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TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter James Anthony Lee, 35, of Daytona Beach, is detained Saturday evening after being located hiding in a Lake Montgomery neighborhood. of the time The man was charged with several felony counts. Daytona suspect hid near houses Hunt focused on area near Lake Montgomery. By TONY BRITT [email protected]

A Daytona Beach man who fled from local authori- ties in what they said was a stolen car was arrested Saturday afternoon after a brief manhunt through neighborhoods bordering Lake Montgomery in Lake TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter City. Political candidates and their supporters hold signs and wave at motorists at the intersection of Baya Avenue and U.S. Highway 90 during the James Anthony Lee, 35, day Saturday. A large crowd of candidates braved the heat for most of the day as Saturday marked the first day of early voting for the primary of Daytona Beach, was election. The county’s early voting precinct in Lake City, the Supervisor of Elections office, is located across the street. charged with two counts of burglary to an occupied dwelling, grand theft, petit theft, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, a moving 723 cast early ballots on Saturday traffic violation, fleeing and eluding police, no drivers 648 votes were cast in the Lake City office election and they are open today, a rare license, vehicle theft, cru- Polls are open from and 75 votes were cast in the Fort White occurence for a Sunday. Early voting con- elty toward a child, child 7 a.m.-7 p.m. for voting office. Columbia County has 34,382 reg- tinues at the supervisor’s office through neglect, and possession of istered voters, according to the office’s 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11. marijuana. He was booked on Sunday and all week. website. The primary election voting day will be into the Columbia County By TONY BRITT “The first day of early voting was Tuesday, Aug. 14, at precincts around the Detention Center on [email protected] great,” said Liz Horne, Columbia County county. The general election is Tuesday, $98,000 bond. Supervisor of Elections. “People were Nov. 6. A juvenile female who The local political season hit high gear waiting for us this morning when we Many candidates running for office was traveling with Lee Saturday when more than 700 voters cast opened up and there’s been a steady flow stood in the heat at the intersection of was taken into custody. ballots in the primary election. of traffic all day.” Baya Avenue and U.S. Highway 90 in Lake Authorities did not release According to information from the Early and absentee voting will continue City Saturday and waved at motorists, as Columbia County Supervisor of Elections daily until Saturday, Aug. 11. The polls are well as voters arriving across the street at ARREST continued on 7A Office, 723 votes were cast Saturday — open from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the primary the Supervisor of Elections office. Reptile refugees keep park closed High water keeps Recreation Area. and close to the playground Debby. There are so many areas because of the high Falling Creek Park, alligators, snakes snakes and alligators pres- water. That’s some of the which also suffered dam- on the move. ent, county officials were only dry area available, age from Tropical Storm forced to keep the park on so it’s got the wildlife in Debby’s rains, was cleaned By TONY BRITT lockdown until conditions the area where the public and reopened two weeks [email protected] improve. normally uses. It’s another ago. “The water is crossing safety concern.” Pittman said he is uncer- Snakes and alligators like most of the trails and has Pittman said the Alligator tain when the Alligator Lake the playground, too. everything flooded around Lake Public Recreation Public Recreation area will An abundance of the the park area to where it Area and Rum Island Park reopen. reptiles continue to seek is unsafe to be used,” said on the Santa Fe River are “It’s hard to say when refuge from flood waters Clint Pittman, Columbia the only two Columbia it will reopen just because COURTESY on the dry area around the County Landscape and County Parks that remain of the fact that the water is Alligator Lake Recreation area in Lake City remains closed. picnic pavilions and the Parks director. “We do closed because of high not receding a lot because High water in the park still poses a hazard with increased playground equipment at have a lot of alligators and water levels and dam- alligators and snakes in the recreational areas of the park. the Alligator Lake Public snakes that are up around ages from Tropical Storm REPTILES continued on 7A

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MIAMI — A South night with severe burns. you get sued,” Scott said, Florida congresswoman Witnesses reported see- adding he then gets criti- says the government’s ing the woman on fire run cized for spending money plan to end manned ocean from a home. on lawyers to defend the exploration will cause Police say the woman’s laws. “After they sue you “irreparable damage to boyfriend set her on fire ... then they say ‘Why are vital ocean investigations.” and then stole a van. Later you wasting state dollars?’ U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros- that evening, police say Because it’s the right Lehtinen, R-Fla., met with the man burglarized a thing to do. That’s why the head of the National home and then tried to use you’re doing it.” Oceanic and Atmospheric a stolen credit card at a Administration this week gas station. to discuss funding options Womack says the Report: Justifiable for the Aquarius Reef man was taken into cus- force used in raid Base. The undersea lab in tody Saturday morning. the Florida Keys National Additional details about his MIDDLEBURG Marine Sanctuary has arrest were not immedi- — Authorities say north allowed scientists to live ately available. Florida sheriff’s deputies and work underwater for used justifiable force in a days at a time. shootout during a meth Scott a hit at lab raid that ended with After meeting with ASSOCIATED PRESS NOAA Administrator Jane a detective and a suspect In this undated photo released by One World One Ocean, Sylvia Earle looks out of a port- gathering dead. Lubchenco, Ros-Lehtinen hole from Aquarius, the undersea research laboratory in the Florida Keys. Aquarius is part of said neither the agency’s JACKSONVILLE A State Attorney’s nor the White House’s NOAA’s National Undersea Research Program, but the budget has been cut by the federal — Gov. Rick Scott shot Office review says Clay budgets include funding government. back Saturday at oppo- County Sheriff’s deputies for Aquarius. nents who have sued and fatally shot Ted Arthur Ros-Lehtinen said Hall and six other passen- Afghanistan. He also is criticized his conservative Tilley in response to the remote research takes gers in April from a small Soldier killed in survived by his wife and agenda and was cheered shots Tilley fired at them the humanity out of sci- boat adrift with engine Afghanistan an infant son. by an audience who sup- during the February raid. ence. But she also said trouble off the Florida One of Sitton’s high ports his efforts to drug The review released LARGO — Family mem- she was encouraged coast. None had authori- school baseball team- test welfare recipients, Friday said Tilley and bers say a Tampa Bay-area that Lubchenco will zation to enter the United mates at Indian Rocks strip teachers of tenure other suspects had meth soldier has been killed in explore other funding for States. Christian School also was and make Florida more in their systems when Afghanistan. Aquarius. The U.S. Attorney’s killed in Afghanistan. Cpl. business friendly. the shootings occurred. The family of Staff Sgt. A private foundation also Office says the other Frank Gross died in July Scott was a big hit Sheriff Rick Beseler told Matthew Steven Sitton is raising money to keep passengers told investiga- 2011 when an improvised addressing a gathering The Florida Time-Union says Army officials told the lab running. tors that they had left the explosive device caused a organized by the con- that the review “confirms them Thursday that the Bahamas three days ear- vehicle roll-over. servative RedState blog, what we knew from the 26-year-old died this week lier with Miller and Hall, drawing laughs several beginning.” after stepping on an impro- 2 plead guilty to who were going to take times as he made fun of Detective David White vised explosive device in them to the Miami area. Man set girlfriend people who oppose his was among nine deputies smuggling charges Afghanistan. Miller and Hall each policies. The governor and detectives investigat- Cheryl Sitton says her on fire, stole car MIAMI — U.S. authori- pleaded guilty Thursday whose approval rating ing a tip about the lab son was an adventurous ties say two Bahamian to two counts of attempt- LAKELAND — was 36 percent in a poll in a Middleburg home. child who joined the Army men have pleaded guilty ed alien smuggling. Authorities say a central released last week clearly White was fatally shot in 2006. to trying to smuggle Sentencing is scheduled Florida woman is in critical was in front of a friendly and another detective was Sitton was stationed people into Florida. for October. Each faces condition after her boy- crowd and he received a wounded in the shootout. at Fort Bragg, N.C. His According to the U.S. a minimum of three friend set her on fire. standing ovation when he Three suspects face family says he had been Attorney’s Office in years and maximum of Lakeland Police Chief wrapped the 24-minute first-degree murder scheduled to return Miami, the U.S. Coast 10 years in prison for Lisa Womack says the speech. charges in White’s death. home in a month. It was Guard picked up Rico each count. 26-year-old woman was “If you do conservative Jerome Miller, Wardell his third deployment to taken to a hospital Friday things in Florida, now n ASSOCIATED PRESS

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Astronaut Neil n Basketball player Armstrong is 82. Patrick Ewing is 50. n Actress Loni Anderson n Actress Kajol is 37. 66. n Actress Sophie The O’Jays still going after 5 decades n Singer Samantha Sang Winkleman is 32. is 59. n Baseball player Carl NEW ORLEANS — For more than than anyone else in its history. Schwarzenegger: Sports n Actress Maureen Crawford is 31. 50 years, Eddie Levert and Walter They’ve had a friendly relationship, McCormick is 56. n Track and field star Williams have been bringing classic although Phelps appears to have used zeal landed me in brig n Actress Janet McTeer LoLo Jones is 30. R&B melodies to fans of the O’Jays some of Gaines’ words as motivation. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. is 51. in the only way that they know how While calling a race in 2003, Gaines — Arnold Schwarzenegger was — with style and a signature sound suggested that Phelps had started off so eager to start his bodybuilding that draws multi-generational audi- too quickly and wouldn’t be able to Daily Scripture career that he briefly ended up in ences to their shows. maintain his pace. Phelps won, setting a an Austrian military brig, the actor “This is what the LORD says, he On Sunday, the group — which world record for time in the process. and former California governor also includes Eric Nolan Grant — After many of his subsequent wins, who made the earth, the LORD said Friday. joins Patti LaBelle, Kenny “Babyface” as recently as last year, Phelps would He was 18 and serving a mandat- who formed it and established it— Edmunds and Maze, featuring needle Gaines: “Did I fade in that ed year with the army in his native Frankie Beverly, for a performance race, Rowdy?” the LORD is his name: ‘Call to me Austria in the mid-1960s when he at the New Orleans Arena as part of When Phelps lost his first race snuck out of camp for the Junior and I will answer you and tell you the Summer Festival Tour. of the London Olympics to Ryan Mr. Europe contest in Germany, Williams, in an interview with The Lochte, Gaines was blunt in his great and unsearchable things you Schwarzenegger told a meeting of Associated Press, encouraged fans assessment that Phelps had not prop- TV critics. do not know.’” to come hear some of their classics, erly trained for the event. Gaines He won the contest but also including “For the Love of Money,” didn’t consider that criticism since - Jeremiah 33:2-3 NIV earned two or three days in the “Use Ta Be My Girl,” and “I Love Phelps himself had admitted the army jail, Schwarzenegger said. Music.” same thing. But military officials felt “uncom- He says this tour is special Gaines questions whether Phelps fortable” and he was released, he Lake City Reporter because getting this kind of talent will, or should, retire from swimming said. How to reacH us together again might not happen. after London. Schwarzenegger, 65, is the sub- Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess “He doesn’t have to have a job,” ject of a new ESPN Films docu- Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 he said. “It’s not like he has to go to Circulation ...... 755-5445 mentary, “Arnold’s Blueprint,” set ([email protected]) Olympic viewing era work as a banker to make money. He Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. to debut Sept. 26 on the ESPN cIrcuLatIoN can live off being Michael Phelps.” The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of ending for Gaines, too website Grantland.com. It’s one of a Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter He’d advise Phelps to take a couple Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- series of short documentaries that lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed by 6:30 a.m. LONDON —There was a real of years off and then see how he feels. will be available online. Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 sadness in Rowdy Gaines’ voice as Phelps would still be young enough to Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. he called Michael Phelps’ 17th gold be competitive in the 2016 Games, and Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any Circulation and The Associated Press. medal-winning race and last individual there would be no pressure, he said. Charges dropped against problems with your delivery service. Olympics competition. “Maybe it’s just wishful thinking,” he All material herein is property of the Lake In Columbia County, customers should “I’m going to miss that man,” the actor Cuba Gooding Jr. City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- said. in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After NBC swimming analyst said. sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- NEW ORLEANS — No. 310-880. The curtain offi- vice related credits will be issued. Misdemeanor battery charges relat- POSTMASTER: Send address changes cially closed Saturday Rock Hall marking In all other counties where home delivery ed to a bar dust-up in New Orleans’ to Lake City Reporter, P.O. 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As a 24 Weeks...... $48.79 has looked like it, to mark what would have been Jerry aDVertIsING 52 Weeks...... $83.46 result, he said, the city moved to ...... 752-1293 appearing relaxed Phelps Garcia’s 70th birthday and the 17th ([email protected]) Rates include 7% sales tax. drop the charges. Mail rates and reflective in inter- anniversary of his death. “This ends the case,” Berni said. 12 Weeks...... $41.40 views. Gaines and partner Dan Hicks The first 150 visitors to the cLassIFIeD The Times-Picayune reports 24 Weeks...... $82.80 have covered Phelps in four of the Cleveland landmark on Saturday To place a classified ad, call 755-5440 52 Weeks...... $179.40 Gooding, 44, did not appear at the five Olympics where they have been received a limited edition Grateful brief hearing before Judge Sean partners for NBC. Dead exhibition laminate. Early. The hearing came two days “I thank God every day that we had The Rock Hall also offered a cura- CORRECTION after an Old Absinthe House employ- him in our sport and nobody else had tor gallery talk on the Grateful Dead ee said she was dropping charges The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news him in theirs,” Gaines said. exhibit Saturday and a screening of against him. Gaines, himself a three-time gold the film, “Dead Ahead.” items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, medal-winning swimmer, said Phelps The Grateful Dead exhibit contin- please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- n ASSOCIATED PRESS has clearly done more for swimming ues through December. tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A

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Tropical Storm Wuest: A music legend Ernesto Lake City band leader shares heads love of music. By HANNAH O. BROWN toward [email protected] arry Wuest Mexico is a Lake City legend, but Associated Press his fame and influence go Hfar beyond the Gateway KINGSTON, Jamaica City. — Tropical Storm Ernesto Wuest is a skilled and blew across open waters well-known musician who Saturday on a projected path moved to Lake City in the that would skirt Jamaica late 1980s. and hit Mexico after dump- He has worked as a ing heavy rain on islands in band manager, composer, the eastern Caribbean. copyist, conductor, vocal- The U.S. National ist, saxophonist and Hurricane Center said clarinet player. He has Ernesto was expected to worked alongside such art- swirl south of Jamaica as a ists as Glenn Miller, Lena hurricane tonight. The fore- Horne, Barbra Streisand, cast projected the storm Rosemary Clooney and would move over the coastal Cab Calloway, just to name resorts of Mexico’s Yucatan a few. Peninsula as a Category 1 He has been on, behind hurricane Wednesday. and in front of the stage Long lines formed at gro- of countless acts. His cery stores in the Jamaican saxophone playing was capital of Kingston as peo- featured on the original ple bought water, bread and recording of “Night Train,” canned goods. a popular blues standard “We’re going to have from the 1950s. heavy rains, so I’m stock- “He’s got this very ing up,” said Marco Brown, smooth and very polished COURTESY a Kingston resident in his sound,” said Matt Johns, Harry Wuest (second from the left) poses for a promotional photograph with fellow saxophone players for Selmer instruments. late 50s. a Lake City student of The Jamaican govern- Wuest. “That was the ment ordered fishermen Harry Wuest sound. Up who live in outlying cays until he couldn’t play, he to evacuate and head to the still sounded like that.” main island. The storm was “When you start listen- expected to pass close to ing to jazz standards, just Pedro Cays on Sunday eve- about everybody there, he ning, according to the local has had some impact on Meteorological Service one way or another,” vocal- Office. ist and Lake City resident The storm earlier forced Jeanie Wilks said. Dominica to close its air- Wuest was born in 1922 port for two days, and St. and raised in the New Lucia ordered shops to COURTESY York City borough of close for several hours, but Queens. Harry Wuest (second from right) plays the clarinet and saxo- no damage or flooding was As a kid, he would COURTESY phone while performing with The Ray McKinley Orchestra in reported on islands affected dodge school to go watch The Sammy Kaye Orchestra, one of the most famous bands 1947. McKinley was the drummer in Glenn Miller’s Army Air by the storm. acts on Broadway. of the day, played ‘sweet’ swing music for dancers in 1950. Corps band before Miller’s death in 1944. The U.S. hurricane cen- “He had all the right ter said Ernesto had maxi- Kaye hosted a variety show on ABC’s ‘So You Want to Lead stuff around him and mum sustained winds of a Band.’ Harry Wuest sits far left of sax section playing alto Gateway College band for the Lake City Reporter he just did all the right about 60 mph (95 kph) late and baritone sax. director. as society editor and was a things,” Johns said. Saturday afternoon. It was He was interviewed by a very active member of the At 13, he put his first about 495 miles (800 kilo- Band. for either a 2-week or 2- woman named Margaret, community. band together, called meters) east-southeast of Later in life, he worked month contract and he who later became his wife. Harry Wuest and the WUEST continued on 6A Kingston, Jamaica, and was as the conductor of ended up staying like 7 Margaret Wuest worked Caravan of Swing Band. moving westward at 18 mph Disney’s Top of the World years.” He left college at age 16 (30 kph). Orchestra. By this point, Wuest to play in top Big Bands Meanwhile, a new tropi- “He could put whoever had been married twice of the day. He went into cal storm, Florence, formed he wanted to in place and and had four children. the military and worked far out in the Atlantic. It had have the greatest players, It wasn’t until 1989 that as a copyist for the Glenn maximum sustained winds the greatest arrangers,” Wuest came to Lake City Miller Army Air Force of 50 mph (85 kph) and Johns said. “He was hired for an interview as Florida was about 515 miles (830 kilometers) west of the Cape Verde Islands. The hurricane center said it was not expected to reach hurricane force as it moved generally westward.

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ONE A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW He just The debacle does not that is Syria ofi Annan turned in his resignation like the as United Nations special envoy to Syria on Thursday, military Kbut his mission was over months ago. It was doomed resident Obama by Syrian President Bashar al- goes out of his way Assad, who was never serious to appear to support about peace and determined the troops. But when to crush the opposition, and it comes to voting, by his chief backer, Russian Phe would like to keep them out President Vladimir Putin. The of the fight. five months that Mr. Annan The Obama for America devoted to talk, with the ill- Campaign, the Democratic considered backing of the National Committee and the Obama administration, simply Ohio Democratic Party are suing gave Mr. Assad more time to the critical swing state of Ohio wage war. to strike down a law that makes The failed mission offers it easier for members of the vital lessons for the future. military to vote. Under the law, Black pastors press The first is one that Mr. people in uniform may cast early Annan should know well: He ballots in person up to the day learned it in the 1990s con- before an election, instead of the Democrats on gay marriage flict in the former Yugoslavia. previous Friday cutoff for other Then as now, the leading voters. upport for same-sex tional values and the concomitant powers were initially hesi- Democrats have a transpar- marriage is now in growth in government and the tant to use military force. ent political motive. A May the Democratic Party welfare state. Then as now, U.N. personnel 2012 Gallup survey showed Mr. preliminary platform. But deterioration of black were sent to a battlefield and Obama trailing Mitt Romney Once approved by family life has been the most pro- proved ineffective in the face among veterans 58 to 34 percent. Sthe full platform committee nounced. of evil. After the worst mas- “About a fourth of men are vet- and voted on at the convention, In 2008, according to a Pew sacre in postwar European erans,” Gallup reported, “and same-sex marriage will have the Research Center report, 32 per- history, by Bosnian Serbs at it is their strong skew toward party’s formal support. Star Parker cent of black adults were mar- Srebrenica, Mr. Annan wrote Romney that essentially creates But as Democrats institutional- [email protected] ried, compared to 61 percent in a searing retrospective for the the GOP candidate’s leading ize their support for same sex- 1960. United Nations. He declared position among men today.” marriage, their relationship with acceptance of these truths falling These black pastors under- that “when peacekeeping The Democrats’ suit alleges the party’s most loyal constitu- by the wayside. stand that collapse of family, operations are used as a sub- the Buckeye State’s law is ency, black Americans, becomes HIV/AIDS is devastating black out-of-wedlock births, single-par- stitute for political consensus “arbitrary” with “no discern- increasingly uneasy. America. Reading the grim statis- ent households, promiscuity, they are likely to fail.” He ible rational basis,” but it is a A new survey just released tics from the Centers for Disease drugs and crime are the crises added, “The job simply cannot response to a very real problem. by the Pew Forum on Religion Control and Prevention makes undermining black physical and be done.” “It’s truly difficult to vote,” an & Public Life shows 65 percent clear that this plague is driven, economic health today. And they These words are just as active-duty service member told of Democrats support same-sex first and foremost, by homosexu- understand that a society that valid today as when Mr. The Washington Times. “The marriage compared to just 40 al behavior. validates alternative lifestyles that Annan wrote them in 1999. military tries hard to help us percent of blacks. According to the CDC: “In undermine life-sustaining biblical The U.N. Security Council out with awareness and links A group of 3,700-plus black 2009, African-Americans com- truths is a society that will inevi- sent unarmed monitors into to state voting sites but most pastors, the Coalition of African- prised 14 percent of the U.S. tably promote and advance this an intensifying war zone in troops don’t exercise their fran- American Pastors, under the population but accounted for 44 deadly behavior. Syria without a consensus of chise because it’s too hard.” leadership of the Rev. William percent of all new HIV infections. They understand that the the leading powers to back The political attack on our Owens, has moved to formally ... Black men accounted for 70 weakest communities -- their them up. It was wishful think- troops reopens a wound from oppose the Democratic Party and percent of the estimated new own communities -- are the most ing to believe that Mr. Assad the 2000 presidential race. President Barack Obama on this HIV infections among all blacks. vulnerable. would be coaxed into retire- During the controversial Florida issue. ... Black men who have sex with This Coalition of African- ment by a divided council. recount process, Democrats The group is spearheading a men represented an estimated 73 American pastors is showing, For way too long, the Obama issued a detailed eight-page “Mandate for Marriage” cam- percent of new inflections among very much in the spirit of the administration — eager to guide to local operatives for paign to gather 100,000 signa- black men. ...” civil rights movement, that the avoid more decisive action challenging military overseas tures on a petition declaring sup- Research abounds showing political choices facing blacks — clung to unrealistic hopes ballots. port for traditional marriage. The the importance of intact tradi- are not limited to deciding which that Annan’s plan would work. “Those few who are making petition also calls for Obama “to tional family life in the academic political train to get on. They are The administration also the effort to be citizens in every repudiate his assertion that gay success of children and of overall jumping up front to influence seems to have misjudged how sense of the word should be marriage is a civil right.” economic health. where the train is going. steadfastly Mr. Putin would supported,” our source said. “It These black pastors are not In recent testimony before It’s high time for blacks to stand behind the Syrian makes you wonder why they are in the business of politics, nor the Senate Finance Committee, serve up some black tea to regime. There were vague investing that much time and are they policy wonks. They are Ron Haskins of the Brookings the Democratic Party, as the hopes that, sooner or later, effort to keep the troops from driven by commitment to biblical Institution noted that individuals Tea Partiers are doing with the Kremlin would give up voting. They must be desper- truths and the direct challenge to who follow three rules -- com- Republicans, and move to change on Mr. Assad. But Mr. Putin ate.” and rejection of these truths by plete at least high school, work the values and direction of the refused to budge. For years, social acceptance of homosexual full time and wait until age 21 party they have loyally supported he has been disdainful and ■ The Washington Times behavior and same-sex marriage. and get married before having a but that no longer represents fearful of the “color” revolu- They don’t see biblical truths baby -- have a 2 percent chance their interests. tions — Orange in Ukraine, Lake City Reporter as academic points divorced of winding up in poverty and a Rose in Georgia — that swept from the practical realities of life. 72 percent chance of being in the n Star Parker is an author autocrats from power. In Serving Columbia County They see them as the rules that middle class. and president of CURE, recent months, he has heard Since 1874 sustain life. And they see the Since the 1960s, American fam- Center for Urban Renewal and the footsteps of protest out- The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ crises spreading in their com- ily life in general has deteriorated Education. See more at www. side his own Kremlin walls. lished with pride for residents of munities and in our nation as with the departure from tradi- urbancure.org. He was not about to applaud Columbia and surrounding counties by Community Newspapers Inc. the drumbeat of another revo- We believe strong newspapers build lution seeking to topple a dic- strong communities —‑“Newspapers tator in Syria. It’s not comfort- get things done!” ing to see Mr. Putin express Our primary goal is to Congress takes a needed an outmoded, Cold War mind- publish distinguished and profitable community‑oriented newspapers. set that sees Russia’s inter- This mission will be accomplished est in opposing the United through the teamwork of professionals rest from inactivity States at every step — but dedicated to truth, integrity and hard it is something that should work. fter seven months of billion in special-interest business not have surprised the White Todd Wilson, publisher short work weeks tax breaks, although to its credit House. Robert Bridges, editor and near-zero it is allowing the tax break for Many in Washington mis- Sue Brannon, controller accomplishments, ethanol producers to expire. read Mr. Assad. In some early Congress has The lawmakers left town with accounts, he was portrayed Dink NeSmith, president Aawarded itself a five-week vaca- no progress made in dealing with as a moderate or modernizing Tom Wood, chairman tion, deferring a series of tough the “fiscal cliff,” automatic spend- figure, a more enlightened legislative decisions until the ing cuts agreed to in a budget version of his brutal father, LETTERS members return after Labor Day, Dale McFeatters deal last summer that the military Hafez al-Assad, who ruled presumably tanned, rested and [email protected] says will gravely cripple national Syria for three decades. POLICY ready to go. Agriculture Committee that had defense and many economists But the events of the past Letters to the Editor should be As the Associated Press report- produced a companion measure, believe will push the country into 18 months suggest that typed or neatly written and double ed, the fractious Republican-led which the leadership declined to another recession. the younger Mr. Assad has spaced. Letters should not exceed House couldn’t even agree to bring to the floor. The leadership Asked to point to a legislative matched his father’s record 400 words and will be edited for adjourn but left town anyway, could expect little help from that achievement this year members of despotism: He is willing to length and libel. Letters must be leaving behind an unfinished quarter. of Congress point to passage of slaughter an unlimited num- signed and include the writer’s name, drought-relief bill for cattle The lawmakers were also a highway bill, but the old bill ber of his own people in order address and telephone number for and sheep ranchers, who are unable to stay around to reach expired three years ago and to cling to power. Now that verification. Writers can have two now simply out of luck until agreement on a high-priority was extended nine times. The diplomacy has utterly failed letters per month published. Letters September at the earliest. cyber-security bill, although the new version lasts only two years to stop him, it is time for the and guest columns are the opinion of The House leadership threw sticking points in both the House instead of the customary five. Obama administration to con- the writers and not necessarily that of together a $383 million short- and Senate -- how big a role So there’s plenty for Congress sider measures that stand a the Lake City Reporter. term package of loans and grants, should government play in pro- to do when it gets back in real chance of accelerating BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, but the Senate, noting that it had tecting private businesses -- seem September. It has scheduled itself his downfall — beginning Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at passed a full five-year reauthoriza- quite capable of resolution. The to work eight days that month. with greater material support 180 E. Duval St. downtown. tion of the farm bill in June that lawmakers say they’ll get around for the opposition. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. the House ignored, refused to to that one, too, in September. ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial BY E-MAIL: act. The Senate Finance Committee writer for Scripps Howard News ■ The Washington Post [email protected] Also steaming was the House approved an extension of $200 Service. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Rick Burnham at 754-0424 or by e-mail at rburnham@ COMMUNITY CALENDAR lakecityreporter.com. Aug. 5 Early learning meeting overview about the loss of is a humorous and fun Spaces for the camp or the to 6:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle The Early Learning a spouse. There is no cost. take on the original fairy Bobby Lee Rodgers work- Enrichment Center. The Allbritton reunion Coalition of Florida’s For information or to reg- tale. With plenty of quirky shops may be reserved by seminar will cover what The annual Allbritton Gateway, Inc. Board ister, contact Vicki Myers new characters, it’s sure contacting SuwanneeSpirit. you need to know about family reunion is set for Meeting will be Wednesday, at 755-7714 Ext. 2411. The to amuse and excite audi- [email protected] or by medicare such as when to noon on Sunday, Aug. 5 at Aug. 8 at 9 a.m. at the Wings Education Center ences of all ages. Even if calling the Spirit of the enroll and what’s covered. the Deep Creek Community Coalition Office, 1104 SW is a program of Hospice you’ve heard, seen, or read Suwannee Music Park at This is not a sales seminar. Center on U.S. Highway Main Blvd, Lake City. The of Citrus County, Inc./ the story of Snow White (386) 364-1683. Moderated by Irv Crowetz 441N. Bring covered dish- Coalition oversees the state Hospice of the Nature countless times, you’ve of C/C and Associates. To es. Call Dessie Meeks at and federal funding for all Coast. probably never heard it Back to School Bash RSVP please call 386-755- 752-1473 for more informa- school readiness programs quite like this. erformanc- Free reduced lunch 3476 ext. 107. tion. birth to age five for the fol- es are at the High Springs applications and free lowing counties: Columbia, Aug. 10 Community Theater Aug. haircuts will be available Elks host band Hamilton, Lafayette, Alzheimer’s workshop 10-12 and Aug. 17-19. Friday at the Columbia County Loss through divorce B&S Combs Elks Lodge Suwannee, and Union The Alzheimer’s and Saturday performanc- Recreation Department’s Loss Through Divorce, number 1599, 1688 NE Counties. We encourage Association in partnership es are at 7 p.m. and Sunday 2012 Back to School Book an educational work- Washington St., presents community participation with Columbia County matinees are at 2 p.m. Bag Bash, set for 8 a.m. shop about transition- Special Formula Band on and welcome any input. Senior Services will be pre- Tickets are $5 online at to noon, Aug. 11 at the ing through loss, will be Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. for a dona- senting a workshop Aug. highspringscommunity- Richardson Community offered to the public on tion of $10. Contact Carlos Newcomers, friends 10 from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. at theater.com. Paypal tickets Center, 255 NE Coach Tuesday, Aug. 14 at 2 p.m. Brown at 288-6235 for infor- The regular luncheon of the Lifestyle Enrichment are $1 more, or $6. Tickets Anders Lane in Lake City. at the Wings Education mation. the Lake City Newcomers Center in Lake City entitled may be purchased at the 300 elementary school Center, 857 SW Main Blvd. and Friends will begin at 11 “Maintain Your Brain.” This door, if available. Doors bags and 100 middle school The workshop, facilitated a.m. Aug. 8 at the Eastside program is free of charge open one half hour before bags of supplies will be by Jerry Tyre, will offer an Aug. 7 Village Clubhouse. The and anyone interested show time. also be available on a first- overview of loss through National Night Out program is the annual in learning more about come, first-served basis. a Divorce. The workshop The 29th Annual National silent auction. Attendees maintaining optimal cogni- Children must be accom- will suggest ways to cope Night Out will be Tuesday, are asked to bring items to tive health is welcome to Aug. 11 panied by a parent. This during this difficult time. August 7 from 6 to 9 p.m. at donate. This is the annual attend. Topics covered will Guitar workshop year’s sponsors include the There is no cost. For infor- Memorial Stadium/Young’s fundraiser event. Lunch is include: mental exercises, Guitarist Bobby Lee Columbia County Board of mation or to register, con- Park in Lake City. It will be $11. For more information, the importance of physical Rodgers will hold an adult County Commissioners/ tact Vicki Myers at 755- a fun-filled evening of Unity call Barbara Test at 754- activity, the role of nutri- and student guitar work- Recreation Department, 7714 Ext. 2411. The Wings in the Community. the Lake 7227 or Rose Taylor at 755- tion, cardiovascular health, shop Aug. 11 during the Jazzy Cuts, the United Education Center is a pro- City Police Department is 2175. stress/depression issues, Suwannee Spirit Kids Music Way, the Columbia County gram of Hospice of Citrus committed to heightening and much more. To regis- Camp at the Spirit of the School District and the County, Inc./Hospice of crime and drug prevention Loss workshop ter for this workshop or for Suwannee Music Park in Richardson Community the Nature Coast. awareness as thousands of Coping with the Loss of more information, please Live Oak. The workshop is Center. neighborhoods across the Your Spouse will be offered contact the Alzheimer’s free to students who attend country join the partner- to the public on Wednesday, Association at (800) 272- the music camp. The cost Aug. 14 ship of police and commu- Aug. 8 at 11 a.m. at the 3900. for adults is $50. The kids =6EEN7> nity. Wings Education Center, workshop is from 2-4 p.m. Medicare seminar GI=96N 857 SW Main Blvd. The ‘Snow White’ while the adult workshop There will be a free Aug. 8 workshop, facilitated by “The Tale of Snow is from 8-11 p.m., both on Medicare educational sem- Jerry Tyre, will offer an White” by Barbara Lennon Saturday Aug. 11. inar on Aug. 14 from 5:30 Patrick! OBITUARIES

Frederick A. Young laugh. Her sense of humor was Witt officiating. Visitation will da Owens (Steve) of North Ca- White Springs, Fla. with Rev. evident even to the very end. be from 6 to 7 P.M. Monday, tasauqua, Pa. and his son, James Ron Thompson, Pastor of Pine Frederick A. Young, 77, passed . . .i.e., a nurse was trying to Aug. 6, at GUERRY FUNERAL C. Hickson, II of Pennsylvania. Grove Baptist Church, officiat- away Thursday, August 2, 2012 check her blood sugar and was HOME, 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Four stepchildren: Shirley Bran- ing. In lieu of flowers, donations at the V.A. Medical Center sur- having some difficulty when Lake City, Fla. www.guerryfu- nan (Robert) of Macclenny, Fla,, can be made to Still Waters, 507 rounded by his loving family. He my dad said to my mom to just neralhome.net (Written in loving Martha Morgan (J.M.), Buddy N.W. Hall of Fame Drive, Lake was the son of the late Hollis and relax and give the nurse her fin- tribute by Lysa Gearhart-Blake) Dees (Anne) and James Dees City, Fla. 32055. GUERRY Mabel (Gragg) ger and, well, she did. . ..but it (Juanita) all of White Springs, FUNERAL HOME, 2659 S.W. Young. He was wasn’t the finger we were ex- James Carroll Hickson Fla. A special niece, Ann Hick- Main Blvd., Lake City, Fla. You have grown born in St. Pe- pecting, it was her ‘middle fin- son Estes of Summerville, S.C. www.guerryfuneralhome.net to be a fi ne son tersburg, Florida ger’ she felt to give ..... I still Mr. James Carroll Hickson, age also survive. Included in James but had lived smile when I think about that. 81, of White Springs, Fla. passed family are 16 grandchildren, 20 and Father! here in Colum- Chris could appear to be a ‘hard away August 3, 2012 at Still great-grandchildren and 4 great- bia County for the past 16 years. nut to crack’ but in all reality Waters West in Lake City, Fla. great-grandchildren. Graveside Obituaries are paid advertise- Love, He was a loving husband, father, she had a heart that was loving He was born June 28, 1931 in funderal services will be con- ments. For details, call the Lake City Reporter’s classified depart- Mom and grandfather, who was very and giving. She would see a Black Joe, Kentucky to the late ducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. ment at 752-1293. involved with the Masons. He person in need and if she was Vina Boles Hickson and Calvin 7, in the Riverside Cemetery, was a member and Past Master able to help them she would C. Hickson. He served in the of Cherry Hill Masonic Lodge do so and usually without the U.S. Navy from 1948 until his No. 12, Ft. White, a PDDGM, person who was receiving the discharge in 1963. He was em- a member of Scottish Rites, The help ever knowing that she was ployed by the State of Florida BELK.COM Order of the Amaranth, Order of the one that had helped them. of Agriculture in Baker County the Eastern Star, and a Shriner. If you were fortunate enough to where he lived for over thirty He served our country faithfully have been a part of Chris’ life years until his retirement in with 26 years in the United States then you walked away a better 1991. He and his wife Marie then Air Force and was a lifetime person. She lived a good long moved to White Springs where member of the American Legion life and was always there to en- they were active in the commu- Post #57. He is preceded in death courage you or try and cheer you nity and the First Baptist Church by his brother, Donald Young. up if needed. In a word ..... she where he served as Usher Chair- Survivors include his wife of 55 was my Mom, my friend, my man. They enjoyed traveling and years, Ruth Young of Lake City, mentor. This world was lucky spending time at their mountain FL; sons, Mark Young (Cheryl) enough to have had her. Her cabin in the Smokies near Mur- of Trenton, FL & Stephen Young friends will have memories to phy, N.C. He was known for his (Veronica) of Lake City, FL; sis- last a lifetime. Those she loved, beautiful handmade baskets and ter, Diane Thomas of Plattville, well the love will NEVER end. he taught basket weaving and MD; 4 grandchildren also survive. . .she will ALWAYS be there punch art design at the Stephen Memorial services will be held in your heart and memories. Foster State Folk Festival. 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6A LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNdAY, AUGUST 5, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 Congress breaks for 5 weeks, but much work undone

Associated Press stricken nation wondering if new gears of official Washington. And even though both sides year extension, as Republican help will ever come and the U.S. The tea party-dominated have some sharply differ- leaders had planned, of food WASHINGTON — Congress’ Postal Service uncertain about House and a Senate controlled ent views and ideologies, our and farm policy. performance matches its its solvency. Some $110 billion by Democrats struggling to job is still to find the common Senate Republicans were approval rating — abysmal. in automatic, across-the-board keep their narrow majority in ground.” unhappy about being denied a Lawmakers headed home for a cuts are due to hit military and November view each other with But common ground is scarce. chance to amend the cyberse- five-week break with a lengthy list domestic programs on Jan. 2, a palpable disdain. This is a Congress that can’t do curity bill. House Republicans of uncompleted work and little to yet no bipartisan solution is in House Speaker John Boehner, the big stuff while even the were unable to find party unity show for the past year and a half sight or even under discussion who came to Washington in small stuff, such as a one-year on food stamps and farm sub- except an eye-popping amount by those who really matter. 1991, bluntly described the extension of student loan subsi- sidies of dissatisfaction: Nearly 80 per- At the same time, President divide that has made consensus dies that passed in June, makes The House settled for a paltry cent of Americans are unhappy George W. Bush-era tax cuts for a rare commodity. them sweat. restoration of expired disaster with them. The Republican-con- all Americans expire, threaten- “The American people are Congress stumbled out of programs for livestock pro- trolled House and Democratic- ing to send a sluggish economy probably more polarized now Washington for a five-week vaca- ducers and tree farmers. The led Senate have set record lows right back into recession. than any time since I’ve been tion one day early on Thursday Senate wouldn’t do even that, for production and record highs The standoff is what happens here,” the Ohio Republican told on a typical note: a GOP filibus- demanding instead a full five- for dysfunction. when a bitterly divided govern- reporters. “And as a result we ter in the Senate of a biparti- year farm bill with 80 percent of Partisanship and election- ment mixes with election-year see that polarization reflected san cybersecurity bill and the it, or about $400 billion, devoted year politics have left a drought- politics to throw sand in the here in the halls of Congress. House’s abandonment of a one- to food stamps. WUEST: Influenced many Continued From Page 3A “He and Margaret devel- faith kept him through,” oped a relationship over Wilks said. Wuest is a that interview,” Wilks devout Catholic. Johns said. “Then it was dinner said his wife helped and then they were mar- reintroduce him to the ried. That was the love of religion after they were his life.” married. “He was absolutely in “He says, I can never love with her, and she thank her enough for with him, I think,” Johns that,” Johns said. said. “It was only toward Johns said as Wuest the end of her life, when got older, his lung capac- Alzheimer’s was fully ity began to diminish. developed that things As a reed musician, this started to get rough. affected him more than They were very, very most. close.” “He was complaining COURTESY In Lake City, Wuest about his air,” Johns said. In this photograph taken in approximately 1945, legendary jazz singer, Lena Horne, performs with the George Paxton began to build bands into “You know he didn’t have Orchestra. Harry Wuest sits second from right on baritone sax. noteworthy ensembles. the air, and in therapy and a tuba in the bushes the Health Center last “When he first came they were saying you got outside as decoration. month. He blew out 90 to the college, he had more lung capacity than Eddie moved in with candles spread across four students in the any other person your his father shortly after two cakes. band program and it was age. What are you talking Margaret died. He said it As his health fails, something ridiculous like about?” was beneficial for both of visitors gather around a French horn player, a Wuest helped Johns them to live together. his room at the Health xylophone player, maybe get into the Glenn Miller “Whenever he went Center, waiting to have a drummer and some- Orchestra at age 20. to the nursing home, he lucid a moment with him. body that owned a trum- Johns played with really didn’t want to be “Even now, he’s just pet,” Johns said. Wuest for over 15 years, there and he was trying an Energizer bunny, it Over time, the band got but said he never really to come up with schemes seems like he could go better and Wuest built up knew his stature until to leave,” Eddie said. on forever,” Eddie said. a library of resources for he went on the road. “He even tried to have his musicians to use. The band director of the Kirsten, my nephew, Johns called Wuest a Glenn Miller Orchestra break him out. He just Mr. Mitt Romney, come to Florida. Mr. Mitt Romney, come to Lake City. Mr. Mitt problem solver. would introduce Johns didn’t want to be there. Romney, tear down your wall of theological hypocrisy and publically answer my “He has an amazing as a friend of Wuest’s to He is a very independent questions at the Olustee Park Gazebo. My questions come from notices posted in ability to just take some- prominent musicians. person. He got to to a thing that should never “Their eyes would Section A on Sundays in May, June, and July 2012 in the Lake City Reporter (The best point where he finally work and make it work, light up, because nobody newspaper in this neck of the woods or swamp). What gives me the authority and the said this was home, this musically,” he said. expected him to still be desire to ask you to publically answer my questions? The authority comes from being was where he needed to His attitude toward alive,” Johns said. “There be. And I was very happy a registered Florida Voter. The desire comes from being a Christian and wanting to music is serious. He is was a time when I think about that.” publically hear your answers and see how your theology lines up with the Christ of critically honest with his if you were a musician in Eddie is a DJ and is the Holy Bible. Here is a sample of questions: May 6, 2012, question 1. Is God the students, but he delivers the industry and really studying to be a sound his advice with clever- working, you knew who Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit one God?. Question 2. Are Florida public engineer. He believes ness and wit. Harry Wuest was.” school students created in the image of God the Father, God the Son, and God the his musical inclination is “He is extremely witty Johns also realized the Holy Spirit? May 20, 2012 Question 3. Are the 66 Books of the Holy Bible the only books genetic. and you really have to extent of Wuest’s experi- written through the inspiration of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit? “Whenever I make watch yourself because ence. beats and stuff I am sure Question 4. Did God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit destroy Sodom you think you are talking “He has been every- I am getting that from and Gomorrah with fire and brimstone? June 10, 2012 question 5. Have all Florida to this sweet old man and where,” Johns said. Dad,” he said. Eddie said public high school students sinned and come short of the glory of God the Father, God he will say something “When I was on the road, his father’s status and that will just like, you will I would talk to him occa- the Son, and God the Holy Spirit? Mitt Romney, it’s been 92 days and 0 answers. success make him want think twice and go, ‘wait, sionally and he would Kenny Merriken 386-344-7339, [email protected] to live up to the same. did he mean what I think say, where are you today? “He is a high-function- he meant?’” Johns said. It would be some obscure I John 4:1 “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they ing person,” he said. This tendency was little town somewhere Wuest celebrated are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.” sometimes seen as a bit in nowhere, in Iowa or his 90th birthday at Paid for by Kenny Merriken August 5, 2012. Florida Voter ID #113877356 harsh. something, and he would “He is a little abra- say, ‘oh yeah, I remem- sive,” Johns said. “He is ber that town, there’s a from Old School New theater there, there’s a....’ NOTICE OF MEETING York, so he says what and he would start tell- he thinks and that has ing me these things and I LAKE CITY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY turned a lot of people off, would say I guess you’re CITY OF LAKE CITY around here especially. right, I don’t know...” But if you take what he “He’s an amazing man NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lake City Community Redevelopment Agency for the says and think, ‘the guy and people don’t realize really knows what he’s it because he’s not at City of Lake City, Florida will hold a meeting on Monday, August 6, 2012, at 6:45 P.M., in the talking about maybe I all prideful,” Wilks said. Council Chambers located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake should take it to heart “I think very, very few, City, Florida. and not get offended by because he is so humble, it,’ then you can really have any idea of where THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: learn something.” he has been.” Johns said he feels like Johns called Wuest a Suwannee Valley Community Foundation Grant to Lake Desoto Farmers Market he has inherited some of prophet in his own town. • Wuest’s old school sensi- “He has done every- (Check Presentation) bility. thing in the music busi- Wilks agreed, calling ness there is to do includ- All interested persons are invited to attend. him “very blunt.” ing not just playing and AUDREY E SIKES, MMC “What he does is he leading orchestras and City Clerk listens to your style and bands and conducting says that song is not on Broadway and own- yours and it’s not that ing Broadway publishing you did it poorly, but it’s company,” Johns said. “I not best for your voice mean, good grief, what CITY COUNCIL MEETING and he can spot it in a hasn’t he done?” heartbeat,” she said. “He lived a fulfilling THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA WILL “The harshness, it’s not life, he did everything he really harshness. He’s needed to do, that’s for MEET ON MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL just blunt. But if you’ve sure,” son Eddie Wuest CHAMBERS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY HALL AT worked with Rosemary said. “That’s one thing Clooney, if you’ve worked that he told me, that he’s 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA with Barbra Streisand, done what he needed to who am I to take offense do.” All interested persons are invited to attend. when he tells me it’s not Eddie said his father my song.” has been at the Health When Margaret Center for the past SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for any of the meetings died several years ago, month because he could identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Wuest’s health began to not take care of himself Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. plummet. He developed any longer. Prior to that, prostate cancer and his Eddie and his father were body began to show signs living together in a two- AUDREY E SIKES, MMC of aging. story house with a spiral City Clerk “He was strong, his staircase in the center 7A

Page Editor: Todd Wilson, 754-0418 LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, AUGUST 5, 2012 7a Conner remembered as giving person By HANNAH O. BROWN “His oldest stepdaughter on the bottom of the pond, Brown said the family is [email protected] swam away from the dock,” the paramedics were there,” very close. The brothers his brother Dale Conner said. he said. would fish, hunt and grill out Ralph Conner was memori- “She panicked. When she Ralph Conner, a Lake City in the yard together often. alized this week after his life started panicking, he dove in man who cared for livestock, Brown said Conner never ended in an act of heroism. to save her.” had two children and three used charcoal when he grilled, Conner, 30, drowned after Conner managed to get stepchildren. he’d use oak wood. diving into a pond overun his stepdaughter back on the “He would do anything for “He made the greatest with weeds to save the life of dock but then he got caught anybody, all you had to do is stuffed pork chops,” Brown his 8-year-old stepdaughter. up in the weeds. ask,” his brother said. said. “We’d eat them right off Conner and several chil- The Columbia County Dale Conner said his broth- the grill.” dren were playing on a sub- Sheriff’s Office report said er was an easy-going man and Conner’s funeral was held merged dock that led into the the children saw him come a hard worker. on Friday afternoon. Family pond. The dock was covered up for air twice before he sank “He had no enemies,” he came from as far as North over four feet high with water into the pond. said. Dakota to pay homage to the from recent flooding. His stepdaughter ran to tell His stepbrother Brandon man who died on July 21. Conner’s stepdaughter Dale Conner. Brown called Conner a great “No matter what life gave walked to the end of the dock His brother found Conner dude. him he was always an up-spir- COURTESY and fell into deep water and caught in the weeds on the “He gave the boots off ited person,” Dale said. Ralph Conner, 30, drowned while pulling his Conner immediately dove in edge of the dock. of his feet to me one time,” “It’s tragic. I am still lost.” stepdaughter out of deep water in late July. after her. “By the time I found him Brown said. Suwannee Valley Flood Jam free to tri-county residents From staff reports special Suwannee Valley tance, faith-based organi- families out of their homes INC. to deliver supplies Mind, Shane Pruitt, Down Flood Jam line-up. Full line- zations, home restoration - many were left without and provide relief to affect- The Hatch, Main Stream, LIVE OAK — The up below. companies and others who shelter, cars, clothes, food ed households. These funkUs, Asheville Flood Suwannee Music The Suwannee Valley can help flood victims. or any worldly posses- charitable efforts by music Commission, Stephanie Foundation will present Flood Jam also announces a Deadline for chamber sions. The flood affected lovers everywhere have Renee & Wreckless, Randy Suwannee Valley Flood Jam Thursday Night Pre-Party to members to sign up to par- over 10,000 other people helped hundreds of people & Beth, Catfish Alliance, Aug.17-18 at The Spirit of be held Thursday Aug.16 in ticipate free of charge is Aug. throughout the tri-coun- who in this desperate time Chroma, Applebutter the Suwannee Music Park The Spirit of the Suwannee 13. Check musicliveshere. ties. of their lives have virtually Express, Aquaphonics, (SOSMP) in Live Oak. Music Hall. Entertainment com, the Suwannee County An on-line charitable nothing. Volunteers at both El Groundscoro, The Residents of Suwannee, will be from 6 p.m. - 1:30 Chamber of Commerce at auction will also be avail- agencies, along with many Resolvers, The Funky Columbia and Hamilton a.m. Enter tainment www.suwanneechamber. able to all, including those others throughout the Seeds, DJ Craig Heneveld, counties will receive free includes Ted “Teddy Mac com/ or call 386-362-3071; not able to attend. Whether three counties and from The Funky Nuggets, Flt admission to the event by Elvis” McMullen with or contact the Lake City/ in person or not, folks will near and far, have donated Rsk, $BIG BUCKS$ CREW, showing valid identification Karaoke, Quartermoon Columbia County Chamber have the opportunity to bid thousands of hours to help DJ Triclops, Kidd Yzer, at the box office on the day and Greenhouse Lounge. at 386-752-3690 or go to on a variety of great items family, friends and com- DJ Chef Rocc, C-Minus, of the show with proof of $20 ticket is available at their website at www.lake- including artist memorabil- plete strangers, wading in Vlad The Inhaler, Mason local residency. the door only and includes citychamber.com for more ia, diamond and gold jew- waist deep, contaminated Masters, Jeff Randall, DJ The Suwannee Valley music and primitive information. FEMA, SBA, elry, music instruments, water to bring out pre- Ginsu, DJ Natural, includ- Flood Jam is proud to camping. All residents of crisis counseling and finan- collectible items and much cious personal belongings, ing Grammy Award winner announce several line- Suwannee, Columbia and cial counseling will also be more. Stay connected to prized children’s toys and Kofi Burbridge, Gris Gris up additions including Hamilton counties will be available during the expo. www.musicliveshere.com helping families find suit- Boys, Dark Water Social, Grammy Award winner Kofi adm2itted free of charge. On June 24, 2012, for updates, to view the able temporary homes as Bibb City Ramblers, The Burbridge, Gris Gris Boys, During the Flood Jam a Tropical Storm Debby set- online auction and to pur- well as pulling out soaked Paralounge Drummers, Dark Water Social, Bibb flood victims’ business expo tled over North Florida for chase tickets. belonging and drywall so Honey Henne Lime, Dead City Ramblers, The Atlanta will be held Saturday, Aug. four days, dumping more One hundred percent recovery can begin. Some Keys and Nicole Nouveau. Funk Society Horns, The 18, to bring flood victims than 25 inches of rain in of net profits from the homes remain flooded. For more, go to the Paralounge Drummers, together with local busi- some areas of Suwannee, Suwannee Valley Flood Jam The Suwannee Valley Suwannee Valley Flood Honey Henne Lime, Dead nesses who are members Hamilton and Columbia will be donated to locally Flood Jam full line-up is Jam website at www. Keys and Nicole Nouveau. of the Suwannee County counties. The Suwannee based charities, Love INC as follows: Peter Rowan, suwaneevalleyfloodjam. More than 30 bands includ- Chamber of Commerce River rose to near record based in Live Oak, Fla and Donna The Buffalo, The com, contact the SOSMP ing Music Park favorites and/or the Lake City/ flood levels and dozens The United Way based in Lee Boys, The Swingin at 386-364-1683, email spir- Peter Rowan, The Lee Columbia County Chamber of sinkholes developed Lake City. Johnsons, Jamie Davis, [email protected] or Boys, Jamie Davis, The of Commerce such as around those counties, Since the flood, The Heavy Pets, The go to www.musicliveshere. Swingin’ Johnsons, The banks, home builders, con- destroying many business- the Suwannee Music Legendary JC’s, Mercy com for further details or Heavy Pets, The Legendary tractors, real estate agents, es and homes while mak- Foundation and the Spirit Mountain Boys, Beebs to make camping reserva- JC’s, Donna the Buffalo and insurance companies, vol- ing roads impassible. The of Suwannee Music Park & Her Money Makers, tions during the Flood Jam many more will fill up the unteer agencies, legal assis- storm flooded some 1,500 have partnered with Love Flannel Church, State Of weekend. ARREST: Daytona Beach car theft suspect caught Continued From Page 1A any information about this person. found the subject (Lee) in their home Lee was captured just before 5 Earlier in the day officers from and he was arrested,” said Mike Lee, p.m. in a home near the woods at the the Lake City Police Department Lake City Police Department crime intersection of Southwest Lakeview responded to neighborhoods in the prevention officer and a public infor- Avenue and Southwest Bali Lane, on Lake Montgomery area to assist the mation officer. the west side of Lake Montgomery. Columbia County Sheriff’s Office More than 20 police vehicles were Lee was taken into custody and investigating where Lee had crashed positioned along Grandview Avenue later taken from the scene in an the alleged stolen car he was driving to areas around Lake Montgomery ambulance. early Saturday morning and then fled Avenue most of Saturday because Officer Mike Lee said the suspect to a wooded area near the lake. Lee was on the run and had not been was taken to the hospital for minor Police believe Lee then burglarized located. Later, K-9 units from the sher- injuries he suffered in the car crash a couple of homes in the neighbor- iff’s office and the Florida Fish and before LCPD officers arrived at the hood while trying to elude police. Wildlife Conservation Commission scene. “The second home we responded were called to track the suspect in a Lee was released from the hospital to, the residents were there and they wooded area. and taken to jail. REPTILES: Flooding keeps recreation area closed Continued From Page 1A all the basins and swamps forced county officials Springs were damaged dur- Pittman said it will be a in the area are full and we to keep Rum Island Park ing Tropical Storm Debby. matter of monitoring the continue to get rains in closed. “Some of those (wooden river until county work crews the afternoons in the past “The water is back down structures) got damaged are able to make the neces- weeks since the storm within the banks but until and broke with debris sary repairs at the park. left,” he said. “Every time it recedes enough that we when the river was flood- “The way the water is it starts to dry out, we get can actually make repairs ed,” Pittman said. currently dropping, we an afternoon rain shower to the wooden structures “We’ve got all the debris hope within the next couple which puts the water right that enter the spring area, removed and the park of weeks the park will also back. It’s probably going we’ve got to keep it closed cleaned, but the water is still be opened,” he said. to be another couple more for safety reasons,” Pittman over those steps. Until the “We’re checking the weeks before it will be dry said. water drops down enough park every other day and enough to open back up.” The wooden structures to where I can get in and just monitoring the levels High water levels and that enter the spring area repair the steps, we’ve got of the river until we can get damaged equipment also and the steps at Rum Island to keep the park closed.” in there and fix it.”

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Brandon Finley Phone: (386) 754-0420 [email protected] Time to shut COURTESY PHOTO up and Columbia head coach Brian Allen poses with players at the 2012 Brian Allen Future Tiger Football Camp at the high school on Saturday. play alk is cheap Tigers of the future and Florida coach Will Muschamp will be the Tfirst to tell you that. Allen gives Much of the focus at the University of Florida’s media day was about what the back with new offense will look like, but to those on the coaching staff, they’re football camp more worried about what the win column will look like. By BRANDON FINLEY nights. Another 7-6 year won’t [email protected] During the camp, current do it at the University of players even became coach- Florida. The best way to sustain es for the day. This is a team that continued success is to “I think this is big for the talks about winning capture the heart of youth. young kids to interact with championships, not Columbia head coach Brian the players and it’s also barely qualifying for a Allen is doing just that with good for us, because we low-rate bowl game. the 2012 Brian Allen Future get to see them incorporate But how does Florida Tigers Football Camp. what we’re teaching them,” get back to being the Held Saturday at the high Allen said. “We know our program it was under school’s practice field, more guys are paying attention, Steve Spurrier in the 90s than 100 future Tigers because now they’re teach- and Urban Meyer prior showed up to see what it’s ing it. A couple of the guys to Muschamp? like to live a day in the life will probably be coaches one It starts with of a Columbia player. day. Jayce (Barber), Felix Photos by BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter quarterback play and “We had about 100, but (Woods) and even Wyndell Muschamp likes both of ABOVE: Columbia High players show a group of campers the correct form for hitting a we want about 300,” Allen Wallace were all getting football sled at the 2012 Brian Allen Future Tiger Football Camp on Saturday in Lake City. his weapons. said. “We want kids to have into it. Derrick Brooks saw While there are areas something to look forward it in me at Florida State and BELOW: Campers Hakeem James (from left), Jasean Merrick, Peyton Robertson and Sirr of concern throughout to. It’s something that I I see it in them.” Rollins work together to flip a tractor tire. the offense to be never had the opportunity Future Tigers went cautious over, Jacoby to do growing up and is my through 21 stations in Brissett and Jeff Driskel way of giving back.” the weight room as Allen are not at the top of that The day started with the explained to them what list. future Tigers taking a tour muscles they were working Florida brought in of the team’s facilities. before hitting the field. Six quarterback guru and “We started with them more stations awaited the former Boise State watching film during reg- players and the camp ended offensive coordinator istration and then some with a touch-football game. Brent Pease in the of the older guys showed Allen delivered a mes- offseason to develop the them around the facilities,” sage about the importance sophomore passers and Allen said. “We showed of representing the Tigers put Florida back on the them the weight room, had to the future players. offensive map. the jerseys hanging in the “The Tiger paw is sacred,” The quarterbacks lockers and then took them he said. must have targets through our usual Tuesday Allen also gave thanks to though and that’s where routine.” the sponsors and quarter- Florida needs someone Future Tigers were able back club for helping put to emerge out of a group to meet the current Tigers the camp on. of highly-rated players from behind the facemask “The camp was free for that haven’t done much giving the younger genera- kids, but it’s not free to put as Gators. tion a face to put with the on,” he said. “We couldn’t do Andre Debose might name they see on Friday it without our sponsors.” hold the Gators’ record for kickoff returns with three, but he hasn’t exactly matched that excitement in the Florida optimistic receiving game. The most buzz about new season has come from true freshman Latroy Pittman UF aims to bounce work. They understand this summer, but how where we are heading with much can freshmen be back from worst this program.” counted upon to become year since ’87. Florida begins training impact players during camp Friday with a new their first year on the Associated Press offensive coordinator, offen- field? sive line coach and strength Media day was built GAINESVILLE — After coach. to create excitement for a 7-6 campaign and their Sophomore quarterbacks the fans. It was built to worst season since 1987, Jacoby Brissett and Jeff highlight players and the Florida Gators realized Driskel led the players-only create buzz words, but their attitude needed to practices. The two are com- that doesn’t necessarily change. peting for the starting job. mean it’s a good thing Players held their own Brissett called the quarter- for this team. practices and punished back competition the big- Muschamp doesn’t those who didn’t attend gest opportunity of his life. come off as someone with early morning running “I feel really good about who craves the media’s sessions. that position,” Muschamp attention and that’s just Gators coach Will said. “We have two really how he should be. Muschamp addressed the good players competing. It’s not time for Florida attitude change at Florida’s They’re going to make each to talk. It’s time to annual media day on other better, our offense practice, sweat and get Thursday. better and our team bet- better. Most importantly, “As much as anything, ter.” it’s time to win again. some guys have bought The offseason workouts BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter ■ Brandon Finley covers into what we’re trying gave the Gators a jumpstart Florida wide receiver Frankie Hammond answers questions from the media during an to do,” Muschamp said. sports for the Lake City continued on 6B Reporter. interview as part of the University of Florida’s media day on Thursday in Gainesville. “Obviously, their way didn’t GATORS 2BSPORTS

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semifinals; men’s shooting, trap Gold Medal JUDO Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. New Orleans at New England, 9. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, TELEVISION final, at London Men N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 175.097. TELEMUNDO — Track and field; 100+Kg Seattle at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 10. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, TV sports men’s volleyball; synchronized swimming, GOLD—Teddy Riner, France. Texas at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. 175.067. duet; beach volleyball, quarterfinals, at SILVER—Alexander Mikhaylin, Russia. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, Denver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 11. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Today London (same-day tape) BRONZE—Andreas Toelzer, Germany. 8:10 p.m. Green Bay at San Diego, 8:30 p.m. 175.036. AUTO RACING 10 a.m. BRONZE—Rafael Silva, Brazil. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. (ESPN) 12. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 174.965. 12:30 p.m. NBC — SAME-DAY TAPE: track Women 13. 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(same-day tape) sprint, at London Single Sculls 1 PENNSYLVANIA 400 19. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 174.314. Miami 49 58 .458 14 ⁄2 Noon GOLD—Mahe Drysdale, New 20. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 174.277. 11 p.m. Philadelphia 47 59 .443 16 Site: Long Pond, Pa. NBC SOCCER — Women’s, Zealand. 21. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, SPEED — FIA World Rally, at Jyvaskyla, Central Division Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (ESPN, semifinals, at various sites SILVER—Ondrej Synek, Czech 174.213. Finland (same-day tape) W L Pct GB noon-5 p.m.). GOLF 5 p.m. Republic. Track: Pocono Raceway (triangle, 2.5 22. (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, BRONZE—Alan Campbell, Britain. Cincinnati 65 41 .613 — Noon CNBC — Men’s boxing, quarterfinals, 1 miles). 174.162. Pittsburgh 60 45 .571 4 ⁄2 TGC — PGA Tour-WGC Bridgestone at London (same-day tape) Pairs Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps. 23. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 173.92. GOLD—New Zealand (Eric Murray, St. Louis 57 49 .538 8 Invitational, final round, at Akron, Ohio 8 p.m. 1 INDYCAR 24. (10) David Reutimann, Chevrolet, Milwaukee 48 57 .457 16 ⁄2 2 p.m. NBC — Gymnastics, individual event Hamish Bond). HONDA INDY 200 173.571. SILVER—France (Germain Chardin, Chicago 43 61 .413 21 CBS — PGA Tour-WGC Bridgestone Gold Medal finals: men’s still rings, men’s 1 Site: Lexington, Ohio. 25. (22) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, Houston 35 72 .327 30 ⁄2 vault, women’s uneven bars; track and Dorian Mortelette). Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (ABC, Invitational, final round, at Akron, Ohio West Division 173.524. field, Gold Medal finals: men’s 400m, men’s BRONZE—Britain (George Nash, 12:30-3 p.m.). TGC — Web.com Tour, Cox Classic, W L Pct GB 26. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 173.41. final round, at Omaha, Neb. 400m hurdles, women’s pole vault; beach William Satch). Track: Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course 27. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 173.3. Quadruple Sculls San Francisco 57 49 .538 — 4 p.m. volleyball, quarterfinal; men’s diving, spring- 1 (road course, 2.258 miles). 28. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, Los Angeles 57 50 .533 ⁄2 board; cycling, track Gold Medal final, at GOLD—Germany (Karl Schulze, Race distance: 191.25 miles, 85 laps. TGC — Champions Tour, 3M Arizona 55 51 .519 2 173.197. London (same-day tape) Phillipp Wende, Lauritz Schoof, Tim NHRA FULL THROTTLE Championship, final round, at Blaine, Minn. San Diego 45 63 .417 13 29. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 172.864. 7 p.m. 12 Midnight Grohmann). NHRA NORTHWEST NATIONALS 30. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 172.619. SILVER—Croatia (David Sain, Martin Colorado 38 66 .365 18 TGC — PGA Tour, Reno-Tahoe Open, TELEMUNDO — Track and field, Site: Kent, Wash. 31. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, Sinkovic, Damir Martin, Valent Sinkovic). Late Thursday final round, at Reno, Nev. Gold Medal finals; gymnastics, individual Schedule: Today, final eliminations 172.371. 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Failed to Qualify ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Citi Open, 9 a.m. BRONZE—Ding Feng, China. Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers (n) 8. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 44. (33) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, championship match, at Washington MSNBC — LIVE: beach volleyball, SWIMMING Today’s Games 175.131. 170.487. ——— semifinals; women’s volleyball, quarter- Men Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 13-3) at Monday finals; women’s water polo, semi- 50 Freestyle Cincinnati (Bailey 9-6), 1:10 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL final; SAME-DAY TAPE: synchronized THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME GOLD—Florent Manaudou, France. Arizona (Cahill 9-9) at Philadelphia (Cl. by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 7 p.m. swimming, duet Gold Medal final; SILVER—Cullen Jones, Bronx, N.Y. Lee 2-6), 1:35 p.m. ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Detroit wrestling, Greco-Roman Gold Medal finals; women’s table tennis, team Gold BRONZE—Cesar Cielo, Brazil. 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Dodgers (Harang 7-6), 4:10 p.m. women’s, mixed doubles Gold Medal final; at London BRONZE—Rebecca Adlington, Britain. Milwaukee (Estrada 0-4) at St. Louis beach volleyball, quarterfinal; women’s OGUBS 10 a.m. 200 Backstroke (Lohse 11-2), 8:05 p.m. weightlifting, super heavyweight Gold NBC — SAME-DAY TAPE: track and GOLD—Missy Franklin, Centennial, Monday’s Games Medal final; women’s volleyball: Brazil vs. field; men’s diving, springboard semifinal; Colo. Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Serbia, DELAYED TAPE: China vs. South LIVE: beach volleyball, semifinal; women’s SILVER—Anastasia Zueva, Russia. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Korea, Italy vs. Russia; LIVE: cycling, track volleyball, quarterfinal; women’s water BRONZE—Elizabeth Beisel, Washington at Houston, 8:05 p.m. events; DELAYED TAPE: synchronized CAFEED polo, semifinal; cycling, track Gold Medal Saunderstown, R.I. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. swimming, duet qualifying; LIVE: men’s Find us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/jumble finals, at London TRAMPOLINE San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. badminton: doubles Gold Medal final, Noon Men Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. DELAYED TAPE: singles and doubles Individual NBC SOCCER — Men’s, semifinals, at Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Bronze medal; men’s shooting, pistol Gold GOLD—Dong Dong, China. various sites Medal final, at London SILVER—Dmitry Ushakov, Russia. FIMRON 5 p.m. Now arrange the circled letters NBC BASKETBALL — Women’s: BRONZE—Lu Chunlong, China. CNBC — Men’s boxing, quarterfinals, FOOTBALL to form the surprise answer, as United States vs. China, France vs. Russia, WEIGHTLIFTING at London (same-day tape) suggested by the above cartoon. Britain vs. Brazil, Canada vs. Australia, Men 8 p.m. NFL preseason games Czech Republic vs. Angola, Turkey vs. 85Kg NBC — Gymnastics, individual event Print answer here: Croatia, Brazil vs. Britain, at London GOLD—Adrian Edward Zielinski, Gold Medal finals: men’s parallel bars, Sunday 6 a.m. Poland. (Answers Monday) men’s high bar, women’s balance beam, Arizona vs. New Orleans at Canton, NBC — LIVE: women’s marathon; SILVER—Apti Aukhadov, Russia. Jumbles: SUSHI BEGAN SWIVEL INDICT women’s floor exercise; track and field, Ohio, 8 p.m. (NFLN) Yesterday’s men’s tennis, Gold Medal final; beach BRONZE—Kianoush Rostami, Iran. Gold Medal finals: men’s 1500m, men’s Thursday Answer: The conversation about current events while volleyball, quarterfinal; women’s Women high jump, women’s 100m hurdles; beach Washington at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. they fished resulted in — NEWS CASTS basketball, United States vs. China; 75Kg volleyball, semifinal, at London (same-day women’s water polo, quarterfinal; women’s GOLD—Svetlana Podobedova, tape) volleyball, United States vs. Turkey; SAME- Kazakhstan. 12 Midnight DAY TAPE: cycling, track Gold Medal final; SILVER—Natalya Zabolotnaya, Russia. TELEMUNDO — Track and field, Gold equestrian, team jumping Gold Medal final BRONZE—Iryna Kulesha, Belarus. Medal finals; gymnastics, individual event round 1, at London Gold Medal finals; men’s diving, spring- 7 a.m. board Gold Medal final, at London (same- MSNBC — LIVE: women’s water BASEBALL day tape) polo, quarterfinals; men’s tennis, 12:35 a.m. singles Bronze medal; beach volleyball, NBC — Men’s diving, springboard AL standings quarterfinal; SAME-DAY TAPE: wrestling, Gold Medal final; track and field, Gold Greco-Roman Gold Medal finals; men’s Medal final, at London (delayed tape) East Division field hockey, Britain vs. Australia; men’s W L Pct GB table tennis, team quarterfinals; LIVE: New York 62 43 .590 — women’s handball, Denmark vs. France, 1 Medalists Tampa Bay 56 50 .528 6 ⁄2 at London 1 Baltimore 55 51 .519 7 ⁄2 8:30 a.m. Friday Boston 53 54 .495 10 CNBC — Women’s boxing, at London ARCHERY 1 Toronto 51 55 .481 11 ⁄2 9 a.m. Men Central Division TELEMUNDO — Women’s marathon; Individual 70m W L Pct GB women’s volleyball; beach volleyball, quar- GOLD—Oh Jin Hyek, South Korea. Chicago 58 47 .552 — terfinals; men’s tennis, Gold Medal final; 1 SILVER—Takaharu Furukawa, Japan. Detroit 56 50 .528 2 ⁄2 1 boxing, at London (same-day tape) BRONZE—Dai Xiaoxiang, China. Cleveland 50 56 .472 8 ⁄2 1 3:30 p.m. ATHLETICS Minnesota 46 60 .434 12 ⁄2 CNBC — Men’s boxing, quarterfinals, Men Kansas City 44 61 .419 14 at London Shot Put West Division 7 p.m. GOLD—Tomasz Majewski, Poland. W L Pct GB NBC — Gymnastics, individual event SILVER—David Storl, Germany. Texas 62 43 .590 — 1 Gold Medal finals: men’s floor exercise, BRONZE—Reese Hoffa, Augusta, Ga. Oakland 58 48 .547 4 ⁄2 men’s pommel horse, women’s vault; Women Los Angeles 57 50 .533 6 1 track and field, Gold Medal finals: men’s 10000 Seattle 50 58 .463 13 ⁄2 100m, women’s 400m, women’s triple GOLD—Tirunesh Dibaba, Ethiopia. Late Thursday jump; women’s diving, springboard Gold SILVER—Sally Jepkosgei Kipyego, Minnesota 5, Boston 0 Medal final; beach volleyball, quarterfinal, Kenya. Texas 15, L.A. Angels 9 at London (same-day tape) BRONZE—Vivian Jepkemoi Cheruiyot, Kansas City 7, Cleveland 6, 11 innings 12 Midnight Kenya. Oakland 4, Toronto 1 TELEMUNDO — Track and field, BADMINTON Friday’s Games Gold Medal finals; gymnastics, individual Men Detroit 10, Cleveland 2 event Gold Medal finals; women’s diving, Mixed Doubles N.Y. Yankees 6, Seattle 3 springboard Gold Medal final, at London GOLD—China (Zhang Nan, Zhao Tampa Bay 2, Baltimore 0 (same-day tape) Yunlei). Minnesota 6, Boston 5, 10 innings 12:35 a.m. SILVER—China 2 (Ma Jin, Xu Chen). Chicago White Sox 8, L.A. Angels 6, NBC — Track and field, Gold Medal BRONZE—Denmark (Joachim Fischer, 10 innings finals; men’s badminton, singles Gold Medal Christinna Pedersen). Texas 5, Kansas City 3 final, at London (delayed tape) CYCLING TRACK Oakland 5, Toronto 4, 15 innings ——— Men Saturday’s Games Monday Team Pursuit Seattle 1, N.Y. Yankees 0 4 a.m. GOLD—Britain (Steven Burke, Edward Toronto at Oakland (n) NBCSN — LIVE: men’s basketball, Clancy, Peter Kennaugh, Geraint Thomas). Texas at Kansas City (n) United States vs. Argentina, Australia SILVER—Australia (Jack Bobridge, Cleveland at Detroit (n) vs. Russia; women’s soccer, semifinals; Rohan Dennis, Michael Hepburn, Glenn Baltimore at Tampa Bay (n) women’s boxing, quarterfinals; women’s O’shea). L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox (n) field hockey, United States vs. South Africa; BRONZE—New Zealand (Sam Bewley, Minnesota at Boston (n) men’s volleyball, Russia vs. Serbia, Italy vs. Aaron Gate, Marc Ryan, Jesse Sergent). Today’s Games Bulgaria; DELAYED TAPE: men’s weightlift- Women Cleveland (Seddon 0-0) at Detroit ing, 105 kg Gold Medal final; men’s shoot- Keirin (Scherzer 10-6), 1:05 p.m. ing: 50m three positions Gold Medal final, GOLD—Victoria Pendleton, Britain. Seattle (Iwakuma 2-2) at N.Y. Yankees at London SILVER—Guo Shuang, China. (F.Garcia 4-5), 1:05 p.m. NBC BASKETBALL — Men’s, United BRONZE—Wai Sze Lee, Hong Kong. Minnesota (Blackburn 4-6) at Boston States vs. Argentina, Australia vs. Russia, FENCING (F.Morales 2-2), 1:35 p.m. Britain vs. China, Spain vs. Brazil, France vs. Men Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 3-2) at Tampa Nigeria, Tunisia vs. Lithuania, at London Team Sabre Bay (Price 14-4), 1:40 p.m. 9 a.m. GOLD—South Korea (Gu Bongil, Kim L.A. Angels (Haren 8-8) at Chicago MSNBC — LIVE: beach volleyball, Junghwan, Won Woo Young, Oh Eunseok). White Sox (Liriano 3-10), 2:10 p.m. quarterfinals; men’s basketball, Spain vs. SILVER—Romania (Tiberiu Dolniceanu, Texas (D.Holland 7-6) at Kansas City Brazil; men’s water polo, Romania vs. Rares Dumitrescu, Florin Zalomir, (Hochevar 7-9), 2:10 p.m. Serbia; wrestling, Greco-Roman Gold Alexandru Siriteanu). Toronto (Laffey 2-2) at Oakland Medal finals; SAME-DAY TAPE: table BRONZE—Italy (Aldo Montano, Diego (Milone 9-8), 4:05 p.m. tennis, men’s and women’s team Occhiuzzi, Luigi Tarantino, Luigi Samele). Monday’s Games 3BSPORTS

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ASSOCIATED PRESS USA’s Lebron James (6) works the ball past Lithuania’s Renaldas Seibutis during a preliminary men’s basketball game at the 2012 Summer Olympics on Saturday in London.

ASSOCIATED PRESS United States’ Michael Phelps gets out of the water after swimming butterfly in the men’s 4 X 100-meter medley relay at the Aquatics Centre in the Olympic Park during the 2012 US men survive Summer Olympics, London, on Saturday. Olympic test, beat Phelps adds to record Associated Press Phelps retires with twice took a gangly, hyperactive as many golds as any other kid with an extraordinary Lithuania, 99-94 The finale was a formal- Olympian, and his total of gift and helped turn him ity, more a coronation than 22 medals is easily the best into a swimmer the likes of By TOM WITHERS minutes. The U.S. trailed by two a contest. Michael Phelps mark, too. He can be quite which the world had never Associated Press “It was like LeBron said, points with under six min- headed into retirement the proud of his final Olympics seen. ’I got this, I’m doing this,” utes left before using a 15-4 only way imaginable — as well, even though there “Bob and I have some- LONDON — When U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski run to put away Lithuania with another gold medal. were times he had trouble how managed to do every the moment arrived, the said. (1-3), which was seeking to Reclaiming the lead with staying motivated after single thing,” Phelps said. Americans responded. James scored 9 his 20 duplicate its stunning win the trademark butterfly winning a record eight “If you can say that about They’re still unbeaten, points in the final four min- over the Americans in 2004 stroke he first debuted in gold medals at the Beijing your career, there’s no but no longer untested. utes for the U.S. (4-0), which win at Athens, when the the Olympics as a 15-year- Games four years ago. need to move forward. Pushed to the max by had looked nearly invincible U.S. program dropped to its old in Sydney a dozen years The 27-year-old could Time for other things.” a fearless Lithuanian team in thrashing Nigeria 156-73 low point after decades of ago, Phelps won the 18th surely swim on for another Bouncing back from a smelling a world-shaking on Thursday night while dominance. gold of a mind-boggling Olympics, maybe two, but disappointing first race in Olympic upset, the U.S. col- breaking several records. However, James, who career in the 4x100-meter there’s really no point. London, a fourth-place finish lection of basketball super- But the Americans were was an Olympic rookie medley relay Saturday. “I told myself I never in the 400 individual med- stars united as one. reminded that the path to eight years ago, refused to “I’ve been able to do want to swim when I’m 30,” ley, Phelps wound up with And LeBron James led a gold medal is loaded with allow it. everything that I wanted,” Phelps said. “No offense more medals than any other the way. traps and Lithuania nearly The reigning MVP and he said. to those people who are swimmer at the games: four Two days after running sprang one. a recently crowned NBA When it was done, Phelps 30, but that was something golds and two silvers. and gunning to a record- “You want to get tested,” champion knocked down a hugged his teammates I always said to myself, Sounds familiar. shattering 83-point win, the James said. “The best teams 3-pointer from the top of the — Matt Grevers, Brendan and that would be in three “Honestly, the first race U.S. was forced to play a want to be tested. We love key, and after Paul stole the Hansen and Nathan Adrian years. I just don’t want kind of took the pressure possession-for-possession the competition. We’ve got inbounds pass, James took — before heading off the to swim for those three off,” Bowman said. “If it’s game in the fourth quar- some of the greatest com- a feed down the right side deck for the final time in years.” not going to go too well, ter in a 99-94 win over petitors in our league, in and delivered one of his his suit. He waved to the He hugged his longtime we should at least have Lithuania. this world, so you want to trademark dunks, a basket crowd and smiled, clearly coach, Bob Bowman, who fun while we’re here. That The Americans were in have a game where you feel that brought the American at peace with his decision whispered three words that helped us relax a little bit, serious trouble until James like you were tested, and players off the bench and to call it a career. said it all, “I love you.” Their then he started swimming — in his third Olympics we had that today.” seemed to restore world And what a career it partnership was formed 16 well in the relays and he — stepped up in the closing And then some. basketball order. was! years ago, when Bowman picked it up again.” After latest BCS woes, ACC looks for fresh start

By JOEDY McCREARY — Key players: QB Tevin Associated Press Washington, RB Orwin Smith, DE Izaan Cross. GREENSBORO, N.C. Returning starters: 7 — The Atlantic Coast offense, 6 defense. Conference is looking for Notes: Yellow Jackets a fresh start. The way the face a huge opener against last few postseasons have Virginia Tech. Winner of ended, the beleaguered that game has won the league could use one. Coastal every year since The ACC sent two teams divisional play began in to the BCS for the first time 2005. ... Smith averaged 9.56 in 2011 — but that just gave yards per career carry, the the league two chances to best among ACC running lose. backs with at least 1,000 Every touchdown allowed yards rushing. ... Tech has by Clemson in the Orange finished at least .500 in ACC Bowl seemed to push the play for a league-record 17 league closer to rock bot- straight years. tom and deliver yet another NORTH CAROLINA blow to the on-the-field rep- — Key players: RB utation of a conference that Giovani Bernard, QB Bryn dropped to 2-13 all-time in Renner, LB Kevin Reddick. the BCS. Returning starters: 8 So, after West Virginia’s offense, 5 defense. 70-33 thumping of the VIRGINIA — Key players: Tigers, the ACC figures ASSOCIATED PRESS TB Perry Jones, LB Steve there’s nowhere to go but Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd throws a pass on the first day of NCAA college football practice on Friday in Clemson, S.C. Greer. Returning starters: 7 up. The defending ACC Champions open their 2012 season on Sept. 1 against Auburn in Atlanta, Ga. offense, 4 defense. “They don’t put two Ls MIAMI — Key play- because one got away from ers: RB Mike James, CB us,” Clemson coach Dabo for the second straight year closer attention to details. the second straight year. Noel. Returning starters: 3 Brandon McGee, K Jake Swinney said. “The bottom — to carry that burden. After losing at least four ... Florida State has higher offense, 7 defense. Wieclaw. Returning start- line is, (when) you win and “When you sign your let- games every year since hopes than just its 36th BOSTON COLLEGE ers: 4 offense, 6 defense. when you lose, you have ter of intent to FSU, that’s 2004, Fisher says it’s time straight winning season. ... — Key players: TE Chris Notes: A second straight opportunities to learn and what you should expect to finally live up to those Toughest test comes Nov. 8 Pantale, QB Chase Rettig, season in Coral Gables grow. That’s what the off- — to always be the topic lofty expectations. at Virginia Tech. LB Kevin Pierre-Louis. could be overshadowed by season’s about, and that’s of conversation as far as “I think we’re ready to do CLEMSON — Key play- Returning starters: 9 an NCAA investigation into what we’ve done.” having a great team, hav- it. I think we can do it now, ers: WR Sammy Watkins, offense, 7 defense. the Hurricanes’ compliance The ACC coaches hope ing great players, a win- and I think it’s something QB Tajh Boyd, RB Andre MARYLAND — Key play- practices. ... No ACC team that’s not only true for ning team,” quarterback EJ that we should do,” Fisher Ellington. Returning start- ers: TE Matt Furstenburg, lost more starters (12) than his Tigers, but the entire Manuel said. said. “I mean, that’s some- ers: 7 offense, 7 defense. LB Demetrius Hartsfield, the Hurricanes. ... Memphis league — especially since Coach Jimbo Fisher’s thing you strive for all the Notes: Tigers aiming DT Joe Vellano. Returning transfer Ryan Williams and it announced this offseason first two seasons in charge time. You go through the for third division title in starters: 5 offense, 10 Stephen Morris will battle that it will keep sending a in Tallahassee have been season and you deal with four years. ... Watkins, the defense. for the starting QB job. ... team to the Orange Bowl marked by close losses, it, you have to play well, ACC’s preseason player of COASTAL DUKE — Key players: through the 2025 season. dropping five games by a focus, eliminate the clutter, the year, faces uncertain VIRGINIA TECH — Key QB Sean Renfree, WR For years, conference total 21 points since 2010. block everything out and punishment after his offsea- players: QB Logan Thomas, Conner Vernon, LB Kelby leaders have been eager for He knows his team has to prioritize.” son drug arrest. ... Former CB Kyle Fuller, LB Bruce Brown. Returning starters: one of its teams to remain find a way to win the tight ATLANTIC Oklahoma defensive coordi- Taylor. Returning starters: 8 offense, 8 defense. in contention for a national ones if it’s going to resem- FLORIDA STATE — Key nator Brent Venables takes 3 offense, 9 defense. Notes: WR Blair Holliday championship and, by asso- ble the swaggering bunch players: QB EJ Manuel, DE over from Kevin Steele, who Notes: Hokies are the remains in intensive care ciation, keep the league that captured the ACC’s last Brandon Jenkins, CB Xavier left following the Orange nation’s only team with after suffering head inju- nationally relevant. national title in 1999. Rhodes. Returning starters: Bowl meltdown. eight straight 10-win sea- ries in July 4 jet ski col- That responsibility usu- The Seminoles will be 8 offense, 9 defense. NORTH CAROLINA sons. ... Thomas had a lision with teammate ally falls to Virginia Tech, without senior cornerback Notes: Seminoles face a STATE — Key players: school-record 3,482 total Jamison Crowder. ... Blue Miami, Florida State, and punt return specialist hole in the secondary after QB Mike Glennon, LT yards last year. ... Hokies Devils lost three games Clemson. When they strug- Greg Reid, who was kicked the dismissal of CB Greg R.J. Mattes, CB David likely circling Oct. 20 visit in 2011 by total of seven gle, the rest of the ACC off the team on Wednesday Reid. ... A three-game los- Amerson. Returning start- to Clemson after Tigers points. ... Vernon enters seems weak, too. for a violation of team ing streak that included a ers: 7 offense, 7 defense. beat them twice last sea- 643 yards shy of Clarkston Now it’s probably up to rules. loss to Clemson ultimately WAKE FOREST — Key son, including in the ACC Hines’ 23-year-old school the loaded Seminoles — Manuel says the team kept the Seminoles from players: RB Josh Harris, title game. record for career yards who enter as the favorites has worked on paying winning the division for QB Tanner Price, CB Bud GEORGIA TECH receiving. 4BSports

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Florida tight end Jordan Reed answers questions during the University of Florida’s media day on Thursday in Gainesville.

Athlete Trey Burton listens to a question from a reporter at media day.

Quarterback Jeff Driskel is surrounded by reporters at media day.

Photos by BRANDON FINLEY Lake City ABOVE: Florida defensive back Josh Evans takes a drink while waiting to answer questions from reporters during the University of Florida media day on Thursday in Gainesville. Reporter BELOW: Defensive back Marcus Roberson listens to a question from a reporter during media day.

Florida kicker Caleb Sturgis was selected as a preseason All-SEC player.

Ronald Powell answers questions regarding his injury at media day. 5BSports

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CHS GIRLS GOLF RMS FOOTBALL FORT WHITE VOLLEYBALL Lady Tiger Wolves practice Tryouts set for tryouts Monday starts Monday Aug. 8-10 at gym Columbia High’s girls Richardson Middle Fort White High golf team has tryouts at School football practice volleyball tryouts for 3 p.m. Monday at Quail is 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday. varsity and junior Heights Country Club. Players should report to varsity will be at 10 a.m. For details, call coach the gym. Physicals and Wednesday through Todd Carter at 867-3837. permission forms are Friday at the gym. required. For details, call coach Lady Tiger golf For details, call coach Tiffany Bratcher at (352) Joey O’Neal at 344-3733. 872-8445. tourney Saturday CHS SWIMMING CHS FOOTBALL The Lady Tiger Scramble Golf Practice begins Mandatory parent Tournament is Saturday at Quail Heights Country Monday at pool meeting Tuesday Club with an 8 a.m. Columbia High swim A mandatory meeting shotgun start. Format team begins practice is for parents of all Columbia is three-person team 4 p.m. Monday at the High football players is scramble with one gross Aquatic Center. 6 p.m. Tuesday at the and one net winner. Cost For details, call CHS auditorium. Coach of $50 per player includes Stephanie Polhamus at Brian Allen will speak. golf and lunch. 344-7796. The Columbia County For details, call Chet Quarterback Club meets Carter at 365-7097. CHS VOLLEYBALL at 7 p.m. Monday in the Jones Fieldhouse. FORT WHITE FOOTBALL Varsity tryouts For details, call club Mandatory parent Monday at gym president Joe Martino at 984-0452. Columbia High varsity ASSOCIATED PRESS meeting today New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow scrambles away from linebacker Garrett McIntyre (50) volleyball tryouts begin at YOUTH BASEBALL Fort White has a 8 a.m. Monday. The junior at their NFL football training camp Monday in Cortland, N.Y. mandatory parent varsity tryouts are Lake City meeting meeting at 6 p.m. today in 3:30 p.m. Aug. 20. planned Aug. 14 the gym for varsity, junior Participants must have a varsity and middle school current physical, and Lake City Columbia teams. Coach Demetric Jets give glimpse parent permission and County Youth Baseball has Jackson will introduce his drug consent forms a meeting set for 7 p.m. staff and provide details signed and notarized. Aug. 14 at the Babe Ruth on physicals and Forms can be picked up at coaches building. paperwork require- into Tebow package the CHS front office. For details, call Tad ments. The Fort White Cervantes at 365-4810. Quarterback Club is For details, e-mail coach By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. camped out all week show- of Florida as the backup serving dinner. Rebecca Golden at Associated Press ing live shots from practice to Chris Leak during the The Quarterback Club [email protected]. n From staff reports — including the goal-line Gators’ run to the national meets at 7 p.m. Monday in CORTLAND, N.Y. — It plays Thursday. Clearly, title in the 2006 season. the teachers’ lounge at the was Tebow Time for the New York has a lot more “There was a lot of goal- high school. New York Jets in goal-line in store for Tebow and it’s line, a lot of red zone,” he For details, call club drills. likely much of that will be said. “I had a lot of oppor- president Harold Bundy at The Jets provided a small revealed during the regular tunities to play in a lot of 365-5731. glimpse for the first time season as the Jets game big moments, key moments during training camp into plan specifically for oppo- — fourth down, big games, LCMS FOOTBALL their plan for Tim Tebow nents. big drives. I think my fresh- on offense, as the backup Mark Sanchez, who led man year that really helped Falcons practice quarterback ran for two the first-team offense to two me just as far as the experi- touchdowns and threw for scores in four chances, real- ences of being in those big begins Monday another to Josh Baker in izes the plans could include plays and being able to real- Lake City Middle a four-play sequence that him leading the Jets down ize what those moments are School football practice got the crowd at SUNY to the goal line and then like so when I came back begins at 4 p.m. Monday Cortland fired up. being replaced by Tebow for my sophomore year, I with a meeting in the gym. “Yeah, I feel like I’ve done for the scoring opportunity. felt like I was a lot more Free physicals will be that once or twice,” Tebow “We’ve got to get it in the prepared and ready to go.” offered and a notary will said with a big smile, “so end zone,” Sanchez said. Some fans and media be on site for it comes pretty natural. It “I don’t care. Whatever have suggested that the paperwork (bring picture was fun.” we have to do, and coach Jets should always try for ID). Parents must On one wildcat-style play, Sparano is going to be the 2-point conversions after accompany incoming Tebow took a snap from judge there on what exactly touchdowns now that sixth-, seventh- and the shotgun, quickly faked he wants. But if that’s what Tebow’s around. eighth-grade players for a handoff to Joe McKnight he wants, and that’s what “That might make some paperwork. Practice will and zipped into the end zone puts it in the end zone, fine. sense,” said Ryan, quick- be 5-7:30 p.m. weekdays from 2 yards out untouched We’ll drive it 99 yards and ly adding that New York until school starts. on what Ryan called a faked he can run it in. It doesn’t won’t, of course, line up for For details, call coach “speed sweep.” Tebow had matter.” 2 each time they score. Richard Keen at 623-4629. previously only been used It might seem unrealis- Tebow’s popularity off in regular offensive plays tic that a quarterback will the field has been appar- and as the punt protector be OK with coming off ent since the day the Jets on special teams, but Ryan the field, especially when arrived in Cortland for the and offensive coordinator Sanchez has balked in the start of training camp last Tony Sparano have said past when Ryan has given Thursday, when dozens of he’ll likely be used in a wild- first-team snaps in practice media converged on the cat-style package. to former backup Mark small town in central New “It was sort of (a wild- Brunell. Sanchez wants to York. The fact a major net- cat play),” Tebow said. “It make sure his rhythm is work is providing live cov- looks like there’s more never affected, but insists erage of practices makes gadgets and gizmos, but he has a larger goal in Sanchez shake his head. it’s really just a power play mind. “Other than us and that can stretch defenses. “It’s bigger than what one Denver, it’s like nobody But, with the shift and with person on this team wants,” else is playing right now, the motion, you can really he said. “We really are in which is crazy,” a smil- stretch the defense hori- the business of winning ing Sanchez said. “Oh zontally.” and we have to be selfless, my God, there’s 30 other Ryan yelled to the defense myself included.” teams. What’s happening? before the drills that Tebow And, he knows that could That’s just the nature of was “live” — meaning he really pay off in goal-line this year and the kind of could be tackled if he left situations. draw Tim has and the kind the pocket. 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BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Florida head coach Will Muschamp speaks with the media during the University of Florida’s media day on Thursday in Gainesville. More photos appear on page 4B. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Florida’s Omar Hunter laughs at a joke during the Gators’ media day on Thursday in GATORS: Ready to rebound in 2012 Gainesville. Continued From Page 1B on fall practice, Driskel Muschamp said the for- While the offense ranked said. mer Boise State coordina- 10th in the SEC in total “Just being together will tor brings more motion to yards per game, the defense help us in the long run the offense. held every opponent except with unity and trusting one Redshirt senior wide three below 30 points. another,” he said. “It also receiver Frankie Hammond Senior middle linebacker helped just repping it. If you Jr. noticed the changes Jon Bostic recognized the go from spring to fall with- between the offense run by relationship between the out doing anything, you are ex-coordinator Charlie Weis offense and defense. going to lose a little bit. We and the Pease scheme. “I have a lot of confidence wanted to hit camp fast.” “Coach Weis has a system in our offense turning it The Gators enter camp and that’s what he stuck around this year, because with greater numbers on to,” Hammond said. “With I knew they weren’t happy both sides of the ball. Due in coach Pease, he brings in a with themselves,” Bostic said. large part to a lack of depth, different style and uses the “They want to play better and Florida struggled last sea- ability the players have to improve off of last year. Going son against Southeastern create certain things, adjust into this year, they are going Conference opponents his playbook and tweak it.” to lean on us and we are and lost four straight to In addition to the two going to lean on them. For us Alabama, LSU, Auburn and sophomore quarterbacks to win ball games, it will take Georgia in the month of on offense, the Gators both of us.” October. return leading receiver Redshirt senior Sam Muschamp and his staff Andre Debose for his junior Robey has suited up for four now have the luxury of season. seasons. He played with Tim pushing more physical play With the Gators finishing Tebow and Percy Harvin, in camp. eighth in the SEC in rush- but also John Brantley and “It’s hard to simulate ing yards and the depar- Deonte Thompson. game-day situations when tures of Jeff Demps and He can’t wait for the you are only working one Chris Rainey, senior Mike results of a retooled coach- line of scrimmage on both Gillislee is expected to han- ing staff and an improved sides of the ball, which dle the majority of carries. mindset. was the case last year,” “You have to create “Everything that they did Muschamp said. “That’s not balance in this league,” over the summer and what going to be the case this Muschamp said. “If you we did ourselves as a team year. We are going to be become one dimensional is really something that has able to do more things.” in this league, it becomes never happened before,” Offensive coordinator very difficult to have suc- Robey said. “It makes me BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Brent Pease expands the cess regardless of where really excited to go into fall Florida’s Sharrif Floyd smiles during the University of Florida’s media day. playbook for Florida. you are in the division.” and start fast.”

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Peoples State Bank has found Harvey Campbell a new president - one with with 386-758-1397 about 30 years of experience, who knows the importance of investing in the community, and who shares TDC a family tradition of banking excel- lence in Lake City. Robert “Robin” Green, a Lake welcomes City native, is the new president and CEO of Peoples State Bank. a new Green, 54, began duties as the bank’s president and CEO on July member 11. “My family has been in banking in Lake City for over 100 years,” he Columbia he said. “I know a lot of the people County Tourist here and worked with lot of them. Development I think this is a good opportunity Council is for me and we want to make this proud to wel- the world’s greatest bank.” Tcome Ms. Nupur Shukla As the Peoples State Bank pres- to the board of directors ident, Green’s duties and respon- for the organization. Ms. sibilities will include leading, plan- Shukla and her husband ning and budgeting. own the In & Out RV “I’ll look at everything to make Park on U.S. 90 West. Ms. sure the bank is a responsible Shukla was appointed to citizen in the community and that the TDC board this past we’re making loans that people Thursday by the Board of want and need,” Green said. County Commissioners Green said he wants to continue to fill the term of former the bank’s positive traditions. board member Cecil “I hope to keep things going,” Shaw, owner of the E-Z he said. “They’ve got a good bank Stop RV Park at Ellisville, and Chris Dampier had done a who stepped down due to great job of keeping things going health issues. The term for the last few months as our begins immediately and senior loan officer. We hope to expires on December 31, grow with Lake City and expand 2013. We’d like to welcome down the road. Right now we just JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Ms. Shukla to the TDC want to get back into the business Robert ‘Robin’ Green, 54, the new president of Peoples State Bank, poses for a photograph in his office. Green, board, representing the who was the former president, CFO and Board of Directors member at Columbia Bank of Florida, started at RV and campground indus- BANK continued on 2C Peoples State Bank on July 11. He also worked in operations, information, security and technology divisions. try in Columbia County. We’d also like to express our appreciation to Mr. Shaw for his many years of service on the TDC board. Mr. Shaw was origi- NASA picks 3 nally appointed to the TDC board in 2001. firms to develop • • • Five members of the Suwannee River Valley space taxis Marketing Group (SRVMG) recently attended the BY SETH BORENSTEIN Florida Festivals & Events AP Science Writer Association (FFEA) state conference, hosted at WASHINGTON — NASA picked three aerospace Delray Beach, July 25-27. companies Friday to build small rocketships to take Included in the group was astronauts to the International Space Station. Blue-Gray Army Executive This is the third phase of NASA’s efforts to get pri- Director Faye Bowling vate space companies to take over the job of the now- Warren, Michelle Goddard retired space shuttle. The companies will share more and Teena Peavey of the than $1.1 billion. Two of the ships are capsules like in Spirit of the Suwannee the Apollo era and the third is closer in design to the Music Park, along with space shuttle. Paulette Lord and Harvey Once the spaceships are built, NASA plans to hire Campbell with the Columbia the private companies to taxi astronauts into space County TDC. The SRVMG within five years. Until they are ready, NASA is paying captured five awards in this Russia about $63 million per astronaut to do the job. year’s “Sunsational Awards” In a statement, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden competition. Entries were said the move “will help keep us on track to tend the judged in 16 different outsourcing of human spaceflight.” categories, based on budget NASA hopes that by having private firms ferry astro- size of the event. Spirit nauts into low Earth orbit, it can focus on larger long- of the Suwannee Music term goals, like sending crews to a nearby asteroid and Park won three categories eventually Mars. The private companies can also make with Best Social Media money in tourism and other non-NASA business. Page, Radio Spot for Ms. The three companies are the Boeing Co. of Houston, Suwannee River Jam “Daisy Space Exploration Technologies, called SpaceX, of

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Duke Style” and also for the Best Event Within Hawthorne, Calif., and Sierra NASA’s commercial crew price, said John Mulholland, will charge NASA about $20 a Major Event for the “Hope Notes” fund raising Nevada Corp. of Louisville, development program Boeing vice president. He million per seat, she said. campaign. Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park Colo. started with seven compa- said Boeing’s long experi- Sierra Nevada’s mini-shut- placed second in both the Best T-Shirt Design for They are quite differ- nies. The other companies ence in working with NASA tle crew vehicle called Dream Magnolia Festival event and Best Promotion Idea ent companies. Boeing is that were not chosen can on human flight gives it a Chaser carries seven people for the hand fan shaped like a guitar. TDC and one of the oldest and larg- still build private rocket- “leg up” on its competitors. and could be flown without a SRVMG chair Harvey Campbell ended his term on est space companies with ships and NASA still has SpaceX is already in the pilot. NASA would give them the FFEA executive board as immediate past chair a long history of building the option to hire them to lead in the private space race. $212.5 million. The ship is of the organization and was elected to a fifth term and launching rockets and ferry astronauts at a later The company earlier this based on an old NASA test on the board of directors. working for NASA, going date, NASA spokesman year used their Falcon rock- ship design but hasn’t flown ••• back to the Mercury days. Trent Perrotto said. et to launch their Dragon as much as SpaceX’s Dragon. Ben Faure has been the park manager at SpaceX is a relatively new Boeing is slated to get the capsule into orbit. It docked “It may appear as though Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, company started by Elon most money, $460 million with the space station and we are behind but in many Big Shoals State Park and Olustee Battlefield Musk, who helped cre- for its seven-person CST-100 successfully delivered cargo. ways we are more mature,” State Park for the past five years. We are sad to ate PayPal and runs the capsule. It would launch on NASA plans to give the com- said Sierra Nevada space report that Ben has been offered and accepted electric car company Tesla an Atlas rocket, with the first pany $440 million. The cap- chief Mark Sirangelo. Like the park manager position at Ft. Clinch State Motors. Sierra Nevada has test flight 2016. The com- sule holds seven people and Boeing’s Mulholland, he said Park near Fernandina Beach. Ben and his family been in the space business pany won’t say how much it will have its first test launch his firm will charge NASA will be making the move in the next few weeks. for 25 years but mostly on would charge NASA per seat, with people in 2015, said less than the Russians, but Not only have the three parks in our area made a much smaller scale than but it will be “significant- spokeswoman Kirstin Brost won’t give a specific price. significant improvements in a wide array of Boeing. ly lower” than the Russian Grantham. The company facets. Ben has been a driving force in enhancing the park’s Festival of Lights celebration and has also been a great partner with the annual Olustee Battle Re-enactment. Our best wishes to Ben and his family on this next chapter in their lives. BANK: Green is new president ••• Continued From Page 1C According to the Florida Department of Revenue, the Local Option Tourist Development Tax (bed of banking, making a little bit of prof- the Peoples State Bank president. tax) collections for May of this year totaled $54,927, it for our shareholders and helping Riherd left to pursue a career in teach- an increase of $6,176 compared to the same month Lake City turn it around by providing ing. He had also worked as Green’s in 2011. Overall, collections for the period of some loans for growth.” chief financial officer when Green January – May of 2012 are $281,955, compared to Green also said the bank would was Columbia Bank president. $269,923 for the same five-month period in 2011. like to become more active in the real “It’s a great opportunity for me. Meanwhile, Smith Travel showed an occupancy estate and home building market. We hope to build the bank and be the rate of 58.1% for June, an increase of 2.5% over last Green worked for the past 30 years world’s greatest bank.” year. Average Daily Rate (ADR) was up 1% in June at Columbia Bank, where he held Peoples State Bank has two and rose to $70.25. Total room revenue for the several positions, including bank Columbia County offices, its main month was up .3% for June. president and chief financial officer. branch is at 350 SW Main Boulevard He also worked in operations, infor- and there is another office at 3882 ■ Harvey Campbell is the executive director of the mation, security and technology divi- West U.S. Highway 90 on the west Columbia County Tourist Development Council. He sions at the bank. side of town. can be reached at 386-758-1397. Green replaces Thomas Riherd as Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2012 3C BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, August 5, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TASTE BUDDIES Local team steps to national title

By LAURA HAMPSON [email protected] A group of Columbia County middle schoolers Genie Norman have stomped, clapped and Mary Kay and danced their way to a Hollingsworth national championship. [email protected] Willing to practice in parking lots and sell doughnuts to travel, the Eccentric S.O.U.L. Step Buddies Team won first place at the Break the Stage National visit the Youth Step Competition in Orlando in July. Forgotten S.O.U.L, which stands for Steppers Overcoming Undeniable Limitations, Coast includes team members lorida’s Gerald Smith, Lyndell Forgotten Coast Jones, Tyrone Brown, is the name com- Dre’Mond Higgins, Bruce monly used to Baker, Aneia Henry, Aniya refer to a quiet Henry, Rashaela Bradley, Fsection of coastline stretch- Dominique Wilkes, COURTESY ing from Mexico Beach to Bree Marshall, Abrianna Eccentric S.O.U.L. Step Team, made up of Columbia County middle schoolers, poses with their first place trophy in July at the Carrabelle including the Morrow, Caitlin Clemons, Break the Stage National Youth Step Competition in Orlando. Students must keep up grades and a good behavior record to areas of Port St. Joe, Cape Nazje Murray, Brooklyn be part of the team, which earned several titles during the last school year. San Blas, Indian Pass, Kelly, Taylor Jennings, Apalachicola, St. George Jaynae Sheppard, members of the commu- “They are willing to twice, the team got cocky S.O.U.L. performed Island and Eastpoint. This Andrea Sheppard, Jawan nity. practice anywhere because and fell to third, he said. during a community event portion of Old Florida was Dunmore, Ashonte Pate, S.O.U.L members have they love stepping,” he The loss made the stu- at Memorial Stadium this indeed “forgotten” during Princess Brown, practiced since October, said. dents realize they needed summer and has volun- the period when much of The national title is one often for two hours every Wilkinson said team to work harder for the teered at an area nursing North Florida’s coastline of several wins for the day after school, he said. members must maintain national title, he said. home and performed for was developed...and sub- team. They placed first at “We’ve been through a good grades and not get “After that, they were the residents, he said. sequently over-developed. regional competitions in lot,” Wilkinson said. into trouble to be on the like ‘Let’s go,’” he said. When school starts, The Forgotten Coast is a December and February. When the step program team. Working on routines It was the students who Wilkinson said the team special place today, more In March they placed third was taken out of RMS, and keeping up grades did the footwork to raise will host tryouts for new for what has been pre- in the state competition. parents wanted to keep keeps the middle school- money and find sponsor- members hoping to bring served than for what has Columbia High School’s it going as a community ers out of trouble, he said. ships for competitions, he home another national been developed. Pristine step team placed fourth in team, including students at Wilkinson, who used to said. championship. bays, sugar white beaches, the high school division of Lake City Middle School step with his college fra- “They were motivated to “They love being on coastal marshlands, estuar- the national competition. too, he said. ternity, even took the team work. They deserved it,” stage,” he said. ies rich with sea life, and “They are really hard- So motivated to nail to see step shows at the he said. Wilkinson said a special barrier islands with impres- working kids,” and De- their performances, the University of Florida and For each competition thank you goes to assistant sive dune formations. Shazo Wilkinson, team team even practiced in a the University of Central the team learned and per- coach Ja’Lacia Queen and Along this stretch of the coach and Richardson parking lot outside the Florida. fected a new eight to 10 sponsors Colondra Wise, Florida Panhandle, little Middle School teacher. school. “We are trying to teach minute routine, he said. New Bethel Missionary fishing villages dot the Wilkinson said the They used a multipur- them a little bit more than The intensity and length Baptist Church, Pastor coast and there are cozy team’s mission is to uplift pose room at Niblack running around, going to of the shows wear the stu- and Mrs. Alvin Baker, Al dining spots and quirky the community through Elementary too, but are school and getting into dents out, he said. “After Nelson, Rodger Hadley, oyster joints along the stepping and prepare stu- still looking for a perma- trouble on the weekend,” they get off stage, they Trinity Methodist Church, way that offer some of the dents to become influen- nent place to practice, he said. usually fall to the ground,” and Helen Beaty. freshest seafood available. tial, positive, and educated Wilkinson said. After coming in first he said. Mary Kay has spent many a summer at St. Teresa Beach, located between Panacea and Carrabelle, and on a recent Ready your garden for the new season weekend visit, she hap- pened upon The Seineyard e can nematode control. This GARDEN TALK bulbing onions, cabbage flowers should be dead- Restaurant. Newly opened experience means that you should and Brussels sprouts. For headed (old blooms at Summer Camp, a St. Joe some of only plant the same family more information on plant removed) to clean them up Company beach develop- the hot- vegetables (like peppers or families and recommended and get another possible ment, The Seineyard is one test days tomatoes, broccoli or cau- varieties, read ‘Florida flush of blooms. A plant of just a few restaurants ofW summer in August, liflower) in the same spot Vegetable Gardening lives to produce seeds, within 10 miles of their but maybe we will be in the garden every third Guide’ at http://edis.ifas. so if you keep plucking family beach house. lucky this year. Who season. Keep changing so ufl.edu/vh021 or stop at off the faded blooms, the This little gem of a res- knows? Stranger things soil pests won’t build up the Extension office for a response is often more taurant, owned by Sam have happened recently populations. Nichelle Demorest copy. bloom production. Take and Starr Dunlap, is truly where our weather is The warm season [email protected] Besides working in off only the old blooms a family run business that concerned. August is that vegetables that you can the vegetable garden in if you deadhead crepe makes you feel warm and ‘in between’ month for plant for a final 2012 August, there are other myrtle or other woody welcome the minute you growing vegetables, so crop are snap beans, to find which varieties will gardening chores to plants because pruning walk through the door. some extra decent time to lima bean, sweet corn, produce the best in our do. Pinch back the grow- wood stimulates unwanted The décor is simple, with work in the garden might cucumbers, southern Florida climate. To be suc- ing tips of mums and poin- plant growth. Contact ample seating both inside really pay off. peas, peppers, tomatoes, cessful, grow varieties that settias now so they have the UF Columbia County and on the deck overlook- Right now you can set pumpkins, squash, and are recommended by that time to branch out and set Master Gardeners with ing the pool and gulf. out the last plantings of watermelon. Knowing research. buds for later. your gardening questions On our recent trip, we your warm weather crops which vegetables to grow The first of the cool sea- If the oldest fronds on at 752-5384. had a table full of family, so as well the first plantings is only the start, however. son vegetables can now be your palms are yellowing, we took advantage of their of some cool weather Plant varieties will not started, also. The plants to they probably are in need varied offerings from sea- crops. As one season of perform the same under begin seeding out now are of magnesium, an impor- ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is food, burgers and steaks. growing winds down, we different growing condi- collards, bunching onions, tant element for palms. a horticulture agent with the Starting out our meal we are transitioning right into tions and we all know that shallots and turnips. The Epsom salts from the drug Columbia County Extension of the University of Florida had each had a house salad the next one. Remember Florida has high heat and first of broccoli and cauli- store will remedy this defi- filled with fresh greens, to rotate crop families humidity. The University of ciency. Institute of Food and flower can also be set out. Agricultural Sciences. onion, and delicious sweet for cultural insect and Florida has done research Wait another month for Perennial and annual pickled pepper strips. Their dressings are home- made; the house garlic par- mesan is out of this world! The 12 oz Rib-Eye steak School district adopts teen’s app to help parents was grilled on the flat-top to our medium-rare liking By DEVON HAYNIE access school supply for all to see. delays, cancellations and $20,000 for the creation and had a nice, mild garlic The Journal Gazette lists, calendars and other FWCS unveiled other important announce- of a similar app, FWCS flavor and served up with information on their smart- McKibben’s free app ments. officials said they paid crispy fries. FORT WAYNE, Ind. — phones and other mobile Wednesday and praised “It’s making the district McKibben less than Mary Kay’s Mom had Chance McKibben, 14, devices. him for his creation. mobile,” said McKibben, $1,000. the Jr. Seafood Platter that started dabbling in mobile When he was finished, “We think it’s a big deal who brought an iPad to It can be used on featured always fresh, app design about two he sent out a mass email when an eighth-grader can the news conference to iPhones, iPads, Androids local fried shrimp, scal- years ago when he first got with screenshots of his provide so much service showcase his app. “It’s and other devices. lops, grouper and oysters. a Mac. new app to FWCS officials to the entire community,” amazing how I can put McKibben recently Served with creamy, fresh His first app helped his at Grile Administration said FWCS Superintendent the district on everyone’s started Apple App Factory, chopped (no bag mix here) brother, a photographer, Building. Wendy Robinson, who device.” a mobile app development coleslaw, decadent cheese show clients proofs on the Five minutes later, he called McKibben’s accom- District officials said the company. He hopes to help grits and light and airy go. ended up in his principal’s plishment amazing. app will make information local businesses find ways hush puppies dotted with Then last semester, office for a chat about how After downloading the more accessible to people of making their company sweet corn, this was more he got to thinking that not to use district email app, people can use it to in the district, and perhaps mobile. than she bargained for… his own school district, addresses, and about how check school supply lists, eventually cut down on Before McKibben’s app doggie bag required. Fort Wayne Community to put his skills to work. calendars, lunch menus, paper costs associated was approved, he had to On special that eve- Schools, should have an Several months grades and more, accord- with distributing the infor- submit it to Apple for a ning, were fried Grouper app. He put his mind to later, after a bit of input ing to FWCS officials. mation in other ways. two-week examination. work, developing the tools from FWCS officials, The app will also send While they said some TASTE continued on 2D that would allow parents McKibbben’s app went live alerts about weather districts have paid up to 2DLIFE

D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 NASA to athletic Mars rover: ‘Stick the landing’

By ALICIA CHANG rocks and soil in search AP Science Writer of carbon and other ele- ments. PASADENA, Calif. — Named for the Roman It’s NASA’s most ambitious god of war, Mars is and expensive Mars mis- unforgiving with a hostile sion yet — and it begins history of swallowing with the red planet arrival man-made spacecraft. It’s late Sunday of the smart- tough to fly there and even est interplanetary rover tougher to touch down. ever built. Also the most More than half of human- athletic. ity’s attempts to land Like an Olympic gym- on Mars have ended in nast, it needs to “stick the disaster. Only the U.S. has landing.” tasted success, but there’s It won’t be easy. The no guarantee this time. complicated touchdown “You’ve done everything NASA designed for the that you can think of to Curiosity rover is so risky ensure mission success, it’s been described as but Mars can still throw “seven minutes of terror” you a curve,” said former — the time it takes to go NASA Mars czar Scott from 13,000 mph to a com- Hubbard who now teaches plete stop. at Stanford University. Scientists and engineers The Mini Cooper-sized will be waiting anxiously spacecraft traveled 8? 154 million miles away months to reach Mars. In as the spacecraft plunges a sort of celestial acrobat- ASSOCIATED PRESS through Mars’ thin atmo- ics, Curiosity will twist, sphere, and in a new twist, turn and perform other An artists rendering provided by NASA shows the Mars Rover, Curiosity. After traveling 8 1/2 months and 352 attempts to slowly lower maneuvers throughout the million miles, Curiosity will attempt a landing on Mars the night of Aug. 5. the rover to the bottom of seven-minute thrill ride to a crater with cables. of the atmospheric friction ages the mission. was once waterlogged. and mobile chemistry lab the surface. and switch on its ground- It takes 14 minutes for Images from space reveal to sniff for organic com- By the time Earthlings Why is NASA attempt- receive first word of its sensing radar. radio signals on Mars mineral signatures of pounds, considered the ing such a daredevil move? A mile from the surface, to travel to Earth. The clays and sulfate salts, chemical building blocks fate, it will have planted It had little choice. Earlier six wheels on the ground Curiosity will jettison the lag means Curiosity will which form in the pres- of life. It also has cameras spacecraft dropped to the parachute and fire up its already be alive or dead by ence of water, in older to take panoramic photos. — or tumbled itself into a Martian surface like a metal graveyard. rocket-powered backpack the time mission control layers near the bottom of Humans have been rock, swaddled in airbags, to slow it down until it hov- finds out. the mountain. mesmerized by the fourth If it succeeds, a video and bounced to a stop. camera aboard the rover ers. Cables will unspool The rover’s landing During its two-year rock from the sun since Such was the case with from the backpack and target is Gale Crater near exploration, the pluto- the 19th century when will have captured the the much smaller and most dramatic minutes for slowly lower the rover the Martian equator. nium-powered Curiosity American astronomer lighter rovers Spirit and — at less than 2 mph. The It’s an ancient depres- will climb the lower Percival Lowell, peered the first filming of a land- Opportunity in 2004. ing on another planet. cables keep the rocket sion about the size of mountain flanks to probe through a telescopethe- At nearly 2,000 pounds, engines from getting too Connecticut and Rhode the deposits. As sophis- orized that intelligent “It would be a major Curiosity is too heavy, so technological step for- close and kicking up dust. Island combined with a ticated as the rover is, beings carved what engineers had to come up Even if the intricate cho- 3-mile-high mountain ris- it cannot search for life. looked like irrigation ward if it works. It’s a big with a new way to land. gamble,” said American reography goes accord- ing from the center of the Instead, it carries a tool- canals. Friction from the thin ing to script, a freak dust crater floor. box including a power University space policy atmosphere isn’t enough analyst Howard McCurdy. storm, sudden gust of Scientists know Gale drill, rock-zapping laser to slow down the space- wind or other problem can The future direction of craft without some help. Mars exploration is hang- mar the landing. During its fiery plunge, “The degree of difficulty ing on the outcome of this Curiosity will brake by $2.5 billion science project is above a 10,” said Adam executing a series of Steltzner, an engineer at to determine whether the S-curves — similar to Stop by the environment was once NASA’s Jet Propulsion how the space shuttle Laboratory, which man- suitable for microbes to re-entered Earth’s atmo- Lake City Reporter live. Previous missions sphere. At 900 mph, it will have found ice and signs unfurl its huge parachute. for your that water once flowed. It then will shed the heat Curiosity will drill into shield that took the brunt E<74? complimentary TASTE: Fresh seafood +8:

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By JOCELYN NOVECK conscious clothes into everyday AP National Writer life, with elegance. Though she wasn’t seen as a NEW YORK — Only 11 years fashion icon during her lifetime, after her death, Elton John sang Nickens thinks Marilyn shared his ode to Marilyn Monroe. Star power something with other style icons “And I would have liked to have like Jackie Kennedy, Grace known you, but I was just a kid,” Kelly, and Audrey Hepburn. went the lyrics. “Your candle “They didn’t follow trends,” he burned out long before your leg- says. “It’s about knowing your- end ever did.” self and what works for you, and What John didn’t know was having that confidence.” how much truer his words Confidence isn’t necessarily would ring a few decades later. something one associates with Monroe passed away a half- Monroe, of course. In that Elton century ago this Sunday, a John song, “Candle in the Wind,” murky death that remains one she’s a beautiful innocent victim- of Hollywood’s most tantalizing ized by a terrible Hollywood mysteries. But look around: Her machine — people who “whis- legend lives on, more vibrantly pered into your brain” and “set than ever. In a development this you on the treadmill” and “made fiercely ambitious actress surely you change your name.” would have appreciated, the That falls into a familiar vic- 1950’s bombshell has become tim narrative about Monroe, a 21st-century pop culture phe- who was indeed victimized as a nomenon. young girl, according to multiple Just flip through a celebrity biographers. Born Norma Jeane magazine: Some of-the-moment Mortenson in 1926, she spent young starlet or pop singer much of her childhood in foster will be channeling (or outright homes, and there are allegations appropriating) those platinum she suffered sexual abuse. locks, the bright red lips, moist But a victim of Hollywood? and slightly parted, and that Monroe’s latest biographer, Lois joyously, almost defiantly curvy Banner, begs to differ. She says figure, sheathed in something Monroe the movie star “was a skin-tight and glamorous. constructed image” — one the Was that Marilyn on the red actress herself worked very hard carpet at last year’s Teen Choice to invent, from the dyed hair Awards? No, it was Taylor Swift, (Norma Jeane was a brunette), wearing a white halter-style to the makeup, that breathy dress just like Marilyn’s in “The voice, and the famous “wiggle Seven Year Itch,” in which the walk.” actress stood atop a subway And her dumb blonde grate and let the breeze of a screen image? Nothing like passing train lift her skirts. (Oh, her, says Banner, a professor and that dress? It sold at auction of history and gender studies last year for a mind-boggling at the University of Southern $5.6 million, including commis- California. “She was extremely sion.) intelligent.” Was that Marilyn in the Dolce But why has Marilyn’s appeal & Gabbana ad a while back? No, only gotten stronger? “First of it was Scarlett Johansson, all all, she died very young,” says white-blonde hair and ruby lips. ASSOCIATED PRESS Banner, freezing her image for And there was Charlize Theron Marilyn Monroe is shown wearing a knife-pleated gold lamé gown made from “one complete circle of fabric.” eternity. But another reason is in a Dior ad last year, meeting She wore this dress in “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.” Monroe passed away a half-century ago this week, a murky the existence of thousands of up with the real Marilyn, not death that remains one of Hollywood’s most tantalizing mysteries. photographs of Marilyn, bursting to mention Marlene Dietrich with life. “She’s conceivably the and Grace Kelly, via CGI. competing to play her. icon. Year Itch”; and as sexy band most photographed person of Magazine spreads have featured Heck, there’s even been a But just what is the secret of singer Sugar Kane in “Some the 20th century,” says Banner. Nicole Kidman, Lindsay Lohan, giant Marilyn traversing the Marilyn’s enduring appeal? It Like it Hot.” The author’s third reason is Rihanna, Michelle Williams, country: A 26-foot-tall, 34,000- depends on whom you ask — “Marilyn just leaps off the more cynical: “There’s a lot of Viola Davis and others having pound statue of the actress, and that’s fitting, really, because screen,” says Maltin. “She has people making money off her,” their Marilyn moment. white dress billowing and undies Marilyn, more than other iconic a luminosity that transcends she says. Madonna, of course, has showing, by artist Seward celebrities, was different things everything else.” Which brings us back to famously appropriated Monroe’s Johnson, now resting in Palm to different people. Still, an entire younger gen- Salter, whose company is also look into her image. So have Springs, Calif. There was, most simply, eration is enamored of her for using social networking to court singers Christina Aguilera and And there are plans for much Marilyn the actress — a Marilyn something completely different, a young consumer base for the Gwen Stefani. In June, on what more — thanks to the purchase that often got lost in all the hype, says Brandon Holley, editor in Marilyn brand. would have been Marilyn’s 86th in late 2010 of Monroe’s estate, despite her desperate aspirations chief of Lucky magazine, which On Facebook, Marilyn has birthday, Lady Gaga tweeted which includes among other to be taken seriously. Film histo- draws women in their 20s and three million-plus fans, 70 percent “Happy Birthday Marilyn things her name and image rian Leonard Maltin laments that 30s. of them under the age of 24. She — They’ll never take our blonde — by Authentic Brands Group many people know Marilyn “as “I think most women under 40 also has some 53,000 Twitter fol- hair and lipstick,” along with a and its partner, NECA. The com- an image and an icon,” but not haven’t seen her movies,” Holley lowers. Salter’s brand vision? “To picture of herself, Monroe-like. pany’s CEO, Jamie Salter, says as an actress. says. “For them, she’s a style seduce the world with products Nicki Minaj says she’s “obsessed he aims to upgrade the Marilyn Monroe showed off her dra- type — the ultimate hourglass that capture the iconic personality, with Marilyn Monroe.” brand by moving away from matic chops in “The Misfits,” for figure. And a lot of women iden- style, glamour and elegance of the On the big screen, actress cheap souvenirs and developing example, and “Bus Stop.” But tify with that.” legendary actress,” according to Williams earned an Oscar Marilyn-themed cosmetic lines, she is probably best remem- Christopher Nickens agrees. the promotional materials. nomination for her moving por- spas and salons, sportswear, bered for her delightful comic “Marilyn was the epitome of a “Look at what Marilyn was,” trayal of Monroe in “My Week swimwear, footwear, handbags turns in “Gentlemen Prefer certain kind of feminine ideal,” Salter says in a telephone inter- With Marilyn.” And one of TV’s and more. There are even plans Blondes” as the gold-digging says the co-author of the recent- view. “She’s a total fashion icon. most popular new shows is for — wait for it — the inevitable Lorelei Lee who sang “Diamonds ly released “Marilyn in Fashion,” She invented the red carpet. She “Smash” on NBC, which follows Marilyn Monroe reality show, in Are a Girl’s Best Friend” in that a rare look at Monroe’s influence knew her brand.” a Broadway musical based on which young women would com- classic pink gown; as the sensu- in that field. Her key fashion leg- “I’ve got the best model in the Marilyn’s life, with two actresses pete to become a new Hollywood ous but ditzy Girl in “The Seven acy, he says, was to bring body- whole world.” Couple to remarry 48 years after divorce Webcast will By CAROLYN THOMPSON promote Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. — They got hitched while still in their teens, divorced 20 new kids years and four children later, and are get- ting remarried after nearly a half-century club book apart. For Lena Henderson and Roland Davis, NEW YORK — J.K. Rowling’s next both 85 years old, the second time around book is for adults, but she will be on is finally here. The couple plans to get hand this fall to help promote a new club married again on Saturday, with four gen- for kids, the Harry Potter Reading Club. erations on hand to see it happen. Scholastic Inc. announced Tuesday “It’s every child’s dream, every child that Rowling will participate in a live who has ever been in a family where webcast at divorce has occurred, that your parents noon on Oct. would come back together,” their young- 11 from her est daughter, Renita Chadwick, said hometown of Tuesday as wedding preparations were in Edinburgh, full swing. Scotland, tak- “We are all so ridiculously excited. ing pre-sub- We’re like little children again,” said mitted ques- Chadwick, herself a grandmother. tions from her Henderson and Davis met as teenagers young fans. Rowling in Chattanooga, Tenn., and were married The dis- by a justice of the peace. There was no cussion will take place on scholastic. reception or honeymoon. com/hpreadingclub, the website for an “Oh no,” Henderson recalled with online Potter club launched Tuesday by a laugh. “He went to work and I went ASSOCIATED PRESS Scholastic. home.” Davis was a hotel bellhop at the The club is designed for schools and time, about to begin a career in the mili- Roland Davis and Lena Henderson, both 85, pose for a photo in West Seneca, N.Y., Tuesday, libraries and parents. It will include dis- tary. July 31, 2012. They got married while still in their teens, divorced 20 years later and are get- cussion guides, a glossary, interactive This time around, a church wedding ting remarried on Saturday, August 4, after nearly a half-century apart. features and information on community is planned, at Elim Christian Fellowship events. Church in Buffalo, followed by a recep- living alone following the death of his each other since a family funeral in Rowling will contribute original com- tion at an Amherst restaurant. second wife in January. Henderson also 1996. Before that, the two hadn’t been mentary. She has a novel for grown-ups Still no honeymoon trip, though. was widowed after re-marrying. face-to-face since splitting up in 1964, out in September called “The Casual “I’m just happy that we’re here,” said Davis proposed to Henderson over though they had stayed in touch and Vacancy.” Davis, who recently moved to suburban the phone around Easter and she kept up with each other’s lives through Buffalo from Colorado, where he was accepted, even though they hadn’t seen the children. 4DLIFE

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ID 111 192 285 48 Hours on ID Dateline on ID Dateline on ID Blood, Lies & Alibis Disappeared On the Case With Paula Zahn HBO 302 300 501 (:15) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs MAX 320 310 515 (10:50) Movie Varied Programs (12:50) Movie (:40) Movie Varied Programs (:20) Movie SHOW 340 318 545 Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs

MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 6, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Bachelor Pad Ice cream-themed obstacle course. (N) Å (:01) The Glass House (N) Å News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N) 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond King of Queens Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) The Insider 5-PBS 5 - - Journal Å Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Market Warriors (N) Å The War “FUBAR” Troops on the German border. Å (DVS) Tavis Smiley Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy Å Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 2 Broke Girls Å 2 Broke Girls Å (:31) Mike & Molly Hawaii Five-0 “Ma’ema’e” Å Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne Perez Hilton All Access “Katy Perry” Remodeled “Attitude Adjustment” The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood 10-FOX 10 30 30 How I Met/Mother Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons Hell’s Kitchen Creating gourmet Southern dishes. (PA) Å (DVS) News Action News Jax Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune The Olympic Zone XXX Summer Olympics Gymnastics, Track and Field, Beach Volleyball, Diving, Cycling. (N Same-day Tape) Å CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 30 Rock Å 30 Rock Å America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å America’s Funniest Home Videos TVLAND 17 106 304 (:13) M*A*S*H “Private Charles Lamb” (6:52) M*A*S*H (:24) M*A*S*H Home Improve. Home Improve. Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Prison Wives “Juli Cummings” Prison Wives “Jane Bailey” Å Undercover Boss Lucky Strike Lanes. Undercover Boss Å Undercover Boss “UniFirst” Å Undercover Boss Lucky Strike Lanes. A&E 19 118 265 Criminal Minds “Cold Comfort” Å Criminal Minds “Memoriam” Å Longmire “The Worst Kind of Hunter” Longmire “8 Seconds” Å Longmire Å (:01) Longmire Å HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie “Four Eyes” Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ›‡ “Armageddon” (1998, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler. A hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. ›‡ “Armageddon” (1998) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton. CNN 24 200 202 (4:00) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist “Bleeding Heart” Å The Mentalist “Redline” Å The Closer Brenda’s parents return. The Closer “Armed Response” (N) Perception “Messenger” (N) Å The Closer “Armed Response” NIK 26 170 299 Big Time Rush Big Time Rush Figure It Out (N) Splatalot (N) Victorious Å Victorious Å Hollywood Heights (N) Å George Lopez George Lopez Friends Å Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos (N) World’s Wildest Police Videos Å MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Frasier Å The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Phineas and Ferb Good Luck Charlie “Radio Rebel” (2012) Debby Ryan, Sarena Parmar. Å (:40) Jessie Å (:05) A.N.T. Farm My Babysitter Shake It Up! Å Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Good Luck Charlie LIFE 32 108 252 Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å ››› “Spanglish” (2004) Adam Sandler, Téa Leoni. A housekeeper works for a chef and his neurotic wife. Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS A petty offi cer is murdered. Å NCIS: Los Angeles “Hunted” Å WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å “National Treasure: Book of Secrets” BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ››› “Coming to America” (1988, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, John Amos. Å ›› “Major Payne” (1995, Comedy) Damon Wayans, Karyn Parsons. Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Detroit Tigers. From Comerica Park in Detroit. (N Subject to Blackout) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 NFL32 (N) (Live) Å NFL Live (N) Å Jaws’ Film Room NFL Yearbook Jaws’ Film Room NFL Yearbook 2012 World Series of Poker 2012 World Series of Poker SUNSP 37 - - Sport Fishing ScubaNation Sportfi shing TV Flats Class Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Florida Sportsman Fishing the Flats Addictive Fishing Pro Tarpon Tournament Saltwater Exp. DISCV 38 182 278 Gator Boys “Gators Gone Wild” Å Gator Boys “Horse-Devouring Gator” Gator Boys “Love at First Bite” Å Off the Hook Off the Hook Gator Boys “No Time for Gators” Off the Hook Off the Hook TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan (N) HLN 40 202 204 (5:00) Evening Express Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å Hannity (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 15 Awesomest Boy Bands E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Bizarre Foods America “New Mexico” Bizarre Foods America “L.A. Pop Up” Hotel Impossible (N) Å Hotel Impossible Å HGTV 47 112 229 Property Virgins Property Virgins Love It or List It “The Smout Family” Love It or List It James and Sharon. Love It or List It “The McMinn Family” House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “McPherson” Å TLC 48 183 280 Four Houses A Vegas-style villa. Å Four Houses “...and a Ferry” Å Four Houses A western-style manor. Four Houses Å Four Houses (N) Å Four Houses A western-style manor. HIST 49 120 269 Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers “Mike’s Holy Grail” Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å (:01) Picked Off “Radio Fight” Å ANPL 50 184 282 Dirty Jobs Shrink-wrapping a boat. Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call of Wildman Hillbilly Handfi shin’ Call of Wildman Call-Wildman FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mystery Diners Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Way Of Master The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord (Live). Å FSN-FL 56 - - Boys in the Hall Ship Shape TV UFC Reloaded “UFC 134: Silva vs. Okami” Silva vs Okami and Rua vs Griffi n. The Dan Patrick Show World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 Blade Runner ››› “The Fifth Element” (1997) Bruce Willis. A New York cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. Warehouse 13 All hands on deck. (N) Alphas Harken and Hicks rescue Kat. Warehouse 13 All hands on deck. AMC 60 130 254 (5:30) ›› “Basic” (2003, Suspense) John Travolta, Connie Nielsen. Å ›› “Behind Enemy Lines” (2001, Action) Owen Wilson, Gene Hackman, Gabriel Macht. Å ››› “The Sum of All Fears” (2002) Ben Affl eck. Å COM 62 107 249 It’s Always Sunny (:24) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report Daily Show (7:56) Futurama (:27) South Park It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å ›››‡ “A Few Good Men” (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise. A Navy lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. Å NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “Project Runaway!” Hogzilla Large pig. Freaks & Creeps “Devil Island” Freaks & Creeps Freaks & Creeps Freaks & Creeps “Devil Island” NGC 109 186 276 Locked Up Abroad Drugs, Inc. The Cannabis industry. Drugs, Inc. “Hallucinogens” Border Wars “Hidden Tunnel” (N) Locked Up Abroad (N) Locked Up Abroad SCIENCE 110 193 284 Mars Rising “The Human Factor” Mars Rising “Six Minutes of Terror” Mars Rising Searching for life on Mars. Through Wormhole-Freeman Mars Landing 2012: Search Mars Rising Searching for life on Mars. ID 111 192 285 Dateline on ID Å Fatal Encounters “Deadly ID” Å Blood, Lies & Alibis Å Blood, Lies & Alibis (N) Å Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Blood, Lies & Alibis Å HBO 302 300 501 ›› “The Rite” (2011, Horror) Anthony Hopkins, Colin O’Donoghue. ‘PG-13’ Å The Newsroom An anonymous source. ›› “Green Lantern” (2011, Action) Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively. ‘PG-13’ Å ››‡ “In Time” (2011) ‘PG-13’ Å MAX 320 310 515 Lost World (:45) ›› “Larry Crowne” (2011, Romance-Comedy) Tom Hanks. ‘PG-13’ Å ››› “Kung Fu Panda 2” (2011) Voices of Jack Black. ‘PG’ ››› “The Birdcage” (1996, Comedy) Robin Williams. Premiere. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (5:50) ››› “The Game” (1997, Suspense) Michael Douglas, Sean Penn. ‘R’ Å ››‡ “Red” (2010, Action) Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman. ‘PG-13’ Å Weeds Å Episodes Å Web Therapy (N) Weeds Å

Sun 8-5 Life Template D 1-6.indd4 4 8/2/12 9:39:01 AM Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, AuGusT 5, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD lead to exciting encoun- 19): Face any challenge ters. ★★★ Wife’s choice of wardrobe head-on. You will impress Eugenia Word SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. with your ability to handle 21): Discussions with for son is too girly for dad whatever comes your way. make regarding the people friends will help you make Expect people from your and places you visit will a decision that has eluded DEAR ABBY: I’m becom- ** ** ** past to surface. Greater help you make decisions you in the past. Let your ing increasingly concerned DEAR ABBY: I have four partnership stability is about your own future and imagination lead the way. about my wife, “Traci,” and grown children between the apparent. Physical changes the direction you should More action and less talk her influence over our 3- ages of 21 and 25. For years will be pleasing. Love is on consider. ★★★★★ will be your ticket to suc- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): year-old son, “Grant.” I had a career, supported the rise. ★★★ cess. ★★★★★ Over the last few months, them financially and put TAURUS (April 20-May Change will be your moti- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- vator. Surround yourself Traci has been buying them through college and 20): Work to get ahead. Dec. 21): Move forward. with creative people work- Grant more and more femi- trade schools. Putting in extra hours will Luck is in your corner. ing toward a similar goal. nine clothing. I’m OK with Abigail Van Buren I remarried last January. help you avoid a sticky Focus on contracts, settle- www.dearabby.com Taking part in something a pink shirt now and then, My youngest daughter now situation at home or with ments and money matters. but lately it has gotten out of says my kids are no longer someone expecting too you believe in will be grati- mitted to his family, and we fying, but don’t feel obli- Look at your talents and hand. She has been close to No. 1 in my life and she will much of you. A surprise you will come up with an have great physical chemis- no longer speak to me. I told gated to spend or donate dressing Grant in drag. My you are working on will idea that will enable you try. Unfortunately, there is her my husband and all my when hands-on help is all wife says not to take it so help you build a better to offer your services at a no intellectual/social “con- children will always be No. 1 that’s required. ★★★ seriously, but it bothers me relationship with someone premium. nection.” -- just in a different way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ★★ when people tell us we have special. ★★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- a “lovely little girl.” We do share interests in She’s having a baby soon 22): Prepare to do things GEMINI (May 21-June Jan. 19): Don’t let someone I’m worried that what my the outdoors and our faith. I and hasn’t included me in alone if that’s what will 20): Don’t take on addition- else’s problems hold you wife is doing will have an feel emotionally secure with her life since January. Mind help you complete a task. al responsibilities when it’s back. Size up your situ- adverse effect on my son, but him and keep wondering if you, the baby is from a drug important to honor prior A personal problem with ation and separate your I need to know if I’m overre- I’m being overly critical or cartel man and they both commitments. Love and an emotional partner can emotions from the equa- acting. -- IT’S A BOY! choosing to stay in a rela- have felonies. romance may occupy your lead to health issues. Don’t tion. You have to be practi- DEAR IT’S A BOY!: My tionship out of fear of not I’m torn between getting time, but be leery of any- worry about something cal, even if it means letting experts tell me that there is finding someone better in on with my life or trying to one offering something too you cannot change. ★★★ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. someone down. ★★ no data that demonstrates time to start a family. (I’m reach out to her with hugs good to be true. ★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. what your wife is doing will in my early 30s.) Please and kisses every now and CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your charm and outgoing persona will cause gender confusion in advise. -- INDECISIVE IN then via snail mail. She has 22): Plan a fun day doing 18): Look at where your attract attention. Love and your son. What’s important PLEASANTON, CALIF. blocked me on Facebook the things you enjoy most. money is going. A new romance, coupled with is that you talk to her and DEAR INDECISIVE: and changed her cellphone Your intuition will be stel- budget will help you get travel and learning, will express your concerns pri- To be frank, no one person number. Any suggestions? lar, and the choices you back on track. Being less vately. Your little boy is at has “everything.” If intellec- -- TORN IN TUCSON generous will be a good an age where he can sense tual stimulation is the quality DEAR TORN: Yes. Get on CELEBRITY CIPHER place to begin. ★★★★ stress in your marriage, and that’s most important to you, with your life. On her birth- PISCES (Feb. 19-March THAT could cause him prob- then the man you have been day and at Christmas send 20): Impulsive emotional lems later on. More impor- dating isn’t the one for you. cards to let her know you reactions can be a benefit tant than what clothes he’s The fine qualities you listed love her and are thinking of in the end. Take a moment wearing is decreasing the would weigh heavily in his her. When she needs some- to consider who has been level of stress on the boy. favor with many women. thing, she’ll contact you. Until helpful and who hasn’t. ** ** ** What you must ask yourself then, don’t hold your breath. It may be time to make DEAR ABBY: I’m dat- is whether or not you can be ■ Write Dear Abby at personal changes that will ing a man who is genuine, with him and find intellectual www.DearAbby.com or improve your life mentally, considerate, thoughtful, stimulation elsewhere when P.O. Box 69440, Los emotionally, physically and humble, responsible, com- you feel you need it. Angeles, CA 90069. financially. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0729

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2012

Election Day August 14 Early Voting August 4 – 11

Proven Conservative Republican

James Jett is a conservative Christian who upholds our values in his life and work. As County Commissioner, Jett refused to vote for budgets with tax increases. The media often referred to Jett as “The Tax Payers’ Friend.” As Clerk of Court, Jett economized the courthouse, returning over $8 million to taxpayers, instead of spending it in his budget. In Congress, Jett will serve with the same integrity.

REPRESENTATIVE VAN ZANT SAYS:

State Attorney Praises Jett for “If we ever lose our 2nd Amendment right to bear arms, Refusing and Exposing a Bribe we will lose our freedom within one “Jett acted in the highest tradition of upholding generation. Jett’s strong opposition to those who would destroy lawful the public trust...We want to be among the irst gun ownership to publicly commend Commissioner James Jett has earned my endorsement.” for his courageous actions and for upholding –Rep. Charles Van Zant, the high ideals of public ofice.” Florida House of Representatives – State Attorney Ed Austin Endorsed by Firefighters Clay Today, October 5, 1989 and Public Officials across Ned Sweeney, Managing Editor the district, and by Police statewide.

Jett’s background as a graduate of the FBI National Academy, a Police Officer, County Commissioner and Circuit Court Clerk, has proven his values as a Constitutional conservative. As a US Secret Service Agent, his son Tyler makes us proud – and proves that the best of America comes from small communities like ours. Jett’s strong personal faith and character are the reasons I trust and endorse James Jett for Congress. – Dewitt Cason, Columbia County Clerk of Court

PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF JAMES JETT FOR CONGRESS

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