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JULY 29, 2016 JASPER, ALABAMA — FRIDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS INSIDE INSIDE Freedom only Bentley: Lottery best option days away WASHINGTON for added revenue in Alabama (AP) — For the past decade, the man MONTGOMERY (AP) — Alabama Gov. grams for children, the disabled and the eld- who shot President Robert Bentley once said state lotteries were erly. as outdated as leisure suits, but in throwing “I will not, as your Governor and as a Ronald Reagan has his support to a state lottery this week he physician, watch as our most helpless and quietly spent a said it was the only revenue option left in vulnerable people go without a doctor’s care. growing number of the closet. I can’t bear to think of the half-million chil- Hillary Clinton his days living with The governor, in an opinion piece submit- dren who, through no fault of their own, are makes her case his 90-year-old ted Wednesday to news outlets, said law- born into poverty and have no way to get makers have rejected the idea of tax basic medical treatment they need to grow for presidency mother in a gated increases while the state faces a continued healthy and strong,” Bentley wrote. community in revenue crisis. The governor did not name The governor said, “At bare minimum, we PHILADELPHIA (AP) Williamsburg, Vir- the state’s Medicaid program in the piece, must care for our truly vulnerable.” — It's Hillary Clinton's Gov. Robert but said the state’s revenue troubles could ginia. See BENTLEY, A7 turn. Bentley force “gut-wrenching” decisions to cut pro- On Wednesday, a After three days of judge finalized John Democratic stars, in- Hinckley Jr.’s transi- GETTING IN SHAPE cluding a pair of presi- tion to freedom. dents, asserting she is / A4 ready for the White House, Clinton must make that case for her- self on her nominating BRIEFS convention's final night. Body ID’d / A7 as missing Empire man CARBON HILL A body found last CITY COUNCIL weekend in a wooded area in City east Walker County to has been identified as a missing Em- open pire man. up Because of items Blue found inside of the Gym man’s clothing, Sheriff Jim Under- for rental wood said the re- mains were that of By LEA RIZZO 32-year-old Randy Daily Mountain Eagle Hicks. CARBON HILL — At No cause of death DreamFit held its end of the summer party Thursday evening’s city has been deter- Thursday at the Jasper Civic Center. The group, council meeting, Mayor mined, Underwood which is made up of area residents who have physi- Mark Chambers announced said. Officials don’t cal or mental challenges, has been meeting for aero- that the city has drafted a rental agreement that will suspect foul play in bics-style classes each Tuesday and Thursday. After allow people to rent the Car- Hicks’ death, he only a few months, the participants in the class have bon Hill Blue Gym. added. lost a total of more than 200 pounds with a couple of “I’ve been contacted sev- people losing as much as 30 pounds. Throughout eral times in the last month” by people wanting to rent the summer, special guests have joined each day to the gym for birthday parties, DEATHS dance with the group and many of those guests live bands or wrestling came back for the party. Special guests Tuesday in- events, Chambers said. Terrell “Terry” Dee O’Rear, cluded Mrs. Alabama Joeletta Barrentine, Jasper He said that the same 81, Georgia rental agreement that’s used Tammy Renee Holtbrook, Police Investigator Cory Franks, Jasper City Public for the community center 45, Nauvoo Information Officer Tana Collins, Daily Mountain George W. “Billy” Hicks, 72, will also apply to the Blue Cordova Eagle Publisher James Phillips, Jasper Parks and Gym. Carlton M. Langley, 64, Recreation employee Daphne Evans and McKenna The rate of rentals for the Dora gym will be $200 for the floor Little Sligh, owner of The Sly Fox. area and $100 for the conces-

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Prosecutors say they will not retry in the shed just southwest of Danville after receiving a velopments that were in- a man convicted of killing Washington intern Chandra Levy. The U.S. Attor- report that children were being abused or neglected. vestigated over the past ney's office said in a statement Thursday that the office has moved to dismiss Authorities say 44-year-old Gregory Wilkerson and week.” 25-year-old Brandi Harmon were living with the three The statement does not the case charging Ingmar Guandique with Levy's 2001 murder. children in the shed behind a home. elaborate, and Bill Miller, a Deputies say the children were taken into protective spokesman for the U.S. At- him, but Guandique’s Defense lawyers have feared Condit. And the de- custody and received treatment for “extreme rashes and torney, declined comment. lawyers tried to raise argued, though, that fense lawyers said Condit bed bug bites.” “After investigating this doubts about Condit at his Morales lied during the had “obvious motive to kill information and reviewing 2010 trial. trial and that prosecutors Ms. Levy in order to keep Therapist shot by police all of the evidence in this Levy’s remains were knew or should have the relationship secret.” case, the government now found in Washington’s known the testimony was Condit testified at trial has reunion with autistic client believes it is in the inter- Rock Creek Park in 2002. problematic. that he didn’t kill Levy but AVENTURA, Fla. (AP) — An unarmed black thera- ests of justice for the court Prosecutors argued her In recent months, evaded questions about an pist who was shot by police last week while protecting to dismiss the case without death fit a pattern of at- Guandique’s attorneys intimate relationship say- his autistic client had an emotional reunion with the prejudice,” prosecutors tacks Guandique commit- have raised questions ing, “We’re all entitled to man. wrote in a one-page mo- ted on female joggers. He about Condit. At a Janu- some level of privacy.” Charles Kinsey told reporters Thursday outside a tion. was found guilty in 2010 ary hearing, one of Abbe Lowell, a lawyer South Florida hospital that Arnaldo Rios jumped from Levy’s 2001 disappear- and sentenced to 60 years Guandique’s attorneys told who has represented Con- his bed and hugged him. The 27-year-old Rios is recov- ance created a national in prison. a judge that Condit misled dit, did not immediately ering from emotional trauma he suffered when Kinsey sensation after the But Guandique was the jury with his testimony return a call seeking com- was shot in the leg by a North Miami police officer last Modesto, California, native granted a new trial last at the 2010 trial, but he ment Thursday. week while lying next to him. was romantically linked year after doubts were did not elaborate. Prosecutors say that as a with then-Rep. Gary Con- raised about a jailhouse In May, defense lawyers result of their action dit. snitch, Armando Morales, sought to take depositions Guandique, who is from El VOLUME 55 NUMBER 79 The California Democrat who was the key witness from several women who Salvador, will be released was at one point a prime at Guandique’s trial. said they had sexual rela- to the custody of U.S. Im- suspect in the investiga- Morales testified that tionships with Condit. De- migration and Customs tion, police acknowledged. Guandique confessed to fense lawyers said two of Enforcement and faces de- Daily Mountain Eagle Police eventually cleared the killing. the women said they portation. - Main Office - 1301 E. 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BALTIMORE (AP) — no evidence to prove they Schatzow accused a lead Fourteen months after the meant to hurt Gray. With- detective of trying to sabo- death of a black man out evidence or eyewit- tage the investigation; in whose neck was broken in nesses to prove intent, he turn, the detective accused a police van prompted said, he could not convict. another prosecutor, Jan massive protests, spawned The other trial ended in a Bledsoe, of dismissing un- rioting and toppled the ca- mistrial. favorable evidence. reers of Baltimore’s police The city spent roughly Police Commissioner commissioner and a Dem- $7.4 million on the trials, Kevin Davis rejected ocratic mayor poised for according to Anthony Mc- Mosby’s accusations, say- re-election, authorities Carthy, a spokesman for ing that “while we are all abandoned efforts to pun- Mayor Stephanie Rawl- entitled to our own opin- ish the officers involved. ings-Blake. ions, we are not entitled to The city’s top prosecutor The proceedings re- our own facts.” Marc was righteous in her rage vealed deep fissures Zayon, Nero’s attorney, Wednesday as she made among the police, prosecu- said Mosby had “spun a official what was already tors and the people of Bal- false narrative” in her clear after four failed at- timore. During the trial of prosecution of the officers tempts to prosecute: no van driver Officer Caesar with “no evidence that one will go to jail for Fred- Goodson, Chief Deputy there was any wrongdo- die Gray’s death. State’s Attorney Michael ing.” Earlier in the day, Balti- more State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby had dropped the cases against the rest of the six police of- ficers charged in Gray’s death after prosecutors had suffered blow after crippling blow as a judge AP Photo acquitted three others in rapid succession. Instead Baltimore police walk near a mural depicting Freddie Gray after prosecutors of conceding defeat, she dropped remaining charges against the three Baltimore police of ficers who blasted the police depart- were still awaiting trial in Gray’s death, in Baltimore, Wednesday. The deci- ment for a biased investi- sion by prosecutors comes after a judge had already acquitted three of the gation she blamed for failing to secure a single six officers charged in the case. conviction. “The prosecution of on- gation and a separate, in- duty police officers in this dependent investigation country is surprisingly conducted by her office. rare and blatantly Three of the four officers wrought with systemic who stood trial elected to and inherent complica- have Circuit Judge Barry tions,” the Democratic Williams hear their cases prosecutor said. “Unlike without juries. other cases where prosecu- Williams then ruled tors work closely with the three times in a row that police to investigate what although the officers may actually occurred, what we have exercised poor judg- realized very early on in ment, the state presented this case was that, police investigating police — whether they’re friends or colleagues — was problem- Jim Woods Automotive Inc. atic. There was a reluc- AP Photo tance and bias that was consistently exemplified.” Elder C.D. Witherspoon, right, shakes the hand of DBA Jasper Auto Sales Gray died a week after Freddie Gray's father Richard Shipley, center, as he suffered a spinal injury in the back of the detainee Gray's mother Gloria Darden, left, and twin sister Owner Jim Woods, 30 Yrs. Experience in the Walker County Area wagon while he was hand- Fredericka Gray, second from right, stand nearby cuffed and shackled, but after a news conference held by Baltimore State's not buckled in with a seat Attorney Marilyn Mosby after prosecutors dropped Dependable - Trustworthy belt. Prosecutors alleged the remaining charges against the three Baltimore po- Honest officers involved in his ar- lice officers who were still awaiting trial in Freddie rest and transport were Gray’s death. We Sell to Sell Again and Again! criminally negligent when they failed to use the seat also said the officers erred Last May, Mosby said in belt, instead placing Gray when they chose not to call announcing the charges 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE THE face-down and head-first a medic after Gray indi- that her decision to prose- on the floor of a prisoner cated he wanted to go to a cute was based on both a GREAT PEOPLE OF WALKER COUNTY compartment. 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Alton Sterling, 37, a man was targeting police black man, was shot and officers in the July 17 killed during a struggle shooting. with two white police offi- The ambush happened cers July 5. The killing was during a period of racial captured on cellphone tension in the city, follow- video and circulated widely ing the death of a black on the internet. man in a struggle with Jackson, a corporal, was white police officers. a 10-year veteran of the Vice President Joe Biden Baton Rouge Police De- and U.S. Attorney General partment. Loretta Lynch are ex- He was married and had pected to speak at the vigil, a 4-month-old son. Days which residents hope will before he was shot to help Baton Rouge heal. death, Jackson posted a Rosie Hernandez, whose message on Facebook nephew who is a Baton about the difficulties of Rouge police officer, and being both a black man her husband found seats and a police officer in the Thursday inside the tumultuous aftermath of church where the vigil is Sterling’s shooting. being held. The 62-year-old “Please don’t let hate in- said she is confident that fect your heart. This city the ceremony will help MUST and WILL get bet- unite a community that ter,” wrote Jackson, whose has been grappling with funeral was Monday. racial tensions. Garafola, whose funeral “Out of this tragedy, the was Saturday, is survived hope is that we will become by a wife and four children: a closer community,” she sons ages 21 and 12, and said. daughters ages 15 and 7. GATES OPEN AT 3:00 PM Louisiana Gov. John Bel East Baton Rouge Sher- Edwards and relatives of the slain officers also are expected to speak Thurs- day during the ceremony at Healing Place Church, where a funeral was held last Friday for Baton Rouge Police Officer Matthew Gerald, 41. Gerald, Sheriff’s Deputy Brad Garafola, 45, and Po- lice Officer Montrell Jack- son, 32, were shot and killed by Gavin Long, an Army veteran from Kansas City, Missouri. Long, 29, also wounded three other officers before a SWAT officer gunned him down. Sheriff’s Deputy Nicholas Tullier was criti- A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., July 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com For would-be Reagan assassin, freedom only days away WASHINGTON (AP) — torney, Barry Levine, said Michael Reagan, tweeted For the past decade, the he and his client were that others should forgive man who shot President gratified by the order, and Hinckley the way his fa- Ronald Reagan has quietly that Hinckley has thrived ther did. But Reagan’s spent a growing number of under his new liberties. daughter, Patti Davis, his days living with his 90- “Mr. Hinckley recognizes wrote on Facebook that year-old mother in a gated that what he did was hor- “forgiving someone in your community in Williams- rific. But it’s crucial to un- heart doesn’t (mean) that burg, Virginia. On Wednes- derstand that what he did you let them loose in Vir- day, a judge finalized John was not an act of evil,” ginia to pursue whatever Hinckley Jr.’s transition to Levine said in a state- dark agendas they may freedom, ordering that ment. still hold dear.” Hinckley can permanently “It was an act caused by The foundation that leave the psychiatric hos- mental illness, an illness honors Reagan’s legacy pital where he was con- from which he no longer said Hinckley should re- fined after the suffers.” main in custody, noting his assassination attempt. Reagan’s press secre- responsibility for Brady’s The order, which cannot tary, James Brady, suffered death, which was later be appealed, has been in debilitating injuries in the ruled a homicide. Prosecu- the works for years, de- attack and died in 2014. tors declined to charge spite opposition by prose- Also wounded were police Hinckley with murder, in cutors, who sought Officer Thomas Delahanty part because they would numerous restrictions on and Secret Service agent be barred from arguing he Hinckley’s freedom, most Timothy McCarthy. was sane at the time of the of which were agreed to by Hinckley will be barred shootings. Judge Paul Friedman. from trying to contact Fos- “We believe John Hinck- Hinckley could leave St. ter, Delahanty, McCarthy ley is still a threat to oth- Elizabeths Hospital as AP Photo or any of his victim’s fami- ers and we strongly oppose early as Aug. 5. In this Nov. 18, 2003, file photo, John Hinckley Jr . arrives at U.S. District lies. his release,” the Ronald Hinckley, now 61, was Reaction to his release Reagan Presidential Foun- found not guilty by reason Court in Washington. A judge says Hinckley, who attempted to assassinate was mixed. dation and Institute said of insanity in the March President Ronald Reagan, will be allowed to leave a Washington mental hos- The late president’s son, in a statement. 30, 1981, shooting fueled pital and live full-time in Virginia. by his obsession with the movie “Taxi Driver” and its disorder for more than 27 golf course in 2006. For the He will have to reside YOU ARE W ELCOME T O teenage star, Jodie Foster. years. past two-plus years, he has with his mother for a year. He used a pawn-shop re- “Mr. Hinckley, by all ac- been allowed to spend 17 After that, he can live on volver to fire six shots at counts, has shown no signs days a month with his his own, with roommates Union Chapel Baptist Church Reagan, the president’s of psychotic symptoms, mother. or in a group home in the LOCATED ON T H E OLD 78 HIGHWAY aides and his protective delusional thinking, or any Many of the restrictions Williamsburg area. If his detail outside a Washing- violent tendencies,” Fried- attached to Hinckley’s mother is unable to moni- Where You Are Invited To The ton hotel, wounding the man wrote. “The court temporary release will re- tor him in another setting, president and three oth- finds that Mr. Hinckley main in place. He must at- his brother or sister, both ers. has received the maximum tend individual and group of whom live in the Dallas 5th Sunday Singing On Doctors have said for benefits possible in the in- therapy sessions and is area, have agreed to stay many years that Hinck- patient setting (and) that barred from talking to the with him until other July 31st, 2 0 16 ley’s mental illness was in inpatient treatment is no media. arrangements are made. remission, and Friedman longer clinically warranted He can drive alone, but Hinckley’s father died in concurred in his ruling. or beneficial.” only within a 30-mile ra- 2008. Y ou w ill lov e this g r oup! Hinckley was a “pro- Hinckley was first al- dius of Williamsburg, and The government could foundly troubled 25-year- lowed to leave St. Eliza- the Secret Service will pe- not persuade the judge to old young man” when he beths in 2003 to visit his riodically follow him. order Hinckley to wear an shot Reagan, the judge parents in Washington, He also must return to electronic ankle bracelet wrote, but has not exhib- and he began staying with Washington once a month and install a tracking de- ited symptoms of major de- them at their Williams- so doctors can check on his vice on his car. pression or a psychotic burg home overlooking a mental state. Hinckley’s longtime at-

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Baltic states against Russ- Putin said in an interview “When they look at ian aggression based on with the RT channel in De- Hillary Clinton they see whether those countries cember: “It’s better not to somebody they really do “have fulfilled their obliga- argue with women.” not like.” tions to us.” “Mrs. Clinton wasn’t On the personal level, known for an elegant turn Clinton is not the type of SYRIA of phrase before,” Putin leader that Putin likes to Putin is a key backer of said. “When people cross deal with, said Mikhail Syrian President Bashar certain boundaries, the Zygar, a Russian journalist Assad, who has been ac- bounds of propriety, it and author of “All the cused of targeting civilians speaks of their weakness, Kremlin’s Men.” in Syria’s ongoing civil war. not their strength. 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Friday, July 29, 2016 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS The end of an era at Fox News It was impossible to miss the irony in When Fox News called the 2000 elec- the news last week — the week of the tion for George W. Bush, the Ailes em- Republican National Convention — ployee manning the desk was Bush’s that Roger Ailes’ reign at Fox News has first cousin. When the U.S. went to war come to an end. in Iraq, Fox News was an unabashed No political figure besides, maybe, cheering section.All week, those and Ronald Reagan has had more to do with other Fox News staples have been front the rise of the right in this country, or and center at the Republican National its image. From the outset of his career, Convention, wrapped in glitzy, Fox as New York Magazine’s Gabriel Sher- News-style red-white-and-blue trap- man has reported, Ailes has preached pings. For the Ohio-born Ailes, now 76, that TV networks would someday take this should be the most triumphant of on the role of political parties. Certainly times. he has worked to make that his legacy. But it is not. His resignation was an- “Television isn’t a gimmick,” he told nounced July 21 amid growing allega- Richard Nixon in the late 1960s, when, tions stemming from a recent sexual as a TV producer turned political oper- harassment suit filed by former Fox ative, he helped restore the politician’s News anchor Gretchen Carlson. presidential prospects. In the 1970s, he And at the convention itself, there ran a TV network for Joseph Coors, the was Donald Trump, whose rise is in it- conservative brewing magnate. In the self a sign of Ailes’ waning power. 1980s, he brought that experience back Clearly not the network’s preferred Re- into politics, according to a recent pro- publican candidate at the outset, file by historian Jill Lepore in The New Trump fought back on his own powerful Yorker, helping elect Ronald Reagan, medium — Twitter — when Ailes pro- Booing the war on terror George H.W. Bush, 13 Republican sen- tege Megyn Kelly confronted him at an ators and eight members of Congress, early Fox News primary debate with a There was one es- image of the USA, which is to be ex- including Dan Quayle and Mitch Mc- blistering question on sexism. pecially revealing pected. Connell. Now, though Fox News may tout him, moment this week at They point to an economic recovery, In 1996, he was tapped by the media it’s clear that the network needs Trump the Democratic Na- even though growth has been sluggish. mogul Rupert Murdoch to launch Fox more than vice versa. And Kelly is re- tional Convention. It And they eagerly note a dramatic de- News, which he vowed would be “fair ported to have backed up Carlson’s came as Leon Panetta cline in violent crime over the past 25 and balanced.” Fox was a latecomer, claims of harassment. In TV and poli- was in the middle of years, although the murder rate is re- with less than a third of CNN’s 60 mil- tics, as in so much else, the guard ap- his speech Wednes- cently soaring in many of our largest lion subscribers, but by 1999, thanks to pears to be changing. It remains to be day evening. cities. the Monica Lewinsky scandal, business seen whether that’s good, bad or fair That’s Leon Be Our Some of those crimes are being com- was booming — and the line between and balanced news. Panetta, former Sec- mitted by illegal immigrants, bringing opinion and news and Ailes’ Rolodex Guest — The Jacksonville Daily News retary of Defense, for- us to another issue that is conspicu- was steadily blurring. mer Director of the By Bill ously absent from the Philadelphia con- CIA, former Con- O’Reilly vention. In the minds of hard-core gressman, a man progressives, who dominate the Demo- widely respected by members of both cratic Party, there is no such thing as parties. an illegal immigrant because no person The least business-friendly state It was not surprising that this distin- can ever be ‘illegal.’ guished American, who knows a thing Let’s stipulate that Jesse Watters’ hu- Earlier this year, California ranked fortunately, California’s recent economic or two about foreign policy, brought up morous interviews fall far short of being dead last in Chief Executive magazine’s growth has largely been concentrated in the fight against global terrorism. But scientific polls, but when he spoke with “Best and Worst States for Business” the technology sector, particularly in the the moment he did that, many in the some folks in Philadelphia their re- survey for the 12th year in a row, and Silicon Valley/Bay Area. And while some crowd erupted in boos and chants of ‘No sponses were nothing short of remark- was one of just three states (along with have tried to knock Texas’ economic More War.’ Leon Panetta could only able. ‘I believe in a borderless planet,’ Connecticut and Illinois) to receive an growth by claiming that it is based on stand at the podium and smile wanly. one man told him, while a woman said, “F” in Thumbtack.com’s “2016 Small menial, low-wage jobs, unlike the sup- ‘No More War’ sounds great, but those ‘People should come here and we should Business Friendliness Survey.” A new posedly higher-wage jobs created in Cal- protesters may want to bone up on the welcome them with open arms.’ Watters CNBC study adds still more evidence, as ifornia, the truth is mostly the complete Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928. The na- reported that he couldn’t find a single if any was needed, of California’s anti- opposite. Like much of the state, here in tions of the world got together and es- person opposed to unfettered immigra- business attitude and policies. Orange County, “We are increasing low- sentially outlawed war as a means of tion. In CNBC’s 10th annual “America’s value-added, low-paying jobs in a county settling disputes. Noble in sentiment, We should all face facts about the Top States for Business” study, Califor- with housing costs that are unaffordable foolish and feckless in reality. problems facing America and the world: nia ranked dead last among the states to most people,” Chapman University So Leon Panetta learned a painful President Obama’s decision to pull all in the Business Friendliness category, president and economist James Doti lesson Wednesday, namely that terror is U.S. troops out of Iraq led to the rise of and 49th in Cost of Doing Business. It told the Register after the release of the the issue that dare not speak its name ISIS, the savage group that can’t be also ranked near the bottom (47th) in school’s most recent economic forecast in liberal circles. mentioned at this week’s convention. the Cost of Living category. late last month. Meanwhile, California President Obama used the word ‘ter- The president and his secretary of The news was not all bad, however. is bleeding skilled, higher-wage jobs, rorism’ once while lauding Hillary Clin- state failed to destroy Assad’s air force The Golden State was redeemed by high such as those in manufacturing and ton’s foreign policy chops. He mentioned in Syria when they could. Laying down marks in the Technology and Innovation business services, to Texas and other the Islamic State - ‘ISIL’ to him - ex- a ‘red line,’ then backing away from it, (2nd), Access to Capital (tied for 2nd) states with more favorable business cli- actly twice. The president assured us led to millions of refugees storming into and Economy (8th) categories. This per- mates. that our troops have ‘pounded ISIL Europe. formance was enough to lift the state’s The secret to Texas’ success, as Gov. without mercy.’ The Iranian nuclear deal has bol- overall score, albeit to a still-disappoint- Rick Perry explained to CNBC in 2008, How about the ‘radical Islamic terror- stered the power of the mullahs across ing 32nd, five places lower than last one of the years in which his state ism?’ You might expect to hear that the region, while the Libya debacle has year’s analysis. topped the list, is: “We’ve got low taxes, phrase with Islamists running wild in given ISIS a foothold there. CNBC also evaluated states’ cumula- we’ve got a balanced regulatory climate, Europe, even beheading a beloved octo- Here at home, cops are getting mur- tive scores over the past decade. Califor- we’ve got a fair legal system and we con- genarian priest in his French church. dered, race relations are much worse nia placed 36th in this analysis, tinue to fund an accountable school sys- Francois Hollande, the President of than in recent memory, and the far-left although it did grab the top overall spot tem so that we have a good, skilled France, proclaimed, ‘France is at war.’ is running wild in our cities and univer- for both Technology and Innovation and workforce.” But here in the USA, even as ISIS vows sities. Access to Capital. California could learn something from to strike Washington and New York The New York Times and other left- CNBC’s “Top of the Tops” honors for Texas, if only our policymakers could re- City, one of our major political parties wing publications have clearly taken the 10-year period went to Texas, which strain themselves from intervening in refuses to acknowledge the enemy. sides in this election. They see Donald also topped the Chief Executive and our business and personal affairs. Or we Some uber-liberals should check out Trump as a lying demagogue trying to Thumbtack business climate surveys. could just continue to watch many of our Step One in the Alcoholics Anonymous scare Americans to death, while Hillary During this time, it placed first in the most productive entrepreneurs and playbook, which advises people to admit Clinton and Barack Obama are calm Economy and Infrastructure groups, workers leave for better opportunities in there is a problem. (Of course, they can and rational leaders who can be trusted “winning both of those categories hand- Texas and other states while California skip all those other steps that mention to make things better. ily,” and also notched top-10 rankings in brings up the rear in more business cli- God.) The mainstream media, kind of like Technology and Innovation, Business mate surveys. So right now President Obama and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, will put Friendliness and Access to Capital.Un- — The Orange County Register Donald Trump are putting forth radi- their thumbs on the scale to help Mrs. cally different views of America in the Clinton. But Donald Trump has the dis- year 2016. tinct advantage of being able to speak The Republican candidate paints an off the cuff about nearly anything, even America beset with ‘poverty and vio- when he gets into trouble doing so. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR lence at home, war and destruction We’ll conclude with that ubiquitous abroad.’ The New York Times accused quote from the movie All About Eve: The Daily Mountain include a name and fort to ensure such edit- Trump of trying to ‘terrify voters.’ Well, ‘Fasten your seat belts, it’s going to be a Eagle invites readers to phone number will not ing does not alter the voters apparently don’t need Mr. Trump bumpy ride.’ In fact, the Bette Davis write letters to the edi- be published. content or meaning of to do that, considering that about 7 in character said ‘bumpy night,’ but you tor. Letters should be the letter. 10 Americans believe the nation is get the idea. 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ELECTION 2016 Her turn now: Hillary Clinton makes case for presidency

PHILADELPHIA (AP) perception that Clinton President Barack Obama, Indeed, the Democratic — It’s Hillary Clinton’s prefers to play by her own her victorious primary convention has been a vi- turn. rules. rival in 2008. Obama de- sual ode those mantras: After three days of Dem- Former Oklahoma Sen. clared Clinton not only can The first African-American ocratic stars, including a Fred Harris said it was im- defeat Trump’s “deeply pes- president symbolically pair of presidents, assert- portant for his party’s nom- simistic vision” but also re- seeking to hand the ing she is ready for the inee to showcase the alize the “promise of this weightiest baton in the free White House, Clinton must “original Hillary Clinton, great nation.” world to a woman. A pa- make that case for herself before she became so Seeking to offset possible rade of speakers — gay and on her nominating conven- guarded” when she takes weariness of a politician straight, young and old, tion’s final night. the convention stage. who has been in the spot- white, black and Hispanic The first woman to lead a A parade of speakers at light for decades, he said of — cast Trump as out-of- major U.S. political party the Philadelphia conven- Clinton: “She’s been there touch with a diverse and toward the White House, tion vigorously tried to do for us, even if we haven’t al- fast-changing nation. Clinton was greeted Thurs- just that on Clinton’s be- ways noticed.” Clinton’s campaign was day by a crowd of cheering half. First lady Michelle Clinton appeared unan- also reaching out to moder- delegates eager to see his- Obama, former President nounced on the platform as ate Republicans who are tory made in the November Bill Clinton and Vice Pres- Obama’s closed his re- unnerved by Trump. For- election. But her real audi- AP Photo ident Joe Biden each cast marks to soak up the mid- mer Reagan administra- ence will be millions of vot- Clinton as champion for night roar of cheering tion official Doug Elmets ers who may welcome her Wisconsin delegate Karla Stoebig, left, wears a the disadvantaged and a Democrats. She pointed at announced he was casting experience but question cheese-head as she applauds during the fourth fighter who has withstood the man who denied her his first vote for a Democ- her character. day session of the Democratic National Conven- decades of Republican at- the White House eight rat in November, and urged For Clinton, the stakes tion in Philadelphia Thursday. tacks. Advocates and other years ago, smiled wide and other Republicans who “be- are enormous. Americans who have met gave him a hug. lieve loyalty to our country She’s locked in a tight not. The FBI’s investigation Clinton throughout her ca- A studious wonk who is more important than loy- general election contest Campaigning in Iowa into Clinton’s use of a pri- reer spoke of their quiet prefers policy discussions alty to party” to do the with Republican Donald Thursday, Trump said vate internet server didn’t moments with one of the to soaring oratory, Clinton same, according to excerpts Trump, an unconventional there were “a lot of lies result in criminal charges, world’s most famous has acknowledged she of his speech. candidate and political being told” at Clinton’s con- but it did appear to deepen women. struggles with the flour- Retired Marine General novice. Even as Clinton vention. In an earlier state- voters’ concerns with her The Clintons’ daughter, ishes that seem to come John R. Allen, a former and her validators argue ment, he accused honesty and trustworthi- Chelsea, will introduce her naturally to Obama and commander in Trump is unqualified for Democrats of living in a ness. A separate pre-con- Thursday night, painting a her husband. She’ll lean Afghanistan, was one of the Oval Office, they recog- “fantasy world,” ignoring vention controversy over personal picture of her heavily on her “stronger to- several military leaders nize the businessman has a economic and security trou- hacked Democratic Party mother. gether” campaign theme, and service members who visceral connection with bles as well as Clinton’s emails showing favoritism The week’s most power- invoking her 1996 book “It have taken the stage to some voters in a way the controversial email use at for Clinton in the primary ful validation came Takes a Village,” her cam- vouch for Clinton’s national Democratic nominee does the State Department. threatens to deepen the Wednesday night from paign said. security experience.

Driver gets 30-year sentence Giveaway From A1 for fatal high-speed crash Buick GMC; Diane's For- Any business that would mal Affair & Diane's Too; be interested in being a ONEONTA (AP) — A Blount County man has been Inspire Jasper; Jasper school supplies drop off lo- sentenced to 30 years in prison for going more than Civic Center/Desperation cation should contact Jai- 100 miles per hour in a 2014 crash that killed one of Church; Michelle's; Niki's quan Crook at his passengers. Peace, Love, & Hair; The [email protected] or Al.com reports that 25-year-old Tyler L. Reynolds Sly Fox; the Daily Moun- Tamara Townsend was sentenced Wednesday after being convicted of tain Eagle; and Warehouse Matthews at mary- reckless murder in April in the death of 20-year-old 319 1/2. A designated do- [email protected]. All boxes Melissa Gilbert of Remlap. nation box will be avail- must be picked up or deliv- The crash occurred at about 1:15 a.m. on June 1, able at each location. ered to the Jasper Civic 2014, in Oneonta when the vehicle left the roadway, A full listing of school Center on Thursday, Aug. hit multiple trees and rolled several times. supplies can be found on 4. Another passenger in the vehicle, Philip Pearson, the Jasper City Schools Food vendors have been testified that just moments before the crash, he website at http://www. secured for the event. Ken screamed for Reynolds to slow down while putting on jasper.k12.al.us by visiting Farris will be grilling for his seat belt. each school page. The ma- the crowd, and the Hope jority of supplies collected House food truck will be will benefit children en- serving chicken nuggets rolled at West Jasper Ele- from Chick-fil-A. Council From A1 mentary School. Donations of snacks or sion area. A $150 deposit Colbert to the District 2 Prior to the ACE the drinks for the kids are wel- will be returned to the council seat. Colbert was School Year event, supplies come, along with food to renters if everything is the only council member will be sorted on Thursday, grill, drinks, ice and paper kept clean. running unopposed. Aug. 4, from 4 to 6 p.m. at products for serving. All events must have li- •appointed Anita Wood the Jasper Civic Center. To donate, post a com- ability insurance. to the Utility Board. McKenna Sligh, who is co- ment to the Ace the School Council member Council members Sandra ordinating volunteers, Year event page on Face- Suzanne Atkins asked if Garrison, Suzanne Atkins says more people are des- book. perately needed to help If the event cannot be this rental agreement and Jason Chambers Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith would extend to the youth voted yes while Clarence prepare for the supplies held outside due to athletics program that Colbert voted against the giveaway. School supplies can be donated to give away at weather, it will be moved worked to fix up the gym. appointment. Council “It would be really nice the ACE the School Year event on Saturday, Aug. to the Jasper Civic Center. Chambers said that all members Billie Jenkins to have some more volun- “I am so very excited to events will be scheduled and Harlon Wood ab- teers,” Sligh said, adding 6. Pictured is the donation box at the Daily Moun- see all the community in- around their games. stained. that individuals and serv- tain Eagle. Other drop off locations are located at volvement,” Tana Collins, “I wouldn’t mind hav- •approved the resolu- ice groups are also needed businesses in Jasper. the public information offi- ing the gym open a couple tion naming the poll to provide fun kids activi- cer for the City of Jasper, of nights a week if we workers and absentee ties at the event. “We need for volunteers to help event a success is asked to said. “I would like to see could find an adult to su- manager for the August someone who is offering to beautify A.P. Howell Park call Sligh at (205) 265- the whole community pervise it. I wouldn’t municipal election. donate an inflatable for on Friday, Aug. 5. Anyone 2448. She can also be come out, and it gives us mind it being open from 6 •heard from Police the day.” who would like to volun- reached by email at an opportunity to see the to 9 at night to give all Chief Paul Agnew, who The team is also asking teer their time to make the [email protected]. needs in different areas.” kids a place to go and encouraged city residents play,” Chambers said. to put 911 addresses on Assistant Fire Chief their homes’ doors so the Bentley From A1 Phillip Howard warned police can identify their the mayor and council, residence when respond- Bentley in the opinion piece ex- such crucial details of how the leisure suit we’ve got,” he wrote. “I’m not against what ing to an emergency call. panded on his Wednesday announce- money will be used. The governor is Alabama is one of six states — you’re proposing, but I •approved travel ex- ment calling a special session for expected to announce the date of the along with Mississippi, Utah, think you need to look penses for Agnew to at- lawmakers to consider the idea of a special session later this week. Alaska, Hawaii, and Nevada — into your rental agree- tend a class in Orange state lottery. Alabama legislators last year without a state lottery. Alabama ment” regarding alcohol Beach. He acknowledged how he once largely rejected Bentley’s attempt to Gov. Don Siegelman made a state and open container laws. The council approved to likened state lotteries to leisure raise taxes. The Republican gover- lottery to fund education the center- City clerk Janice Pend- pay $750 for a hotel, $200 suits because he thought they were nor and Republican-controlled Ala- piece of his 1998 gubernatorial cam- ley said the city’s rental per diem, $225 for the an outdated idea that was once the bama Legislature also have butted paign, but voters rejected it in 1999 agreement was modeled class and $100 for mem- rage as state after state approved heads over the state’s Medicaid under heavy opposition from church on a larger city’s rental bership, plus the cost of lotteries. Alabama lawmakers in- budget. groups. agreement and that the gas tickets and a police stead, he said, pieced together past Lawmakers this spring overrode a The renewal of the lottery idea issues Howard raised car for travel. budgets with borrowed money, Bentley veto to enact a budget that brought mixed reaction from law- were covered in it. •heard from Chambers slashed government services and de- provides $700 million for the state makers. “The agreement we’ve about the need to trim the bated tax increases, but the state Medicaid program in the fiscal year “Democrats have spent two written out here is alco- trees around the nursing still faces perpetual revenue trou- that begins Oct. 1. Bentley said $785 decades calling for a lottery, and I hol free,” Chambers said. home so the residents will bles. million is needed to maintain the am grateful to see Gov. Bentley and The council moved to be able to look out the “Well, sometimes when the leisure health care program for 1 million Al- some Republican Legislators taking approve the drafted windows. Chambers said suit is the only thing you’ve got left abamians, mostly children, the dis- up our cause,” said House Minority rental agreement for the the work is more than the hanging in the closet, you have to abled and the elderly. Leader Craig Ford, a longtime pro- Blue Gym. street department can suck in your gut, and squeeze into “No, a lottery may not be the per- ponent of lottery legislation. In other business, coun- handle. The council ap- that thing, no matter how ill-fitting fect way to help children who are However, Ford argued the money cil members: proved a motion to take it may be,” Bentley wrote. born into poverty pay for basic med- should be earmarked for college •signed a certificate of bids on cutting down the The governor has not announced ical treatment. 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Stock markets around the world edged lower Thursday as investors digested an upbeat Fed assessment of Stocks of Local Interest the U.S. economy that raised the prospect of further rate hikes, while antic- Stocks closed mostly higher on YTD YTD ipating more stimulus from Japan. Thursday after a batch of mixed Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg earnings results. Six of the 10 AFLAC 1.64 2.2 12 73.32 -.04 +22.4 iShEMkts .84e 2.3 q 36.02 +.01 +11.9 industry sectors of the Standard AT&T Inc 1.92 4.5 17 42.58 -.18 +23.7 IBM 5.60f 3.5 12 161.37 -.46 +17.3 and Poor’s 500 index rose, with AllegTch .32 1.8 dd 17.90 -.06 +59.1 IntPap 1.76 3.8 17 45.73 +.14 +21.3 consumer staple companies Alphabet A ...... 29 765.84 +3.87 -1.6 Kroger s .48f 1.4 16 34.40 -1.17 -17.8 U.S. stocks post slight gains as Altria 2.26 3.4 23 67.11 +.36 +15.3 Lowes 1.40f 1.7 23 82.27 +1.51 +8.2 gaining the most. Energy and Amazon ...... cc 752.61+15.94 +11.4 McDnlds 3.56f 3.0 23 119.42 -.06 +1.1 telecommunication companies Apple Inc 2.28 2.2 12 104.34 +1.39 -.9 Microsoft 1.44 2.6 25 56.21 +.02 +1.3 investors work through earnings fell the most. BkofAm .20 1.4 12 14.68 +.05 -12.8 NorthropG 3.60f 1.7 21 217.23 -.58 +15.1 B iPVixST ...... q 10.56 -.19 -47.5 Penney ...... dd 9.49 +.09 +42.5 NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks had an- aimed at reviving sputtering growth in Alere ALR ChesEng ...... dd 5.19 ... +15.3 PepsiCo 3.01 2.8 29 108.13 +.65 +8.2 CocaCola 1.40 3.2 25 43.65 +.25 +1.6 PhilipMor 4.08 4.1 20 99.10 +1.77 +12.7 other day of meager gains on Thursday Asia’s second-biggest economy. Japanese Close: $36.56 5.09 or 16.2% as investors worked through a new batch Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has an- CrackerB 4.60f 2.9 22 157.61 +1.85 +24.3 RegionsFn .26f 2.8 13 9.16 +.06 -4.6 The diagnostic test maker said a CSVixSh rs ...... q 1.19 -.06 -81.0 S&P500ETF4.13e 1.9 q 216.77 +.25 +6.3 of mixed company earnings, including re- nounced 28 trillion yen ($266 billion) in Justice Department inquiry only re- Cummins 4.10f 3.4 14 122.16 -1.26 +38.8 SearsHldgs ...... dd 15.05 ... -26.8 sults from Facebook, Ford and Whole extra government spending to jumpstart lates to a small part of its business. Disney 1.42 1.5 17 95.91 -.42 -8.7 SiriusXM ...... 40 4.36 -.04 +7.1 Foods. growth, but details are uncertain. Facebook ...... 44 125.00 +1.66 +19.4 SynovusFn .48 1.6 17 30.69 -.07 -5.2 Cautious investors are looking ahead Bond prices fell slightly, having jumped $45 FedExCp 1.60f 1.0 16 161.45 +.54 +8.4 Textron .08 .2 15 39.20 -.07 -6.7 to a meeting of the Bank of Japan on Fri- a day earlier following a decision by the 40 FstHorizon .28 1.9 16 14.69 -.01 +1.2 TractSupp .96f 1.1 29 91.38 +1.44 +6.9 Flowserve .76 1.5 19 49.40 -.05 +17.4 US Bancrp 1.02 2.4 13 42.08 +.07 -1.4 day which is expected to result in an an- Federal Reserve to keep interest rates 35 FordM .60a 4.7 6 12.71 -1.13 -9.8 VanEGold .12e .4 q 29.75 -.05 +116.8 nouncement of more stimulus for the steady. Investors are now looking to the 30 FrontierCm .42 8.3 85 5.09 ... +9.0 VerizonCm 2.26 4.1 15 54.86 -.46 +18.7 world’s third-largest economy. September meeting. Securities that allow MJJ Groupon ...... dd 4.87 +1.09 +58.6 WalMart 2.00f 2.7 16 73.24 -.08 +19.5 52-week range HomeDp 2.76f 2.0 24 137.96 +1.65 +4.3 Wendys Co .24 2.5 23 9.74 +.01 -9.6 The Dow Jones industrial average lost investors to bet on which way the Fed $31.47 $55.99 15.82 points, or 0.1 percent, to 18,456.35. will move rates show a 25 percent chance iShJapan .13e 1.1 q 11.85 ... -2.2 WhitingPet ...... dd 6.84 -.51 -27.5 Vol.: 8.0m (8.0x avg.) PE: ... The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose that the Fed will increase rates at that Mkt. Cap: $3.15 b Yield: ... 3.48 points, or 0.2 percent, to 2,170.06 meeting. Money Rates Currencies and the Nasdaq composite rose 15.17 “We think September has a good Ford Motor F Last Pvs Week US $ in Foreign Currency Pvs Day points, or 0.3 percent, to 5,154.98. chance of a rate hike, and this week’s an- Close: $12.71 -1.13 or -8.2% Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australian Dollar 1.3328 1.3351 After the market’s run-up this month, nouncement confirmed that,” said The auto maker said it may struggle Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 British Pound .7606 .7577 to reach its annual forecasts as U.S. Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canadian Dollar 1.3162 1.3196 investors have mostly been in wait-and- Kristina Hooper, head of U.S. investment Treasuries see mode this week. While it’s been a strategies at Allianz Global Investors. sales slow and the market in China Chinese Yuan 6.6567 6.6701 gets tougher. 3-month 0.22 0.31 busy week for corporate earnings, and in- Hooper added that there are some in- 6-month 0.36 0.41 Euro .9031 .9072 $14 Japanese Yen 105.45 105.45 dividual stocks have moved a lot, the vestors who believe the Fed will not raise 5-year 1.09 1.09 10-year 1.51 1.56 Mexican Peso 18.8825 18.7811 overall market has been relatively quiet. rates so close to a presidential election, 13 30-year 2.23 2.29 Swiss Franc .9810 .9896 Market strategists have said that stocks but she does not see it as a major factor. have gotten expensive in recent days, and The yield on the benchmark U.S. 10- 12 Mutual Funds MJJ many investors are waiting for earnings year note was 1.51 percent, up from 1.50 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init to play out before making any major percent the day before. $10.44 $15.84 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt moves. In other trading, Whole Foods Market Vol.: 141.8m (4.3x avg.) PE: 5.9 AB GlbThmtGrB m 10 75.94 +.09 +7.6 -1.2/C +3.2/E 4.00 2,500 Once again, technology companies fell $3.03, or 9 percent, to $30.61 after the Mkt. Cap: $49.59 b Yield: 4.7% AB GrB m 13 35.88 +.17 +7.8 +1.9/B +11.9/B 4.00 2,500 were front and center. Facebook shares high-end supermarket chain reported AB IntlGrB m 2 13.96 ... +5.9 -6.2/D +0.2/E 4.00 2,500 AllianzGI FcGrC m 230 30.55 +.09 +7.5 +2.1/B +12.4/B 1.00 1,000 rose $1.66, or 1.3 percent, to $125. Facebook FB that sales declined in the quarter, as the American Century ValueInv 2,115 8.33 ... +6.0 +7.7/A +12.3/A NL 2,500 The social networking company re- company faces more competition from Close: $125.00 1.66 or 1.3% American Funds AmBalA m 53,318 25.02 ... +3.4 +6.6/A +10.2/A 5.75 250 ported earnings that more than doubled other supermarkets who have been in- Facebook’s second-quarter results American Funds CapIncBuA m 71,981 59.55 -.05 +4.3 +4.5/A +7.3/A 5.75 250 from a year earlier, topping analysts’ creasing their organic produce options. beat expectations once again as its American Funds CpWldGrIA m 51,573 44.95 -.06 +6.7 -0.8/C +7.3/B 5.75 250 views, as well as a 15 percent rise in Ford lost $1.13, or 8 percent, to $12.71 mobile ad revenue and user num- American Funds FnInvA m 45,851 53.42 +.05 +6.0 +6.4/A +11.9/C 5.75 250 bers kept climbing. American Funds GrthAmA m 72,365 43.07 +.15 +6.8 +3.2/A +12.2/B 5.75 250 monthly users. after the company reported a 9 percent $130 American Funds IncAmerA m 74,038 21.66 -.01 +4.7 +7.8/A +9.1/A 5.75 250 However the shares had been much drop in profits as sales slowed in the U.S. American Funds InvCoAmA m 57,215 36.45 -.01 +5.9 +6.6/A +12.4/B 5.75 250 120 higher earlier in the session. and struggled in China. The company American Funds NewPerspA m 35,766 36.90 +.02 +7.4 +1.1/B +8.9/A 5.75 250 NetSuite jumped $16.84, or 18 percent, warned that its full-year guidance might 110 American Funds WAMutInvA m 51,367 41.01 -.04 +5.3 +7.8/A +12.4/A 5.75 250 to $108.41 after computer software giant need to be cut. 100 Dodge & Cox Income 46,108 13.86 ... +1.3 +5.3/C +4.0/B NL 2,500 MJJ Dodge & Cox IntlStk 51,604 36.34 -.43 +8.4 -12.8/E +2.6/B NL 2,500 Oracle announced it was buying the com- In currencies, the euro rose to $1.1073 52-week range Dodge & Cox Stock 53,716 167.54 +.36 +9.0 -0.6/D +12.3/A NL 2,500 pany for $9.3 billion. NetSuite and Oracle from $1.1023 and the dollar was un- $72.00 $135.60 Fidelity 500IdxPr 54,672 76.40 +.13 +6.7 +6.0/A +13.1/A NL 10,000 Fidelity BlChGrow 13,558 69.16 +.38 +8.9 -2.5/D +12.9/A NL 2,500 both specialize in high-end software, but changed at 105.45 yen. Vol.: 78.4m (3.6x avg.) PE: 76.8 Fidelity Contra 75,239 101.07 +.43 +6.9 +1.4/B +12.2/B NL 2,500 NetSuite specializes more in cloud com- In the energy market, benchmark U.S. Mkt. Cap: $288.99 b Yield: ... Fidelity Magellan 12,763 90.55 +.15 +6.7 +0.1/C +11.2/C NL 2,500 puting while Oracle is heavy on main- crude fell 78 cents to close at $41.14 a FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m 44,660 2.24 ... +5.6 +4.4/B +6.0/B 4.25 1,000 frame database software. Oracle rose 26 barrel on the New York Mercantile Ex- Whole Foods Market WFM FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m 3,696 6.65 -.05 +8.1 -4.9/A +1.5/C 5.75 1,000 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $41.19 on the change. Brent crude, used to price inter- Close: $30.61 -3.03 or -9.0% Harbor IntlInstl 35,441 61.03 -.02 +7.3 -8.0/C +2.1/C NL 50,000 news. national oils, lost $1.40 to close at $43.47 The supermarket chain said a key Janus EnteprsT 2,616 94.49 +.21 +8.2 +7.4/A +13.4/A NL 2,500 Investors got results from Google’s par- a barrel in London. sales measurement continued to Lord Abbett AffiliatA m 5,416 15.22 ... +6.7 +5.1/B +10.7/C 5.75 1,000 drop as it struggles to distinguish it- MFS GrowthB m 133 61.08 +.27 +7.2 +3.3/A +12.2/B 4.00 1,000 ent company, Alphabet, and Amazon after In other energy trading, wholesale self from competitors. MFS HighIncA m 457 3.36 ... +3.5 +4.0/B +5.2/B 4.25 1,000 the market close Thursday. Amazon rose gasoline fell 2 cents to $1.31 a gallon, $40 MFS TNMuniBdA m 107 10.84 +.01 -0.2 +6.4/C +4.4/C 4.25 1,000 2 percent and Alphabet rose 3 percent as heating oil fell 2 cents to $1.27 a gallon MFS TotRetA m 4,758 18.27 ... +4.0 +5.2/A +8.7/A 5.75 1,000 35 both companies’ results beat analysts’ ex- and natural gas rose 4 cents to $2.67 per Nuveen TNMuniBdA m 303 12.25 ... -0.2 +6.7/B +5.3/A 4.20 3,000 30 Oppenheimer CapIncA m 1,724 9.83 +.01 +2.1 +3.4/B +5.6/B 5.75 1,000 pectations. 1,000 cubic feet. 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Cap: $9.83 b Yield: 1.8% Vanguard HltCrAdml 37,537 91.36 -.08 +7.7 -2.2/A +19.0/C NL 50,000 Vanguard IntlStkIdxAdm 41,072 24.70 ... +6.7 -4.4/B +1.5/D NL 10,000 Groupon GRPN Vanguard MuIntAdml 47,003 14.56 +.01 -0.1 +6.3/B +4.5/B NL 50,000 Close: $4.87 1.09 or 28.8% Vanguard PrmcpAdml 37,513 107.89 +.09 +9.9 +5.5/A +14.4/A NL 50,000 U.S. officials to speed oil, gas permits The online daily deal service raised Vanguard STGradeAd 36,404 10.78 ... +0.3 +3.5/A +2.4/A NL 50,000 its forecasts after it reported a Vanguard TotBdAdml 69,560 11.11 -.01 +0.4 +6.0/A +3.6/C NL 10,000 smaller loss and much better sales Vanguard TotIntl 81,937 14.76 ... +6.6 -4.5/B +1.5/D NL 3,000 amid sharp drop in applications than analysts expected. Vanguard TotStIAdm 136,131 54.13 +.10 +7.1 +4.9/B +12.8/A NL 10,000 $5 Vanguard TotStIdx 98,869 54.11 +.10 +7.1 +4.8/B +12.7/B NL 3,000 BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) line drilling approvals and “The new system is a big Vanguard WellsIAdm 33,867 63.76 +.01 +2.4 +10.1/A +8.5/A NL 50,000 — U.S. officials announced reduce costs for compa- improvement over the cur- 4 Vanguard WelltnAdm 71,080 67.25 -.03 +4.3 +5.8/A +9.8/A NL 50,000 Vanguard WndsIIAdm 30,938 62.59 -.03 +6.9 +2.2/C +11.6/B NL 50,000 plans Thursday to speed nies, U.S. Bureau of Land rent, hard copy-based ap- 3 2 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late up permitting for oil and Management Director plication system,” Kornze MJJ filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 gas drilling on federal and Neil Kornze said all said in a statement. percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within 52-week range the last year. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. Indian lands to reduce de- drilling applications Industry representa- $2.15 $5.28 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemp- lays, as applications were would have to be filed on- tives welcomed the at- tion fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset Vol.: 65.5m (8.3x avg.) PE: ... value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. projected to be down 40 line under the new pro- tempt to make permitting Mkt. Cap: $2.81 b Yield: ... Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. percent versus their his- posal. more efficient and said torical average amid an The move follows years they have worked with ongoing price slump. of criticism from the en- Kornze’s agency to fix Low energy prices al- ergy sector over the glitches that emerged in ready have curtailed do- Obama administration’s the automated system in IF WE RAN AN AD IN THE PAPER, PEOPLE WOULD mestic energy exploration, handling of drilling appli- the past few months. START BUYING OUR STUFF... THEN WE WOULD driving down revenue. cations. Companies say But Kathleen Sgamma That’s put a crimp in lengthy delays have with the Western Energy HAVE TO BUY OR MAKE MORE STUFF ... AND budgets for the major en- driven up costs. Alliance voiced doubt ergy producing states, in- Online-only permitting about the potential time MORE PEOPLE WOULD BUY OUR STUFF WHICH cluding Wyoming, New would allow 90 percent of savings. Mexico, Colorado, Alaska, drilling applications to be She said the long time to MEANS WE WOULD HAVE North Dakota and Mon- completed within 115 process permits is driven tana, which receive a sub- days, bureau spokes- in part by environmental TO HAVE MORE OF IT! stantial share of revenue woman Beverly Winston studies and other require- from oil and gas activity said. ments not counted in the ISN’T IT JUST EASIER on U.S. lands. The average time in administration’s 220-day In an attempt to stream- 2015 was 220 days. processing average. TO HANG ON TO THE STUFF WE ALREADY HAVE?

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(205)221-0105 052 Farm Equipment appliances; tools; baby items; newspaper is subject to the 446 Cannie Philips Rd Compensation is free rent. pet supplies; clothing and Sumiton, AL 35148 Background check and drug 1949 FORD TRACTOR 8N, shoes; flower arrangements, Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 NICE 2BR/1BA duplex apt. LIVE CHICKEN HAUL screen required. (205)401-2397 completely restored. 4 speed jewelry; furniture; lawn equip- which makes it illegal to advertise 5 minutes from Jasper. $450 Benefits: Earn $1,000 / Week 5 EOE transmission, 12 volt system. ment; variety of items “any preference, limitation or month $500 deposit. No Pets: day week • Home Daily • Med- Engine has everything new, built (205)302-4264. discrimination based on race, ical • Dental • Vision Available • THE ARC of Walker County is by Terry Glover with papers. YARD SALE, Saturday Paid Vacation after 1 year. Total now hiring First class tractor, $8,000 in- 8AM-1PM; 608 6th Street West, color, religion, sex, or national SUMITON, MOBILEHOME benefits around $60,000 / year Service Support Specialists in vested; price negotiable. Ed Jasper. Furniture, Kids Clothes, origin or an intention to make For Rent. 2BR/2BA. No pets. *We Also Hire Part-Time the Residential Program. Fitzgerald (205) 648-8788 or Computer, etc. any such preference, limitation or (205)669-5195, (205)531-7898 Retired Drivers Service Support Specialists pro- can be seen at 6581 Bethel Rd, Requirements: vide training and community in- Dora, Alabama. discrimination.” This newspaper VERY NICE Camper • Class A CDL Drivers teraction to adults with 095 Merchandise will not knowingly accept any w/slide-out. Fully furnished. All • Clean Driving Record intellectual and developmental 085 Yard Sales advertising for real estate which Utilities Furnished. Large cov- • 2 YR Verifiable Experience disabilities. Full-time positions is in violation of the law. Our ered porch. $600mo + deposit; • Current Medical Card are available starting at $8.25/hr A HUGE MOVING SALE; 2100 (205)522-8029 • Pre-Employment Drug Screen to include benefits and Part-time Greenbriar Lane, Heritage Hills. D & V readers are informed that all positions are available starting Friday 4pm-7pm. Saturday 7am- Sales dwellings advertised in this 124 Land for Sale DANNY 205-471-3177 at $9.25/hr. Experience pre- 12noon. 30 years of stuff. Re- 710 North Parkland • Jasper newspaper are available on an frigerator, TV, bar stools, shop REGINA 205-275-2293 ferred but not required. Shifts in- equal opportunity basis. Equal 180 ACRES (Fayette County). MIA 205-217-5550 clude evenings, nights, and table, tools, dishes, pictures, Low Prices on Silk Great Hunting. Good Roads. weekends. Candidates must vintage quilts and glassware, Funeral Arrangements Housing Opportunity, M/F Over 1/2 mile along Sipsey CFI RESOURCES, INC have a high school diploma or much more, all must go. River. Asking $1,950 per acre. (205)255-6800 equivalent, valid Alabama dri- WE WILL BE CLOSED 1BR FURNISHED Apartment (205)932-9133 446 Cannie Philips Rd ver's license and an insurable BASEMENT/YARD SALE (all inclusive). Utilities paid. Em- Sumiton, AL 35148 driving record. $100 hiring Saturday (30th); 7AM-? Turn on FOR SUMMER ployed Non-Smoker only. 88 ACRES- Fall City Rd. $2,195 DRY BULK PNEUMATIC HAUL bonus within 90 days. Parrish Loop, off Hwy.269 (close (205)221-4483 (205)275-3442 per acre. (205)295-8151 Benefits: Earn $1,250 / Week 5 Qualified persons may apply at to Parrish Post Office); Turn on VACATION day week • Home Daily • Med- The Arc of Walker County Blackwell Drive, then straight to 1BR-2BR APT'S., upstairs or ical • Dental • Vision Available • 745 Russell Dairy Road Hutto Lane, follow to dead-end. June 28th thru downstairs. Downtown. Fully 125 Real Est. Sales Paid Vacation after 1 year. Total Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a Watch for signs. Household August 1st Furnished, Power/Water, Trash, benefits around $65,000 / year resume to (205)387-0567. items, Furniture, Curtains, Lots TV, Internet included. No pets. *We Also Hire Part-Time E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace of Appliance parts. Too Much To and will reopen Non-Smoking Facility Retired Drivers List!! August 2nd $850-$1100mo. $300dep. Quiet Requirements: 020 Announcements professional atmosphere • Class A CDL Drivers COMMUNITY YARD Sale Tuesday - Friday 10-5 Credit check & ref.'s required. • Clean Driving Record Friday(29th); Saturday(30th) 387-0240 (205)385-2778. • 2 YR Verifiable Experience Free Pregnancy Test The Village @ Blackwell Farm Saturday 10-2 • Current Medical Card behind Hospital. Past Storage 2-3BR. 2BA., FURNISHED 2BR/2BA HOUSE • Pre-Employment Drug Screen PREGNANCY & Unit on left. HOME in Boldo. Quiet area. 704 4th Ave South. RESOURCE CENTER We offer $850 month plus deposit and Go to DANNY 205-471-3177 ESTATE SALE (Dortha Lang- references. No pets. https://jasperhouseforsale. REGINA 205-275-2293 1707 2nd Avenue ley) Thursday, Friday, Saturday. CA$H! CA$H! (205)300-4337. blogspot.com MIA 205-217-5550 8AM-? 1561 Gardner's Gin Jasper, AL 35501 2BR/1.5BA HOUSE; for additional Photos & Info. Road. Silver and Crystal; CA$H! $69,900; (205)275-9681 CLASSIC CLEANERS HIRING. (205)275-4385 2106 Indiana Ave. $450 month; (2)Part-time positions available. 221-5860 $$$ $$$ (205)522-7555 FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives ESTATE SALE, Friday and Sat- for broken 1301 Hwy.78 East 2BR/1BA (STORAGE building); Apply in Person Only urday July 29 and 30 from 8AM- 3PM. 5211 Warrior Jasper & scrap jewelry, 47 South Dowdy Road; $500 month; (205)522-7555 FULL-TIME & PART-TIME 025 Lost & Found Road, Dora. Tons of collectibles, furniture, ladies clothes and $$$ for gold, $$$ Camp Officers for outdoor 2BR/1BA 1910 Springdale FOUND: crystal. wilderness program. Must be 25 Lane, Apt. A (Carport); $400 GERMAN SHEPHERD, for good used YOA. Call (205)387-9911 be- month; (205)522-7555 tween 8AM-4PM, Mon.-Fri. Also Wednesday 7/20 in Pumpkin ESTATE SALE. 260 Burnett $$$ firearms! $$$ can apply @ Alabama Career Center area (Hwy.269); Loop, Cordova, AL 35550; July 2BR/2BA., M.H. Central H/A, 28th, 29th and 30th; 9AM-3PM; Center (under Turnaround Inc) Call/Info 205-706-5095 to ID nice. Thach. $500 month, 3BR/1.5BA Household items, Furniture, HUDSON PAWN $500 deposit. (205)295-8151. 539 Duskin Point Road Toys, Tools, Two Gravely Walk LIVE-IN CAREGIVER 2+/- Acres;Open/Sundeck; 040 Service & Repair Behind Tractors and Two Cars: (Good Driver) needed & GUN SHOP 3BR/1BA HOUSE located in Out Buildings 1995 Buick Century (85,000), for Elderly Gentleman Park area. $700 month. $500 (1 w/1BR,Guest Cottage) 1989 Olds Cutlass Calais 221-7020 (Saragossa area) 205-384-5807 North AL Roofing & Constr. Deposit and references. No Wood Burning Stove;$79,900; (67,000) (behind Tractor Supply) • Metal & Shingle • Add-ons Pets (205)300-4729. JamesAnn All Four RE LOCAL P&C Insurance Agency • Vinyl • Painting • Etc. (205)275-3994 is searching for an Appointment GARAGE SALE, 3237 River BEST PRICES in Town 906 WEST 15TH STREET Assistant/Agent. Interested par- Great Prices! Better Quality! Road, Cordova. Way too much on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 3BR/2BA. No pets. $700 month. ties must have a current Ala- Free Est. • Licensed to list, a little bit of everything. Day Delivery! Cash or Application with Credit Report bama P&C Insurance License. 256-856-0484 Come on by! Friday and Satur- Rent-To-Own! Payments and 1yr. lease (205)901-6231 Salary plus commission. Send day. starting @ $58 per month! Resumes to: DOZER TRACK hoe work, top CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to LARGE FAMILY Yard Sale, The Storage Place [email protected] soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land Hwy.78E between Family Thrift 4BR total electric Apartments. clearing, Ponds built & Trailer Saturday Sunday & Monday. Water furnished. $200 dep. 96 Shadowridge Drive (off and HandyTV (205)221-0105 LPN NEEDED at Pads built. ALSO Demolition; (205)595-1701. Arkadelphia Road). House- The Arc of Walker County. (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 GOLF CARTS! 3BR/2BA DOUBLEWIDE wares, Clothing of ALL sizes, LAUREL GARDEN Rental Candidates must have a current Starting @ just $1,950! (1568 sq.ft) Furniture, Tanning Bed, lots Rooms available. nursing license with the State of STAY OUT OF THE SUMMER The Storage Place 1308 Hwy.195, Jasper more!! (205)300-5338 (205)221-2313 (205)601-6198 Alabama, current Alabama dri- HEAT Hwy.78E between Family Thrift (125x185 lot, city limits); & LET US do the yard clean-up, Carport, Dishwasher Stove. ver’s license, and an insurable YARD SALE, Saturday. 502 and HandyTV (205)221-0105 NEW 3BR/1BA House, Central leaf raking, $59,900; driving record. Full-Time posi- Woodland Drive, Jasper. Furni- H/A. No animals. $750dep. hedge trimming & JamesAnn All Four RE tions are available. This position ture, Household items, Much STAND ALONE Dishwasher, $750mo. By Appointment pressure washing. (205)275-3994 provides direct care and medical More!! $100; (205)387-0213 (205)387-0213 needs in a Residential setting We will do ANY for individuals with intellectual Yard Clean-up, Maintenance and developmental disabilities. & Haul-off what you need done! Hiring bonus within 90 days. NOW Specializing in Qualified persons may apply at Deck building. The Arc of Walker County You name it. I’ll do it! Daily Mountain Eagle 745 Russell Dairy Road, No Contract required. Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a No Job Too Big or Too Small! resume to 205-387-0567 Reasonable rates. E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. FREE ESTIMATES Service Service DirectoryDirectory NOW ACCEPTING LPN/RN SUPERVISING Nurse CREDIT CARDS needed at The Arc of Walker OR DEBIT CARDS County. Candidates must have 205-471-6022 current LPN/RN nursing license with the State of Alabama, cur- GOOD USED Tires! Flats Fixed. rent Alabama driver’s license, 15 miles North of Jasper. Nau- and an insurable driving record. voo Hwy#5. (205)259-9109 This position will provide training and staff supervision regarding HIGH SPEED INTERNET medication administration in ad- AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE. dition to providing services and VERY AFFORDABLE supports to the Adult Programs. CALL 205-471-9961 Hiring bonus within 90 days. Qualified persons may apply at MONEY PLEDGER The Arc of Walker County (205)221-4670 745 Russell Dairy Road Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a Red rock, Driveway work, resume to 205-387-0567. Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket truck & tree service. PART-TIME LPN needed Addiction Recovery, RED RYDER HAULING up to 35 hrs/wk. Crushed stone, gravel, sand, Fax Resume (205)221-1802 lime, red-rock, topsoil (205)384-4932 POSITIONS AVAILABLE (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. in Mental Health field. Apply www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP TELL TREE Services, Inc. Tree Removal, Pruning, Stump RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE Removal, Bobcat & Bush-hog CLERK. Must be able to handle Services. (205)221-0469 Free multiple phone-lines & work well estimates. Licensed & Insured w/customers. Send Resumes: P.O. Box 2607, Jasper AL. 35502 A10 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., July 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com

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MORTGAGE point being a 4 inch by 4 inch as Mortgagee, by reason of such at the phone number shown Jaylynn Loftis FORECLOSURE NOTICE concrete monument, and run default having declared all of the below prior to attending the sale. Default having been made in the North 88 degrees 33 minutes 40 indebtedness secured by said Kristofor D. Sodergren terms of that mortgage executed seconds West, along the South mortgage and security agree- Attorney for Synovus Bank, Suc- on November 26, 2013 by boundary of said Quarter-Quar- ment due and payable and such cessor by Merger to First Na- Steven J. Moon and Roxanne ter, a distance of 113.52 feet to default continuing, notice is tional Bank of Jasper Moon, husband and wife, to a five-eighth inch capped rebar hereby given, that acting under ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. EvaBank, which said mortgage (PLS No. 24337); thence con- the power of sale contained in 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy 4BR/2.5BA is recorded in Book DML 2370, tinue North 88 degrees 33 min- said mortgage and security Ste 200 2901 Long Ridge Drive; Page 124 in the Probate Office utes 40 seconds West, along agreement, SYNOVUS BANK, P.O. Box 2727 Updated amenities.Large eat- of Walker County, Alabama, and South boundary of said Quarter- SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 in kitchen, safe room, in- default continuing, and by virtue Quarter, a distance of 449.66 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF (205) 344-5000 ground pool. of the power of sale contained in feet, to a five-eighth inch JASPER, as Mortgagee, will sell *July 15, 22, 29, 2016 REDUCED$274,900; said mortgage, the following de- capped rebar (PLS No. 24337); at public outcry, for cash to the James Ann All Four RE scribed property will be sold at thence North 01 degrees 26 highest bidder, in front of the (205)275-3994 public outcry, for cash, to the minutes 20 seconds East, a dis- Courthouse door, in the City of ALASCANS highest bidder, in front of the tance of 147.80 feet, to a point Jasper, Walker County, Ala- Courthouse door of Jefferson in the centerline of a gravel bama, during the legal hours of SERVICES We Love County, in Birmingham, Ala- driveway and the POINT OF sale on August 4, 2016, the fol- SUPER FAST high speed inter- You! bama, during the legal hours of BEGINNING OF SAID EASE- lowing described real and per- net anywhere you live. 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OR CREDIT OFFERS 44 seconds East 14.63 feet); property lines. to any existing Federal Tax Lien, MEDICAL It's illegal for companies doing thence South 13 degrees 16 This sale is made for the pur- if any, and/or Special Assess- HELP WANTED-TRADES CPAP/BIPAP supplies at little or business by phone to promise minutes 27 seconds East pose of paying the indebtedness ments, if any, which might ad- NEW CAREERS - CDL & weld- no cost from Allied Medical you a loan and ask you to pay 431.58 feet; thence South 76 secured by said mortgage as versely affect the title to the ing training. Jobs available if Supply Network! Fresh supplies for it before they deliver. For degrees 30 minutes 48 seconds well as expenses of foreclosure. subject property. qualified. Call today - start to- delivered right to your door. In- more information call toll free 1- West 191.06 feet; North 09 de- This property will be sold on an Said sale will be made for the morrow! WIA, VA, Post-9/11 surance may cover all costs. 1- 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- grees 35 minutes 14 seconds “as is, where is” basis, subject purpose of paying the indebted- G.I. Bill & Rehab. ESD School, 800-239-5809. ice Message from The Daily West 116.76 feet to the point of to any easements, encum- ness secured by the above-de- LLC. 1-866-432-0430. Mountain Eagle Newspaper and beginning. Containing 1.85 brances, and exceptions re- scribed mortgage, and the GOT KNEE pain? Back pain? the Federal Trade Commission. acres, more or less. Less and flected in the mortgage and proceeds thereof will be applied MANUFACTURED HOMES Shoulder pain? Get a pain-re- except any part of the subject those contained in the records as provided by the terms of the MOBILE HOMES with acreage. lieving brace for little or no cost 135 Motorcycles property already conveyed to of the office of the Judge of Pro- said mortgage. This sale is sub- Ready to move in. Seller fi- to you. Medicare patients call the grantees at Volume 1711, bate of the County where the ject to postponement or cancel- nancing (subject to credit ap- health hotline now! 1-888-788- Page 326. above-described property is sit- lation; contact Margery Oglesby 0166.166. Said sale is made for the pur- uated. This property will be sold pose of paying the mortgage without warranty or recourse, debt and cost of foreclosure. expressed or implied as to con- EvaBank, Mortgagee dition, title, use and/or enjoy- Dewayne N. Morris, ment and will be sold subject to Attorney for Mortgagee the right of redemption of all 2131 Third Avenue North parties entitled thereto. Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Alabama law gives some per- Daily Mountain Eagle sons who have an interest in 2004 HONDA Goldwing *July 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19, 2016 property the right to redeem the GL1800, Flare Red, excellent property under certain circum- condition. Garage condition, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE stances. Programs may also low mileage 14,958. Default having been made in the exist that help persons avoid or $2600 in extra accessories payment of the indebtedness delay the foreclosure process. included. Color matched dash, secured by that certain mort- An attorney should be consulted Kuryakyn driver floorboards, gage dated April 22, 2005, exe- to help you understand these heal toe shifter, matching cuted by Daniel S. Griffith and rights and programs as a part of cruise boards, NEW oversize Brandy A. Griffith, husband and the foreclosure process. Typhoon II windshield & many wife, to Mortgage Electronic JPMorgan Chase Bank, more. Priced $12,000; Nelson Registration Systems, Inc. National Association Kimberly (205)601-3938 solely as nominee for Synovus Transferee Mortgage Corp., which mort- The sale provided for herein- gage was recorded on April 26, above was postponed on the 140 Transportation 2005, in DML Book 1952, Page 25th day of March, 2014; was 381, and re-recorded on June further postponed on the 29th 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN. Low 28, 2005 in DML Book 1961, day of April, 2014; was further mileage, new tires, good condi- Page 724, of the mortgage postponed on the 3rd day of tion. 205-522-4345. records in the Office of the June, 2014; was further post- Judge of Probate of Walker poned on the 8th day of July, County, Alabama, which mort- 2014; was further postponed on gage was, duly transferred and the 12th day of August, 2014; assigned to JPMorgan Chase was further postponed on the Bank, National Association, no- 16th day of September, 2014; tice is hereby given that pur- was further postponed on the suant to law and the power of 21st day of October, 2014; was sale contained in said mortgage, further postponed on the 2nd 2002 DODGE 2500. 5.9 Cum- the undersigned will sell at pub- day of December, 2014; was mins Diesel Automatic. Very lic outcry, to the highest bidder further postponed on the 6th good work truck with A/C. Ask- for cash, in front of the Main en- day of January, 2015; was fur- ing $8,750; (205)384-3446 trance to the Walker County ther postponed on the 10th day Courthouse at Jasper, Alabama, of February, 2015, was further 2002 MITSUBISHI Montero. during the legal hours of sale on postponed the 10th day of 6cyl. Air, Auto. $1,800; March 25, 2014, the following March, 2015; was further post- (205)483-8232 described real estate, situated in poned on the 14th day of April, Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: 2015, was further postponed on A parcel of land located in a part the 19th day of May, 2015, was 150 Legals of the Southwest Quarter of the further postponed on the 23rd LEGAL NOTICE Northeast Quarter of Section 28, day of June, 2015, was further Pursuant to Section 9-16-70 et Township 12 South, Range 8 postponed on the 28th day of seq., Alabama Code, 1975, West, Walker County, Alabama, July, 2015; was further post- McWane, Inc., Empire Town being more particularly de- poned on the 1st day of Sep- scribed as follows: Creek Mine, hereby gives notice tember, 2015; was further COMMENCE at the Southeast postponed on the 6th day of Oc- that it has filed a Phase I, bond corner of the said Southwest tober, 2015; was further post- release application with the Ala- Quarter-Northeast Quarter, said poned on the 17th day of bama Surface Mining Commis- point being a 4 inch by 4 inch November, 2015; was further sion for release of performance concrete monument, and run postponed on the 12th day of bond for Permit P-3219, Incre- North 88 degrees 33 minutes 40 January, 2016; was further post- ment No. 12. The area of land seconds West, along the South poned on the 15th day of March, for which bond release is re- boundary of said Quarter-Quar- 2016, was further postponed on quested consists of 126.0 acres ter, a distance of 113.52 feet to 17th day of May, 2016, was fur- in Increment 12, all located in: a five-eighth inch capped rebar ther postponed on the 19th day (PLS No. 24337) and the POINT of July, 2016 by public an- The SE/SW, SW/SE & SW/SW OF BEGINNING; thence con- nouncement being made at the of Section 14; the NE/NE, tinue North 88 degrees 33 min- Main entrance to the Walker SE/NE, SW/NE, NE/SE, SE/SE, utes 40 seconds West, along County Courthouse, Jasper, Ala- SW/SE & NW/SE of Section 22; South boundary of said Quarter- bama, during the legal hours of the NE/NE, SE/NE, SW/NE, Quarter, a distance of 449.66 sale. Said foreclosure sale shall NW/NE, NE/NW, SE/NW, feet, to a five-eighth inch be held on the 30th day of Au- SW/NW & NW/NW of Section capped rebar (PLS No. 24337); gust, 2016, at the Main entrance 23; the SW/NW & NW/SW of thence North 01 degrees 26 to the Walker County Court- Section 24; the NE/NE & minutes 20 seconds East, a dis- house, Jasper, Alabama, during tance of 176.85 feet, to a five- the legal hours of sale. NW/NE of Section 27, Township eighth inch capped rebar (PLS Robert J. Wermuth/mgw 14 South, Range 5 West, all in No. 24337); thence North 86 de- Stephens Millirons, P.C. Walker County, Alabama. grees 26 minutes 16 seconds P.O. Box 307 The permittee maintains that as East, a distance of 451.38 feet, Huntsville, Alabama 35804 of July 25, 2016 all require- to a five-eighth inch capped Attorney for Mortgagee ments including backfilling, re- rebar (PLS No. 24337); thence Daily Mountain Eagle grading and drainage control of South 01 degrees 26 minutes *July 29, 2016 the area has been completed in 20 seconds West, a distance of compliance with State Law and 216.20 feet, to the point of be- STATE OF ALABAMA ginning. Regulations and the approved COUNTY OF WALKER Said parcel of land contains NOTICE OF MORTGAGE reclamation plan. The permittee, 2.03 acres more or less. therefore, is requesting release FORECLOSURE SALE ALSO AN EASEMENT 15 FEET Default having been made in the of $224,940.00 of the perform- IN WIDTH FOR THE PURPOSE payment of the indebtedness se- ance bond $374,900.00 for In- OF INGRESS AND EGRESS cured by that certain mortgage crement 12. A strip of land for the purpose of and security agreement exe- Any objections to the release or ingress and egress, located in a cuted by WAYNE KING and request for informal conference part of the Southwest Quarter of VERNICE KING, husband and must be sent in writing to: the Northeast Quarter of Section wife, on the 20th day of August 28, Township 12 South, Range 8 Alabama Surface Mining Com- 2007, to FIRST NATIONAL West, Walker County, Alabama, BANK OF JASPER, as recorded mission, P. O. Box 2390, Jasper, being more particularly de- Alabama 35502-2390. in DML Book 2092, Page 539, in scribed along the centerline as the office of the Probate Judge Such requests must be received follows: of Walker County, Alabama; no later than September 05, COMMENCE at the Southeast SYNOVUS BANK, SUCCES- 2016. corner of the said Southwest SOR BY MERGER TO FIRST *July 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 2016 Quarter-Northeast Quarter, said NATIONAL BANK OF JASPER, Daily Mountain Eagle

Friday, July 29, 2016 SPORTS A11

Three Eagles named MaxPreps AA Jones pulled from Falcons’ first practice with minor injury

By CHARLES ODUM AP Sports Writer FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — The At- lanta Falcons were cautious on the opening day of training camp Thursday, pulling star wide receiver Julio Jones out of practice with an injury coach Dan Quinn described as minor. Quinn wouldn’t describe the injury, and Jones showed no apparent difficulty as he walked off the field at the end of the session. “He just had a little tweak, so we just decided to hold him,” Quinn said. “He’ll likely be back in there tomorrow. He could have come back in today and he was asking me to, but I decided not to.” Jones, who had two surgeries on his right foot in the past five years, is com- ing off his first All-Pro season. He’s among the team leaders after the re- lease of receiver Roddy White. Jones had surgery in 2013 to repair the fractured fifth metatarsal in his right foot. He broke the same bone in the foot in 2011. The second surgery raised concerns, but the 6-foot-3, 220-pound Jones put to them rest by posting two straight sea- sons with more than 100 receptions and 1,500 yards. Jones and Pittsburgh’s An- tonio Brown shared the NFL lead with 136 catches and Jones led the league with 1,871 yards receiving last season. The Falcons gave Jones a $71.25 mil- Eagle file photo lion, five-year contract extension, with Three members on the 2016 Class 2A state guarantees of $47.5 million, before last champion Sumiton Christian Eagles were season. This year the Falcons signed free named to the MaxPreps Softball Small Schools agent Mohamed Sanu to a five-year, All-American team on Wednesday. Above left, $32.5 million deal to provide another Kendall Beth Sides, was named to the first threat at receiver. Sanu was a part-time team following a season where she had 101 starter with Cincinnati. Sanu said Jones is the leader of the base hits, 104 runs scored and 82 stolen bases. receivers and “an unbelievable player.” Named the State 2A Player of the Year and to Second-year receiver Justin Hardy the All-Alabama Super Softball Team, she has could earn a bigger role in training scored 293 times and stolen 369 bases — both camp, possibly as the No. 3 receiver. Running back Devonta Freeman had national records. Above right, Jenna Ergle was 73 catches out of the backfield last year named to the second team after she drove in and had a long touchdown catch from 106 runs with her 80 base hits (26 doubles and Matt Ryan on Thursday while lining up 15 homers included) and had a slugging per- outside. “The more you can do, the better,” centage of 1.052 and drove in two or more runs Freeman said. “It helps all of us win. in 30 games. Bottom right, Kamree Lay was That was a situation they put me in to also named to the second team after she won make our team win. That’s what I’m all 43 games and struck out 372 batters. She about.” Quinn said he plans to use the speed pitched 21 shutouts and seven no-hitters (four of Freeman and Tevin Coleman as re- perfect games). All three return next year for ceivers on more than just short passes Sumiton Christian. SEE JONES, A12

Jimmy Walker opens with 65 at stifling PGA

By DOUG FERGUSON round of 74 that left him so frus- Ross Fisher. Kaymer had the best AP Golf Writer trated that he returned to Baltusrol score in the afternoon, when the late in the day with his putter. blend of poa annua and bent grass SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — A stale Stenson had his struggles on the on the Baltusrol greens became a lit- year for Jimmy Walker came to life greens, too, but he was rolling right tle more difficult to navigate. Thursday in the PGA Championship along at the end with three birdies “I feel like all year it’s just been when he saw putts drop and wound over his last seven holes for a 67, real stale and stagnant,” Walker up leading a major for the first time leaving him only two shots out of the said. “It’s just ebbs and flows of golf. in his career. lead as he tries to become the first Just haven’t been scoring. ... It’s A great year might get even better player since Ben Hogan in 1953 to frustrating. I would have loved to for Henrik Stenson. win back-to-back majors at age 40. have had a better year than I’ve had Walker took advan- “It’s going to be a great season for so far to this point, but I know tage of smoother greens me,” Stenson said. “But at the same there’s always time to play well at in the morning Thurs- time, I want to give myself a chance the end of the year.” day at Baltusrol by to try to make it the best season.” Even with afternoon gusts that rolling in six birdies for Walker’s year has been so approached 20 mph, and the late a 5-under 65, giving him mediocre that he has finished within threat of rain, Baltusrol still allowed a one-shot lead after the five shots of the winner only once for good scoring. opening round of the this year, at Torrey Pines. He is on Twenty players were at 68 or bet- final major that delivered its share the verge of falling out of the top 50 ter, a list that included defending of surprises. in the world ranking and hasn’t champion Jason Day. U.S. Open champion Dustin John- given as much thought to Ryder Cup Jordan Spieth only regrets one son, with a chance to go to No. 1 in with qualifying a month away from hole, the par-4 seventh, when he lost the world, was in the trees, in the ending. his ball so far to the right he had to water and couldn’t get out of a “I’m a good putter,” Walker said. chip back into thick rough and bunker. He managed only one birdie “Like good shooters, just keep shoot- wound up three-putting for a double in a round of 77 that wasn’t enough ing. I’m just going to keep putting, bogey. That was his lone mistake. He to beat 15 of the club pros at Baltus- and they’re going to start going in.” rolled in big putts on the 15th for AP rol. And they did. par, 16th for birdie and closed with He wasn’t alone in his misery. Walker wound up with a one-shot a two-putt birdie to get back to even- Jimmy Walker reacts to his putt on the seventh Rory McIlroy took 35 putts and lead over two-time major champion par 70. hole during the first round at Baltusrol Golf Club in didn’t make a single birdie in his Martin Kaymer, Emiliano Grillo and SEE GOLF, A8 Springfield, N.J. on Thursday. A12 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., July 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST Favre to become host on SiriusXM’s NFL channel

NFL The Associated Press media role for the three-time NFL Favre will be inducted into the MVP since he retired after the 2010 Hall of Fame as a Green Bay Packer. Vikings give head coach Mike NEW YORK — Brett Favre is get- season. He also played for the Falcons, Jets Zimmer a contract extension ting into satellite radio, joining Sir- “I am looking forward to working and Vikings, winning the 1997 iusXM NFL Radio as a host. EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota with SiriusXM NFL Radio this sea- Super Bowl with Green Bay. One day before Favre is inducted son. I’ve been a listener, both when I “Brett was a once-in-a-generation Vikings have given coach Mike Zimmer a contract into the Pro Football Hall of Fame played and after I retired, and it’s a player. His career, and particularly extension. Terms were not disclosed in Thursday’s on Aug. 6, he will debut on SiriusXM great place to talk about the game,” the enthusiasm with which he announcement. with a special town hall style of Favre said. played the game, enthralled all foot- Zimmer is 18-14 in two seasons with Minnesota show from Canton, Ohio. “I’m excited to talk with fans and ball fans,” said Steve Cohen, Sir- and expectations are high this year after the team He will host a series of hour-long weigh in with my opinions on what’s iusXM’s senior vice president of went 11-5 and won the NFC North last season. programs during the season, start- happening in the league, and it’ll be sports programming. “His passion ing in September. fun talking to some former col- and free-spirited personality are It will be the first regular sports LOCAL DIGEST POLICY leagues now and then.” perfect for radio.” Event announcements and registrations for the Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The Golf From A11 deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. Space Day played in the morning group under with the final two holes par was particularly sharp with his in the local digest is limited by content as is avail- with McIlroy and Phil Mickelson, 5s. He made par on both. Fisher scrambling out by getting up-and- able on a first-come, first-served basis. Submis- and he was the only player without made birdie on the two closing par down six times. sions by phone are not accepted. much stress. Mickelson, just 11 days 5s for his 66. Kaymer started his af- Johnson, meanwhile, was all over Junior Golf Tournament after that magnificent duel with ternoon round on the back nine and the place. •The 19th annual Travis Hudson Junior Champi- Stenson at Royal Troon, was 4 over kept it together with two pars, in- Dressed in black and clean- onship (the junior championship of Walker through 11 holes when he rallied cluding a 35-yard bunker shot on shaven, he took a double bogey from County) will be held on Friday, July 29 at Mus- with a trio of birdies late in his No. 8 to within 3 feet. the trees and by missing a short putt round to salvage a 71. “There’s nothing easy on the golf on No. 3. grove Country Club. The tournament is open to “It’s not the start I wanted. It’s not course today,” Kaymer said. “I just He added three more bogeys with residents of Walker County ages 18 and under. indicative of how I’m playing,” he didn’t miss many fairways and wild drives. The entry fee is $30 and must accompany the said. “But I’m back to where tomor- therefore, you can create some birdie He drilled a bunker shot into the entry form. The deadline to enter is 6 p.m. on row, if I play the way I’ve been play- chances. But at the end of the day lip on No. 11 for a double bogey. And Wednesday. The tournament will begin with a 9 ing, I should be OK.” you still need to make the putts.” he ended his round by chopping up a.m. shotgun start. A complimentary lunch will be Grillo had a chance to at least join Walker kept the ball in play off the the par-5 18th, the easiest at Baltus- served after the conclusion of play. To enter or for Walker in the lead when he was at 4 tee until late in his round, and he rol, for a bogey. more information, call Musgrove Golf Pro Phil Green at 221-7902, From A11 Walker Football Booster Club fundraiser Jones •The Walker Viking Football Booster Club will from Ryan. signment. So we want to exploit that ceivers J.D. McKissic and Devin host its annual kick-off fundraising dinner on Fri- “Those are the matchups we can whenever we can.” Fuller. The team released Devin day, July 29 at 6 p.m. The event will be held at the plan during the week, this is the NOTES: Quinn said the speed Hester on Tuesday after Hester Jasper Civic Center. This year’s keynote speaker part of the game we’re going to at- picked up in the second half of the missed most of the 2015 season with will be former University of Alabama and Kansas tack,” Quinn said. “For us to be at practice after a “feeling out” process. a toe injury. WR Eric Weems will City Chiefs quarterback Brodie Croyle. In lieu of our best, knowing who our guys are ... The first players given an oppor- keep working on punt and kickoff re- tickets being pre-sold or available at the door, do- at running back, that’s a tough as- tunity to field punts were rookie re- turns. nations are requested upon admission. For more details regarding the donations, please contact Leigh Drummond or Kelley King at Walker High School at 205-221-9277. For accurate food prepa- ration, please confirm plans to attend by contact- ing Drummond at [email protected] or King at [email protected]. Youth Football/cheer registration •The Oakman Toybowl Association will be hold- ing registration for youth football and cheerleading Friendly Dental Care at the Oakman Middle School from 2 until 4 p.m. For The ENTIRE Family on July 31. Registration is free for football and cheerleading. Parents are responsible for the pur- NOW OPEN chase of football uniforms ($100.00) and cheer- Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. leader uniforms (price varies per team) No registration forms will be accepted without a copy 1208 Hwy. 78 E We accept all Jasper of the child’s birth certificate and a recent photo. major insurance Next to Zaxby’s For information contact (205) 471-3325. •The Farmstead Youth Athletics will hold football 205-387-8888 and cheerleading registration from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 30 at the football field concession stand at the school. The registration fee is $45 for the first child, $35 for the second child while the third child in the same family is free. For more The little ad info., call 388-3567. •The Parrish Park and Recreation Department will hold football and cheerleading registration from Monday through Saturday until August 1 at the Park and Rec Center and at Parrish Town Hall. For th at cou ld. more information, call 205-724-8015 or 205-300- 7505. •The first free Parrish Academy football clinic will Once upon a time there was be held Friday and Saturday at Harland-Nelson Stadium in Parrish for ages 6-18. The clinic will be a little ad that ran in the held from 5 until 9 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. until paper. It wasn’t very 3 p.m. on Saturday. To pre-register, send the name and age of the child to parrishacademy tornadoes expensive. It wasn’t loud on their Facebook page. Registration will also be held the day of the camp. There is no registration like commercials on the fee. radio or TV. It didn’t Former University of Kentucky and Parrish High player Tony Dixon and former Southern Miss and have flashy color Walker High player Antwon Courington are among the instructors at the clinic. graphics or sound Jasper Park and Rec effects either. This •The Jasper Parks and Recreation Department is now holding registration for youth volleyball and little ad simply soccer. Youth volleyball is for ages 8-13. Youth soc- stated a message from a cer is for ages 3-13. There is a $50 registration fee. Scholarships are available and volunteer coaches local business to the are needed. Those interested may register at the park and recreation department, now located at the readers of the paper day Jasper Civic Center (formally the CHS building). after day. In fact, the little ad For more information, call 205-384-6014. •The Jasper Parks and Recreation Department is was in the paper 3 days now holding team registration for fall baseball and softball for ages 8-and-under to 12-and-under as a week for 13 weeks. well as the following adult softball leagues — inde- It just lay there on the pendent men, women and co-ed. The registration fee is $300 per team. Those interested may regis- pages in all of those ter at the park and recreation department now at editions alongside the news of the day including the Jasper Civic Center (formally the CHS build- ing). For more information, call 205-384-6014. the obituaries, weddings, city council meeting Cordova Booster Club •Cordova Blue Devil Day will be held Saturday, details, editorial opinions, sports reports, want Aug. 13th. If you would like to buy a spot for a ads, feature stories and more. But a funny thing booth, call 706-0345. The cost is $25. •If you would like to purchase a personal or busi- happened… the people who were interested in ness ad in Cordova’s football program this year, please call 706-0345. Deadline for ads is July 29. reading all those other things in the paper also Curry Toybowl Registration read the little ad and began to respond to the •The Curry Toybowl will hold registration for cheerleaders and football players ages 4 to 12 at message it contained. It wasn’t long until that the Curry Elementary Gym from 9 a.m. to noon on business began to notice an increase in their Saturday, July 30. Anyone registering after these dates is subject to additional shipping fees on uni- “business”. So they called the paper and said they forms. Please visit our Facebook page at Curry Toybowl for additional information. wanted to run another little ad but this time maybe Softball Camp not so little and possibly a little more often. Isn’t it •Curry head coach Philip Smith along with Ash- ley Swindle(Auburn University), Haley Lane(Uni- nice to see how little things can lead to even versity of South Alabama), Reagan bigger and better things when they are done in Tittle(University of North Alabama) and Emily Aaron(University of North Alabama) will be con- the right way? Best of all, this story is not a fairy ducting second-annual Camp of Champions Aug. 3,4,&5 from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. at Curry High tale either. We have helped it happen over and School. Cost is $50 if you register day of camp. over again and we’ll be happy to talk to you about Pre registration cost is $40. To sign up email names to psmith9922@gmail. com or list names running a little ad in the paper too! Call 221-2843. on curry softball facebook page DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., July 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A13 Mom fights feelings of guilt over son being an only child DEAR ABBY: I GARFIELD am the BY JIM DAVIS mother of a 13-year- old son, my only child. For the past 10 years I have been Dear Abby living with By Abigail mounting Van Buren guilt over the fact that he doesn’t have a sibling. It’s not be- cause my husband and I BLONDIE haven’t tried, we have. But fertility issues took us down an empty road, and

adoption discussions were BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN just that — discussions. I can’t tell you how many times our son has said he wishes he had a sibling. Every time, it’s like a knife in my heart and the guilt surges back. I think about the future and how he will have no brother or sister to

share life with or lean on PEANUTS when something happens to my husband or me. Al- though I have always felt BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ blessed to have him, I can’t escape these feelings. Sometimes I feel like I have failed him horribly. It’s worth noting that my son is a happy, well-ad- justed child. He has good peer relationships in school, is close to me and my husband and has hob- bies and friends he enjoys spending time with. My MARVIN love for him is endless, and I pray that he will forgive BY TOM ARMSTRONG me someday for not being able to give him what he has so deserved. — SAD MOM IN OHIO DEAR SAD MOM: Take a step back, stop self-flagellating and ask yourself how many times your son may have also asked for a THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME puppy. You say you have by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek raised a happy, well-ad- Unscramble these four Jumbles, BY MORT WALKER BY MORT justed son. That’s an ac- one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY complishment that to form four ordinary words. should fill you with pride. Not being able to CANTE give birth to another child is not something you should feel guilty ©2016 Tribune Content Agency, LLC about or need forgive- All Rights Reserved. ness for, and neither is BIRTO refraining from adopt- ing “so your son would have a sibling.” Not all siblings have the kind of relationship you fanta- DAPCMA BY JOHN ROSE size about. While some free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app do, many do not. Please consider carefully what

I have said and search BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH your heart. And if you RUXULY Now arrange the circled letters still think you are guilty to form the surprise answer, as of any sin of omission, suggested by the above cartoon. discuss it with a li- censed psychotherapist. Print your answer here: DEAR ABBY: Last year (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: CHAOS ELECT SORROW MONKEY I found out my husband Yesterday’s borrowed $3,500 from our Answer: When the rancher’s cattle escaped under the savings account and gave it fence, he said — “HOLE-Y” COW to a female co-worker.

When I asked where the CRANKSHAFT money had gone, he lied to By Eugenia Last me. It has been more than HOROSCOPES a year and the co-worker Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom hasn’t repaid the money. CELEBRITIES BORN ties that you enjoy the She comes up with cocka- ON THIS DAY: Munro most. mamie excuses, but has Chambers, 26; Josh Rad- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. plenty of money to buy nor, 42; Wil Wheaton, 44; 22): Get involved in gifts for her grandkids and Martina McBride, 50. something that you feel new clothes for herself. Happy Birthday: Tak- passionate about. Your When I contacted her ing on too much or trying ideas, talents and input about it, she called human to help too many people will lead to a personal resources on my husband! will cause you to fall change that will help you He said no one at work short. You can do far see what you need to likes her and she has a lot more to benefit others by eliminate from your life HI & LOIS of personal problems. Our helping yourself first. and what you should pur- By Chance Brown marriage has been rocky, ARIES (March 21- sue instead. and we need this money April 19): Take greater SCORPIO (Oct. 23- back. What’s really going interest in what others do Nov. 21): A contract or on here? How do I get her and say, and you will find settlement is best put on to start paying back the a way to make a financial hold. More information money? I have reached the gain from the information will be required before end of my rope and my you receive. you can make an honest husband is no help whatso- TAURUS (April 20- assessment or a good de- ever. He gets mad when- May 20): Avoid foolish cision. ever I ask about the money. purchases. Being too gen- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Some advice, please? erous with friends or chil- 22-Dec. 21): Look at all — NEEDS THE MONEY dren won’t pay your bills. your options and make GEMINI (May 21- decisions based on what DEAR NEEDS THE June 20): Your depend- is least confining. BABY BLUES MONEY: Stop asking able way of dealing with CAPRICORN (Dec. your husband about the people will draw atten- 22-Jan. 19): Weigh the money. It should be By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott tion from others and put pros and cons of any deal clear by now that the you where the action is. woman he gave it to has before you get too enthu- CANCER (June 21- no intention of repaying siastic. it. As to her not being July 22): Share your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- liked at the office, HE thoughts and ideas to see Feb. 18): Participation must have liked her or if anyone can contribute will allow you to show off he wouldn’t have forked suggestions that will spur what you have to offer. over all that dough. you on to take your en- PISCES (Feb. 19- Because your marriage deavors to the next level. March 20): An emotional is “rocky,” I’m recom- LEO (July 23-Aug. incident could keep you mending that you seek 22): Keep an open mind from making a good deci- couples counseling. Per- when it comes to relation- sion. Step away from the haps with the help of a ships. Whether it’s a busi- situation and consider mediator your husband ness or a personal past experiences and will be able to be com- connection, you will you’ll know exactly how pletely truthful with achieve more if you work to move forward. you. That’s essential be- with instead of against Birthday Baby: You cause good marriages the grain. are sincere, generous and are based on trust. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. loving. 22): Emotions could be Eugenia’s website — Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van difficult to control. Don’t eugenialast.com, Euge- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, let anyone push you to nia’s android app @ and was founded by her mother, the limit or coax you into http://bit.ly/exhoro and Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at a no-win situation. Stick www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box join Eugenia on 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. to the people and activi- twitter/facebook/linkedin. A14 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., July 29, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com Your Your Your FavoriteFavoriteFavorite DealershipDealershipDealership for 51 51 51 Years!Years!Years! ‘01 ‘01 FORDFORD EXPEDITIONEXPEDITION ‘04 ‘04 CHEVYCHEVY IMPALAIMPALA ‘00 ‘00 NISSANNISSAN XTERRAXTERRA ‘02 ‘02 FORDFORD WINDSTARWINDSTAR ‘99 ‘99 JEEPJEEP LAREDOLAREDO

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