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161st YEAR • NO. 55 JULY 3, 2014 CLEVELAND, TN 22 PAGES • 50¢ Vietnam vet Terry Hollenback aids others By JOYANNA LOVE were 18 to 30, you were going to get dropped me off,” he said. Banner Senior Staff Writer drafted.” He reported to the officer of the day, PERSONALITY He was deployed to Vietnam on July who showed him his barracks. Serving in the Vietnam War changed 17, 1967, and assigned to the 4th “I went in and met a guy and him and Terry Hollenback, so now he seeks to Infantry Division. I became friends from that minute,” help other veterans work through the PROFILE “They were drafting only Army, but Hollenback said. long-term effects of war. when I went to be inducted, they needed Hollenback served for nearly two years “War changes you drastically, and you Marines also, so they stood us in a line on patrols and battles in Kon Tum, Dak cope every day, thinking you are normal, aware of our troops and [is] supporting and said ‘Army, Marine, Army, Marine’ To, Camp Eagle, Camp Holloway and when you are not,” Hollenback said. them. They welcome them home, they (alternating who was going to which Camp Enari. Services to help veterans deal with the thank them for a service, which is a good branch) … and I got Army, ” Hollenback “The largest battle I was in was in Dak effects of war were not in place when he thing.” said. To in November of 1967,” Hollenback served. Hollenback was drafted into the Army Since he was granted special leave said. “Cleveland had the honor, or the Hollenback said today discharged in 1967. He was 23 and living in during training after the death of his dishonor, of having two heroes that were troops are told the benefits they are enti- Macomb, Ill., at the time. daughter, Hollenback arrived in Vietnam on that hill in ’67 in Dak To.” tled to and how to file claims. “My best friend had gotten drafted 90 alone. Hollenback was at Camp Enari when “We didn’t get the health care benefits days prior, so I was kind of expecting it,” “After arriving in Vietnam they sent me Viet Cong forces were closing in. like they get now. When they get out Hollenback said. “I had a good thing to a unit in Pleiku, Vietnam. It was pour- “That was devastating,” Hollenback now, they get health coverage for two going as a civilian. I was employed. … It ing down rain, just absolutely pouring. I years. … The American public is finally was pretty much a known fact that if you got there, it was in the evening, and they See VET, Page 7 Terry Hollenback Inside Today Council Bradley vote eyes GOP is Greenway curfew ‘no’ on To take effect tax hike July 13 if OK’d Statement issued By TONY EUBANK Banner Staff Writer by party leaders The Cleveland City Council By BRIAN GRAVES recently passed a statute creating Banner Staff Writer a citywide park curfew for anyone The Bradley County Republican Braves win 2 of 3 under the age of 18. Party felt the surge of victory last The measure, which passed on year when it swept all of the coun- from Nationals first reading, must pass a second ty’s elected positions, including all reading Monday, July 13, to be 14 seats on the Bradley County Cameron Maybin made up for officially approved. a fielding mistake with a ninth- Commission. If it has enough votes, it will go Now, with inning hit that gave the Atlanta into effect immediately that night. Braves the win against the seven of those The restrictions would include commissioners Washington Nationals. NASCAR any section of the is asking fans not to display having voted in Cleveland/Bradley County the affirmative on Confederate symbols during Greenway — an amendment events this weekend at Daytona an unsuccessful added in response to repeated Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG attempt to International Speedway. Both instances of vandalism on the EDDIE JOHNSON of THE SCULPTURE of Col. Benjamin Cleveland, Cleveland’s good and bad are on display at increase property Greenway, one of which spilled off Coldwell Banker helps place namesake, in First Street Square received an American flag when taxes by 10 cents the Women’s World Cup soccer the linear park in the Keith Street American flags along Keith staff of Coldwell Banker Hamilton & Associates placed flags championship. See Sports, Pages and the potential Street Wednesday morning. around town. of another effort 13-15. See CURFEW, Page 6 at Monday night’s Lewis Forecast meeting, the Judge sends party is express- Today’s forecast calls for cloudy A company tradition ing both concern and disappoint- skies, showers and thunderstorms, ment with those actions. Davenport The party’s Executive with a high near 80 degrees. Committee released a statement Southwest winds of 10 to 15 mph Coldwell Banker Hamilton & Associates late Thursday announcing the could gust as high as 25 mph. to grand jury unanimous passage by the com- Tonight calls for mostly cloudy By TONY EUBANK lines local streets with colors of liberty mittee of a resolution opposing skies, along with a 60 percent Banner Staff Writer those efforts to seek a property tax chance of rain and a low around The firm has carried on a tradition of decorat- rate hike. Cleveland resident Sean Angelo By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG 66. The Independence Day fore- Banner Staff Writer ing main thoroughfares for the Fourth of July for “After last fall’s election we were Davenport, charged with second- nearly 30 years. very proud of the fact that 100 per- cast calls for clouds and a 70 per- degree murder in the April shoot- cent chance of showers or thunder- Before many in Cleveland had left their homes “We just believe in the American flag,” said bro- cent of the commissioners were ing death of an acquaintance, was or even woken up one recent morning, a local ker Margie Keller, who coordinated the flag-plac- now Republicans. The party was storms, with a high near 81. bound over Thursday to the group was busy adorning the roadsides with very active in a number of cam- Saturday night’s chance of rain is ing efforts this year. “If there was no flag, we Bradley County grand jury. American flags. wouldn’t be here.” paigns to help get self-proclaimed 60 percent, with a low around 67. The indictment came in the Beginning around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday, 19 The flags have shown up along local streets fiscal conservatives elected,” wrote Sunset: 8:59 p.m. courtroom of Bradley County employees and volunteers connected to local real every year since 1986, when current owner and Adam Lewis, BCRP chairman. “I Sunrise: 6:32 a.m. Sessions Judge Sheridan estate firm Coldwell Banker Hamilton & U.S. Army veteran Loye Hamilton and his former am certainly disappointed that less Randolph. Associates placed thousands of the patriotic sym- than a year later the discussion of Index The defendant’s hearing before bols around town. See TRADITION, Page 6 Church...... 8-9 See DAVENPORT, Page 6 See GOP, Page 6 Classified...... 20-21 Comics...... 17 Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Editorials...... 16 Starfish Program at Family Cornerstones KATELYN, Horoscope...... 17 left, and Obituaries...... 2 Elizabeth Witt, works to strengthen bond of child-parent seated, dis- Stocks...... 4 play the grad- Sports...... 13-15 By LARRY C. BOWERS than 60 weeks. Banner Staff Writer The mother also boasts perfect uation certifi- TV Schedule...... 18-19 HIDDEN attendance at all of the program’s cates they Weather...... 11 The Starfish Program at Family activities. received Cornerstones cannot replace a Ratcliff presented the two with recently for mother, but it can provide assur- CLEVELAND graduation certificates from the completing Around Town ances, advice, direction and sup- Starfish program recently. port as a mother would. more than 60 Dana Teasley enjoying a long Mom was lavish with praise for months in The assistance program provides emphasizes that the first five years Starfish, and what it has accom- weekend ... Sandra Centers caring and comprehensive in-home of a child’s life form the founda- Family enjoying a revival ... Emma plished for her, her daughter and parent education, so parents can tion of lifelong learning, and are a her family. Cornerstones’ Moore getting prepared for a new maximize the future success of crucial time for many families. Starfish hairstyle ... Machelle McCulley “I now feel I have a strong foun- their children. The success of the program is dation (for what life has to offer),” Program. With excited about an upcoming fash- It strengthens the family during acclaimed by many current and ion show. said Elizabeth. the two grads the period when children are age 5 former participants, like Elizabeth She said she was appreciative is program or under. and Katelyn Witt. They are the the program is catered for each director Jennifer Ratcliff is director of first mother and daughter to com- Jennifer See STARFISH, Page 7 the Cornerstones program and pletely finish the course of more Ratcliff. 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 3, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com
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Shawn Patrice Jacobs FDA clears drug for Shawn Patrice Jacobs, 44, of Cleveland, died Monday, June 29, 2015, at her home. leading form of CF A celebration of her life is planned for Tuesday, July 7, WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal patients treated with Orkambi for 2015, at 2 p.m. in chapel of health officials have approved a six months reported a 2.5 to 3 Companion Funeral Home. new combination drug for the percent improvement in lung Interment will follow in Tasso United Methodist Church most common form of cystic function, a key measure for cys- Cemetery. fibrosis, the debilitating inherited tic fibrosis patients. That The family will receive friends disease that causes internal improvement met the FDA’s stan- at the funeral home on Monday, mucus buildup, lung infections dards for effectiveness, but did from 5 until 8 p.m., and also two and early death. But it will come not equal results seen with hours prior to the service on at a steep price — more than Kalydeco, which improved lung Tuesday. $250,000 for a year’s treatment. function by about 10 percent. A complete obituary is forth- The Food and Drug Company officials have pointed coming and will be published by Administration cleared the twice- out the differences in the forms the funeral home. a-day pill from Vertex of the disease targeted by the two Banner Photo, TONY EUBANK CASA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Suzanne Wisdom watches as the new volunteers take their oath of Pharmaceuticals Inc. for a varia- drugs. Kalydeco was developed tion of cystic fibrosis that affects for patients who have a problem service. She is flanked by producers from PBS affiliate WTCI, which is producing a documentary on about 8,500 people in the U.S. with a protein on their cell walls, CASA. At left is John Cotton and at right is Bo Wheeler. who are 12 years and older. The which doesn’t properly balance approval notice was posted to the the flow of water and salt from agency’s website Thursday. the cell. Orkambi targets patients Audrey Ledford The new drug — to be sold as with two problems — the protein Jolley faces aggravated burglary charges Audrey Ledford, 64, of Orkambi — is Vertex’s follow-up does not reach the cell wall and, Cleveland, died Thursday after- to its breakthrough pill Kalydeco, once there, does not work prop- noon, July 2, 2015, in a local hos- which became the first drug to erly. TONY EUBANK homes had been burglarized dence that had been struck by Wednesday. a projectile from a pellet gun. pital. treat the underlying cause of cys- Shares of Vertex rose $5.07, or Banner Staff Writer Survivors and arrangements Investigators followed leads Jolley was transported to tic fibrosis in 2012. Orkambi 4 percent, to close at $131.26 in A 21-year-old Cleveland man will be announced by Companion combines Kalydeco with a new trading Thursday. Its shares are that led them to a suspect who the Bradley County Jail, where Funeral Home. is behind bars facing burglary lives less than a mile away he was charged with two drug ingredient, lumacaftor. up almost 34 percent over the charges after Bradley County from the victims. counts of aggravated burglary, Kalydeco is only approved for a past year. Sheriff’s deputies and detec- Detectives tsecured a search two counts of theft over cluster of rare cystic fibrosis tives developed leads that led warrant for the Eads Bluff $1,000, and one count of van- forms that affect about 2,000 Police: Armed to the arrest of David Madison Road home of Jolley, and dalism. patients who are 2 years old and Jolley Jr., in connection with recovered six flat-screen tele- Sheriff Eric Watson said up. two home burglaries and dam- visions and other items that most of the items stolen from About 30,000 Americans live man at N.C. ages to a third home. allegedly had been taken from the homes were recovered. Patrick J. Murphy with cystic fibrosis, which is BCSO officers were called to the two burglarized homes. The criminal investigations Patrick Jay Murphy, 78, of caused by variety of genetic mall is soldier Grays Ferry Road in rural During their investigation, division is working to track Cleveland, passed away mutations passed from parents northern Bradley County, after Thursday, July 2, 2015, in a to their children. The disease FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — damage was found to a window down the remaining property, Authorities say a Fort Bragg sol- residents discovered their and interior of a third resi- he concluded. Chattanooga hospital. causes sticky mucus to buildup Survivors and funeral arrange- in the lungs and other organs, dier has been charged with creat- ments will be announced by which leads to infections, diges- ing a panic at a North Carolina Sibling punches aren’t only assaults kids face Ralph Buckner Funeral Home tive problems and eventually mall after appearing there with an and Crematory. death. assault rifle and other military CHICAGO (AP) — Getting lifetime experiences. Results the previous year, including 5 Vertex said Orkambi will cost gear. punched by your brother or sis- were published Monday in percent who experienced physi- $259,000 per year. That’s less Fayetteville police say Bryan ter is sometimes a painful rite of JAMA Pediatrics; there was little cal abuse. than the $311,000 annual price Scott Wolfinger, 25, was arrested passage, but many U.S. kids also change from a previous survey —9 percent of all physical tag for Kalydeco. and charged with “going armed to experience other types of in 2011. assaults resulted in injuries, but Dr. Robert Giusti of New York the terror of the public” in con- assaults, mistreatment and Among the key findings: it jumped to 22 percent in the University’s Langone Medical nection with Thursday’s incident abuse, a big government-funded —For all ages grouped togeth- oldest kids. Center noted that half of all U.S. at Cross Creek Mall in survey found. er, 37 percent experienced any “The study shows what a large cystic fibrosis patients have the Fayetteville. The consequences can include physical assault in the previous quantity of different kinds of vio- Simon Rymer form targeted by Orkambi, which A statement from the social and emotional troubles, year. lence, crime and abuse children Simon “Peto” Rymer, 61, of occurs when a child inherits two Fayetteville Police Department even when the perpetrator is a —About 22 percent were by are routinely exposed to,” said Delano, passed away copies of a certain genetic muta- says Wolfinger was preparing to Wednesday, July 1, 2015, at his tion — one from each parent. He have photographs taken with the sibling, other research has siblings and 16 percent were by sociologist David Finkelhor, the residence. found. peers. lead author and director of the expects the FDA will eventually military equipment and rifle when He was the son of the late Jack 911 calls were received of an While most incidents reported —41 percent of kids surveyed Crimes against Children and Gracie Hall Rymer. expand the drug’s approval to in the survey didn’t cause had more than one direct expe- Research Center at the He was a native and lifelong patients as young as 6, increas- armed male at the mall. injuries and many didn’t involve rience of violence, crime or University of New Hampshire. resident of Polk County and ing the number of people who Wolfinger apparently is a sol- weapons, the results show that abuse and 10 percent had six or “The full burden of this tends enjoyed spending time with his could benefit. dier stationed at Fort Bragg, youths younger than age 18 are more, to be missed because many family and friends. “This is really exciting because North Carolina. The statement exposed to violence in extensive —14 percent of girls aged 14 to national crime indicators either In addition to his parents, he this is a disease that causes a 1 said he was released to his com- ways, “which justifies continued 17 said they’d been sexually do not include the experience of was also preceded in death by to 2 percent deterioration each pany commander and provost his sister, Louise Rymer; and year in lung function of patients,” marshal at Fort Bragg. monitoring and prevention assaulted within the past year all children or don’t look at the brother, Ernie Rymer. efforts,” the researchers said. and for 4 percent the attack was big picture,” he said. He is survived by his brother, said Giusti, who directs the cen- The results are from 2013-14 a rape or rape attempt. —- James Rymer and wife, ter’s cystic fibrosis program. phone interviews with 4,000 —15 percent of kids surveyed Online: Samantha, of Delano; sister, “Now they have a therapy avail- Man killed randomly selected kids or their experienced maltreatment by a JAMA Pediatrics: Nancy Wilhoit and husband, able to potentially reverse that parents, asked about recent and parent or other caregiver within http://www.jamapediatrics.com Tommy, of Chatsworth, Ga.; and effect.” several nieces, nephews and In the 1950s, children with in Texas other extended family members cystic fibrosis seldom survived Solar-powered plane due to land in Hawaii after 5-day flight and friends. long enough to complete elemen- alligator attack A graveside service will be tary school. Due to improve- ORANGE, Texas (AP) — A man HONOLULU (AP) — An airplane Borschberg, broke the record for in a holding pattern until the held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 5, ments in care, the typical cystic powered by the sun is scheduled the longest nonstop solo flight on scheduled landing time. 2015, from the Greasy Creek has died after being attacked by Baptist Church Cemetery with fibrosis patient today can expect an alligator during a late-night to land in Hawaii Friday after a the way to Hawaii, the team Its next destination after leav- to survive into their early 40s, five-day journey across the Pacific organizing the trip said. He shat- ing the islands is Phoenix, but the Brother Chris Taylor officiating. swim at a Southeast Texas mari- Family and friends will serve as according to the Cystic Fibrosis from Japan. tered the previous record set by departure date hasn’t been na. pallbearers. Foundation. Police in Orange, near the state The flight is the longest leg of the late U.S. adventurer Steve announced. There will be no formal visita- Prior to the approval of an around-the-world voyage Fossett, who flew around the The plane began its global voy- line with Louisiana, say the tion at the funeral home. Kalydeco, drugs used to treat unidentified 28-year-old man was planned by two Swiss pilots who world in 76 hours in a specially age in abu Dhabi in March. It has We invite you to visit the cystic fibrosis focused on control- have been taking turns flying the designed jet in 2006. stopped in Oman, India, Rymer family guestbook and swimming in a bayou with a ling symptoms — such as open- woman early Friday morning single-seat airplane. It is also the “Can you imagine that a solar- Myanmar, China and Japan in send a message of comfort to ing up lung airways and breaking riskiest because the plane has powered airplane without fuel can the months since. www.serenityfunerals.com when the attack occurred. Serenity Funeral Home and up mucus. Kalydeco was the first His body was found nearby nowhere to land in an emergency. now fly longer than a jet plane?” The wings of the carbon fiber drug to target the underlying One of the pilots, Andre Bertrand Piccard, the aircraft’s aircraft have more than 17,000 Cremation Center of Etowah is in about two hours later during a charge of arrangements. genetic defect that causes the search by Orange County sheriff’s other pilot, said in a statement. solar cells. The plane flies up to disease. “This is a clear message that about 28,000 feet during the day deputies and a Texas game war- Expectations for Vertex’s new den. clean technologies can achieve to recharge its batteries while drug have been tempered by IT’SASPECIAL impossible goals.” descending to under 10,000 feet Orange police and the sheriff’s study results that, while statisti- office declined to provide any The plane is visiting Hawaii just at night to minimize power con- cally significant, were not as dra- as the state has embarked on its sumption. additional information Friday DAY FOR ... matic as those first reported with beyond a statement city police own ambitious clean energy proj- Bad weather is a challenge Kalydeco. In company trials, ect. Gov. David Ige last month because the plane isn’t designed issued. Jason James, Nicole Lee, signed legislation directing the to withstand rain, turbulence and Douglas Ingram, Marshall state’s utilities to generate 100 heavy winds. Diverting around Truck driver in deadly crash had just been hired Dilbeck, Darlene Stone, Candy percent of their electricity from clouds takes extra energy. Pool, Christy Petty, Esmerelda renewable energy resources by The aircraft travels at about the CHATTANOOGA (AP) — The that 39-year-old Ben Brewer The day before the June 25 Lee, Marilyn Johnson and Beverly 2045. Hawaii’s utilities currently same speeds as an automobile. truck driver who authorities had only started working with accident, Brewer was cited for Queen, who are celebrating birth- get 21 percent of their power from The pilots aim to demonstrate say caused a highway accident London, Ky.-based carrier Cool careless driving in Florida. He days today ... Grace Russell, who renewable sources. the potential of energy efficiency outside of Chattanooga last Runnings Express three days was supposed to undergo drug is celebrating her 11th birthday The aircraft is scheduled to and renewable power with the week, killing six, was making before Brewer’s truck slammed and alcohol tests afterward, but today ... Tricia Hall, Violet land at a small airport outside project. Solar-powered air travel his first run for the trucking into eight stopped cars. did not, officials said. Bonner, Ken Ritenour, Preston Honolulu about 6 a.m. (9 a.m. is not yet commercially practical company. The board’s chief investigator Kotowski said Brewer has Parks, Kathy Doss and Holly PDT) Friday. Flight officials said though, given the slow travel Officials from The National Pete Kotowski says it could be been cooperative in interviews Kesley, who will celebrate birth- the aircraft was arriving in the time, weather and weight con- Transportation Safety Board 14 months before the investiga- with investigators. No charges days Saturday. Hawaii area earlier but would fly straints of the aircraft. told local media on Thursday tion into the crash concludes. have been filed in the incident. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 3, 2015— 3 in Maryville train fire Evacuation to be lifted in stages MARYVILLE (AP) — reimburse them. Other evacuat- derailment until they got a call “You could smell it in the air,” Preparations began Friday to ed residents were pleasantly or someone knocked on their Parrott said. “I had a headache, I allow thousands of eastern surprised by hotel vouchers and door early in the morning. was feeling nauseated and light- Tennessee residents to return to an abundance of food and free “We saw police going back and headed, all the symptoms.” their homes after a CSX train car ice cream. forth and emergency vehicles Maryville is a town of nearly carrying hazardous material Craig Camuso, CSX regional going back and forth on our 30,000 people located about 20 derailed and caught fire. vice president for state govern- road, but we didn’t know why miles south of Knoxville and just About 5,000 people within a ment affairs, said authorities until about 3 to 3:30,” Trull said. outside the Great Smoky mile-and-a-half radius of the didn’t know how much acryloni- “That’s when they told us. We Mountains National Park. crash site were evacuated, along trile was spewing out and burn- didn’t hear anything (before- with several businesses, ing, or how much remained in hand).” Thursday morning in Maryville. the tank. A byproduct of burning The disruption troubled Casey Live! Saturdays at Most received urgent knocks at acrylonitrile is cyanide, and Mingie, 25, who works for a temp their doors between midnight there were concerns that some agency out of Knoxville and was 10:00 a.m. and 6 a.m. Thursday by emer- would be contained in the fumes, evacuated to the high school. gency workers who told them Blount County Mayor Ed She didn’t know about the CSX they should leave immediately. Mitchell said. hotel voucher program and City Manager Greg McClain Smoke had stopped rising arranged to stay the night with a said Friday that officials were from the site by 6 p.m. friend. working on a plan to lift the Thursday, Mitchell said. “I was worried about friends woopfm.com evacuation. More details were Firefighters spent the day hosing and family, hoping everybody expected at a news conference at down neighboring rail cars to was out and safe and not breath- OLD TOWN noon Friday. keep them cool while also trying ing harmful stuff,” she said. “I’ve Michael Patrick/Knoxville News Sentinel via AP CLEVELAND SMoKe riSeS from a CSX train following the derailment of a train “We are ready to begin the to move them away from the been worried all day.” Hosted by Ron and Debbie Moore car Thursday in Maryville. The derailment of the car, carrying a flam- process — it will be a process — flames. Brittany Parrott said she was to develop plans for repopula- Mitchell asked residents near awakened by a knock on her mable and toxic substance, caused the evacuation of thousands in July 4: tion, removing the evacuation in the derailment site not to drink apartment door about 4:30 a.m. Do you remember? the surrounding area. phases,” he said. well water for now; city officials Although she didn’t hear the The concern stemmed from said there was no indication yet derailment, she said she noticed Tune in to 99.9 FM or the contents of the car that whether well water was affected the effects of it as she went out- www.WOOPFM.com derailed: liquid acrylonitrile, by the accident. CSX was provid- side. TENNESSEE BRIEFS which officials said is a haz- ing bottled water to residents at ardous material used in multiple a local middle school. industrial processes including Kevin Eichinger, an on-scene UT gets $963K grant county clerks are ready to or are making plastics. It’s flammable coordinator with the EPA, said already issuing marriage licenses and it’s dangerous if inhaled. air, water and soil samples were to encourage STEMM study to same-sex couples since the The EPA says some effects of being tested. McClain said air KNOXVILLE (AP) — The Supreme Court’s ruling last breathing acrylonitrile include samples have been “very, very University of Tennessee is getting Friday. headaches, dizziness, irritability favorable,” and Eichinger said a $963,000 grant to encourage Supreme Court rejects inmates’ and rapid heartbeat. the hazardous product did not students in rural counties to Eighty-seven people were appear to make it into a nearby explore careers in science, tech- challenge to electrocution treated at Blount Memorial creek. nology, engineering, math and NASHVILLE (AP) — The Hospital in Maryville, and 36 The train was traveling from medical science. Supreme Court has rejected a were admitted, hospital Cincinnati to Waycross, Georgia. The program will start this fall request by death row inmates to spokesman Josh West said. It had 57 cars and two locomo- and mainly target students in challenge electrocution as an None had life-threatening tives, and 27 cars carried haz- Campbell and Union counties. alternative execution method. injuries, but they were experi- ardous chemicals: nine with JULY 4TH It will engage students in activ- The court Thursday ruled that encing respiratory issues, skin acrylonitrile, 16 with propane ities that help them learn more the challenge is premature since irritation and nausea, West said. and two with asphalt, Camuso HOLIDAY SCHEDULE about strengths and interests and none of the inmates is currently a One person was discharged said. He said the cause of the explore potential barriers they candidate for death in the electric early Friday, and the number of derailment was not yet known. FOR BRADLEY COUNTY & may encounter in attending col- chair and won’t be unless lethal patients being released from the The Federal Railroad lege, as well as career options in injection is declared unconstitu- hospital was expected to Administration said it had inves- CITY OF CLEVELAND tional or drugs become unavail- STEMM fields. increase throughout the day, tigators and hazmat inspectors WCI will be running our regular pickup The five-year grant was award- able. West said. at the scene and would investi- ed to UT by the National Institutes The court said future execution Ten first responders were gate the cause once it was safe to schedule for the week of July 4th, 2015. of Health. orders will require the state to treated at the hospital after do so. Please have garbage out by 6:00 A.M. Additional components of the give notice of the method of exe- breathing fumes. The National Transportation grant include peer mentoring, cution, and a challenge to electro- Despite the inconvenience and Safety Board is not investigating professional development for cution may occur then. the uncertainty about when they the accident, but will monitor it school counselors and STEMM The case is part of a lawsuit could go home, some of the resi- and could send an investigator teachers and a student summer filed by 34 death row inmates over dents who were evacuated took later, NTSB spokesman Terry camp on UT’s campus. Tennessee’s death penalty proto- the disruption to their lives in Williams said in an email. WE AT WCI WOULD LIKE TO WISH YOU AND YOUR Fort Campbell hosting cols. stride. In general, the transportation Tennessee last executed a pris- “It really hasn’t been that of hazardous materials in com- FAMILY A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY WEEKEND Day of the Eagles events oner in 2009. Since then, legal FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) — bad,” said John Trull, 43, an air- merce is regulated by federal challenges and problems obtain- craft mechanic from Maryville law, which requires that hazmat Fort Campbell and the 101st ing lethal injection drugs have Airborne Division are hosting a who was having dinner with his shippers be registered, the mate- stalled new executions. wife in the Heritage High School rial be properly classified, the day of events in recognition of Day Last year, the General of the Eagles later this month. cafeteria Thursday evening. He handlers have preliminary haz- Assembly passed a law establish- called the accident a blessing in mat training and that the mate- The events bring together sol- ing electrocution as an alternative diers, civilians and veterans to disguise because he and his wife rial be labeled and held in proper if lethal injection cannot be used. had been able to spend more containers, Pipeline and Knowing the showcase the division’s history. Events will be held at the bat- USPS to offer Elvis Presley time together. Hazardous Materials Safety talion, brigade and division levels, greatest hits CD with stamp “Everybody here in the com- Administration spokesman beginning with a division run and NASHVILLE (AP) — The U.S. munity with the evacuation has Gordon “Joe” Delcambre Jr. said time, meeting ending with an Honor Eagle cere- Postal Service is offering an Elvis been great,” Trull said. “They in an email. mony. The ceremony will also Presley greatest hits CD to go have accommodated everyone, He said more than 1 million showcase the final jump for the along with a new commemorative CSX responded real quick and daily shipments of hazardous the need. 101st Airborne Division stamp. they’re taking care of everyone.” materials are moved across the Parachute Demonstration Team. “ELVIS FOREVER” will be avail- Trull and his wife booked their nation by all modes of trans- 'LUHFW&UHPDWLRQ6WDUWLQJDW The military post is located on able online and in select post own hotel room before learning portation. the Kentucky-Tennessee line. offices beginning Aug. 12 along CSX was providing vouchers. Several residents of Maryville Day of the Eagles is July 30. with the stamp, which features a Later they were told CSX will said they were not aware of the Events begin at 6 a.m. CDT and black-and-white image of the continue until a 4 p.m. closing young “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.” ceremony. The stamp and CD are part of this year’s Elvis Week celebration $449 Decatur County workers resign in Memphis, Tennessee. The LOTTERY NUMBERS over same-sex marriage issue RCA/Legacy Recordings album JACKSON (AP) — Decatur includes 18 Elvis hits and a new (AP) — These lotteries were Cash 3 Evening: 0-4-1 Grissom County officials say three employ- performance of “If I Can Dream.” ees in the clerk’s office have drawn Thursday: Cash 3 Midday: 7-0-6 The Postal Service featured Cash 4 Evening: 5-7-8-6 resigned because of their opposi- Elvis on a stamp in 1993, one of tion to the recent U.S. Supreme Tennessee Cash 4 Midday: 7-1-5-0 Serenity the most popular commemorative Cash 3 Evening: 9-2-0, Lucky Fantasy 5: 06-11-17-35-36 Court ruling that overturned bans stamps of all time on same-sex marriage. Sum: 11 Georgia FIVE Evening: 1-0-8- Funeral Home & Cremation Services County Commissioner David State finds several problems Cash 3 Midday: 1-8-9, Lucky 4-6 JULVVRPVHUHQLW\FRP Boroughs told The Jackson Sun at Rutherford County jail Sum: 18 Georgia FIVE Midday: 5-1-0-7- that county clerk Gwen Pope and MURFREESBORO (AP) — Cash 3 Morning: 8-7-4 2 'LUHFW&UHPDWLRQWKLVFKDUJHLQFOXGHV&UHPDWRU\IHH &DUGERDUG&RQWDLQHU employees Sharon Bell and State inspectors have found sev- Cash 4 Evening: 7-7-6-6, Jumbo Bucks Lotto: 03-04-23- Mickey Butler have resigned. eral problems at Rutherford Lucky Sum: 26 27-33-40 County Mayor Mike Creasy County’s Adult Detention Center. Cash 4 Midday: 2-8-5-5, Lucky says the resignations will not be According to The Daily News Sum: 20 effective until July 14. Journal , Tennessee Corrections Cash 4 Morning: 7-8-9-4 Clerks are legally allowed to inspectors informed Sheriff refuse to perform the marriages, Robert Arnold of the findings in a GeorGia but must issue the licenses. letter dated June 22. All or Nothing Day: 01-04-08- Creasy said the county has not Among the inspectors’ numer- 09-11-12-13-14-16-19-20-24 received any requests for same- ous concerns, the letter says, are All or Nothing Evening: 03-04- sex marriage licenses as of that six cameras do not work, logs 05-08-10-14-15-19-20-21-22-24 Thursday. do not reflect the weapons inven- All or Nothing Morning: 04-06- According to county staffers tory and the jail’s policy manual 08-10-11-12-17-19-20-21-22-24 across the state and gay marriage does not mention programs for All or Nothing Night: 08-09-10- advocates, all of Tennessee’s inmates with disabilities. 11-14-15-16-17-19-20-21-22
SATURDAY, JULY 4TH Fireworks sponsored by Larry Hill Ford and Larry Hill Imports and will be launched from John L. the TL Lowery Ministry Center. Everyone is encouraged to come early, enjoy a meal at an area McGowan, Jr. restaurant, catch an early movie and then enjoy the fireworks at 9:30. Sadly missed and Mix 104.1 will be on site and is the official radio station to catch the forever in our hearts. synchronized music to the fireworks. Love You Always, Mt. Olive Ministries Dad, Mom, Connie 3522 Harrison Pike • Cleveland, TN and Teresa For More Information Call 423-479-3381 4/30/1956 ~ 7/3/2009 4—ClevelandDailyBanner—Friday,July3,2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Honeymoon‘dreamtrip’turnsintonightmare NEW YORK (AP) — Newlyweds Hints from Heloise Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis’ long- planned “dream trip” to the U.S. ended in New York City, where their three-week honeymoon quickly turned into a nightmare: Must hummingbirds see red? gage. They are stronger than hair Their Greek-issued credit and Dear Heloise: I know you clips. I use them to keep the hotel debit cards were suddenly have written about HUMMING- drapes closed. Less light helps declined and they were left pen- BIRDS, and I have a question: Is me get a good night’s sleep. — A niless. it necessary that the nectar be Reader in San Antonio “We were hungry, and I cried red? I have seen it sold both for two days,” Limnioti said. “I ways. — Kayla, via email. felt homeless in New York.” Notes for house No, it’s not necessary to have Dear Heloise: In the “notes” The couple skipped a few red nectar, whether commercial meals before spending their last section of my smartphone, I or homemade. More and more started a list of things I need dollars on dinner at McDonald’s. evidence is showing that red food Strangers from two Greek around the house. It includes the coloring is harmful to hummers. size of air filter, the ink-cartridge Orthodox churches in the city’s Most hummingbird feeders have Queens borough came to the number and brand for the print- red parts, and hummers are er, the type of water-softener pel- rescue, giving them survival attracted to red. The nectar from cash until their flight home to lets, etc. I always have the infor- flowers is mostly clear, so the lit- mation I need handy and don’t Greece on Friday. tle dive bombers are used to clear The couple’s U.S. adventure have to worry about buying the nectar. Why take a chance of wrong thing! — Deanne, via email started after their June 6 wed- harming a hummingbird? ding in Volos, Greece, a port city Hummer food is easy to make. several hours north of Athens. AP Photo Use 1/4 cup of regular white Double-sided printing Their coast-to-coast U.S. trip sugar for 1 cup of water. Some Dear Heloise: I sometimes that took in Los Angeles and a newlyweds VAlAsIA Limnioti,right,andKonstantinosPatronisstandalong34thStreetand6th AvenueinMidtownManhattan,ThursdayinNewYork.NewlywedsLimniotiandPatronistopped“the folks shake the container until have to print documents double- Caribbean cruise “was the the sugar is dissolved; others add sided. I always forget which way dream trip of our lives,” Limnioti dreamtripofourlives”inNewYorkCity,wheretheirthree-weekhoneymoonturnedintoanightmare: to put the paper in so it prints TheirGreek-issuedcreditcardsweresuddenlydeclinedandtheywereleftnearlypenniless.Strangers some hot water to the sugar to said. dissolve it, then to the whole the right way. The last time, I They had saved for a whole fromtwoGreekOrthodoxchurchesinQueenscametotheirrescue,givingthemsurvivalcashuntiltheir batch. wrote the information down on a year to pre-pay for flights and flighthometoGreecetoday. Most importantly, humming- sticky note and taped it to the hotels, with enough cash left for bird feeders need to be cleaned printer. Now the next time I need both necessities and pleasures. often, especially if they are placed to do this task, I won’t waste time Two Greek banks issued them Archdiocese of America, which The couple insisted they’d pay Greeks will vote Sunday in a ref- in a hot or direct-sunlight loca- figuring out which way the paper cards before the trip — a Visa contacted the churches in back the money but were told it erendum on whether to back tion. The “sugar water” solution goes. — Suzanne, via email credit card and a debit card. In Queens’ Astoria neighborhood. was a gift, said Limnioti, speak- more spending cuts, more tax can look dirty pretty fast and Greece, they generally pay in The honeymooners were ing on her cellphone Wednesday increases and more negotiations even start growing bacteria. cash, which is preferred by busi- offered about $350 from the St. from the American Museum of with European creditors. A Portion control Every few days, empty the Dear Heloise: I have been nesses, but they were told to Demetrios Greek Orthodox Natural History. rejection of such draconian feeder and clean it out with ONLY have cards for the U.S. church and another nearby one, She said relatives in Greece measures could trigger a Greek reading your column for years hot water and a bottle brush. and enjoy all the helpful hints “Everything was all right — St. Irene Chrysovalantou. told them other Greeks abroad exit from the Eurozone. DO NOT USE dish soap. Scrub then ‘boom!’ in New York,” “I said to them, ‘Don’t worry, also were left penniless, includ- Limnioti, 36, is unemployed you share. Here is one for those, well, fill with water, shake, scrub like me, who struggle to diet and Limnioti said. that’s why we’re here,’” said the ing some patients in U.S. hospi- after the small business for again, shake, then one more Their midtown Manhattan Rev. Vasilios Louros of St. tals who cannot pay for medical which she worked failed. Her cut back on eating: When you are rinse. That’s it! — Heloise trying to diet, use the snack bag- hotel asked them to pay a $45 Demetrios. “This is the church care. 39-year-old husband still has P.S.: There is a feeder right surcharge. That’s when their of Christ and we always help She said she’s speaking out his job as a helicopter engineer gies to pack a snack or your outside the sunroom window lunch. This really helps control cards bounced. They paid with people.” “because we Greeks are a proud for the Greek military. where I am writing this column their dwindling funds. The money was withdrawn people, and I want the world to But in every sense, the cou- portions. — Valerie H., Flint, right now. Seeing these super- Texas Within days, the couple ran from the church’s bank know that we are not in this sit- ple’s honeymoon is over, with a sonic birds just makes me smile! out of cash and “we couldn’t account, “and that was it,” he uation because we’re lazy or did financial sword of Damocles They do sound like jets when withdraw any money — zero,” said. something wrong.” looming over their country. buzzing overhead. Happy Fourth of July Limnioti said. In addition, an undisclosed Their financial woes won’t be “There are only three things Dear Readers: Happy (early) On Tuesday, in despair, they amount came from a New York- over once they get home. saving us now: our families, our SEND A GREAT HINT TO: JULY FOURTH. Please take a reached out to the New York- based Greek journalist who With banks closed, Greece friends and our God,” Limnioti Heloise minute to think what July Fourth based Greek Orthodox hails from Volos. faces a deep financial crisis. said. P.O. Box 795000 is really about. Yes, red, white San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 and blue, hot dogs, hamburgers Fax: 1-210-HELOISE and fireworks. It's time for family Connecticuttown’sBoomBoxParadecelebratesits30thyear Email: [email protected] and friends to get together. Play safe, be safe and have fun! — WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (AP) — by local businesses, fire trucks tradition, the participants and the Norman said the staging area Hugs, Heloise The town’s annual Independence and politicians. But, for the 30th spectators will instead be carrying was empty two hours before the Travel hint Day parade once again will consecutive year, there will be no radios tuned to the same local parade but by the time it was Dear Heloise: I always keep (c)2015byKingFeaturesSyndicateInc. include the traditional Little marching bands. station, which will provide tradi- ready to start more than 2,000 one or two binder clips in my lug- League teams, floats sponsored In what has become an offbeat tional marching music. people were there, all carrying More than 5,000 people are boom boxes. expected to attend the town’s Norman said there were some OwnerofMaineinnmade annual Boom Box Parade, which evolutionary pains as the kicks off at 11 a.m. Saturday. portable radios, ubiquitous in the $900Kthroughessaycontest “I didn’t think the idea would 1980s, went the way of the cas- work,” said Wayne Norman, the sette tape and were replaced by CENTER LOVELL, Maine (AP) the rules seemed to be stacked WILI-AM radio personality who iPods and other portable elec- — State police say the owner of a against them. State police deter- has served as grand marshal for tronic devices. Maine inn who held an essay mined that Sage did not violate all 30 parades. “I didn’t think He said any radio or device with contest to give away her business state gambling laws. people would get the concept. a speaker and a way to access the made more than $900,000 Sage read the entries and Boy was I wrong.” radio station is welcome. through the endeavor. picked the 20 finalists, but two The parade dates to 1986, “We ask people to please not The Portland Press Herald judges, whose names were when the town couldn’t find an wear headphones,” he said. “We reports that state police said in redacted in the state police available marching band for its don’t outlaw them, but it kind of their investigation that Janice report, picked the winner. Memorial Day parade. Organizer defeats the purpose.” Sage, owner of the Center Lovell The 68-year-old Sage says the AP photo In thIs July 4, 2014 photo, members of the Connecticut Kathy Clark approached the The parade, he said, celebrates Inn, charged a $125 entry fee per money will fund her retirement. radio station for help. Station independence in all its connota- essay and got 7,255 entries. RenaissanceFaireinNorwichentertainthewetspectatorsattheWILI officials said it was too late to tions. There is no registration to Sage won the 210-year-old inn Boom Box Parade in Willimantic, Conn. Willimantic’s annual organize and publicize for that march. Anyone can participate, in a similar essay contest in IndependenceDayparadeonceagainwillincludethetraditionalLittle holiday, but they began planning and people are free to bring signs, 1993. ReusetheNews Leagueteams,floatssponsoredbylocalbusinesses,firetrucksand with Clark for July Fourth, and promote causes, even advertise Authorities investigated after Recyclethisnewspaper politicians. the tradition was born. for their businesses. several entrants complained that
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In Iraq tributing to the government’s CIA’s Counterterrorism Center, it mies, he added, without a plan to Timothy Hoyt, a professor of wrong people, including civilians. and Syria, efforts to train forces fall. was a cause for celebration: defeat them. counterterrorism studies at the But the evacuation of the capable of ousting the Islamic The lesson of the 9/11 attacks, Meticulous intelligence analysis The New York Times reported Naval War College, agreed. embassy in Yemen and the CIA’s State group from its strongholds said Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism backed by Hellfire missiles had Thursday that Islamic radical Terrorist attacks against the U.S. absence in Syria mean such have ranged from slow to ineffec- expert at Georgetown University, paid off, once again. Seifallah Ben Hassine, founder of and its allies have been far less strikes will be more common, the tual. “was that these groups are the The CIA launched a drone the Tunisian militant group lethal than past campaigns in U.S. officials said. In Yemen, the U.S. for a while most dangerous when they have strike last month on a Yemeni Ansar al-Sharia, was killed in a Britain by the Irish Republican Even when they succeed, they had a sympathetic government a sanctuary. The fact of the mat- beach at three men it determined U.S. airstrike in Libya last Army, he said, “which suggests are insufficient, experts say. that allowed American drone ter is they have far more sanctu- were al-Qaida militants. One of month. Earlier Thursday, the that some elements of our coun- Drone strikes “do not defeat strikes while deploying its own ary today than they had a decade them turned out to be Nasser al- Pentagon announced that a June terterrorism strategy are work- terrorist organizations,” said U.S. trained troops to fight al- and a half ago.” Wahishi, about as important a 16 airstrike had killed Tariq bin ing.” Seth Jones, a counterterrorism Qaida. But a U.S. concentration “It’s dangerous,” Hoffman figure as agency man-hunters Tahar al-’Awni al-Harzi, an It’s “absurd,” he said, to blame analyst at the Rand Corp. think on counterterrorism to the exclu- added, “to wrap ourselves in this could hope to eliminate. He had Islamic State group leader who U.S. policy for an uptick in sec- tank. sion of political and social prob- false security blanket that we’ve been both al-Qaida’s second in had facilitated suicide bombings. tarian violence across a Middle Yet many critics of Obama’s lems destabilized the country, prevented them from attacking command and the leader of the “His death will impact ISIL’s abil- East convulsed by political approach are calling for a deeper Sedney and others argue, con- the U.S. thus far.” group’s dangerous Yemeni affili- ity to integrate foreign terrorist upheaval. American involvement against ate. fighters into the Syrian and Iraqi Drone strikes have clearly the Islamic State. Many military American officials touted the fight,” military spokesman Capt. made it harder for terrorists to analysts, for example, say U.S. death as a big victory. But did Jeff Davis said. plan complex attacks, he said. special operations troops should the demise of another senior But for how long, critics are While the strikes create interna- be allowed to direct air strikes extremist, the latest in a long line wondering, including former tional backlash, he added, there and embed with local units on to be taken off the battlefield, Defense Intelligence Agency chief is no evidence they are a driving the Syrian and Iraqi battlefields, make the United States and its Michael Flynn, who accuses the force in the growth of terror net- something they are not now allies any safer? administration for which he once works. doing. Others argue that U.S. To many experts, including a worked of “policy confusion.” A task force at the Henry L. should take military action to growing number of former Former Army deputy chief Lt. Stimson Center took a different remove Syrian President Bashar Obama administration national Gen. Richard Zahner says the view in April, raising questions Assad, a magnet for extremists security advisers, that proposi- Obama administration’s policy of about the long-term effects of who want to fight him. tion is less convincing by the “benign neglect” toward strife- killing terrorists with drones. The administration has resis- day. torn Yemen and Syria has “We are concerned that the ted, citing the lessons of Iraq and With al-Qaida and the Islamic ensured the existence of terrorist Obama administration’s heavy Afghanistan, where yearslong State group enjoying safe havens safe havens there for both al- reliance on targeted killings as a U.S. occupations failed to defeat across parts of Yemen, Syria and Qaida and Islamic State mili- pillar of U.S. counterterrorism extremists or instill stable Iraq, and with terror attacks on tants. strategy rests on questionable democracies. the rise worldwide, doubts are Even Michele Flournoy, the assumptions, and risks increas- President Barack Obama has growing about the effectiveness former undersecretary of defense ing instability and escalating acknowledged that the U.S. can- and sustainability of the admin- for policy who was the presi- conflicts,” concluded the task not kill its way to victory over ter- istration’s “light footprint” strate- dent’s first choice to replace force, co-chaired by Brooks and rorism, and has said his strategy gy against global extremist move- Chuck Hagel as defense secre- retired Gen. John Abizaid. also calls for addressing poverty ments. A template predicated on tary, wrote last month that the The Wahishi operation under- and political repression, as well training local forces and bomb- U.S. effort against the Islamic scored a little-understood trend as training local forces. ing terrorists from the air is actu- State is “faltering,” and urged a of the drone war: Most “high “We need all elements of ally making the situation worse, more robust approach. value targets” have been killed in national power to win a battle of some say. Many are arguing for “U.S. counterterrorism policy what are known as signature wills, a battle of ideas,” the pres- deeper U.S. involvement, if not has caused some intense back- strikes, in which a missile is ident said in June 2013. with regular ground troops, then lash and has had a lot of unin- aimed at a group of militants But the U.S. so far has not at least with elite advisers and tended consequences,” said Rosa whose identities aren’t confirmed proven adept at any of that, commandos taking more risks in Brooks, a former Obama admin- until after they’re dead, U.S. offi- counterterrorism experts say. more places. istration Pentagon official. cials have said. The more hopeful case may be “What they are doing now is Current officials dispute the The CIA didn’t know at first in Somalia, where U.S.-trained making it more likely that there criticism, but they declined to that Wahishi was among the men forces pushed the al-Qaida affili- will be a bigger, more disastrous make anyone available to speak it had targeted, said three U.S. ate out of some territory it once catastrophe for the United on the record. The administra- officials, none of whom would be held. But the group is still States,” said David Sedney, who tion’s position is that the failure quoted by name discussing a mounting lethal attacks on civil- resigned in 2013 as deputy of al-Qaida or the Islamic State covert operation. ians. assistant secretary of defense for to launch a coordinated attack Administration officials had In Afghanistan, the jury is still Afghanistan and Pakistan. on the U.S. homeland is the best once signaled they would cut out on whether Afghan security “Drone strikes are not creating evidence that the strategy is back on signature strikes, which forces can keep the Taliban from a safer, more stable world,” Sedney said, and neither is the limited bombing campaign the AGE REQUIREMENT 55 YEARS AND OLDER Pentagon is running against the 230 URBANE ROAD N.E. (JUST OFF STUART ROAD) Islamic State group in Iraq and JULY 2015 • SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER PHONE 559-2171 Drone strike MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY kills Islamic ACTIVITIES INFORMATION DAILY 9:00 EXERCISE SITTERS - MEDICARE ALL DAY State leader 11:30 LUNCH (WITH RESERVATION) ALZHEIMER - NURSING HOMES POOL - WII GAMES WASHINGTON (AP) — A coali- 12:30 BRIDGE (TUESDAYS/FRIDAYS) TRANSPORTATION - SENIOR SERVICES CARDS (CANASTA, ROOK ETC...) tion airstrike in Syria has killed a LIBRARY CHECKERS, CHESS & TABLE GAMES COMPUTER/DARTS/PUZZLES senior Islamic State leader, who has been responsible for moving fighters and weapons from Libya RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE EVERY 1 2 3 to Syria, the Pentagon said Thursday. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments A senior U.S. official said that 9:00 Oil Painting 9:00 Blood Pressure Tariq bin Tahar al-’Awni al-Harzi, 10:00 Troubadors Dance 10:00Bingo a Tunisian, was killed by a U.S. WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT THE SENIOR 8:30 Refreshments drone strike and that there were 1:00 Line Dancing 9:00 Games/ Pool 11:00Lunch no reports of any civilian casual- CENTER. JOIN US IF YOU ARE 55 OR OLDER. 6:30 Project Uplift 10:00 4th Of July Program ties in the operation. It was not clear if anyone else was with al- 6 7 8 9 10 Harzi or if other militants were killed or injured in the strike. The official was not authorized to dis- 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments cuss the operation publicly so 10:00 Gospel Singing 10:00 Bible Study 10:00 Story Time- Delois 10:00 Bandy & Jane 10:00Bingo spoke on condition of anonymity. 1:00 Line Dance 12:00 Bridge 1:00 Line Dancing Gospel Hour 12:30Bridge According to Capt. Jeff Davis, a 6:00 Vietnam Veterans 6:00 Project Uplift Pentagon spokesman, al-Harzi was killed June 16 in Shaddadi. He said that al-Harzi coordinated the use of suicide bombing 13 14 15 16 17 attacks in Iraq, and helped with the movement of foreign fighters 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments back and force across the Syria- 8:30 U T Extension/ 10:00 Field Trip Iraq border. 10:00 Gospel Singing 10:00 Games& Activities 10:00 Bingo 1:00 Line Dancing K athy Haynes 1:00 Line Dance Davis said al-Harzi’s death will 10:00 Games & Activities Hazel hurt the Islamic State’s ability to 6:30 Project Uplift move foreign fighters in and out 12:30 Bridge of the region. 6:00 Marine/ DAV Last September, the U.S. Treasury Department imposed 20 21 22 23 24 economic sanctions on al-Harzi and seven other individuals that 8:30 Refreshments/ 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments it said have helped finance or Ralph Buckner 10:00 SUNKU Game 10:00 Birthday Party 10:00 Bingo facilitate the movement of foreign 8:30 Refreshments 10:00 Eagle Home Care/ 1:00 Line Dance fighters joining the Islamic State 10:30 Bingo/ A valon 10:00 Gospel Singing Bingo and the Nusra Front. 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Contributed photo THE 19 PATRIOTS who placed American flags to “color Cleveland red, white and blue” gather to start their mission in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. Participants included staff of Coldwell Banker Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE Hamilton & Associates, which sponsored the flags, and other local volunteers. JOY LANE, Michael Rongey, Tammy Johnson and Carolyn Boyd help in placing American flags along 25th Street Wednesday morning. Davenport From Page 1
Randolph had been previously 911 and that by the time law delayed at least four times, pend- enforcement arrived, Swafford ing the results of a mental health “I started panicking ... was dead. evaluation. CPD Detective Daniel Gibbs tes- freaking out, I couldn’t Last week, Davenport was tified next. Gibbs told the court deemed mentally competent to believe what just Swafford was shot five times. He stand trial. Davenport stands happened.” said the gunshot wounds started accused in the shooting death of — Mckayla Cedneck at his left shoulder blade and con- local resident Michael Swafford. tinued down the left side of his Swafford was 38 at the time of body. his death and was reportedly a the shooting, she had just awak- Gibbs told the court that house guest of Davenport and his ened and Davenport had just Davenport was apprehended after then-girlfriend Mckayla Cednek, returned home, after having left he ran his car off the road in the when he was found dead from the residence during a verbal dis- area of APD 40 and Blue Springs gunshot wounds on the morning pute the previous evening. Road. Gibbs stated it appeared as of Tuesday, April 14. Officers came to their home the if Swafford had gotten up from the Davenport had already report- Monday night before the shooting, couch and collapsed near the edly fled his residence before in response to a call about possi- front door. Cleveland Police detectives arrived ble domestic violence, after Gibbs also stated that two Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG at the scene the morning of the Cednek’s father called 911 over firearms were recovered from the REALTOR Crystal Kishimoto of Coldwell shooting. About the same time law concerns about his daughter’s scene, a .38 revolver and a 380 Banker Hamilton & Associates straightens out Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE enforcement got the call, safety. CPD investigated, but semiautomatic, and the rounds several American flags as she and some of her KATHY ROHSENBERGER and Riley Arp place Davenport was involved in a car found no evidence of violence. recovered from the victim were colleagues place long rows of them along American flags along Ocoee Street Wednesday crash near the Goode Street resi- Visibly emotional throughout 380 rounds. Peerless Road. morning. dence. her testimony, Cednek struggled After Gibbs wrapped up his tes- At the scene of the crash, CPD to maintain her composure, as timony, McCoin said, “First of all officers found the alleged murder she explained that when your honor, we have a man that weapon, and discovered that Davenport entered the home, was shot five times, and he’s dead. Davenport lived in the house Swafford assaulted him. Then you have him [Davenport] Tradition where the death reportedly Swafford allegedly told Cednek flying from the scene at such a From Page 1 occurred. that he was putting his shoes on high rate of speed that he had a During Thursday’s hearing, so he could continue to fight with wreck, not far away, by running business partner, Boyd Williams, walked a certain number of feet Davenport sat calmly as his for- Davenport. off the road and getting stuck. decided to purchase and place between each flag to keep them in mer girlfriend gave her version of She then told the court that she And that’s how they caught him. flags for the community to enjoy. a uniform line. “It’s special to see that morning’s events. Under saw Davenport leave the house That’s probable cause, I believe,” While the tradition has been a that.” questioning from Assistant and return with a gun and shoot he said. constant one, the number of flags The main reason the tradition District Attorney Mac McCoin and Swafford as he sat on the couch “Your honor, we did hear testi- lining the streets has increased. has been kept alive for nearly 30 defense attorney John Fortuno, lacing up his shoes. mony that the deceased was the This year, the firm was expected to years has been a simple one, Cednek testified Swafford was liv- “I started panicking ... freaking aggressor, that he attacked my place and give away some 2,500 Hamilton said. The company’s ing at the home she and out, I couldn’t believe what just client and severely injured him. I flags. employees are proud of what the Davenport shared, along with happened,” Cednek said. believe this is self-defense and I “The first year, the people’s flag stands for and want to share their 22-month-old son. “I didn’t expect anything to hap- make a motion to call this invol- reaction was so nice we decided to their patriotism with the commu- She advised the court that pen when Sean came into his own untary homicide,” replied continue,” Hamilton said. “Our nity. before the shooting that day they house. I mean he pretty much got Fortuno. had attempted to remove Swafford jumped on,” Cednek added. Randolph retorted, “I think I’ll associates like it, too.” Support for the flag has not from the home, but he refused. Cednek then related to the let the grand jury decide that,” “It’s a great team-builder,” always been constant throughout She related to the court that court that Davenport left the before binding the case over, set- Keller added. the United States, Keller said, not- Swafford had agreed to pay them scene saying, “25 to Life,” because ting Oct. 4, 2015, as Davenport’s This year, 19 flag-toting patriots ing some have disrespected it Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE money for allowing him to stay in he thought there was a warrant next appearance in his courtroom. divided themselves into teams of while protesting things they do their spare bedroom, but he later out for his arrest from the incident Davenport is currently being three or four to tackle four highly PATTI ANGELLE of Coldwell not like about the country. Banker helps place American refused to do so. the night before. She then related held at the Bradley County Jail on traveled roads — 25th Street, Though the reasons people do She stated on the morning of to the courtroom that she called a $100,000 bond. Ocoee Street, Keith Street and flags along Keith Street or do not support the flag have Peerless Road. Wednesday morning. changed over the years, this local While median improvement tradition of emphasizing the of Keith Street, with passers-by work along 25th Street meant occasionally sharing friendly importance of the flag has fewer flags were placed along that waves, smiles and honks from remained constant. road, flags were also placed in “I think it’s even more impor- Curfew their car horns. From Page 1 parts of downtown Cleveland. “It’s really exciting because of tant now,” Keller said. After a team had been to visit him, the reactions from people who The flags are intended to be on city namesake Col. Benjamin drive by,” Angelle said. “People display through the Independence area and affected private proper- Cleveland, whose statue sits in always love it when we put out Day weekend, but those who wish ty. First Street Square, could be these flags.” to continue showing off their That incident resulted in the found holding a flag of his very For Crystal Kishimoto, a fellow patriotism are welcome to take offering of a $1,000 reward for own. Realtor who was taking part in the flags from the roadsides to keep information on the case. The While the flags may simply be event for the first time, the com- afterward, Keller said. reward was credited with leading seen as festive patriotic decora- munity support served as a pleas- In addition, a limited number of to the capture and arrest of three tions, those who placed them said ant surprise. free flags are available now to any- juvenile suspects, one male and they want those who live, work in She has been with Coldwell one who would like to pick one up two females. or visit Cleveland to see the Banker for about a year, picking at Coldwell Banker’s 2650 Cleveland Police Chief Mark American flag as a potential up her career in Cleveland after Peerless Road office. Gibson said that the measure source of pride. moving from Miami. Joking about Keller said the goal is for people would give CPD “more teeth” Realtor Patti Angelle said the the Miami traffic and differences throughout the community to while patrolling the Greenway. tradition has continued because in populations and political views, have the chance to appreciate the He explained, “This is geared the office wanted to share its she said she was unsure how flag and perhaps spread the patri- toward preventing vandalism, respect for the flag. Clevelanders might react to the otism those who placed the flags and it’s a proactive step to pre- In the dim hours of the early flag being displayed everywhere. hoped to share. vent damage on the Greenway.” morning, she and her co-workers “People really seem to like it,” “They should show their support Gibson also said it can cost were placing flags in the medians Kishimoto said as she carefully for the flag as well,” Keller said. thousands of dollars to clean up even minor damage caused by vandalism, and most of the calls Contributed photo and complaints about Greenway THIS RULES AND ETIQUETTE of the Greenway sign may soon vandalism involve minors. have a juvenile curfew sign to accompany it. The Cleveland City GOP “I think that most people Council is currently working on a measure that will ban anyone under From Page 1 would agree that someone under the age of 18 from being on the Greenway between the hours of 11 18 doesn’t need to be on the p.m. and 6 a.m. a tax increase has built consider- has become a major item for some they do not want higher taxes in Greenway at 3 a.m.,” said able support among the commissioners. Bradley County. I wish the com- Gibson. put signs up informing everyone and restitution. He also Republican commission.” Commissioner Thomas Crye missioners would listen to the He explained further that cur- of the curfew at all entry points explained that a young person on The statement notes the issue has maintained construction of overwhelming majority of their rently CPD does not have the to the Greenway. He also said the juvenile probation will have a 24- of a tax increase is not on that school was promised by the constituents on this.” legal right to make juveniles CPD would ease into the enforce- hour curfew for at least 30 days, Monday’s agenda as the budget previous Commission and it is a Lewis said those in favor of the leave the Greenway at night. He ment of the curfew, saying the meaning they cannot be any- on the table for approval main- situation that amounts to “kicking increase will argue an increase said that they can ask subjects preferred method will be verbal where without an adult other tains the current rate of $1.8721 the can down the road.” will be the only way to fund the what they are doing, but have to warnings and educating people than home or school. and unchanged fire tax rates of He found agreement among six Lake Forest project and will say basically leave it at that. about the new law. Gallaher went on to say if pro- .3440 for Fire District 2 and .4212 other commissioners during a those in opposition will be catego- When asked about kids being He said after that, written bation goes beyond 30 days, a for Fire District 1. vote last month which failed by rized as “being against schools on the Greenway when they are warnings and then $50 citations juvenile offender will have an 8 Lewis said a substitute motion one vote. and our kids.” supposed to be in school, Gibson will be given out. p.m. curfew and must be inside can be made and voted on “with The local GOP’s statement is in He also noted County Mayor D. said things are different during Bradley County Juvenile Court after that time — unless they are no notice to the public, essentially agreement with Crye, to a point. Gary Davis has stated future proj- the day — and during the school Director Terry Gallaher said after accompanied by a parent or increasing property taxes at the “There is no doubt that our ects can be funded without a tax year. multiple citations, the behavior guardian. Breaking these cur- eleventh hour.” county has needs that must be increase. “It’s pretty obvious when kids would be considered habitual, fews while on probation can The GOP statement said the met. But it is not fair to kick the “The County Commission has are on the Greenway during and that a juvenile could then be result in additional infractions party “maintains that all viable can down the street year after said yes to every project and school hours, and we can nor- issued a petition to appear in the beyond a probation violation, options have not been explored, year, show a lack of planning and departmental proposal that has mally handle it through school Juvenile Court. A court appear- such as an unruly child charge. including ways to cut and or pri- fiscal responsibility and then come across their desk, leaving the resource officers and normal ance could result in probation Gibson added that if the cur- oritize spending.” place the burden on taxpayers,” school system and the kids at Lake patrols, but they’re usually not and possible detainment, if the few does go into effect on July The thrust of the argument for Lewis’ statement reads. “We do Forrest with an empty wallet,” the ones damaging property. problem continues. 13, the CPD will issue an an increase developed as the need not have a revenue problem, we Lewis said. “That’s not the burden That happens at night,” Gibson Gallaher also explained that announcement to inform the for replacing the Lake Forest have a spending problem. The vot- of the taxpayers, and we shouldn’t said. vandalism charges against juve- public of the new rules concern- Middle School academic facility ers have been clear in the past, be left holding the check.” Gibson said officials plan to niles usually result in probation ing the Greenway.