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162nd YEAR • No. 70 JULY 20, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 26 PAGES • 50¢ HCI chair ‘saddened’ by action to halt funding plan By BRIAN GRAVES Bill 1801/Senate Bill 2380) signed by munity wins by enjoying the health, well- to the passage of the new bill. The new bill Banner Staff Writer Governor Bill Haslam on April 21, 2016, is ness and quality of life initiatives funded by simply extends the term of the loan from 9 a win-win-win for our community.” HCI,” Stanbery said. years to 20 years, which makes the inter- Healthy Community Initiative She added the county “wins by borrowing The bill, which was sponsored by state fund loan a great option for our county.” Chairperson Lisa Stanbery said she is “sad- money from itself and thereby keeping Rep. Dan Howell and state Sen. Mike Bell, She thanked and applauded the methodi- dened and disappointed” with the recent interest payments and fees in the county specifically authorizes interfund loans of cal efforts of the Bradley County motion filed by local resident Ginger Wilson coffers, rather than adding to the bottom funds derived from the sale of any Commission, the Cleveland/Bradley Buchanan to halt the county’s plan to make line of a financial institution.” Tennessee private act hospital, and the Chamber of Commerce, Industrial an interfund loan from funds received from “The HCI committee wins with sustain- additional language extends the term of the Development Board, the Bradley County the sale of Bradley Memorial Hospital. able income over the life of the interfund loan from 9 years to 20 years. Mayor’s Office, the Bradley County In a statement to the Cleveland Daily loan allowing us to use the interest of the Stanbery clarified “it is important to note Banner, Stanbery explained “the bill (House loan to budget HCI grant cycles. Our com- that interfund loans were permissible prior See HCI, Page 6 Stanbery Inside Today Bradley man Assembly takes own life during police eyes Hill call to clinic as COG By ALLEN MINCEY Banner Staff Writer What reportedly began as a general possible hostage situation Tuesday ended up with a Bradley County man’s death from a self- overseer inflicted gunshot wound inside a Spring Place Road animal clinic. The Bradley County Sheriff’s Executive Council Office has identified the man as election expected Braves rally for win Larry W. Stewart, 69, of a Bates Pike address. Special to the Banner Braves manager Brian Law enforcement responded to NASHVILLE — The Rev. Snitker got tossed and the Braves an armed person call at the Timothy M. Hill, current director blew a lead in the ninth inning, Appalachian Animal Clinic of World Missions for the Church but they rallied to defeat the around 11 a.m. Tuesday, and Contributed photo of God, was nominated here Cincinnati Reds in the 11th. when they arrived, learned of the THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY of the Olympic Games is being remembered by athletes, volunteers Tuesday by the General Council Travis Vick finished Tuesday’s man — Stewart — reportedly with and others. The 1996 games began on July 19, and continued through Aug. 4, with whitewater of the Church of God to serve as round at the U.S. Junior Amateur a shotgun in the clinic. He had events on the Ocoee River in late July. the next general overseer for the with an even-par 72 to earn reportedly tried to take the staff Cleveland-based denomination. medalist honors headed into and customers hostage, but all Delegates from around the match play. See Sports, Pages were able to escape the facility. world are gathered here this 11-13. BCSO reported that Stewart week for their 76th International was concerned about his cat, left Qualifying the Ocoee General Assembly being held at the clinic and returned with the the Music City Center. Congrats to a local shotgun and while doing so, those Hill was girl, Halla Maynard! within the building were able to nominated on leave. Traffic on Spring Place Joellen Dickey remembers the first ballot For the first time since 1992 Road was rerouted from the area, with more than when it was still called Junior and individuals on the scene were enough votes Miss, the Cleveland representa- kept away from the clinic while to place him in tive has won the Distinguished authorities conducted negotia- the river’s Olympic efforts the highest Young Woman of Tennessee tions by phone with Stewart. and other areas, who wanted to office of the 2017 competition. She is Halla SWAT teams from both the By ALLEN MINCEY 130-year-old Banner Staff Writer see this happen in Polk Maynard, a Bradley Central High Bradley County Sheriff’s Office movement. His and Cleveland Police Department County,” she said. Dickey said School senior who has brought a When discussion on the 1996 office is part of responded to the scene. The CPD it was important for the state of smile to the faces of many Olympic Games venue on the the five-man team was equipped with a robot Tennessee, U.S. National Forest Hill Cleveland and Bradley County Ocoee River comes up, so too E x e c u t i v e and camera. To ensure the safety and Tennessee Valley Authority, residents. See the editorial on does the name Joellen Dickey. Committee of of the officers on the scene, the along with local governments, Page 14 of today’s edition. Dickey was one of the early the Church of robot was sent into the clinic to support the effort as well. supporters of the Olympics God. where it located the man who OURTH “Everyone got together and being staged in Polk County on F “My prayer apparently was already deceased promoted this possibility, and the Ocoee, and in fact, began for the Church Forecast from the self-inflicted wound. No the next thing we needed was to working toward that possibility IN A SERIES of God is that shots were fired in the direction of receive that support from the years before the event. we will be a clinic staff, sheriff’s deputies, Atlanta Olympics group and “We had a group that wanted church of pas- policemen or other law enforce- “Whitewater in Ninety-Six.” That then the International Olympics to host the games, but knew sion, prayer, ment and emergency responders. led to other organizations being organization,” she said. Dickey that we would have to have the as well as a “The use of the robot is truly a created such as the Ocoee River believes that having these enti- appropriate course to do so,” critical and potential life-saver,” said Sheriff Canoe and Kayak Association, ties seeing the way the commu- she said. “We had the river ... crucial pres- Culpepper Eric Watson. “We were able to and eventually the Tennessee nity was working together was we just needed it to be of ence in this determine the scene was secure Ocoee Development Agency. critical to the decision to have Olympic caliber.” world,” Hill by the use of the robot.” Though WIN was not directly the Olympics come to the Ocoee Groups began working on said. He also praised the two SWAT involved in the creation of these River. having the Ocoee be included in He has teams. organizations, it did have its Once the decision was made the Olympics, and in the early served as “Cleveland Police and Bradley hand in their development. 1990s began a movement that “We had so many, including World Missions was titled WIN, which stood for whitewater folks from Atlanta See OCOEE, Page 6 director for the Today’s outlook is for sunny and See CLINIC, Page 6 past four years hot conditions, with a high near 96 after being degrees and heat index values as elected to the high as 99. There is a slight chance The Grove at Hardwick Farms moves forward post in 2012. The previous Stephens of afternoon showers or thunder- eight years he storms. Tonight should be partly By JOYANNA LOVE liminary plat approval and site plan/ Chris Broom of the Stormwater Division Banner Senior Staff Writer plan approval, subject to staff comments. noted in his comments that a Tennessee was secretary cloudy, with a low around 71. The redevelopment will be at the inter- Department of Environment and general (2004- Thursday looks to be mostly sunny The annexation of less than an acre will section of North Lee Highway and Tasso Conservation Notice of Coverage and 08) and first and hot, with a high near 95. ensure that the entire The Grove at Lane. The portion of property to be approved stormwater pollution prevention assistant gen- Thursday night should be mostly Hardwick Farms development is within annexed is on Tasso Lane. plan needed to be developed for the project eral overseer clear, with a low around 72. city limits of Cleveland. “The approximate revenue generated as and a copy submitted to the city. (2008-12) for The Planning Commission unanimously a result of this annexation at the time of Various other plans regarding water, the denomina- approved the annexation, zoning and plan annexation would be about $198.62,” traffic flow and drainage will be required tion. Index of service for .52 acres of the development according to the city planning office. before final approval is given. N o m i n a t e d during a meeting Tuesday. This proposed Of course, any development on the lot as first assis- Classified...... 15-17 residential development also received pre- would increase this revenue. tant general See HARDWICK, Page 7 overseer was Ramirez Comics...... 24 Raymond F. Editorials...... 14 Culpepper, a Horoscope...... 24 post he was Lifestyles...... 19-21 MTSU journalism students elected to and Obituaries...... 2 held from 2004-08. From Stocks...... 4 2008-12, he Sports...... 11-13 coming to develop stories was general TV Schedule...... 25 By RICK NORTON group of journalism students on a overseer for Weather...... 9 Associate Editor three-week adventure across the denomina- Tennessee to partner with host tion. The past Journalism is bringing a new face newspapers in each section of the four years, Childers Around Town to the Cleveland and Bradley County state. Culpepper has community next week — five new The idea is this: Established news- Alligood Porter Snoddy served as state overseer for the John Arias coaching juniors in faces, in fact. papers in a different city in West, Church of God in . football ... Sally Hays getting pie They’re a group of Middle Middle and East Tennessee host the Returning to the position of in the face at the office ... Robert Tennessee State University students students who spend a week in each second assistant general over- and Vickie Dunn stating they are who are coming to the area to find, area pursuing news leads and fea- seer will be J. David Stephens. thankful to have survived a seri- and to tell, a few stories, according tures, and then developing stories on He was elected to the post in ous wreck involving a tractor- to their communications Sensei — as many as possible. Once finished, 2012 and, if elected, will serve trailer ... Trent Walker making a Leon Alligood, an MTSU associate the stories are then turned over to until 2020. long putt look easy. professor who spent 30 years in the partnering newspaper for use in In a historic vote by the newspapering before joining the col- print and electronic editions. General Council, comprised of lege’s faculty. Students coming to Cleveland will registered and present ordained It’s not a trip made by chance. It incorporate multiple venues in their bishops, the ministerial body comes with purpose. For the past Gaston Kellum Johnson nominated David Ramirez, the four years, Alligood has taken a See MTSU, Page 6 6489076 75112 See ASSEMBLY, Page 6 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Garry Marshall dies at 81 (AP) — Garry Marshall knew how to tug at moviegoers’ heartstrings, whether with unlikely love in “Pretty Bana Clough Woman” or sentimental loss in Bana Clough, 94, of “Beaches.” Cleveland, died Tuesday, July Tommy Taylor McAmis But it was goofy, crowd-pleasing 19, 2016, in a local health care comedy that endeared the writer facility. Tommy Taylor McAmis, 74, of Survivors and arrangements Cleveland died Tuesday, July, 19, and director to generations of TV will be announced by Companion 2016, at his home. viewers in hit sitcoms including Funeral Home. Survivors and arrangements Kimberly D. Wells “Happy Days, “Laverne & Shirley” will be announced by Companion Kimberly D. Wells, 44, passed and “Mork & Mindy.” Marshall, Roy Lane Hysinger Funeral Home. Roy Lane Hysinger, 89, away Thursday, July 14, 2016, at who died Tuesday at 81, said in a passed away at his family resi- JMS Burn Center in Augusta, Ga. 1980s interview that humor was dence on Sunday, July 17, 2016. She was born in Cleveland, to his necessary path in life. He was a great and godly man Cletus D. Wells and the late Anna “In the neighborhood where we and has now entered into the Jean Westfield-Wells. grew up in, the Bronx, you only gates of Heaven because he led , as we affectionately called her, was a graduate of had a few choices. You were either Donald Lee Harvey a life of helping others, taking an athlete or a gangster, or you Cleveland High School. AP photo Donald Lee Harvey, died care of his friends and family and were funny,” the New York native sharing his love of Jesus. She worked as a CNA (Certified Gary Marshall Sunday, July, 17, 2016, at the Robert ‘Bob’ Noelck Nursing Assistant) which was very said. family residence. He was a veteran of the Army in 1945-1947, and was an engi- Robert “Bob” John Fredrick rewarding to her, because she Marshall also had a memorable Walter. Among his final credits was Survivors include his wife, Noelck Jr., 72, a resident of loved caring for her patients. Her on-screen presence, using his “Mother’s Day,” a film released last Betty Hargrove Harvey, three neer. He was stationed in France and Germany and was MIA on an Cleveland, passed away on children and her grandchildren hometown accent and gruff deliv- April starring Jennifer Aniston, daughters: Susan Culbreth of Monday, July 18, 2016. were the joy of her life. ery in colorful supporting roles Kate Hudson and Roberts. Douglasville, Ga., Donna army ship, but was found a week later after being declared lost at He was preceded in death by She is preceded in death by that included a practical-minded Marshall, the brother of actress- Simpson of Huntsville, Ala., and his parents, Robert Noelck Sr. her mother, Anna Jean Wells; her Patti Watts of Stockbridge, Ga.; sea. casino boss untouched by Albert director Penny Marshall, earned a He was a former member and and Randy Noelck; and son, brother, Barry O. Wells; grand- nine grandchildren; one step- parents, James (Ernestine) Brooks’ disastrous luck in “Lost in degree in journalism from Sunday School superintendent Bobby Noelck. America” and a crass network daughter, Kaye Talman; one He was survived by his wife, Ware, Henry (Mary) Wells, and Northwestern University and stepgrandson; and three great- and treasurer of Asbury United executive in “Soapdish.” worked at the New York Daily Methodist Church and a charter Joan Noelck; daughter and son- Martha J. Wells; along with sev- grandchildren. in-law, Christa and Shane eral aunts and uncles. He died at a hospital in News. But he found he was better The service will be held at 3 member of Big Springs United Methodist Church. Dansby; grandchildren; Heather She leaves to cherish her Burbank, , of complica- at writing punchlines. p.m. today, July 20, 2016, in the Norwood and husband, Eric, memories her father, Cletus D. tions from pneumonia following a He began his entertainment chapel of Ralph Buckner Funeral He was president of the Oak Grove Ruritan club for several Shelby Allen and fiancé, Jordan Wells of Cleveland; children: stroke, his publicist Michelle Bega career in the 1960s selling jokes to Home with the Rev. Tom Wickes McDonald, Tyler Noelck and wife, Sharkem R. Wells, Joshua O. said in a statement. An outpouring officiating. years and helped in various com- comedians, then moved to writing munity projects. He retired from Lindsey, Jennifer Bonteckoe and Wells; grandchildren: Sharkem Emtombment will follow at Wells Jr., Shaquaveon Wells, all of respect and affection quickly fol- sketches for “The Tonight Show” Magic Chef in 1989 after 24 husband, Will, Morgan Noelck lowed. with Jack Paar in New York. He Hilcrest Memorial Gardens. and Tiffany Whittle; great-grand- of Chattanooga; sister, Myra A. The family will receive friends years of service and received “A great, great guy and the best caught the eye of comic Joey many awards for his active par- children, Connor Norwood, Westfield of Cleveland; brothers: from 2 to 3 p.m. today at the Karson Noelck, Kaiden Noelck; Donald E. Westfield of Cleveland, casino boss in the history of film,” Bishop, who brought him to Los funeral home. ticipation. He loved gardening, working in the yard, and building, and brother, Larry Noelck and Michael V. (Sandy) Westfield of actor-filmmaker Brooks posted on Angeles to write for “The Joey but most of all, he enjoyed wife, SuEllen. Alcoa, David O. (Pastor Carolyn) Twitter. Bishop Show.” spending time with his grandchil- The funeral will be held at 7 Wells of , Robert Cansler Richard Gere, who starred Sitcoms quickly proved to be dren. They were the light of his p.m. on Thursday, July 21, 2016, and Edward Cansler, both of opposite in “Pretty Marshall’s forte. He and then-writ- life and he loved playing with in the chapel of Grissom-Serenity Cleveland; a host of nieces, Woman,” said in a statement that ing partner Jerry Belson turned nephews, other relatives, and them, teaching them and sharing Funeral Home. “everyone loved Garry. He was a out scripts for the most popular his love. He was truly the great- Interment will be held at 10 friends. The body may be viewed mentor and a cheerleader and one comedies of the ‘60s, including est “Papaw.” a.m. on Friday in Chattanooga of the funniest men who ever lived. National Cemetery. Friday, July 22, 2016, from 9 a.m. “The Lucy Show,” ‘’The Danny He has now joined the love of He had a heart of the purest gold Thomas Show” and “The Dick Van his life in Heaven, Virginia The family will receive friends until 7 p.m. at the Patton Funeral “Louise” Hysinger. They shared a from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday at Home Chapel, 265 Fair Street and a soul full of mischief. He was Dyke Show.” special love and were the best of the funeral home prior to the S.E., Cleveland. Garry.” Marshall and Belson detoured friends and everyone that met service. The family will receive friends Henry Winkler, who starred as into screenwriting in 1967 with them, could see and feel the love Online condolences may be Saturday, July 23 from 11 a.m. Fonzie on “Happy Days,” saluted “How Sweet It Is,” starring Debbie they had for each other. He is sent to www.grissomserenity. until service time at noon at Marshall in a tweet as “larger than Reynolds, and followed it up with also preceded in death by his com. Pleasant Grove Baptist Church the Pastor, Rev. Edward S. life, funnier than most, wise and “The Grasshopper” (1970) with granddaughter, Misty Rymer the definition of friend.” Jacqueline Bisset. But the two Thompson; parents, Ben L. and Robinson, 799 E. Inman Street N.E., Rev. Rhonda S. Westfield He rejected retirement, serving men kept their hand in TV. Bertha D. Caywood Hysinger; as a consultant on CBS’ 2015 In 1970, they turned Neil and son-in-law, Jerry Rymer. He will be the eulogist. was the youngest of six siblings, Interment will follow at Fort Hill reboot of “The Odd Couple,” star- Simon’s Broadway hit, “The Odd who have also passed away, Iva Cemetery. ring Matthew Perry and Thomas Couple,” into a sitcom starring Hysinger, Harley ( Kitty) Lennon, and appearing in an Jack Klugman and Tony Randall Hysinger, J.A. (Maxie) Hysinger, episode this year as Oscar’s father, and produced by Marshall. Irene (Dickie) Huff, Jewel Suzanne Snyder McClanahan, and Frances (Perry) Harden. Suzanne Snyder of He leaves behind to cherish Chattanooga died Monday, July him his children; Kathy Rymer, 18, 2016. CHURCH ACTIVITIES Dennis (Faye) Hysinger, John Cremation arrangements are (Dorlene) Ingram, and Ken being entrusted to Companion (Susan) Ingram, all of Cleveland; Funeral & Cremation Service. LOTTERY his beloved grandchildren: The Mormon congregation on Cumberland Presbyterian Winston Allan Holcomb Shane (Brian) Rymer, Dustin, NUMBERS Pryor Road in Cleveland will hold Church in America will have Winston Allan “Bud” Holcomb, Tyler and Cassie Ingram, Olivia a social on Thursday. The public Homecoming worship service 83, of Cleveland, passed away Hysinger, Shaun (Shauna) is invited to participate. Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. on Sunday, July 17, 2016. Cavett, Heather (John) Davis, (AP) — These lotteries were ——— Timothy Purifory will be the Bud was born in Hamilton and Laura Ingram; he also leaves drawn Tuesday: Christian Outreach, 205 guest speaker while his wife, behind seven great-grandchil- County on Sept. 12, 1932. He Tennessee Rabbit Valley Road, presents its Shirley, and the Johnson Family served in the Air dren, one great-great-grandchild Betty Standifer and several nieces and Cash 3 Evening: 9-5-8, Lucky outdoor play on the life of Jesus will minister in song. There will Force before starting a career in Dr. Betty Robbins Standifer, titled “Christmas in July” on be lunch after the service. the aerospace industry; including nephews. 74, of Cleveland, died Sunday, Sum: 22 The funeral will be conducted July 18, 2016, in a Chattanooga Cash 3 Midday: 4-3-4, Lucky Friday and Saturday. The play ——— the Apollo moon program in cen- incorporates live animals in the Rogers, 2X2 Quartet tral Florida. He later worked with at 2 p.m. Thursday, July 21, health care facility. Sum: 11 Gillman paper and ITT Rayonier 2016, in the chapel of Ralph The family will receive friends Cash 3 Morning: 6-6-4 production. For more informa- and Recognized will be at on Amelia Island before returning Buckner Funeral Home. from 1 until 3 p.m. Friday, July Cash 4 Evening; 1-6-1-8, tion, call 423-244-1801. Southview Baptist Church to Tennessee in 1980. He Interment will follow in Hilcrest 22, 2016, with the funeral to be ——— Saturday for a benefit singing. All Memorial Gardens. Lucky Sum: 16 enjoyed hunting, fishing, and held at 3 p.m. from the Westmore Cash 4 Midday: 9-9-3-7, Lucky The “Young At Heart” group proceeds will benefit the team Pallbearers are Shane Rymer, Church of God. camping. He was an avid sports- Sum: 28 from Big Spring United Methodist traveling to Israel in November. man. Brian Faulkenberry, Dustin and The North Ocoee Chapel of Tyler Ingram, and Kaleb and Cash 4 Morning: 4-3-2-3 Church will be meeting Thursday There will be a silent dessert auc- He was preceded in death by Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation at 9 a.m., at Old Fort restaurant. tion at 5 p.m. with singing begin- his father, Leon “Lucky” Holcomb Cameron Thompson. Services will announce survivors Mega Millions: 03-34-54-65- The family will receive friends and other arrangements. 66, Mega Ball: 4, Megaplier: 5 ——— ning at 6 p.m. and his wife, Mattie Lou A ladies fellowship conference ——— Holcomb, of Ringgold, Ga.; and from 5 to 9 p.m. this evening at the funeral home. Georgia will be held at Bethel Baptist Steve Woods will be speaking his mother, Lennie Thomas Hale 5 Card Cash: QD-JS-8D-9D- of Cleveland. We invite you to send a mes- Church on Old Chattanooga Pike Thursday at 7 p.m. at Souls He is survived by his loving sage of condolence and view the 10H Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Outreach Church, 2254 Spring wife, Shirley Holcomb; and his Hysinger family guestbook at All or Nothing Day: 01-04-05- The guest speaker will be Tina Place Road. son Brian Holcomb and wife, www.ralphbuckner.com. 06-07-08-15-17-18-19-22-24 Kerr. Diane, of Woodstock, Ga.; his All or Nothing Evening: 01-08- ——— children by marriage: Tami Ward Edna Stephens 09-10-11-13-14-15-16-18-19-24 Prospect Church of God, 2220 of Oklahoma, and Gilbert Arms of All or Nothing Morning: 02-05- Edna Stephens, 96, of Harrison Pike, will have the IT’SASPECIAL Cleveland; adopted daughter, 06-07-09-10-15-17-21-22-23-24 gospel group 2X2 Quartet singing Celeste Reeder St. Clair; grand- Cleveland, died Tuesday, July 19, 2016, at her home surround- All or Nothing Night: 01-04-06- Sunday at 11 a.m. children: Ashley Ward of 07-08-10-12-17-18-20-21-24 DAY FOR ... Chattanooga and Breelee Arms ed by her family. ——— of Cleveland; his beloved cousin, Survivors and funeral arrange- Cash 3 Evening: 7-8-5 Eastview Baptist Church, No Margie (Holcomb) Walker, of Ralph T. Ledford ments will be announced by the Cash 3 Midday: 8-0-8 Pone Road in Georgetown, will Decatur, Ga. with her husband Ralph T. Ledford, 77, of North Ocoee Chapel of Jim Rush Cash 4 Evening: 3-1-9-1 have a special singing Sunday at Jessica Snyder, Debra Harry. Cleveland, died Monday, July 18, Funeral and Cremation Services. Cash 4 Midday: 2-5-3-3 11 a.m. featuring Compassion. Campbell, Mike Pugh, Timmy The family will not have any 2016. Fantasy 5: 10-12-25-32-33 There will be lunch to follow the James, Dennis Goins and Cody public services at this time. They He was preceded in death by Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-7-1-5-5 service. Morgan, who are celebrating request that memorials be made his wife, Faye Ledford; and par- Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-9-9-2-6 ——— birthdays today ... Yvonne to Hospice of Chattanooga. ents, John and Allie Ledford. Mega Millions: 03-34-54-65- Dr. Harry Johnson and the Olsson, who is celebrating her You are invited to share a per- Survivors include his children: 66, Mega Ball: 4, Megaplier: 5 96th birthday today. sonal memory of Bud or your John Wayne Ledford, David congregation of Green’s Chapel www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 3 Changing attitudes emerge at convention (Editor’s Note: Emily Beaty is a By EMILY BEATY prohibit them from allocating del- It reaches those who feel stuck in Cleveland resident who is a dele- GOP Convention Delegate egates to candidates who have not their current situation. He is not gate to the Republican National been nominated or have dropped only a successful businessman, Convention in Cleveland, . CLEVELAND, Ohio — It is offi- out of the race. but a leader who believes in his She is providing her thoughts this cial, Donald J. Trump is the House Speaker Paul Ryan people. week from the floor of the conven- Republican Nominee for quickly resolved the conflicts and Pundits and political strategists tion. Blake Kitterman, who will be President. the convention moved on. The claiming this convention has been a delegate to the Democratic Tuesday's session did not see “Never Trump” movement is offi- about fear and negativity are National Convention in the controversy of the opening cially dead. missing the point. Trump seems Philadelphia, will be providing day. Alaska contested its record- As the focus of this convention to understand the frustrations commentary from there next week ed vote count and Utah tried to now turns toward the next four and angst of middle America, for Cleveland Daily Banner read- cast their delegates to Cruz, even months and defeating Hillary something Mitt Romney, other ers.) though their state party bylaws Clinton, Republicans once hesi- Republican candidates, and the tant to support Trump will begin so called “experts” have not been to rally around the party's nomi- able to grasp. nee. Changing attitudes were Trump's independent and apparent last night on the con- aggressive approach reflects the vention floor. mood in America, and will contin- The theme “Make America Work ue to confuse and shock those not Again” was timely. Recent polls in touch with the American peo- Jack anD Martha Bennett are celebrating their show the economy and national ple. 65 wedding anniversary today. security are the two most impor- tant issues of likely voters. Trump, unlike his opponent, has been responsible for providing jobs to tens of thousands of Americans in the private sector. 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Lamar Alexander, the report and propose potential not the government or because of service, as well as quick turn who two years ago largely chose to times and affordable pricing. solutions to improve availability. is Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. one's status, formal education, ignore Carr during the Senate pri- race, or gender. The Tennessee Municipal mary. Call us for all your back to school, Electric Power Association said the From Staff Reports the nostalgic atmosphere. Donald Trump's message PTO, club, or team apparel. Alexander, a former governor The swap meet is located in reaches those blue collar workers report illustrates the need for city- The MainStreet Cruise-In rolls We look forward to helping you! and two-time presidential candi- the parking lot on Broad Street, who see no hope in this economy. owned utilities to be allowed to into downtown on Saturday, July date, ended up losing most of south of Inman Street. Spaces expand into areas outside their Middle Tennessee to his little- 23, from 1 to 6 p.m. for its mid- are free and are available on a service areas that are overlooked known and underfunded opponent season show. first-come, first-served basis. by commercial providers. in that race, and ended up winning Car enthusiasts will be show- Destructive beetle found in White the primary race by a much closer- ing their vehicles as all types of The Cruise-In is free to enter a than-expected 9 percentage points. cars are displayed, from classics vehicle and free to spectators. It County; quarantine issued continues on the fourth NASHVILLE (AP) — State offi- Black said her comments to special interest and current Tuesday were in response to fliers models. Saturday of each month through cials say White County has been October. Anyone interested in added to the list of counties under sent out by her opponent and by Check out the cars, shop, have questions raised by constituents dinner in one of the locally joining the MainStreet Cruisers 3411 Keith Street NW quarantine for the emerald ash Car Club should contact Randy borer, an invasive pest targeting she’s spoken to at early voting owned restaurants, and enjoy Cleveland, TN 37312 • 423.479.6116 Howard at 595-2912. ash trees. sites. specialty such as funnel For general information, call Officials have caught an adult A deal in Memphis resolves cakes, kettle corn, and fried UPSCALE BOUTIQUE apple pies from the vendors. the MainStreet office at 479- emerald ash borer in a trap in the zoo parking-park dispute CONSIGNMENT SALE! eastern section of White County. Music from the 1950s, 1960s, 1000 or visit the website at MEMPHIS (AP) — There will be and 1970s fills the air, adding to www.mainstreetcleveland.com. The county now joins 48 other more parking for the zoo, a new BEGINS SATURDAY counties where the movement of entrance for a city park and the JULY 23 - 10:30 AM ash trees and ash tree products is magnolia trees will be saved under not allowed. Federal effort launched We will be located in the old Shoney’s a compromise aimed at resolving a building - next to Baskin Robbins The emerald ash borer is a dispute between the Memphis Zoo destructive forest beetle that was and the Overton Park Call for more information. introduced from Asia into the Conservancy. to expand solar power United States in the 1990s. It was The greensward deal was LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Deese said in a telephone briefing first detected in Tennessee in July reached just ahead of a city council 2010. Obama administration unveiled a with reporters. vote on Tuesday, The Commercial plan Tuesday aimed at helping California Gov. Jerry Brown We Have The The beetles can kill an ash tree Appeal reported. The council voted within three years of the initial middle-class and low-income praised the effort, saying it would unanimously to approve the plan communities put solar panels on lead to more solar installations infestation. later Tuesday. Cash To Help People are asked to refrain from their roofs. and energy-saving retrofits The zoo and conservancy had Homeowners could choose to around the country. transporting any firewood, even been in mediation over the zoo’s within the state. harness electricity from the sun, “It is another important gov- use of the greensward for overflow buy energy-efficient water pumps ernment effort to accelerate the Dozens of dogs removed parking on peak attendance days. and make other energy-saving movement to renewable energy from shelter near Nashville When the mediation failed, Mayor upgrades at no cost upfront, and efficient housing so we’re not NASHVILLE (AP) — Police have Jim Strickland proposed his own eventually paying it back through wasting water, we’re not wasting removed 41 dogs living in solution, which drew criticism from their property tax bills. gas and electricity, and we’re deplorable conditions at a the zoo. The compromise being While this type of clean-energy using the sun as much as we $ $ Nashville-area shelter and arrested presented to the council amends financing has existed for years, can,” Brown said. 200- 1,250 its owner. the mayor’s plan. officials said backing by the fed- Under the plan, if a solar-pow- Metro Animal Care and Control A conservancy statement said eral Housing and Urban ered home is sold through a reg- 476-5770 spokeswoman Rebecca Morris says the consensus plan has broad sup- Development and the ular sale or foreclosure, the a warrant was executed Tuesday at port and “preserves these impor- Department of Veterans Affairs responsibility of paying for the 2538 Keith St. • Cleveland, TN Happy Endings Animal Rescue in tant public assets for generations should expand access to families upgrade is passed on to the next Telephone Applications Welcome Madison. to come.” who may not afford it otherwise. owner. The American Society for the Overall, the plan creates nearly The White House estimated the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1,000 possible parking spaces. Zoo effort would bring solar power to had sought the dogs’ removal. CEO Chuck Brady’s statement about 250,000 middle-class and ASPCA workers were removing and said that’s fewer than the zoo cur- low-income homes by 2020. transporting the dogs to a tempo- rently uses on overflow days, but “Solar panels are no longer for rary shelter. the zoo is “committed to making wealthy folks who live where the Media outlets report the shelter’s this compromise work.” sun shines every day,” President owner, 61-year-old David Joseph “I’m glad everyone involved Barack Obama said in a video Gosselin, was charged with animal worked together to find consensus message accompanying the cruelty. He was released from jail for the good of all park users and announcement. on $10,000 bond later Tuesday. I’m grateful to the City Council for In recent years, technological approving the amended plan that Police: Memphis crash advances have made it cheaper to will solve this issue, which has install rooftop solar panels, victim was fatally shot been debated for many years,” Obama senior adviser Brian MEMPHIS (AP) — Memphis Strickland said in a statement police say a man first believed to Tuesday. have died as the result of a car Parents indicted on misdemeanor accident instead was fatally shot. The Commercial Appeal reports charge in infant’s death I SEE BY THE 25-year-old Justin Langston was OLIVER SPRINGS (AP) — An found unconscious in his vehicle Oliver Springs couple has been BANNER after it crashed into a utility pole indicted on a misdemeanor charge on July 7 near LeMoyne-Owen after an infant boy was killed when Thursdays 3-6 Now at the Old Woolen Mill. his sleeping mother rolled on top of College. He was pronounced dead Charleston’s Block Party will be him. Join us each Thursday at the MainStreet Cleveland Market at the Mill. This that day at a hospital. held at Charleston Park on July The Knoxville News Sentinel unique downtown Farmers Market is a perfect opportunity to get the area’s freshest Police said Tuesday that a bullet 26, at 6 p.m. There will be a reports Anderson County grand local fruits, vegetables and more. Local artists and craftsmen will be selling their wound later was found on clothing and canned give- jurors considered two different unique creations. And there’s frequent entertainment, too! Langston’s body. No arrests have away. Door prizes, free food, face murder charges against 26-year- been made. painting, puppets, music, inflat- You’ll find it all outdoors at the Old Woolen Mill every old Samantha Yarborough and 28- able games and more will be fea- Thursday from 3-6 pm. Make your plans to visit us for great U.S. Rep. Diane Black takes year-old Nathaniel T. Johnson tured. There will be fun for the food, great values and lots of fun. aim at primary challenge before indicting them for misde- entire family. The event is spon- GALLATIN (AP) — Incumbent meanor reckless endangerment. sored by Council Baptist Church Join us at the Downtown Market... U.S. Rep. Diane Black isn’t going to Records show the infant died and Ocoee Outreach. • Farmers Market with area fresh let a barrage of attacks from her earlier this year after Yarborough ——— fruits and vegetables challenger go unreturned in the rolled on top of him as she slept. A benefit singing/puppet show • Arts & Crafts Republican primary campaign for A police report says Yarborough will be held at Four Point Baptist • Unique items for purchase Tennessee’s 6th Congressional and Johnson had received “safe Church, 3501 Old Tasso Road, on • Demonstrations and much District. sleep counseling” during a Saturday at 2 p.m. There will also more, rain or shine Black in a campaign speech Tennessee Department of be beans and potatoes with fix- Tuesday specifically turned back Children’s Services home visit four ings. 445 Church St. SE. (2 blocks south of Inman St.) 479-1000 mainstreetcleveland.com claims by former state Rep. Joe days before the child died. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Bowman Hills Should schools punish rummage sale opens this in sex cases when morning there’s no accuser? HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The promptly investigate allegations of expulsion of two college athletes sexual assault and harassment, on sexual misconduct grounds even if the accuser does not make highlights a little-known facet of a complaint to the institution, can Banner photo, DONNA KAYLOR the latitude schools are given face a loss of federal money. PEOPLE WAIT in line at when investigating such cases: Miltenberg, Neal’s attorney, said Bowman Hills School’s 19th They can mete out punishment that raises questions about annual rummage sale that even in the absence of a complaint whether schools are trying to con- from the alleged victim. duct fair investigations or making opened at 8 this morning, and Former Yale University basket- examples out of high-profile defen- will run through Friday, closing ball captain Jack Montague and dants to appease the Office for each evening at 6. former State-Pueblo foot- Civil Rights. ball player and wrestler Grant Neal “Even at the schools with the both filed federal lawsuits this year greatest of endowments, like a over their expulsions, alleging their Yale, the threat of taking away fed- schools mishandled information eral funding is significant,” he that originated with someone other said. than the alleged victim. KC Johnson, a professor at “There is no real complainant,” Brooklyn College who has written said attorney Andrew Miltenberg, extensively on how schools handle who represents Neal and has been sexual assault allegations, said the the lawyer for about 100 men threat of an OCR investigation into accused of sexual assaults on a university also is powerful moti- campuses. “There is no victim vation for the institutions to be making the charge. There is the aggressive and err on the side of school acting on some sort of punishing the accused. hearsay or information.” “Schools are not capable of deal- Neal was suspended after a ing with situations like this very woman reported to school author- well,” he said. “It’s hard to fairly be ities that her friend had been a prosecutor, an investigator and a assaulted. According to the law- juror simultaneously.” suit, both Neal and the alleged vic- He said that’s why schools Banner photos, DONNA KAYLOR tim said the sex was consensual, including Yale have a policy of hav- ATTENDING the Bowman but the woman said she stopped ing its Title IX officer bring cases in Hills School’s 19th annual rum- the encounter at one point the absence of a victim complaint mage sale were Hanah Burger because Neal wasn’t wearing a only in extraordinary circum- with her daughter Mikaela condom and then resumed it after stances, such as when there is an Burger. For the past 10 years, he put one on. acute risk to the community. He they’ve looked forward to shop- Montague was expelled after a said it’s not clear that either of ping together at the sale. friend of the woman involved in his these cases meet that threshold. case went to a school official who Beth Hamilton, the director of ensures Yale’s compliance with prevention and programs at the UP fOR BID was a handmade Title IX, the federal law designed to Connecticut Alliance to End covered wagon, center right. prevent sexual discrimination in Sexual Violence, defends the “pre- Larry Price has been a shopper education. ponderance” standard as appro- at the 19th annual Bowman Hills The lawsuit alleges the Title IX priate in a college setting. School rummage sale for the officer brought the complaint more Schools don’t have the forensic past 10 years. than a year after the incident and tools and other resources neces- despite being told the woman did sary to conduct a police-style PEOPLE gathered to be the not believe Montague heard her investigation of every report and first to enter the Bowman Hills when she tried to end their sexual can’t force people to testify, she School community rummage encounter. The victim eventually said. sale. It began this morning at 8, cooperated only after the Title IX Discipline from a school is often officer informed her that Montague appropriate, she said, whether the and will close at 6 p.m. each had previously received counseling conduct rises to the level of a crime day through Friday. after an incident involving another or not. woman, according to the lawsuit. “The worst that a university can The lawsuit alleges the school do is expel a student from their didn’t tell her that case involved institution,” she said. “The crimi- Duke Energy: Don’t air N.C. toxicologist’s coal ash testimony him shoving a paper plate down nal justice process should have a someone’s shirt following a drunk- higher standard, because the RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North departments as of last year to tell nated with the heavy metals vana- Human Services reversed its ear- en argument outside a pizza par- worst thing that can happen is you Carolina’s environmental and these folks that had levels that dium and hexavalent chromium lier warning — telling homeown- lor. can incarcerate somebody.” health agencies last year agreed were agreed upon by both depart- to use. Both can occur naturally ers who draw from 235 of the Both athletes say the sexual But Johnson points out that that neighbors of a Duke Energy ments for hexavalent chromium, in soil or as a result of industrial wells that their water is “as safe to encounters were entirely consen- being expelled could cost coal ash pit shouldn’t drink their to not drink their water.” byproducts like coal ash, the drink as water in most cities and sual, and neither was ever charged Montague millions of dollars well water for their own health — Duke Energy Corp. lawyers on waste after coal is burned to gen- towns across the state and coun- with a crime. But in both cases, over the course of his life, pre- a decision Gov. Pat McCrory’s Tuesday asked a federal judge to erate electricity. try.” the schools acted after finding that vent him from getting a job and appointees reversed in March, a block the public release of Rudo’s Some wells showed hexavalent What the new letters didn’t say a “preponderance of the evidence” leave him labeled for life as a state toxicologist testified in a partial deposition. They argued chromium levels many times is that there are no federal stan- indicated sexual misconduct more rapist. sworn statement Duke’s lawyers his words may be inadmissible in higher than the state’s warning dards for vanadium or hexavalent likely took place than didn’t. Yale called its investigation of on Tuesday asked a judge to bury. court and could prejudice a jury level — a one-in-a-million risk for chromium that municipal water That’s a much lower standard the Montague case, and its “I think the primary reason for in the looming lawsuit over a person to develop cancer over systems must meet, environmen- than the “beyond a reasonable process for investigating allega- my disagreement with (the rever- whether pollutants are seeping their lifetime, according to state talists said. doubt” standard of the criminal tions, “thorough and fair.” sal) is that, number one, we had from coal ash pits at Duke’s Buck officials. Rudo’s deposition should be justice system. “Only about one out of 10 already gone through an extensive power plant near Salisbury into But a risk reassessment led to kept private because it is incom- Schools have been using the cases has ended in expulsion, months-long vetting process to groundwater in violation of federal a decision that the earlier warn- plete, Duke Energy lawyers “preponderance” standard since and the decision to expel a stu- reach consensus ... between the law. ings were based on a standard argued in court papers. Attorneys receiving a “Dear Colleague” letter dent has been made only after two departments on how to pro- In April 2015, North Carolina much stricter than nearly any- for the country’s largest electric in 2001 from the Department of the most careful consideration, tect these folks in these areas,” officials issued letters to the own- place else in the country, state company had little opportunity to Education’s Office for Civil Rights, based on the facts and, when toxicologist Kenneth Rudo said ers of 330 water wells near Duke health director Dr. Randall question him on July 11 and a outlining how they should handle appropriate, disciplinary histo- earlier this month. “And decisions Energy’s coal-burning plants that Williams said. In March, the state follow-up deposition hasn’t been sexual misconduct allegations. It ry,” the school said in a state- had been made at the top of both their well water was too contami- Department of Health and set, they said. warned that schools that fail to ment.

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Source: Morningstar. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC                               230 1596 Clingan 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart 1053 Peerless 3575 Keith Edward ones N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, Crossing St. NW J 476-9143 476-0162 Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner 339-2885 Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 5 Police shootings touch nerve among military veterans SAN DIEGO (AP) — Back-to- Seeing one Marine kill another from,” Marine Cpl. Eric Trichel killed in an ambush by an Army and also served in Iraq in 2009. Rouge brought a certain stinging back attacks on police in Marine after both had returned wrote on a Facebook page with Reserve veteran who had served And the Dallas victims includ- embarrassment to something I and by former mili- home safely from the battlefield about 25,000 mostly Marine in Afghanistan. ed a Navy veteran who did three hold very dear, being a United tary men have touched a nerve in Iraq has been especially members. Gavin Long was based in San tours in Iraq. States Marine,” said former among veterans who traditional- painful for the military’s small- In an email to The Associated Diego with the Marine Corps It is not uncommon for mili- Marine Staff Sgt. Chad M. ly share a close bond with law est branch, which considers Press, he emphasized he was from 2005 to 2010, according to tary veterans to join police Robichaux, who also worked as enforcement. service life-long membership not speaking on behalf of the military records. forces and vice versa. Both jobs a law enforcement deputy for Veterans and active-duty among a force that goes by the Marine Corps. He was deployed in 2008 for offer a strong sense of teamwork the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s troops started posting messages motto: “The Few. The Proud.” Many veterans fear the service about eight months to Iraq as a and reliance on others in life-or- Office, about an hour’s drive on social media almost immedi- “In the Marine community, we records of the gunmen will feed data network specialist. People death situations — in platoons from Baton Rouge. ately after the news broke last don’t believe in ‘ex-Marines’. a false perception that combat in those jobs are technicians and out on patrol. Robichaux said he was proud weekend that a masked ex- However that is not the case veterans are volatile and violent, dealing with computers and Marines in particular carry an of the police victims who served Marine had ambushed law when one decides to break the turning back years of efforts to generally do not see combat. almost religious zeal for their in combat zones, so the shooting enforcement along a busy high- moral and ethical values we hold change such stereotypes. One of his victims, 41-year- branch of the military that they “tears you both ways.” One of way, killing three officers — dear. The ex-Marine that opened The Baton Rouge shooting old Matthew Gerald, was a for- compare to an exclusive broth- the slain Dallas officers was a including a fellow former fire on officers is everything we came less than two weeks after mer Marine who enlisted in the erhood. military contractor who worked Marine. swear to protect our Nation five Dallas police officers were Army after the Sept. 11 attacks “Seeing the gunman in Baton in Iraq and Afghanistan. 2 N.H. state troopers arrested following

beating caught on tape @turner4schools Chris.Turner4Schools CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Two an hourlong chase with speeds up state troopers involved in the to 100 mph that ended in Nashua. videotaped beating of a man who Video shows Simone stepping was apparently surrendering after out of his pickup truck, kneeling a 50-mile car chase through and placing his hands on the Massachusetts and New ground as Monaco begins punch- Hampshire were arrested ing Simone on the left side of his Tuesday. head, according to complaints Joseph Flynn, 32, of the filed against the troopers. Monaco Massachusetts State Police and and Flynn then punch Simone Andrew Monaco, 31, of the New repeatedly while he is prone on Hampshire State Police, were the ground. Monaco then strikes arrested on charges stemming Simone with his knee multiple from their use of force in the arrest times. of Richard Simone Jr. on May 11, Simone later told investigators New Hampshire Attorney General he was punched, kicked and Joseph Foster said in a statement. “kneed” by both troopers and was AP Photo/Max Becherer Video caught by a TV news heli- repeatedly told to “stop resisting” A BAton Rouge police officer gets a thumbs-up as a convoy of about 300 motorcycle riders turn copter shows Simone appearing to although his arms were behind into the Baton Rouge Police headquarters from Airline Highway during a “Law Enforcement Support” ride surrender and officers then his back while the attack contin- in Baton Rouge, La., Tuesday. After the ride the bikers gathered in front of the headquarters to praise the punching him repeatedly. ued, according to the complaints. law enforcement officers and pray. Monaco was charged with three counts of simple assault; Flynn was charged with two counts. The charge is a misdemeanor and car- Friends recall slain officers ries up to a year in jail. But under New Hampshire law, because ELECT Monaco and Flynn were on-duty law enforcement officers at the as residents gather to mourn time, each charge is subject to an MICHAEL enhanced penalty of up to five BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — At get out of their cars and have black man killed by white Baton years, the attorney general said. makeshift memorials, churches one-on-one conversations with Rouge officers after a scuffle at a Both were suspended. and rallies, Baton Rouge resi- people in their community,” said convenience store. The killing Monaco was released Tuesday PLUMLEY dents honored three slain officers the Rev. Lee Wesley, who is was captured on cellphone video, on $3,000 personal recognizance while searching for ways to pre- black. sparking widespread protests bond, and Flynn was released on vent more violence like the city Funeral arrangements for two against police treatment of the $2,000 bond. They are scheduled CITY COUNCIL has endured recently. of the officers have been made African-American community. to be arraigned Sept. 13 in Hundreds attended a rally public: Montrell Jackson, a 10- One of the people paying his Nashua. It’s not known if they 3RD DISTRICT Tuesday night supporting law- year police force veteran with a respects Tuesday to law enforce- have lawyers. enforcement officers at police newborn at home, will be laid to ment officers was LSU football Authorities say Simone refused Plumley4Dist3.com headquarters, about a mile from rest Monday. Visitation for coach Les Miles, a prominent fig- to stop for police in Holden, PAID FOR BY CANDIDATE where the officers were shot to Matthew Gerald, an Iraq war vet- ure in a city where the Tigers’ Massachusetts, leading them on death Sunday morning. eran who became a Baton Rouge purple and gold colors can be Police Lt. Robert McGarner police officer less than a year seen flying everywhere. struggled to keep his emotions in ago, will be held Thursday and Miles met privately in unan- check as he stepped to the micro- Friday. Funeral services will be nounced meetings with the East phone to address the crowd. held Friday. Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Co- W orkers, With Over 300 Combined Years “Y’all realize what this means Arrangements for 45-year-old Office and Baton Rouge Police. to us?” McGarner asked. Later, Brad Garafola, an East Baton LSU spokesman Michael Of Appliance Manufacturing Experience, officers bowed their heads as a Rouge Parish sheriff’s deputy Bonnette confirmed the visits bugler played taps. and a father of four, have not with authorities after the coach Recognize Avery Johnson’s Proven Record Of Just down the street, on a cor- been made public. was seen entering police head- ner across from the police sta- The three are among 10 law quarters, where he spent more Team Building, Leadership And Performance. tion, black activist Redell enforcement officers killed over a than an hour, by The Associated Norman and a handful of sup- span of 10 turbulent days Press. porters who have protested the around the country by attackers Bonnette says Miles wanted to police shooting of Alton Sterling — at a protest march in Dallas, a express his support and discuss held a smaller demonstration courthouse in and now his appreciation for the courage that included Black Lives a convenience store in Baton police show in putting their lives Matters signs and forms for any- Rouge. on the line to protect their com- one who wanted to register to Even as Baton Rouge was munities. vote. mourning the three officers, In , President “It’s protest with a purpose,” news came Tuesday that a police Barack Obama met with Attorney Norman said. officer in Kansas City was shot General Loretta Lynch, FBI Faith and community leaders, and killed while sitting in his Director James Comey and black and white, also gathered at patrol car. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh a Baton Rouge church Tuesday In Sunday’s Baton Rouge Johnson. He said after the meet- to discuss ways to improve police shooting, Gavin Long, a former ing that what happened in Baton relations with black residents. Marine from Missouri dressed in Rouge is a reminder of the More than 100 people with black and carrying extra ammu- extraordinary risks and dangers Together Baton Rouge held signs nition, opened fire on officers that law enforcement officers bearing the words “We refuse to about 8:45 a.m., police said. take every day “to protect us and Larry Brand, Lloyd Eismeier, Andrew Johnson, Judson Vines, Arnold Moss, Bill McGlure, be divided.” The officers lived in the area of our way of life.” George Kyle, Jerry Ward, Avery Johnson, Bill Burch, Jim Minor The group condemned recent Denham Springs, a quiet bed- The president said he will use violence but also called for more room community across the his remaining months as presi- community policing tactics. Amite River from Baton Rouge, dent to figure out which practices That’s Why We Are “ THUMBS UP” In “Unless relationships are which has been in turmoil for work best, and how to help established, there will be no two weeks. Tensions rose sharply rebuild trust between police and Encouraging You To Vote For Avery Johnson changes. Police officers need to after the death of Sterling, 37, a the communities they serve. ‘Secure’ Texas border is still It’s All About elusive year into $800M mission LEADERSHIP & AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Nowhere But none are there yet, he said, trol.” Crime in both counties along the Texas-Mexico border is adding that several counties dropped from 2014 to 2015, but yet secure a year after the state remain “clearly at the unsecured McCraw said he was not ready to committed an historic $800 mil- level.” attribute the decline as causal. PERFORMANCE lion to guard the 1,200-mile But his proposals suggest a Critics have pointed out that a boundary with hundreds more potentially costly and high bar drop in crime on the border is in VOTE EARLY JULY 20 TH -30 TH troopers and high-tech surveil- before a secure border might final- line with falling crime numbers lance, the state official overseeing ly be proclaimed — among the nationwide. Or On Election Day August 4, 2016 most of the mission said Tuesday. requirements are round-the-clock McCraw’s proposed four-color Defining what constitutes a marine patrols, day and night aer- chart of security levels was pre- “secure border” has often been as ial coverage and redundant instal- sented at the Texas Capitol to Elect contentious a topic in Texas as lations of cameras and sensors. House budget-writers, some of the money that Republican law- “We’re really making it more dif- whom remain skeptical of whether makers have approved in pursuit ficult on ourselves than it has the spending is paying off. of that goal, starting under former been in the past,” McCraw said. “We seize how many tons of Avery Gov. Rick Perry and continuing “Usually the rule is you just report dope, yet tons of dope are still with Gov. Greg Abbott’s record seizure numbers, and as long as coming into our community,” said spending plan. the seizure numbers come up, Democratic state Rep. Jarvis Under pressure to defend the arrests go up, you ask for more Johnson of . Johnson, Sr. expenditure as worthwhile, money and you claim success.” Other states along the nearly Department of Public Safety McCraw said two high-traffic 2,000-mile Southwest border — City Council Representative-At Large Director Steve McCraw is now counties for smuggling along the New Mexico, Arizona and August 4th, 2016 offering lawmakers benchmarks border, Hidalgo and Starr, are so California — do not come remotely PAID FOR BY COMMITTEE TO ELECT AVERY JOHNSON, SR., HIAWATHA BROWN, TREASURER for “substantial control” that he far the closest and have achieved close to the resources Texas has said will mean a county is secure. what he calls “operational con- committed. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Ocoee From Page 1 to have the Ocoee River as the Olympic venue, no one was any more pleased than Dickey. Though she has spent time on the river, she does not consider herself a skilled paddler, but associates with many who are. She remembers the smiles on their faces as they learned of the decision. “It seemed that everyone was just so excited about the Olympics,” she said. The next thing that needed to occur was development of the course, which was planned for the upper Ocoee and involved creating Olympic-caliber white- water routes concentrated in one area of the river for the various canoe and kayak events. While not extremely involved in that process, Dickey did work with the groups that were planning and creating the venue. Like those involved in the develop- ment, she was very happy to see the way the course came to life. Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY “So many got together to make OLYMPIAN SCOTT SHIPLEY maneuvers through the Olympic Contributed photo this a reality, and it was a pleas- course on the Ocoee River during qualifying for the games 20 years A WHITEWATER athlete paddles through the course on the Ocoee River during the 1996 Summer ure to watch that area of the ago. Olympics games. river become something special,” she said. now, we can say that it is the the site of the 1996 Olympic Dickey, who lives in the Olympic venue,” she said. “It is games. Chattanooga area, gets to visit almost like my child, watching it “If you haven’t ever visited the the Ocoee on occasion, and she grow and become the site it is river, go by the Ocoee Whitewater MTSU definitely makes visiting the now.” Center, tour that facility, then Olympic course whenever she Now, Ocoee rafting companies walk down to the river area, and From Page 1 gets to the river. are able to use the area for com- you can say that you have been mercial purposes, and they where the Olympics were held,” work: Video, still photography, tion by the student team of “I remember it when it was just a part of the Ocoee, and almost always point out that it is she said. sound and print, Alligood writers. explained. “This is an immersion “We look forward to hosting Beginning Sunday, the variety of journalism these five exceptional students Cleveland Daily Banner will instruction where we who one day might very well play host to the MTSU team in take students out of the find themselves as pivotal conjunction with Lee University classroom and put them members of a newsroom team,” HCI which is providing lodging. The into the field in places Crass said. “Newspapering is From Page 1 week will wind down with a where they don’t know much like a few other careers cookout held on the Lee cam- anyone and don’t know — the sooner you get started, Trustee’s Office and the tunities were afforded to the the lay of the land.” Tennessee General Assembly to public to attend meetings and pus. the more prepared you’ll find “The HCI committee This is the third leg of the — Leon Alligood, craft a comprehensive plan to to communicate their thoughts yourself for the real world of wins with sustainable students’ summer assignment, MTSU associate reporting and writing.” attract new industrial growth on the proposed actions. to our community and to pro- income over the life of the “I am really dismayed that having already completed professor In addition to partnerships vide services for our residential interfund loan allowing someone would choose the extended visits to West and such as the one involving growth without taxing Bradley us to use the interest of the avenue of a serious and costly Middle Tennessee locales. MTSU, the Banner has a long stories to pursue; however, County residents. loan to budget HCI grant lawsuit over bringing their “This is an immersion variety history of offering internships of journalism instruction where Alligood stressed new ideas “Everyone involved worked cycles. Our community reservations and concerns to from Cleveland and Bradley to selected university students, effortlessly for the ability to wins by enjoying the any number of public meetings we take students out of the many of whom now work at County, and area, residents make the interfund loan to health, wellness and held to deliberate the proposed classroom and put them into newspapers. Currently, the will be considered. ourselves to fund the develop- quality of life initiatives changes,” Stanbery said. the field in places where they Banner newsroom includes two “The class is looking to tell ment of Spring Branch funded by HCI.” “There were ample opportuni- don’t know anyone and don’t staff writers who completed know the lay of the land,” untold stories and to profile Industrial Park and other com- — Lisa Stanbery, HCI ties to be a part of the discus- interesting people and places,” internships at the newspaper munity projects and to amend sion — from Finance Alligood said. during their college years. chairperson The journalism professor Alligood said. “For anyone who the private act to increase the Committee meetings, has suggestions, please email “We’re very excited to have lodging tax so that hotel/motel Commission meetings and HCI joined MTSU in 2008, after the MTSU students coming,” having spent much of his them to dollars will pay for the loan,” not have access to it; and have meetings. I am sorely disap- Crass said. “We also want to career reporting for the now [email protected].” Stanbery said. granted over $950,000 for cap- pointed that someone would thank Lee University for the defunct Nashville Banner and He added, “The Road Trip is Supporting the plan for the ital projects in our communi- choose to cost our taxpayers school’s partnership in making later The Tennessean. an opportunity for students to interfund loan, Stanbery ty,” she said. “The revenue gen- money rather than support this “MTSU has students going be tested in their journalism this student visit possible.” underscored the impact the erated from the funds, whether endeavor to better our commu- overseas on study trips each skills outside the comforts of Alongside Alligood, the MTSU hospital funds have had on the invested in our county, which nity as a whole without a tax summer,” Alligood explained. “I campus.” student team will include Jesse community. has a AAA rating or a money increase. We hope that consid- thought it would be a great Stephen Crass, publisher of Kellum, Marion, Ohio; Marissa “The funds have and contin- market account, will continue ering all of these facts that the idea to go on the road, just the Banner who is also an Gaston, Murfreesboro; Agnes ue to meet the 20-year obliga- to be used to enhance the decision will be made to with- never leaving Tennessee.” MTSU alumnus, credited Porter, Chattanooga; Sara tion of the Cleveland Bradley healthcare, wellness and quali- draw the lawsuit.” While the class is officially Alligood for offering this type of Snoddy, Counce; and Shaina Public Library expansion; they ty of life of the citizens of The matter is scheduled to go known as Journalism 3560 in outside-the-box instruction, Johnson, Nashville. have provided clean water to Bradley County.” before Chancelor Jerri S. the university course catalog, while pointing to his enthusi- Alligood and Crass urged residents in 17 areas that did Stanbery noted many oppor- Bryant on July 27. students have given it another asm for hosting the university area residents to feel comfort- name: the Road-Trip Class, group. able in talking if they are Alligood said. “In our business, it is impor- approached by any of the Throughout their week in tant for student journalists to MTSU students about a story Cleveland, and the surround- be exposed to real-life experi- idea or a request for an inter- Clinic ences as a way of developing view. However, the two long- ing area, MTSU students will From Page 1 be seen about town and in their talent and building their time newspapermen also point- more rural areas working in experience long before they ed out for safety and security County SWAT teams were work- teams to develop their features enter the job market,” Crass purposes, the students should ing together for the duration of and news stories. Alligood said. “Our newspaper is a firm always be asked to present the incident, working to contain stressed all students will wear believer in serving as teaching their MTSU student press iden- the situation to the area around badges identifying them as ground for university students tification. the vet clinic,” Watson said. members of the MTSU student who are exploring a career in Alligood’s unique class is Along with these two law press. communications.” funded by a grant from the enforcement entities, others on In conversation with Banner Like Alligood, Crass encour- Seigenthaler Chair of the scene included members of editors, the youthful group has aged area residents to forward Excellence in First Amendment the U.S. Marshal’s Service, already collected a number of their story ideas for considera- Studies at MTSU. Bradley County Fire-Rescue, Bradley County EMS and EMA, as well as the American Red Cross and Cleveland 100, who supplied water. Dr. Brad Huttenhoff, owner of the Appalachian Animal Clinic, Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY expressed dismay over the cir- LAW ENFORCEMENT surrounds the Appalachian Animal Clinic cumstances through his market- Tuesday afternoon at what was first reported as a hostage situation. ing group, Southern Veterinary The man reportedly shot himself, ending the standoff early in the Partners. afternoon. “Our hearts are broken today. We extend the deepest condo- attempted to get to the scene to attempted to speak with those on lences and an outpouring of sym- talk with their relative, but were the scene who were apparently pathy to the family and friends of unable to get there before the family members, but they said our longtime client,” Huttenhoff man’s death, according to the they did not wish to make any said. Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. comments, and instead only “The safety of our employees, The Cleveland Daily Banner asked for prayer. patients and clients is our top priority. Fortunately, no employ- ees or pets were hurt today,” he added. “INVEST IN YOUR Huttenhoff said the cat was Contributed photo “stabilized on Monday evening COMMUNITY!” THE REV. TIMOTHY M. HILL, center, current director of World Missions for the Church of God, has and our staff will continue to pro- been nominated by the General Council of the denomination to serve as the next general overseer. The vide necessary care until the full set of nominated positions for the Executive Council, which have come during this week’s General family is ready for a return Assembly in Nashville, include, from left, John D. Childers, Raymond F. Culpepper, Timothy M. Hill, J. home.” David Stephens and David Ramirez. The clinic remains closed today. “Our team’s emotional well- being will be our highest priority in the coming days,” Huttenhoff Assembly said. “We will post updates of our From Page 1 reopening and rescheduling shortly.” first Hispanic to be nominated the General Council nominated Council and are expected to be Huttenhoff continued, “We to the Executive Committee. John D. Childers. Childers has confirmed and elected Friday respectfully ask you refrain from Ramirez is field director to Latin been assistant director of World during the gathering of the posting negative comments out of America for the Church of God, Missions for the past four years, General Assembly, which con- respect to all affected by today’s and would become third assis- following several years as a sists of all registered delegates events.” tant general overseer of the state overseer in Alabama and age 16 and older. That BCSO Criminal Investigation denomination. Ohio. evening, Hill is expected to and other officials continue to Cleveland Daily Banner A final nomination was for the The new leaders have been deliver an inaugural accept- look into the incident. Serving Our Community Since 1854 office of Secretary General and nominated by the General ance message. Family was contacted, and www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016—7 Wrecker Board finds company charge in accordance with city By JOYANNA LOVE gets charged the same amount Banner Senior Staff Writer as a resident if one of its vehi- “Recovery is defined in cles is in an accident and the The Cleveland Wrecker Board the city ordinance. If two agency must use the on-call has found that a towing compa- wheels are off the towing service. ny charged the correct amount roadway, it has to be Towing companies are on the when responding to a call from recovered. It is not just a on-call list voluntarily, and are the Cleveland Police tow then. It is just more used on a rotational basis. Department to remove a car labor intensive.” John Gray of Advanced that had run off the road. — Ron Wilkerson Collision said the damage to The incident was investigated the vehicle was consistent with by fleet manager Ron Wilkerson hitting a drainage culvert, and after June Snyder, whose sister and smaller trucks, while B was not caused by the towing. had crashed her car, sent a let- and C are for larger trucks and “It’s what we call an obvious ter saying she thought the com- commercial vehicles. total loss,” Gray said. pany had overcharged her sis- For A and D vehicles, the The majority of the damage ter’s insurance. maximum rate for towing is was to the undercarriage of the Titan Towing was the on-call $225. A winching fee will also car. wrecker that day. be charged, “if the vehicle is off When a wrecker is on the on- the road or is overturned.” The call list for city law enforcement maximum allowable charge for to contact in response to acci- this is $75 per half hour. dents, the company agrees to “The charges do vary from SAVE charge the rate set by the when they are on call and when Wrecker Board. they are not on call,” Wilkerson Wilkerson said he talked with said. each of the parties involved in Wilkerson stressed residents YOUR OLD the towing company responding do not have to use the on-call to the accident. towing service and may use the “I can find no wrongdoing. towing company of their choice. NEWSPAPERS The towing was in accordance For B class vehicles, the Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG with the ordinance,” Wilkerson maximum tow rate is $350. For SUE BENNETT, site coordinator for the Common Bond Christian Women’s Job Corps, speaks to the said. class C vehicles, the maximum Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club about the job skills program for women. Mark Kennett of Titan tow rate is $650. Storage fees FOR Towing said the company had are charged when applicable. inadvertently charged $100 too Wrecker board chair Verrill much for winching the car back Norwood addressed a state- RECYCLING Common Bond Christian Women’s onto the road, and had ment in Snyder’s letter stating returned this amount to the she felt the police department insurance company. The insur- should not get a kickback when Job Corps making big local impact ance company paid the towing someone uses the on-call tow- Cleveland bill in full. ing service. By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Baptist Church. Snyder asked why there was “The policeman does not get Daily Banner Banner Staff Writer Bennett said CWJC also a separate charge for recovery. a kickback,” Norwood said. “Once you grab that partners with other organiza- “Recovery is defined in the Cleveland Police Chief Mark So far, the Common Bond woman’s heart and her tions like The Refuge and The city ordinance. If two wheels Gibson said the department Christian Women’s Job Corps life is changed, it’s like a Caring Place to help women are off the roadway, it has to be has helped more than 50 local domino effect. Her whole continue to gain new job skills recovered. It is not just a tow women work toward finding life is changed ... and it and find professional clothing then. It is just more labor Elect second chances. changes the lives of to wear to work. intensive,” Wilkerson said. Elect Cleveland site coordinator those around her.” These partnerships, said Both passenger side tires Sue Bennett recently spoke to — Sue Bennett Bennett, “provide that much were off the roadway in the the Bradley Sunrise Rotary extra support” for the women. one-car incident. The car came Club about what can happen off the road and hit a drainage Nancy who will help her discuss her The effect of women receiving Nancy when someone helps a woman support to help them better culvert, and was categorized as begin to believe in herself. individual obstacles and goals. totaled. “Once you grab that woman’s With a newly formed group their lives be cannot be under- estimated, she said. Wilkerson explained the heart and her life is changed, for alumnae, the program also administration fee included in offers support for women after Though she did not spend Casson it’s like a domino effect,” the bill was also correct, Casson much time elaborating on her Bennett said. “Her whole life is they finish their 16 weeks. because the car was stored for changed ... and it changes the Though Bennett said the pro- personal story, Bennett said more than three days, requiring lives of those around her.” gram is a good fit for someone she has, like some of the par- that a letter be sent to the B B r r a a d d l l e e y y C C o o u u n n t t y y The Christian Women’s Job wishing to work her way out of ticipants, found herself in need owner. Corps is a national program poverty, she adds many past of support while putting her life Vehicles are broken down begun in New York in 1997, participants have come from back together again. “With the into four categories (A-D) in the S S c c h h o o o o l l B B o o a a r r d d and which now has more than varying walks of life. Lord’s help,” she overcame a Wrecker and Towing Services District 1 - Hopewell, Prospect and McDonald situation which involved what PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT NANCY CASSON 150 local sites nationwide. They have included young ordinance. A and D are for cars MARGARET SCHENCK, TREASURER The program has been women unsure how to start she termed “domestic abuse.” offered locally since 2007. and older women looking for a “I have a heart for this,” A total of nine classes with way to begin working toward Bennett said. “I feel so strongly 52 participants have been new goals. this program can change lives.” through the program. Bennett Bennett said they have Though she chuckled and added at least 41 of those are ranged from a woman with a noted it could be a “pipe now working or pursuing col- seventh-grade education who dream,” Bennett said she lege degrees, but “all 52 of was hoping to earn her GED to would eventually like to see those lives are changed forev- a woman who had two master’s CWJC start a residential pro- er.” degrees. gram in Cleveland. The local site leads partici- She noted this program is for Bennett said U.S. Census fig- pants through a free 16-week any woman 18 or older who has ures show there are some program which helps women “a willingness to change her 3,500 single mothers currently address their personal chal- life.” living in poverty in Bradley lenges and gain the skills they “Sometimes people feel stuck County. She explained a resi- need to have successful where they are and don’t know dential program would allow careers. how to get there,” Bennett said. some of these to go through the Using a Christian curriculum She added the role of the program while ensuring they called “Jobs For Life,” women program’s leaders is to help and their children have a good meet once a week to learn the participants get “un-stuck.” place to live. skills needed to be successful Bennett said she has been The next CWJC class is set to thrilled to watch women in the workplace. begin Aug. 16. Though the embrace the program and, with Participants also practice schedule is subject to change, a little encouragement, begin to their skills by doing things like Bennett said class meetings are writing resumes and answering change their own lives. typically held each Tuesday mock job interview questions. One local program graduate from 8 a.m. to noon. Bennett said much of the had found herself a struggling emphasis is placed on helping single mother living in a home- The deadline to be part of women recognize the “road- less shelter. She now has a this class has already passed. blocks” in their lives and move secure living situation for her However, Bennett invited inter- beyond them. and her child and is in college ested participants to contact “It’s very holistic and encour- studying to become a nurse. the organization to inquire ages them to look at ways they “It’s amazing what 16 weeks about being part of a future can begin to make changes,” can do,” Bennett said. “It’s class. Bennett said. amazing to watch the differ- Bennett also noted the Throughout the class, partic- ence.” organization is always looking ipants work on setting goals for The local CWJC program is for women interested in volun- their futures. The goal is for affiliated with CrossNet Baptist teering to mentor program par- each participant to have creat- Network, formerly known as ticipants, or anyone interested ed a six-month action plan to the Bradley Baptist in talking to the class about job follow after graduating from the Association. It has its offices on skills. program. the campus of Westwood For more information, call Each participant is also Baptist Church, and meetings 423-665-9681 or email com- assigned a volunteer mentor are held at North Cleveland [email protected]. Hardwick From Page 1 “As a minimum, Hardwick Maryl Elliott and Gary Dennis Grove Drive right of way is to were absent. be 50 feet in width and the The Planning Commission Planning Commissioner pavement width is to be 24 feet. Larry Presswood suggested the The traffic impact study results unanimously approved the annexation, zoning entire zoning ordinance for the could determine that more city undergo a thorough review. right of way and pavement and plan of service for .52 acres of the He said establishing an adviso- width is required, the more ry committee of those who are strict requirements width shall development during a meeting Tuesday. This in the industry could be helpful apply,” Brian Beck wrote in his Also during the meeting, the comments. proposed residential Planning Commission The entire project is zoned development also Planned Unit Development 12. received preliminary approved: The development will include plat approval and site n Final plat approval of single-family homes, multifam- plan/block plan Matam Village Subdivision on ily homes and Cleveland’s first approval, subject to staff Johnson Boulevard. pocket neighborhood. A pocket comments. n Final plat approval of neighborhood has a shared Woods Lang Street Property. front yard with vehicle access n Final plat approval of plan as a buffer from nearby at the back of each house. A Silver Springs Subdivision- few professional/institutional commercial property. Phase III on Walnut Creek buildings are designed into the Planning Commissioners Trail. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com El Nino is gone, but Earth’s record heat is sticking around WASHINGTON (AP) — Earth’s per- record heat — and record melting of Schmidt figured about 40 percent of sistent record 2016 heat is now danc- Arctic sea ice — has stuck around. the reason 2016 is hotter than 2015 is ing near levels that a world agree- What’s really got federal scientists’ due to El Nino — 2017 will likely be a ment is trying to avoid, federal scien- attention is the record warm first half bit cooler than 2016. When scientists tists said. of 2016, which comes after two record look at long-term warming since pre- The National Oceanic and hot years. industrial times they don’t look at one Atmospheric Administration said NOAA said the first half of 2016 was year, but it’s still a pretty noticeable Tuesday that globally , June was the 0.36 degrees (0.2 degrees Celsius) threshold, Schmidt said. 14th straight record hot month, with warmer than last year’s record. “It’s fair to say we are dancing with Earth averaging 61.52 degrees (16.4 NASA chief climate scientist Gavin those lower targets,” Schmidt said. degrees Celsius). That is 1.62 Schmidt said the first six months of Schmidt and NOAA climate scientist degrees (0.9 degrees Celsius) warmer the year were not just the warmest on Jake Crouch said 2016 will likely be than average and a shade above the record, by far, but 2.3 degrees warmer the hottest year on record for a third record set in 2015. The last month (1.3 degrees Celsius) than the last two consecutive year. Schmidt said his Earth wasn’t record hot was April decades of the 19th century. But more statistical calculations put the chance 2015. importantly, he said 2016 so far is of 2016 being record hot at 99 percent. NOAA Tuesday also warned about about 2.7 degrees warmer (1.5 degrees Temperature records go back to excessive heat for much of the United Celsius) than pre-industrial times. 1880. States this week, especially at the That 1.5 degrees Celsius mark is NASA scientists said the warming end of the week, when parts of the . A December 2015 international has caused an extreme melting of East could be flirting with triple digit pact to control global warming set a Arctic sea ice for the beginning of temperatures. goal of avoiding 1.5 degrees Celsius 2016. Usually Arctic sea ice peaks in Scientists said records keep falling warming above pre-industrial levels. the winter and reaches its lowest because of a combination of man- And the agreement says if Earth can’t point in September. made global warming and the natural limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, at But so far five of the first six AP photo El Nino, a periodic warming of the least it should limit it to 2 degrees (3.6 months of 2016 set record low aver- In ThIs June 8 fIle photo, children cool off under water fountains on a Pacific that changes weather world- degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-indus- ages, said NASA sea ice scientist Walt sunny day, in Pamplona, northern Spain. Federal scientists say Earth's wide and heats the globe. But El Nino trial levels. Meier. Sea ice measurements go back record 2016 heat is now dancing near levels that a world agreement is trying ended a couple months ago and the Because El Nino is a factor — to 1979. to avoid. U.S. home construction posted solid gain in June WASHINGTON (AP) — Builders completed work last 1989. Construction of new homes post- month on nearly 1.15 million Homebuilders remain confi- ed a solid increase in June, led homes at a seasonally adjusted dent about the outlook for the by a surge of building in the annual rate, highest since new-home market, according to a Northeast and the West. September 2008. Completions of survey released Monday. The The Commerce Department apartments and condominiums National Association of Home said Tuesday that housing starts — buildings with more than five Builders/Wells Fargo builder rose 4.8 percent to a seasonally residential units — reached sentiment index dipped to 59 this adjusted annual rate of 1.19 mil- 386,000, highest since February month from 60 in June. lion from a revised 1.14 million in May. The June reading was the highest level since February, but was down from 1.21 million a year earlier. Construction of single-family homes rose 4.4 percent to 778,000. Home construction jumped AP Photo/Mark Thiessen 46.3 percent in the Northeast Ross BlAkeR dumps fishing lines and gear into a pile Tuesday in Anchorage, Alaska. More than and 17.4 percent in the West. 200 tons of marine debris collected along only 10 miles of Alaska shoreline is being sorted for recycling. During the housing boom of the mid-2000s, housing starts sometimes ranged above a 1.7 million annual rate. In the bust Volunteers are collecting tons of that followed, they fell below 600,000. Over the past year, they have mostly stayed between 1.1 million and 1.2 million. Builders marine debris from Alaska shores this year have been eager to put Lifelong ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Department of to the dump. up more single family houses, a Beachcombing is serious busi- Environmental Conservation This year, Pallister’s group is switch from recent years when ness for Chris Pallister, and he release. The barge, which was 54- working with Parley for the they focused more on apart- needed help sorting the haul this feet wide and 180-feet long, deliv- Oceans, an advocacy group that ments. Teachers year. ered about 1,200 super sacks plans to recycle some of the Super-low mortgage rates and Pallister is president of the Gulf and other debris to Anchorage material. Pallister said anywhere a growing job market have Know and Support of Alaska Keeper, which annually late last week for sorting. between 60 percent to 80 percent encouraged home buying. The helps clean marine debris off A front-end loader would grab of the material will be recycled average 30-year fixed-rate mort- Alaska beaches. two or three of the super-sacks at this year. gage ticked up 3.42 percent last This year, the group cleaned a a time and deliver them to the Natalya Desena with Parley for week, staying close to its all-time small portion of coastline on two sort area. The bags were dumped, the Oceans said the group is a low of 3.31 percent in November Chris Turner islands south of Anchorage. The and volunteers scurried in to help coalition of non-governmental 2012. effort netted about 200 tons of sort. organizations, scientists, busi- “This morning’s report was trash like plastic water bottles Some rolled marine buoys like nesses and those in creative quite upbeat,” Neil Shankar, U.S.  and commercial fishing gear. they were bowling balls to an industries who come to gather to regional economist at TD Please Re-Elect Workers also continue to find area where they would be loaded “solve the issue of what threatens Economics, wrote in a research debris like refrigerators, small into a semitrailer. Other volun- our oceans and the destruction note. “Continued job creation appliances and foam building teers gathered fishing lines and of our oceans.” coupled with rising wages and material from the 2011 Japanese ropes and set them aside on pal- One goal is to “intercept plastic low interest rates bodes well for a tsunami. lets. Others went through bags of pollution and upcycle it” into broader in housing demand as well as consumer      “There’s a tremendous amount plastic water bottles to make clothing, with the intent to keep County School Board – 1st District of every kind of plastic you can sure no one put in any plastic those plastics from getting back spending.” think of,” Pallister said Tuesday, foam, which can’t be recycled. into the ocean or in a landfill. with the most prevalent being “It’s controlled chaos out The sorting effort attracted plastic water bottles. “Millions of here,” said Scott Groves with dozens of volunteers, including bottles. I mean, it’s astounding Gulf of Alaska Keeper. The New Janna Stewart, who used to be how many bottles we picked up.” Jersey native went to work for the Alaska’s tsunami marine 22016 2001166 Pallister’s group worked 40 the organization five years after coordinator until her job was days to clean about 10 miles of attending college at the eliminated last year. She helped shoreline on Montague and University of Utah. coordinate Alaska’s portion of the Kayak islands. Debris was put “There’s a place for everything $5 million gift from Japan to help into so-called “super sacks,” and just as long as everyone pay for tsunami cleanup. white bags that can hold 1.3 knows where everything goes, it “After having done paperwork cubic yards of material. These seems to be running pretty for the last three years, I’m enjoy- sacks were then flown by a heli- smoothly,” Groves said. ing this,” she said while taking a copter to a waiting barge. Last year, about 3,400 bags break from the physical work on Other materials like marine were delivered to Seattle for sort- a warm day in Alaska’s largest buoys, nets and plastic drums ing, but permitting issues meant city. “It’s sort of a nice conclusion were bundled together and airlift- all the material — plus about to what had been pretty much a ed to the barges, according to an $35,000 in super sacks — went desk job.” •Featuring local, statewide stats, schedules, Feds reach settlement with Navajos players and team previews •Support your favorite football team! over cleanup work at uranium mine •Place your ad today! ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — and cleanups at the mines. nium mining on Navajo lands The federal government has The federal government has reflects the commitment of the reached another settlement with already spent $100 million to Justice Department and the Advertising Deadline: the Navajo Nation that will clear address abandoned mines on Obama administration to fairly the way for cleanup work to con- Navajo lands and a separate set- and honorably resolve the his- Tuesday, August 9 tinue at abandoned uranium tlement reached with DOJ last toric grievances of American Publication: mines across the largest year was worth more than $13 Indian tribes and build a health- American Indian reservation in million. However, estimates for ier future for their people,” Sunday, August 14 the U.S. the future costs for cleanup at Cruden said in a statement. The target includes 46 sites priority sites stretch into the Navajo leaders have been that have been identified as pri- hundreds of millions of dollars. pushing for cleanup for decades, orities due to radiation levels, Officials with the U.S. specifically for the removal of their proximity to people and the Environmental Protection Agency contaminated soils and other Cleveland threat of contamination spread- could not immediately pinpoint materials rather than burying ing. Cleanup is supposed to be the worth of the latest settle- and capping the waste on tribal done at 16 abandoned mines ment. land. Since 2005, they’ve had a Daily Banner while evaluations are planned for Assistant Attorney General ban on uranium mining. another 30 sites and studies will John C. Cruden, who is with the Over four decades, some 4 mil- Contact your advertising sales be done at two more to see if DOJ’s Environment and Natural lion tons of uranium ore were water supplies have been com- Resources Division, said the lat- extracted from mines on Navajo representative at promised. est settlement marks the second lands with the federal govern- 423-472-5041 The agreement announced by phase of ensuring cleanup of ment being the sole purchaser the U.S. Justice Department set- mines that pose the most signifi- from the 1940s through the tles the tribe’s claims over the cant public health risks. 1960s, when commercial sales costs of engineering evaluations “Addressing the legacy of ura- began. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 9 $475,000 last fall in Eastvale, a prisoner in a wheelchair and university cited rising security Southern California community soon noticed the key was miss- worries and costs Tuesday as it about 10 miles from the 7-Eleven ing. A search of inmates followed, withdrew as host of the first NATIONAL BRIEFS where the winning ticket was and deputies retrieved the key presidential general election purchased. A neighbor said the from an 18-year-old inmate after debate, which will move to New couple who lived there had two York’s Hofstra University. Maryland’s prisons. black, and included a photo of another inmate told guards he ---Florida project breeds ‘Finding children and moved out last The shift means the first Emergency regulations to ban the chief beside a guillotine. had it. Thursday, a day before the prize debate will be in the home state Dory’ fish in captivity nonofficial letters were proposed He says Hoganson was taken Authorities say 21-year-old was claimed. of the two major parties’ pre- GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — last month to a state legislative into custody after a judge Dayonte Resiles escaped Friday Public records showed that sumptive nominees, Republican Researchers at the University of panel by the Maryland approved a search warrant of the after slipping out of his hand- Marvin Acosta is 39 years old Donald Trump and Democrat Florida say fish like the animated Department of Public Safety and man’s San Francisco home. cuffs while awaiting a death and Mae Acosta is 40. Hillary Clinton. character Dory may become eas- Correctional Services. Now the Manfredi says Hoganson has penalty hearing. He is still at ier to find for home aquariums. Many Californians might have large. Wright State University American Civil Liberties Union is not been formally booked and President David Hopkins said the In a statement Tuesday, pushing prison officials to recon- that the investigation is ongoing. difficulty understanding why the Short, sharp earthquake jolts researchers at the University of couple would sit on such a mega- Dayton-area school has a large, sider. Hoganson’s Twitter account is central California open campus and questions Florida Tropical Aquaculture Prison authorities report inter- filled with photographs of prize for so long. But that kind of Laboratory said they had suc- studied preparation is exactly SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A about the ability to protect the cepting more than 3,000 hits of swastikas and messages about short earthquake rattled central campus and suburban commu- cessfully bred Pacific blue tangs Suboxone behind bars last year, white supremacy. what state lottery officials recom- in captivity for the first time. The mend for winners to avoid falling California, but there are no nity during the Sept. 26 debate roughly 44 percent of which were Hikers find family who spent 2 reports of injuries. led to a decision that had blue species is the model for the found in incoming letters. prey to scams or mismanage- nights in Colorado wilderness ment. The U.S. Geological Survey “weighed heavily” on him. Recent forgetful fish featured in the films Authorities to provide details “Finding Nemo” and “Finding DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — A Inmate gets key at courthouse said the magnitude-4.2 quake days have seen the mass killings Dory.” about Kansas officer’s death father and his three children got struck Monday afternoon and in Nice, France, and police shoot- Researchers say the break- KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A lost and spent two nights in the where murder suspect escaped was centered 9 miles southeast ings and other violence in this FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) through means that one day, Kansas City, Kansas, police offi- southern Colorado wilderness of Ridgemark, California. It was nation and elsewhere. home aquariums or marine life cer was shot and killed while before they were led out of the — Authorities say an inmate at a felt in Salinas and Watsonville “Over the last few weeks, we exhibits might not have to rely on searching for a suspect in a forest by a couple who came Florida courthouse managed to and other nearby towns. The have had a growing concern the capture of blue tangs in the drive-by shooting, police said. across them far beyond the offi- get a jail deputy’s handcuff key quake struck on the San about what it would take to wild. Capt. Robert Melton was cial search area, authorities said four days after a murder suspect Andreas Fault at a depth of guarantee the safety and security Lab director Craig Watson says searching for the suspect when Tuesday. escaped from the same building. about 3.4 miles, according to the ... of those on and around our the next step is helping commer- he drove up to someone who Mike and Laura Hampshire, The Sun Sentinel reports that USGS. campus,” Hopkins said. He cial producers replicate the matched that person’s descrip- who live in northern Arizona, the guard realized his key was The shallow quake was a called the expense to do so researchers’ success with the key tion just before 2 p.m. Tuesday, found Dustin Beaver and his missing in a courtroom Tuesday, sharp jolt, followed by a several “daunting.” marine ornamental species. police spokesman Tom Tomasic three children in the Weminuche just a day after Sheriff Scott mild aftershocks. It was not Wright State, which has about Rising Tide Conservation, the said. Before Melton could get out Wilderness northeast of Durango Israel promised to tighten securi- immediately known if the quake 18,000 students, had earlier said SeaWorld-Busch Gardens of his vehicle, the person opened and helped them out to a trail- ty at the Broward County caused damage. it was spending $5 million to $6 Courthouse. Conservation Fund and the fire, hitting the officer multiple head Monday night, La Plata New York to host 1st presidential million to put on the debate. Oceanic Institute of Hawaii times, Tomasic said. The alleged County sheriff’s spokesman Dan A sheriff’s office report says a Hopkins said the costs with Pacific University also con- shooter was caught five minutes Bender said. deputy had placed the key in his debate after Ohio bows out added security could have gotten tributed to the project. later about a block away, he Beaver and his 8-year-old shirt pocket while dealing with a CINCINNATI (AP) — An Ohio up to $8 million. 2 North Carolina teens struck said. twins, a boy and a girl, and his 6- A police spokeswoman said the year-old son were all in good by lightning on Florida beach suspect was being questioned shape. Their only complaint was CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Tuesday evening along with the bug bites they received since Two North Carolina teens were another person suspected in the setting out for their hike struck by lightning as they initial drive-by shooting. Police Saturday. It took searchers, who walked on a Florida beach. weren’t releasing the suspects’ were prepared to look for the In a news release, Clearwater names because charges hadn’t family all night, an additional police spokesman Rob Shaw says been filed. A news conference seven hours to hike out, Bender 15-year-old Cameron Poimboeuf was planned for Wednesday said. and 18-year-old Jansen Tabor morning. Searchers combing the forest were on Sand Key on Tuesday A third person who had been since Monday morning didn’t evening when a storm rolled in. taken into custody was deter- know the family had a tent, food Tabor told police they ran for mined not to have been involved and extra water and that Beaver shelter as rain began falling. and was released, police said. was able to start a fire each Tabor said the next thing he It’s the second time a Kansas night, The Durango Herald knew, he woke up on the sand City, Kansas, police officer has reported. after the lightning strike. been shot and killed this year. In Beaver’s wife reported them Shaw says both victims are early May, detective Brad missing Sunday night after she being treated at Tampa General Lancaster was fatally shot near found his car parked at another Hospital. Tabor, of Matthews, the Kansas Speedway, and trailhead. North Carolina, is in good condi- Melton had served in the police Other hikers have gotten lost tion. Poimboeuf, of Charlotte, honor guard at Lancaster’s in the area, and searchers this North Carolina, is in critical con- funeral. The shooting also comes week had trouble keeping their dition. as police departments across the bearings, Bender said. The area Shaw says the younger boy country are on edge after has several game and livestock was in Florida visiting his girl- ambush attacks left eight officers trails that lead down into steep, friend’s family. Tabor is a family dead in Texas and Louisiana. rugged terrain. member of the girlfriend. Police: Explosive devices found Officials say the storms Yale rehires black man who popped up quickly Tuesday inside van in Philadelphia broke window depicting slavery evening. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — A Man indicted on murder charge Philadelphia police say they’ve black former Yale University din- found two explosive devices ing services worker who used a in neighbor’s machete killing inside a van with young children broomstick to smash a stained- ALFRED, Maine (AP) — A in it. glass window depicting slaves Maine man accused of using a Police made the discovery after and then resigned has gotten his machete to nearly decapitate a spotting a minivan that was dou- job back. neighbor and burying his body ble-parked in the city’s East Corey Menafee said he with rotting deer carcasses has Germantown neighborhood destroyed the window inside been indicted on a murder Tuesday night. Calhoun College because he charge. Officers say they smelled mar- found it offensive. The name of The Portland Press Herald ijuana and found drugs, fire- the residential college has reports that a York County grand works and two explosive devices. sparked protests because it hon- jury indicted 58-year-old Bruce Two 3-year-old children were ors former Vice President John    Akers. He has been held without also in the van. Homes in the C. Calhoun, an 1804 Yale gradu- bail since his arrest on June 11. area were evacuated. ate and an ardent defender of Dignified Services at Defense attorney Robert Police arrested the 31-year-old slavery.    Realistic Prices! LaBrasseur says Akers intends to old driver. They did not immedi- Menafee, who apologized for plead not guilty at his next court 2415 Georgetown Road, NE ately release his name. Officials breaking the window, asked WEATHER INFORMATION appearance on Sept. 13. 473-2620 say the bomb squad confiscated through his union to have his job A police affidavit says Akers homemade explosive devices that back. called police a day before 55- are the equivalent of two quarter Yale University said Tuesday it year-old Douglas Flint was sticks of dynamite. was willing to give him “a second reported missing by his family Police say the timing of the chance.” Yale spokeswoman last month to accuse him of incident is concerning as the Karen Peart said the university stealing a six-pack of alcoholic Democratic National Convention had informed his attorney he beverages. is set to take place in would be allowed to return to a Akers was charged after police Philadelphia next week. position in “a different setting.” questioned him and found the Most lanes of bridge reopen after body of Flint under a pile of rot- “We are willing to take these ting dear carcasses. crane collapse outside NYC unusual steps given the unique NEW YORK (AP) — Most of the circumstances of this matter,” Pair convicted in sexual assault lanes of the Tappan (TAP’-uhn) Peart said. recorded on Snapchat Zee Bridge north of New York Menafee’s attorney, Patricia SALEM, Mass. (AP) — A man City have reopened after a crane Kane, said he was “delighted to and a woman in Massachusetts collapsed across the entire width accept Yale’s offer” and planned have been convicted of charges of the bridge, but transportation to report for work next Monday they sexually assaulted a 16- officials are still advising morning. year-old girl and recorded the motorists to plan for extra Yale has asked state prosecu- attack using Snapchat. delays. tors to drop criminal charges Prosecutors say 21-year-old A crane boom from an adja- against Menafee. Rashad Deihim and 20-year-old cent bridge project crashed down California couple claims prize Kailyn Bonia were found guilty across the key Hudson River Tuesday by a jury of assault with crossing Tuesday, halting traffic in record Powerball jackpot CHINO HILLS, Calif. (AP) — intent to commit rape and related for hours. While Californians have mused crimes stemming from the Transportation officials for months about the mystery September 2014 attack. announced Tuesday night that buyer of a Powerball ticket worth During the trial, The Boston six of the seven lanes on the Globe reports the victim testified bridge had reopened ahead of $528.8 million, the couple hold- that she had little memory of the schedule and that the one ing the lucky numbers was busy assault, but that she awoke in remaining southbound lane lining up lawyers and financial severe pain in a hospital. She would remain closed until fur- advisers to help them handle recalled drinking vodka with ther notice. their enormous winnings. Deihim and Bonia on a couch in No cars were hit when the Flanked by security, Marvin the woods near an elementary crane collapsed and no one was and Mae Acosta went to a state school in Saugus. seriously hurt. lottery office in Van Nuys on A friend of the victim testified Officials say the crane was Friday to claim their share of a that she received graphic videos performing routine work on the record $1.6 billion Powerball of the assault. new Tappan Zee Bridge, and that drawing in January, Alex Deihim and Bonia are sched- it’s unclear what caused its Traverso, a California lottery uled to be sentenced Sept. 6. boom to fall on the old bridge. spokesman, disclosed on Tuesday. ACLU urges Md. to reconsider Man detained in Twitter threat In a statement, the Acostas banning letters to inmates against San Francisco chief said they are dedicating nearly BALTIMORE (AP) — State SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A San all of the prize money to a trust prison officials in Maryland want Francisco official says a man and charities. “We are thankful to impose the nation’s first total who allegedly tweeted a threat and blessed for the rare gift that ban on letters being sent to pris- against the department’s acting has been placed in our care,” oners at state facilities. police chief is in police custody. they said. They want to limit any mail Officer Carlos Manfredi says Their names are public record state inmates get to postcards 60-year-old Donald Hoganson under state law, but Traverso and official legal correspondence. was taken into custody Tuesday. requested that other personal The reason: Suboxone, a highly Manfredi says police began information remain private. addictive drug that can be hid- investigating after a tweet posted Property records show a cou- den inside envelopes or soaked Saturday called for beheading ple with the same names pur- into paper, is flooding into Chief Toney Chaplin, who is chased a 5-bedroom home for 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Donald Trump triumphs as GOP nominee CLEVELAND,Ohio (AP) — United for a night, Republicans Cruz expected nominated Donald Trump Tuesday as their presidential standard-bearer, capping the bil- to support, but lionaire businessman’s stunning takeover of the GOP and pro- not endorse pelling him into a November face- off with Democrat Hillary Donald Trump Clinton. “I will work hard and never let CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Sen. you down!” Trump quickly wrote Ted Cruz’s Texas-size political on Twitter following the roll call ambitions will be on full display vote. Wednesday as the primary run- Trump’s campaign hoped the ner-up delivers a prime-time con- formal nomination would both vention speech, but holds off on a end the discord surging through full-throated endorsement of the Republican Party and over- Republican nominee Donald shadow the convention’s chaotic Trump. kickoff, including a plagiarism The conservative senator charge involving Melania repeatedly clashed with Trump Trump’s address on opening during a bitter primary fight, with night. the New York businessman mock- There were flurries of dissent ing the lawmaker as “Lyin’ Ted.” on the convention floor as states With an eye toward 2020, Cruz’s that Trump did not win recorded team drafted a convention speech their votes, but he far outdis- focusing on adherence to the tanced his primary rivals. His Constitution, a calling card for vice presidential pick, Indiana conservatives and a perceived Gov. Mike Pence, was also for- contrast with Trump. mally nominated. Cruz has not endorsed Trump Trump was put over the top by despite pleas for party unity from his home state of New York. Four AP Photo/J. scott Applewhite the campaign and party officials. of his children joined the state’s the lARge television monitor announces that after the New York delegation casts their votes that Donald Trump has enough votes Nor is he expected to in his delegation on the convention to become the nominee of the Republican Party for President of the United States during the second day of the Republican National speech, which was carefully floor for the historic moment and Convention in Cleveland, Tuesday. screened by Trump campaign appeared overwhelmed with emo- officials, the senator’s aides said. tion. Paul Manafort, Trump’s top “Congratulations, Dad, we love for the real estate mogul, includ- until the evening vote, obscuring bilities as head of the U.S. gov- GOP leaders worried about campaign adviser, said you,” declared Donald Trump Jr. ing House Speaker Paul Ryan. Mrs. Trump’s broader effort to ernment. angering the popular governor Wednesday that he expects Cruz Some delegates emphasized a Still, the plagiarism controver- show her husband’s softer side. It was unclear whether there of one of the most important to address “the same kind of need for a televised display of sy and other unforced errors by Clinton pounced on the would be much if any effect on election states. issues he talked about in the pri- unity after the deeply divisive the campaign cast a shadow over tumult, saying the Republican how voters view Trump. The Trump’s campaign hoped the maries,” adding that his message GOP primary. “United we stand, the convention and raised fresh gathering had so far been “surre- businessman has survived convention would also highlight will be “consistent with what Mr. divided we fall,” said Johnny questions about Trump’s over- al,” comparing it to the classic numerous politically perilous a kinder, gentler side of the Trump is talking about.” McMahan, a Trump delegate sight of his campaign, which fantasy film “Wizard of Oz.” moments that might have brash candidate. Mrs. Trump Manafort’s words, however, sug- from Arkansas. gives voters a window into how a “When you pull back the cur- doomed other candidates. was the first in a series of fam- gested that relations between the But Colorado’s Kendal Unruh, candidate might handle the tain, it was just Donald Trump Manafort, a longtime ily members and friends who two camps remain chilly. a leader of the anti-Trump forces, pressures of the presidency. with nothing to offer to the Republican operative, has been were taking the stage to vouch He told CNN that “Cruz will be called the convention a “sham” The plagiarism accusations American people,” Clinton said a central figure in Trump’s for the man they know. part of the campaign going for- and warned party leaders that follow Monday night’s speech by during a speech in Las Vegas. Cleveland operations. He led Mrs. Trump was widely ward, in what capacity I’m not their efforts to silence opposition Trump’s wife. Two passages from Top Trump adviser Paul efforts to successfully tamp praised for her success in doing sure, but his words will suggest would keep some Republicans on her address — each 30 words or Manafort said the matter had down a rebellion on the conven- just that, despite the plagiarism that he is” behind Trump. the sidelines in the fall campaign longer — matched a 2008 been “totally blown out of pro- tion floor Monday, though the charges. She spoke of her hus- Before Trump even accepts the against Clinton. Democratic convention address portion.” campaign still had to contend band’s “simple goodness” and nomination, Cruz’s supporters as This week’s four-day conven- by Michelle Obama nearly word- “They’re not even sentences. with angry outbursts from anti- his loyalty and love of family — well as critics say undercurrents tion is Trump’s highest-profile for-word. They’re literally phrases,” Trump delegates. while noting the “drama” that in Cleveland are emboldening the opportunity to convince voters Trump’s campaign failed to Manafort told The Associated The campaign chairman also comes with Trump in politics. senator’s band of believers and that he’s better suited for the quell the controversy on Day 2 of Press. upended Republicans’ unity Tiffany Trump, the candi- stoking his 2020 prospects, presidency than Clinton, who will the convention by insisting there Conventions are massive orga- message by slamming Ohio date’s 22-year-old daughter from should Trump lose in November. be nominated at next week’s was no evidence of plagiarism, nizational undertakings, with Gov. John Kasich in his home his marriage to Marla Maples, Cruz is eager to be seen as the Democratic gathering. A parade while offering no explanation for thousands of attendees to man- state. He called Kasich “petu- and Donald Jr., his eldest son face of the modern conservative of Trump’s campaign rivals and how the strikingly similar pas- age and dozens of speakers to lant” and “embarrassing” for and an executive vice president movement should Trump lose in Republican leaders lukewarm sages wound up in Mrs. Trump’s oversee. But the weeklong gath- not endorsing Trump or attend- at The Trump Organization, were November and create an open about his nomination were taking address. The matter consumed ering pales in comparison to the ing the convention, drawing to speak about their father GOP field in four years. the stage Tuesday night to vouch news coverage from Cleveland scope of a president’s responsi- quick condemnation from other Tuesday night. So what Cruz says Wednesday during his prime-time convention speech will be closely watched for clues about his presidential aspi- Trump children woo donors and, campaign hopes, voters rations. “I’m hopeful it’s a speech that CLEVELAND (AP) — his credit, the children are all rings so true and so motivating Sometimes the skeptical donors hard-working, good people with that we think of 1976 and Ronald ask Andy Puzder what it is that good values, good principles,’” Reagan,” said Iowa Rep. Steve he sees in Donald Trump, the Mosbacher says. “They stop and King, a Cruz supporter. King was controversial Republican presi- think and say back to me, ‘You referring to Reagan’s words after dential nominee for whom Puzder know, you’re right.’ “ losing the nomination to Gerald is raising money. Ralph Reed, a longtime Ford only to win the presidency “The kids,” Puzder says he Republican operative and leader four years later. often replies. “If he’s such an evil of the Faith and Freedom Should Trump lose, King said villain, how do you explain the Coalition, says 10 years ago he of Cruz, the speech will be “the kids?” viewed Trump as “a master self- marker for him as front-runner” The eldest four, Ivanka, Eric, promoter and marketer, and I for 2020. Donald Jr. and Tiffany, are being really had no positive view beyond Cruz halted his campaign two introduced to the world with that.” months ago, having outlasted all prime-time speaking slots this Then he and his wife sat next to but Trump in a field that once week at the Republican National Ivanka Trump at a dinner in Park numbered 17 candidates. He fin- Convention. Trump loyalists are City, Utah. ished a distant second in the del- thrilled to see them in the spot- “She was the most charming, egate accumulation during the light, predicting they will take the gracious, intelligent, beautiful, Republican nominating cam- edge off a candidate known for polite young lady I had just about paign. biting remarks that have offended ever met,” Reed said. “When we His supporters clung to hope women and immigrants, among left, I said to my wife, ‘Well, I’m that the convention would adopt others. probably going to have to rules that would free delegates to Trump’s fundraisers know this reassess my opinion of Donald disregard the results of state con- to be true; for them, the children Trump.’” tests and swing behind Cruz at have long been a touchstone. He later shared the story with the 11th hour. That hope was “It’s a good way to start a con- Trump, and the businessman quickly dashed in opening-day versation because it’s all posi- told him, “‘Ralph, you wouldn’t proceedings. tive,” says Puzder, one of Trump’s believe how many people tell me AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster Easily spotted in their cowboy California finance chairmen and RePubliCAn PResidentiAl Candidate Donald Trump's children, from left, Donald Trump, Jr., that,’” Reed says. hats and Lone Star flag shirts, the chief executive of several fast- Reed says donors — and any- dozens of Texas delegates shout- food chains. “Everybody knows Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump and Tiffany Trump celebrate on the convention floor during the second day one else who meets the children session of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Tuesday. ed their objection when the push you can’t fake good children. You — are likely to be similarly moved. to change the rules was declared either have them or you don’t.” “For many people who have a defeated in a voice vote that Eric Trump is scheduled to boardrooms. York-based real estate company, of Trump’s most trusted political desire to get behind and support sounded close to those in the hall. speak Wednesday and Ivanka on “I’ve seen it time and time the Trump Organization. Tiffany advisers, Mnuchin says, but their father, I think they will really An effort to have the vote record- Thursday, just before her father. again: that look in his eyes when graduated this year from the they’ll likely be some of his best help people overcome whatever ed also failed, leaving anti-Trump Donald Trump Jr. and Tiffany someone says it can’t be done,” he University of . fundraising surrogates, starting hesitation it is that they might Republicans feeling mistreated. Trump took the stage Tuesday said. “I saw that look a little over “People think that one of next week. have.” “There isn’t a Band-Aid big night and delivered well-regarded a year ago when he was told he Donald Trump’s extraordinary On Monday, Donald Trump Jr. For Republican donors who enough” to heal the hurt that remarks, with Tiffany telling a couldn’t possibly succeed in poli- qualities is the values and work is to be the featured guest at a have little positive to say about erupted Monday, said Cruz sup- story of how her father encour- tics. ethic he has instilled in his kids,” Houston fundraiser, the first solo Trump, the children are a safe porter Ivette Lozano of Dallas. But aged her studies and Donald Jr. “Yes, he did.” says Steven Mnuchin, Trump’s appearance at such an event by topic. she was looking ahead. talking about growing up along- The eldest three hold executive national finance chairman. any of the Trump children. Last month at a gathering of “The plan is 2020, and we have side his father at job sites and positions at their father’s New Not only have they been some An email promoting the dinner 2012 Republican nominee Mitt an opportunity to do that,” said bills it as “a great opportunity to Romney’s friends and top donors, Lozano, a family practice physi- hear from Donald J. Trump’s eld- John Rakolta Jr., was wringing cian. Clinton: First day of GOP convention ‘surreal’ est son in a private setting on how his hands about whether he’d Besides his prime-time speech, LAS VEGAS (AP) — Hillary Cleveland for the second day of single solution” that would help we can rebuild our nation’s trust ever be able to support this year’s Cruz plans to hold a delegate Clinton dismissed the first day the national convention where workers and their families. in government.” nominee. Just days earlier, appreciation event Wednesday, of the Republican National delegates are expected to offi- The former secretary of state “I think he will be a tremen- Trump had said a federal judge’s and address the Texas delegation Convention as a “surreal” expe- cially select Trump as their addressed 6,000 members of dous draw,” says Mica Mexican heritage prevents him Thursday. rience on Tuesday, comparing party’s nominee. Speaking to AFSCME, a labor union repre- Mosbacher, who is raising money from fairly overseeing a lawsuit Ron Kaufman, a Republican the gathering led by Republican longstanding Democratic allies, senting 1.6 million public sector for Trump and knows his chil- against him. (Trump launched national committeeman from Donald Trump to the classic fan- Clinton noted Trump’s shadowy workers. The union endorsed dren personally from the social his campaign by saying people Massachusetts, said the flare-up tasy film “The Wizard of Oz.” appearance before he introduced Clinton in October. scene in , where she entering the United States illegal- over rules was choreographed to “There were similarities that his wife, Melania Trump, but She pointed to ongoing strug- resides part-time. “Donors are ly from Mexico include rapists demonstrate public support for appeared to me. Lots of sound made no mention of allegations gles with Republican governors anxious to get to know the family. and criminals.) Cruz and preserve his future. and fury — even a fog machine,” that she lifted passages of her in the Midwest, accusing They’ll be swayed.” Rakolta cringed when his “These votes had nothing to do Clinton told 6,000 people at the speech from first lady Michelle Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a When Mosbacher chats with friend Puzder, also there, with Trump,” he said. “This is all convention of the American Obama’s 2008 address. former GOP presidential hope- would-be donors, she says some approached. But Puzder side- about Ted Cruz trying to make Federation of State, County and Bracketing Trump, the pre- ful, of ripping “the heart out of ask her to explain how Trump stepped what could have been an the party smaller.” By smaller, he Municipal Employees in Las sumptive Democratic nominee public sector workers’ right to would be good for the country’s uncomfortable conversation meant that Cruz supporters were Vegas. “But when you pull back said “last night in Cleveland was bargain.” women. After all, Democrats are about “candidate Trump” by pushing for primaries where only the curtain, it was just Donald surreal,” prompting a chorus of She also warned that Trump running frequent advertisements focusing on “father Trump.” registered Republicans can par- Trump with nothing to offer to boos at the mention of her would undercut the Dodd-Frank featuring Trump sound bites such “Can’t argue that the kids are ticipate. Cruz was more success- the American people.” Republican rival’s name. She Act passed six years ago this as one where he says it’s hard for phenomenal,” Rakolta said at the ful in such contests than in ones Clinton rallied labor allies in added that viewers heard a lot week by Congress in response to a flat-chested woman to be a “10.” time, “He must be doing some- also open to voters who aren’t as Republicans met in about her and Trump but “not a the financial crisis. “I say, ‘Look at his family. To thing right.” registered Republicans. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 11 WEDNESDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Subban shows Nashville he knows how to make entrance NASHVILLE (AP) — P.K. Subban certainly helping this team to win and win a champi- the trade occurred. He used this quick trip to knows how to make an entrance, especially onship. That’s what I’m here to do.” Nashville to meet general manager David with a team more than happy to help manage The Predators and Canadiens stunned the Poile and some of the team’s employees. He his arrival in Music City. NHL on June 29 with Montreal swapping has yet to sit down with coach Peter The Nashville Predators took their new All- Subban for Nashville’s captain and fellow All- Laviolette and his assistants to find out what Star defenseman on a whirlwind trip around Star defenseman Shea Weber. Nashville has they want from him. Subban ate lunch town that featured Subban jumping on stage been lauded for getting the better end of the Monday with new teammates defenseman at a renowned honky-tonk to belt out Johnny deal with Subban having just turned 27 in Ryan Ellis and center Mike Fisher and now Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues.” Then the May while Weber turns 31 in August. has all his new teammates’ phone numbers. Predators introduced Subban to reporters Montreal has been criticized for trading away Nashville’s new defenseman lacks Weber’s and a few fans Monday in their first chance to both the 2013 Norris Trophy winner and fan size at 6-foot and 210 pounds. But Subban show off the man they picked up last month favorite who pledged $10 million to a chil- has more points (202) than the 6-4, 236- in Nashville’s big trade with Montreal. dren’s hospital last year. pound Weber (180) over the past four sea- Subban said the past few weeks since last Subban said he had an amazing relation- sons. The Predators wanted to add Subban’s month’s trade have been filled with mixed ship with the Montreal fans but promised offensive skills to Laviolette’s scheme where emotions. they will learn to love Weber as both a great defensemen are encouraged to join the attack “There’s no question that I’m head over hockey player and person as well. offensively to better compete in the Central heels excited about this opportunity to play “Obviously leaving Montreal is emotional Division where they finished fourth. here in Nashville,” Subban said. “I’m excited for me,” Subban said. “I have a lot of relation- The Predators lost to San Jose in the sec- AP photo about our team. I’m excited about our city ships there, a lot of great ties and I’ll be con- ond round of the playoffs in seven games. nAshviLLe PreDATors DefensemAn P.K. Subban speaks and I’m most importantly excited about the nected to that city forever. Now it’s time ... “Hopefully, we’re either creating more at a news conference Monday, in Nashville. Subban was acquired opportunity to win a Stanley Cup. That’s Christmas Day is over, it’s Boxing Day and offense and scoring more goals but for sure from the Montreal Canadiens in a trade for defenseman Shea Weber what this is all about. Coming here is not a it’s time to move on.” in June. popularity contest. Coming here is about Subban was vacationing in Europe when See SUBBAN, Page 13 Vick Earns Medalist Honors at Junior Amateur Championship From USGA Vick, a three-sport high school pended for darkness due to two OOLTEWAH — Travis Vick, 16, athlete who also plays football weather delays on Monday. Lee, of Houston, Texas, shot an even- and basketball, bogeyed two of who shot 4-under 68 in the open- par 72 Tuesday to earn medalist his opening three holes but ing round, had a 71. honors in the 2016 U.S. Junior steadied himself on No. 13 when Lee, the younger brother of Amateur Championship at the he sank a 20-footer for par after 2012 U.S. Girls’ Junior champi- par-72, 7,326-yard The Honors missing the green to the left with on and LPGA Tour player Minjee Course. Vick, who fired a course- his tee shot. After his eagle later Lee, bogeyed three holes early in record 64 in Monday’s first round returned him to even par on the his round but regrouped with five of stroke play, finished at 8- round, he got up and down for birdies over the next nine holes. under-par 136. another par on No. 3 and hit a He jump-started his play by hit- Vick, who was one stroke short 141-yard gap wedge to within 4 ting a 165-yard 8-iron to within of claiming co-medalist honors feet for a birdie on the par-4 sev- 12 feet to set up a birdie on No. 9 last year after bogeying the final enth. and made a 6-foot putt for anoth- hole, broke away from a tight er birdie on the par-5 11th. pack when he eagled the par-5 “I knew I had to get my head second, his 11th hole. He rifled a “It’s just a humbling back in it,” said Lee, who won 211-yard 4-iron over the flag and feeling. All the best last year’s Western Australia then sank a breaking 20-foot players come here from Amateur. “I am very happy with putt. every which way you the way I finished.” “It’s just a humbling feeling,” can think of, so to come Hong posted a 4-under 68 to move up the leader board and said Vick, who finished three out on top, it’s really strokes clear of Min Woo Lee, 17, into a tie for second at 5-under special.” 139. Hong started his second of Australia, and Eugene Hong, — Travis Vick 16, of Sanford, Fla. “All the best round by holing out from a players come here from every greenside bunker on the par-4 which way you can think of, so to 10th, his first hole, and then come out on top, it’s really spe- “It boosted my momentum,” sank a long par putt on No. 12. cial.” said Vick about his eagle putt on He followed with birdies on Nos. The U.S. Junior Amateur con- No. 2. “It just changed my entire 13, 15 and 17. sists of 36 holes of stroke play mindset. Being able to hit a crisp “I made a lot of par putts and followed by six rounds of match iron shot and a good putt was a birdie putts and that’s made a play, with the championship humongous motivator.” big difference for me,” said Hong, scheduled to conclude with a 36- Lee was one of 18 players who who advanced to last year’s semi- hole final on Saturday starting at finished their first round earlier 8 a.m. EDT. in the day after play was sus- See VICK, Page 13

AP photo ATLAnTA BrAves batter Ender Inciarte hits a sacrifice fly off Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Blake Wood to score Nick Markakis for the eventual game-winning run in the 11th inning Tuesday, in Cincinnati. Braves blow lead, rally to beat Reds in 11th CINCINNATI (AP) — Atlanta’s two young pitch- innings during his second major league start — ers grew up a little bit during a ragged, extra- a good sign for a rebuilding team. inning win. “He never lets off the gas,” interim manager The Braves’ bullpen blew a two-run lead in the Brian Snitker said. “Good, bad or ugly, this kid ninth inning, but Ender Inciarte hit a sacrifice fly never gives in. That’s a good trait for a young in the 11th for a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati pitcher. Reds on Tuesday night that evened a series “He matured a lot tonight. It was a great learn- between the NL’s worst teams. ing game for him.” The Braves’ focus was more on their young Jenkins, who turns 24 on Wednesday, felt a lot starter and their even younger reliever who han- more comfortable in his second start. dled pressure situations like they were nothing “I really felt good,” said Jenkins, who threw 107 new. pitches. “I didn’t get my first win, but the team UsgA photo DArren cArroLL Tyrell Jenkins gave up Jay Bruce’s two-run TrAvis vick secured medalist honors with an even-par 72 Tuesday, at the U.S. Junior Amateur at homer but held the Reds to four hits in six See BRAVES, Page 13 the Honors Course in Ooltewah. Vick leads the field headed into match play competition. Big 12 moves toward expansion, will evaluate candidates

(AP) — The Big 12 is accept- the board that we want to move meeting, but it’s also possible Memphis, Houston and Central Baylor were left out of the first ing resumes from expansion forward,” Boren said. “We’ve that we could have a special Florida. BYU, a football inde- College Football Playoff. After candidates. had discussion of the attributes meeting sometime between now pendent, has made it known it that season, the Big 12 began to The smallest Power Five con- of some of those schools that and then,” the commissioner wants into a Power Five confer- reassess. ference took a significant step have come to us and expressed said. ence. Colorado State has also Conference leaders decided toward adding members interest. And that we want to The Big 12 has been a 10- reached out to Big 12 leaders. not to overreact to one year’s Tuesday when its university move forward and have a full team conference since 2012, “We’ve been contacted by a results and instead studied presidents directed evaluation of exactly the level of after Nebraska, Colorado, Texas number of institutions, and I expansion, along with bringing Commissioner Bob Bowlsby to their interest, what kind of pro- A&M and Missouri left during would imagine after this news back the title game and trying begin evaluating schools inter- posals they might make to us in the last major wave of realign- breaks we’ll be contacted to start its own television net- ested in joining. terms of terms and conditions ment and TCU and West again,” Bowlsby said. work. Oklahoma President David for joining the conference. Virginia joined. The Big 12 has already Oklahoma reached the Boren said the board of direc- When the conference ulti- The conference has being announced plans to reinstitute College Football Playoff as the tors voted unanimously during mately makes a decision and batting around the idea of its conference championship Big 12 champion last season, a meeting Tuesday in Dallas how many schools it might add adding more members for more game in 2017. tempering some of the confer- that coincided with football are still up in the air, Boren than a year and begins its The reconstituted Big 12 in ence’s nervousness. Firms media days to take another step said. search with plenty of suitors. 2014 hailed its round-robin hired to crunch the numbers for toward adding to the 10-mem- Bowlsby said his work could The Big 12 has been getting football schedule as the way to the Big 12 told the conference AP photo ber league, but they stopped be done before the end of the pitches behind the scenes for produce “One True Champion,” earlier this year that expanding Big 12 commissioner Bob just short of committing to football season. months from American Athletic but the slogan looked silly when would increase the chances of Bowlsby addresses attendees future expansion. “It’s possible that this could Conference schools such as it ended up with co-champions during the Big 12’s media day “I think it’s a statement from extend to our October board Cincinnati, Connecticut, that season. Both TCU and See BIG 12, Page 13 Monday, in Dallas. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Diego, 62; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 62; 2 tied at 61. Pitching Strasburg, Washington, 13-0; Cueto, San Francisco, 13-2; Arrieta, Chicago, 12-4; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 11-2; Fernandez, , 11-4; Greinke, Arizona, 10-3; Lester, Chicago, 10-4; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 10-5; Scherzer, Washington, 10-6; Syndergaard, New York, 9-4. American league East Division W l Pct GB Baltimore 53 39 .576 — Boston 52 39 .571 ½ 53 42 .558 1½ New York 47 46 .505 6½ Tampa Bay 36 57 .387 17½ Central Division Wl Pct GB Cleveland 55 38 .591 — Detroit 49 45 .521 6½ Kansas City 47 46 .505 8 Chicago 46 47 .495 9 Minnesota 34 59 .366 21 West Division Wl Pct GB Texas 55 40 .579 — Houston 50 44 .532 4½ Seattle 47 47 .500 7½ Los Angeles 42 52 .447 12½ Oakland 42 52 .447 12½ Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees 7, Baltimore 1 Boston 4, San Francisco 0 Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 Cleveland 7, Kansas City 3 Tampa Bay 10, Colorado 1 Toronto 5, Arizona 1 L.A. Angels 8, Texas 6 Oakland 4, Houston 3, 10 innings Chicago White Sox 6, Seattle 1 Contributed photo Wednesday’s Games A sMilinG WOODY BlACkWEll, left, points to a map of the Minnesota (Santana 3-8) at Detroit (Verlander 9-6), 1:10 Cleveland (Carrasco 6-3) at Kansas City (Kennedy 6-7), eighth hole where on Saturday he rolled in a $10,000 ace from 175 2:15 Tampa Bay (Archer 4-13) at Colorado (De La Rosa 6-6), yards at the third annual Fred Lupton Memorial Golf Tournament, at 3:10 Houston (Fister 9-6) at Oakland (Mengden 1-4), 3:35 Chatata Valley Golf Club. With Blackwell is playing partner Dale Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 2-5) at Seattle (Hernandez 4- AP Photo 4), 3:40 Foust. Toronto (Stroman 7-4) at Arizona (Corbin 4-8), 3:40 PHil MiCkElsOn watches his shot from the 15th fairway during the final round of the British Open Baltimore (Gallardo 3-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 3-9), 7:05 at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday. San Francisco (Cain 1-5) at Boston (Pomeranz 8-7), 7:10 Texas (Perez 7-6) at L.A. Angels (Santiago 7-4), 10:05 Thursday’s Games Blackwell provides highlight Baltimore (Tillman 13-2) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 5-7), 1:05 Minnesota (Duffey 5-6) at Boston (Wright 11-5), 7:10 Detroit (Pelfrey 2-9) at Chicago White Sox (Shields 4-11), with $10,000 hole-in-one at 8:10 Tampa Bay (Moore 5-7) at Oakland (Gray 4-8), 10:05 Lefty now chasing the AMERiCAn lEAGUE lEADERs G AB RHPct. Lupton Memorial tournament Altuve Hou 94 370 73 131 .354 Ortiz Bos 85 306 43 100 .327 empowers students with learning Trout LAA 94 338 74 108 .320 Special to the Banner Bogaerts Bos 89 374 67 119 .318 differences to develop the skills Desmond Tex 94 371 67 117 .315 other Nicklaus mark The third Annual Fred Lupton YEscobar LAA 83 334 41 105 .314 Memorial Golf Tournament to and values for success in our Nunez Min 83 337 48 105 .312 global community. Bachman pro- Machado Bal 88 360 63 111 .308 TROON, Scotland (AP) — Tiger set by Nicklaus until a fourth to me. benefit the LEGG UP Scholarship Donaldson Tor 93 353 83 108 .306 Fund at Bachman Academy was vides a balanced, nurturing, Cano Sea 94 383 66 117 .305 Woods isn’t the only player chas- knee surgery, three back surger- “I put in my best performance Home Runs held Saturday at Chatata Valley learning, and living environment Trumbo, Baltimore, 28; Frazier, Chicago, 27; Encarnacion, ing Jack Nicklaus in the majors. ies and one fire hydrant got in today. Played close to flawless for both boarding students and Toronto, 25; KDavis, Oakland, 23; NCruz, Seattle, 23; Ortiz, So is Phil Mickelson. the way. golf and was beat,” he said. “So it Golf, with 37 golfers looking to Boston, 23; Donaldson, Toronto, 23; Cano, Seattle, 22; take home first place. day students. CDavis, Baltimore, 22; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 22. Only one of them has been Eight years later, Woods kind of goes both ways. I’m Runs Batted in The LEGG UP Scholarship Bachman Academy specializes Encarnacion, Toronto, 84; Ortiz, Boston, 75; Pujols, Los making progress over the last remains at 14 and hasn’t played happy with the way I played, but in a holistic, sensory-rich, stu- Angeles, 71; Trumbo, Baltimore, 68; Donaldson, Toronto, four years. That isn’t necessarily in nearly a year. even more disappointed that it Fund was started many years ago 67; Napoli, Cleveland, 65; Seager, Seattle, 63; Trout, Los by Lupton. His legacy of helping dent-centered learning program Angeles, 62; KDavis, Oakland, 61; Frazier, Chicago, 61. good news for Mickelson, but it Mickelson, who won his fifth wasn’t enough because you look Pitching special-needs kids with learning for middle and high school Sale, Chicago, 14-3; Tillman, Baltimore, 13-2; Porcello, should be. major in the British Open at back and say, ‘What do I need to grades. Bachman addresses Boston, 12-2; Happ, Toronto, 12-3; Salazar, Cleveland, 11- Mickelson did everything right Muirfield three years ago, now do?’” differences continues with the 3; SWright, Boston, 11-5; AaSanchez, Toronto, 10-1; Tomlin, annual tournament to benefit the learning differences and learning Cleveland, 10-2; Hamels, Texas, 10-2; Iwakuma, Seattle, in the British Open, only to has recorded a runner-up finish By now he should know the 10-6. scholarship fund. disabilities such as ADD, ADHD, southern league watch Henrik Stenson do just a each of the last four years. Not answer, because it has happened dysgraphia, dyscalculia, sensory north Division little better. even Nicklaus put together a a lot. Woody Blackwell provided the Wl Pct. GB highlight of the day with a tour- integration dysfunction, Chattanooga (Twins) 15 10 .600 — They combined to deliver the streak of four straight years with Sure, Mickelson erred by try- Asperger’s syndrome, and high- Montgomery (Rays) 14 11 .560 1 greatest closing rounds by a final the silver. ing to hit 3-iron around a tree at nament first and history-making Jackson (Mariners) 12 12 .500 2½ functioning autism. The academy Birmingham (White Sox) 12 13 .480 3 pairing in major championship This is not meant to cheer up Winged Foot and making double $10,000 hole-in-one late in the Tennessee (Cubs) 11 13 .458 3½ tourney as the event was nearing helps students develop individual south Division history — 63 for Stenson, 65 for Mickelson. bogey on the 18th hole in the potential and practical skills they Wl Pct. GB Mickelson, on a day when the He is 46, in his 25th year as a 2006 U.S. Open. The soft bogeys completion. The 82-year-old Mobile (Diamondbacks) 13 12 .520 — will be able to use throughout Mississippi (Braves) 13 12 .520 — average score was 72.8. They had pro. He has been around long he made on the 13th and 15th Blackwell teed off on No. 8 to Jacksonville (Marlins) 13 12 .520 — make club history with the 175- their lifetimes. Pensacola (Reds) 12 13 .480 1 a better-ball score of 59. They enough that losing stings, and it holes at Merion cost him a shot Bachman Academy is SACS Biloxi (Brewers) 9 16 .360 4 walked off the 18th green at doesn’t always matter if it’s self- at the 2013 U.S. Open. One can yard stroke to win the prize. Tuesday’s Games and SAIS accredited and SEVIS No games scheduled Royal Troon with their arms inflicted. Is it easier to stomach find other mistakes, but with the Located in Southeast Wednesday’s Games Tennessee, Bachman Academy approved. Mississippi at Tennessee, 7:05 around each other’s shoulders, knowing he played bogey-free exception of Royal Troon, even Biloxi at Pensacola, 7:30 and given the intensity of the than if he couldn’t hit a par 3 the winner doesn’t hit all the Jacksonville at Mobile, 7:35 Chattanooga at Jackson, 8:05 battle, they might have been with a pitching wedge? right shots. 7 p.m. Montgomery at Birmingham, 8:05 keeping each other from collaps- It was the second time that What’s impressive about ESPN — San Francisco at Boston Thursday’s Games 10 p.m. Mississippi at Tennessee, 7:05 ing. Mickelson posted the lowest Mickelson is that seven of his 11 MLB — Texas at L.A. Angels OR St. Louis at San Diego Biloxi at Pensacola, 7:30 (joined in progress) Jacksonville at Mobile, 7:35 Stenson, the champion golfer score in any major, only for runner-up finishes in the majors WnBA BAskETBAll Chattanooga at Jackson, 8:05 of the year, received the silver someone else to go lower. That were by two shots or fewer. 12:30 p.m. Montgomery at Birmingham, 8:05 NBA — Connecticut at Dallas claret jug. was David Toms at Atlanta Nicklaus was a runner-up 19 3 p.m. NBA — San Antonio at Seattle Mickelson not only received a Athletic Club, who holed a 10- times, but it’s not simple math to BAskETBAll silver platter, he took over sole foot par putt on the final hole to suggest he could have won 37 BAsEBAll WnBA Glance possession of second place on beat Mickelson by one. And it majors. In six of those, he fin- national league EAsTERn COnFEREnCE W l Pct GB golf’s all-time list of runner-up was Stenson at Royal Troon, ished three shots or more East Division New York 17 7 .708 — W l Pct GB Atlanta 12 11 .522 4½ finishes in the majors. making 10 birdies in a round of behind. The only time Mickelson Washington 56 38 .596 — Chicago 11 12 .478 5½ Miami 51 42 .548 4½ Indiana 11 12 .478 5½ He’s No. 2 at being No. 2 63 that even Johnny Miller was never a serious factor in the New York 50 43 .538 5½ Washington 9 13 .409 7 The runner-up finish at Royal admired. closing holes was when Jordan Philadelphia 43 52 .453 13½ Connecticut 6 16 .273 10 Atlanta 33 61 .351 23 WEsTERn COnFEREnCE Troon was the 11th for “I’m not sure how I’m going to Spieth won by four shots at the Central Division W l Pct GB Wl Pct GB Los Angeles 20 3 .870 — Mickelson, one more than Arnold feel about that,” Mickelson said. Masters last year. Chicago 56 37 .602 — Minnesota 19 4 .826 1 Palmer and still eight to go to “I played what I feel was well Toms and Payne Stewart made St. Louis 48 44 .522 7½ Phoenix 10 14 .417 10½ Pittsburgh 48 45 .516 8 Dallas 9 14 .391 11 catch Nicklaus. enough to win this championship par putts on him at the last hole. Milwaukee 39 52 .429 16 Seattle 8 14 .364 11½ Cincinnati 35 59 .372 21½ San Antonio 5 17 .227 14½ No one talks much about that by a number of strokes, and yet I Mickelson made double bogey West Division Tuesday’s Games record because Nicklaus is iden- got beat by three strokes. You from the bunker on the 17th at Wl Pct GB Indiana 92, Los Angeles 82 San Francisco 57 37 .606 — Chicago 79, Phoenix 77 tified more with his 18 majors. know, it’s not like I have decades Shinnecock Hills. A bogey on the Los Angeles 53 42 .558 4½ Wednesday’s Games Colorado 43 50 .462 13½ New York at Washington, 11:30 a.m. Woods reached 14 majors in left of opportunities to win San Diego 41 52 .441 15½ Connecticut at Dallas, 12:30 p.m. 2008 and was ahead of the pace majors, so each one means a lot Arizona 40 54 .426 17 Atlanta at Minnesota, 1 p.m. See LEFTY, Page 13 Contributed photo Tuesday’s Games San Antonio at Seattle, 3 p.m. FOR THE third time in L.A. Dodgers 8, Washington 4 Thursday’s Games Miami 2, Philadelphia 1, 10 innings Indiana at New York, 11 a.m. his golfing career, Clark N.Y. Mets 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Friday’s Games Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles at Washington, 7 p.m. Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 4, 11 innings Now or never for Quintana at Tour de France Melton aced his tee shot Dallas at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Boston 4, San Francisco 0 Seattle at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Saturday while playing at San Diego at St. Louis, ppd. Connecticut at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 10, Colorado 1 BERN, Switzerland (AP) — As be good for the show. But it’s ly,” said Froome, who has a 1:47 the Cleveland Country Toronto 5, Arizona 1 Wednesday’s Games the Tour de France heads toward unrealistic and not a guarantee lead over his closest rival, Dutch Club. The former Walker Atlanta (Harrell 1-1) at Cincinnati (DeSclafani 4-0), 12:35 GOlF the Alps, Nairo Quintana and for success,” Unzue said. “We rider Bauke Mollema. “Starting Valley and Young Harris San Diego (Rea 5-3) at St. Louis (Martinez 8-6), 2:15 , 1st game Boys U.s. Junior Amateur scores Alejandro Valverde have only a need to wait for the right time, for the season later helped, and I had College standout used a N.Y. Mets (Colon 8-4) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 8-6), Tuesday few opportunities left to try and the moment that will allow us to a quieter run-in to the Tour. I 2:20 At The Honors Course 5-iron for the ninth hole, Tampa Bay (Archer 4-13) at Colorado (De La Rosa 6-6), Ooltewah, Tenn. derail Chris Froome’s bid for a be efficient when we make a said at the beginning of the race I 3:10 Yardage: 7,328; Par: 72 which was playing at 187 Toronto (Stroman 7-4) at Arizona (Corbin 4-8), 3:40 second Round third title in four years. move.” wanted to be at my best in the L.A. Dodgers (Norris 5-7) at Washington (Gonzalez 5-8), Note: x-There will be a 13-for-7 playoff for the final match- The remaining three high- Valverde agreed with his boss, third week and I’m on track for yards. Witnessing the 7:05 play spots Wednesday, starting on the 10th hole. Miami (Chen 5-3) at Philadelphia (Hellickson 6-7), 7:05 Travis Vick, Houston, Texas 64-72-136 mountain stages and uphill time saying Quintana “has to try it that.” hole-in-one were Bill Milwaukee (Anderson 4-10) at Pittsburgh (Locke 8-5), 7:05 Eugene Hong, Sanford, Fla. 71-68-139 San Francisco (Cain 1-5) at Boston (Pomeranz 8-7), 7:10 Wednesday’s first Alpine stage Min Woo Lee, Australia 68-71-139 trial should be the ideal play- when he considers he can hurt Lively, Jim Scott and Todd San Diego (Clemens 1-0) at St. Louis (Garcia 6-6), 8:15 , Won Jun Lee, 66-74-140 2nd game ground for the Movistar team- his competitors.” takes the peloton on a 184.5-kilo- Matthew Sharpstene, Asheville, N.C. 74-66-140 Beck. Thursday’s Games Noah Norton, Chico, Calif. 71-70-141 mates, who need to abandon Encouraging for Movisar is that meter ride to the ski resort of L.A. Dodgers (Urias 1-2) at Washington (Strasburg 13-0), Wei Wei Gao, Philippines 67-74-141 12:05 Finhaut-Emosson, and features a Joaquin Niemann, Chile 73-69-142 their conservative approach and Froome has not been as domi- Miami (Koehler 6-8) at Philadelphia (Eickhoff 6-10), 7:05 Noah Goodwin, Corinth, Texas 71-71-142 Milwaukee (Garza 1-3) at Pittsburgh (Liriano 5-9), 7:05 take all risks to make up for the nant on the mountains as he has punishing 10-kilometer final Cullan Brown, Paducah, Ky. 72-70-142 San Diego (Cashner 4-7) at St. Louis (Wainwright 9-5), 7:15 Reid Davenport, Austin, Texas 70-73-143 big chunk of time they have lost. on previous Tours. climb to the finish. It will be fol- Atlanta (Foltynewicz 3-3) at Colorado (Bettis 7-6), 8:40 On AiR John Pak, Scotch Plains, N.J. 73-70-143 nATiOnAl lEAGUE lEADERs Quintana, runner-up to Froome would normally use lowed by an uphill time trial and sports on TV Cole Hammer, Houston, Texas 65-78-143 G AB RHPct. Wednesday, July 20 Hunter Eichhorn, Carney, Mich. 72-71-143 Froome in 2013 and 2015, is in the first mountaintop finish to two more grueling stages in high AUTO RACinG Murphy Was 89 341 54 120 .352 Andrew Kozan, West Palm Beach, Fla. 72-71-143 altitude before the ceremonial 5 p.m. WRamos Was 78 281 40 92 .327 Wocheng (Aden) Ye, China 72-72-144 fourth place overall, 2 minutes, assert his authority on the race, FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Series, Aspen LeMahieu Col 85 315 56 103 .327 Fred Lee, Australia 70-74-144 59 seconds behind. Valverde is something he has not been able finish on the Champs Elysees. Dental Eldora Dirt Derby, qualifying, at New Weston, Ohio CGonzalez Col 89 352 60 112 .318 Kaito Onishi, Japan 72-73-145 7 p.m. Yelich Mia 88 324 45 103 .318 Paul Chaplet, Costa Rica 72-73-145 18 more seconds behind his to do this year. Instead, he’s built “I feel as if I’ve been waiting for FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Series, Aspen Prado Mia 87 348 40 110 .316 Joey Moore, Billings, Mont. 71-74-145 these four days,” Froome said. Dental Eldora Dirt Derby, heat races, at New Weston, Ohio Realmuto Mia 79 301 36 95 .316 Ryan Grauman, Alamo, Calif. 74-71-145 teammate. his lead with an impressive show- 9 p.m. ADiaz StL 85 308 61 97 .315 Ashkaan Hakim, San Ramon, Calif. 74-71-145 The gaps are significant, but ing against the clock combined “Perhaps some other riders have, FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Series, Aspen Braun Mil 77 297 38 93 .313 Austin Eckroat, Edmond, Okla. 73-72-145 Dental Eldora Dirt Derby, at New Weston, Ohio Marte Pit 86 330 50 103 .312 James Song, Canada 71-74-145 Quintana, a pure climber from with master tactical coups in the too.” CYClinG Home Runs Nicholas Lyerly, Salisbury, N.C. 74-72-146 8 a.m. Bryant, Chicago, 25; Arenado, Colorado, 23; Story, Joseph Chun, South Korea 71-75-146 Colombia, managed to gain time Peyresourde downhill and the Cavendish pulls out NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 17, Bern, Switzerland to Colorado, 23; Duvall, Cincinnati, 23; Carter, Milwaukee, 22; Brendan Gonzalez, Orange, Calif. 69-77-146 on Froome in the Alps last year. crosswinds near Montpellier. Finhaut-Emosson, Switzerland Rizzo, Chicago, 22; Cespedes, New York, 21; JaLamb, Joe Highsmith, Lakewood, Wash. 73-73-146 BERN, Switzerland (AP) — MAJOR lEAGUE BAsEBAll Arizona, 21; Stanton, Miami, 20; Myers, San Diego, 20. Galven Kendall Green, Malaysia 75-71-146 His subdued performance at “I believe that Froome and his Mark Cavendish has withdrawn 12:30 p.m. Runs Batted in Chase Furey, Los Angeles, Calif. 73-74-147 MLB — Atlanta at Cincinnati Arenado, Colorado, 71; Murphy, Washington, 68; Rizzo, Wells Padgett, Wichita, Kan. 74-73-147 the Mont Ventoux and his unim- rivals are more or less on the from the Tour de France after 3:30 p.m. Chicago, 68; Bruce, Cincinnati, 66; JaLamb, Arizona, 65; Teddy Zinsner, Alexandria, Va. 74-73-147 pressive time trial last week have, same level in the mountains this MLB — Houston at Oakland Bryant, Chicago, 65; Duvall, Cincinnati, 64; Kemp, San Adrien Pendaries, France 73-74-147 winning four stages. however, raised doubts about his year,” Unzue said. “In Andorra Team Dimension Data made ability to make a comeback. and at the Ventoux, he did not the announcement Tuesday on Even his team manager, attack to create gaps, I believe the race’s second and final rest Eusebio Unzue, admits Quintana that he is not as strong as he was day, with five stages remain- OCAL OTES is not at his best. before. The problem is more that ing. L N “We did not see the Nairo we he has a team capable of control- Cavendish is preparing to race know at the Mont Ventoux. ling the race in delicate situa- on the track at the Rio de Janeiro BAsEBAll TRiPlE THREAT CAMP Camp for girls entering third through eighth grades will be Hopefully, things will return to tions.” Olympics, where he will be com- BAsEBAll insTRUCTiOn The Triple Threat Basketball Camp will be held July held July 25-27 from 12-2 p.m. At Ocoee Middle School. normal in the Alps,” he said. Despite claims in French news- Cleveland State Community College assistant base- 24-27 in the Mayfield Elementary School gym. Session I The cost is $30 per camper. The camp will provide stu- peting in the omnium event. ball coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruc- (for rising fourth-through seventh graders) will run from 4- dents the opportunity to learn and play volleyball in an Unzue has been vainly scratch- papers that Froome has no rival The British sprinter says that tion and lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons 6 p.m.and Session II (for rising eighth-12th graders) will informative and fun environment. For more information, will be offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, run from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The camp will be run by coaches contact Judy Pruett at (423)715-3483. ing his head to find the winning this year, he is certain he will be “after an extremely enjoyable and catching, infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times Amy Geren-McGowan and Rachel Moore. The cost for WVHs VOllEYBAll AlUMni GAME formula that will allow his riders given a hard challenge in the and pricing, contact coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or the camp is $100 with a $25 non-refundable deposit. For Walker Valley will host an alumni volleyball game on successful couple of weeks...it is email [email protected]. more information or to register, call or text Amy Geren- July 28 at 6 p.m. in the school’s gymnasium. There will to crack Team Sky’s supremacy. Alps, where he struggled with a with great sadness that I took the CsCC inDsTRUCTiOnAl lEAGUE McGowan at (423)650-5784 or Rachel Moore at also be a 100-point game for current Lady Mustang play- The Cleveland State baseball program will offer a four (423)595-2664. ers at 5 p.m. Admission is free and everyone is invited to While many observers have been chest infection and lost nearly decision today to leave the race.” week fall instructional league for high school aged players kilBY inDiViDUAl insTRUCTiOn attend for a fun evening of volleyball action.. struggling to understand why two minutes to Quintana last Cavendish would have been a Aug. 8- Sept. 6. Players will have the opportunity to fur- Individual basketball instruction for male and female WREsTlinG ther develop baseball skills through instruction and elementary, middle school, high school and post graduate sTAMPEDE WREsTlinG CAMP Quintana and Valverde have not year. As a result, he has slightly contender to win the final stage games. For more information, contact Mike Policastro at athletes is being offered by former Junior College and The 2016 Walker Valley-Ocoee Middle Stampede (423)478-6219 or email University coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of harassed Froome with relentless changed his preparation to be in Sunday on the Champs-Elysees. Wrestling Camp will be held July 21-23. Registration will [email protected]. For registration infor- head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience be held at 8 a.m. July 21 at the Ocoee Middle Wrestling mation and league schedule, go to: in junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. For attacks in the Pyrenees and the a better shape in the final week of He wore the race leader’s yel- room. The daily sessions will run from 9 a.m. until noon. http://www.cscougars.com/sports/bsb/2015- more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. The camp is for grades K-5 at a cost of $60 per wrestler. Jura mountains, Unzue says his racing. low jersey for the first time after 16/Cleveland_State_Fall_Developmental_League_Regist VOllEYBAll Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt and lunch wil be cautious approach was right. “I feel more ready for the third winning the opening stage at ration_2016 WVHs VOllEYBAll CAMP provided each day.. For more information contact Coach BAskETBAll The 2016 Walker Valley Lady Mustangs Volleyball Andy Morris at (423) 716-7407. “Attacking all the time would week than I have been previous- Utah Beach, Normandy. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 13 Romo, Flacco, Suggs, Nelson key returning players By BARRY WILNER almost the entire 2015 schedule. never played a snap for the Jets, AP Football Writer The six-time Pro Bowl linebacker who gambled and traded for him tore his Achilles tendon in the after mainstay D’Brickashaw Tony Romo taking snaps. Joe opener at . Ferguson retired. They hope he Flacco hurling passes. Jordy He has not been available to can fill a massive hole at left Nelson and Keenan Allen catch- talk about his rehab, but coach tackle, something Clady has done ing them. John Harbaugh is optimistic exceptionally well for most of the Terrell Suggs and Cam Wake Suggs will be ready for training seven pro seasons he’s gotten harassing opposing quarter- camp. onto the field. backs. Ryan Clady trying to pre- Dallas — Around Big D, folks Last year wasn’t one of them; vent such things. fully believe Romo’s return to Clady missed Denver’s champi- Jamaal Charles running wild. health will ensure the Cowboys’ onship run with a torn left ACL It sure would be nice to see return to the postseason. He’ll sustained in May 2015. Two these stars on the field and not likely need a similar recovery by years before that, he managed to on injured reserve, where they receiver Dez Bryant — and a get into only two games before a wound up in 2015. vastly improved defense that Lisfranc foot injury sidelined him. As NFL teams head to training includes the return of cornerback He really is New York’s only camp, nearly all of them have key viable option at the important LT players they desperately need to Orlando Scandrick — for that to return to health. Here’s a look at happen. position. those most in need. But having Romo on hand “I’m just going to answer them Baltimore — No team had its instead of Brandon Weeden or by getting on the field and play- season ruined more by injuries Matt Cassel or Kellen Moore, ing,” he said of those who ques- than the Ravens. Along with well, need we say more? tion his ability to return to top Flacco and Suggs, they lost half- Miami — After spending all form. “I think I can do that.” dozen regulars, including play- those millions on DT Ndamukong Green Bay — It could be Suh, Miami’s defense ranked argued that no player’s recovery AP photo makers Steve Smith Sr. and Green BAy PAckers wide receiver Jordy Nelson stretches during practice in Green Bay, Wis. It Justin Forsett. 25th overall, 28th against the is more critical to his team’s title run. It had 31 sacks; opponents chances than Packers wideout could be argued that no player’s recovery is more critical to his team’s title chances than Packers wideout Flacco, the 2013 Super Bowl Nelson from a torn right ACL. MVP, played in 122 straight had 45. Nelson from a torn right ACL. games, fifth-longest string for a And now, sacks leader Olivier Even with good health for Romo, quarterback in NFL history, Vernon is a Giant. Flacco, Suggs, Wake and Clady, season,” Nelson said. “That’s inducted into the New York fourth straight year. before tearing his left ACL and That means Wake will need to, their teams are dealing with where I’m trying to get to. I know Giants’ Ring of Honor. Accorsi acquired the majority MCL in November. He believes he uh, wake up a unit that surren- many other issues. where I need to be mentally and The Giants announced of the players on the team that is on pace to start the preseason. dered 44 touchdowns. He’s com- Not so much in Green Bay, physically.” Tuesday that the trio will be hon- won the Super Bowl in February “I wanted to be the guy who ing off a torn left Achilles tendon which has the elements to be a If he gets there, Cheeseheads ored on Nov. 14 at a halftime cer- 2008, 15 of whom were on the played 15, 16, 17 years and that cost him nine games. solid contender in the NFC. If, everywhere can breathe easier. emony of a game at MetLife team that won another title four Wake has averaged 10 sacks that is, Nelson is back to supply didn’t miss a snap,” Flacco said. Coughlin, Accorsi and Tuck to Stadium against the Cincinnati years later. Coughlin coached “I had to come to grips with it for his seven seasons and is a Aaron Rodgers with a reliable Bengals. those teams. Tuck played on pretty quickly because it was my four-time Pro Bowler. threat all over the field in the enter Giants Ring of Honor The honor for Coughlin comes them, and was a captain of the reality. That was the toughest “It’s another obstacle to over- passing game. Which, incidental- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) less than a year after the man squad that defeated New England part, not being able to be on the come,” he said. “I’ve been doing it ly, will help boost the run game. — Coach Tom Coughlin, former who led the Giants to two Super in 2012. field with the guys for the last six my whole career. I wouldn’t “I just need to make sure I’m general manager Ernie Accorsi Bowls agreed to leave the team The ring will now have 42 games.” expect this to be any different.” ready to go come the start of and recently retired defensive after missing the playoffs for the members. Suggs wasn’t on the field for New york Jets — Clady has training camp and the regular end Justin Tuck are being Braves Lefty From Page 11 From Page 12 got the win. And (Mauricio) games. Jim Johnson gave up four trade the right fielder this month 16th hole cost him at Valhalla means he has a chance at win- Steinberg said Woods will con- Cabrera got his first win.” hits and a pair of runs in the — they had a deal fall through in when Rory McIlroy won by one ning, and everyone should want tinue to work hard and assess Nick Markakis started the win- ninth. Cozart tied it with a single. the offseason. shot, and a bogey on the 17th that. when he can play the following ning rally with a single off Tony Johnson, who is filling in as the Snitker was ejected in the 10th hole at Bethpage Black left Woods out of PGA Championship season, which starts in October. Cingrani (2-3) and took third on closer, has blown three of his five by first base umpire Angel Mickelson one shot behind in the In public appearances dating Jeff Francoeur’s single off Blake save chances. Hernandez. Adonis Garcia sin- 2009 U.S. Open. as he continues his rehabilitation to April, whether it was opening Wood. Inciarte’s fly to deep center Gordon Beckham emerged gled and was picked off by Should he have won more (AP) — Tiger Woods withdrew his golf course in Houston or broke the tie. from a deep slump by hitting a Cingrani. Snitker argue that the majors? Anyone, Woods includ- from the PGA Championship, the hosting his tournament in Cabrera (1-0) got the last five tiebreaking two-run homer in the left-hander had balked. ed, can say that. first time he will go an entire year Washington, Woods has given no outs for his first career win. The seventh inning for a 4-2 lead. Bengals cornerback Adam To be in this conversation, and without playing a major. indication when he will be ready 22-year-old reliever fanned Zack Beckham broke his 0-for-16 “Pacman” Jones was on the field to have more runner-up finishes The decision, while not a sur- to compete. He had his second Cozart on a 102 mph fastball to slump with a single in the first, for batting practice. He talked to in the majors except for Nicklaus, prise, also means he will go an and third back surgeries last end it. and then connected off reliever several players and signed auto- means something is going right entire PGA Tour season without year and has said he wants to “He’s something,” Snitker said. Michael Lorenzen for his first graphs for fans. at least most of the time. playing. take his time making sure it “He keeps pitching through homer since July 9. UP NEXT Mickelson has posted scores of His agent, Mark Steinberg of heals. stressful innings and it doesn’t “You certainly want to go after Braves: Lucas Harrell (1-1) 266, 267 and 269 in majors and Excel Sports Management, said in Woods now has gone eight full bother him a bit. His expression anybody in that situation, but makes his fourth start. He’s faced lost them all. That might be real- a text to The Associated Press on years since winning his 14th doesn’t change.” Lorenzen just wasn’t locked in,” the Reds once before, allowing ly tough to take if not for the five Tuesday that Woods will not play major championship at the 2008 The win evened the teams’ sea- Reds manager Bryan Price said. two runs in five innings in 2013. majors he has won. the remainder of the tour season U.S. Open. son series at three games apiece. Since returning from a left Reds: Anthony DeSclafani (4-0) Mickelson doesn’t see his win- as he continues to rehab following He was replaced by Harold Atlanta is last in the NL at 33-61. hamstring injury, Beckham is 6 makes his eighth start. He’s had dow closing all that quickly. He back surgeries. That would have Varner III at the PGA Cincinnati is next at 35-59. for 31 in eight games. ... Bruce’s six quality starts, the most on the wouldn’t want Nicklaus’ other amounted to only three more Championship, which starts July Atlanta’s bullpen blew a late homer gave him a team-high 66 staff. DeSclafani is 4-0 in his last record, but it sure would be nice tournaments before the start of 28 at Baltusrol Golf Club in New lead for the second time in four RBIs. The Reds are looking to five starts with a 2.67 ERA. to be in a position to try. That the FedEx Cup playoffs. Jersey. Vick From Page 11 finals at Colleton River sional, sank a 10-foot birdie putt seven bogeys, including three Jacksonville, Fla., rallied to get carded a 75 to go with a first- 10th hole. Plantation Club. on No. 1 and made another two- consecutive on the inward nine. above the cut line. He began his round 73. The U.S. Junior Amateur is Won Jun Lee, 17, of the putt birdie on the par-5 second. “My speed on my putts got way second round with a 7-over 43 Thirteen players who tied for one of 13 national champi- Republic of Korea, and Matthew “I didn’t expect to play that off,” said Hammer, who played in on the outward nine, but recov- 58th place at 7-over 151 will play onships conducted annually by Sharpstene, 17, of Asheville, well, but I am happy,” said last year’s U.S. Open, U.S. ered with an eagle on No. 11 and off for the final seven match-play the United States Golf N.C., each posted a 36-hole score Sharpstene, a rising high school Amateur and U.S. Junior followed by converting back-to- berths. The playoff will start on Association, 10 of which are of 4-under 140. Lee, who was a senior who was sixth in this Amateur. “I had three three- back birdies on 12 and 13. He Wednesday at 7:15 a.m. on the strictly for amateurs. semifinalist last year, had three year’s Class 4A state champi- putts on the back nine and did birdies and five bogeys en route onship. “I putted a lot better not play well coming in. It was all to a 74. He recorded 6-under 66 today. I gave myself a lot of good speed.” in the first round. Sharpstene looks at birdie and executed Andrew Orischak, the 2015 rebounded from an opening- well.” U.S. Junior Amateur runner-up, round 74 with his own 66. He Cole Hammer, 16, of Houston, and Brandon Mancheno, last converted a 35-foot eagle chip Texas, slumped to a second- year’s stroke-play medalist, each from just off the green at the par- round 78 after blistering the advanced safely to match play 5 17th, his eighth hole, and course with a 7-under 65 on with two-round totals of 4-over added seven birdies. Monday. Hammer, who still 148. Sharpstene, who is competing reached the match-play bracket Orischak, 17, of Hilton Head in his first USGA championship with total of 1-under 143, com- Island, S.C., shot rounds of 75 and is the son of a club profes- bined for one double bogey and and 73. Mancheno, 16, of Subban From Page 11 not spending as much time in gave him a chance to get to learn playing here right now. It’s differ- our end,” Poile said. about his new home a bit. ent. It’s definitely different from Subban already has had fans “I remember leaving saying, Montreal but different in a good asking for his autograph and ‘Wow!’ I didn’t know people were way. I look to embrace everything coming up to talk to him. He was so passionate about hockey about this city and definitely in Nashville for the All-Star Game here,” Subban said. “It is a hock- embrace winning.” weekend last January, which ey city. I’m really excited to be Big 12 From Page 11 making it to the playoff and that ESPN will announce soon most likely to be added are a boost revenue. the creation of an Atlantic Coast natural fit. None is guaranteed Boren has been the leading Conference Network to start in to deliver both highly competi- advocate for expansion. He said 2019, a move expected to lead tive teams — especially football the conference was “psychologi- to a long extension of the con- teams — as well as large new cally disadvantaged” by having ference’s grant of media rights. markets to increase the value of only 10 teams. On the other The grant of rights virtually future media deals. side, Texas wanted to stay at 10 locks conference members “I would say that we are look- — and keep its own Longhorn together. ing for members that will grow Network in place. Boren acknowledged the ACC over time as we grow,” Bowlsby In June, the Big 12 said start- news influenced the Big 12. He said, “that will bring stability to ing a TV network was unlikely. said “we cannot just sit on the the conference and that have a Expansion also seemed unlikely sidelines and not be proactive high top end, will benefit from coming out of those meetings. ourselves.” an affiliation with the schools Even Boren was backing off. Big 12 leaders have acknowl- that are currently in our confer- But Monday, it was reported edged that none of the schools ence.” 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com For any who didn’t know, yes, there’s Editorial a cranberry bog a short distance away Congrats to our Halla, and Cranberry bogs have long been an impor- late 1800s through the 1980s. tant part of the culture, economy and histo- LOOKING BACK I remember stories of early space explo- ry of the Northeast region of the nation. ration projects, where astronauts used the kudos to her 18 new friends For example, cranberry production in bare landscape of Ducktown as a focal Larry Bowers ast week’s Distinguished is Friday night lights. Cleveland Massachusetts exceeds $117 million in point. I bet they didn’t know about the cran- product value, accounting for 35 percent of Banner berry bog! Young Women of is university concerts. Cleveland world production, resulting in 5,500 jobs Staff Writer However, cranberries are known to thrive LTennessee 2017 program is community orchestras and and $2 million in payroll. in acidic and nutritionally poor soil. In the added a special touch of glitter homegrown choirs. Several years ago a local resident told me cranberry land of the Northeast (especially when a five-member panel of Cleveland has old homes, about a regional cranberry bog, and I really The 120-acre bog is along Brush and Massachusetts) cranberry bogs are often judges named the Cleveland new homes, assisted living thought they were pulling my leg. After a lit- Belcher creeks, one of only a few bogs in the found in areas once mined for iron ore. tle research, and a short trip to Ducktown, I entire Southern Appalachians. No one knows if the bog in Ducktown was representative — a bright and homes, nursing homes and one The cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) is bubbly Halla Maynard — as the day will have its own veterans discovered we have one of the Southernmost there before the mines, or came after. The cranberry bogs in the nation right in our an evergreen shrub that is pollinated by TDEC folks says it is possible the cranber- winner. home. back door. bees and other insects. The plant’s pink ries survived the mining operation because It was the first time this had Cleveland has subdivisions, If you’re like I was, you might ask your- flowers bloom this month (July), and the they like acidic soil. happened since 1992, when the closed-gate communities, vast self: What is a cranberry bog, and how does berries ripen in October. It’s a fall crop. Southern Appalachian bogs normally con- popular program still operated apartment complexes, life on it fit into the scenario of cranberries, and Cranberries were first used by the tain thick layers of cranberry, ferns, grasses under its former title of Junior the outskirts and pools, parks why do we have one this close to Cleveland? Cherokee and other Native Americans as a and other bushes, as well as bonus crops of The only thing I knew about cranberries up food. The berries were also used as a dye, blueberries, alder, holly and chokeberry. Miss. and playgrounds within its and even mixed with other ingredients for This year’s competition was boundaries. to now is that I just have to have cranber- The Polk County bog contains two rare ries for my Thanksgiving dinner! medicinal purposes. Today, the cranberry is species of cranberry plant which are threat- hosted by our community for the Cleveland has a slew of ele- You may wonder what enables the cran- among three native North American fruits ened, including tawny cotton grass eighth consecutive year. In mentary schools, three middle berry to grow and thrive in a bog. It’s hard that are commercially grown, the other two (Eriophorum virginicum). Tennessee, the popular pro- schools, two huge mainstream to believe the ideal environment of such an being blueberries and the Concord grape. Tawny cotton grass hasn’t been seen at gram once traveled from city to high schools, a pair of alterna- unusual and delicious fruit is in such a Scientists believe cranberry bogs in the the site for some time, but it could still city, and in most cases was held tive schools, a community col- harsh place, despite those whimsical TV South are remnants of the last ice age. exist. commercials by cranberry growers. Nature took the wooly mammoths, but left Because of the remote nature of the in one of the state’s larger ven- lege and a Division II university us the cranberries. ues. now embraced by the NCAA. According to the website science.howstuff- Ducktown bog and the lack of natural dis- works, “Bogs are one of North America's There are other bogs in Tennessee, but turbances, a covering of loblolly pine and But eight years ago, the pro- In total, Cleveland today is a most distinctive type of wetlands. They're they are not plentiful. There is a bog in red maple trees shades the site. This has gram found Cleveland. And vice far outreach from the Cleveland strange ecosystems characterized by thick Shady Valley, which is the focus of Shady apparently caused the cranberry population versa. It has been here ever of yesterday. Yet, its change has sphagnum moss, acidic waters, peat Valley Cranberry Festival in October. to decline. since, and from what we’re not been so great as to discour- deposits and a spongy, mat-like substance Another bog, the Ripshin Wetlands and Aggressive plants, such as kudzu and being told, next year’s program age state programs from com- on the water's surface.” Riparian Area, is located in the Cherokee Japanese knotweed, are also a threat to the Cranberries thrive best in beds within the National Forest. cranberries. will be No. 9 in the strong part- ing here. And its growth gives In Coffee County, a small bog can be nership between DYW and our full reason for others to follow. bog, which consist of alternating layers of The Polk County bog is unmarked, but sand, peat, gravel and clay. Cranberry vines found on protected land owned by the U.S. access is permitted. No parking areas or growing Southeast Tennessee Admittedly, it can be argued produce horizontal stems called runners Air Force. trails have been developed at the location. hamlet. that Cleveland is the perfect that may grow up to 6 feet long and can Polk County’s cranberry bog is owned by The bog is about 1.2 miles north of Why does Distinguished town to play host to an annual spread profusely over the bog's floor. the Tennessee Department of Environment Ducktown’s Main Street, on the west side of Young Women enjoy such an investment in young people Cranberries are distinctly different than and Conservation and jointly managed by State Highway 68. Visitors are cautioned to infatuation with Cleveland? The such as Distinguished Young the crops I was involved with as I was grow- the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. be careful of vegetation in the area. ing up: corn, beans, potatoes, melons, okra, Officials at TDEC claim no other cranber- It is interesting to know we have our very reasons are countless, but one Women of Tennessee. ry bogs have been found in Southeast that probably ranks near the top We welcome its planners and and even tobacco. own cranberry bog in Southeast Tennessee, Perhaps this is why there is only one Tennessee, other than in Ducktown. but then, there are a number of “hidden” is it’s a good fit. organizers, and its inspiring cranberry bog (that I know of) in the imme- Among the interesting things about the treasures in our community. Let’s face it. Cleveland is not contestants, to our hometown diate region. Ducktown bog is that the area was once ——— yet a big, big city like Memphis, again next year. And even if The Ducktown bog is in a very secluded, dominated by red, sandy dirt from old cop- (About the writer: Larry Bowers is a staff Nashville, Knoxville or they weren’t coming, we’d still wooded location. It is unmarked, and virtu- per mining operations nearby. There were writer, and former three-time editor, of the Chattanooga. And most resi- offer a smile and a holler, “Come ally unknown, to a vast majority of regional no trees, vegetation, insects or fish because Cleveland Daily Banner. Email him at dents here don’t want it to be. back when you can!” residents. of the copper and sulfur mining from the [email protected].) By the same token, Cleveland In the meantime, we salute no longer is a small town. this year’s radiant contestants Native Bradley Countians and who became part of our lives, if newcomers alike often describe only for a week. And we thank DEAR ANNIE it as a “... big city with a small- them for coming, just as we wel- town feel.” As with anything, it’s come them back for another visit. Dear Annie: My dad has been a smoker for trying to figure out how to go about dropping whether this is why. a matter of perspective. Those We’ll remember them as: his whole life, which is why we were all so this bomb on her when I know it will just break I just don’t know whether that kind of habit who like small towns will proba- Gretchen Hannah, Hamilton proud of him when he announced that he had her heart and my dad will be angry. How do I is one that can be easily broken, and I worry bly never consider Cleveland as County; Zoe Carter, successfully quit several months ago. I was do this? — Nonsmoker Son for her. I don’t know how to go about telling her anything else. Those who prefer Cumberland Valley; Ji’Anne elated. It had been an ongoing argument Dear Nonsmoker: So he had a slip-up? that she is being gross when she eats without Radden, Signal Mountain; between my parents throughout my childhood. Surprise! Your dad’s human. Cigarettes are having it come out in a way that would just larger cities probably appreciate It always stressed me out to hear them fighting highly addictive, and he’s been smoking his hurt her feelings. All I know is I feel a respon- Cleveland’s consistent growth Delaney Smith, Rhea County; about it. It feels so good to know that my dad whole life. sibility to do something about this. What do over the past few years. Asiana Swift-Miller, Franklin; actually cares about his health and knows that Talk to him about the matter privately. Be you think I should do? — Quiet Friend As with beauty, a city’s size — Jessica Castle, Loudon County; we care, too. He’s even taken up jogging, some- compassionate and try to understand where Dear Quiet: I don’t doubt that her dates any city — lies in the eyes of the Lauren King, Sevier County; thing he was never able to do before because he’s coming from. On average, it takes eight to have had allergic reactions to these “see-food” beholder. Megan Worley, Blount County; he’d start hacking up a lung. 11 tries before a smoker successfully stops for dinners. Few things are less attractive than As for why the Distinguished Jaylah Radden, Chattanooga; However, the most recent time I visited home good. Don’t quit on him. chewing with one’s mouth open. Madalyn Jones, Winchester; (I’m away at college), I caught my dad smoking Dear Annie: I’ve learned that there is a dif- Tell her, in a gentle way, that it might be Young Women program, and its outside in the garage one night. I quickly ference between constructive criticism and beneficial for her to watch out and make sure planners, like Cleveland ... well, Anna Luttrell, McMinn County; turned away, and I know he doesn’t know that just hurting someone’s feelings, and I’m having she is conscious of how she is eating. You’ll be ours are just guesses, but Kimberly Noe, Tullahoma; I caught him, but I am so devastated. My a hard time separating the two right now. doing her a huge favor. Good friends are hon- here’s what we believe. Lauren Breland, Music City; whole family would be devastated. The next My friend is a loud chewer. She smacks her est friends — even when it means telling a pal Cleveland offers a natural Hannah Stevens, Shelby day, I asked him how the not-smoking thing food. She talks with her mouth full. She she eats like Cookie Monster (in much politer calm to young ladies of high County; Stacie Elliott, Memphis; was going, seeing whether he’d confess, and he slurps. It is disgusting. I find it incredible that terms, of course). school age, but it also provides Pressley Dawson, Marion just said, “Great!” I feel so betrayed that he somebody could get away with being raised ——— County; Mackenzie Wall, East could just flat out lie about it. Along with feel- that way, but the rest of her family is the same (Editor’s Note: Send your questions for Annie just the right number of ameni- ing upset, I am torn when it comes to handling way, so she clearly has no idea. Lane to [email protected]. To find out ties to keep visitors interested. Brainerd; and Lily Everett, this situation because I know I can’t keep it to She really is a great girl and one of my clos- more about Annie Lane and read features by Cleveland is relatively easy to Soddy-Daisy. myself. My mom works so hard and cares so est friends, but this is a major pet peeve. Also, other Creators Syndicate columnists and car- navigate. Of course, our traffic is And, of course, there was much. I don’t like seeing her lied to. I feel as if she complains about how she never gets asked toonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at worsening — that’s because Cleveland’s own Halla Maynard, she deserves to know the truth. Now I’m just on second dates, and I can’t help but wonder www.creators.com.) many new families want to who honored the residents of move here — but our roads are our community by bringing easy enough to find, and for the home the Distinguished Young most part they are well marked, Woman of Tennessee title. TODAY IN HISTORY and the traffic signal system Other special salutes include keeps motorists on the go (with Zoe Carter who was named 1st the possible exception of the alternate, and Mackenzie Wall, (AP) — Today is Wednesday, bombs exploded in two London forest in northern Serbia. States and Cuba restored full traditional morning and late- the 2nd alternate. July 20, the 202nd day of 2016. parks, killing eight British sol- (Attempts to try Hadzic for alleged diplomatic relations after more afternoon rush hours). Special recognitions included There are 164 days left in the diers, along with seven horses war crimes have been suspended than five decades of frosty rela- year. belonging to the Queen’s indefinitely because he has can- tions rooted in the Cold War. The Cleveland is well stocked in (three contestants in each of Today’s Highlight in History: Household Cavalry. cer and has been deemed too ill to U.N. Security Council unani- modern eateries. We have fine five categories): On July 20, 1976, America’s In 1989, Burmese activist Aung participate in his trial.) NBA star mously endorsed a landmark deal dining, most of which is found n Fitness: Delaney Smith, Viking 1 robot spacecraft made a San Suu Kyi was placed under Yao Ming announced his retire- to rein in Iran’s nuclear program. downtown. We have familiar Jessica Castle and Lauren successful, first-ever landing on house arrest by the military gov- ment in his hometown of Banks in Greece finally reopened family restaurants. We have Breland. Mars. ernment of Myanmar. Shanghai. German-born British after being closed for three weeks. plenty of fast food. We also n Talent: Halla Maynard, On this date: In 1990, Supreme Court painter Lucien Freud, 88, died in Zach Johnson won the British have some reliable old family Lauren Breland and Hannah In 1861, the Congress of the Justice William J. Brennan, one London. Open. Songwriter Wayne Carson, Stevens. Confederate States convened in of the court’s most liberal voices, One year ago: The United 72, died in Nashville. outposts that still grab their Richmond, Virginia. announced he was stepping share of homegrown appetites. n Self-Expression: Zoe In 1871, British Columbia down. Cleveland is still a faith- Carter, Delaney Smith and entered Confederation as a In 2012, gunman James based, conservative town with Lauren Breland. Canadian province. Holmes opened fire inside a an assortment of denominations n Interview: Zoe Carter, In 1917, the World War I draft crowded movie theater in Aurora, Cleveland Daily Banner and a range of church sizes ... Asiana Swift-Miller and Halla lottery went into operation. Colorado, during a midnight – Established in 1854 – from very, very small to very, Maynard. In 1923, Mexican revolutionary showing of “The Dark Knight n Scholastics: Zoe Carter, leader Pancho Villa was assassi- Rises,” killing 12 people and EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER very large. Perhaps even huge. nated by gunmen in Parral. wounding 70 others. (Holmes is Cleveland remains a friendly Mackenzie Wall and Anna In 1944, an attempt by a group serving a life prison sentence.) Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Luttrell. town, one whose people will of German officials to assassinate Ten years ago: President CIRCULATION DIRECTOR stop to give directions to the n Spirit Award: Lauren King. OFFICE MANAGER Adolf Hitler with a bomb failed as George W. Bush, addressing the Herb Lacy wayward and one whose popu- Might we also offer a special the explosion only wounded the annual meeting of the NAACP in Joyce Taylor lace continues to embrace posi- congratulations to Jason and Nazi leader. President Franklin D. Washington, said he knew racism SPORTS EDITOR tive influences from the outside Kendra Steveson, the proud Roosevelt was nominated for a existed in America and that many ASSOCIATE EDITOR fourth term of office at the black voters distrusted his Richard Roberts while showing an eagerness to parents of this year’s DYW win- Rick Norton Democratic convention in Republican Party; Bush promised ADVERTISING DIRECTOR learn new things and new ways ner, Halla Maynard. The same Chicago. to improve the GOP’s rocky rela- from new people. salute goes to all her family and In 1954, the Geneva Accords tions with blacks. The Senate ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett loved ones, as well as the fami- Cleveland is a working town. divided Vietnam into northern voted 98-0 to renew the landmark Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER Cleveland is a professional lies and loved ones of all 19 and southern entities. 1965 Voting Rights Act for anoth- In 1968, the first International er quarter-century. Sheena Meyer town. Cleveland is a modern contestants. LIFESTYLES EDITOR town whose people haven’t You brought your smiles to Special Olympics Summer Five years ago: Six Republican Games, organized by Eunice presidential hopefuls traded William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR abandoned tradition, nor have Cleveland. Kennedy Shriver, were held at tweets in the first presidential Richard Yarber they discarded the old ways of You brought your energy to an Soldier Field in Chicago. debate conducted through 423-472-5041 past generations. appreciative little big city. In 1969, astronauts Neil Twitter, outlining their agendas Cleveland is blue collar. And you stole our hearts ... at Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” across the popular social media Telephone Cleveland is white collar. “Hello.” Aldrin became the first men to service. The last fugitive sought walk on the moon after reaching by the U.N.’s Balkan war crimes 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 Cleveland is no collar. Should you ever return for a Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax Cleveland is downhome. visit to our hometown, Godspeed the surface in their Apollo 11 tribunal, Gordan Hadzic, former lunar module. leader of ’s ethnic Serbs, Cleveland is refined. Cleveland on your safe passage. 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By California group Kids leaving home Giant trees cloned to combat climate change doesn’t always lead CAMP NELSON, Calif. (AP) — At the foot of a giant sequoia in to parents saving more California’s Sierra Nevada, two arborists stepped into harnesses CHICAGO (AP) — Raising home-improvement projects, then inched up ropes more than kids costs a lot of money, so or maybe some travel while 20 stories into the dizzying when they finally strike out still relatively young and canopy of a tree that survived on their own it stands to rea- healthy. thousands of years, enduring son that parents would have Karen Courtight of drought, wildfire and disease. more money to spend, save Evanston, Illinois, says she There, the arborists clipped off or invest. How they spend and her husband, Steve, tips of young branches to be that money can have large have changed their spending hand-delivered across the coun- consequences for their habits since their two sons, try, cloned in a lab and eventual- retirement security. 24 and 27, began living on ly planted in a forest in some A report by Boston their own and supporting other part of the world. College’s Center for themselves. The two are part of a cadre of Retirement Research found “Nine months ago we got a modern day Johnny Appleseeds that empty nesters do new car,” she says. “We had- who believe California’s giant increase savings, but the n’t got a new car in probably sequoias and coastal redwoods increases are “extremely 12 years.” are blessed with some of the small,” suggesting that baby Courtright works as a free- heartiest genetics of any trees on boomers may be losing out lance marketing researcher. Earth — and that propagating on a critical opportunity to Her husband is an attorney. them will help reverse climate save for retirement. She says they were both for- change, at least in a small way. “If you want to believe that tunate to start putting “It’s a biological miracle,” said households are saving money into retirement sav- tree climber Jim Clark, firmly enough for retirement, then ings when they were back on the ground and holding you have to believe that their younger, but the Great a green sprig to his lips as if to savings will increase dramat- Recession changed their kiss it. “This piece of tissue ... ically when the kids leave plans and made them nerv- can be rooted, and we have a and we’re not seeing that,” ous about retiring too soon. miniature 3,000-year-old tree.” says Geoffrey Sanzenbacher, “The idea of slogging it out AP Photo/Scott Smith a research economist at for another 10 years, at our The cloning expedition to ARBORIST JIm CLARk inches up a giant sequoia to collect new growth from its canopy in the south- Camp Nelson, a mountain com- Boston College’s Center for age, is not what we really munity about 100 miles south- ern Sierra Nevada near Camp Nelson, Calif. Clark volunteers with Archangel Ancient Tree Archives, a Retirement Research and co- want to do,” says Courtright, east of Fresno, was led by David nonprofit group that collects genetic samples from ancient trees and clones them in a lab to be planted author of the report. 58. “But, it’s impossible to Milarch, co-founder of Archangel in the forest. The group believes the giant sequoias and costal redwoods are blessed with some of the The Agriculture know when the right time to Ancient Tree Archive. heartiest genetics of any trees on earth and that propagating them will help reverse climate change. Department has estimated retire is. Financial planners The Michigan-based nursery- that a middle-income family can’t tell you, especially in a man preaches the urgency of he says is being borne out by sci- logger’s saw. ples. They risked their lives to would spend about $245,340 down market, so all this restoring the Earth’s decimated ence, Milarch, 66, believes their Chances are slim, he said, that climb to the ends of massive raising a child born in 2013 money we’ve saved is not forests. In two decades, he says size and robustness make them cloning and planting a limited limbs, starting in the southern to age 18. That includes working for us.” his nonprofit group has cloned ideal for absorbing greenhouse number of trees will cool the Sierra sequoia grove and winding food, housing childcare and Rather than reflecting a 170 types of trees and planted gases that drive climate change warming planet. He favors more up nearly 500 miles away in school but not higher educa- conscious choice on the part more than 300,000 of them in on the planet. He likens them to sweeping approaches such as Northern California, where they tion. of households, seven countries with willing people who drink and smoke all curbing the use of fossil fuels carefully collected additional So, in theory at least, it Sanzenbacher says, the sav- landowners. their lives, yet thrive well into and protecting vast rainforests. samples from coastal redwoods would seem, “there is this ings issue may have more to “It’s really a race against time,” their 90s. “That’s one of the things about — a taller, thinner cousin of the sweet spot when the kids are do with changes in employ- Milarch said. “If we start right One skeptic is Todd Dawson, a global warming — it’s a global giant sequoia. off the payroll,” says Joy ment benefits, specifically now, we can go after climate professor of integrated biology at problem,” Dawson said. “You’re Clark wrapped the clippings he Kenefick, managing director the rapid disappearance of change and reverse it before it’s the University of California, going to have to plant a lot of gathered in damp newspaper, of investments at Wells Fargo the old defined-benefit pen- too late.” Berkeley. He admires trees to combat global warming.” placed them inside ice-filled duf- Advisors. sions. Sequoias growing in the Sierra Archangel’s creative efforts but A team of about a dozen expert fel bags and boarded an “Maybe the mortgage is “Savings for retirement are among the biggest and oldest says it’s unclear whether the tree climbers from across the overnight flight to the paid off and people are look- wasn’t really a conscious trees on Earth, some nearly 300 towering trees have superior country volunteered for the expe- Archangel’s lab across country in ing at another five to 10 thing before the 1990s,” he feet tall and up to 3,000 years old. genes or whether they were sim- dition in May to restock Copemish, a rural village in years of work where they can says. “With pensions and Relying on common sense that ply lucky not to meet the fate of a Archangel’s store of genetic sam- northwestern Michigan. really maximize savings and match funding, lots of There, Clark and another get ahead,” she said. employers were automatical- propagation specialist snipped However, unlike previous ly saving on your behalf.” off some 2,000 shoots a few inch- generations, Kenefick says, The Boston College study es long and planted them in young adults today take says households increase small containers of a peat-and- longer to be up and running saving through their 401(k)s, gel mixture. on their own. by 0.3 to 0.7 percentage Another 1,000 fingernail-sized A study by the Pew points after kids leave. bits of greenery were placed into Research Center released in According to a recent jars containing a blend of sea- May says that in 2014 about report from the Government weed-based gelatin and growth a third of adults 18 to 34 were Accountability Office, about hormones. living with parents. It attrib- 55 percent of households age The samples grow beneath uted the phenomenon to a 55-64 have less than purplish fluorescent lights under postponement of marriage $25,000 in retirement sav- humidity and temperatures and economic factors, includ- ings, including 41 percent designed to encourage rooting. ing employment and wages. who have zero. Cloning ancient trees is tricky Even when kids do move Teresa Ghilarducci, an business, lab workers say, and out, Kenefick said, household economist at the New School many samples don’t survive. spending may not actually go for Social Research, says Later this year, Archangel’s down. there is a very real likelihood team will come west to plant up “There is no magic switch,” the number of poor and to 1,000 sequoia and redwood she says. “We counsel our near-poor retirees will saplings in a cool, damp region of clients that when you retire, increase dramatically in the where the trees will have your level of consumption is coming decades. the best chance to grow. not going to change.” Using the Organization for Bill Werner, a horticulture con- Kenefick says parents often Economic Cooperation and sultant based in Monterey, continue supporting their Development’s measure of California, who has worked with kids by picking up costs like impoverishment and current Archangel, says that in the face student-loan payments, auto rates of population growth as of global warming, it’s easy to insurance, phone bills and a guide, Ghilarducci esti- dismiss the efforts of a “rene- other line items. mates the number of elderly In fact, in the first five poor will increase from 8.9 AP Photo/John Flesher gade” group that relies heavily on donations and volunteer nurs- years of retirement, she million in 2010 to 25 million TOm BRODHAgEN, left, and Jim Clark show planted tips of cuttings from giant sequoia trees at the says, spending can actually in 2050, “representing a rate Archangel Ancient Tree Archive laboratory in Copemish, Mich. The cuttings were taken from sequoias in erymen and arborists. “That’s not fair,” Werner said. increase, as people start to of poverty among seniors not California. Archangel leaders say they'll keep the tips in the climate-controlled building, where they can “It may be a drop in the bucket, “re-nest,” finally having the seen since the Great grow large enough to plant in the wild, helping restore forests and fight climate change by storing vast but at least somebody’s doing extra cash for things like Depression.” amounts of carbon. something.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 19 WEDNESDAY

William Wright Lifestyles Editor

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Don Bindrim: The man behind the Inman Street Band

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor Don Bindrim’s approach to music is reminiscent of an impressionist painter’s approach to art. One translates sight, the other translates sound, to give a specific impression that feels as personal as a private message to the receiver. By conveying a message through music in such an inti- mate way, Bindrim and The Inman Street Band offers an instrumental “conversation” with their audience by a form of com- munication that is both univer- sal and distinctive in its appeal. “I tell my guys this all the time: Playing music is playing a story,” Bindrim said. “It’s telling a story. The story can be your own or it can be the composer’s. That story then becomes an individual story to each audience member. I always tell the guys to read beyond the five lines. Look above and below. What’s happening? Where are we going? What are we trying to say here? That’s what makes our band unique. We don’t play music. We speak it.” Their approach to music and the composition of their jazz Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT group makes The Inman Street DON BINDRIM enjoys translating music into an emotional experience by seeking to balance the back- Band a refreshing blend of men ground of the music being played with the desired mood of his audience. Working with The Inman Street and women, young and old, play- Band has allowed Bindrim to tell a story and to speak music according to the occasion. Group members ing music that speaks to them so chose the band’s name because when Bindrim had a store on Inman Street, that’s where they would that they, in turn, can “speak” its rehearse. Top left, the community service band is seen performing at various events, including the rhythms to others. Bindrim, orig- Strawberry Festival and on Memorial Day in Athens, below. Other photos, contributed inally from Long Island, New pitches straight ahead or you can York, explained how The Inman give them expression and tell a Street Band emerged. story.” “A bunch of us were playing in That sums up the core of the community concert band,” he Bindrim’s music, whose aspira- said. “I was vice president at the tion is to make music an emo- time. Everyone knew I use to tional expression for the heart as teach school. I was a band direc- well as a pleasing performance to tor in New York and Virginia. the ears. They asked me if I would start a “When they come to you with jazz band. That was back in tears in their eyes, you know 2003. I wasn’t sure who I’d have. you’ve reached them,” Bindrim I bought some music books, said. “That’s what we try to do as some arrangements and we’ve a band. When I was director of been going ever since. We try to the Cleveland Community play such a wide variety of Concert band, that’s what I tried music, not only for our own to do. When I was teaching interest to motivate us, but also school, that’s what I tried to do.” to be more entertaining to an According to Bindrim, he audience.” taught in band clinics, worked Reflecting on his interest in with numerous jazz bands, translating music into emotions, 1973 or ’74 — I asked one of the marching bands and taught as Bindrim revealed, “I’ve always veterans to tell me about his life an interim music teacher for played ‘Taps’ (the call by trumpet and experience — to tell me what years, adding that “When my at the completion of a military war was like to him. And he told parents retired from teaching funeral ceremony) since junior me. Each one of the guys in the they came down to Tennessee. high. When I was in junior high truck had another story to tell. It That’s when I started looking for school, the VFW Hall asked me if was of loss, it was about why me ways to head South. I ended up I would get with their color guard or why not me? These were in Virginia, where I taught band to go to all the cemeteries in [World War II] vets and Vietnam there for three years at Manor After graduation he said he for him part time, so I said, ‘OK. in Cleveland called ‘Strings and Suffolk County, New York, where vets that I was playing with. So High School in Portsmouth, ended up meeting a business- What do you have?’ He said, Things.’ We sold guitars and there were veterans buried. I every time I played ‘Taps’ — even Virginia, then I went to the man who had several music ‘There’s a music store in other musical instruments.” used to get up and start leaving though it’s just four notes — I try University of Tennessee and fin- stores. Cleveland that’s gone out of busi- Bindrim said he has always about 4 o’clock in the morning to to remember those stories and ished up my master’s in educa- “He asked me if I would open ness. That leaves one. But worked in community service so play ‘Taps’ after this 21-gun tell those stories with just four tional leadership and school another store for him,” Bindrim there’s enough business for two!’ salute. Even back then — in notes. You can play those four administration in 1992.” recalled. “I was already working That’s how I opened up his store See BINDRIM Page 20 Residents at BHRC choose hoedown for uplifting fun

By WILLIAM WRIGHT According to Williams, a resi- ior activities during the week, Lifestyles Editor dent council voted on the theme which include her responsibili- and events that they would like ties in the QUILTSS initiative. A hoedown for residents at the to have each month for the rest of Residents of Bradley Bradley Healthcare and the year. A committee made up of Healthcare and Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Center took place both staff and residents plan the Center who were asked said they Friday morning as seniors at the event, then the counsel, made up like the new arrangement, which center selected a fun, festive of residents only, decides the gives them more input in choices event that reflected cherished theme. that affect their lives and well- memories and present joys of “I’m in charge of getting every- being. those in attendance. thing together — from what they Linda Williams a certified want to wear to what they want nursing assistant at BHRC, is in to eat, including their entertain- charge of themes and events ment,” Williams explained. under the mandated program, QUILTSS requires long-term QUILTSS (Quality Improvement care facilities, such as Bradley in Long Term Services and Healthcare and Rehabilitation Support). She noted that “The Center, to achieve certain stan- residents were excited about this dards of improvement to promote hoedown because they got to the delivery of high-quality, long- pick what they wanted. term services and support while “Not only does that make them improving residents’ choice levels feel important because we’re lis- and the coverage of registered tening to them, but it helps us nurses. figure out what they like, what Chief Nursing Officer Sandra they grew up with and not what Lingo, RN, CDONA, stated, “Our Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT we like or what we grew up with. goal at Bradley Healthcare and RESIDENTS of Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center enjoyed a hoedown at the center last It gives us a better idea of what Rehab is to create an environ- Friday after a council made up of residents voted on their choice of entertainment for each month. Far they used to do and still want to ment of the resident’s choice, to right, Linda Williams, left, posed with residents Charlie Tanksay and Atha Sells as they entered Friday’s do. I’m very excited about improve their quality of life.” hoedown in an activity room where the Knoxville group, Drews Country Blues, above, played bluegrass QUILTSS! Activities is my pas- Williams work two depart- music to the delight of the residents. sion. I love seeing them happy ments at BHRC — as a CNA on and smiling.” weekends and helping with sen- 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Bindrim Wright Way From Page 19

when he was approached years later to work with Cleveland’s community concert band and help get it off the ground, he was excited to do so. His music store, The answer to violence? Tooter’s Music, sponsored the community concert. After playing By WILLIAM WRIGHT peace and unity? Violence against authority with them for several weeks, Lifestyles Editor Bindrim said he was approached should never be an option for a by several of the musicians to see More senseless violence person who desires to please the if he would start a jazz band. The shocked the world as a Kansas God of the Holy Bible. It is wrong rest is history. City, Missouri, man drove more and it places the individual in than 700 miles to Baton Rouge, Over the years this band has direct opposition to the Almighty, had men and women, young and Louisiana, and killed three police according to Romans 13:1-2, officers, wounding three others, old, black and white, playing which states: “Every person music from various generations before being gunned down him- should obey the government in self in the most recent assault on to appeal to people of all walks of power. No government would life. It has entertained groups in police officers in America. exist if it hadn’t been established The deadly ambush on July 17 both public and private forums by God. The governments which as a community service. came less than two weeks after exist have been put in place by Alton Sterling was fatally shot by Currently, The Inman Street God. Therefore, whoever resists Band has a 20-piece band and police in Baton Rouge and 10 the government opposes what days after 12 officers in Dallas play music from the ’50s, ’60s, God has established. Those who ’70s — “and just a wide variety of were shot by a sniper, killing five resist will bring punishment on of them. different artists,” Bindrim says. themselves.” — GOD’S WORD “We’ve played The Strawberry President Obama stated, “I Translation. condemn, in the strongest sense Festival, played for Memorial People can be thankful that Day in Athens for 13 years, of the word, the attack on law God has allowed governments to enforcement in Baton Rouge. For played at the Five Points Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT exist and offer them a measure of Museum, Bradley Square Mall, THE MAN behind The Inman Street Band, Don Bindrim, has been playing the trumpet since he was the second time in two weeks, protection. Does that mean, how- police officers who put their lives Crown Cars Cleveland, ever, that more training within in the second grade in 1967. Today, Bindrim adds flavor to his music by researching its roots and instilling on the line for ours every day Downtown Dine Around, law enforcement would not be emotion into his musical compositions, along with the nonprofit community band. were doing their job when they Dillards Customer Appreciation appreciated? To the contrary. were killed in a cowardly and rep- Day at Hamilton Place Mall, wed- In the July 2016 online post of rehensible assault. These are dings, private parties and New added, “We just like to play! We time, the only place you could with what he called “some pretty attacks on public servants, on The Police Chief at Years at the Chattanooga believe in community service play — in a church group. Then cool cats,” like Pee Wee Irwin, a the rule of law, and on civilized www.policechiefmagazine.org, an Convention Center. Right now through music performance. We Lee University started to grow jazz musician from the ’40s and society, and they have to stop. article titled “Rethinking Police we’re trying to leave our fourth hope to become a 501(c) non- and those graduates started ’50s, as well as Johnny Mince, a He added, “These attacks are Training” said, “Many police Friday nights open to perform on profit organization soon, but we hanging around, then a lot of swing jazz musician who played the work of cowards who speak administrators and other deci- the Greenway in Cleveland or do accept charitable donations.” people started moving in from the clarinet and sax with Tommy for no one. They right no wrongs. sion makers have consistently downtown at the bandstand in Bindrim, who first started different areas and that opened Dorsey’s Band. They advance no causes. The offi- argued over the years that the front of the courthouse. On playing the trumpet in 1967 a lot of opportunities for people To request a performance by cers in Baton Rouge; the officers same subjects should be taught Saturdays we’ve been perform- when he was in the second to join a group like ours.” The Inman Street Band or for in Dallas — they were our fellow in every recruit basic training ing at The Spot during the car grade, said, “I still play over at Having lived in New York, further information, call Don Americans, part of our communi- program and academy; however, shows.” First Baptist Church, which I’ve Bindrim said he had a wide vari- Bindrim at 503-8144 or visit The ty, part of our country, with peo- the problem with such logic is Bindrim, who has lived in been over there since I came to ety of influences shape his Inman Street Band on ple who loved and needed them, that the problems of individual Cleveland more than 20 years, Cleveland. That was for a long musicality, including studying Facebook. and who need us now — all of us communities, states, and their — to be at our best.” respective law enforcement agen- Would you agree that to be at cies are not always the same.” one’s best, one has to be reason- True enough, some communi- Zucchini flowers are perfect for stuffing able? To be reasonable, one has ties may require specific training to yield the floor, listen with an on de-escalation techniques to By SARA MOULTON Associated Press open mind and a willingness to avoid violence and rebuild com- understand, not to argue. This is munity confidence. Not surpris- Zucchini flowers are perfect for in harmony with God’s Word at ingly, most professions need stuffing. In the following recipe, James 1:19: “Know this, my dear more training. Still, mistakes will the flowers are filled with cheese brothers and sisters: everyone be made. This, however, could before frying. The result is a should be quick to listen, slow to never justify anyone taking a life. creamy, flavorful filling and a speak, and slow to grow angry.” In fact, Jesus said his true fol- supercrisp crust. — Common English Bible. lowers would be no part of the For years, my go-to deep-frying Imagine the benefits if people world just as he was no part of it batter has been made of roughly decided to listen instead of sim- (John 17:16). Instead, they would equal parts beer and flour. But I ply trying to get their point look to God’s Kingdom for a per- wanted the batter for this dish to across? Might that help defuse manent solution to the violence be crisper, more like , so the kind of rhetoric that could in this world. As Psalm 72:12-14 I added seltzer and baking soda cause a mentally unstable person says, “He will help the oppressed, and swapped out half of the flour to overreact? Proverbs 15:1 who have no one to defend them. for cornstarch. Unlike flour, reminds us: “A sensitive answer He feels pity for the weak and the cornstarch has no gluten, which turns back wrath, but an offen- needy, and he will rescue them. ensures a thinner, more delicate sive word stirs up anger.” — He will redeem them from coating that nonetheless holds Common English Bible. oppression and violence, for their its shape. By being sensitive to the feel- lives are precious to him.” — New You’ll want to mix the batter ings of others, choosing our Living Translation. just before using it to prevent the words carefully and being slow to One day soon, violence and bubbles from evaporating. speak, people can have produc- oppression will be things of the Combine the dry ingredients and tive conversations that seek past. God’s word promises true park them on the counter while peaceful solutions (James 3:17- peace on earth (Psalm 37:10-11). you prep the blossoms and begin AP photo 18). Reasonable people realize This peace will not come about by to heat the oil. When the oil is THIS PHOTO shows stuffed zucchini blossoms in New York. This dish is from a recipe by Sara that violence is not the answer. human efforts or by mob vio- almost up to temperature, add Violence only causes more vio- lence, protests or extra training. the liquid ingredients to the dry Moulton. lence. Does anyone honestly It only comes from the God who ingredients and mix the batter believe violence is the road to gives peace (Romans 16:20). quickly. Take care not to rip the sprinkle lightly with salt and Preheat oven to 200 F. Line a with the beer and the seltzer; stir petals while stuffing the flower keep warm in the oven while you rimmed sheet pan with a double the mixture until it is combined with cheese, then close the open fry the rest. layer of paper towels. well but with a few lumps Michigan music therapist records end of the flower by twisting the CHEESE STUFFED Working with one blossom at a remaining. petals like a New Year’s Eve party ZUCCHINI BLOSSOMS time, carefully separate the Working with three or four young patients’ heartbeats popper. The cheese should stay Start to finish: 30 minutes petals to expose the inside of the blossoms at a time, dip them in put and not leak into the oil. Servings: 4 flower and the central stamen the batter, coating them well and GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — defects, is still around. Choose a pan with deep sides 12 squash blossoms (on a male plant) or pistil (on a letting the excess drip off. Add A music therapist at a Michigan “It just brings joy. It makes me and fill it with no more than 1½ 1/2 ounce coarsely grated female plant). Using small sharp them gently to the 365 F oil; let children’s hospital has made happy to hear that heartbeat and or 2 inches of oil. Make sure the Parmigiano-Reggiano scissors cut out as much of the cook for 30 seconds. Using tongs, dozens of unique recordings as a know that she’s strong and oil has a high smoke point. Use a 1 ounce mozzarella, cut into stamen or pistil as possible to gently turn them over. Cook until gift for patients’ parents and healthy and here, and we’ve made deep-fat thermometer to keep 12 cubes make room for the cheese. Put they are golden, about 1 to 1½ other loved ones. it through some rough patches track of the temperature and try 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons about 1 teaspoon of the minutes, turning them once Bridget Sova uses a specialized early on in her life,” Betser said of to maintain it at a constant 365 all-purpose flour (2 3/8 ounces) Parmigiano-Reggiano in the cavi- again. Transfer the blossoms to stethoscope recorder to capture the 9-month-old, who spent 67 F. Depending on the size of your 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons ty; top with a chunk of mozzarel- the rimmed sheet pan using a the thumping, rhythmic heart- days in the hospital’s neonatal pan, fry no more than three or cornstarch la. Twist the petals gently to slotted spoon, sprinkle with beats of young patients then intensive care unit. four stuffed blossoms at a time. 1 teaspoon baking soda enclose the filling; set aside the kosher salt and keep warm in the blends them with a recording of Sova brought the technique This will ensure that the temper- 1/4 teaspoon salt stuffed blossoms. oven while you batter and fry the her playing guitar or singing a with her from Cincinnati ature of the oil neither drops nor 1/2 cup ice-cold beer In a medium bowl combine the remaining zucchini blossoms. tune of the family’s choosing. Children’s Hospital Medical bubbles over the top. If the tem- 1/2 cup ice-cold seltzer flour, cornstarch, soda and salt. To serve: Spoon one-fourth of Sova, 24, says it’s a way to ensure Center, where she worked as an perature begins to creep up, pull Vegetable oil for deep frying In a large, deep saucepan heat the marinara sauce into the bot- the heartbeats live on, regardless intern. She has taught a number the pan off the flame and/or add 1 cup marinara sauce (home- 1½ to 2 inches of oil over medi- tom of each of four soup bowls, of what happens to the child. of the DeVos hospital’s Child Life a little cool oil. Transfer each made or your favorite store um high heat to 365 F. When the arrange three fried blossoms on Sova says she has made 60 to specialists how to construct the batch of fried blossoms to a brand), heated oil is at around 325 F, combine top and garnish with a basil 70 heartbeat recordings during recording device — by combining paper towel-lined sheet pan, Basil sprigs for garnish the dry ingredients in the bowl sprig. her year at Helen DeVos a stethoscope with a lapel micro- Children’s Hospital in Grand phone — and how to record the Rapids. She has paired heart- heartbeats and remove extrane- beats with everything from tradi- ous noise using an app. Miami’s Swim Week all about subtle sexy this year tional lullabies to songs by pop “It’s such an amazing tech- stars Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and nique and intervention that we MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — “We are using a lot of mesh ing necklines and red halter The looks were modestly sexy, Miley Cyrus. One family even really want to share this with Swim Week is still all about sexy and sheer fashions,” said crop top bikinis. They also revealing a little bit of booty but requested the theme song from everyone,” Sova said in her office, this year, but with a little less designer Lourdes “Luli” included swimwear with “a larg- not too much. the classic boxing film “Rocky.” shortly after recording her latest skin as designers focused on Hanimian. er variation of coverage” to The shows will continue until “I don’t change the heartbeat. I set of heartbeats. refined and conservative with The Cuban designer, who appeal to a wider audience, said Tuesday. change the song to fit the heart- Sova’s stethoscope recorder one pieces, high necks and hosted a show Saturday, tapped designer Ali Hoffman. beat,” Sova said. “And so that way picked up the heartbeat tones of monokinis and fewer thongs. into her Latin roots with bold Kay & Elle showed classy the song is unique to them and to each member of the Jackson fam- Designers, buyers and models prints and lively colors showing bikinis that looked like midriff their son or daughter, brother or ily of Grand Rapids — father from around the world descend- the “happy people of Cuba.” tops instead of bikini tops. sister.” Julius, mother Widline and infant SAVE ed on Miami Beach for Swim Sinesia Karol, a Brazilian Some of the one piece swimsuits Kim Betser says she often lis- daughter Mistha, who was born tens to Sova’s mash-up of her with a rare and life-threatening Week 2016, a swimwear fashion designer, said she also drew could be zipped from the front, YOUR OLD infant daughter Adalyn’s heart- autoimmune condition and needs and trade show now in its 12th inspiration from the free spirit offering sexy and conservative beat and an acoustic guitar ren- a bone marrow transplant. year that has become one of the of the Latin culture with pieces options. dition of “You Are My Sunshine.” Sova brought together the trio most recognized in the industry. that were flattering for all sizes, Frankie’s Bikinis paid hom- NEWSPAPERS How often? of heartbeat sounds with the Funkshion, which showcases especially curvy women. age to the 70s as models started “Probably daily,” the 36-year- strains of one of Widline emerging designers, kicked off “It doesn’t matter what size the show behind a multi-colored old X-ray technician from nearby Jackson’s favorite tunes from her the week with models in flagrant you are,” she said. “I want you billboard version of a “shaggin’ FOR Rockford, Michigan, said while Haitian homeland to produce two-pieces and monokinis strut- to feel good about your body.” wagon.” The designer played laughing. “I do. It’s on my cell- Mistha’s special song. ting across a runway bedded on Australian designer Camilla with psychedelic patterns and phone. I’ve been showing friends “We’re excited to have it for top of water. Rapper Kent Jones Franks’ resort collection also paired some bikinis with color- RECYCLING and family, and they just are Mistha, because she loves performed his hit song, “Don’t drew from international inspira- ful blue and pink denim jeans. blown away.” music,” Widline Jackson said. Mind.” tion and incorporated the soul, Models wore white daisies in Cleveland Betser says the recording is a In addition to the music-added Luli Fama played to the sub- energy and love of Africa. their hair and some strutted the reminder that little Adalyn, who version, Sova gives each family a tle sexy trend and was heavy on KAOHS, a celebrity favorite, runway with posters reading was born 8 weeks premature and copy of their child’s solo heart- crochet pieces and open cut featured suits with reversible “Free The Nipple” and “We Rise Daily Banner with Down syndrome and heart beat recording. shoulders. designs, one pieces with plung- By Lifting Others.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 21

CLUB NOTES Museum announces new exhibit on Ocoee River Special to the Banner In the water of the Ocoee River is the lifeblood o f one of Southeast Tennessee’s most valuable economic assets. From hydroelectric power gen- eration to commercial rafting and recreation, the Ocoee River silently and selflessly serves our region in more ways than one. But what should we do when multiple parties with an interest in the river’s management col- lide? Which has precedence? Who “owns” the water of the Ocoee? Gover nment agencies, such as the TVA? Commercial rafting outfitters? Or the people of the Ocoee Region and beyond? On July 28, the Museum Center at Five Points will unveil a new temporary exhibit, “One River, Many Stories: Ocoee Ri ver History & Heritage,” The exhibit addresses all this and more, focusing on the history of the Contributed photo Contributed photo river from the earliest Native CAndACe nAtolA, left, director of Community A new exhIbIt focusing on the history of the Ocoee River will be unveiled at the Museum Center at American usage, the construc- Five Points on July 28. Engagement for the United Way, presented a program to tion of the first dams in 1910, Chapter AV of P.E.O. about the Little Library Initiative. through the advent of commer- The museum invites you to The members-only opening arts, crafts and books from select Nancy Casson, right, a member of Chapter AV, presented cial rafting and the recreational visit the new exhibit, learn about reception will be held at 6 p.m. artists, craftsmen and authors the director with its second donation to the Little Library use agreement between the TVA the issues the Ocoee River has on July 28. The exhibit will open from within a 200-mile radius. Initiative. P.E.O. is a philanthropic educational organiza- and the outfitters. faced and is facing, and add your to the public at 10 a.m. on July Hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10 tion which provides educational opportunities to women Unlike most exhibits, which voice to the multitude of locals 29. a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday, 10 in all phases of their lives through grants, loans and focus exclusively on the past, who have already pledged their “One River, Many Stories: a.m. to 3 p.m. The museum is this exhibit will have an eye for support for the future of a pro- History and Heritage of the Ocoee closed Sunday, Monday and scholarships. the future — the 35-year recre- ductive and enjoyable river. River” is sponsored by the First select holidays. Admission is $5 ational use agreement between Although the importance of the Tennessee Foundation. for adults, $4 for seniors and the outfitters and the TVA is set Ocoee River to our region will The Museum Center at Five students, and free for children to expire in 2019. Unless they endure regardless of the deci- Points tells the story of the Ocoee under 5. Members of the muse- reach another amicable agree- sions made regarding its use, we region through compelling exhi- um receive free admission. ment, recreational use of the encourage loca ls and visitors bitions and dynamic educational Group rates are available and the river will disappear and once alike to seize this opportunity to programming that promotes his- museum’s facilities can be rented again, it will be used s olely for learn about the challenges facing tory, culture, and preservation. year-round for weddings and power generation. our river today. The Museum Store features special events.

TRAVEL Dollywood hosts ‘Rock The Smokies’ Labor Day weekend

right before they hit the road for their “Love istries, and music enthusiasts to end the Newsboys and For King Riot” Tour featuring their chart-topping summer. & Country to perform at album of the same name. At “Rock the By combining all the adventure of a day Smokies,” guests also can hear music from at the theme park with great music, Dollywood’s music festival For King & Country’s 2015 GRAMMY Award Dollywood has crafted a unique event Winning album Run Wild. Live Free. Love packed with fun for all ages. PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood once again Strong. A ticket purchase includes admission to brings exceptional music and great fun to Festival-goers also can enjoy music from Dollywood. Discounts are available for East Tennessee with “Rock the Smokies” — 2015 Dove Award-nominated New Artist of groups, season passholders and guests who a Christian rock music festival returning to the Year, I Am They. With hit singles and order tickets early. By ordering in advance, the theme park on Labor Day weekend. chart-topping music from We Are guests can save up to $11. Early bird pric- The music festival rocks the Smokies at Messengers, 7eventh Time Down, and Stars ing runs through Aug. 5. Dollywood’s Celebrity Theater with three Go Dim, the performance lineup does not VIP packages are available and include shows set for Sept. 3 at 1, 4, and 7 p.m. The disappoint. assorted merchandise, early ride time on event features a number of top Christian This incredible event allows guests the one of Dollywood’s award-winning roller artists including the Grammy-nominated, opportunity to see amazing performances coasters, pictures with the artists and much Contributed photo sPeCIAl GUest Sam Houston Allen, in period Confederate dress, Platinum-selling Newsboys and Grammy- and delight in the food, rides and atmos- more! Award winner For King & Country. displays a Confederate LeMat revolver at the May meeting of the United phere of Dollywood. Rock the Smokies is a For more information, visit rockthesmok- Newsboys’ Dollywood performance comes refreshing way for families, student min- ies.com or call 855-484-1991. Daughters of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis Chapter 900. (Note name correction.) Ohio historic site connects to roots of the Republican Party

JEFFERSON, Ohio (AP) — A House of Representatives as a and was moved to its current revolted on a ship outside U.S. Hints from Heloise historic site connected to the member of the Whig Party and location at 108 E. Jefferson St. waters, but his constituents re- roots of the Republican Party in 1838 was elected to in 2013. The building has elected him and he served has been dedicated about 60 Congress. undergone extensive preserva- another 17 years. In 1861 miles from Cleveland. When the Republican Party tion and restoration work. President Abraham Lincoln The Giddings Law Office, a held its first convention in A new marker at the site appointed Giddings as the U.S. National Historic Landmark and Philadelphia in 1856, Giddings quotes Giddings saying that his consul general to Canada. A love of olives Conserve condiments museum located in Jefferson, played an important role in “heart’s desire and prayer to The museum is owned by the Dear Heloise: I love BLACK Dear Heloise: I had a problem was dedicated Friday. The small making sure that anti-slavery God shall be that every human Ashtabula County Historical OLIVES and eat them regularly. with the accumulation of condi- white building houses a desk sentiment was part of the party soul may enjoy that liberty Society. Giddings is buried in However, there are occasions ment packages that we’d bring and other items belonging to platform. which is necessary to protect Oakdale Cemetery, not far from when I don’t need the entire can home with fast food. Now, I open Joshua Giddings, a 19th centu- The party is meeting this and cherish life, attain knowl- the law office. and want to save the remaining them (mayo and ketchup) and ry Ohio congressman who was week in Cleveland to formally edge and prepare for heaven.” ——— olives. What is the best way to squeeze them into the larger influential in the anti-slavery nominate its presidential candi- Giddings was forced to resign Online: http://www.asht- save them? — Richard W., via condiment containers in my movement. date. his seat after being censured for cohs.com/joshua-giddings-law- email refrigerator. No more collection Giddings served in Ohio’s The law office dates to 1823 defending slave mutineers who office.html You are talking to a gal who pile in my refrigerator. — LOVES olives! Once a can is Charlene W., Fort Morgan, Colo. opened, it’s suggested to transfer I know my readers do this, but the olives to a different container. why not just use the packets World-class Mexican Museum being built in San Francisco Some say to put a lid on it, and first? Readers? How many of you others say to cover loosely with transfer mustard, mayo or SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San “The new museum will allow plastic wrap. Make sure to keep ketchup? — Heloise Francisco is getting another cul- us to educate second- and third- them covered in the brine. One tural treasure — a world-class generation Chicano, Latino chil- olive producer said nothing about Makin’ bacon museum to showcase the largest dren about their heritage, which keeping them in the can; another collection of Mexican and Latino is quite important because many said not to. Your call! Dear Heloise: Bacon packs a art in the nation. of them don’t know about it,” They are fine in the refrigera- lot of flavor, but is not very Groundbreaking is set for Kluger said. tor for up to 10 days. But in my healthy. Here’s how to keep Tuesday for the new Mexican The four-story Mexican house, they don’t last that long! intake low, enjoy the flavor and Museum — the realization of a Museum will be housed at the — Heloise reduce kitchen messes: dream by Mexican-American bottom of a luxury condo tower I buy two packs of the thin- artist Peter Rodriguez, who in Yerba Buena Gardens, nestled SEND A GREAT HINT TO: cut, low-sodium bacon. I fry all of opened the city’s first museum between historic St. Patrick’s Heloise it to just before crispness, take a for Latino art in a Mission Church and the Contemporary P.O. Box 795000 long piece of paper towel and line District storefront in 1975. Jewish Museum. San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 up the bacon on it. I roll it into Rodriguez started a collection One of 11 children, Rodriguez Fax: 210-HELOISE rolls so it doesn’t stick together, that now has more than 16,000 was born in Stockton in 1926 Email: [email protected] then place this in a large, zipper pre-Columbian, colonial and and later moved to San top freezer bag and freeze. contemporary works of Mexican Francisco, where he worked in When needing bacon for a and Latino art. the advertising and fashion Microwave cereal recipe or salad, I take out just the AP photo Rodriguez, who died July 1 at In thIs Photo, a woman walks past a mural outside the future industries. Dear Heloise: I’ve been amount needed and microwave it 90, never lost hope the unique He was a self-taught artist preparing microwave oatmeal for on a paper towel for 20-30 sec- home of the Mexican Museum under construction in San Francisco. museum would be built, his fam- Construction of a four-story, state-of-the-art Mexican Museum is who found his calling in abstract years, using the same bowl I eat onds. I never have to throw out ily said. art and traveled to Mexico for the it from. Recently, I began eating “old” bacon, and the mess is con- “My uncle worked tirelessly, underway, realizing the dream of a late Mexican-American artist who first time after he was invited to some combos that have flax seed tained in one morning’s work. and with passion and drive, to four decades ago opened the city's first museum for Latino art in a show his work there in the and chunks of dried fruit. These Plus, we use only what we really personally demonstrate that, as Mission District storefront. The 60,000-square-foot building in down- 1960s. expand far more while cooking need. — Donna T. in Alabama a Mexican-American, we can town San Francisco will be home to 16,000 pre-Columbian, colonial, Kluger said Rodriguez’s vision than the oats do. In fact, the achieve any dream by ourselves.” modern and contemporary works of Mexican, Mexican-American and will be reflected in the new packages suggest an extra-large Dirty dish drainer said Irene Christopher, his niece. Latino art, the largest such collection in the country. museum. bowl, even for only one package. Dear Heloise: Whenever my The 60,000-square-foot “We want to honor him always I tried a glass, 4-cup measur- in-sink dish drainer starts to look Mexican Museum will be the open in the spring of 2019. Most With 39 percent of California’s for his inspiration to start this ing cup, and it worked great! The dirty, I put it in the dishwasher, downtown home of the collection of the art is now in storage, population identifying as Latino, museum 40 years ago,” Kluger cereal expanded about halfway, cutlery basket and all, to wash it. that includes 800 works of though some pieces are exhibit- the museum will be a place said. but stayed well in the cup. These I’ve washed it in the top rack and Mexican folk art donated by the ed at the tiny current site in the where they can learn about their The Mexican Museum will be obviously are still usable as bottom rack (even along with family of Nelson Rockefeller and Fort Mason area of San culture, said Andrew Kluger, an affiliate of the Smithsonian measures, but they were bought other dishes). It comes out look- pieces by Mexican muralist Francisco. who became chairman of the Institution. One of its first specifically for cooking these ing like new. — Lisa D., via email Diego Rivera and painter Miguel The museum moved there museum board five years ago exhibits will be “Frida and I,” a massively expanding cereals. — Covarrubias. after the Mission District store- and helped raise $30 million children’s exhibition about the Mike B., Colstrip, Mont. © 2016 by King Features Syndicate Inc. The new museum is set to front closed. needed for the building. life of Frida Kahlo. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Having stomach troubles? Try swallowing an origami robot CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — ly power electronic devices. If change the magnetic field, allow- Has your child swallowed a small swallowed, the battery can ing the robot to slip and crawl battery? In the future, a tiny quickly burn through the stom- through the stomach on the way robot made from pig gut could ach lining and be fatal. to the object it is trying to capture it and expel it. The robots could seek out and retrieve or the wound where it Researchers at the capture the battery before it must deliver drugs. Massachusetts Institute of causes too much damage, push- Would it hurt to ingest a Technology are designing an ing it down through the gastroin- robot? Probably not, said ingestible robot that could be testinal tract and out of the research team member Steven used to patch wounds, deliver body. Guitron, an MIT graduate stu- medicine or dislodge a foreign The robot’s flexible frame is dent in mechanical engineering. object. They call their experi- biodegradable, made of the same “I’m sure if you swallowed an ment an “origami robot” because dried pig intestine used for ice cube accidently, it’s very sim- the accordion-shaped gadget sausage casing. The researchers ilar,” he said. gets folded up and frozen into an scoured markets in Boston’s MIT’s team has a patent pend- ice capsule. Chinatown before finding the ing and presented its research at “You swallow the robot, and right material to build an agile a robotics conference in Sweden when it gets to your stomach the robot body that could dissolve this spring. Rus said medical ice melts and the robot unfolds,” once its mission was accom- companies have expressed inter- said Daniela Rus, a professor plished. est in clinical applications, who directs MIT’s Computer “They tried rice paper and which require going through the AP Photo/elise Amendola Science and Artificial Intelligence sugar paper and hydrogel paper, regulatory process of conducting A tIny “orIgAmI robot” floats, at right, towards a “wound” in a stomach model at the Laboratory. “Then, we can direct all sorts of different materials,” animal and human studies. it to a very precise location.” Rus said. “We found that sausage “It’s a nifty idea,” but it could Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass. Steven Guitron, a mechanical engineering It’s still a long way before the casing has the best properties be a decade or so before hospitals masters student, and others at MIT have developed these tiny ingestible robots which are “folded up” — device can be deployed in a when it comes to folding and could use such a device, said hence the name — and swallowed in order to complete certain tasks within the body. So far they can be human or animal. In the mean- unfolding and controllability.” William Messner, a professor of used to patch wounds, remove foreign objects, and even deliver medicine within the body. The robots time, the researchers have creat- Embedded in its meaty body mechanical engineering at Tufts unfold when ingested, and can be controlled by magnet forces outside of the body. ed an artificial stomach made of — it wouldn’t be hard to make a University in Massachusetts who silicone to test it. kosher version, Rus said — is a is not involved with the project. and they’re rightfully very care- The multidisciplinary project region is a hub for research into Rus said one of the robot’s neodymium magnet that looks He said it could also have prom- ful about any kind of medical fits into the growing field of soft the moving machines made of most important missions could like a tiny metal cube. ise in performing biopsies. instrument,” Messner said. “The robotics that coalesced with the flexible materials that can be to save the lives of children Magnetic forces control its The U.S. Food and Drug big problem is: What if it gets 2013 founding of the peer- change shape and size, making who swallow the disc-shaped movement. Researchers use Administration “has to get stuck? Now you’ve really got a reviewed Soft Robotics Journal, them useful for surgery and button batteries that increasing- remote-control joysticks to involved with anything like this problem.” based at Tufts. The Boston other complex environments. How to get Stuntman to attempt started playing ‘Pokemon Go’ Knievel’s launch over NEW YORK (AP) — Ready to hit the streets in search of a Snake River Canyon Pikachu? The “Pokemon Go” smartphone By The Associated Press year-old Braun, who says he game has become a phenomenon completed the necessary paper- since its debut nearly two weeks The Hollywood stuntman does- work and will launch a few miles ago. The appeal stems partly from n’t want to follow in his idol’s away from Knievel’s original site how easy it is to play. footsteps so much as rocket that’s near Twin Falls, Idaho. Here’s what you need to know above them — over a gaping “How many people get to fulfill to get started: canyon, no less. the dreams of their hero? It’s —- Evel Knievel’s iconic launch, kind of like touching Superman’s SIGNING UP AND Take II. cape.” SIGNING IN Eddie Braun, fueled by the Braun has long been fascinat- Download the free “Pokemon memory of the late daredevil, ed by everything Knievel, the Go” app from the Apple or plans to strap into a steam-pow- popular figure who attempted so Android app store. It’s now avail- ered rocket cycle on Sept. 17 for many memorable motorcycle able throughout much of Europe, his most death-defying role yet: jumps over an iconic career: along with the U.S., Canada, Replicating a launch over the — The fountains at Caesars Australia and other countries. Snake River Canyon in Idaho Palace in 1967 (crashed, crushed You can then sign in with a that almost cost Knievel his life pelvis and femur) Pokemon Trainer Club account, if four decades ago. — 13 buses at Wembley you already have one from play- Braun named his rocket “Evel Stadium in London in 1975 ing the old-school “Pokemon” Spirit “ after his boyhood hero. (crashed, broke pelvis and back) trading card game online. It’s nearly identical to the model — 14 Greyhound buses at For the rest of us, a Google Knievel used for his failed canyon Kings Island theme park in Ohio account will do. After you cus- attempt on Sept. 8, 1974. Braun in 1975 (success). tomize you avatar by picking out wants to prove Knievel could’ve — A 90-foot tank filled with clothes, color and gender, you’re made it had his parachute not sharks in 1977 (crashed on land- ready to play. niantic, Inc. via AP prematurely deployed. ing ramp during rehearsal, bro- —- these screen grabs provided by Niantic, Inc. show the “Pokemon Go” smartphone game. The Along for the ride in this ken arms) SO, IN A NUTSHELL, HOW game's appeal stems partly from how easy it is to play. endeavor are two sons eager to And, of course, the Snake River DO I PLAY? complete the legacies of their Canyon attempt. Wearing his Your avatar appears on a digi- fathers: Kelly Knievel, who was patriotic jumpsuit, Knievel was tal map, mirroring your move- present the day of the crash, and the epitome of cool and calm. ments as tracked by your phone. Lure of ‘Pokemon Go’: Respite rocket designer Scott Truax, Soon after takeoff, his para- It’s like a bare-bones version of whose dad constructed the origi- chute deployed and halted the Google Maps, with no names nal rocket cycle for Knievel. rocket’s momentum. Watching attached to the streets, rivers and from a summer of violence Ready, set, and (gulp) launch. that day was son, Kelly, and the parks. A compass points north. “Evel took off on one side of the rocket’s designer, Robert Truax, You can see in all directions by By BARBARA ORTUTAY There’s also a community garden As a busy working mother, I like canyon in 1974. I’m hoping his spinning your character around. AP Writer called Alice’s Garden just blocks that I don’t have to take time out spirit lands on the other side of Look around, and you’ll see away. Without “Pokemon,” I proba- from my day to play it. I can look the canyon in 2016,” said the 54- See KNIEVEL, Page 23 floating light-blue blocks that sig- NEW YORK — It’s easy to see bly wouldn’t have noticed a mural for Poke Balls during my commute. nify “PokeStops.” These could be the appeal of “Pokemon Go.” near home dedicated to Wu-Tang I can chase Pokemon while anything from the entrance to a Coming out of nowhere in what’s Clan founding member Ol’ Dirty strolling around my neighborhood park to fancy stonework on a been an otherwise soul-crushing Bastard, who died 12 years ago. with the baby, grocery shopping building — all in the real world. summer filled with endless shoot- The game gets intense when with the baby or going to the park Tagging these spots by spin- ings and other horrors, the smart- Pokemon — these cute, some- with the baby. ning the PokeStop’s photo disk on phone game offers an escape, with- times-angry monsters with magi- I don’t particularly want to battle the phone earns you “Poke Balls,” out removing us completely from cal powers — appear in the vicini- with others. I don’t want my cute which you can use to throw at the real world. ty. Time freezes, and I’m transport- pocket-monsters to evolve into and collect Pokemon, along with I started playing it for the same ed inside the Poke-world, ignoring scary giant monsters, much in the other items. reason I devoured the Harry Potter everything around me as I try to same way I’m apprehensive about As you’re glued to your phone, books, tended virtual cows on capture Pokemon by flicking Poke my baby evolving into a teenager. avoid bumping into real-world “FarmVille” and suffered through Balls. I’ve bumped into people. For now, though, I am having a obstacles. Have some fun along all three “50 Shades of Grey” Others have twisted ankles or got- great time collecting a growing the way. books, plus a movie. ten into car accidents. array of strange creatures, along —- It was pure, objective intellectual On the flip side, “Pokemon Go” with 185 Poke Balls, three sets of CHASING MONSTERS curiosity about a popular cultural has sparked spontaneous conver- incense to lure Pokemon, and Pokemon appear on your grid phenomenon, the latest involving sations with fellow players and some potions and medicines I don’t from time to time. There are 128 traipsing to real-life places to pick others curious about the phenom- quite understand yet — I’m sure listed in your profile to start, up virtual red-and-white balls to enon. These are folks I might have they’ll be useful at some point. including Pikachu, the cute yel- throw at on-screen monsters. otherwise ignored while texting or I welcome the ability to take my low rabbit-like creature that has Put another way, everyone else playing the far-more-solitary mind off police shootings, the gay AP Photo, File long served as Pokemon’s poster was doing it. “Candy Crush.” Because it’s based nightclub massacre in Florida, In thIs sePt. 8, 1974, file photo, Evel Knievel sits in the steam child. It hasn’t gone smoothly, yet I on real-world surroundings, horrific attacks on civilians in powered rocket motorcycle that will hopefully take him across Snake Tapping on them gives you a can’t stop. “Pokemon” boosts interactions France, a coup attempt , a River Canyon in Twin Falls, Idaho. Fueled by the memory of the late close-up view and allows you to I’m not one for tutorials or how- rather than shuts people out. mosquito-borne Zika virus causing daredevil Knievel, Hollywood stuntman Eddie Braun plans to strap fling your Poke Balls at them. The to guides . Give me a gadget or app, Having reached Level 5, I am brain damage in the womb and a into a steam-powered rocket cycle on Sept. 17 for his most death- idea is to bop them on the head and have it work. Someone had to now part of a team. I chose Instinct fraught, divisive U.S. election sea- defying role yet. and capture them inside the ball. explain that you get transported to over Mystic and Valor. Instinct son. Plus, the death of my cousin Many people like the app’s use a virtual Poke-world only when seems not to overthink stuff, at 42, three weeks after he found of augmented reality, a blending there are digital monsters called though my best friend joined out he had cancer. of the real and virtual worlds. The Pokemon nearby. Mystic and declared our friendship I’ll stop before I’ll make us all Pokemon seem to be right in front Until then, you see the world over. depressed. of you, thanks to your phone through a digital map, similar to I can now visit “gyms” to train “Pokemon Go” is a surprise hit camera capturing what’s in front Google’s or Apple’s. You walk creatures and fight Pokemon cap- for many of us not versed in this of you and displaying the around collecting “Poke Balls” from tured by other players. I haven’t massive Japanese gaming, car- Pokemon on top of it. “PokeStops,” which are based on gathered up the courage yet to toon, toy and comic book fran- This has resulted in some pret- real-life landmarks — or often like enter a Poke-world gym, much like chise. The characters are meant ty funny pictures on social media, pseudo-landmarks, such as an old in real life as of late. My boyfriend for children, yet adults are using but Pokemon are sometimes easi- church doorway no one else cares assures me that I need to go to the them to lighten our world for a little er to catch if you turn this feature about. gym to train. Um ... OK. bit. off. The game turns into a virtual From what I hear, Poke-world There is a sense of joyous If you’ve run out of Poke Balls, tour guide, as it forces me to notice gyms can also be social as accomplishment in catching a just look for more PokeStops. You little sights along my daily route, strangers converge around real-life Pokemon at times when everything can also buy Poke Balls and other ones I’ve been too preoccupied to locations. Sometimes, too real. The else seems too overwhelming. useful items with coins you earn see until now — probably because Auschwitz memorial has banned Online: AP video of Pokemon along the way. Or spend real my eyes were glued to my phone. the game on its grounds, for good capture: https://youtu.be/ Weiward via AP money. For instance, our midtown reason. cA9ZN8aLlK0 In thIs July Photo provided by Weiward, Eddie Braun poses —- Manhattan office has a lot of weird The game seems to get more Saying “no”: http://apne.ws/ for a photo at a storage facility in Chatsworth, Calif. Fueled by the HIGHER LEVELS little plaques and markers nearby, complex as you move along, and 29VpDig memory of the late daredevil Evel Knievel, Hollywood stuntman such as “Gold Leaf on Printing I’m not sure how long I will keep Getting started: http://apne.ws Braun plans to strap into a steam-powered rocket cycle on Sept. 17, Cards Building,” whatever that is. playing if it does. /29P8q8k See POKEMON, Page 23 for his most death-defying role yet. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 23 To some, Trump is a desperate survival bid LOGAN, W.Va. (AP) — Mike Kirk where less than half of working- Trump promised to build the leans across the counter of the aged people work. More than 12 wall. Create jobs. Destroy ISIS. He pawnshop where he works for $11 percent of Logan County residents blamed immigrants and China and an hour. It’s less than half what he collect Social Security disability Muslims for America’s woes. made in the mines, but the best he checks, three times the national He stood on a stage in West can do these days. average. Virginia, put on a hard hat and He and two customers ponder They gave up on their politicians pantomimed shoveling coal. He what this city might look like in 10 — they elected both Republicans promised to make them win again. years if nothing changes. Many of and Democrats and believe both His critics warn that his red- the storefronts on the narrow failed them in favor of chasing cam- blooded, racially tinged rants downtown streets are empty. Some paign contributions from the class threaten to unravel the very fabric of the buildings burned. Their above them and votes from the one of the nation. Here, the same words blackened shells, “condemned” below, the neighbors they suspect translate as truth-telling. signs taped to the doors, stand as a would rather collect government His call caught fire so fervently symbol of how far they’ve fallen. welfare than get a job. that some are staking their fami- In 10 years? A ghost town, one Anxiety turned to despair, said lies’ futures on whether he wins in customer offers. The other wonders James Branscome, a retired man- November. if it might simply cease to exist. aging director of Standard & Poor’s Like Ashley Kominar, a 33-year- —- and a former staff member at the old mother of three whose husband EDITOR’S NOTE — This story is Appalachian Regional lost his job in the mines in Mingo part of Divided America, AP’s ongo- Commission. And desperate peo- County. She now knows what it ing exploration of the economic, ple, throughout history, have means to choose whether to buy AP Photos/Claire Galofaro social and political divisions in turned to tough-talking populists. food or pay the electric bill. PAwn shoP employ- American society. And that is how, in one of Kominar is a registered ee Mike Kirk talks with —- America’s forgotten corners, the Democrat, like almost everybody customers Ranny There are places like this across road was perfectly paved for the else here. This region was reliably Grimmett and Joe America — poor and getting poorer, ascent of Donald Trump. He won Democratic for generations. Then Finfrock in Logan, W.Va. feeling left behind while the rest got by spectacular margins all across the once-mighty United Mine Kirk works for $11 an richer. But nowhere has the plum- the coalfields. From Appalachia to Workers of America crumbled in hour. It’s less than half met of the white working class been the Rust Belt to the hollowing man- the 1990s, and Democrats lost as merciless as here in central ufacturing towns in the Midwest, their grip. Last month, in a place what he made in the Appalachia. And nowhere have the Trump collected his most ardent where President Bill Clinton had mines, but the best he cross-currents of desperation and supporters in places like this. been greeted like a rock star, can do these days. He boiling resentment that have “He offers us hope,” Kirk said, Hillary Clinton was heckled and and the two customers devoured a presidential race been “and hope’s the one thing we have flipped the bird. discussed what this city on such glaring display. left.” Kominar considers Trump a might look like in 10 It used to be that young people —- businessman: tough, a little too years if nothing could finish high school and get a Peter Atwater, a consultant who combative, but so different from changes. Many of the job in the mines that paid enough studies the tides of consumer con- any politician she’s seen that he storefronts on the nar- to feed their families. Now the fidence, describes the collapse of just might be able to save this row downtown streets mines are idle. The railroad tracks the coalfields as a microcosm of the place. If he wins, she will stay in that used to back up traffic as coal indignation burning across West Virginia. If he loses, she said, are empty. Some of the trains barreled through town sit America that has come to define she will flee. buildings burned, “con- mostly silent, weeds growing up the 2016 campaign. Its power may “I don’t know exactly what’s in demned” signs taped to around the ties. determine the next president of the his head, what his vision is for us,” the doors. In 10 years? Families are fleeing. The popula- United States. she said. “But I know he has one tion of Logan County is 35,000, The average Republican is as and that’s what counts.” half what it was 50 years ago. More pessimistic about the economy —- than 96 percent of residents are today as the day Lehman Brothers The phone in Truman Chafin’s nothing left for her here, she told people are fleeing in droves. A groups ganging up on Donald white; one in five lives in poverty; collapsed, eight years ago, Atwater office in Mingo County rang three him. quarter of people live in poverty and Trump and that makes them root few have college degrees. Drug said. That perception of decline — times before noon on a recent There are pockets like this one in five rely on disability. In for him more.” abuse is rampant. The life that the country is careening in the Thursday, and each time the friend across America. A think tank called March, 70 percent of primary vot- —- expectancy for men is 68 years old; wrong direction — can be as politi- on the line detailed their economic the Economic Innovation Group ers cast their ballot for Trump, with Albert Adams worked at a mine they die eight years younger than cally potent as watching your plight: lost jobs, missed mortgage created the Distressed four other candidates still in the for 27 years until every day started the average American man. hometown wither, he said. payments, hungry children. Communities Index , which com- race. to bring more bad news. Layoffs. Even cremations are up at the The non-profit Public Religion Chafin, a Democrat who repre- bines several factors for every “Americans are becoming fed up Slashed hours. Cut pay. He and a funeral home down the street. Research Institute calls such peo- sented this district in the state county — poverty rate, the percent- with politicians promising them the friend saved their money for a year, People can’t afford caskets any- ple “nostalgia voters.” Daniel Cox, Senate for 32 years before voters age of people without a college moon and delivering them far less,” quit their jobs and opened up Big more. the organization’s research direc- ousted him in a Republican sweep degree, the number of abandoned said Gerald Arrington, Buchanan Al’s Auto and Small Engine Repair “Look around, this town went to tor, said an uneven recovery from of the statehouse in 2014, mocks homes. County’s elected county prosecu- to try to build a life after coal. hell,” said Kirk, who lost his $28- the recession lined up with societal Trump and his promise to fix it all; The most distressed patches tor, a 37-year-old Democrat who They hung a “Make America an-hour job on a strip mine and his shifts — the election of the first he even dressed up like him for a stretch through Appalachia and cast his first ballot for Bill Clinton Great Again” sign over the coffee three-bedroom house with a two- non-white president, a rising Halloween party. But he under- across the deep South, cutting in 1996. This time he voted for maker. car garage. He and his wife and minority population, the decreas- stands the drumbeat of disappoint- across swing states like North Trump. Adams doesn’t like everything children moved in with his mother. ing influence of Christian values. It ment that has led so many of his Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and “Everyone is so used to politi- Trump has to say, particularly He took this pawn shop job left many in struggling, blue-collar neighbors to plunk signs in their Florida. Trump won in rich places cian-speak. He’s refreshing,” he about immigration. He imagines because it paid a little more than communities across the country yards that read “Make America and poor places and places in said. “Maybe part of it is his ego. immigrants are a lot like West the used car dealership, his only feeling deserted for the sake of Great Again.” between. But an analysis shows His ego is going to make him want Virginians: hard workers, doomed other option. His town has grown progress someplace else. “They’re looking for somebody to that Trump’s strongest support to be the greatest president ever. by the place of their birth to be full of for-sale signs as family after “Today, we’re not interested in give them some hope and here among early primary Republican He’s a winner.” down on their luck, looking for a family says goodbye and moves to the plan, we’re interested in the slo- comes this elixir salesman who voters increased along with the After a recent Trump rally in better life. one of those places that fared far gan,” Atwater said. “When confi- says, ‘Drink this and all will be level of economic hardship in their West Virginia, countless news arti- His conundrum is echoed all better as Appalachia fell apart. dence falls, it’s all too complicated good,’” Chafin said. “He’s playing to communities. cles and academics dismissed over these mountains. People like The unemployment rate is 11 to understand an elaborate plan or the short-term sound bites and In Hamilton County, Florida, 29 Trump’s pledge to bring back coal Trump’s delivery, the rat-a-tat-tat percent, compared to less than 5 an articulated policy. We don’t that’s what people want to hear.” percent of the population lives in as impossible, tied to market forces of promises and insults so percent nationwide. Many have want to wait for the details; we Chafin’s own daughter relocated poverty, two-thirds of adults don’t and geology. Chuck Keeney, a pro- unscripted they figure he couldn’t given up working altogether: West don’t want to read the footnotes. to South Carolina and told him work and the median household fessor of political science and histo- have given it enough forethought Virginia is the only state in America Just give me a powerful headline.” she’ll never move back. There’s income stands at $35,629, nearly ry at Southern Community College to be pandering. Yet they’re occa- $20,000 less than the American in Logan, often hears his students sionally disturbed by the contents. average. Trump collected 57 per- dismiss the criticism as the estab- Adams’ business partner, Leslie cent of the primary vote. In lishment, the very machine that Arthur, isn’t quite sure Trump Columbus County, North Carolina, ignored them for so long, beating should be trusted with the nuclear Knievel which suffers similar statistics, up on Trump now, too. codes. Mike Honaker, who runs From Page 1 Trump won 61 percent. “What they see in their minds is the local funeral home, doesn’t Buchanan County, Virginia, is the elite that looks down on them, appreciate how he talks about who put a comforting arm For three years, Braun tried to seconds and an altitude of 3,000 much like its West Virginia neigh- mocks them, makes fun of them, women. Mike Kirk in the pawn around Kelly as the cycle drifted launch this project and invested feet before the engine cuts off bors. The unemployment rate hov- thinks they’re stupid,” Keeney said. shop cringes when he hurls into the canyon. nearly $1.5 million. He’s looking and the parachute deploys. Since ers higher than 10 percent. Young “They see all those establishment schoolyard taunts. Evel Knievel walked away with to raise another $150,000 . parachute technology has come a only minor injuries. He said he’s secured the prop- long way that system has been “He flipped a coin with his life, er permission and permits from revamped. and came out alive,” explained private land owners, Federal There’s plenty of danger, which 2016 OUR HOMETOWN Kelly Knievel, whose father died Aviation Administration, even is why Braun’s wife and four kids in 2007 at 69 after suffering from Homeland Security, to green aren’t planning to be at the A newcomer’s guide to Bradley County diabetes and pulmonary fibrosis. light his blastoff. Others have launch. Braun constantly reas- “My dad certainly had nine lives, stepped up as well, including sures them. and the City of Cleveland didn’t he?” Slash from Guns N’ Roses. “They think it’s really cool that Just before the attempt, the Braun said the guitarist record- dad gets to fly a rocket,” Braun “The City With Spirit” daredevil landed on the cover of ed a theme song for him — fit- said. “I guess there’s just a little Sports Illustrated. Just after, his tingly using Elton John’s hit, Evel in all of us.” celebrity status was only cement- “Rocket Man.” Featuring: ed. The jump will be live-streamed The town of Twin Falls can’t on the Internet. The history of our area, forget him, either. He put the city For years, many believed Evel Pokemon on the map — and opened its Knievel’s daredevil son, Robbie — the county and city eyes because the Evel Knievel who’s completed more than 350 From Page 22 education systems. cavalcade supposedly left behind jumps — might be the first to a trail of unpaid bills. take a crack at the canyon. At Once you reach Level 5, you In 1974, Chris Talkington one point, Robbie Knievel was can join one of three teams: City and County worked as the news director for looking at the jump in 2011, but Instinct (yellow), Mystic (blue) or government the local television station and it didn’t take flight. Valor (red). watched Knievel fail to make it “Eddie put together the team Then, head over to your nearest administrations. over the canyon and then fail to and he’s the one that got it done,” gym, which are virtual represen- pay vendors for their services. Kelly Knievel explained. “It’s very tations of real-world locations, Now a city councilman in Twin dangerous — and very ambi- just like PokeStops. You might Churches, parks, Falls, he said his town is wiser tious.” run into other players here, too. recreation and about what to expect from a Scott Truax used his father’s Gyms held by your team can be daredevil attempting to jump the blueprints to reconstruct the used for training. You can allo- community services. canyon. rocket. He wanted to show that cate some of your Pokemon to “It woke our little town up,” his dad’s version of Evel Knievel’s defend them and use others to Local industry and more. explained Talkington, who wasn’t “X2 Skycycle” would’ve worked, if fight with Pokemon from other aware of Braun’s jump but said not for the parachute malfunc- teams and wrest control of rival there is a ramp near the canyon. tion. gyms. Great Opportunity To Reach A Vast Audience “I look forward to (another The late Robert Truax was con- As you move up levels, you’ll attempt). I applaud them.” sidered one of top rocket scien- get more powerful versions of With Your Advertising Message! As a kid, Braun would often tists of the 20th century. Poke Balls. And you can collect jump over trash cans in the “With this re-creation, it is candies and stardust to make Place your ad now! driveway on his Schwinn my intent to clear his name your Pokemon stronger and more Stingray, pretending to be and tell his amazing story,” apt to succeed in battle. Call the The Cleveland Daily Banner Knievel. Braun even became a Scott Truax said in an email. “I —- professional stuntman because like to think that instead of Online: Advertising Department 423-472-5041 of Knievel, serving as a stunt looking up at the rocket AP video of Pokemon capture: double for actors such as Ray launch, he and Evel will be https://youtu.be/cA9ZN8aLlK0 Liotta and Charlie Sheen, along looking down on it and that’s a The lure of “Pokemon”: DEADLINE: MONDAY, AUGUST 1 with coordinating stunts for much better view.” http://apne.ws/29P90mF movies, TV shows and music The rocket will reach a top Saying “no”: http://apne.ws/ PUBLISHES: SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 videos. speed of 400 mph in about three 29VpDig 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2016 Happy Birthday: Pick up the pace start. Put your effort into research and CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS instead of slowing down. Turn your incorporating what you find into what DAY: Juno Temple, 27; Justin Bartha, sprint toward excellence into a you want to achieve. Your insight will 38; Josh Hartnett, 38; Jon Lovitz, 59. marathon and complete whatever you guide you in the right direction. Work as hard as you can to advance. Your numbers are 10, 17, 22, 26, 34, 37, 41. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Get involved in something that brings you Contract Bridge satisfaction. It's important to use your by Steve Becker talents to the best of your ability if you want to reach a higher level of suc- Hagar the Horrible cess and happiness. Romance is in the stars. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Complain less and do more. Concrete results will speak wonders about who you are and what you contribute. Don't let an emotional situation stop you from following through with a promise. Handling responsibilities during chal- lenging times will make you look good. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Get out into the public eye or among your col- leagues or friends and do what comes naturally. Your ability to negotiate and mediate will put you in a popular posi- Dilbert tion. Express your opinions and you'll drum up eager and helpful followers. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't feel bogged down when you should be taking care of business and moving full speed ahead. Update your look and do what you can to feel good about who you are and what you have to offer. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Revel in what's going on around you. Your expressive and happy demeanor will bring you high returns. Make special plans that will bring you closer to someone you love. A little pampering Garfield will go a long way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Run your ideas past someone you feel can contribute. Your excitement and well- thought-out plan will help you find common ground. Get plans in writing to deter someone from stealing your ideas. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Take the initiative and invite someone to join you. Getting a plan up and running that will benefit your community or neighborhood will position you well for future undertakings and decision-mak- ing. A romantic encounter looks prom- Beetle Bailey ising. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Don't take a risk when you should be trying to stabilize a situation you face at home or at work. Don't let a positive agreement dissolve due to stubborn- ness. Be willing to compromise and move forward. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Plan to tidy up any unfinished busi- ness. You'll feel better and gain the freedom to do as you please. Use your charm to convince others to enjoy a lit- tle playtime with you. Love and romance will turn an ordinary day into Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics an extraordinary memory. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Consider what you have done in the past and what you would like to do now. Change can be good, but it has to be for the right reasons. Consider your motives as well as what will make you happy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Offer suggestions, but don't force your will on others. Give the same freedom you expect to receive from others. Love is in the stars, and making plans that include those dear to your heart will bring the highest rewards. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Make decisions based on facts as well as your intuition. If something doesn't sound right, ask questions. Look for ways to put your energy and creativity to good use. A social event will lead to an interesting proposal. Birthday Baby: You are smart, diplomatic and adventurous. You are charming and eager to please. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 20, 2016— 25

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(:01) Mr. Robot “eps2.1k3rnel-pan1c.ksd” (:26) Suits Å (DVS) Mr. Robot FX 30Mike & Molly ››› “World War Z” (2013, Horror) Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos. ››› “Star Trek Into Darkness” (2013, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. Tyrant (N) Tyrant Tyrant “Cockroach” ESPN 31MLB Baseball: Mets at Cubs Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants at Boston Red Sox. From Fenway Park in Boston. Baseball Tonight (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32SportsNation Questionable SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å Karate VEX Robotics World Champ. SportsCenter (N) Å Arm Wrestling Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33World Poker Tour Monster Jam (N) Bull Riding Championship. Destination Cardinals Pre MLB Baseball San Diego Padres at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Postgame World Poker Triathlon From Nov. 6, 2015. SEC 34Basketball Wesley Common Big Blue Re College Football From Oct. 13, 2007. Å College Basketball From April 2, 2012. Å College Basketball From Jan. 13, 2009. Å College Football Å GOLF 35Euro Tour Golfing World LPGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) School of Golf (N) Golf’s Greatest Rounds (N) Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf FS1 36A Perfect Storm NASCAR Racing Speak for Yourself (N) Å NASCAR Racing Setup NASCAR Racing MLB Whiparound (N) Å Garbage TMZ Sports Sports Live FSSE 37Braves Live! Cuba Fight Sports: In 60 Running ’ XTERRA Adv. MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. (Subject to Blackout) Big 12 Media Big 12 Media MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Tornado Alley Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) West Texas Investors Club Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å West Texas Investors Club MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) HDLN 42America’s Choice 2016 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) America’s Election HQ Hannity HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Å Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45truTV Top Funniest Impractical Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Knockout Knockout Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Knockout Knockout Knockout Knockout A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48: Gangland ’ The First 48 ’ Å Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Wahlburgers Wahlburgers Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty DISC 47Naked and Afraid XL Å Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival: Untamed (N) Dual Survival “Episode 7” (:01) American Tarzan (N) ’ (:01) Dual Survival ’ Å (12:02) American Tarzan ’ NGC 48Rocky Mountain Law Rocky Mountain Law Rocky Mountain Law Alcatraz: Living Hell Surviving Alcatraz Life and Death Row “Truth” Life and Death Row Life and Death Row “Truth” Life and Death Row TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Cutthroat Kitchen HGTV 51Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Desperate Desperate Property Brothers: Buying Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Property Brothers: Buying ANPL 52Pit Bulls and Parolees Å Pit Bulls and Parolees Å Dr. Jeff: Extra Dose Å Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ›› “Bringing Down the House” (2003) Steve Martin. ’ Young Baby Daddy ›› “Bedtime Stories” (2008, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’ The 700 Club ’ Å Lizzie Lizzie DISN 54Backstage ’ Austin & Ally Bizaardvark Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. “Judy Moody-NOT Bummer Summer” Stuck/Middle Bizaardvark Girl Meets K.C. Under. Walk the Best Friends K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Austin & Ally NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Sanjay, Craig Henry Danger Henry Danger Crashletes Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Dudas Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Gumball Gumball We Bare Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Steven Univ. Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Innocent” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith George George Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58››› “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” (1982) ‘R’ Å›› “Happy Gilmore” (1996) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “Ghostbusters” (1984, Comedy) Bill Murray. ‘PG’ Å›› “Ghostbusters II” (1989, Comedy) Bill Murray. ‘PG’ Å TCM 59Cowboy Å (:45) ››› “3:10 to Yuma” (1957) Van Heflin. Å››› “The Fastest Gun Alive” (1956) Å›››› “Red River” (1948) John Wayne, Montgomery Clift. Å››› “Rio Bravo” (1959, Western) John Wayne, Dean Martin. Å HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model ›› “The Holiday” (2006) Cameron Diaz, , Jude Law. (:45) ›› “The Holiday” (2006) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. BRAVO 62Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC The Bravos (N) (Live) Housewives/NYC The Bravos SYFY 63(2:30) ›› “The Core” (2003, Action) Å›› “2012” (2009) John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor. A global cataclysm nearly wipes out humanity. Å›› “Deep Impact” (1998, Drama) Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni. Å›› “Turistas” (2006) Josh Duhamel. Å SPIKE 64(3:00) ›› “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” ››› “X-Men” (2000, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart. ’››› “X2: X-Men United” (2003, Action) Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman. ’›› “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (2009) Hugh Jackman. COM 65South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Period South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Period MTV 66(1:55) ›› “Carrie” (2013) Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. › “Friday After Next” (2002) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’ The Challenge: Rivals III (N) Chall. Rivals (:32) Lip Sync Battle ’ Ridiculous. VH1 67Basketball Wives LA ’››› “Selena” (1997) Jennifer Lopez. Mexican-American singer skyrockets to fame. ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked (N) ’ Dating Naked ’ Barely Dating Naked ’ 13 Going CMTV 68Old Christine Old Christine Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion” (1997) “Romy and Michele: In the Beginning” (2004) Å Steve Austin’s Broken Skull BET 69(3:00) ›› “Jumping the Broom” (2011) Angela Bassett. In the House (:42) Eve ’ Å (:21) Eve ’ Music Moguls “Risk” F In Fabulous (:35) Martin (:15) Martin ’ Å (10:55) Martin Dish Nation The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83MythBusters ’ Å MythBusters “Son of a Gun” MythBusters ’ Å Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science How to Build How to Build Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(2:00) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Importance of Libraries Interview Black Writers-Digital Age M. Pietsch Panel Discuss.-Publishing Importance of Libraries EWTN 100The Friar Children Grandparents The World EWTN News Pallottine Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live “Ralph Martin” EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Gunplay” ’ Law & Order “Cut” Å Law & Order “Gov Love” ’ Law & Order “Cry Wolf” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Enemy” Å Law & Order “Fixed” Å Law & Order “Mammon” ’ Law & Order ’ Å DISXD 117Gamer’s G. Atomic Phineas and Ferb ’ Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Lego Star-For. Pickle-Peanut Walk the Gamer’s G. Lab Rats Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lego Star-For. Pickle-Peanut Kirby Buckets GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars (N) Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars Å COOK 153Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Good Eats Cupcake Wars WE 163Law & Order “Trust” Å Law & Order “Vengeance” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å›› “Sweet Home Alabama” (2002) , Josh Lucas. ›› “Sweet Home Alabama” (2002) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. GALA 217Vivan los Niños Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Noticiero Con Joaquin Fútbol Copa TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ Señora Acero 3: La Coyote Al Rojo Vivo Decisión Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso ’ UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Un camino hacia el destino Tres Veces Ana (N) ’ Por Siempre Joan Sebastian Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 3112016 Tour de France Inside PGA NASCAR: List NASCAR America (N) Å Spartan Race 2016 Tour de France Stage 17. From Berne to Finhaut-Emosson. Spartan Race The Dan Patrick Show (N) DLC 319Boston Med ’ Å Boston Med ’ Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Extreme Cougar Wives ’ Extreme Cougar Wives ’ Extreme Cougar Wives ’ Grandmother Lovers Å Extreme Cougar Wives ’ Extreme Cougar Wives ’

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THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JULY 21, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge (N) Å Republican Convention News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Samuel Rod Billy Graham Spirit Drive Potters Samuel Rod Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman Aha Trinity Family WTNB 5Cheyenne Music Mix WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Beauty and the Beast (N) ’ Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood TBA Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å Republican National Convention The 2016 Republican National Convention. (N) Å Secret Service Tales-Royal Wardrobe DAYSTAR 8Kennedy Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Gateway Student Conference (N) Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level Kenneth Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) BattleBots (N) ’ Å Greatest Hits “1990-1995” Republican Convention News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Republican National Convention The 2016 Republican National Convention. (N) Å A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 The People’s Court Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Bones (Season Finale) (N) ’ Home Free (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ RNC Recap 2 Broke Girls Paid Program Seinfeld ’ WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Life in Pieces Big Brother (N) Å Republican Convention News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Christmas in July Low sale prices on toys, trim and more. Judith Ripka Jewelry Christmas in July “Sale” Low sale prices on toys, trim and more. Lisa Rinna Collection CSPAN 14(3:00) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Republican National Convention From Cleveland. (N) ’ (Live) Republican National WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Officer Down” Blue Bloods “Smack Attack” Blue Bloods “Chinatown” ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å HSN 16Liz Lange Fashions Liz Lange Fashions Bzees Footwear Celebration Beauty Report with Amy M. Beauty Report with Amy M. The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Beauty Solutions (N) Serena Williams Sig. E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å Famously Single Å Botched “Foreign Bodies” Botched Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’›› “Walking Tall” (2004, Action) The Rock. Å›› “Walking Tall” (2004, Action) The Rock. Å›› “Lake Placid” (1999) LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex (N) Å (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (12:02) My Crazy Ex Å TLC 26Four Weddings ’ Å Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å Skin Tight: Transformed (N) My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ Skin Tight: Transformed ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “After Hours” ’ Castle “Secret Santa” ’ Castle “Significant Others” Castle A DJ is murdered. ’›› “Divergent” (2014) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. Premiere. Å (DVS) CSI: NY ’ Å CSI: NY “Boo” ’ Å USA 29“The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” (:17) ›› “2 Fast 2 Furious” (2003) Paul Walker. Å›› “The Fast and the Furious” (2001) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. Å Queen of the South (N) Mr. Robot “eps2.1k3rnel-pan1c.ksd” Queen, South FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Star Trek Into Darkness” (2013, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. ›› “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” (2014) Chris Pine. Sex & Sex & Sex & ›› “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” (2014) ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter Special (N) Boxing Premier Boxing Champions. (N) (Live) E:60 (N) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption Basketball Basketball 30 for 30 Å FSTN 33Road to the Octagon Destination ACC Access Driven Cardinals Pre MLB Baseball San Diego Padres at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Postgame Destination World Poker Tour Rodeo ERA: Boise, Day 1. SEC 34(3:00) College Baseball College Football From Sept. 19, 2015. Å College Football Å College Baseball From June 8, 1996. Å Mizzou Made J’Den Cox GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf RBC Canadian Open, First Round. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf Web.com: Utah Championship, First Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf RBC Canadian Open, First Round. Senior Open FS1 36NASCAR Racing NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself (N) Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å UFC Reloaded Ronda Rousey defends her title against Holly Holm. Å Sports Live TMZ Sports Speak for Yourself ’ Å FSSE 37(3:00) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. Outdoors Accept The Future Phen. Cuba Braves Live! MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Colorado Rockies. From Coors Field in Denver. (Live) Braves Live! Braves Live! MLB Baseball WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Extreme Weather Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) HDLN 42America’s Choice 2016 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) America’s Choice 2016 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) America’s Election HQ Hannity HIST 44Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Alone “Into the Abyss” ’ Alone “The End Game” ’ Alone “Reunion Special” (N) (:03) Mountain Men Å (:03) Mountain Men Å (12:03) Alone ’ Å TRUTV 45World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Impractical Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Inside Jokes Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “Old Wounds” The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 “The Invitation” (:01) 60 Days In (N) Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 The First 48 DISC 47Naked And Afraid Naked And Afraid Naked And Afraid Naked And Afraid Naked And Afraid Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid ’ Å To Be Announced NGC 48Life Below Zero No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind Life Below Zero Life Below Zero No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind TRAV 49Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Food Network Star Chopped “My Way” Chopped “Amateurs’ Brawl” Chopped Chopped Chopped (Part 3 of 5) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped (Part 3 of 5) HGTV 51Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52North Woods Law: Hunt North Woods Law: Hunt North Woods Law ’ Å Last Alaskans: Remote Last Alaskans: Remote (:01) North Woods Law (N) (:02) Lone Star Law (N) ’ (:03) North Woods Law ’ (12:04) Lone Star Law ’ FREE 53The Middle The Middle ›› “Bedtime Stories” (2008, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. ’ Pretty Little Liars ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Kim Possible Kim Possible DISN 54Backstage ’ Austin & Ally Bizaardvark Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. Girl Meets Liv-Mad. Stuck/Middle ›› “Princess Protection Program” (2009) Descendants Best Friends K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Austin & Ally NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Sanjay, Craig Henry Danger Henry Danger Crashletes Thundermans ›› “Open Season 2” (2008) ’ Å Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Gumball Gumball We Bare Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Steven Univ. Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Sisters” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith George George Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ››› “Ghostbusters” (1984) ‘PG’ ›› “Ghostbusters II” (1989, Comedy) Bill Murray. ‘PG’ Å››› “Pretty Woman” (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere. ‘R’ ››› “Pretty Woman” (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere. ‘R’ TCM 59“The Prisoner of Zenda” (:15) ›››› “Queen Christina” (1933) Greta Garbo. Å “Hollywood My Hometown” ››› “The Taking of Pelham One Two Three” (1974) ›››› “Dog Day Afternoon” (1975) Al Pacino. Å “Saturday Night Fever” Å HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model ›› “Burlesque” (2010, Drama) Cher, Christina Aguilera, Eric Dane. ›› “Burlesque” (2010, Drama) Cher, Christina Aguilera, Eric Dane. ››› “House Party” (1990) BRAVO 62Flipping Out “Todo Limpio” Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NYC Housewives/OC Flipping Out (N) Å Housewives/NJ Happens Flipping Out Å Shahs-Sunset SYFY 63(3:30) ›› “Turistas” (2006) Josh Duhamel. ›› “Deep Impact” (1998, Drama) Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni. Å Live From Comic-Con ›› “Hulk” (2003) Eric Bana. Scientist Bruce Banner transforms into a powerful brute. ››› “The Fifth Element” SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Battle ’ Lip Sync Lip Sync Battle ’ Lip Sync ››› “Gladiator” (2000) COM 65(:15) Archer Å (4:47) Archer Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (7:54) Tosh.0 (:27) Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight (:31) Tosh.0 MTV 66(:15) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. (:45) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67(2:00) ››› “Selena” ’››› “13 Going on 30” (2004) Jennifer Garner. ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked ’ Basketball Wives LA ’ Shaunie’s T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ CMTV 68Old Christine Old Christine Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “Double Jeopardy” (1999) Tommy Lee Jones, Ashley Judd. Steve Austin’s Broken Skull ››› “Double Jeopardy” (1999) BET 69(3:03) › “The Janky Promoters” (2009) In the House In the House (:45) Eve ’ Å (:22) Eve ’›› “Sparkle” (2012, Drama) Jordin Sparks, Whitney Houston, Derek Luke. Å (:03) Martin Dish Nation The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83Unearthed ’ Å Unearthed ’ Å Unearthed ’ Å Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman Through Wormhole-Freeman CSPAN2 85(12:02) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ W. Borneman Discussion Midnight’s Furies Book Discussion William Walker Discusses W. 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Hearing Loss is the third most common health problem in the United States Tiffany Ahlberg, 423-641-0956 Au.D., CCC-A CALL FOR YOUR Summer can bring a host of personal safety issues. Sun, heat, APPOINTMENT TODAY! and insect bites are just to name a few but how many people consider the noise they are exposed to a hazard during summer activities? The fact is that many activities we enjoy in 2401 North Ocoee Street, the summer months endanger our hearing. With that in mind Suite 201 here are a few activities to watch out for. 1) Concerts – Summer is an ideal time to enjoy an outdoor Cleveland, TN 37311 concert or festival. Most people are unlikely to consider their (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) hearing while enjoying the show. Outdoor conditions cause sound to disperse which in turn makes the band turn the music up louder. Concert levels are often in excess of 100 dB, well above the recommended 85 dB limit which is considered potentially harmful to hearing. Be careful of seating next to speakers and wear a pair of earplugs while enjoying the music. LOIS MYERS provided this photo of a sunflower field. Below is a photo of a unique garden the McDonald Boomers visited this month. SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC 2) Motorcycles, boats and convertibles– Despite what you The structure is made of pebbles. DERMATOLOGY CENTER might think, its not the engine noise that can cause hearing problems but the wind noise. Riding a motorcycle at 65 mph without a helmet can produce wind noise levels in excess of John Chung MD, FAAD 103 dB. That is louder than a typical chainsaw! If the sound Board Certified Dermatologist Fellowship Trained Mohs Surgeon exceeds 115 dB, just 15 minutes of exposure can result in permanent hearing damage. Custom earplugs that enable Natasha Ballard, MD cyclists to hear road noise, sirens and honking horns are very Board Certified Physician beneficial. , MD Board Certified Physician 3) Target shooting -It is estimated that 40 million Americans participate in target shooting each year. Almost all firearms Victor Czerkasij, APRN, BC, FNP create noise that is above 140 dB, enough to cause immediate Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner hearing damage. Smaller caliber firearms that some people Amanda Cook, FNP-C consider safe are above 120 dB. Always wear earplugs when Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner shooting and if possible double up with earmuffs and Ashley Thurman, FNP-C earplugs. Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner 4) Fireworks - Most fireworks have sounds above 125 dB Catherine Ramsey which can cause permanent damage. In addition to protecting Licensed Medical Aesthetician your hearing always protect children’s hearing by wearing earplugs. This level of noise is unsafe for babies and toddlers. 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW - Suite 300 • 423-472-3332 Foam filled ear cups or Baby Banz are appropriate for smaller Bradley Professional Building • Cleveland, TN • Accepting New Patients and Most Insurances kids and earplugs are fine for older children. 5) Ball Games Car races and Parades – In addition to crowd noise these particular activities involve speakers, music and fireworks. It is estimated that many ballgames can reach levels of 114 dB and average in around 94 dB. At 94 dB anything StayS Sttaayy HHealthyHeeaalltthhyy more than 30 minutes puts you at risk. Car races average between 90 to 130 dB depending on the cars and acoustics of the track. Make sure each family member is wearing hearing with a daily dose of the protection during these activities. 6) Yard Work – Most yard equipment measures in between 80 dB and 105 dB. Proper precautions can help protect your hearing while maintaining your yard work this summer. CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd Always wear hearing protection while mowing, hedge trimming or leaf blowing.

Take advantage of all that summer has to offer, but protect DDaily Daaiillyy your hearing at the same time. If you are experiencing hearing loss, fullness or ringing after noise exposure it is imperative that you have your hearing checked as soon as possible. If you have any questions regarding safe noise levels or if you BBanner Baannnneerr would like to schedule an appointment, please call our office Miss America plans scholarship for past winners at (423) 641-0956. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The winner of the national Serving Cleveland & There she is: Miss America, on pageant gets a $50,000 scholar- Tiffany Ahlberg, AU.D.,CCC-A her way back to school. ship for her education. Bradley Co. Since 1854 2401 North Ocoee Street, The Miss America Foundation But the chief operating officer (Local, National & International Suite 201 is creating a new scholarship for of the Miss America News & Sports past winners of the Miss Organization says many past Cleveland, TN 37311 America pageant who still need winners still want to continue 472-5041 (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) financial help completing their their education after the 10-year education. scholarship window has expired. LET’S GET SOCIAL! Follow us on your favorite social media sites

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