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162nd YEAR • No. 235 JANUARY 31, 2017 CLEVELANd, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ State: Credit card issues could have been avoided By ALLEN MINCEY heads whose offices had been reported who work with that office, attended the more than 10 instances in which the ment head/elected official will review Banner Staff Writer to have the most violations of the poli- Monday meeting, and noted it was a policy was not followed. for accuracy, sign and return the state- cy. pattern of not following the policy that “Signatures on credit card receipts ment with all receipts to the county Though the state comptroller’s office “I feel this policy is very well meant, led to the findings. The county’s audit was the biggest issue in the audit,” mayor for payment.” said Monday that “by and large, but maybe we need to do something to included 430 credit card purchases Reeder said. “That is where we saw the Reeder said that the comptroller ran- Bradley County is run very well,” it add clarity,” said committee chairman that did not follow the policies in place, pattern (of not following the policy). domly looks at areas such as credit acknowledged issues with the use of Dan Rawls. “We should be financially with 239 occurring in the Bradley The county’s credit card policy states card use, and goes into more in-depth credit cards by government offices sound, and that applies to the credit County Sheriff’s Office. Three other that “the department head/elected offi- analysis “where we see a pattern that could have been avoided if policies had card policy, too.” departments — Bradley County Fire- cial will review the monthly statement, will show a weakness.” been followed more closely. Steve Reeder, legislative audit man- Rescue, the Cleveland-Bradley verify the purchases and attach all Bradley County Sheriff Eric Watson The Bradley County Commission’s ager of the Tennessee Comptroller of Emergency Management Agency, and copies of detailed receipts (signed by audit committee met Monday to dis- the Treasury, along with three others the Assessor of Property — all had the person using the card). The depart- See CREDIT, Page 13 cuss the policy with four department Inside Today ENVIRoNmENTAL GUARdIANS Budget Cormetech, timeline Duracell earn is set by awards for commitment county By RICK NORTON Associate Editor schools Two long-respected names within Bradley County’s man- Director’s contract ufacturing community — Cormetech Inc. and Duracell gets board’s focus — have been honored for By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG their commitment to the envi- Banner Staff Writer ronment by a two-state scien- Mustangs win big tific and educational organi- The Bradley County Board of zation. Education’s annual retreat over over Soddy-Daisy The presentations, made on the weekend allowed members to The Walker Valley Mustangs behalf of the Kentucky- set timelines for things it will be coasted to a basketball sweep Tennessee Water tackling in the near future. over the Soddy-Daisy Trojans Environment Association, Contributed photo However, both Director of Monday night inside “The came during a recent session CoRmETECH INC. has been honored for its commitment to the environment by the Kentucky- Schools Dr. Linda Cash and Stable.” The Lee Lady Flames of the Cleveland Board of Tennessee Water Environment Association. The Bradley County manufacturer was nominated by board Chairman Rodney Dillard earned a road win over Shorter Public Utilities. Cleveland Utilities. The award was presented during a session of the Cleveland Board of Public both said a while the men fell to the Hawks. Both were nominated for Utilities. From left are Aubrey Ector, CU board chairman; Tim Henderson, CU president and CEO; highlight of the The Lady Vols held on to defeat the awards by Cleveland Daryl Tuttle, Cormetech facilities supervisor; Craig Mullinax, vice president of the CU Water Division; weekend was No. 4 South Carolina. The Utilities which partners with Rodney Curvin, Cormetech safety and environmental manager; Steve Barger, director of CU the board get- Tennessee men have a chance major industries and com- Environmental and Regulatory Compliance; Mark Phillips, Cormetech maintenance supervisor; Karen ting a detailed to play their way into NCAA mercial customers to main- Hall, CU industrial pretreatment coordinator; and Stacy Greene, Cormetech plant manager. look at stu- postseason consideration. See tain optimum standards in dents’ recent Sports, Pages 9-11. the ongoing protection of test scores. water quality. “Operating a business in an environmentally responsible manner brings benefits to us “It was very Trump is urged “Each year the Kentucky- all. We are also thankful for the jobs and investment in our community by these positive,” Cash Tennessee Water companies. This award recognizes how working together, both the utilities and the said. “They not to build wall Environment Association industries, brings benefits to all of our residents.” — Tim Henderson were really awards industries for their thrilled to see Cash As President Donald Trump outstanding performance in the hard work continues to make tough decisions the pretreatment of industrial of our teachers about America’s future, and her wastewater,” said Tim and students international ties, he’s getting plen- Henderson, Cleveland Utilities pay off.” ty of response from both sides of president and CEO. “This The good the political aisle. One writer, who involves operating complex news shared is a conservative at heart, urges processes and maintaining Sunday includ- the president not to build the wall permit requirements.” ed the school along the country’s southern bor- Such requirements include system getting der. See the guest “Viewpoint” on discharge limitations, moni- all 5s, on a 1- Page 12 of today’s edition. toring and reporting, and to-5 scale, on honorees are required to have its Tennessee Dillard no violations for at least one Value-Added Forecast year prior to nomination, Assessment System scores. This Henderson explained. was based on students doing well “This year, we are proud to in all their state-tested subjects. have two of our own Dillard said it was encouraging Cleveland Associated to see students and teachers Industries [members] receive continuing to do well. this award,” Henderson told “We did a fantastic job in CU board members. “They are Bradley County, and we hope Cormetech Inc. and that will continue,” Dillard said. Duracell.” The board also decided on a Both companies were rep- timeline for possibly renewing resented at the CU board the director’s contract. Today looks to be sunny, with a gathering by a collection of Contributed photo Dillard noted the board is high near 63 degrees. Tonight’s plant leaders. dURACELL has been honored for its commitment to the environment by the Kentucky-Tennessee looking at other school system forecast calls for partly cloudy On hand to accept Water Environment Association. The Bradley County manufacturer was nominated by Cleveland directors’ contracts and may skies, with a low around 42. Cormetech’s award were Utilities. The award was presented during a session of the Cleveland Board of Public Utilities. From make changes to Cash’s con- Wednesday should be partly sunny, Stacy Greene, plant manager; left are Aubrey Ector, CU board chairman; Craig Mullinax, vice president of the CU Water Division; tract. with a high near 62. Wednesday Daryl Tuttle, facilities super- Steve Barger, director of CU Environmental and Regulatory Compliance; Scott Hensley, Duracell “She is certainly doing well, night calls for mostly cloudy skies visor; Mark Phillips, mainte- health, safety and environmental program leader; Aaron McCann, Duracell site environmental lead; but we are looking at making and a 30 percent chance of rain, nance supervisor; and Robin Craft, Duracell wastewater operator; Karen Hall, CU industrial pretreatment coordinator; and some changes — to do Dr. Cash with a low around 40. Thursday See GUARDIANS, Page 13 Tim Henderson, CU president and CEO. should be partly cloudy, with a 30 See SCHOOLS, Page 13 percent chance of rain and a high near 52. Thursday night should be partly cloudy, with a low around 37. ‘Man Up, America’ works Index to ‘balance’ social media Classified...... 14-15 Comics...... 6 By BRIAN GRAVES Editorials...... 12 Banner Staff Writer Horoscope...... 6 “It’s time to man up, America!” HIDDEN Obituaries...... 2 Those are the words that intro- Sports...... 9-11 duce a thrice-weekly local pro- Stocks...... 4 gram which is beginning to catch CLEVELAND TV Schedule...... 7 the attention of local political Weather...... 8 observers. “Man Up, America” is now ings just didn’t work being a dad simulcast Tuesdays, Wednesdays and professionally,” Lowe said. Around Town and Thursdays on WTNB-TV and “Being on the air from 7 until 9 The Buzz 103.1 FM at 1 p.m. every morning just wasn’t feasi- Erika Lawson getting in some It began broadcasting Oct. 4, ble.” relaxing lunchtime yoga … Tom 2016. He said the concept of the orig- Grissom assuming the big role as Adam Lowe, former vice chair- inal idea remains in place. chairman of the board for the day man of the Bradley County “The concept is simply in an … Matt Rogers reminiscing about Commission and former candi- age of social media where people the old days. date for the Tennessee House of are constantly consuming social Representatives, said the idea media without any checks or bal- started when a radio station had ances, probably a good talk radio asked him to consider doing a show is the only way you ever Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES morning program. 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Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017. ence. The funeral will be held at a She was born March 9, 1932, Ferguson was one of 16 state later date in Connecticut. and was preceded in death by attorneys general who released a Fike and Randolph Funeral parents, Richard and Ester No free lunch: Donors statement Sunday calling Homes has charge of arrange- Vollan; husband, Don Scoggins; Trump's immigration action "un- ments. daughter, Karla Scoggins; and American and unlawful." The family gives special brothers: Edwin, George and appreciation to the caregivers Donald Vollan. come forward to Trump has repeatedly said and staff of Hearth Hospice. Friday's order suspending immi- She is survived by sons: We invite you to send a mes- Donald Ray (Sharon), Randy, gration for citizens of the seven sage of condolence and view the Alan (Sylvia), and Robie countries for 90 days is aimed at Brouillette family guestbook at (Cheryl); sister, Fay Frankamp; erase students’ debts protecting the nation against www.fikefh.com. grandchildren: Amanda (Jeremy) extremists looking to attack Ross, Jessie Eby, Brandi (AP) — Ashley C. Ford felt driv- ilies get free or reduced-price Americans and U.S. interests. Hutchinson, Railynn Scoggins Maggie ‘Jean’ Wise en to act by a sad fact of life in breakfast and lunch. But some The lawsuit against Trump, the and Margaret-Ann Scoggins; and Maggie “Jean” Wise, 80, a res- the nation’s school cafeterias: struggle to pay even reduced ident of Cleveland, passed away U.S. Department of Homeland great-grandchildren: Savannah Kids with unpaid lunch accounts prices, and some families who Johnson, Autumn and Georgia Sunday evening, Jan. 29, 2017, are often embarrassed with a would qualify for free or reduced Security and high-ranking Trump at the family residence. administration officials was filed Kirkman Braydon Johnson, substitute meal of a cold cheese prices fail to fill out the neces- Damon Eby, Dakota Ross, River She was the daughter of the in federal court in Seattle. late Minnie Marshall Hyde and sandwich and a carton of milk. sary paperwork. Some of the Ross. Ford, a New York City writer, IOUs come from kids who simply The complaint seeks to have Frederick Flagge She was a member of Connell Jesse L. Hyde. Her son, Marty key provisions of the executive Martin; sisters: Hazel Hawkins, appealed to her 66,000 Twitter forget their lunch money or par- Frederick Flagge, of Memorial United Methodist order declared unconstitutional, Church, Builders; and many of Rena Trewitt and Marcelle followers with a solution. “A cool ents who can afford to pay but Cleveland, died Monday, Jan. 30, Edwards; and her brothers: Ferguson said. The state is also 2017, in a Knoxville hospital. the years as Children's choir thing you can do today is try to neglect to keep prepaid accounts asking for a temporary restrain- director. Member of Senior Haskell Hyde, Roy Hyde and M. find out which of your local up to date. Survivors and Remembrance L. Hyde, preceded her in death. ing order against enforcement of of Life arrangements will be Spirits Goodlettsville; former schools have kids with overdue Most school districts allow member of Shooting Stars She was retired from Schering- lunch accounts and pay them children to run a tab for a certain the order. announced by the Wildwood Plough with more than 17 years "We are a country based on the Avenue Chapel of Jim Rush Square Dance Club; and worked off.” number of meals if they come up for Oman Construction and of service. rule of law, and in a courtroom it Funeral and Cremation Services. She enjoyed casinos and jew- In the nearly two months short. Others give them an alter- Vanderbilt University Radiology since, people around the country nate meal of a cheese or peanut is not the loudest voice that pre- Dept. elry and she loved her dog, vails, it's the Constitution," The visitation will be “Emma,” and her cat, “Sadie”. have been inspired to donate butter sandwich and fruit. If par- Ferguson said. "At the end of the Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, from She attended the Baptist church. thousands of dollars to erase ents ignore school notices about day, either you're abiding by the 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. with A Survivors include her husband debts owed by parents that can their child’s overdrawn lunch Constitution or you are not. And Celebration of Life at 2 p.m. in of more than 25 years, Charles follow kids throughout their account, the debt may be sent to D. Wise of Cleveland; her daugh- in our view, the president is not the chapel of Forest Lawn school careers. a collection agency. Ultimately, Funeral Home, 1150 South ters: Sheri Martin Bulla and her In Minnesota, an online taxpayers may have to cover it. adhering to the Constitution husband, Thomas, of Centerville, when it comes to this executive Dickerson Road, Goodlettsville, fundraising effort has paid According to a 2016 survey of Anna Helen Harris with Pastor Paul Gardener offici- Debi Favor and her husband, action." Tom, of New Orleans, La.; son, almost $100,000 in lunch debt 1,000 school meal program oper- Anna Helen Lyle Harris, 99, of ating. in Minneapolis schools and ators by the School Nutrition Declarations of support from Cleveland, died Monday morn- In lieu of flowers, donations Sammy Reagan and his wife, Amazon and Expedia — two ing, Jan. 30, 2017, at the family may be made to Meals on Carmen, of Cleveland; her step- $28,000 in St. Paul’s. Donors, Association, about three-quar- Washington state-based busi- residence. Wheels. daughter, Lisa Morrow and her mostly anonymous, erased ters of districts had unpaid stu- nesses — will be filed with the The North Ocoee Chapel of Visit the online obituary: husband, Bobby, of Benton; step- $6,000 in debts in Topeka, dent meal debt at the end of the lawsuit, said Ferguson, who was Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation www.forestlawnfuneral- son, Douglas Lynn Wise of Kansas, $2,000 in Bellevue, last school year, an increase Savannah, Ga.; 11 grandchil- joined at the news conference by Services will announce survivors goodlettsville.com. Washington, $1,200 in from just under 71 percent in and funeral arrangements. dren; several great-grandchil- Wilmington, Delaware, and $900 2014. The median amount of Gov. Jay Inslee. dren; her special sister-in-law, Darlene Wise Stone and her hus- in Herminie, Pennsylvania. debt per district was $2,000, but Wanda Smith band, Gary, of Cleveland; her “It really hit home for me,” said it can run much higher in large Wanda Smith, 75, of special friend, Judy Lawhorn; Kristina Arwood, of Evansville, districts — up to $4.7 million, LOTTERY Cleveland, died this morning, and several nieces and Indiana, who launched a cam- according to the association. Jan. 31, 2017, at a local health nephews. paign that raised $20,000 to pay “It’s unrealistic to think dona- care facility. The Remembrance of Life lunch debts in her region. “I grew tions are going to fix this prob- NUMBERS Survivors and funeral arrange- service will be conducted up on free and reduced-price lem for school districts,” said ments will be announced by Fike- Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, at 1 lunches, but even that 40 cents Diane Pratt-Heavner, spokes- Randolph & Son Funeral Home. p.m. from the Wildwood Avenue was hard to get together with woman for the association. “It’s Tennessee Chapel of Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services with the Rev. four kids. There were times I going to continue to be an issue Cash 3 morning: 5-1-4 wouldn’t eat because I didn’t until we get universal free meals Cash 3 midday: 5-6-8 Joseph A. Kemper officiating. Interment will follow in the have money and didn’t want to for all students.” Cash 3 evening: 0-6-8 Hilcrest Memorial Gardens with be labeled as the poor kid.” It’s not the first time Ford’s Cash 4 morning: 1-3-4-9 John Johnson, Gary Stone, Jill Draper, a yarn maker in tweets helped inspire an out- Cash 4 midday: 6-9-3-5 Charlie Stone, Michael the Hudson Valley town of pouring of public generosity. In Cash 4 evening: 3-6-0-0 Anderson, Bobby Morrow, Dustin Kingston, New York, said she 2014, she was among the first to Tennessee cash: 07-10-22-23- Hicks and Tyler Burns serving as was inspired by Ford’s tweet to tweet support for the public 29 casketbearers. collect money toward the $6,000 library in Ferguson, Missouri, Cash 4Life: 11-20-31-34-51-03 The family will receive friends from 5 until 7 this evening, Jan. in debts owed by 600 students in amid tensions over the police her city’s schools. shooting of unarmed 18-year-old Georgia 31, 2017, at the funeral home You may share your condo- “It seemed like a really easy Michael Brown. That social Cash 3 midday: 9-1-2 lences and your memories with way to make a positive difference media campaign brought in Cash 3 evening: 0-2-9 Jean’s family at www.jimrushfu- locally,” said Draper, who has no $450,000 in donations. Cash 4 midday: 0-5-5-5 neralhomes.com. children. “It’s amazing how one Ford, who contributed to a Cash 4 evening: 0-9-4-1 tweet became this crazy move- school debt GoFundMe drive Georgia Five midday: 3-7-7-2-4 ment.” herself, said her real aim was to Georgia Five evening: 3-6-1-7-4 Draper said the effort drew inspire a bigger wave of commu- Fantasy 5: 12-15-22-35-37 some criticism from people who nity giving. Jumbo Bucks Lotto: 3-12-13- said some of the money is owed “I sincerely just wanted to 20-33-42 Diane Hines by parents who can afford the think of something really easy Cash 4Life: 11-20-31-34-51 $2.50 for lunch but let their that people could do to make a All or Nothing morning: 2-3-6- Diane Hines, of Cleveland, passed away quietly at a local Bobbie Yowarsky accounts run into the red. “But difference locally,” Ford said. “It 11-14-15-16-17-19-21-22-23 health care facility. the response has been mostly was just one idea; another school All or nothing day: 2-4-7-8-9- Bobbie Yowarsky, 85, of She was known to help those Cleveland, died early this morn- positive, with really sweet notes might need help with uniforms 11-12-18-19-20-22-23 in need. She enjoyed cooking ing, Jan. 31, 2017, at her home. from people who donate,” she or tutoring. The point was to do All or nothing evening: 1-4-5-6- and spending time with family. Survivors and arrangements said. something that helps people in 12-13-14-15-16-17-19-23 She especially enjoyed when the will be announced by Companion Children from the poorest fam- your community.” All or nothing night: 2-3-6-7-8- house was full of her grandchil- Funeral Home and Crematory. 9-10-11-13-14-16-21 dren. She will be greatly missed Annette Tran 5 Card Cash: 6H-JH-QC-QD- by all who loved her. U.S. home prices increase 5.3% 7H She is preceded in death by Annette Tran, 55, of Cleveland, her parents, Cecil and Mildred went home to be with her Lord on Sewell; brother, Jackson Sewell; Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017. She was amid solid demand, tight supply and great-granddaughter, Zoey. born on May 17, 1961. She is survived by loving hus- She was preceded in death by WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. home percent increase. IT’SASPECIAL band, John, of 46 years; daugh- her mother, Jeanette McNabb; prices marched steadily higher in The Case-Shiller index covers ters: Kimberly Smitty and Robin and brother, Alvin McNabb. Police: Florida pastor November, pushed up by healthy roughly half of U.S. homes. The Carver; sisters: Cecelia Lindsey She leaves behind to cherish demand for homes and a shrinking index measures prices compared DAY FOR ... and Susan Hill; brothers: Larry her memory her son, Michael caught with man’s supply of available properties. with those in January 2000 and and David Sewell; grandchildren: Tran; father, Ross McNabb; sis- Chelsea, Amanda, Whitney, ter, Brenda Maney; brother, Ross wife, flees naked The Standard & Poor’s creates a three-month moving Brad Emendorfer, Deanna Natalie and Chloe; grandson, Jr. McNabb; nephews: Allan CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city average. The November figures are Kesley, Dale Jones, Drew Noah; and great-grandchildren: McNabb, Jody McNabb, Jason TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A home index, released Tuesday , the latest available. Robinson, Buddy Ricketts, Ron Tucker, Taylin, Aubrey, and McNabb and Billy Maney: and police report says a prominent rose 5.3 percent, slightly faster Svenja Gudell, chief economist Lincoln. several aunts, uncles, cousins, Florida pastor was forced to run than October’s gain of 5.1 percent. at housing data provider Zillow, Harden and Janet Ownby, who The funeral will be held at 1 great-nieces and great-nephews, are celebrating birthdays today ... out of a house naked after a So far, home sales have said some relief from higher prices p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, all of Cleveland. woman’s husband came home to remained healthy even as mort- may be on the horizon. Rising Wilma Neyman Smith, who is cel- at Mynatt Funeral Home, Halls A Celebration of Life gathering ebrating her 90th birthday today. find him having sex with his wife. gage rates have risen, suggesting mortgage rates and a leveling off of Chapel at 4131 will be held from 5 until 7 p.m. homebuyers are trying to lock rents in many cities could cool Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017, at The Tallahassee Democrat Companion Funeral Home, 2419 reports police documents show a down purchases before rates demand for homes in the coming Georgetown Road NW, woman’s husband found her in increase further. Americans months, potentially slowing price Cleveland. bed with Pastor O. Jermaine bought existing homes at the gains. You are invited to share a per- Simmons in the middle of the fastest pace in nearly a decade in The flattening of rents could also CHURCH ACTIVITIES sonal memory of Annette or your afternoon on Jan. 17. The woman November. Yet the number of encourage developers to build condolences with her family at told police that her husband homes for sale has fallen to a 17- more single-family homes rather her online memorial located at yelled that he was going to kill year low, fueling bidding wars in than apartment buildings, which www.companionfunerals.com. Big Spring United Methodist Poteat, from United Christian Simmons, who fled the apartment many cities. would provide more choices to Church will have its monthly cov- Church, will be speaking naked and hid behind a nearby Prices in Seattle jumped 10.4 potential buyers. ered-dish fellowship dinner Thursday at 7 p.m. at Souls fence. The husband took the pas- percent in November from a year “These emerging trends could Wednesday, beginning at 6 p.m. The Outreach Church, 2254 Spring tor’s clothes, wallet and car keys earlier, the biggest gain among the start impacting the market in time menu is soup, salad and fixings. Place Road. The Rev. Danny and later agreed to return the 20 cities tracked by the index. for the busy spring and summer ——— Emerson will be leading the praise items following negotiations with Portland followed with a 10.1 per- home shopping season, and bear Pastors Charles and Margie and worship. police. cent gain. Denver reported an 8.7 watching,” Gudell said. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017— 3 AP: Trump’s voter fraud expert registered in 3 states

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A man Trump has made an issue of suspended in Texas. Officials in how broken the system is?" he Trump family members or top who President Donald Trump has people who are registered to vote both states told the AP that asked. "That is not fraud — that administration officials also were promoted as an authority on voter in more than one state, using it as Phillips could have voted, howev- is a broken system. We need a registered to vote in two states fraud was registered to vote in one of the bedrocks of his overall er, by producing identification national ID that travels with peo- during the 2016 election — chief multiple states during the 2016 contention that voter fraud is and updating his address at the ple." White House strategist Stephen presidential election, the rampant in the U.S. and that vot- polls. Phillips has been in the nation- Bannon; Press Secretary Sean Associated Press has learned. ing by 3 to 5 million immigrants Citing concerns about voters al spotlight since Nov. 11, when Spicer; Treasury Secretary nomi- Gregg Phillips, whose unsub- illegally in the country cost him registered in several states, the he tweeted without evidence that nee Steven Mnuchin; Tiffany stantiated claim that the election the popular vote in November. president last week called for a his completed analysis of voter Trump, the president's youngest was marred by 3 million illegal The AP found that Phillips was major investigation into his claim registrations concluded the daughter; and Jared Kushner, votes was tweeted by the presi- registered in Alabama and Texas of voter fraud, despite his cam- "number of non-citizen votes Trump's son-in-law and a senior dent, was listed on the rolls in under the name Gregg Allen paign lawyer's conclusion that the exceeded 3 million." White House adviser. Alabama, Texas and Mississippi, Phillips, with the identical Social 2016 election was "not tainted." Thousands of people liked and according to voting records and Security number. Mississippi "When you look at the people retweeted the claim, which led to election officials in those states. records list him under the name that are registered, dead, illegal a viral article three days later on He voted only in Alabama in Gregg A. Phillips, and that record and two states, and some cases InfoWars.com, a site known to Women’s a Cappella November, records show. includes the final four digits of maybe three states, we have a lot traffic in conspiracy theories. is coming to Cleveland! In a post earlier this month, Phillips' Social Security number, to look into," Trump said in an Phillips also has previously Come out to our open house! Phillips described "an amazing his correct date of birth and a ABC interview. tweeted about the dangers of effort" by volunteers tied to True prior address matching one once Reached by telephone Monday, "inactive voters" being able to vote the Vote, an organization whose attached to Gregg Allen Phillips. Phillips said he was unaware of in U.S. elections. "There is already ©2014 board he sits on, who he said He has lived in all three states. his multiple registrations but law that compels states to remove JEWELERS found "thousands of duplicate At the time of November's pres- asked, "Why would I know or inactive voters. Many don't," records and registrations of dead idential election, Phillips' status care?" Phillips tweeted Nov. 29. people." was "inactive" in Mississippi and "Doesn't that just demonstrate According to media reports, five 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( February 4th - 2-5 PM (Next to The Town Squire) 478-0049 • 478-0050 GOP-led Senate panel approves Zinke, Perry Ocoee Middle School LAY-AWAYS WELCOME WASHINGTON (AP) — Neck Pain, Back Pain & Headaches? Republicans pushed President Donald Trump’s nominees to Common head the Energy and Interior Symptoms: Departments through a Senate Limited Time Offer panel on Tuesday while other • B a c k P a i n committees moved toward votes • H e a d a c h e s on his picks to head agencies in • N u m b n e s s FREE EXAM the thick of partisan battles over health care, legal protections, • N e c k P a i n and Two X-rays education and the economy. • Arm & Leg Pain The Senate Energy and Natural • S t i f f n e s s If Required Resources Committee quickly • H i p P a i n Most insurance covers your care approved former Texas Gov. 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Washington at his confirmation hearing before the Secretary-nominee Betsy DeVos testifies on Call Today For An “He’s a man of his word. And he’ll enforce the law, regardless of Senate Finance Committee. Capitol Hill in Washington. Appointment! whether he would’ve supported passage of that law as a legisla- efforts to dismantle President The Judiciary panel’s vote on vote on Rex Tillerson, Trump’s ( 4 2 3 ) 7 9 0 - 1 4 5 1 tor. Barack Obama’s health care Sessions was coming with nominee to be secretary of state. The Senate Finance Committee overhaul. Democrats and demonstrators Democrats wanted Tillerson to 4645 N. Lee Hwy, was expected to advance Trump’s Trump complained Monday around the country in an uproar answer questions about Trump’s picks of Rep. 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ENNESSEE Haslam's spending T plan at a glance BRIEFS By The Associated Press Republican Gov. Bill New maps show Southeast Haslam on Monday unveiled streams teeming with life his $37 billion Tennessee CHATTANOOGA (AP) — A spending plan for the budg- Tennessee organization has et year beginning July 1, a helped create a colorful set of 4.8 percent increase over maps that could help freshwater the current year. Haslam's biologists determine where they proposed new spending should prioritize their ongoing includes: efforts to protect the Southeast's —$655 million for build- diverse watersheds. ing construction and main- Biologists from the Tennessee tenance across state govern- Aquarium Conservation Institute ment and higher education. in Chattanooga and the —$279 million in new University of Georgia's River road building and mainte- Basin Center recently published nance funds generated a report that shows conservation- largely from a hike in the ists where the region's aquatic gas and diesel taxes. biodiversity is strongest and —$278 million to cover where it is most endangered, a tax cuts including $55 mil- Chattanooga newspaper report- lion to reduce the sales tax ed. on groceries; $102 million to Anna George, Tennessee cut corporate taxes for man- Aquarium's vice president said AP Photos/Mark Humphrey ufacturers; and $60 million she hopes the image will also Gov. Bill HASlAM, above and below, gives his annual State of the State address to a joint convention of the Tennessee General to reduce the tax on income demonstrate to the public just Assembly Monday in Nashville. from stocks and bonds. how diverse the Southeast's —$230 million for K-12 watersheds are. Nearly two- schools, including $100 mil- thirds of the country's fish lion for teacher salaries and species are found in the region. $22 million for English lan- So are almost half of the world's Haslam makes case for gas tax guage learning programs. crayfish species and 90 percent —$214 million to cover of the nation's mussel species. increased costs for "Freshwater doesn't have large, TennCare, the state's charismatic animals," George hike in $37B budget proposal expanded Medicaid program said. "There aren't whales and covering 1.5 million dolphins, but what we do have is NASHVILLE (AP) — tax cuts and increased costs Tennesseans. like a rainforest, where all these Republican Gov. Bill Haslam for schools, higher education, —$135 million to give different species add up together on Monday outlined a $37 bil- TennCare, building projects, back money taken from the for something beautiful and lion annual spending proposal and pension and health care highway fund by previous unique." that would include the state’s obligations for retired state governors. The maps are color-coded to first gas tax hike in nearly workers. Those priorities —$132 million to bring illustrate priority areas for biolo- three decades, extend his sig- account for 95 percent of the the state's rainy day fund gists based on three factors: rich- nature Tennessee Promise free revenue growth projected for budget reserve to all-time ness, endemism and imperil- community college tuition pro- next budget year, he said. high of $800 million. ment. gram to adults and boost Haslam’s Tennessee —$60 million for econom- Richness is the total number of salaries for state employees, Reconnect proposal to cover the ic development and jobs species in a particular watershed. teachers and college workers. community college tuition for training grants. Endemism is how distinctive the Haslam in his annual State adults received one of the largest —$78 million for higher species are to their specific of the State address urged law- ovations of the night. The gover- education and the Complete watershed. Imperilment is how makers to approve his plan to nor said the plan would be the College Act. endangered the species is. boost annual transportation first of its kind in the country. It —$77 million for state Transportation Department holds revenues by $280 million, would be open to any adult employee pay increases and largely by raising the tax on Tennessean who has lived in the market rate adjustments. contest for message signs gasoline by 7 cents per gallon state for at least a year and does —$45 million in grants NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — and by 12 cents for diesel. not have an associate’s or bach- and tax credits over three Tennessee motorists can try their The governor acknowledged elor’s degree. years to encourage commer- hand at coming up with a winning that it may be tough to per- “No caps. No first come, first cial broadband expansion to safety message for the overhead suade fellow Republicans to served,” he said. “All.” rural areas. message signs on the state inter- “hit the green button” to vote Haslam said the program is —$21 million to fund state highways. for a tax increase, especially key toward his goal of increasing Rural Task Force recom- The state Department of while the state enjoys a pro- the percentage of people with mendations. Transportation says it's holding a jected surplus of more than $1 higher education degrees to 55 —$15 million for career contest again this year for a billion and revenue growth percent by the year 2025. The and technology education catchy safety message. approaching that same current rate is about 39 percent. equipment. Last year's winning entries were here.” was disappointed that the gov- amount. The governor said the new ernor only wants to cut half a About 900,000 adults in —$15 million for the "Turn signals, the original instant “I would rather not address Tennessee have attended some state's aeronautics econom- messaging"; "Get the cell off your revenue is needed to tackle a percentage point from the this either,” Haslam said. “I more than $10 billion backlog state’s 5 percent sales tax on college but have no degree. ic development fund. phone and drive"; "Practice safe would rather be known as the Before the speech, Haslam —$12 million to fund sub- text. Don't do it while driving"; of road and bridge projects groceries. governor who worked with the across the state, and warned “I don’t think that’s enough sent an email to state workers stance abuse and crisis "You're in Tennessee. Volunteer to General Assembly to cut $500 to inform them of $77 million intervention treatment and drive safe"; and "Ain't nobody got that failure to approve the pro- for the consumer that’s going million in taxes, brought our gram could result in local gov- to have to pay that gas tax in pay raises and rate adjust- service. time for a wreck. Slow it down." debt to record low levels and ments in the upcoming budget —$8 million to buy a new The agency is taking entries for ernments being forced to raise right off the bat,” Fitzhugh introduced the Tennessee property taxes. said. “We can do better than year. Haslam said the new rescue helicopter and $1.7 the 2017 Dynamic Message Sign Promise.” money will be distributed million to pay for new fire Contest in five categories: seat To balance against that tax that.” “But imagine what kind of increase, Haslam wants to cut Haslam’s 32-minute speech based on performance and in trucks. belt usage, impaired driving, dis- Tennessee we would be if two the form of market rate adjust- —$3.5 million to hire 27 tracted driving, speeding and the sales tax on groceries, the was punctuated by chants of different governors and two dif- tax on income from stocks and hundreds of protesters who ments aimed at high-turnover positions in state prosecu- aggressive driving. ferent General Assemblies did positions in state government. tors' offices and 18 in public To enter the contest, visit the bonds, and corporate taxes for crammed into the Capitol to not have the foresight to manufacturers. That package voice their opposition to the The governor says his defenders' offices. agency's website at address our infrastructure administration has increased —$3.4 million to hire and http://www.tn.gov/tdot/article/d of cuts would total about $280 policies of President Donald needs back in the 1980s,” he million, which Haslam said is Trump and Republicans in the state workers’ salaries by 15 outfit 25 new Tennessee ms-contest. The contest runs said. “Without them, many of percent since he took office in Highway Patrol troopers. through Feb. 10, and the public four times more than the state Legislature. the roads we now take for state’s largest previous tax cut. Haslam’s spending plan 2011 and added more than Source: Gov. Bill Haslam's office. will vote through the same web- granted and hundreds of thou- $100 million for salary market site. House Minority Leader Craig would allocate most of the rev- sands of jobs wouldn’t be Fitzhugh, D-Ripley, said he enue growth to paying for those adjustments.

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We can save customers likely will not be standing alone On Sunday, 17 Democratic utes after he signed it and over The transfer from a crypt in both time and money.” JOINING FEE! New York’s Ferncliff Cemetery to for long. attorneys general signed a letter his rules to limit power plant Lore said he believes the new Since Donald Trump was vowing to “use all of the tools of emissions even before the details Hollywood Forever Cemetery was approach will dramatically completed last Friday, Noelle elected president, Democratic our offices to fight this unconsti- were final. In both cases, courts increase sales. Wal-Mart’s online state attorneys general have tutional order.” Most of the sig- sided with them, at least in part. Berman, a Hollywood Forever sales had been slowing over the spokeswoman, told The been forming a coordinated wall natories were from states con- After Trump won the White past two years, but notably accel- of legal resistance over immigra- trolled by Democrats and that House in November, taking on DON’S Associated Press. erated during last year’s third “The move to Hollywood was tion, environmental protections, Hillary Clinton won in November. the president became part of the quarter. Wal-Mart reports fourth- health care and other major But also signing were the job description for their FENCE CO. made after many years of family quarter results next month. Since 1961 consultations and deliberations,” issues. Democratic attorneys general Democratic counterparts. Wal-Mart said purchases out- New York Attorney General from Iowa and Pennsylvania, State attorneys general have Berman said Monday. “Ms. side the 2 million “essentials” will ALL TYPES Garland’s three children now Eric Schneiderman told The which voted for Trump, and become more active since the count toward free shipping, but Associated Press that lawyers, Maine, where the electoral vote administration of former OF FENCING reside in Southern California and won’t get the faster delivery. wished to have their mother rest- including attorneys general, are was split. President George W. Bush, espe- ing near them.” 1 killed in 50-vehicle pileup on having an “awakening” regarding Attorneys general have taken cially when it comes to federal 479-6212 The space in the mausoleum, Pennsylvania interstate the Trump administration. smaller actions since Trump was laws and policies, said a scholar renamed the Judy Garland GLEN ROCK, Pa. (AP) — A “This is a president who does elected, both on their own and in who studies the office. & 336-1501 Pavilion, has room for all her fam- truck driver has died in a 50-vehi- not have respect for the rule of concert. ily including the famed actress- cle pileup during a snow squall on the law,” he said. “That’s some- For example, some wrote singer’s daughters, her son, Joey Interstate 83 in Pennsylvania. thing that bothers a lot of peo- Trump calling for him to keep Luft, and her grandchildren, The series of accidents began ple.” former President Barack Berman said in an interview. Monday shortly after 1 p.m. as Schneiderman has given Obama’s clean power plan in Cleveland Daily Banner The move reflects resolution of vehicles slowed near Glen Rock in model legislation to local govern- place and to oppose weakening a an issue involving Garland’s fifth southern York County on ments in New York showing them federal agency in charge of con- husband, according to Victoria Monday. how to become sanctuary cities sumer financial protection. Some Varela, a family spokeswoman. The chain-reaction wrecks that would refuse to cooperate banded together to urge the U.S. “When Judy Garland died, her involved 40 passenger and 10 with federal authorities on some Senate to reject former affairs were controlled by her hus- commercial vehicles. Multiple immigration enforcement mat- Oklahoma Attorney General band, Mickey Deans. Her children injuries were reported. ters. Scott Pruitt as administrator of had no say in the matter of her Northbound and southbound Their plan for legal pushback the Environmental Protection burial, so this is at last their lanes reopened by 9 p.m. has precedent: Several Agency and Alabama Sen. Jeff opportunity to do what they feel The name of the dead trucker Republican attorneys general Sessions to lead the U.S. their mother would have wanted has not been released. made it a practice to routinely Department of Justice. file lawsuits against the policies Massachusetts Attorney in the first place — to be united Dad sentenced for attack on teen with her family in Hollywood,” of former President Barack General Maura Healey has host- Varela said in a statement. who propositioned daughter Obama. ed town hall meetings to speak SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS Garland, star of classic films FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 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The retailer says it will reduce were killed by the Nazis, “the elim- shipping time to two days on 2 ination of Jews was central to million of its most popular items Nazi policy.” including essentials like diapers The statement from Trump was and pet food as well hot toys and issued Friday, which is Electronics. Wal-Mart’s average International Holocaust shipping time has been three to Remembrance Day. White House five days. Starting Tuesday morn- Chief of Staff Reince Priebus (ryns ing, it’s also reducing the spend- PREE’-bus) said on Sunday that ing necessary for free shipping to there were no regrets about the $35 from $50. statement, arguing that the White CAPTURED Wal-Mart’s ShippingPass had House was “not whitewashing allowed members to buy more anything.” DAVID RONELL DAVID JAMES EDWARD THOMAS EUGENE than a million items for free ship- The statement was criticized by AMADOV ANTAUIN WILLIS CALVIN KING ROBINSON 3RD MCCROSKEY 04/15/1987 10/09/1974. PROBATION 10/28/1969. VIOLATION OF PROBATION FOR 10/26/1983. ping at Walmart.com. Last year, it the Anti-Defamation League, AGGRAVATED STATUTORY VIOLATION/ ATTEMPTED RAPE VIOLATION OF (POSS. OF SCH VI R/S, POSS. OF PAROLE VIOLATION—FAIL TO trimmed its shipping time frame among others. RAPE OF A CHILD/ ATTEMPTED SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, A FIREARM DURING A PAY FINES—CONSPIRACY TO to two days from three, and it cut AGG. SEXUAL BATTERY/ SEX MISD. V.O.P. DANGEROUS FELONY, AND SALE AND DELIVER Company: Size of Iowa diesel OFFENDER REGISTRY POSS. OF DRUG PARA.) SCHEDULE II the annual fee by a dollar to $49. Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal- pipeline spill overestimated Mart said the service worked well, HANLONTOWN, Iowa (AP) — but that it concluded shoppers Pipeline officials say far less diesel shouldn’t have to pay a member- fuel than feared spilled from a ship fee for free shipping. broken pipeline in north-central The strategy shift is one of the Iowa. first big moves by Walmart.com’s Magellan Midstream Partners CEO Mark Lore, who joined the officials initially estimated that CAPTURED company when Wal-Mart bought nearly 139,000 gallons spilled online retailer Jet.com last year. when the pipeline broke near And it’s an illustration of how Hanlontown on Wednesday. Wal-Mart is trying to figure out a But the company told the JEREMIAH BONNIE MICHAEL CHARLES JUNIOR CHRISTOPHER way to compete with Amazon and Mason City Globe Gazette THOMAS HAYES FAY ENSLEY BLEDSOE BROWN II CLARENCE HUSKINS its dominant Prime plan. Monday that it has reported a new 03/01/1982 03/04/1975 . POSS. SCH. II 01/04/1984. F.T.A. POSS. 6/9/1974. FAILURE TO APPEAR ON 01/24/1975. estimate of nearly 47,000 gallons AGGRAVATED BURGLARY FOR RESALE X 4/ SIMPLE SCH II FOR RESALE x2/ SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY POSSESSION OF A Amazon’s membership program POSSESSION SCH IV / POSS. SCH. VI/ POSS. RESTRICTIONS. FAILURE TO WEAPON BY A costs $99 a year, but includes to federal authorities. POSSESSION OF A WEAPON OF FIREARM BY APPEAR ON MISDEMEANOR CONVICTED FELON BY A CONVICTED FELON CONVICTED FELON VIOLATION OF PROBATION. services like streaming music and Magellan spokesman Bruce Heine said the Tulsa, Oklahoma- video that have created fierce loy- ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE BRADLEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. alty. Analysts say Amazon Prime based company reached the new members buy more frequently estimate by calculating how much and spend more money. Amazon diesel had to be pumped in to get doesn’t disclose a Prime sub- the pipeline back online. scriber total, but it’s estimated to The 12-inch pipeline returned be around 65 million. Wal-Mart to service Saturday. wouldn’t say how many Iowa authorities have said the ShippingPass subscribers it had, diesel didn’t reach any bodies of but all will receive a refund of water. Contaminated snow and their membership fee. diesel are being hauled to a facili- Lore declined to comment on ty in Minneapolis. David Miller Amazon, but said lower prices, a with the Iowa Natural Resources Call Now! 423-472-HELP (4357) “Reuniting “Reuniting FamiliesFamilies inin aa professional,professional, wider assortment of eligible goods Department said Tuesday that the one call does it all and faster shipping alone can tainted soil is going to a landfill confidential confidential andand timelytimely manner”manner” near Lake Mills, Iowa. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 2017 Hall, 46. your time and services will result in CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Take action and opportunities to branch out and get DAY: Harry Styles, 23; Ronda make an effort to bring about worth- involved in something that has sub- Rousey, 30; Big Boi, 42; Michael C. while changes in your life. Donating stance and brings you satisfaction. Financial gains can be made, but don't let your generosity leave you cash-poor. Your numbers are 5, 12, 24, 27, 39, 45, 48. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Contract Bridge Physical activity will keep you out of by Steve Becker trouble. Find a healthy way to channel your energy. Situations will spin out of Hagar the Horrible control if you jump to conclusions. Be conscious of the way others feel. Offer help, not criticism. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Communication is encouraged. Speak up if there is something you want to share. Offering suggestions that will help others will put you into the spot- light, giving you the opportunity to bring about positive changes. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Get involved in your community. Be a pas- sionate leader and you'll find ways to make life better for yourself as well as others. Put your energy and charm to Dilbert work and take advantage of whatever comes your way. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Choose to be a witness when it comes to disturbances and argu- ments. Observation can be a valuable tool that leads to fast-tracking your way to success. Learn from the mis- takes others make and offer your best. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Network and get involved in educational pur- suits. The people you encounter and the information you gather could result in interesting plans. A lifestyle Garfield or vocational change will allow you to use your skills successfully. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You don't have to overspend to make an impression. Use your intelligence and you'll find better ways to grab atten- tion. Take an unusual approach to the way you treat people and you will get good results. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You can spend your time arguing with people or you can look for a way to get along with them. Emotional ups and downs will wear you out. Don't miss out on something great because you are too Beetle Bailey exhausted to take part. Call the shots. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Get physical. Whether you just need a challenge or are trying to get into shape, taking up a sport or routine that will help strengthen you mentally, physically and emotionally should be your goal. Romance is encouraged. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Find your comfort zone. Take refuge where you feel the most secure, and work on making personal gains or improving your relationships with those you love. Trust in yourself, not what someone else tells you. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Keep your thoughts to yourself and your plans a secret. Not everyone will see things your way, and emotional interference is likely to get in your way if you aren't careful. "Moderation, sim- plicity and discretion" should be your mantra. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Make a couple of changes to the way you do things and you will gain respect and the chance to take on responsibilities that will help you grow and prosper. Reconnecting with past peers will encourage new beginnings. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You may need a reality check if you differ from the general consensus. Reconsider your take on events and situations and listen to someone who has been a trusted ally in the past. You have much to gain if you compromise. Birthday Baby: You are proactive, adaptable and fearless. You are broadminded and responsible. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017— 7

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Å (DVS) USA 29NCIS “We Build, We Fight” NCIS “Cadence” ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ (Live) Å The Magicians Å Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU FX 30›› “2 Guns” (2013, Action) Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg. ’ Å›› “Transformers: Age of Extinction” (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. ’ Å Taboo “Episode 4” (N) ’ Å (:23) Taboo “Episode 4” ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Maryland at Ohio State. (N) (Live) College Basketball Georgia at Kentucky. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Pittsburgh at North Carolina. (N) (Live) College Basketball West Virginia at Iowa State. (N) (Live) NFL Live Å Basketball 30 for 30 FSTN 33The Auto Show Bob Redfern Destination UFC Event Predators NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Pittsburgh Penguins. 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Tuesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WTVC2) 8:31 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (FREE) 10 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) Finding Your Roots New Girl The Mick Switched at Birth Frontline “The Irish Factor” is not only the title of this Summer break is over for Nick (Jake John- Hoping they can restore at least some Bay and Daphne’s (Vanessa Marano, Katie The Iraq War and the U.S. efforts against episode, but a possible indicator of what son), meaning a big trial for Jess (Zooey degree of polish to their family’s damaged Leclerc) trip to China is even more trans- ISIS were a political football in the most inspired Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s featured Deschanel) when he returns from New Or- reputation, the Pembertons go to their formative than they had hoped, but after recent U.S. presidential election, yet many guests to pursue their respective careers. leans early, in “House Hunt.” The episode’s country club, where things quickly go south extending their visit far more than they origi- people remain sadly vague about what ex- “The O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly, title applies to newlyweds Schmidt and as Mickey (Kaitlin Olson) gets into a nasty nally intended, they both rush home after actly is going on over there right now. The “Real Time” host and satirist Bill Maher, and Cece (Max Greenfield, Hannah Simone), fight with some of the snobbish female they receive an emergency call on the win- new episode “Battle for Iraq” takes viewers journalist and documentary maker Soledad who try to find a residence of their own. members. Chip (Thomas Barbusca), mean- ter premiere of this hit series. Not surpris- into areas where ISIS is being successfully O’Brien explore their backgrounds. For any Winston (Lamorne Morris) tries to keep his while, is sorely peeved to be demoted from ingly, both find things have changed back challenged to talk with locals about how life commonalities, there also are substantial romance with Aly (guest star Nasim Pe- the champion golf foursome in the new epi- home during their 10-month hiatus, which is going since the radical militant group was differences that may have set them on their drad) going long-distance. sode “The Country Club.” Sofia Black-D’Elia makes it hard for Daphne to re-integrate ejected from their area. The episode also paths. and Jack Stanton also star. herself on the campus in “The Call.” examines how powerful militias and growing sectarianism are shaping Iraq.

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Å TNT Preview USA 29NCIS “Witch Hunt” ’ NCIS “Sandblast” ’ NCIS “16 Years” ’ NCIS “Saviors” ’ NCIS “Day in Court” ’ NCIS “Sister City: Part One” Suits “The Painting” (N) Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “The Croods” (2013) Voices of Nicolas Cage. ’›› “Penguins of Madagascar” (2014) Premiere. ’ Å›› “Penguins of Madagascar” (2014, Comedy) ’ Å› “Jack and Jill” (2011) ’ ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å NBA Basketball Minnesota Timberwolves at Cleveland Cavaliers. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32ESPNU Signing Day Special The Jump Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Syracuse at North Carolina State. (N) College Basketball Baylor at Kansas. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å NFL Live (N) Å FSTN 33World Poker Tour World Poker Tour Game 365 Big East College Basketball Georgia Tech at Clemson. 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Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush: Off Grid Alaskan Bush People (N) ’ Bering Sea Gold ’ Å Alaskan Bush People Å Bering Sea Gold ’ Å NATGEO 48Border Wars Å Border Wars Å Border Wars Å Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Inside Cocaine Wars Å TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Chopped Å Chopped Å Chopped Å Chopped Å Cutthroat Kitchen Å Cooks vs. Cons (N) Å Bakers vs. Fakers (N) Å Cooks vs. Cons Å Cooks vs. Cons Å HGTV 51Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers Å Property Brothers (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å ANPL 52Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees Å Pit Bulls and Parolees Å Pit Bulls and Parolees Å (:01) Pit Bulls and Parolees (:01) Pit Bulls and Parolees (:01) Pit Bulls and Parolees (:01) Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Å FREE 53(2:30) ››› “The Blind Side” (2009) ’›› “The Notebook” (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. ’ Å›› “Days of Thunder” (1990) Tom Cruise, Robert Duvall. Premiere. Å The 700 Club ’ Å Gilmore Girls ’ Å DISN 54Jessie Å Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Cali Style Girl Meets Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Ride (N) ’ Game Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56My Knight Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans Steven Univ. Advent. Time King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. 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GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Familia Noticias Los Cowboys Los Cowboys Hotel Todo TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Premier League Soccer Goal Zone Blazers It’s Football It’s Football NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Washington Capitals. (Live) NHL Hockey Colorado Avalanche at Los Angeles Kings. (Live) DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump fires Justice Dept. head over clash on refugee ban WASHINGTON (AP) — In an AP Photo/J. David Ake, file with the program or they can extraordinary public showdown, In thIS fIlE Photo, then- go,” he said. President Donald Trump fired Deputy Attorney General Sally Trump’s order pauses the acting attorney general of the Yates speaks at the Justice America’s entire refugee pro- United States after she publicly Department in Washington. On gram for four months, indefinite- questioned the constitutionality Monday, President Donald ly bans all those from war-rav- of his refugee and immigration Trump fired acting Attorney aged Syria and temporarily ban and refused to defend it in General Sally Yates after she freezes immigration from Iraq, court. ordered Justice Department Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, The clash Monday night lawyers to stop defending the Somalia and Yemen. Federal between Trump and Sally Yates, judges in New York and several a career prosecutor and refugee ban. other states issued orders that Democratic appointee, laid bare temporarily block the govern- the growing discord and dissent ment from deporting people with surrounding an executive order agency’s obligation “to stand for gating the Watergate scandal. valid visas who arrived after that halted the entire U.S. what is right.” The prosecutor, Archibald Cox, Trump’s travel ban took effect refugee program and banned all Trump’s press secretary, Sean was fired by the solicitor general. and found themselves in limbo. entries from seven Muslim- Spicer, soon followed with a Yates, a holdover from the Yates on Monday said that she majority nations for 90 days. The statement accusing Yates of hav- Obama administration who was had reviewed the policy and con- firing, in a written statement ing “betrayed the Department of the top federal prosecutor in cluded that it was at odds with released just hours after Yates Justice by refusing to enforce a Atlanta and later became Loretta the Justice Department’s mis- went public with her concerns, legal order designed to protect Lynch’s deputy, was not alone in sion. She said that though other the citizens of the United her misgivings about the policy also served as a warning to other lawyers in the department had States.” Trump named longtime and its rollout. administration officials that reviewed the order, their review federal prosecutor Dana Boente, At least three top national Trump is prepared to terminate had not addressed whether it the U.S. attorney for the Eastern security officials — Defense those who refuse to carry out his District of Virginia, as Yates’ Secretary Jim Mattis, Homeland was “wise or just.” orders. “I am responsible for ensuring replacement. Boente was sworn Security Secretary John Kelly AP Photo/Evan Vucci, file Yates’ refusal to defend the in privately late Monday, the and Rex Tillerson, who is await- that the positions we take in In thIS JAn. 23 fIlE Photo, President Donald Trump sits at executive order was largely sym- White House said, and rescinded ing confirmation to lead the court remain consistent with his desk in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. The bolic given that Sen. Jeff Yates’s directive. State Department — have told this institution’s solemn obliga- legal fight over President Donald Trump’s refugee ban is likely to turn Sessions, Trump’s pick for attor- Also late Monday, the acting associates they were not aware tion to always seek justice and on whether the president has the authority to control access to ney general, will almost certainly head of Immigration and of details of the directive until stand for what is right,” Yates defend the policy once he’s wrote in a letter. America’s borders and whether targeting people from a particular Customs Enforcement was around the time Trump signed region in the world violates the Constitution. sworn in. He’s expected to be removed. The administration it. Leading intelligence officials Trump said the order had confirmed Tuesday by the didn’t offer any explanation for were also left largely in the dark, been “approved” by Justice Senate Judiciary Committee and the move, only said via Twitter according to U.S. officials. Department lawyers. However, eral concept of Trump’s order the number of people actually could be approved within days that Daniel Ragsdale is return- Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, the department has said the but not the details. Tillerson affected. by the full Senate. ing to his previous position as the top Republican on the Office of Legal Counsel review has told the president’s political After a chaotic weekend dur- Yet the firing reflected the deputy director. ICE executive Senate Foreign Relations was limited to whether the order advisers that he was baffled ing which some U.S. legal per- mounting conflict over the exec- associate director Thomas Committee, said that despite was properly drafted, but did not over not being consulted on the manent residents were detained utive order, as administration Homan was elevated to the role White House assurances that address broader policy ques- substance of the order. at airports, some agencies were officials have moved to distance of acting chief. congressional leaders were con- tions. U.S. officials and others with moving swiftly to try to clean up themselves from the policy and Homeland Security Secretary sulted, he learned about the The blowback underscored knowledge of the Cabinet’s after the White House. even some of Trump’s top advis- John Kelly said in a statement order from the media. Trump’s tenuous relationship thinking insisted on anonymity Homeland Security, the ers have made clear that they that Homan had led efforts “to A large group of career diplo- with his own national security in order to disclose the officials’ agency tasked with implement- were not consulted on its imple- identify, arrest, detain, and mats circulated several drafts of advisers, many of whom he met private views. ing much of the refugee ban, mentation. remove illegal aliens.” The state- a memo arguing that the order for the first time during the Despite his public defense of clarified that customs and bor- As protests erupted at airports ment didn’t mention Ragsdale. Trump signed last week will not transition. the policy, the president has der agents should allow legal across the globe, and as legal The chain of events bore make the U.S. safe, saying it Mattis, who stood next to privately acknowledged flaws in residents to enter the country. challenges piled up in court- echoes of the Nixon-era runs counter to American values Trump during Friday’s signing the rollout, according to a per- The Pentagon was trying to houses, Yates directed agency “Saturday Night Massacre,” and will fuel anti-American sen- ceremony, is said to be particu- son with knowledge of his think- exempt Iraqis who worked attorneys not to defend the exec- when the attorney general and timent around the world. larly incensed. A senior U.S. ing. But he’s also blamed the alongside the U.S. and coalition utive order. She said in a memo deputy attorney general resigned Spicer challenged those official said Mattis, along with media — his frequent target — forces from the 90-day ban on Monday she was not convinced it rather than follow an order to opposed to the measure to Joint Chiefs Chairman Joseph for what he believes are reports entry from the predominantly was lawful or consistent with the fire a special prosecutor investi- resign. “They should either get Dunford, was aware of the gen- exaggerating the dissent and Muslim countries. U.S. diplomats voice travel order concern WASHINGTON (AP) — The White The comments came after diplo- number of signatories will not be House clashed Monday with a mats circulated a memo arguing available until it is submitted, the large group of American diplomats that the executive order Trump officials said. The officials dis- who are voicing dissent with signed last week will not make the closed internal discussions on con- Donald Trump’s temporary travel U.S. safe, runs counter to dition they not be quoted by name, ban on citizens from seven Muslim American values and will fuel anti- in part because they feared retalia- majority countries, challenging American sentiment around the tion. them to resign if they aren’t on world. Dissent channel cables are a board. “A policy which closes our doors mechanism for U.S. diplomats to “They should either get with the to over 200 million legitimate trav- register disagreement internally program or they can go,” Sean elers in the hopes of preventing a about U.S. policies. It was estab- Spicer, Trump’s press secretary, small number of travelers who lished during the Vietnam War and said. intend to harm Americans from was most recently used by diplo- In startling language, Spicer dis- using the visa system to enter the mats to criticize the Obama admin- missed the criticism from what he United States will not achieve its istration’s approach to Syria. called “career bureaucrats.” While aim of making our country safer,” Spicer defended the executive he later said Trump appreciates the diplomats wrote in a so-called order and said its impact had been the work of public servants, Spicer “dissent cable” being drafted for “blown way out of proportion and said they should respect the State Department leadership. exaggerated.” desires of the American people and “This ban stands in opposition “The Dissent Channel is a long- the importance Trump places on to the core American and constitu- standing official vehicle for State AP Photo/Eliott Spagat protecting the country. tional values that we, as federal Department employees to convey IrAqI rEfUgEE Raed Rabban, left, meets with Mark Arabo, president of the Minority Humanitarian “If somebody has a problem with employees, took an oath to alternative views and perspectives Foundation, which helps Iraqi Christians settle in the United States, in his garage in El Cajon, Calif., that agenda, that does call into uphold,” a draft of the cable said. on policy issues,” department Monday. Rabban's younger brother, Luey, who works as cook in a Baghdad restaurant, received refugee question whether they should con- U.S. officials said at least several spokesman Mark Toner said. “This status in the United States about eight months ago. Luey was waiting for his turn to emigrate but said tinue in that post or not,” Spicer hundred diplomats indicated they is an important process that the said. would sign the memo and that it acting secretary, and the depart- Monday by phone he is unsure now if that day will ever come. “This is about the safety of was expected to be formally sub- ment as a whole, value and From doctor to U.S. military cook, America,” he said. mitted later Monday. The final respect.” Trump ban upends many lives LOS ANGELES (AP) — A doctor Khaled Almilaji, a Syrian doctor Kansas. "I just don't think this who saved Syrian lives and a man who has been attending Brown nation is secure. We're a day late who cooked thousands of meals University in Providence, Rhode and a dollar short on everything." for American soldiers in Iraq were Island, on a scholarship while he One of the many the order among those who saw their lives studies ways to rebuild his coun- barred is Luey Rabban, who thrown into limbo when President try's health system. He said that works 16-hour days as cook in a Donald Trump's executive order his pregnant wife remains in the Baghdad restaurant and who barred travelers from seven United States while he is in received refugee status in the Muslim countries from entering Turkey. United States about eight months the U.S. "It is really sad where the world ago. He was waiting for his turn In some instances the order is going to," said Almilaji, who to emigrate but said Monday he is separated mothers from young risked his life to provide medical unsure now if that day will ever children and husbands from care during Syria's civil war and come. wives as people with valid entry coordinated a campaign that vac- "I just want to come and see visas were stranded in countries cinated 1.4 million Syrian chil- my family," Rabban, 47, said by around the world. dren. phone from Baghdad through an "I was shocked. She has a visa Trump denied the order was to Arabic translator at his brother's and they're telling her she can't blame for chaos at the nation's home in El Cajon, California, a go," Ahmed Ali said by phone airports where hundreds of legal suburb east of San Diego that Monday from a hotel in the residents with green cards were has been a magnet for Iraqi African country of Djibouti after stopped and interrogated for Christians fleeing violence and, authorities refused to let his 12- hours over the weekend while more recently, for Syrian year-old daughter, Eman, board many with valid entry visas were refugees. a plane with him to the United simply turned away. Rabban, who served meals to States. Instead Trump blamed com- the U.S. military at the Baghdad Ali, his wife and their two older puter glitches and the large air- airport from 2003 to 2011, said a children are U.S. citizens but port protests his order prompted U.S. Army officer helped him Eman was born in Yemen and as he took to Twitter to argue it start on his refugee application has been living there with her was needed because there are "a six years ago. grandparents. lot of 'dudes' out there." Syrian brothers Bassam and The 38-year-old grocery store The president issued a 90-day Hassan Abouasali waited for 13 manager from Los Banos, ban on travelers from Iraq, Syria, years to have their visas approved California, said he spent five Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and so they could join their brother, a years trying to get Eman a visa Yemen. He also suspended the U.S citizen, in Allentown, and finally obtained one admission of all refugees for 120 Pennsylvania, where he has a Thursday. By Saturday, when days and indefinitely barred house waiting for them. they tried to leave, it had been refugees from Syria. They finally got the visas last invalidated and he said he wasn't Although thousands protested year but decided to spend one sure what he'd do next. the order at airports around the last Christmas in Damascus Meanwhile, he's worried that if he country and civil rights groups before leaving.    doesn't return home soon he and some members of Congress When they arrived at could lose his job. denounced it, Trump supporters Philadelphia International Airport Dignified Services at "It is racist," he said of Trump's say it is a needed safeguard. with their wives and children on 
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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Lady Flames slap Hawks, Men fall by 10 on the road From Lee Sports Information Cornellison joined her team- mates in double figures with 10 ROME, Ga. — Playing one of points off the bench. their most complete games of the Raven Flair tallied 13 points to year, Lee’s Lady Flames traveled lead the Hawks. Taylor Adams to Shorter University and shot followed with 10 points and down the rival Hawks on the bas- pulled down eight rebounds in ketball court, 74-56, Monday the contest. Adams scored 31 evening. points in Lee’s 79-70 victory back Junior Erin Walsh broke out of on Dec. 3. a recent shooting slump to finish Lee’s Shelby Brown crashed with a game high 22 points while the glass for eight rebounds and canning 4 of 7 3-pointers to pace helped the Lady Flames outre- the Lee offense. Walsh was 8 of bound Shorter by a 36-20 mar- 12 from the field and leads the gin. team with 14.7 points per game. “Tonight was a total team effort After a back-and-forth first and our players should take quarter, the Lady Flames broke pride in how we competed,” things up in the second frame as added a pleased Rowe. they outscored the Hawks 17-7 With the season sweep of to take a 13-point lead into the Shorter the Lady Flames improve halftime break. Lee shot 65 per- to 14-6 overall and move into a cent in the second half to keep three-way tie for second in the control of the contest throughout GSC at 9-5. The Hawks are now the evening. 7-12, and dropped to 6-8 in “I thought we played a really league play. complete 40 minutes,” said head The conference grind contin- coach Marty Rowe. “We competed ues Thursday, with Lee playing on the defensive end and played its third game in a week when for each other on the offensive North Alabama comes to town for end.” the annual Hoops For Hope game The Lee offense shot a sizzling at 6 p.m. The Lions are tied with 60 percent from the floor (24 of the Lady Flames and Valdosta 40) and poured in 8 of 14 from State for second place in the con- the beyond the arc. Thanks to the ference. West Florida holds down smothering Lee defensive effort the top spot with a two-game Shorter was limited to just 36.5 advantage at 11-3. percent (19 of 52) shooting from Hawks bounce Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON the field. WALKER VALLEY’S Jordan Munck (1) and Soddy-Daisy’s Jake Flippo (12) battle for a loose ball in a District 5-AAA contest at Carrie Cheeks had 11 points Flames by 10 “The Stable” Monday night. The Mustangs hit a season-high 13 3-pointers to key an 83-49 victory. and five rebounds. Abby Bertram ROME, Ga. — In a battle for added 10 points and dished off seven assists, while Haley See FLAMES, Page 11 ’Stangs catch fire in runaway wins

By PATRICK MacCOON off of defensive pressure ters. tonight and a Friday road con- Banner Sports Writer tonight, but she is very quick “We were moving the basket- test against McMinn Central. and does a good job on both ball and zipping it around to District play will resume with a Walker Valley’s basketball sides of the ball,” WVHS girls’ open people,” WVHS boys head Feb. 7 road meeting against programs bounced back in a head coach Paul Cretton said coach Bob Williams said. “They Soddy-Daisy. major way at “The Stable,” with of Davis, who hit her lone 3- were relaxed and just played LADY MUSTANGS 59 a pair of District 5-AAA run- pointer late in the third quar- basketball tonight. Maybe we away victories over Soddy- ter. “She has all the tools to can build some momentum off LADY TROJANS 24 Daisy on Monday night. play well defensively, too, and this going into the final stretch While all starters were Sophomore Lady Mustang she is a great threat for us.” of the season.” removed with under a minute Abbey Davis scored as many A red-hot, season-best per- Shaking off home losses to left in the third quarter, the points as her opponent on the formance followed right after in Bradley Central Friday night, Lady Mustangs only led 16-11 way to setting a new career the boys game, as the Cretton’s squad improved to after a Lauren Lay nothing- high for points. With a game- Mustangs exploded for 55 13-9 overall and 6-4 in district but-net trey brought the first high six steals and five assists, points and shot 11-of-17 from play (3rd place) and Williams’ quarter to a close. Davis also scored 24 points 3-point range in the first half team is now 12-10 overall and The Lady Trojans even cut (11-of-16 field goals) over three to key an 83-49 triumph. 5-5 in district (4th place). their deficit to 18-15 after pow- quarters in a 59-24 win over Dakota Murphy led all scorers Walker Valley will take to the erful junior forward Alexis Lee University photo the Lady Trojans. with all 15 of his points off five road the rest of the week with a Trimiar scored through con- LAdY fLAMES guard Erin Walsh drives down the court in Lee’s “She got a lot of her points treys in over the first two quar- matchup against Sweetwater win over Shorter College Monday, in Rome, Ga. Walsh paced the See MUSTANGS, Page 11 Lady Flames with a game-high 22 points. Nared leads UT women over No. 4 Gamecocks By PETE IACOBELLI 14.7 seconds remaining. Diamond DeShields had 21 points for AP Sports Writer Tyasha Harris was called for guarding Tennessee. Nared too closely — “I tripped on her foot so “We play big in big games,” Russell said. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Jaime Nared loves there’s not much I could’ve done,” Nared said “When we play like this, it’s hard to beat us.” the adrenaline rush coursing through her — and the junior calmly made both foul It was the Lady Vols’ first win over a top- during big games. shots. five team since topping No. 4 South Carolina That usually leads to good things for Cuevas-Moore’s 3-point try in the final sec- in 2014 and their first road win over a top- Tennessee. onds bounced away, and the Lady Vols (14-7, five team since winning at No. 5 UConn on Nared had a career-high 27 points, includ- 5-3) celebrated their third top-10 victory this Jan. 6, 2007. ing two clutch free throws with 5.9 seconds season, adding South Carolina to No. 10 For South Carolina, it was the first SEC left, and Tennessee stopped No. 4 South Stanford in December and the Irish earlier loss at home since Texas A&M’s 50-48 victory Carolina’s 30-game home win streak in the this month. nearly four years ago on Feb. 10, 2013. The Southeastern Conference with a 76-74 victo- In this one, Tennessee shut down South defeat also opened up what looked like a ry Monday night. Carolina’s twin-post powers in A’ja Wilson closed race for the SEC crown. “Every time we play top teams, every time I and Alaina Coates, who came in averaging The three-time defending SEC champion see my teammates on the court, playing hard more than 30 points and 18 rebounds com- Gamecocks took control with last week’s 64- and getting stops, that’s what gets me going,” bined. 61 win over previously unbeaten and fourth- Nared said. But the two were held in check because of ranked Mississippi State. It worked for Nared for the second time in early fouls that kept them on the bench most Now, the Gamecocks fall into a tie for the the past three Mondays. She hit a tiebreaking of the first two quarters and a technical foul top with the Bulldogs. jumper as Tennessee wiped out a 15-point on Wilson in the third period that sent her Wilson had 14 points and Coates finished Notre Dame lead in a 71-69 victory on Jan. back to the sideline. with seven. Cuevas-Moore led the Gamecocks 16. Tennessee’s 6-foot-6 Mercedes Russell, with 18 points. AP photo Nared was fouled after the Gamecocks (18- with room to move, controlled the middle “You don’t have your two All-Americans for TENNESSEE fORWARd Jaime Nared (31) drives to the hoop 2, 8-1) rallied from 11 points down to tie it at with 16 points and 10 rebounds for her 12th against South Carolina center Alaina Coates in the second half 74 on Bianca Cuevas-Moore’s 3-pointer with double-double this season. See UT WOMEN, Page 11 Monday, in Columbia, S.C. Surprising Vols could play their way into NCAA deliberation KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee we’ve got to make sure they know the final month. ment. was Tennessee’s second-leading coach Rick Barnes understands how to channel their energies to “You don’t hide from it,” Tennessee had to replace three scorer when he got dismissed what’s at stake as the Volunteers the process that we’re going Barnes said. “You have to of the top four scorers from a from the team on Jan. 10. head into the final month of the through.” embrace it. But you also have to team that went 15-19 last sea- “I feel like we’re maturing a lit- regular season. Tennessee’s postseason aspi- understand that talking about son. The Vols were picked before tle bit,” freshman forward Grant He wants to make sure his rations could become clearer it’s not going to get it done. the season to finish 13th out of Williams said Saturday after a young team is ready to do some- during an upcoming two-game What’s going to get it done is to 14 teams in the Southeastern 70-58 victory over Kansas State , thing about it. road trip. The Vols visit Auburn do your job. That means getting Conference. They regularly start “but we have a test at Auburn The Vols (12-9, 4-4 SEC) just (14-7, 3-5) on Tuesday and prepared. We’ve got to continue three freshmen, none of whom and we have to keep it going.” went 3-0 during a home stretch Mississippi State (13-7, 4-4) on to get better as a team. were rated as top-150 prospects Senior guard Robert Hubbs III, that included an 82-80 upset of Saturday. “That’s what happens this time according to composite rankings the reigning SEC player of the No. 8 Kentucky, which was Although Tennessee’s 12-9 of year. The teams that always of recruiting websites compiled week, has provided steadiness ranked fourth at the time of the record isn’t particularly impres- stay in the conversation with by 247Sports. and leadership for a team relying game. That surge has made sive, the Vols are 41st overall and postseason play are those teams Yet they’ve gotten better as the heavily on newcomers. Tennessee a potential NCAA fifth among SEC teams in the RPI that stay on task. They under- season has worn on even while Tennessee also has shown its Tournament contender if the . Tennessee has played a sched- stand that you’ve got to get better playing at less than full strength. toughness by going 3-3 in true Vols can maintain this momen- ule ranked by statistical analyst in different aspects of what Guard Jordan Bone missed games after posting a 1-11 AP photo tum. Ken Pomeroy as the toughest in you’re doing as a team and you nine games with a stress fracture record in those situations last TENNESSEE forward Admiral “It’s there,” Barnes said. “To the country. have to get better as individuals.” in his foot. Forward John season. Schofield (5) shoots over act like they don’t read about it, That makes Tennessee an The fact Tennessee could merit Fulkerson hasn’t played since The Vols’ improved ability to Kentucky forward Wenyen you’d be living a lie if you intriguing postseason possibility NCAA Tournament consideration mid-December due to a dislocat- Gabriel, in Knoxville. thought that. But the fact is if it can improve its record over at all is a surprising develop- ed elbow. Guard Detrick Mostella See UT MEN, Page 11 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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8. Harriman 21-3 36 6 9. Middleton 15-5 26 9 10. Middle Tennessee Christian17-4 24 10 TCPS Hawks split with Berean Others receiving 12 or more points: Richland 20. class ii record Pts Prv Special to the Banner rebounds and one block. 1. Brentwood Academy (13) 19-2 148 1 The guys took the floor next and 2. McCallie (2) 22-3 135 2 3. CBHS 20-3 122 3 The Tennessee Christian the very evenly matched hoops 4. MUS 17-6 96 4 Preparatory School “Hawks Nest” 5. FACS 13-3 84 7 battle between the two schools 6. Ensworth 13-7 73 5 was rocking Monday evening, as continued, with the boys exchang- 7. Baylor 8-6 44 6 8. MBA 13-6 37 8 rival Berean Academy came call- ing the lead numerous times. 9. Briarcrest 16-8 30 9 ing from Hixson. 10. University-Jackson 16-8 15 NR Late in the fourth quarter, each Others receiving 12 or more points: Pope John Paul II 13. The Lady Hawks battled the team traded off 3-pointers. With ——— All Associated Press members in Tennessee are eligible to visitors to the final buzzer, 5.1 seconds left in the game, participate in the high school basketball poll. Those who pulling out a thrilling 30-29 win. voted for this week’s poll are: The Daily Post-Athenian, Berean hit another 3-pointer to Athens; Chattanooga Free Press, Chattanooga; Cleveland Berean returned the favor in the go up by that margin. The Hawks Daily Banner, Cleveland; Cookeville Herald-Citizen, Cookeville; The Tennessean (Nashville), Murfreesboro; closer, taking another one-point inbounded the ball and moved State Gazette, Dyersburg; The Jackson Sun, Jackson; contest this time, with the Hawks Johnson City Press, Johnson City; Marshall County Tribune quickly down the court for a (Lewisburg); The Daily Times, Maryville; The Tomahawk falling 42-41. layup, but could not pull off the (Mountain City), Mountain City; The Commercial Appeal, The Lady Eagles of Berean held victory. Memphis; The Mountain Press, Sevierville; WCMT, Martin. the lead throughout the first half Evan Gaffney led the Hawks in the opener. Finally, in the third with 12 points, four rebounds golF quarter, the Lady Hawks took and three steals, followed by world golf ranking their first lead of the night. They Silas Pippenger’s 11 points, nine through Jan. 29 1. Jason Day AUS 10.38 held on to the slim lead as time rebounds and one steal. 2. Rory McIlroy NIR 9.63 ran out on the Lady Eagles. Nate Boyd added 10 points, 3. Dustin Johnson USA 9.36 4. Henrik Stenson SWE 8.44 Merritt Jenkins scored her seven rebounds and three steals, 5. Jordan Spieth USA 8.00 eighth double-double of the sea- and Solomon Smith tossed in five 6. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 7.87 7. Adam Scott AUS 6.18 son with 21 points and 13 points with three rebounds, two 8. Justin Thomas USA 5.73 AP photo rebounds, to go with four steals steals and three assists. 9. Patrick Reed USA 5.40 AtlANtA FAlcoNs quarterback Matt Ryan throws a pass during the first half of the NFC champi- and three blocks. Whitney White Barrett Pope booked two 10. Alex Noren SWE 5.29 11. Bubba Watson USA 4.90 onship game against the Green Bay Packers, in Atlanta. There’s at least one opposing Super Bowl player added seven points, seven points, two rebounds and two 12. Danny Willett ENG 4.81 who has escaped the fury of the fans in Foxborough, Mass., and even has a considerable amount of rebounds, two steals and three assists, and Parker Benton 13. Justin Rose ENG 4.75 14. Rickie Fowler USA 4.68 goodwill in the heart of New England. In fact, it’s hard to find any kind of animosity toward Ryan, who assists while Hannah Armao scored one point with three 15. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.44 built his reputation at Boston College and will face the Patriots on Sunday. ended with two points, four rebounds and an assist. 16. Paul Casey ENG 4.36 17. Branden Grace SAF 4.25 18. Russell Knox SCO 4.17 1. Gonzaga (46) 22-0 1594 3 19. Brooks Koepka USA 4.11 2. Baylor (6) 20-1 1504 5 oN tAP 3. Kansas (9) 19-2 1503 2 20. Matt Kuchar USA 3.90 4. Villanova (4) 20-2 1479 1 21. Jimmy Walker USA 3.88 tuesday, Jan. 31 5. Arizona 20-2 1387 7 22. Phil Mickelson USA 3.84 In enemy territory, nary a bad BAsKetBAll 6. Louisville 18-4 1237 13 23. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 3.63 Bradley Central at Knox Webb, 6 7. West Virginia 17-4 1101 18 Cleveland at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) 24. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.57 8. Kentucky 17-4 1083 4 25. Emiliano Grillo ARG 3.45 Walker Valley at Sweetwater, 6 (JV, 3:30) 9. Virginia 16-4 1061 12 Meigs County at Polk County, 6 (JV, 3:30) 10. Wisconsin 18-3 1058 15 26. Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP 3.41 wednesday, Feb. 1 11. UCLA 19-3 993 8 27. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.38 soFtBAll word about Falcons QB Ryan 12. North Carolina 19-4 965 9 28. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.36 University of Montevallo (Ala.) at Lee University (DH), 2 13. Oregon 19-3 863 10 29. J.B. Holmes USA 3.29 thursday, Feb. 2 14. Cincinnati 19-2 756 19 York Jets were also sucked into and No. 10 in the nation, beating BAsKetBAll 30. Ryan Moore USA 3.28 By JIMMY GOLEN, 15. Florida State 18-4 727 6 31. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 3.25 North Alabama at Lee University, 6 16. Butler 18-4 717 11 AP Sports Writer the two-year “Deflategate” scan- Michigan State in the Champs Polk County at Sweetwater, 6 (BJV, 4:30) 17. Maryland 19-2 518 22 32. Francesco Molinari ITA 3.17 dal, drawing the wrath of the Sports Bowl. Friday, Feb. 3 18. Saint Mary’s 19-2 409 21 33. Daniel Berger USA 3.10 BAsKetBAll 19. South Carolina 17-4 384 23 34. Yuta Ikeda JPN 3.08 BOSTON (AP) — The enemies local fans. And don’t get the But when the Falcons took Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV, 3:30) 20. Notre Dame 17-5 363 14 35. Kevin Chappell USA 3.03 list is long in New England, and it East Hamilton at Cleveland, 6 (JV, 3:30) 21. Duke 16-5 339 17 Foxborough Bros started on Ryan third overall in the 2008 Walker Valley at McMinn Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) 36. Scott Piercy USA 2.96 22. Creighton 19-3 307 16 37. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.85 grows with each tweet that dares commissioner Roger Goodell, or NFL draft, Cameron found him- Cleveland State at Volunteer State, 6:30 23. Purdue 17-5 264 20 wrestliNg 24. Florida 16-5 213 25 38. Zach Johnson USA 2.81 to doubt Tom Brady’s supremacy on ESPN. self spending hours online tssAA state duals 25. Northwestern 18-4 106 — 39. Jim Furyk USA 2.76 or call coach Bill Belichick a in Franklin Others receiving votes: SMU 69, Xavier 67, Southern Cal 40. Bill Haas USA 2.62 But Ryan is the rare New responding to comments on an Bradley Central vs. Knox Halls, 6 29, Wichita State 8, Akron 5, Middle Tennessee 5, VCU 3, 41. Gary Woodland USA 2.61 cheater. England opponent who doesn’t Atlanta newspaper website from Cleveland vs. Maryville, 6 Illinois State 2, New Mexico State 2, Virginia Tech 2, Iowa 42. Kevin Kisner USA 2.60 State quarterfinals, 8 State 1, Utah 1. But there’s one opponent who inspire hatred in the area, even fans who were disappointed with saturday, Feb. 4 43. Lee Westwood ENG 2.60 the women’s top twenty Five 44. Chris Wood ENG 2.56 has escaped the fury of the BAseBAll The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ women’s as he prepares to face the Patriots the pick. Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University (DH), 2 college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 45. William McGirt USA 2.53 Foxborough fans, and even has a in the Super Bowl on Sunday. “I’m not too sure that Atlanta BAsKetBAll records through Jan. 29, total points based on 25 points for 46. Byeong Hun An KOR 2.52 Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville, 3 a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and 47. Martin Kaymer GER 2.50 considerable amount of goodwill At Boston College, a guard knew too much about Matt,” Cleveland State at Motlow State, 3 previous ranking 48. Andy Sullivan ENG 2.49 in the heart of New England. In Cumberland County at Cleveland, 5 record Pts Prv shack displays a poster of “Matty Cameron said. “I must have soFtBAll 49. Kevin Na USA 2.47 1. UConn (33) 20-0 825 1 50. Shane Lowry IRL 2.46 fact, it’s hard to find any kind of Ice,” the nickname Ryan picked responded to 100 of them. I just gsc-PBc challenge 2. Baylor 21-1 789 2 at columbus, ga. 3. Maryland 21-1 748 3 animosity toward Atlanta up from his Eagles teammates took it so personally. I must have Lee University vs. Lynn University (Fla.), 1:30 4. South Carolina 18-1 737 5 Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, Lee University vs. Flagler College (Fla.), 4 5. Mississippi St. 21-1 689 4 for his ability to remain cool typed ‘Just wait. Just wait. Just Bradley Central, Cleveland participating, times TBA 6. Florida St. 20-2 663 6 HocKeY wrestliNg who built his reputation — per- under pressure. In the athletic wait’ 100 times.” 7. Notre Dame 20-3 591 8 National Hockey league tssAA state duals 8. Stanford 19-3 580 10 sonally and professionally — at building, a case is filled with life- Despite growing up in in Franklin eAsterN coNFereNce 9. Louisville 20-4 543 9 Atlantic division Boston College. State semifinals, 2 10. Washington 20-3 522 7 sized action shots of Ryan and Kentucky — a Bengals fan “I Championship meet, 8 gP wlot Pts gF gA 11. Oregon St. 20-2 520 11 Montreal 50 29 14 7 65 150 125 “It’s hard to think of anything some of the trophies he won : guess,” he said — Cameron sunday, Feb. 5 12. Texas 16-4 467 12 BAseBAll Ottawa 47 26 15 6 58 127 123 bad to say about Matt,” said for- 13. UCLA 17-4 442 13 Boston 52 25 21 6 56 131 135 Johnny Unitas Award, Manning became a Patriots fan after living Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University, 1 14. Ohio St. 19-5 399 15 soFtBAll Toronto 47 23 15 9 55 145 133 mer BC sports information direc- Award, Atlantic Coast in the Boston area for more than 15. Duke 18-4 384 14 Florida 50 21 19 10 52 116 137 gsc-PBc challenge 16. Miami 16-5 320 17 at columbus, ga. Tampa Bay 50 22 22 6 50 136 146 tor Chris Cameron, who was in Conference Player of the Year. a decade, but also maintained an 17. DePaul 18-5 235 21 Buffalo 48 20 19 9 49 118 136 Lee University vs. University of Montavello (Ala.), 2 18. Oklahoma 16-6 199 20 the athletic department when Around campus in the run-up allegiance to former BC Eagles in Lee University vs. Columbus State (Ga.) University, 4:30 Detroit 49 20 20 9 49 123 144 19. NC State 16-6 177 18 Metropolitan division Ryan led the Eagles to a No. 2 to the Super Bowl, they’re telling the NFL. (BC linebacker Luke 20. South Florida 17-3 168 23 gP wlot Pts gF gA 21. Green Bay 19-2 164 24 Washington 49 33 10 6 72 160 106 ranking in The Associated Press stories about the humble but tal- Kuechly played in the Super oN Air 22. West Virginia 16-6 114 22 Columbus 48 32 12 4 68 160 114 poll in the middle of the 2007 23. Arizona St. 14-7 113 16 Pittsburgh 48 30 13 5 65 172 141 ented quarterback who was also Bowl last year for the Carolina sports on tV 24. Syracuse 15-7 109 - N.Y. Rangers 49 31 17 1 63 167 129 season. a conscientious student and Panthers.) tuesday, Jan. 31 25. Kentucky 15-6 74 - Philadelphia 50 25 19 6 56 140 155 college BAsKetBAll N.Y. Islanders 47 21 17 9 51 136 136 “I think there are many people friend. Asked about the mixed loyal- 7 p.m. tennessee girls Basketball Prep Poll Carolina 48 21 20 7 49 126 140 at Boston College who are die- BTN — Iowa at Rutgers The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of Tennessee’s New Jersey 50 20 21 9 49 113 144 “He remembers people’s ties in his former stomping CBSSN — George Washington at Rhode Island three Division I non-financial aid classifications and in the westerN coNFereNce hard Patriots fans who are some- names. He’s polite to them. grounds, Ryan said in Atlanta ESPN — Maryland at Ohio St. combined Division II financial aid classification as selected central division ESPN2 — Pittsburgh at North Carolina by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters. gP wlot Pts gF gA what torn. But I can’t think of There’s really no ego there that last week, “None of my friends ESPNU — Wake Forest at Boston College With first-place votes in parentheses, records through Minnesota 48 32 11 5 69 160 109 anyone who will wish any ill will FS1 — Creighton at Butler January 30, total points based on 10 points for a first-place Chicago 51 30 16 5 65 142 132 I’ve detected, but there’s confi- have mixed loyalties,” emphasiz- SEC — Mississippi St. at Mississippi vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: Nashville 49 24 17 8 56 138 130 on Matt Ryan.” dence,” Cameron said. “He’s just ing the word “my” and drawing a 8 p.m. class AAA St. Louis 49 24 20 5 53 138 152 ESPNEWS — Temple at Tulane record Pts Prv Dallas 50 20 20 10 50 135 157 Peyton Manning is persona a really nice, caring guy. He’s laugh from the assembled 9 p.m. 1. Riverdale (12) 20-0 129 1 Winnipeg 52 23 25 4 50 150 161 non grata in New England BTN — Wisconsin at Illinois 2. Bradley central (1) 22-0 115 2 Colorado 46 13 31 2 28 93 156 just got that ‘It’ factor.” reporters. CBSSN — Dayton at Fordham 3. White Station 18-3 88 4 Pacific division because he had the nerve to win A Philadelphia native who was Count Cameron among them. ESPN — Georgia at Kentucky 4. Oak Ridge 21-2 83 6 gP wlot Pts gF gA ESPN2 — West Virginia at Iowa St. 5. Bearden 19-1 71 3 San Jose 50 31 17 2 64 135 116 a couple of Super Bowls. His under-recruited coming out of “I am a Patriots fan, and I’m ESPNU — Vanderbilt at Texas A&M 6. Wilson Central 22-2 64 7 Edmonton 51 28 15 8 64 152 132 FS1 — Georgetown at DePaul 7. Morristown West 21-2 45 8 Anaheim 51 27 15 9 63 133 129 original team, the Indianapolis high school as an option quarter- rooting for the Falcons. Solely SEC — Tennessee at Auburn 8. Daniel Boone 21-4 38 9 Calgary 52 25 24 3 53 134 149 Colts, earned the Patriots’ ire for back who also played baseball because of Matt,” he said. “On a 11 p.m. 9. Stewarts Creek 18-4 35 5 Los Angeles 49 24 21 4 52 123 121 CBSSN — Wyoming at San Diego St. 10. Cumberland County 18-3 30 10 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 questioning whether the team’s and basketball, Ryan led Boston very personal level, to see some- NBA BAsKetBAll Others receiving 12 or more points: Arizona 48 16 26 6 38 108 152 8:30 p.m. class AA NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. footballs were properly inflated in College to that No. 2 ranking and one that good of a person suc- NBA — Oklahoma City at San Antonio record Pts Prv sunday’s games a 2015 playoff game. finished in the top 10 in Heisman ceed at that level would be soccer 1. Jackson South Side (10) 17-0 126 1 All-Star Game: Central 3, Pacific 10 3 p.m. 2. Upperman (1) 22-3 113 2 All-Star Game: Atlantic 6, Metropolitan 10 The Baltimore Ravens and New Trophy voting. BC finished 11-3 incredible.” 3. McMinn central (2) 20-3 94 3 All-Star Game Final: Metropolitan 4, Pacific 3 NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea at Liverpool 4. Cheatham County 20-2 81 5 Monday’s games 5. Westview 21-3 65 4 No games scheduled 6. East Nashville 19-4 64 7 tuesday’s games 7. Westmoreland 19-2 58 8 Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Patriots owner Kraft pulls some punches, BAsKetBAll 8. Lewis County 22-2 43 10 Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. 9. Gatlinburg-Pittman 16-4 29 6 Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. National Basketball Association 10. CPA 16-4 20 9 Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. eAsterN coNFereNce Others receiving 12 or more points: None. Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Boston 30 18 .625 — class A Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. throws others concerning ‘Deflategate’ Toronto 29 19 .604 1 record Pts Prv Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. New York 21 28 .429 9½ 1. South Greene (10) 22-4 126 1 New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 18 29 .383 11½ 2. Pickett County (2) 21-1 116 3 Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. By BARRY WILNER that resulted in Tom Brady’s NFL’s best record this season, Brooklyn 9 39 .188 21 3. Moore County (1) 19-2 93 5 Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. four-game suspension, a $1 mil- eased to the conference title with southeast division 4. Gleason 21-4 70 6 Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. AP Pro Football Writer wlPct gB 5. Greenfield 20-3 67 2 Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. lion fine for the franchise and the lopsided wins over Houston and Atlanta 28 20 .583 — 6. Dresden 18-5 57 4 Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. HOUSTON (AP) — Robert Kraft Washington 27 20 .574 ½ 7. Mitchell 21-3 52 T7 Chicago at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. loss of its first-round draft pick Pittsburgh and are 3-point Charlotte 23 25 .479 5 8. Meigs county 17-5 35 9 wednesday’s games is pulling his punches over in 2016. favorites for Sunday’s Super Miami 19 30 .388 9½ 9. Huntland 21-4 32 10 Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. Orlando 19 31 .380 10 10. Clarkrange 19-7 25 T7 Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. “Deflategate.” “I think our family was Bowl against Atlanta (13-5). central division Others receiving 12 or more points: Northview Academy 13. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Well, some of them. wlPct gB division ii thursday’s games involved, or accused of being After the home victory over the Cleveland 32 15 .681 — record Pts Prv Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. While the New England involved, in something that was Steelers, Kraft accepted the Indiana 25 22 .532 7 1. Father Ryan (13) 20-0 130 1 N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 24 25 .490 9 2. Brentwood Academy 17-4 109 2 Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Patriots owner and once close mishandled and became inap- Lamar Hunt Trophy — no, Milwaukee 21 26 .447 11 3. Northpoint 18-2 93 T3 Edmonton at Nashville, 8 p.m. confidant of NFL Commissioner Detroit 21 27 .438 11½ 4. University-Jackson 21-2 88 T3 Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. propriate. Sometimes in a com- Goodell was not on hand to pres- westerN coNFereNce 5. Ensworth 16-3 87 5 Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. Roger Goodell wants to celebrate plicated situation in business, ent it — and made a not-too- southwest division 6. Harding Academy 20-3 64 6 Toronto at St. Louis, 9 p.m. wlPct gB 7. Briarcrest 15-6 50 8 San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. yet another trip to the Super people start pointing fingers, and veiled reference to “Deflategate.” San Antonio 36 11 .766 — 8. Davidson Academy 17-4 42 7 Bowl this week, he also couldn’t Houston 35 16 .686 3 9. Baylor 9-8 21 9 we want to assure everyone that “For a number of reasons, all Memphis 29 21 .580 8½ 10. Girls Prep 12-9 10 10 back down from a challenge we are together.” of you in this stadium under- New Orleans 19 29 .396 17½ Others receiving 12 or more points: None. Dallas 18 30 .375 18½ ——— wrestliNg Monday night to address the Kraft then cited a Hebrew say- stand how big this win was,” Northwest division All Associated Press members in Tennessee are eligible to par- whole mess. So Kraft took a cou- wlPct gB ticipate in the high school basketball poll. Those who voted for this teNNessee HigH scHool wrestliNg Poll ing from the Old Testament. Kraft said. “And we have to go to Utah 30 19 .612 — week’s poll are: The Daily Post-Athenian, Athens; Chattanooga compiled by Jeff Price ple of shots during the Patriots’ “When tough times come,” he Houston and win one more.” Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 1½ Free Press, Chattanooga; Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleveland; results from: Jan. 30, 2017 Denver 21 25 .457 7½ Cookeville Herald-Citizen, Cookeville; The Tennessean THIS IS THE 9TH POLL OF THE SEASON availability, yet also made sure translated, “there’s nothing bad He’s in Houston with his team Portland 21 28 .429 9 (Nashville), Murfreesboro; State Gazette, Dyersburg; The Now in its 25th year, The Poll is primarily a measure of dual not to temper the festive mood. Minnesota 19 29 .396 10½ Jackson Sun, Jackson; Johnson City Press, Johnson City; meet strength with some consideration to individual tourna- that happens that doesn’t have now, and Kraft tried to stick to Pacific division Marshall County Tribune (Lewisburg); The Tomahawk (Mountain ment strength. Votes are cast by a state-wide panel of high “Everybody wants to protect good associated with it. the business at hand, not carry- wlPct gB City), Mountain City; The Commercial Appeal, Memphis; The school wrestling coaches and are based on a maximum Golden State 41 7 .854 — Mountain Press, Sevierville; WCMT, Martin. Power Ranking of 100%. their family,” Kraft said when “In a way, that galvanized our ing out any vendetta. L.A. Clippers 30 18 .625 11 tennessee Boys Basketball Prep Poll asked about the aftermath of the Sacramento 19 29 .396 22 The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of rANK scHool Power lAst team.” “I feel privileged to be here in L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 26 Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid classifications rANKiNg weeK deflated footballs case from the Sure looks that way consider- the Super Bowl city,” he said. Phoenix 15 33 .313 26 and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as 1 cleveland 99 1 Monday's games selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and 2 Bradley central 96 2 2014 AFC championship game ing the Patriots (16-2) had the “There’s a time and a place to Philadelphia 122, Sacramento 119 broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records 3 Chirstian Brothers 80 3 Miami 104, Brooklyn 96 through January 30, total points based on 10 points for a 4 Bayor 76 5 talk about problems. I’m going to Boston 113, Detroit 109 first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: 5 Father Ryan 65 4 stay focused on being here.” Minnesota 111, Orlando 105, OT class AAA 6 McCallie 59 6 Dallas 104, Cleveland 97 record Pts Prv 7 Soddy-Daisy 40 8 Kraft is such a veteran of Memphis 115, Phoenix 96 1. Memphis East (14) 20-3 146 1 8 Tennessee High 39 9 tuesday’s games 2. Oak Ridge (1) 20-2 129 2 9 Science Hill 34 7 Super Bowls, having also been to New Orleans at Toronto, 7 p.m. 3. Blackman 18-2 115 3 10 Wilson Central 21 12 one in 1997 with Bill Parcells as New York at Washington, 7 p.m. 4. Cordova 17-4 100 4 11 Arlington 17 11 Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. 5. cleveland 20-2 92 5 12 MBA 14 10 his coach, that he gets calls from Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 6. Southwind 22-4 75 6 Also receiving votes: Beech, Blackman, Halls, Mt. Juliet, Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. 7. Summit 18-2 59 7 NW Clarksville, Summit. other owners about how to han- Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 8. Ridgeway 19-5 42 9 2016-2017 tssAA AAA rANKiNgs dle the week. So it was no sur- wednesday’s games 9. Maryville 19-2 24 NR By PintN.com Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. 10. Karns 17-3 13 8 1/16/17 rankings prise when he revealed that Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: None. 1. cleveland Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. class AA 2. Bradley central Falcons boss Arthur Blank called New Orleans at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. record Pts Prv 3. Soddy Daisy him. New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 1. Knoxville Catholic (12) 18-1 146 1 4. Wilson Central Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 2. Whites Creek (1) 20-3 126 2 5. Beech “Arthur asked me for some Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 3. Dyersburg (1) 20-1 120 3 6. Tennessee L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 4. Fulton (1) 15-2 108 4 7. Halls advice about being in (the Super Memphis at Denver, 9 p.m. 5. Tyner Academy 18-1 83 6 8. Summit Bowl),” Kraft said. “I told him, Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. 6. Maplewood 17-5 66 8 9. Mt. Juliet Chicago at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. 7. Haywood County 17-6 45 5 10. Blackman ‘Don’t let anyone ruin these two Charlotte at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 8. Grainger 20-3 41 10 thursday’s games 9. Brainerd 14-4 22 9 weeks for you. Focus on how L.A. Lakers at Washington, 7 p.m. 10. Douglass 13-2 14 NR lucky we are to be here.’” Atlanta at Houston, 8 p.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: Crockett County 12. Philadelphia at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. class A trANsActioNs Kraft must have heard the Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. record Pts Prv the Men’s top twenty Five 1. Humboldt (14) 22-1 149 1 Monday’s sports transactions chorus of boos when his team BAseBAll The Top 25 men’s teams in The Associated Press’ col- 2. Goodpasture 17-2 125 2 AP photo captains were introduced lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 3. Clay County 18-3 111 3 Major league Baseball records through Jan. 29, total points based on 25 points for 4. Mitchell (1) 17-5 102 4 MLB — Announced St. Louis will forfeit its second-round New eNglANd PAtriots owner Robert Kraft answers ques- onstage after Atlanta’s media a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and 5. W.E.B. Dubois 21-3 97 5 (No. 56) and compensation round B (No. 75) draft picks to last week’s ranking: 6. Grace Christian 17-5 64 T7 Houston and pay Houston $2 million for hacking Astros. tions during media day for Super Bowl 51 at Minute Maid Park record Pts Prv 7. Watertown 19-4 60 T7 Placed former St. Louis director of baseball development Christopher Correa on the permanently ineligible list. Monday, in Houston. See PATRIOTS, Page 11 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017—11 Cardinals must give Astros 49ers make surprise hire top 2 picks, $2M for hacking for new GM NEW YORK (AP) — The St. Manfred wrote. “A club suffers actions.” Louis Cardinals were stripped of material harm when an employee Correa was employed by the SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — their top two picks in this year’s of another club illegally accesses Cardinals from 2009-15. When The San Francisco 49ers made amateur draft Monday and its confidential and propriety he was sentenced last July by a surprise hire to fill their gen- ordered to give them to Houston information, particularly intru- U.S. District Judge Lynn N. eral manager void Sunday, along with $2 million as compen- sions of the nature and scope Hughes, Correa said he was hiring former NFL safety and sation for hacking the Astros’ present here. In addition, as a “overwhelmed with remorse and Fox television analyst John email system and scouting data- result of Mr. Correa’s conduct, regret for my actions” that cost Lynch to replace Trent base, the final and unprecedent- the Astros suffered substantial him his career and his home. Baalke. ed step in an unusual case of negative publicity and had to “I violated my values and it Lynch comes into the job cybercrime involving two Major endure the time, expense and was wrong. I behaved shameful- with no front-office experi- League Baseball teams. distraction of both a lengthy gov- ly,” he said then. “The whole ence, having gone straight Baseball Commissioner Rob ernment investigation and an episode represents the worst from the playing field to the Manfred also banned former St. MLB investigation.” thing I’ve done in my life by far.” broadcast booth. But after a Louis executive Christopher Cardinals chairman Bill Astros general manager Jeff AP photo lengthy search that included Correa for life as he ruled the DeWitt Jr. said in a statement Luhnow told reporters in June MAjor LeAgue BAseBALL Commissioner Rob Manfred interviews with nine other Cardinals must give the 56th the “findings are fully consistent 2014 the team had been the vic- speaks at a news conference before Game 3 of the NLDS, in this publicly identified candidates, and 75th draft choices in June to with our own investigation’s con- tim of hackers who accessed 2016 file photo. Major League Baseball ordered the St. Louis team CEO Jed York settled on Houston. They must pay the clusion that this activity was iso- servers and published online Cardinals to forfeit their top two picks in this year’s amateur draft and Lynch. Astros the money within 30 days. lated to a single individual.” months of internal trade talks. pay Houston $2 million as compensation for hacking the Astros’ ESPN first reported the Correa, the Cardinals’ director “This has been a long and Astros general counsel Giles deal, saying Lynch had gotten of baseball development until challenging process for all of us, Kibbe said Correa accessed the email system and scouting database. Manfred banned former St. a six-year contract. July 2015, pleaded guilty in fed- especially those within our base- Astros’ system about 60 times Louis scouting executive Christopher Correa from baseball for life on After playing for former eral court last year to five counts ball operations department,” St. over two years. Monday, and stripped the Cardinals of the 56th and 75th draft choic- Niners coach Bill Walsh in col- of unauthorized access of a pro- Louis general manager John Federal prosecutors said in a es in June. lege at Stanford, Lynch went tected computer. He was sen- Mozeliak said. “We have learned sentencing memorandum that on to have a stellar 15-year tenced to 46 months in prison a great deal along the way and Correa used the password of Sig its password, and Mejdal later three Astros minor leaguers, career with Tampa Bay and and ordered to pay the Astros we have taken additional steps to Mejdal, Houston’s director of used an almost identical pass- emailed them to himself, then Denver that included three $279,039 in restitution. ensure that something like this division sciences who had been word with his Astros account. used the passwords of two minor All-Pro selections and one “Although Mr. Correa’s con- doesn’t ever happen again.” the Cardinals’ director of ama- Prosecutors said Correa had leaguers to enter Ground Super Bowl title with the duct was not authorized by the Houston said “this unprece- teur draft analysis. When he left access to the Astros’ system from Control, prosecutors said. Buccaneers. He’s a finalist Cardinals, as a matter of MLB dented award by the commis- St. Louis in December 2011, January 2012 until June 2014 Finding they had only limited this year for the Pro Football policy I am holding the Cardinals sioner’s office sends a clear mes- Mejdal was directed to given his and entered the team’s Ground access, he tried unsuccessful Hall of Fame. responsible for his conduct,” sage of the severity of these computer to Correa along with Control database of confidential variations of passwords that had Since retiring in 2008, scouting reports, statistics and previously worked for him involv- Lynch has been an analyst at Suzuki, Braves make deal for 1-year, $1.5M contract information 48 times. ing accounts of Luhnow, Mejdal, Fox. He also accessed the email of five Wyers and seven other Astros Now he will be tasked to ATLANTA (AP) — Kurt Suzuki enter spring training with lion over two years, including per- Houston employees, including officials. rebuild a once-proud fran- and the Atlanta Braves finalized Anthony Recker, who was formance bonuses, under his new that of Mejdal. Prosecutors concluded Correa chise that has fallen from NFC their $1.5 million, one-year con- Flowers’ backup last season. deal with the Colorado Rockies. After a Sports Illustrated arti- leaked notes of Astros’ trade dis- champions in 2012 to a 2-14 tract, giving the team another Suzuki made his major league Holland is guaranteed $7 mil- cle that detailed the Ground cussions to Deadspin, which record this past season that experienced catcher to share debut with Oakland in 2007 and lion under the agreement Control system was published on published them on June 30, matched the worst in fran- time with Tyler Flowers. played for Washington in 2012- announced Saturday. June 26, 2014, Correa the next 2014. chise history. That led to the The agreement was announced 13. He would get $50,000 each He has a $6 million salary this night unsuccessfully tried to St. Louis already had lost its firing of Baalke and coach by the team on Monday after for 65 and 70 starts at catcher, year, and the agreement includes access Ground Control using the original top pick, No. 19, as com- Chip Kelly as York set to over- Suzuki passed his physical. $100,000 for 75, $150,000 for a $15 million conditional player accounts of Mejdal, Luhnow, pensation for signing free-agent haul the operation after the Suzuki could earn an additional 80, $200,000 for 85, $250,000 option for 2018 that Holland analyst Colin Wyers, manager Bo outfielder Dexter Fowler. The struggles the past few years. $2.5 million in performance for 90, $300,000 for 95, could exercise if he has at least Porter and pitching coach Brent Cardinals’ first pick now will be The 49ers made three bonuses based on starts at $350,000 for 100, $500,000 for 50 pitching appearances or 30 Strom. No. 94 overall. Houston will have straight trips to the NFC title catcher. 105 and $550,000 for 110. games finished this year. If he The following morning, Correa five selections in the top 94. The game from 2011-13 under Suzuki, 33, hit .258 with eight Holland can make $35M over 2 fails to reach either of those, got into Mejdal’s email, found the Astros already had slots 15, 53 coach Jim Harbaugh, but got homers and 49 RBIs last season there would be a $10 million Ground Control passwords for and 91. rid of him after an 8-8 season with Minnesota. His career aver- years under Rockies contract mutual option with a $1 million in 2014, in part because of a age is .256. DENVER (AP) — Reliever Greg buyout if Holland declines to rift with Baalke. Jim Tomsula Atlanta also is expected to Holland can earn up to $35 mil- exercise it. lasted one year as coach and then Kelly was also fired after UT Men one season, leading to this From Page 9 current search. York said he was open to Flames hiring either the coach or gen- take care of the ball has proved this team needs of them. I think From Page 9 eral manager first. He said the critical. In its nine losses this we’re growing up.” primary goal in the search is season, Tennessee has averaged Turner, the team leader in finding a coach and general the eighth spot in the upcoming He also recorded six boards. double-double with 10 points 15.6 turnovers and 10.6 assists. assists, is part of a strong manager who can work well Gulf South Conference The Flames posted season and 15 rebounds. During this three-game winning Tennessee bench that has played a together. Tournament, Lee University’s highs in free throws attempted The Flames return to Paul Dana streak, the Vols have averaged 18 major role in the Vols’ improve- All signs point to Atlanta men’s hoopsters fell 79-69 at (39) and free throws made (33) in Walker Arena to host North assists and just 9.3 turnovers. ment. Reserves have averaged 30 offensive coordinator Kyle Shorter University. the loss. The Hawks made 25 Alabama on Thursday. The GSC “I definitely think we’re getting points per game - up from 19.2 last Shanahan getting the head The Flames (9-11, 5-9 GSC) trips to the line and made 20. matchup is scheduled for 8 p.m. as more mature,” redshirt freshman season - to account for 39 percent coach job. He had a second entered the night tied with Shorter outrebounded Lee by a part of Lee’s Hoops For Hope Night. guard Lamonte Turner said. of Tennessee’s scoring. Tennessee’s interview with York this week- Shorter and West Georgia for the 34-30 margin and turned seven “Guys are starting to really bench outscored Kentucky’s end and is the only remaining final spot. West Georgia (5-8 offensive rebounds into 11 sec- understand their roles and what reserves 37-4 on Tuesday. candidate. He can’t sign a con- GSC) was idle Monday. ond-chance points. Lee scored tract with San Francisco until Lee placed four players in dou- nine second-chance points off Patriots after the Falcons play the ble digits, with Rico Overall lead- four offensive rebounds. Super Bowl next Sunday ing the way with 20 points. Lee made 16 of 44 (.364) shots From Page 10 UT Women against New England. Overall was 3 for 5 from behind from the field and was 4 for 18 Lynch played for the arc and made 7-of-10 free- (.222) from behind the arc. The session and before New From Page 9 Shanahan’s father, Mike, for throw attempts. Jervon Johnson Hawks were 25 for 55 (.455) England’s. The Falcons’ captains four seasons in Denver. made 12-of-13 free throws on his overall and made 9 of 26 (.346) 3- weren’t subjected to any such most of the first half, it’s going to much they can struggle with way to 16 points and five pointers. jeers. impact you in ways you can’t Coates and Wilson out of the line- rebounds. Shorter was led by Phil It wasn’t in direct response to even prepare for,” South Carolina up. Keevin Tyus converted 7-of-8 Taylor’s 26 points and five that moment, but Kraft did say coach Dawn Staley said. DeShields reunited with child- DIAMONDS trips to the charity stripe and fin- assists. Taylor entered the game something that reflects how his The Lady Vols looked much hood friends Kaela Davis and ished with 16 markers. Tyus also as the top scorer in NCAA team hardly engenders the same better than their 14-7 record. Allisha Gray of South Carolina. WANTED pulled down a team-high eight Division II with 34.2 points per warm feelings across America Tennessee shot 54.8 percent for Gray and DeShields played $100-$100,000 rebounds. game. that the Cubs recently did. the first half, its best showing in together at North Carolina before BEST PRICES IN 4 YEARS Ryan Montgomery was the Damerit Brown posted 19 “Jealousy and envy are incred- its past eight games. each transferred. “It’s good to see • GOLD • SILVER final Flame to hit double-figures. markers and Amonte Potter ible diseases,” he said. “We try to The Gamecocks once more them happy and in a good place,” BUY OR SELL Montgomery made 6-of-7 free added 14 points and six take it and turn it into something showed how dependent they are DeShields said. “I told them good throws on his way to 10 points. rebounds. Eric Ross posted a that’s positive.” on their two tall stars — and how luck and keep playing hard.” RICK DAVIS GOLD Fans attending took part in a AND DIAMONDS card display in honor of the late RickDavisGoldandDiamonds.net Pat Summitt that spelled out “We 423-499-9162 Back Pat” in the lower bowl of the 5301 Brainerd Rd. Mustangs Colonial Life Arena between the From Page 9 third and fourth quarters. Tennessee coach Holly Warlick Women’s a Cappella tact with 6:07 before halftime. last seven points of her 11-point points tied the highest scoring a lot of shots go down tonight.” thanked the Gamecocks for the is coming to Cleveland! Trimiar boosted her career quarter to go ahead 52-21. outing of the season for Bob The Mustangs added two more tribute, although she didn’t get to Come out to our open house! rebounding total to 998 and fin- “The difference in the game Williams’ squad since an 83-59 threes from Bryce Nunnelly and see it. If she had, Warlick said ished with 12 points, 10 was the press,” Cretton said. “We home win against McMinn Jordan Munck in the third quar- Summitt would’ve likely said to rebounds and three steals, but a got some easy buckets, and that Central Jan. 10. ter. Nunnelly finished with 11 “Get my butt in the huddle and depleted Soddy-Daisy squad helped the cause.” Murphy made four of his points and three treys, while coach.” without an outside shooter and The Lady Mustangs were also team’s six shots from beyond the Munck had eight points and two Tennessee returns home to its starting point guard out due led by junior Emily Anderson, arc to spark a 28-16 first quarter threes. play LSU on Thursday night. South Carolina travels to No. 25 to injury saw a close game slip who scored six points in the first advantage for the Mustangs, who Walker Valley’s bench was February 4th - 2-5 PM away before halftime. quarter and finished with 14 to had seven players score in the impressive as it totaled a season- Kentucky on Thursday night. Lay brought the lead to double lead all bench scorers. Lay added first eight minutes. high 32 points. Dustin Bunton Ocoee Middle School digits as she went around her eight points. “We need him to hit those went hard to the hoop in the defender with a nice swim move “Emily is definitely a finisher,” shots,” Williams said of Murphy. fourth quarter, as he scored nine and knocked down a close-range Cretton said. “She played with “Especially in the postseason points and made all five free shot in the paint for a 25-15 lead confidence and had a really good because he can do that and get throws. with 2:45 in the second quarter. game tonight.” hot. He becomes that extra Alex Duke added seven points, “INVEST IN YOUR Two thefts by Davis resulted in Walker Valley had nine differ- weapon for us when he is able to while Skyler Swafford, Zeke her 12th and 13 points of the ent players make a field goal. A get hot like that.” Westfield and Zakkas each COMMUNITY!” first half and assisted a Macey strong defensive effort and 16 An accurate pass from Nathan scored four. Clark layup to cap a 14-0 run to steals helped its offense shoot Zakkas to Cooper Melton for a “We have some good young take full command, 32-15, with 23-of-34 (.676) on 2-point field layup caught high above the rim players too,” Williams said. “It is 48 seconds left in the first half. goals. by the soon to be Tennessee good to get everyone some min- Not only was the press defense The Lady Mustangs played its walk-on receiver made for a 35- utes.” on fire for the Lady Mustangs in entire roster with Miriana Patel’s 20 advantage with 5:40 before gAMe suMMArIes gIrLs the third quarter, so was their left-baseline jumper being the the half. Melton scored 11 points soddy-Daisy 11 6 4 3 — 24 floor general. Davis single-hand- and blocked a game-high three Walker Valley 16 16 20 7 — 59 last field goal for the home team LADY TrojANs (24) — Alexis Trimiar 12, Davis 4, Dent 4, edly scored over her season aver- up 59-22 with two minutes left in shots. Kearney 1, Pruett 1, Hall 1, Hambry 1, Prestwood. age of 10 points and helped her Kolten Gibson connected on LADY MusTANgs (59) — Abbey Davis 24, Emily regulation. Anderson 14, Lay 8, Walker 4, Kile 3, Clark 2, Jones 2, Patel team hold the Lady Trojans to his second and third 3-pointer 2, Nipper 2, Frost, Knipp, Fowler, Gibson, Harris. MUSTANGS 83 3-point goals: SD 0; WV 3 (Davis, Lay, Kile). four points in the period. on back-to-back possessions in Free throws: SD 6-of-13; WV 4-of-9. Davis put on a show as she TROJANS 49 the final minute to surpass records: SD 6-16, 1-7 District 5-AAA; WV 13-9, 6-4 District 5-AAA. stole yet another pass and then Two quarters was all it took for Walker Valley’s previous season- BoYs soddy-Daisy 16 12 8 13 — 49 faked out her defender in step- Walker Valley to top its final high from deep and create a 55- Walker Valley 28 27 15 13 — 83 ping back to hit a 14-foot jumper point total in three of the last 28 lead at halftime. Lady Lions (29) — Doug Volker 16, Jake Flippo 10, Perez 9, Burke 4, Coffelt 4, Massengale 3, Patton 2, Humphreys 1, to take a 47-19 lead with 2:38 four district outings, and to “I did not even realize how Branum, Durain. left in third. break its previous season-high of many threes we hit until half- Mustangs (83) — Dakota Murphy 15, Cooper Melton 11, Bryce Nunnelly 11, Gibson 9, Bunton 9, Muck 8, Duke 7, The nephew of former major nine 3-pointers. time,” Williams said. “It was a Swafford 4, Zakkas 4, Westfield 4, Eslinger 1. 3-point goals: SD 5 (Volker 2, Massengale 1, Flippo 1, Cleveland Daily Banner league pitcher Jason Davis, who The up-tempo offense execut- surprise to see us shoot like this Perez 1); WV 3 (Murphy 5, Gibson 3, Nunnelly 3, Muck 2). is a current Walker Valley assis- ed in major ways and hit big because we had not shot the ball Free throws: SD 10-of-14; WV 13-of-17. Serving Our Community Since 1854 records: SD 1-20, 0-9 District 5-AAA; WV 12-10, 5-5 tant baseball coach, scored the shots without hesitation, as 83 well in a while. It was good to see District 5-AAA. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com In today’s electronic age, protect your computers At the risk of placing a song in your government to follow. This allows for tices. It is now possible to rob and steal unsecure location. head for the next two hours (or even OUR the orderly progression of requests, identities (and more) from the comfort 5. Ignore unsolicited emails and be the next two days), many of those who COUNTY analysis and then possible amend- of a thief’s home, library or their very wary of free downloads from free- were born in the 1950s and 1960s ments to be made in such a way to not favorite place of choice, as long as they ware and shareware sites. remember the Jackson Five’s song Bradley only keep them on time, but to also have internet access. Each of these five items, and many “ABC.” County Mayor help each of the more than 70 different Bradley County and many other local more, are used each and every day Now, that was as easy as 1-2-3 and departments to each have their time in and regional governments have seen an across Bradley County government sys- helps lead into this week’s column con- D. Gary Davis the overall process. uptick in both the frequency and the tems, to minimize the possibility of cerning the progress being made in I look forward to working with each sophistication of those who seek to nefarious access to our citizens’ data Bradley County government; namely in person involved in the process to not electronically do harm. There are many needed for local government to function. accessibility, budgets and computing notification of possible concerns. only provide the best possible services more ways to help prevent attacks and Thank you for the opportunity to upgrades. During this month, the parking area to our community, but to do so in a protect your personal, home and busi- serve as your Bradley County mayor, American Disabilities Act compliance for adaptive mobility access has been responsible, efficient and effective way. ness computer systems than I could not only in the past, but also during is not only an idea whose time has upgraded, and with the wonderful help Computers have become an integral possibly mention here, but please at this exciting time of change and what come, it is the law. Bradley County gov- of the Cleveland Department of Public part of each of our lives. This can be least incorporate these five items to seems like a time of information ava- ernment strives to do our best for all of Works, improvements were also made seen as a blessing and also a curse. your personal routine: lanche. our citizens, residents and each visitor to allow much improved, safer and The blessing is that many processes 1. Update your operating systems The ability to navigate successfully to our multiple buildings. more gradual accessibility from 2nd that used to consume multiple hours of regularly. during this time is definitely a team In an attempt to meet the require- Street to the ramp system of the west- each workday are now transformed into 2. Back up your information and effort, and I am honored to serve each ments of Section 504 of the side entrance to the Bradley County brief segments of our day, and along files, and preferably keep them in a of you with an amazing team of elected, Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Courthouse. with the increased productivity, the separate location. appointed, employed and volunteer Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Budgets are “always on my mind,” invariable mistake that may occur has 3. Create difficult passwords, change members. we are constantly looking at ways of but unlike Elvis Presley and Willie also been reduced in its frequency. them regularly and do not use the This method of service has not only improving our facilities within budget Nelson, I work with others to develop, The curse may be that those who same password for every account. served us all well in the past, but is constraints. I have named Dr. Lindsay implement and then follow a budgetary seek the good part of the process of 4. Control access to your machine. It another reason that the future is full of L. Hathcock as our ADA coordinator process. Last week, the Bradley County improving work are now more suscepti- defies logic to develop passwords and great promise for us all. and as such, he is the initial and pri- Commission voted in a work session to ble to those who seek to cause harm security profiles and then leave a com- Bradley County truly is Tennessee at mary local contact for information and adopt a budget calendar for our local and disrupt common business prac- puter unattended, logged on and in an its best! DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE

"For those who do not think, it is best at least to rearrange their prejudices once in a while." — Luther Burbank, American horticulturist (1849-1926) Dear Annie: I am hoping this letter can help open the public’s eyes to the fact that kids, not just adults, can have mental ill- ness issues. They often appear normal to others, and even their President Trump, please families tend to forget that these issues — severe anxiety, for example — are going on inside don’t build that big wall their minds. My granddaughter has certain resident Trump's new get- They often suffered discrimina- sensitivities and has been both- tough attitude on immigra- tion. ered in recent months by tion has already stopped But they were free to come strangers coming up to her, and P I want to remind everyone that one Mexican from coming to the and go as temporary guest under no circumstances should United States. workers of America, not illegal a stranger touch a child. We Trouble is, the Mexican who invaders. have encountered problems with stayed home was President They could work, save their this many times. Enrique Pena Nieto. money and, unlike illegal immi- Before Halloween, I was at a President Nieto wasn't com- grants today, could then easily pumpkin patch with my grand- ing here illegally, and he wasn't return to Mexico. daughter. The man selling TODAY IN HISTORY pumpkins said to me, “You can captured in Jeff Davis County, The United States and leave your granddaughter with Texas, by one of Trump's Mexico both benefitted from the me. We will carve a pumpkin, friends in the Border Patrol. Bracero pro- (AP) — Today is Tuesday, Jan. In 1961, NASA launched Ham died in Austin, Texas, at age 62. and you can come back and pick But the Mexican leader and gram, which in 31, the 31st day of 2017. There the Chimp aboard a Mercury- Five years ago: Republican her up.” I politely said no. My President Trump decided to the long run are 334 days left in the year. Redstone rocket from Cape Mitt Romney routed Newt granddaughter picked out a scrap their planned summit had a huge Today’s Highlight in History: Canaveral; Ham was recovered Gingrich in the Florida primary, pumpkin, and he touched her on On Jan. 31, 1917, during safely from the Atlantic Ocean rebounding from an earlier after trading some testy tweets impact on the arm. We got in the car, and World War I, Germany served following his 16 1/2-minute sub- defeat. The breast-cancer charity she was near tears, saying, “He about whether or not Mexico American cul- notice that it was beginning a orbital flight. Susan G. Komen for the Cure set scared me, and he touched me. I was going to pay for a new wall ture, the agri- policy of unrestricted submarine In 1971, astronauts Alan off a furor by deciding to halt its will never go back there again.” along the U.S. southern border. culture busi- warfare. Shepard, Edgar Mitchell and partnerships with Planned That same day, we stopped at On this date: Stuart Roosa blasted off aboard Parenthood affiliates (Komen Don't worry. Reagan ness and the a chain drugstore, and the sales There won't be another northerly flow In 1606, Guy Fawkes, convict- Apollo 14 on a mission to the reversed itself three days later). clerk bent over and grabbed the ed of treason for his part in the moon. Retired Cardinal Anthony Mexican-American war. of illegal immigration. pompoms on my granddaugh- “Gunpowder Plot” against the In 1980, Queen Juliana of the Bevilacqua, who led the Roman ter’s hat, which she had just got- Nieto will be back in good The program was ended in English Parliament and King Netherlands announced she Catholic Archdiocese of time and he and Donald will 1964 in part because of ten at a craft show. The clerk James I, was executed. would abdicate on her birthday Philadelphia for more than 15 bopped my granddaughter on make their deal. President John F. Kennedy's In 1797, composer Franz the following April, to be suc- years, died at age 88. the face with the dangly pom- But before the two leaders concerns that the cheap labor Schubert was born in Vienna, ceeded by her daughter, Princess One year ago: A triple bomb- pom. Thank goodness she didn’t Austria. Beatrix. ing killed at least 45 people in a meet face-to-face — and before of braceros was hurting have a meltdown in the store. In 1865, the U.S. House of In 1990, McDonald’s Corp. predominantly Shiite Muslim Trump starts spending his American workers and because Representatives joined the opened its first fast-food restau- suburb south of the Syrian capi- Once we were in the car, she was weekends in Texas pouring of political pressure from self- Senate in passing the 13th rant in Moscow. tal. Israel’s Cabinet voted to allow near tears again. She said she concrete footers on the border interested farm labor unions. Amendment to the United States In 2000, an Alaska Airlines non-Orthodox Jewish prayer at would never wear this hat again — Trump should get his busy By ending it and replacing it Constitution abolishing slavery, MD-83 jet crashed into the the Western Wall in Jerusalem, because a stranger had touched sending it to states for ratifica- Pacific Ocean off Port Hueneme, marking a historic show of sup- her on the face with her own hat. staff to dust off, update and with nothing, the federal gov- In a local mall, we were sitting improve the Bracero program. ernment and Congress essen- tion. (The amendment was California, killing all 88 people port for liberal streams of adopted in December 1865.) Gen. aboard. Judaism. Novak Djokovic main- in an eatery, when an older man Most Americans — especially tially created the illegal immi- Robert E. Lee was named gener- Ten years ago: President tained his perfect streak in six came over and started asking the politicians in Washington — gration issue in the United al-in-chief of the Confederate George W. Bush, visiting Wall Australian Open finals with a 6- about my daughter. My grand- have no idea what the Bracero States. States Army by President Street, delivered his “State of the 1, 7-5, 7-6 (3) victory over Andy daughter was again upset by a program was. It turned good men from Jefferson Davis. Economy” speech in which he Murray. Team Irvin won a 49-27 stranger and thanked me for not But from 1942 until 1964, Mexico who wanted to come In 1929, revolutionary Leon took aim at lavish salaries and victory over Team Rice in the NFL telling him her name. Trotsky and his family were bonuses for corporate executives, Pro Bowl. “Grease Live” aired on In the future, these people when the federal government's here to work into criminals. may touch a child in front of program was eliminated, it They had to break into the expelled from the Soviet Union. saying their pay should be tied to Fox television. In 1934, President Franklin D. how much they helped their com- Today’s Birthdays: Actress someone who will turn them in. made illegal immigration from United States to find work and Roosevelt signed the Gold panies’ shareholders. Delaware Carol Channing is 96. Composer Please don’t touch kids you don’t Mexico largely unnecessary by then break out of America if Reserve Act. Sen. Joe Biden formally Philip Glass is 80. Former know or don’t have permission allowing the free flow of they wanted to see their fami- In 1945, Pvt. Eddie Slovik, 24, launched his second bid for the Interior Secretary James Watt is to touch, even if they are so cute Mexican agricultural workers lies again. became the first U.S. soldier Democratic presidential nomina- 79. Princess Beatrix of the you can hardly resist. — into and out of the United Many Mexican immigrants since the Civil War to be executed tion. Some three dozen blinking Netherlands, the former queen Concerned Grandmother States. here illegally had little choice for desertion, as he was shot by electronic devices planted regent, is 79. Actor Stuart Dear Concerned: I’m sure an American firing squad in around Boston threw a scare into Margolin is 77. Actress Jessica many of these strangers are just Over 22 years, about 4.5 mil- but to stay, and then have their France. the city in what turned out to be Walter is 76. Former U.S. Rep. trying to be friendly, but thank lion Mexican nationals worked families sneak across the bor- In 1958, the United States a marketing campaign for the Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., is 76. you for reminding all of us to temporarily on the vegetable der to join them. entered the Space Age with its Cartoon Network TV show “Aqua Blues singer-musician Charlie respect the personal space of and fruit farms of California and Fifty years and millions of ille- first successful launch of a satel- Teen Hunger Force.” Best-selling Musselwhite is 73. Actor Glynn children. It’s always best to exer- the Southwest. gal immigrants later, the south- lite into orbit, Explorer I. author and columnist Molly Ivins Turman is 71. cise that caution. The braceros were poor ern border is closed in both peasants. They were seasonal directions and President Trump workers. They did hard agricul- is looking to waste billions on a Record 32.6M foreign Cleveland Daily Banner tural work that not enough wall he thinks will keep it that – – Americans were willing to do. way. Established in 1854 They were greeted and But before he starts construc- tourists visit Thailand EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR processed by U.S. officials at tion, he should get rid of the BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand It said the country’s tourism Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy collection stations at the border. government regulations, laws received a record 32.59 million industry is projected to bring in They signed contracts with and red tape that have created foreign visitors last year, with 733 billion baht ($20.8 billion) GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR the farmers and companies that our illegal immigration problem. revenue beating expectations in the first quarter of this year, Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts employed them, then worked Then he should come up with and likely to exceed previous up 8 percent from the first quar- forecasts this year by growing ter of 2016. Officials said their long hours for low wages. a new version of the Bracero ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR It was far from perfect. The program, so that the Mexicans 10 percent or more, officials estimates, covering foreign and said Monday. domestic tourists combined, Rick Norton Jack Bennett braceros weren't treated as well who want to work in America Thailand is proving popular indicate tourism revenue for all as they should have been by can come in legally through a even as terror scares, including of 2017 may surpass earlier ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER their bosses or the government. gate, not over a wall. a series of bombings in resorts forecasts of 2.77 trillion baht Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer towns killing four people, and ($78.5 billion). ––––––– the death of King Bhumibol Thailand is the eleventh most- (About the writer: Michael Reagan is the son of President Ronald Adulyadej had hotels and tour visited country in the world and LIFESTYLES EDITOR PRESS SUPERVISOR Reagan, a political consultant and the author of "The New Reagan guides across the country on boasted the sixth largest William Wright Richard Yarber Revolution.” He is the founder of the email service reagan.com and edge. 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Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017—13 ‘Man Up’ From Page 1 check and balance the content on our listenership and our viewer- social media,” Lowe said. “So, the “The concept is simply ship,” Lowe said. “I know people idea is to ‘man up’ with all the in an age of social media stop me and say they enjoy the nonsense that gets regurgitated where people are show.” on social media.” constantly consuming He said one of the suggestion He said the show seeks to find social media without any he hears most often is running if there is any substance to items checks or balances, the show five days of week, that are constatly being shared in probably a good talk instead of just three. the social media universe. radio show is the only “That is kind of tough right “We develop our content out of way you ever check and now,” he said. “Ultimately, that what is trending on social media,” would be a great thing to do.” balance the content on Lowe said. “We’re still trying to find a com- Lowe said he had a conversa- social media. So, the idea fortable place in content,” Lowe tion with MIX 104.1’s Steve is to ‘man up’ with all the said. “It’s very difficult to address Hartline last year who was look- nonsense that gets local issues without someone get- ing for some afternoon program- regurgitated on social ting angry. I can talk about the ming. media.” White House all day long and “I felt the 1-2 p.m. time slot — Adam Lowe people don’t get angry. But, if I so was something I could do,” he much as talk about what’s hap- said. “I had made some profes- pening in a local school or some- AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File sional adjustments that allowed thing like that, people get very IN thIs JuNe 25, 2016, file photo, Cub Scouts watch a race during the Second Annual World me to do that. I had built a great He said the new partnership defensive.” Championship Pinewood Derby in New York’s Times Square. The Boy Scouts of America announced partnership with Mix 104.1 and between the television and radio Lowe said it is not the show’s that it will allow transgender children who identify as boys to enroll in its boys only programs. my other business, Stage AVL, as station “has built a bridge.” intention “to create drama.” well as Woodman Life, the other “I hope a lot of other shows and “We try to be pragmatic with business I run.” people will cross for our commu- things,” he said. “I’m proud to say Lowe said he wanted to do nity over time,” Lowe said. on this show we dispelled a very Boy Scouts allows transgender something different and “then Videos of “Man Up, America” toxic rumor that if you live in the talked to my circle of confidants.” are now also shown on WTNB’s city and your children did not “There is about 20 of them I Facebook channel. play in the city basketball league, ask what they thought and I trust “Part of us housing this show they would not have the opportu- kids into boys-only programs their opinion. One of those is here is we are a fan of local tele- nity to play in middle and high Robert Thompson,” he said. “We vision and of what WTNB has school. We got representatives of DALLAS (AP) — A New Jersey finally called and they did say then began to see the vision.” done,” Lowe said. “National the schools to say that was woman whose son was asked to “I’m so grateful. I this, but I’m still angry.” Lowe said it was a “rocky broadcasters are never going to absolutely absurd.” leave his Boy Scouts troop after really am that they’re Maldonado said the decision to beginning.” cover our high school games, Lowe talks about the show’s leaders found out he is transgen- accepting and that there remove her son from the troop “There had never been a direct wrestling matches or mayoral logo which combines a mustache der said she has mixed emotions won’t be any issues. They made him feel different, and she stream broadcast to the radio forums. So, local television is and a beard. about the organization’s decision (other transgender wanted to make sure he knew the station from the WTNB studios,” important.” “‘Man up’ is not meant to be in to allow transgender children who youth) won’t have to go troop made a mistake. he said. “There are some techno- He said the reaction to the gender terms,” he explained. “It’s identify as boys to enroll in its through what my son The Boy Scouts said the enroll- logical limitations on how we show so far has been “mostly pos- ‘man up’ in the colloquial sense boys-only programs. went through. It’s a big ment decision goes into effect The Boy Scouts of America immediately. transmit, but we work around itive.” — to face the issues directly and change for everybody that.” “I’m surprised at our reach, to face the facts.” announced Monday that enroll- “Our organization’s local coun- ment in its boys-only programs that all are accepted now cils will help find units that can will now be based on the gender a ... I’m so delighted that provide for the best interest of the child or parent lists on his appli- they finally called and child,” the statement said. cation to become a scout, rather they did say this, but I’m Zach Wahls, co-founder of the Credit than the gender listed on the still angry.” — Kristie groups Scouts for Equality, called child’s birth certificate. Maldonado the decision historic. From Page 1 Eight-year-old Joe Maldonado “The decision to allow trans- was asked to leave his scout troop gender boys to participate in the reminded the audit committee purchaser.” in Secaucus, New Jersey, last fall Monday night when a Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and the Boy Scouts that his office has many more “I think what we need is Reeder said that the majority after parents and leaders found representative called to tell her the is an important step forward for employees than offices that were a system where everybody of the issues are from credit out he is transgender. The organi- organization would allow her son this American institution,” he also violating the policy. communicates, then we card receipts not being signed zation’s statement did not specifi- to re-enroll in his troop. wrote in a statement posted to He said his office’s policy is if should have no problems. I properly. He added that the pol- cally mention Joe’s case, but said Maldonado said she would like social media. “We are incredibly someone doesn’t turn in a think the policy is very icy does address the possibility it changed the policy because of her son to rejoin the Secaucus proud of Joe Maldonado — the receipt without a valid excuse, simple and not of a lost receipt, but that this is the larger conversation about gen- troop, but only if the scout leader transgender boy from New Jersey that person will not receive com- complicated, but it has not rare. der identity taking place around who threw him out of the troop whose expulsion last year ignited pensation for the purchases. been followed by some It was not discussed by the the country. leaves. this controversy — and his moth- Rawls reminded the sheriff department heads or by audit committee if the issue “For more than 100 years, the She said Joe, who will turn 9 on er Kristie for their courage in and committee that it is the would be presented to the full the purchaser.” Boy Scouts of America, along with Wednesday, has spoken publicly doing what they knew was right. money from the county’s coffers commission. Rawls said that he — Commissioner Dan schools, youth sports and other about the incident. She called him We are also proud of the Boy that would be in question, not wants to have another commit- youth organizations, have ulti- a “ham” and noted he had a big Scouts for deciding to do the Rawls funds made by employee, tee meeting in the next few mately deferred to the information birthday party on Saturday with right thing.” because the county ultimately months to discuss the audit on an individual’s birth certificate the mayor of Secaucus in atten- Boy Scouts of America leaders pays the bill. results further. to determine eligibility for our sin- dance. lifted a blanket ban on gay troop Assessor of Property Stanley ment for less than a year, but Along with Rawls, audit com- gle-gender programs,” the state- “I’m so grateful. I really am that leaders and employees in July Thompson said he has used a was unaware that there were mittee members present ment said. “However, that they’re accepting and that there 2015 amid intense pressure. The credit card for 15 to 20 years, any problems before the audit. Monday included County approach is no longer sufficient as won’t be any issues. They (other group decided in 2013 — after and never questioned adhering “I think what we need is a sys- Commissioners Milan Blake, communities and state laws are transgender youth) won’t have to heated debate — to allow openly to the policy. tem where everybody communi- Thomas Crye and Charlotte interpreting gender identity differ- go through what my son went gay youth as scouts. Troy Spence, EMA director, cates, then we should have no Peak. Committee member Mike ently, and these laws vary widely through,” Maldonado said by The national Girl Scouts organ- said that his office has “a pretty problems,” said Rawls about the Hughes was unable to attend from state to state.” phone Monday. “It’s a big change ization, which is not affiliated with good system in place.” Bradley policy. “I think the policy is very the meeting. Also in attendance Kristie Maldonado, Joe’s moth- for everybody that all are accepted the Boy Scouts, has accepted County Fire-Rescue Chief simple and not complicated, but were committee members Alan er, said she had mixed emotions now ... I’m so delighted that they transgender members for years. Shawn Fairbanks has only been it has not been followed by some Burns, Buster Stuart and at the helm of the fire depart- department heads or by the Dewayne Thompson. White House confirms it won’t Guardians roll back LGBTQ protections From Page 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — President have a say in potential court chal- vowed to gut much of President Donald Trump on Tuesday said lenges to gay marriage rights. The Barack Obama’s work from the he won’t roll back federal work- Supreme Court legalized same sex past eight years and had been Rodney Curvin, safety and envi- blending of nitrogen waste.” place protections for gay, lesbian, marriage in 2015, but efforts are scrutinizing the 2014 order. ronmental manager. “Each year the Information used during the bisexual, transgender people and underway in some states to try to Obama’s directive protects people On hand to receive the Kentucky-Tennessee presentations also described queer, giving a rare nod of restrict the scope of the decision. from LGBTQ discrimination while Duracell honor were Scott Water Environment Duracell. approval to President Barack “President Trump continues to working for federal contractors. Hensley, health, safety and Association awards “Duracell manufactures high- Obama’s work on the issue. be respectful and supportive of Human Rights Campaign, an environmental program leader; industries for their performance alkaline batteries In a statement released early LGBTQ rights, just as he was opponent of the Trump adminis- Aaron McCann, site environ- outstanding performance composed of steel, zinc and morning, the White House said throughout the election,” accord- tration, said it isn’t convinced of mental lead; and Robin Craft, in the pretreatment of manganese,” Henderson cited. Obama’s 2014 executive order ing to the White House statement. the president’s commitment to wastewater operator. industrial wastewater. “The operation begins with the prohibiting LGBTQ workplace dis- “The president is proud to have LGBTQ rights. HRC President “We are pleased to recognize can or container manufacture This involves operating crimination would remain intact been the first ever GOP nominee Chad Griffin said Trump “has left both Cormetech and Duracell all the way to the final produc- “at the direction” of Trump. to mention the LGBTQ communi- the key question unanswered — through the Kentucky- complex processes and tion of several types of finished maintaining permit The announcement came just ty in his nomination acceptance will he commit to opposing any Tennessee Water Environment cell batteries: alkaline, recharge- hours before Trump was to speech, pledging then to protect executive actions that allow gov- Association for their efforts and requirements.” able, USB battery packs and — Tim Henderson announce his pick for the the community from violence and ernment employees, taxpayer- commitment to being good stew- coin (button) batteries.” Supreme Court. That nominee, if oppression.” funded organizations or even com- ards of our environment,” Like Cormetech, Duracell pro- confirmed by the Senate, would The Trump administration has panies to discriminate?” Henderson said in making the vides heavily monitored pre- plaque presentations. companies and the type of work, treatment because of its opera- “Operating a business in an and products, they provide. tional processes. environmentally responsible Based on information given “Because Duracell is classi- manner brings benefits to us during the awards, “Cormetech fied as a federally listed categor- Schools all. We are also thankful for the is the industry’s leading ical (battery) producer, the com- jobs and investment in our com- Selective Catalytic Reduction pany operates an extensive pre- From Page 1 munity by these companies.” (SCR) Honeycomb Catalyst man- treatment process,” Henderson Henderson stressed the two ufacturer and full life-cycle cat- explained. “Duracell’s pretreat- justice and to continue to pro- next big capital outlay budget companies have gone a com- alyst and on-site service solu- ment includes an impressive tect our Bradley County voters,” “It went very well. It priority, though the exact cost of bined total of 13 years without a tion provider for ‘scrubbing’ four-stage process involving Dillard said. also gave our new the repairs is still unknown. violation: Cormetech has gone effluent gases in power genera- two-stage reaction/pH adjust- If approved, her new contract members a chance to get Cash and the board also dis- six years without a violation, tion industrial and petrochemi- ments, micro-filtering, and fine would take effect in 2018. In the hang of things, while cussed improving the school and Duracell has gone seven. cal industries worldwide. [The pH adjustment prior to waste- 2015, the board hired Cash on a also giving the other system’s teacher mentoring pro- “This award recognizes how company’s] catalysts are used water release.” three-year contract slated to last board members some gram, improving academic inter- working together, both the utili- He added, “They also operate on boilers, turbines and engines through May 2018. good updates.” vention for struggling students, ties and the industries, brings oil and grease removal equip- for stationary, marine and The board wrapped up its — Rodney Dillard adding more college dual enroll- benefits to all of our residents,” mobile operations. Cormetech’s ment from ultrafiltration, and a Sunday session by deciding on a ment opportunities, teachers Henderson said. catalyst formulation and cell filter press for sludge reclama- timeline for its 2017-18 budget. integrating technology into their The CU leader also credited pitch are customized for each tion and disposal. In addition, Dillard said the board plans to classes and looking at school the work of two of his own. flue gas application, ensuring this company is greatly commit- schedule a work session to dis- cleaning service contracts. “I would like to recognize high nitrogen oxide reduction ted to environmental conserva- cuss the budget in March. This ter, so they do better on their “It went very well,” Dillard Steve Barger and Karen Hall in efficiency and high mercury oxi- tion as evidenced through their would begin discussions which ACT exams. said of the retreat. “It also gave our (CU) Environmental dation rate at a very low-pres- sustainable packaging solutions would lead to the board eventu- Despite some challenges with our new members a chance to Regulatory Compliance sure loss.” and ‘CALL2RECYCLE’ pro- ally voting on the budget in May. math, Cash said the school sys- get the hang of things, while also Department for working closely This type of manufacturing grams.” Saturday, the board had dis- tem is seeing success in reading. giving the other board members with our local industries in the process requires detailed atten- Henderson called it an cussed everything from math Bradley County Schools is also some good updates.” pretreatment of industrial tion for protecting the water “honor” and an “opportunity” for instruction to capital projects. seeing more work-based learning Cash also said it went well wastewater,” he stated. “We environment, Henderson noted. Cleveland Utilities to nominate Cash spoke to the board opportunities become available and that she feels positive about would also be remiss if we did “Cormetech has diligently and Cormetech and Duracell for the about math instruction and how for high school students, as more how she and the board “operat- not acknowledge Cleveland successfully operated an on-site Kentucky-Tennessee WEA teachers say they need more local businesses are beginning to ing as one unit” to support the Associated Industries for their pretreatment facility designed to awards. support to help students offer internships. teachers and students of efforts in providing opportuni- control the discharge of various Spokespersons from both improve. She said remedies to The board also outlined some Bradley County. ties to industries to partner with parameters including nitrogen companies agreed they were this may include adding a new of its capital outlay needs, The school board will have its others.” and pH,” he said. “This requires “proud” to partner with local system-level math coordinator. including repairs at Bradley next regular meeting on Feb. 9 During the presentation, the operation of a pH neutral- utility companies like CU, as She also spoke of how some Central High School. Repairing at 5:30 p.m., at Bradley County Henderson presented detailed ization system, mixing and set- well as with the two-state say high school students should sinking floors and cracking walls Schools’ administrative offices information about both local tling processes, and controlled organization. take math classes every semes- at the school was said to be the on South Lee Highway. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com U.S. military botches online fight against Islamic State

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — On any because he was friends with tracting process at all,” Garcia given day at MacDill Air Force Garcia. Bergman was working with said. “So I had no idea what the Base, web crawlers scour social Northrop to prepare the bid. timing of the contract was.” media for potential recruits to the A former British officer, When asked why the photo with Islamic State group. Then, in a Bergman was deployed to Iraq Bergman was taken off Facebook, high-stakes operation to counter while Garcia was there working on Garcia declined to comment. the extremists’ propaganda, lan- psychological operations during Bergman said that his friend- guage specialists employ fictitious the Iraq war. It was well known ship with Garcia, one of many he identities and try to sway the tar- that the two men were close, and has with military officers, is irrele- gets from joining IS ranks. in recent years, contractors often vant. He noted that M&C Saatchi At least that’s how the multimil- saw Bergman at CENTCOM was only a subcontractor. lion-dollar initiative is being sold to offices. “I don’t see why my relationship the Defense Department. In April, defense contractor with somebody in the military A critical national security pro- CACI International held a meeting would have any influence over gram known as “WebOps” is part in Tampa to discuss the bid. Three anything,” he said. of a vast psychological operation contractors on the team said a The whistleblower complaint that the Pentagon says is effective- CACI manager warned a roomful however, filed in December with ly countering an enemy that has of people that Garcia had already Central Command’s inspector gen- used the internet as a devastating told him that he would decide who eral, contended the photo of Garcia tool of propaganda. But an got the contract. The manager said and Bergman created a “clear Associated Press investigation that Garcia indicated that having impression and perception of found the management behind Bergman on the team would help. impropriety.” WebOps is so beset with incompe- So in mid-September, when a The four-page complaint, now AP Photo/Chris O’Meara tence, cronyism and flawed data The MAin gATe at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., is shown. On any given day at MacDill, photo appeared on Facebook under investigation by NCIS, said that multiple people with direct showing Garcia and Bergman the atmosphere at the CENTCOM knowledge of the program say it’s web crawlers anonymously scour social media for potential recruits to the Islamic State group. Then, in together in the Florida Keys, it did division, with routine drinking at having little impact. a high-stakes operation to counter the extremists’ propaganda, language specialists employ fictitious not look good in the eyes of many the office and myriad conflicts of Several current and former identities and try to sway the targets from joining IS ranks. At least, that’s how a new multimillion-dollar contractors. Garcia’s girlfriend interest, led to an “air of untouch- WebOps employees cited multiple contract is being sold to the Defense Department. captured the old friends inside the able invincibility.” examples of civilian Arabic special- Tiki Bar at Gilbert’s Resort in Key Several contractors who spoke ists who have little experience in Largo. They were on her Facebook to AP, among the nearly two dozen counter-propaganda, cannot wrongdoing and described the been running it, it has had no explained that a single tweet could page, shoulder-to-shoulder, smil- either bidding for work or involved speak Arabic fluently and have so complaint as “character assassina- Syrian or Yemeni staff, the AP was be programmed to be sent out to ing and giving the thumbs up. in CENTCOM information opera- little understanding of Islam they tion.” Garcia, who moved to his told in separate interviews with all the followers of a target individ- Within days, the photos had tions, said they suspected undue are no match for the Islamic State new post two months before the two current employees and one ually, multiple times. So the tar- been taken down from her page. influence in the decision for the online recruiters. contract was decided, said he who left recently. gets and their followers get the Two weeks later, the govern- $500 million contract. In his com- It’s hard to establish rapport scrupulously avoided any discus- Engaging in theological discus- same tweets tagged to them over ment announced Northrop had plaint, the whistleblower alleges with a potential terror recruit when sions about the contract with both sions on social media with people and over again. won the contract. Its team includ- that Garcia told him directly at one — as one former worker told the his friend and his former deputy. who are well versed in the Quran is “You send it like a blind copy. ed M&C Saatchi, Bergman’s firm. point that “any team must include AP — translators repeatedly mix His former deputy served on the not for beginners. Iraq and Syria You program it to send a tweet A panel led by the U.S. General Simon Bergman.” up the Arabic words for “salad” five-member panel that reviewed are riven with sectarian violence every five minutes to the whole list Services Administration chose the All the contractors asked for and “authority.” That’s led to open all of the bids. between Shiite and Sunni individually from now until tomor- winner of the contract. Chris anonymity to discuss sensitive ridicule on social media about ref- “Because I was aware of these Muslims, who follow different row,” the former employee said. Hamm, a senior GSA acquisition work because they feared reper- erences to the “Palestinian salad.” conflicts of interest, I intentionally interpretations of Islam. Multiple “Then you see the reports and it executive, said a five-member team cussions for their companies. Four current or former workers kept myself out of that process — workers said that WebOps says yesterday we sent 5,000 scrutinized the technical merits of Colsa, the primary WebOps con- told the AP that they had personal- with any of these contract process- “experts” often trip up on language engagements. Often that means the proposals for the contract. tractor, was not involved in ly witnessed WebOps data being es,” Garcia said. that is specific to one sect or one tweet on Twitter.” The person That team was led by two GSA offi- Northrop’s bid. However, nothing manipulated to create the appear- The whistleblower is a senior region. said that he saw managers print- cials and included three military prevents Northrop from bringing ance of success and that they had manager at a company that lost its “People can tell whether you are ing out the skewed reports for officers — one of whom was the company in as a subcontrac- discussed the problem with many bid for the work. He told AP that he local, or whether you are Sunni or weekly briefings with CENTCOM Marine Corps Lt. Col. Matt tor. other employees who had seen the was investigated for attempting to Shia,” said another former worker, officers. But the volume made it Coughlin, who reported directly to That’s the plan, said several same. Yet the companies carrying accept kickbacks on an unrelated so poorly crafted messages are not look like the WebOps team’s work Garcia before Garcia left his post. contractors who have been briefed out the program for the military’s government contract. He denied effective. He said he left WebOps was “wow, amazing,” he said. Coughlin is the information opera- by Northrop. Such a move would Central Command in Tampa have the allegations, which were made because he was disgusted with the Garcia said Colsa has a done a tions’ liaison with contractors. provide ample funding to keep dodged attempts to implement four years ago, and no charges work. good job under his watch, that the In an interview with AP, Hamm WebOps running for up to five independent oversight and assess- have been filed in the case. A number of the workers com- data is sufficiently scrutinized and said the contract award was han- more years. ment of the data. The problems with the WebOps plained to AP that a large group on the program is succeeding. dled properly. Central Command spokesman operation and the personal bonds staff from Morocco, in North In 2014, a group of more than “The process is designed to Andy Stephens declined repeated underpinning the new contract Africa, were often ignorant of 40 Defense Department data spe- avoid bias,” Hamm said. requests for information about illustrate challenges awaiting Middle Eastern history and culture cialists came to Tampa to evaluate But several other contractors on WebOps and other counter-propa- President Donald Trump. He has — or even the difference between the program. Their unclassified losing teams said Coughlin would Legal Publications ganda programs, which were promised to boost military spend- groups the U.S. considers terrorist report, obtained by AP, identified clearly have been the person on LEGAL PUBLICATION launched under the Obama ing by tens of billions of dollars organizations. The group was so what one of the authors called the panel with the most sway, ORDER OF PUBLICATION, Civil Action No. 2016-CV-254 IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF Administration. And he did not while also cutting waste at the dominant that colleagues jokingly “serious design flaws.” For because of both his technical BRADLEY COUNTY, AT CLEVELAND, STATE Defense Department and ensuring referred to them as “the Moroccan instance, the report found that any OF TENNESSEE. Office, Clerk and Master respond to detailed questions the expertise and the fact that he rep- Chancery Court for Bradley County, Tennessee AP sent on Jan. 10. that contractors aren’t getting mafia.” two analysts were only 69 percent resented CENTCOM. And given the 6 day of January, 2017. James Maxwell Car- ter, Plaintiff vs. Kimberly Thi Bui Carter, Defen- The AP investigation is based on sweetheart deals. A lot of them “don’t know the dif- likely to agree on how to score a Coughlin’s ties with Garcia, they dant. It appearing from the Complaint in this Charles Tiefer, a professor at the ference between Hezbollah and particular engagement. The author cause which is sworn to, that the Defendant Kim- Defense Department and contrac- found that troubling. berly Thi Bui Carter’s current address and place tor documents, emails, photo- University of Baltimore’s law Hamas,” said the employee who said a rate of 90 percent or higher Garcia said that while the bids of employment are unknown. Therefore, ordinary process cannot be served upon her. Services graphs and interviews with more school and a government contract- left to find more meaningful work. is required to draw useful conclu- were being considered, he stayed was attempted at her last known address; how- ing expert, reviewed AP’s findings Hezbollah is an Iran-backed Shiite sions. ever the “Return of Service” states: “Unable to than a dozen people closely away from any discussions of it locate defendant. Defendant’s parents state that involved with WebOps as well as and called Central Command’s group based in Lebanon. Hamas, The report found that comput- with Coughlin, his deputy. So he she is homeless and has warrants for her arrest in Bradley County”. It is, therefore, ordered that interviews with nearly two dozen lack of rigorous oversight inexcus- based in the Gaza Strip and the ers would be as accurate or better didn’t even realize the award said Defendant, Kimberly Thi Bui Carter, will ap- able. West Bank, is the Palestinian than analysts, and could evaluate pear and make defense within thirty (30) days to contractors. The WebOps workers announcement was imminent the Complaint, or the same will be taken for con- requested anonymity due to the “These people should not be branch of the Sunni Muslim effectiveness more quickly — and when he went with Bergman to the fessed as to Kimberly Thi Bui Carter and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy of this Order be sensitive nature of the work and wasting the money consigned to Brotherhood. cheaply. Keys. published for four (4) consecutive weeks in the defend us against terrorism,” said Cathy Dickens, a vice president What Central Command really Cleveland Daily Banner, a newspaper published because they weren’t authorized to “I wasn’t involved with the con- in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee. Within speak publicly. Tiefer, who served on a bipartisan for business management and cor- needed, the report said, was out- that time Defendant is also required to serve a copy of her pleadings upon B. Prince Miller, Jr., The information operations divi- Commission on Wartime porate ethics at Colsa Corp., side oversight. Plaintiff’s attorney whose address is P.O. Box Contracting. The commission referred questions to CENTCOM, “You shouldn’t grade your own 866, Cleveland, TN 37364-0866. Sarah E. Cole- sion that runs WebOps is the com- Legal Publications man, Clerk & Master. B. Prince Miller, Jr. mand’s epicenter for firing back at reported in 2011 that at least $31 which declined comment. homework,” said the author, a for- (BPR#1793) Attorney for Plaintiff. billion was lost to waste and fraud ___ mer U.S. military officer and data LEGAL PUBLICATION January 17, 24, 31; February 7, 2017 the Islamic State’s online propa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ganda machine, using the internet in Iraq and Afghanistan. “YOU SHOULDN’T GRADE specialist once stationed at Central IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY ___ YOUR OWN HOMEWORK” Command. The author, one of COUNTY, TENNESSEE PROBATE DIVISION LEGAL PUBLICATION to sway public opinion in a swath IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES MICHAEL CHEAT- NOTICE TO CREDITORS of the globe that stretches from “DO YOU SPEAK ARABIC?” To determine whether WebOps many people who signed off on the HAM, Deceased. No. 2017-PR-020. NOTICE TO IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY CREDITORS ESTATE OF: JAMES MICHAEL COUNTY, TENNESSEE PROBATE DIVISION Central Asia to the Horn of Africa. In a large office room filled with actually dissuades people from report, spoke on condition of CHEATHAM (Deceased). Notice is hereby given IN RE: ESTATE OF NANCY CAROL SPENCE, cubicles at Central Command, becoming radicalized, Colsa’s scor- anonymity for fear of professional that on the 25th day of January, 2017, Letters Deceased. No. 2017-PR-8. NOTICE TO CREDI- Early last year, the government Testamentary in respect of the Estate of JAMES TORS ESTATE OF: NANCY CAROL SPENCE opened the bidding on a new about 120 people, many of them ing team analyzes the interactions retribution. MICHAEL CHEATHAM, Deceased, who died (Deceased). Notice is hereby given that on the October 31, 2016, were issued to the under- 12th day of January, 2017, Letters of Admin- counter-propaganda contract — Arabic language specialists, are employees have online and tries to He said the report was given to signed by the Probate Court of Bradley County, istration in respect of the Estate of NANCY assigned to fight IS militants on measure whether the subjects’ officers, including Garcia, and to Tennessee. All persons, resident and nonresi- CAROL SPENCE, Deceased, who died Novem- separate from WebOps— that is dent, having claims matured or unmatured, ber 6, 2016, were issued to the undersigned by worth as much as $500 million. their own turf: the internet. comments reflect militant views or Colsa. The author said the sugges- against said estate are required to file the same the Probate Court of Bradley County, Tennes- with the Clerk of the above-named Court within see. All persons, resident and nonresident, hav- Months after the AP started report- The WebOps contract is run by a more tolerant outlook. tions were not implemented and the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) ing claims matured or unmatured, against said Colsa Corp., based in Huntsville, Three former members of its WebOps managers resisted multi- otherwise their claims will be forever barred: (1) estate are required to file the same with the Clerk ing about the bidding process, the (a) Four (4) months from the date of the first pub- of the above-named Court within the earlier of Naval Criminal Investigative Alabama. A major challenge for scoring team told the AP they were ple attempts at oversight. The lication (or posting, as the case may be) of this the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their notice if the creditor received an actual copy of claims will be forever barred: (1) (a) Four (4) Service told the AP that it had Colsa — and contractors working encouraged by a manager to indi- author said that when he directly this Notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days months from the date of the first publication (or on other national security pro- cate progress against radicalism in appealed to Garcia for outside before the date that is four (4) months from the posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the launched an investigation. NCIS date of the first publication (or posting); or (b) creditor received an actual copy of this Notice to spokesman Ed Buice said the serv- grams— is finding people who can their scoring reports even if they assessment, an officer under Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date ceived an actual copy of the Notice to Creditors if that is four (4) months from the date of the first ice is investigating a whistleblow- speak Arabic fluently and can also were not making any. Garcia said the effort would cloud the creditor received the copy of the notice less publication (or posting); or (b) Sixty (60) days get security clearances to handle The employee who said she left the mission. than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four from the date the creditor received an actual er’s “allegations of corruption” (4) months from the date of first publication (or copy of the Notice to Creditors if the creditor re- stemming from how the contract classified material. to find meaningful work recalled “The argument was that posting) as described in (1)(a); or (2) Twelve (12) ceived the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) months from the decedent’s date of death. This days prior to the date that is four (4) months from was awarded. The problem, according to six approaching a Colsa manager to WebOps was the only program at 25th day of January, 2017. Signed: Jade M. the date of first publication (or posting) as de- current and former Colsa employ- clarify how the scoring was done Central Command that was direct- Cheatham, Estate of James Michael Cheatham, scribed in (1)(a); or (2) Twelve (12) months from The whistleblower’s complaint Deceased. SARAH E. COLEMAN, CLERK & the decedent’s date of death. This 12th day of alleges multiple conflicts of interest ees, is that to engage with opera- shortly after starting her job. She ly engaging the enemy and that it MASTER. LOGAN-THOMPSON, P.C., Attorneys January, 2017. Signed: Troy Spence, Estate of for the Estate of James Michael Cheatham , P.O. Nancy Carol Spence, Deceased. SARAH E. that include division officers being tives of the Islamic State, or their said he told her that the bottom couldn’t function if its staff was Box 191, Cleveland, TN 37364-0191, COLEMAN, CLERK & MASTER. By: Cheryl potential recruits, you need to be line was “the bread we put on the constantly distracted by assess- (423)476-2251. White. LOGAN-THOMPSON, P.C., Attorneys for treated to lavish dinners paid for January 31, February 7, 2017 the Estate of Nancy Carol Spence, P.O. Box by a contractor. The complaint also fluent in language, nuance and table for our children.” ment,” he said. The argument 191, Cleveland, TN 37364-0191, (423)476-2251. January 24, 31, 2017 alleges routine drinking at the Islam — and while Colsa has some The boss told her that the scor- worked, he said, and Colsa was LEGAL PUBLICATION office where classified work is con- Arabic experts, those skills are not ing reports should show progress, not forced or instructed to accept NOTICE TO CREDITORS widely distributed. but not too much, so that the met- outside oversight. IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY LEGAL PUBLICATION ducted. The drinking was con- COUNTY, TENNESSEE PROBATE DIVISION Notice to Creditors firmed by multiple contractors, “One of the things about jihadis: rics would still indicate a danger- Garcia disputed that account IN RE: ESTATE OF LYNN ALLEN GRILL, De- State of Tennessee, Probate Court for Bradley ceased. No. 2017-PR-10. NOTICE TO CREDI- County at Cleveland. Notice to Creditors ES- who spoke to AP and described a they are very good in Arabic,” said ous level of militancy online to jus- but would not elaborate on what TORS ESTATE OF: LYNN ALLEN GRILL (De- TATE OF: RUBY DENTON No: 2017-PR-18. one specialist who worked on tify continued funding for WebOps, steps were taken to address the ceased). Notice is hereby given that on the 13th Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of frat house atmosphere where day of January, 2017, Letters Testamentary in January, 2017, Letters of Administration in re- happy hour started at 3 p.m. WebOps. she said. Defense Department data special- respect of the Estate of LYNN ALLEN GRILL, spect of the Estate of Ruby Denton, who died Deceased, who died December 29, 2016, were December 9, 2016, were issued to the under- One of the most damning accu- Another former employee said She was shocked. “Until my ists’ concerns. The Government issued to the undersigned by the Probate Court signed by the Probate Court of Bradley County, common translation mistakes he dying day, I will never forget that Accountability Office issued a of Bradley County, Tennessee. All persons, resi- Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resi- sations leveled by the whistleblow- dent and nonresident, having claims matured or dent, having claims, matured or unmatured, er is against Army Col. Victor personally witnessed, including moment,” she said. report in 2015 on WebOps over- unmatured, against said estate are required to against the estate are required to file the same file the same with the Clerk of the above-named with the Clerk of the above named Court on or Garcia, who led the information the “Palestinian salad” example, She, like other former employ- sight, but it is classified. Court within the earlier of the dates prescribed in before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or were the result of the company hir- ees, spoke only on condition of ___ (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: operations division until July barred: (1) (a) Four (4) months from the date of (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first 2016, when he moved to a new ing young people who were faking anonymity for fear of retribution “UNTOUCHABLE” the first publication (or posting, as the case may publication (or posting, as the case may be) of be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual this notice if the creditor received an actual copy assignment at Special Operations language abilities. from Colsa that could affect future Despite the problems behind the copy of this Notice to creditors at least sixty (60) of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days He mockingly described the con- employment. scenes at WebOps, Central days before the date that is four (4) months from before the date that is four (4) months from the Command, also in Tampa. The the date of the first publication (or posting); or (b) date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) whistleblower contended that versations between managers and The manager she spoke to Command will play a key role in Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- ceived an actual copy of the Notice to Creditors if ceived an actual copy of this notice to creditors Garcia successfully steered the potential hires: “’Do you speak declined to comment. AP withheld the new $500 million psychological the creditor received the copy of the notice less of the creditor received the copy of the notice Arabic?’” he mimicked. “’Yes. How his name because of security con- operations campaign against the than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is contract to a team of vendors that (4) months from the date of first publication (or four (4) months from the date of publication (or included a close friend’s firm. The do you say ‘good morning?’ Oh, cerns. Islamic State and other groups. posting) as described in (1)(a); or (2) Twelve (12) posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve months from the decedent’s date of death. This (12) months from the decedent’s date of death. whistleblower requested anonymi- you can do that? You are an Employees and managers rou- The five-year contract was a hefty 13th day of January, 2017. Signed: Nansy Sue This 24th day of January, 2017. Signed: Ricky A. expert. You are hired.’” tinely inflate counts of interactions commitment to “degrade and ulti- Grill, Estate of Lynn Allen Grill, Deceased. Denton, Personal Representative. Sarah E. ty for fear of professional retribu- SARAH E. COLEMAN, CLERK & MASTER. By: Coleman, Clerk & Master, Ginger Wilson Bucha- tion. A third specialist said she asked with potential terrorist recruits, mately defeat extremist organiza- Cheryl White. LOGAN-THOMPSON, P.C., Attor- nan, BPR #017620, Attorney for Estate of Ruby a colleague, who was assigned to known as “engagements,” accord- tions,” according to a document neys for the Estate of Lynn Allen Grill, P.O. Box Denton, P.O. Box 1083, Cleveland TN The AP obtained a screen-grab 191, Cleveland, TN 37364-0191, (423)476-2251. 37364-1083, 423-614-4035. from a Facebook page that shows analyze material written in Arabic, ing to multiple workers. detailing the scope of the work. It January 24, 31, 2017 January 31, February 7, 2017 Garcia and the friend at a tiki bar why he was discarding much of it. Engagements are delivered in would run parallel to WebOps. in Key Largo two weeks before the While watching a soap opera tweets or comments posted on The request for bids was LEGAL PUBLICATION winning team was officially online, the colleague said the social media to lists of people and announced in April. Four separate Notice announced Sept. 30. The photo material was irrelevant because it can also be automated. That teams of companies competed for This notice is to inform the Public that there is a was also turned over to NCIS was in Farsi or Urdu. But when automation is at times used to the contract, including one led by Special Called Meeting of the Polk County Commis- investigators by the whistleblower, she checked, it was indeed Arabic. inflate the actual number of defense giant Northrop Grumman. sion set or Tuesday, February 7th at 7:00 p.m. at who said the photo created a “clear She has since left WebOps to find engagements, said two former From the start, competitors the Copper Basin Community Center in Ducktown, impression and perception of more meaningful work, she said. workers, including the one who complained among themselves TN for the purpose of a decision on a time sensitive impropriety.” The WebOps Arabic program talked about colleagues faking that Simon Bergman, an executive request of a One Time Appropriation on School Pro- Garcia, a West Point graduate focuses on Syria, Iraq and Yemen, their language abilities. with the British advertising firm posed Property Purchase. and decorated officer, denied any but for most of the time Colsa has The worker who left in disgust M&C Saatchi, had an advantage January 31, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 31, 2017—15 Cleveland Daily Banner 2. 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The groups also say in Hudson, whose home is near the it in water, according to the fact, sinkholes and continues to of the state and federal cases plant northeast of Nashville, the lawsuit filed in 2015 that plant, that his well water met National Institutes of Health and investigate the geology of the before determining how to store saying it polluted the state regulators didn’t require U.S. Environmental Protection the EPA. area. the coal ash in the long term. Cumberland River in violation of sufficient changes at the plant Agency drinking water stan- The environmental groups The utility also says it’s One option the environmental the Clean Water Act. to safeguard against contamina- dards. But they also said the said numerous other materials investing billions of dollars in groups prefer is excavating the In a bench trial starting tion, according to court docu- water showed levels of the in the coal ash ponds could also safer ways to store coal ash and site and sending ash to dry, Monday in federal court in ments. harmful chemical hexavalent harm human health. other waste from burning coal lined landfills — a proposal TVA Nashville, the Tennessee Clean TVA spokesman Scott Brooks chromium — typically resulting But Brooks said monitoring across its operations. has said could be costly and not Water Network and Tennessee said decades of data show the from an industrial process — data show no impact on river That includes converting all of potentially any more environ- Scenic Rivers Association say plant hasn’t had any impact on were slightly above EPA risk lev- water from plant operations. its wet coal-ash storage to dry mentally friendly than storing the pollution is due to the TVA’s potable water sources, adding els. Additionally, he said, the util- storage, a decision made after a ash onsite where the utility can faulty storage of coal ash, a the utility heeded all regulations The Southern Environmental ity tested Hudson’s well again 2008 coal ash disaster at TVA’s monitor it. byproduct of burning coal for and permits. Law Center, representing the and it met drinking water stan- Kingston Fossil Plant. More than “We all agree that protecting energy. The plant sits on a bend of the Tennessee Scenic Rivers dards for Tennessee, save for 5 million cubic yards of sludge our environment is a top priori- The nation’s largest public river, which stretches almost Association, cites test of two unrelated fecal coliform. He also from the plant spilled into the ty,” Brooks said. “TVA is com- utility, which powers 9 million 700 miles from eastern water wells — including said there are other potential Emory and Clinch rivers that mitted to environmental stew- customers in parts of seven Kentucky headwaters through Hudson’s — in court documents sources of the hexavalent year, destroying homes in a ardship and has a mandate to Southern states, says it has Tennessee to meet up with the along with results that found chromium, including natural nearby waterfront community. act with the interest of our 9 abided by the law and hasn’t Ohio River in western Kentucky. the chemical in the Cumberland occurrences. “The Kingston failure hap- million consumers of TVA power sullied drinking water sources. Nearby residents have private River near where the plant takes Trial is expected to last about pened in an instant,” said Beth in mind ... The plaintiffs appear But the environmental groups wells and the Cumberland River in water. a week. Alexander, a Nashville-based to have a much more narrow contend coal ash storage ponds supplies drinking water to Hudson is slated to testify for The environmental groups say attorney of the Southern focus.”

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