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SARAGOSSA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE INSIDE BRIEFS Man dies in crash, charged in On a mission other that killed state rep’s child CULLMAN (AP) of love — Alabama au- thorities say a man who was charged Saragossa church raises funds for Malawi wells in a crash that killed By ED HOWELL the daughter of a Florida, Alabama on state representative Daily Mountain Eagle emergency footing and police official Saragossa Church of the has died in another Nazarene has raised thou‑ for Hurricane Michael wreck. sands of dollars and is closing MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Michael State Law En- in on a goal to put in 10 wells gained new strength Monday and forcement Agency in Africa, with a number of wells are already operational is expected to keep growing stron- Senior Trooper and leading to greater faith ger ahead of an expected midweek Chuck Daniel in Christ. strike on Florida’s Panhandle, fore- tells news outlets Greg Tinker, who became casters said. 33-year-old Bran- pastor of the church 18 years ago, said the Saragossa Michael could become a major don Adam Hamm church only had 12 people hurricane with winds topping 111 died Monday when he came in 2000 —to‑ mph by Tuesday night before the morning at a Hunts- day it averages 75 — and had anticipated landfall Wednesday on ville hospital from $1,000 in the bank — which has improved since then. the Panhandle or Big Bend, ac- injuries he suffered wwAs he was teaching cording to the National Hurricane during the sin- and coaching at the time, he Center. / A2 gle-vehicle crash. asked what would have been Troopers say his his salary be given to others. “Our goal became from vehicle hit a tree the very beginning to give Sunday morning. away half of whatever came Hamm was indict- in — to be mission minded ed on manslaugh- and give to others,” he said. Finding a The church and the missions ter charges in the have grown; the missions February collision for this area include home that killed Mor- renovations needs, as well as mission work in Mississippi mother timer Jordan High after Hurricane Katrina. School volleyball Tinker said the church also coach 31-year-old regularly gives to a number Adopted sisters Kelsey Treadaway, of local organizations, such as discover their heritage the daughter of Hope for Women, the Walk‑ er County Coalition for the Alabama District 51 Homeless and Life is Hope. By RICK WATSON Rep. and Birming- “We’re heavily involved in Photo courtesy of Denise Clements Daily Mountain Eagle Haiti” on missions, he said, ham Police Assis- Water flows from the well at the mission group’s job site tant Chief Allen with church members going there and giving to support in July when Saragossa Church of the Nazarene sent a SIPSEY — This story would have been told years ago, but it got tangled up in Treadaway. three orphanages and two mission team to Malawi. The well was drilled by Naza- schools in Haiti, through excitement, joy, and grief. The fact that rene Compassionate Ministries. Many wells are needed things happened the way they did is See CHURCH, A5 in the remote villages. extraordinary. Some would say it was a DEATHS lucky coincidence. Three sisters, Linda Vandiver of Em‑ Rosa Buttner Blackwood, pire, Brenda Willingham of Argo, and 91, Jaspe TRIO CROWNED AT MISS HEART OF DIXIE PAGEANT Regina Richardson of Jasper believe it Claude Brasfield, 81, was devine intervention. Murfreesboro, Tenn. James A. Skinner, 74, Brenda and Linda Holt were born at Jasper a clinic in Sipsey in 1960. Their mother, Heather Ann Brotherton, Fay Holt, was a single mom who was 30, Anniston living at home with her father. After Phillip Wayne Lakey, 70, the infants were born, Holt’s father left, Lynn and the young mother had no food or no Paul Revere Dozier, 87, place to turn. She did the only thing she Jasper knew that would give the young twins a Glenda Carol Morris, 79, chance to survive ‑ she gave them up for Jasper Cindy Salter, 55, Oakman adoption. Mary Watson and her husband, Albert, lived on the Hull Road between Sumiton Full obituaries / A2 and Sipsey. Mrs. Watson decided to adopt the twins without discussing the matter with her husband. There is a black-and- WEATHER white photograph of Watson in an old rocking chair with the twins in his lap. It’s hard to tell if the look on his face was High Low one of surprise or happiness. 86 74 It didn’t take long for the twins to steal his heart. “We were daddy’s girls,” said Brenda Watson Willingham, who is one of the twins. INDEX See SISTERS, A5 Classifieds...... A12 Comics...... A7 Dear Abby...... A7 Football Contest...... A14 Horoscope...... A7 Opinion...... A6 Sports...... A10 One section, 14 pages

Check out our Facebook page at Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle Daily Mountain Eagle photos - Ron Harris Harley Chapin, 22, of Columbiana, a senior at the University of Alabama in Birming- Photo Special to the Eagle ham, above left, was crowned the 2019 Miss Heart of Dixie Sunday night at the Twins Linda Vandiver, left, and Brenda conclusion of the 2019 Miss Heart of Dixie Scholarship Pageant. Top right, Maddie Willingham, right, are twins who were Machovec, a student at Thompson High School in Alabaster, was crowned the 2019 adopted as infants. They are shown Miss Heart of Dixie’s Outstanding Teen. Samantha Hennings, a student at Springville here with a sister they didn’t know ex- High School, above right, was crowned the 2019 Miss Cotton States’ Outstanding isted until the three were reunited just Teen. The pageant was held in the theater at the former Walker High School. before their birth mother’s death.

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Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Tuesday, October 9, 2018 TENN. Oxford Rosa Buttner Blackwood Phillip Wayne Lakey 85/72 Huntsville Rosa Buttner Blackwood, 91, of Jasper, passed away Phillip Wayne Lakey, 70, of Lynn, died on Friday, ARK. 86/71 Sunday, October 7, 2018, at Ridgeview Nursing Home. Oct. 5, at Northwest Medical Center in Winfield. Family will be receiving friends Visitation will be at the Carbon Hill Church of GA. Wednesday, October 10, 2018, God of Prophecy on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018, from 1:30-3 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., at Kilgo- p.m., with the funeral to follow at the church at 3 Greenville Birmingham 87/72 86/73 re-Green Funeral Home. Funeral p.m. Burial will then follow at Oak Hill Cemetery in services will be held in the Kil- Jasper. John Billy Butler and Ronald Richardson will gore-Green Chapel, Wednesday, officiate. October 10, 2018, at 1 p.m., burial Lakey was preceded in death by his father, Arthur at Walker Memory Gardens. Roger Watson; mother, Margie Alvalee Naramore Watson; Jackson Montgomery 84/72 85/72 Hendon will officiate. father, Arthur Watson; brother, Kenneth Lakey; and Our beloved mother passed niece, Lauren Lakey. through the heavenly gates Sunday, He is survived by his wife, Patricia Ann Alexander Brookhaven Hattiesburg 82/73 the 7th of October 2018. Her loving Lakey; daughter, Cheryl Smothers (Len); son, Kevin 85/74 husband of 64 years, whom called Lakey; brother, Larry Lakey (Kathy); grandchil- her “his Rosie,” will miss her dearly. Rosa had a won- dren, Hunter Smothers (Hannah), Tanner Smothers Mobile 86/76 derful life. She grew up in Ruck, Germany, with her (Kristen), and Jack Lakey; great-grandchild, Hanley LA. FLA. seven siblings. Before meeting the love of her life, she Smothers; and sister-in-law, Paula Lakey. attended culinary school and was a wonderful cook. Pallbearers will include Hunter Smothers, Tanner She met Charlie, an American army soldier, in 1954. Smothers, Greg Lakey, Ben Lakey, George Carnes At that time, it was not permitted for her to date and Danny Clements. an American G.I., so Charlie would take the train and meet her at her sister’s house. After her parents Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 met him, they loved him. They married in 1955, and ©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. what an adventure they took going around the world. Together, they had four children Joe, Helen, Marion and Sandra. She was more of the disciplinary and you Paul Revere Dozier had to watch out for the wooden spoon. She loved her Paul Revere Dozier, 87, of Jasper, passed away Facebook wants people Charlie, her children, her grandchildren and great Thursday, October 4, 2018, at his residence. grandchildren fiercely. We want to thank Southeast Family will be receiving friends Hospice, especially Rhonda and Angie, for taking Thursday, October 11, 2018, from to invite its cameras care of our beloved mother as well as her sitters who 10 until 11 a.m., at Kilgore-Green we could not have done without Pam Rhodes, Tina Funeral Home. Services will follow into their homes Strickland and Gween Robertson. In her final days, at 11 a.m. in the Kilgore-Green Rosa was at peace, comfortable and she knew she was Chapel, with burial at Oak Hill very much loved. Cemetery. Rob Gurganus will SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Facebook is launching She was preceded in death by her parents, Freder- officiate. the first electronic device to bear its brand, a screen ick and Karolina Buttner; siblings, Antz Buttner, Jo- He was preceded by his wife, and camera-equipped gadget intended to make video seph Buttner, Frida Dutthorn, Maria Horlebein, and Flora I “Barbara” Swindel Dozi- calls easier and more intuitive. Herma Brown all of Germany; and in-laws, Elenor er; daughter, Debra Gail Dozier; But it’s unclear if people will open their homes to an and Raymond Blackwood. grandson, Nicholas Paul Dozier. internet-connected camera sold by a company with a She is survived by her husband, Charles Newton He is survived by his son, Ronald questionable track record on protecting user privacy. Blackwood; children, Joseph Raymond Werner Black- Paul Dozier (Terri); grandchildren, Elizabeth Kellum Facebook is marketing the device, called Portal, as wood, Helen Williams (Tommie), Marion Blackwood (Jason), Emily Armstrong (Kenny), Patrick Dozier, a way for its more than 2 billion users to chat with one Glidewell (Jim), and Sandra Blackwood Grace (Phil- Summer Dozier, Hunter Hubbard; and great grand- another without having to fuss with positioning and lip); grandchildren, Thorsten Blackwood, Tamara children, Jordan, Andrew, Aaron, Katie, Peyton, other controls. The device features a camera that uses Blackwood, Lena Blackwood all of Germany, Debbie Hayden, Cole, Brooke, Carson, and Zaida, and a host artificial intelligence to automatically zoom as people Flynn, Tommy Lee Williams, Jr., Christy Williams of friends. move around during calls. Lotuff, Carolina Grace; siblings, Adolf Buttner of Since Echo’s release nearly four years ago, both Germany, and Helga Russell of Texas; and a host of Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 Google and Apple have followed Amazon in releasing great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. smart speakers designed for use with their other dig- ital services — some of them, at least. These speakers Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 can serve as hub-like controllers for “smart” homes Glenda Carol Morris as people install appliances, lighting and security Glenda Carol Morris, 79, of Jasper, passed away systems that can be controlled over the internet. Saturday, Oct. 6, 2018 at Walker Baptist Medical Portal represents Facebook’s entry into that fray. Claude Brasfield Center. But pointing an artificially intelligent camera into Claude Brasfield, 81, of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Arrangements will be announced later by Col- peoples’ homes could well raise other privacy ques- passed away on Monday, Oct. 8, 2018. lins-Burke Funeral Home. tions. Arrangements will be announced later by Col- “The first thing consumers are going to wonder is lins-Burke Funeral Home. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 ‘how much sensitive data is this collecting about me?’” said John Breyault, vice president of public policy of Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 telecommunications and fraud at the National Con- Cindy Salter sumers League, a Washington-based consumer advo- Cindy Salter, 55, of Oakman, passed away Monday, cacy group that has received donations from Facebook Oct. 8, 2018 at her residence. and other tech companies. James A. Skinner James A. Skinner, 74, of Jasper, passed away on Arrangements will be announced later by Col- On Monday, Twitter users were quick to point to lins-Burke Funeral Home. Facebook’s privacy fallacies and what they saw as Monday, Oct. 8, 2018 at Shadescrest Healthcare Center. the company’s impudence in asking people to trust Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 it with a camera called Portal inside their homes. Arrangements will be announced later by Col- Some compared it to the always-on, always-watching lins-Burke Funeral Home. telescreens in George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984.” Others saw the gadget’s appeal — but not if it comes Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 from Facebook. It’s a particularly trying time for Facebook to re- lease a home camera. Earlier this year, the company Heather Ann Brotherton had to acknowledge that as many as 87 million people Heather Ann Brotherton, 30, of Anniston, died may have had their data accessed by Cambridge Ana- Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018 at her residence. lytica, a data mining firm that worked for the Trump Arrangements will be announced later by Kilgo- campaign and aimed to use the data to influence elec- re-Green Funeral Home. tions. More recently, Facebook revealed that hackers managed to pierce its security to break into 50 million Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 accounts . Facebook says it won’t “listen to, view or keep the contents “ of video calls, adding that the Portal cam- era won’t use facial recognition or identify people in the video calls. The device will allow users to disable the camera and microphone with a single tap and to Florida, Alabama on lock it with a numerical passcode. There’s also a phys- ical camera cover to prevent recording. emergency footing for Portal will not display Facebook ads “at this time,” the company said, although it noted that third-party services such as music streaming might embed their Hurricane Michael own ads the same way they do on other devices. MIAMI (AP) — Hurri- while Michael also could The company says Facebook’s privacy policy applies cane Michael gained new dump up to a foot of rain to Portal, since it uses Messenger for voice and video strength Monday and is over some Panhandle calls. Facebook executives have repeatedly said that expected to keep grow- communities as it moves the company does not use the contents of messages or ing stronger ahead of an inland, forecasters said. calls for advertising purposes and will not do so in the expected midweek strike Mandatory evacuation future. Still, there are other, less direct possibilities on Florida’s Panhandle, orders were issued for for the future. forecasters said. residents of barrier is- “This is going to gain (Facebook) not only a place Michael could become lands, mobile homes and in the smart home, but also data they may not have a major hurricane with low-lying coastal areas in been able to collect before or understand before,” said winds topping 111 mph Gulf, Wakulla and Bay ABI Research analyst Jonathan Collins. This includes (178 kph) by Tuesday counties. people’s location, activities and interests — “all the night before the antici- In a Facebook post reasons companies want to get into the home.” pated landfall Wednes- Monday, the Wakulla NOAA via AP That said, Facebook says Portal does not collect any day on the Panhandle or County Sheriff’s Office information about people’s home, listening only for Big Bend, according to said no shelters would This satellite image provided by the National voice commands. the National Hurricane be open because Wakul- Center. la County shelters were Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows Since the storm will rated safe only for hurri- a view of Tropical Storm Michael, lower right, VOLUME 57 NUMBER 138 spend two to three days canes with top sustained churning as it heads toward the Florida Panhan- over the Gulf of Mexico, winds below 111 mph. dle Sunday at 6:52 p.m. Eastern Time. which has very warm With Michael’s winds Daily Mountain Eagle water temperatures and projected to be even “Hopefully we will have to help with storm prepa- favorable atmospheric stronger than that, no one hurt and no loss of rations. - Main Office - conditions, “there is a real Wakulla County residents life.” Florida State Univer- 1301 E. 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SENIOR DISCOUNT AVAILABLE DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Oct. 9, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 20 dead in crash of limo headed to birthday celebration SCHOHARIE, N.Y. (AP) — A limousine car- rying four sisters, other relatives and friends to a birthday celebration blew through a stop sign and slammed into a parked SUV outside a store in upstate New York, killing all 18 people in the limo and two pedestrians, officials and victims’ rela- tives said Sunday. The weekend crash was characterized by authori- ties as the deadliest U.S. transportation accident in nearly a decade. The after-market stretch rebuilt in a stretch config- crash turned a relaxed limousine, according uration to accommodate Saturday afternoon to to an official briefed on more passengers. The horror at a rural spot the matter who spoke limousine was trying to popular with tourists on condition of anonym- make a U-turn and was viewing the region’s fall ity. The official was not struck by a pickup. foliage. Relatives said the authorized to discuss an A grand jury found that limousine was carrying ongoing investigation vehicles converted into the sisters and their AP Photo/Hans Pennink publicly and thus declined stretch limousines often friends to a 30th birth- further identification. don’t have safety mea- day celebration for the Members of the National Transportation Safety Board work at the scene of Safety issues on such sures including side-im- youngest. yesterday’s fatal crash, in Schoharie, N.Y., Sunday. vehicles have arisen pact air bags, reinforced “They were wonder- before, most notably after rollover protection bars ful girls,” said their It’s the deadliest trans- a wreck on Long Island in and accessible emergency aunt, Barbara Douglas, portation accident since July 2015 in which four exits. That grand jury speaking with report- February 2009, when women on a winery tour called on New York Gov. ers Sunday. “They’d do Colgan Air Flight 3407 were killed. They were in Andrew Cuomo to assem- anything for you and they crashed near Buffalo, a Lincoln Town Car that ble a task force on limou- were very close to each New York, killing 50 peo- had been cut apart and sine safety. other and they loved their ple, Sumwalt said. family.” And it appears to be Douglas said three of the deadliest land-vehi- the sisters were with cle accident since a bus GGarage Gaarraaggee DDoorsDoooorrss their husbands, and she ferrying nursing home identified them as Amy patients away from Hur- and Axel Steenburg, Ab- ricane Rita caught fire in F ree E stim ates! igail and Adam Jackson, Texas 2005, killing 23. Mary and Rob Dyson and At the news conference, Allison King. Fiore didn’t comment • Since 1966 • “They did the respon- on the limo’s speed, or sible thing getting a limo whether the limo occu- Creative Aluminum so they wouldn’t have to pants were wearing seat drive anywhere,” she said, belts. 1206 Curry Hwy adding the couples had Authorities didn’t Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 several children between release the names of the them who they left at victims or speculate on home. AP Photo/Hans Pennink what caused the limo to You Can Trust Us For The 2001 Ford Ex- run the stop sign. Autop- Excellent Results And Service cursion limousine was People place flowers Sunday at the scene where sies were being conduct- traveling southwest on 20 people died as the result of a limousine crash- ed. Route 30 in Schoharie, ing into a parked and unoccupied SUV at an in- Speaking through tears about 170 miles (270 tersection a day earlier in Schoharie, N.Y. on the telephone, Valerie kilometers) north of New Abeling said her 34-year- York City, when it failed old niece Erin Vertucci to stop at 2 p.m. Saturday She had been in another Kirby wrote. “All of these was among the victims, at a T-junction with state car parked at the store, occurred during business along with Vertucci’s new- Route 30A, State Police saw a body on the ground hours and could’ve killed lywed husband, 30-year- FREE Locally owned First Deputy Superinten- and heard people start someone then.” old Shane McGowan. Professional Same day by licensed She added that the dent Christopher Fiore screaming. “She was a beautiful, Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist said at a news conference The store manager, state Department of sweet soul; he was too,” in Latham, New York. Jessica Kirby, told The Transportation has Abeling said. Eastgate Plaza It went across the road New York Times the banned heavy trucks The couple was married BY THE UPS STORE (205) 265-2057 and hit an unoccupied limo was coming down a from the intersection but in June at a “beautiful 904 Highway 78 East Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A SUV parked at the Apple hill at “probably over 60 there are constant small- wedding” in upstate New Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist er crashes. “More acci- Barrel Country Store, mph.” In an email to The York, Abeling said. “They www.jasperhearingcenter.com killing the limousine Associated Press, she dents than I can count.” had everything going for driver, the 17 passengers, complained that the junc- The National Trans- them.” and two people outside tion where the crashed oc- portation Safety Board is Vertucci, who grew up the vehicle. curred is accident-prone. investigating. in Amsterdam, New York, The crash “sounded like “We have had 3 tractor “This is one of the was an administrative THE WALKER COUNTY an explosion,” said Linda trailer type trucks run biggest losses of life that assistant at St. Mary’s Riley, of nearby Schenect- through the stop through we’ve seen in a long, long Healthcare in Amster- ady, who was on a shop- our driveway and into a time,” NTSB Chairman dam, Abeling said. FARMERS MARKET Robert Sumwalt said. ping trip with her sisters. field behind the business,” The vehicle was an Alabama Certified Farmers Market OPEN 7 A.M. EACH DAY Governor: Limo shouldn’t have been on the road Tuesdays, Thursdays SCHOHARIE, N.Y. law, and the vehicle failed and relatives to a brewery that have been converted (AP) — The supersized a state inspection that for a party for one of the to limos like the one in limousine that crashed examined such things as sisters. Saturday’s crash often and Saturdays and killed 20 people out- the chassis, suspension The four sisters’ aunt, lack certain safety com- side a country store failed and brakes. Barbara Douglas, said ponents, such as side-im- Seasonal fruits and vegetables are being added daily. a safety inspection last “In my opinion, the they had felt “they did the pact air bags, reinforced Come out and support your local farmers. month and shouldn’t have owner of this company responsible thing getting rollover protection bars been on the road, and the had no business putting a limo so they wouldn’t and accessible emergency driver wasn’t properly a failed vehicle on the have to drive anywhere.” exits. Located on Airport Road in Jasper, AL licensed, New York’s gov- road,” the governor said “My heart is sunken. There are few federal ernor said Monday. while attending a Co- It’s in a place where I’ve regulations governing The state moved to shut lumbus Day Parade in never felt this type of limos that have been down the owner, Pres- New York City. “Prestige pain before,” said Kar- modified after leaving the Fall/Winter Sale! tige Limousine, as state has a lot of questions to ina Halse, who lost her factory. Regulations often October 3rd-13th and federal authorities answer.” 26-year-old sister Aman- vary by investigated the cause A call to Prestige Lim- da. state and even local M-F 10-6 • Sat. 10-4 of Saturday’s wreck in ousine’s office in Gan- A vigil was planned governments. New, Bigger, 10 DAYS Schoharie. sevoort went unanswered. Monday night in Amster- “It certainly is the Wild Brighter ONLY! The crash about 170 Federal records show the dam, where some victims West out there when it LOCATION! miles north of New York company has undergone lived. comes to limousines and City came three years five inspections in the The crash appeared to stretch vehicles,” said after another deadly past two years and had be the deadliest land-ve- National Safety Council stretch-limo wreck in four vehicles pulled from hicle accident in the U.S. CEO Deborah A.P. Hers- New York state spurred service. since a bus full of Texas man, who would like to calls for Gov. Andrew The limousine, built nursing home patients see uniform state limou- Cuomo to examine such from a 2001 Ford Excur- fleeing 2005’s Hurricane sine regulations across vehicles’ safety. sion, ran a stop sign at an Rita caught fire, killing the nation. It was not clear wheth- T-shaped intersection at 23. Ford said it has never er the state took any the bottom of a hill and Saturday’s wreck was made its own stretch steps to do so. slammed into an unoc- the nation’s deadliest version of the Excursion As victims’ relatives cupied SUV at the Apple transportation accident SUV. The automaker • Gently Worn Children’s Clothes tried to come to grips Barrel Country Store and of any kind since a 2009 has a program that with the tragedy that Cafe, a popular stop for plane crash near Buffa- certifies companies that • Maternity Clothes happened as a group of autumn leaf-peepers. lo, New York, killed 50 modify vehicles to Ford • Almost New Toys & Baby Equipment friends and family were The wreck killed two people. specifications, but it was on their way to a 30th pedestrians and all 18 Limousines built in unclear whether the limo • Home Decor & Furniture birthday celebration, people in the limousine, factories are required to in Saturday’s crash was • Prom/Formals and More authorities had yet to say including four sisters who meet stringent safety reg- altered by one of those Parkland Shopping Center Behind KFC how fast the limo was go- were headed with friends ulations. But luxury cars companies. ing, whether its occupants wore seat belts or what caused the vehicle to run a stop sign. Investigators were conducting autopsies, including on the driver, to see if drugs or alcohol were factors, and the National Transportation Safety Board was also looking into whether the limo had any mechanical problems. But officials already saw some red flags, Cuo- mo said: The driver didn’t have the necessary com- mercial license, the limo had been cut apart and lengthened in a way Cuo- mo said violated federal A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Oct. 9, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com Trump says he’s McConnell says Senate ‘not not firing Rosenstein broken’ after Kavanaugh fight WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump declared a reprieve Monday for Rod Rosenstein, WASHINGTON (AP) saying he has no plans to fire his deputy attorney — Picking up the piec- general whose future has been the source of intense es after a contentious speculation for two weeks. nomination battle, the “I’m not making any changes,” Trump told Senate’s majority leader reporters as he returned to the White House after said Sunday that the traveling with Rosenstein to an international police chamber won’t be irrep- chiefs’ conference in Florida. “We just had a very arably damaged by the nice talk. We actually get along.” wrenching debate over The flight provided an opportunity for their most sexual misconduct that extensive conversation since news reports last has swirled around new month that Rosenstein had discussed the possi- Supreme Court Justice bilities in early 2017 of secretly recording Trump Brett Kavanaugh. to expose chaos in the White House and invoking While Sen. Mitch Mc- constitutional provisions to have him removed from Connell, R-Ky., said Ka- office. vanaugh’s confirmation Those reports triggered an avalanche of specula- was a shining moment tion about the future of Rosenstein — and also the for the GOP heading special counsel’s investigation into possible coordi- into next month’s pivotal nation between Russia and the Trump campaign. elections, GOP Gov. John The deputy attorney general appointed former FBI Kasich of Ohio predicted Director Robert Mueller to his special counsel post “a good year” for Demo- and closely oversees his work. crats and said he wonders Trump said earlier in the day that he had “a very about “the soul of our good relationship” with Rosenstein and was eager country” in the long term to speak with him aboard Air Force One on the after the tumultuous flight to Florida. They did talk, for about 45 min- hearings. utes, but not alone, a White House spokesman said. McConnell, in two news The subjects: violent crime in Chicago, support show interviews, tried to for local law enforcement, border security, the distinguish between Pres- conference they were flying to and “general DOJ ident Donald Trump’s AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite business,” spokesman Hogan Gidley said without nomination of Kavanaugh elaboration. this year and his own Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., walks to the chamber for “I didn’t know Rod before, but I’ve gotten to know decision not to have the the final vote to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, at the him,” Trump said at the White House earlier. GOP-run Senate con- Capitol in Washington Saturday. The Justice Department issued statements meant sider President Barack to deny the reporting, saying Rosenstein never Obama’s high court nom- Bader Ginsburg is 85 and of documents later this pursued or authorized recording the president and inee, Merrick Garland, in Stephen Breyer is 80. month. did not believe there was a basis for invoking the 2016. McConnell called “We’ll see if there is a Still, Sen. Chris Coons, 25th Amendment of the Constitution, which would the current partisan di- vacancy in 2020,” McCon- D-Del., said he believed involve the Cabinet and vice president agreeing to vide a “low point,” but he nell said. it would be premature remove him. blamed Democrats. Two years ago, McCo- for Democrats to talk And the remark about secretly recording the “The Senate’s not nnell blocked a vote on about re-investigating president was meant sarcastically, according to a broken,” said McConnell. Garland, citing what he Kavanaugh or a possi- statement the department issued from someone “We didn’t attack Merrick said was a tradition of not ble impeachment if the who it said was in the room. Garland’s background filling vacancies in a pres- party takes control of the Even so, Rosenstein told White House officials and try to destroy him.” idential election year. But chamber in November, that he was willing to resign and arrived at the He asserted that “we sim- when asked again Sunday stressing a need to help White House a week and a half ago with the expec- ply followed the tradition about it, he sought to heal the country. tation that he would be fired. of America.” clarify that a Senate case “Frankly, we are just He met in person with White House chief of staff The climactic 50-48 in 1880 suggested inac- less than a month away John Kelly and spoke by phone with Trump during roll call vote Saturday tion on a nominee only from an election,” Coons a tumultuous day that ended with him still in his on Kavanaugh was the AP Photo/Andrew when the chamber was said. “Folks who feel very job. closest vote to confirm Harnik, Pool controlled by the party strongly one way or the Rosenstein and Trump had been expected to a justice since 1881. It opposing the president. other about the issues in meet at the White House days later, but that meet- capped a fight that seized Supreme court nom- Republicans currently front of us should get out ing was put off so that the president could focus on the national conversation inee Brett Kavanaugh hold a 51-49 majority in and vote and participate.” the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nomi- after claims emerged that testifies before the the Senate, with sever- McConnell spoke on nee Brett Kavanaugh. Trump had previously said that he would prefer Kavanaugh had sexually Senate Judiciary Com- al seats up for grabs in “Fox News Sunday” and assaulted women three November. CBS’ “Face the Na- not to fire the Justice Department’s No. 2 official decades ago. Kavanaugh mittee on Capitol Hill in Trump has now put his tion,” Kasich appeared and that Rosenstein had told him he did not say the emphatically denied the Washington. stamp on the court with on CNN’s “State of the remarks attributed to him. allegations. his second justice in as Union,” and Coons was on Advisers had also cautioned Trump against doing The accusations trans- McConnell said the many years. Yet Kava- NBC’s “Meet the Press.” anything dramatic in the weeks before the midterm formed the clash from confirmation fight had naugh is joining under a elections next month. a routine struggle over energized Republican vot- cloud. judicial ideology into an ers and he praised GOP Accusations from sever- angry jumble of questions senators, who he said had al women remain under about victims’ rights “stood up to the mob” in scrutiny, and House and personal attacks on favor of the “presumption Democrats have pledged nominees. of innocence.” further investigation if Ultimately, every He signaled that a Re- they win the majority Democrat voted against publican-controlled Sen- in November. Outside Kavanaugh except for ate would act on a fresh groups are culling an Sen. Joe Manchin of West Trump nominee to the unusually long paper Virginia. Supreme Court in 2020 trail from his previous Kavanaugh was sworn — a presidential election government and political in Saturday evening in a year — should a vacancy work, with the National private ceremony as pro- arise. The court’s two Archives and Records Ad- testers chanted outside oldest justices are Dem- ministration expected to the court building. ocratic appointees: Ruth release a cache of millions

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“Mom and dad always introduced City waives bus fares for us as their adopted daughter,” Willingham said. “But we were not a week as it unveils new route sure what being adopted meant TUSCALOOSA (AP) — The bus will be free this until we were older. week in one west Alabama city. In the late 1970s, when the twins The Tuscaloosa News reports the city’s transit were 18, they went on a quest to authority is offering free rides across the city as it find their birth mother. All they unveils an entirely new bus route. had to go on was that their moth- Executive Director Russell Lawrence says the er’s name was Fay Holt. They authority changed some stops on other routes, weren’t able to locate their mother. The adoption records were no help, leading to the decision to waive the $1 for bus fare but the girls never gave up on their or 20 cents to transfer citywide. quest to find their mother. It’s the system’s first new route since 2011. In 2001, the twins had just Tuscaloosa officials project the new route and turned 40. They renewed their a paratransit van will cost the transit system an efforts to find their parent. Lin- additional $115,000 a year to operate. A $300,000 da Watson Vandiver of Empire federal grant is paying for the 30-passenger bus was the second twin. She was at and the paratransit van. Randy’s Store in Sipsey, and a man City Councilwoman Sonya McKinstry sought the overheard her conversation about new route, saying constituents were walking to trying to locate her mother, Fay Holt. The man told her he thought work and shop along a dangerous road. he knew who she was talking Photo Special to the Eagle about. This was a glimmer of hope Twins Linda Vandiver, left, and Brenda Willingham, right, are twins Records: Jailer repeatedly that Vandiver and her sister had longed for. who were adopted as infants. They are shown here with a sister used stun gun on inmate The man gave Vandiver the they didn’t know existed until the three were reunited just before PELL CITY (AP) — A former Alabama correction- name of a man that he thought was their birth mother’s death. In the framed photograph are the twins al officer is accused of repeatedly using a stun gun the younger brother of Fay Holt. birth mother Margaret Fay Holt, and their adopted mother Mary He was dead, but his name was on an inmate who was kicking a cell door. Watson. Citing court records, WBMA-LD reports Rodney Dennis Holt. When Vandiver gave her sister Channing Peoples is charged with depriving the this tidbit of information, Will- mother and gave them her blessing. at a time and no one knew where rights of a prisoner in a jail cell while under the col- ingham got on the internet and Regina was in the process of she was. She now believes she was or of law. Records say the former St. Clair County searched for the death certificate transferring her mother to an as- going to watch over her twins. Jail worker opened the cell door in January 2017 of Dennis Holt. With the death sisted living facility in Jasper. At “I often had a feeling that some- and shocked the inmate six times within a minute. certificate in hand, the twins were this point, Holt could barely talk one was watching me,” Vandiver They say Peoples stopped shocking the fallen able to find Dennis’ children. His and only had days to live. Regina said. She understands now that it inmate when the inmate said he wouldn’t kick the son David lived in Haleyville. asked her mom if she wanted to see was her mother. door again. Peoples wasn’t authorized to use a The twins called David. “We’re the twins. She did. Growing up, whenever Regina “When the twins went into the needed a birth certificate her moth- stun gun. trying to find our birth mother,” Willingham said. She gave David room to see mother for the first er would run by the health depart- her name. David said he had an time, she had a look on her face ment and get an abbreviated card. 3-year-old killed by aunt named Margaret Fay Holt. that was incredible. It was the After her mother died, Richard- Willingham asked for the number. first time I ever saw her peaceful,” son got her full birth certificate vehicle at Tuscaloosa mall David gave her the number of Regi- Richardson said. and learned something that neither TUSCALOOSA (AP) — A 3 year-old boy has died na Holt Richardson, who was Fay’s “God put us all together at the she nor the twins realized ‑ they after being hit by a vehicle at a mall in Alabama. daughter. perfect time,” Willingham said. have another sister. Tuscaloosa Police Lt. Teena Richardson told The twins called Richardson and The tumor had attacked the part Their unknown sister’s birthday news outlets the boy died around 8 p.m. Saturday told her they were looking for their of their mother’s brain that con- is January 15, 1963, and all they know is that she was adopted by at Children’s Hospital in Birmingham. birth mother. Richardson asked, trols emotions. “But she mustered “Is this Linda or Brenda?” up the strength to say, “I love y’all,” an attorney who lived in Mobile. Richardson said the boy was taken their after the Vandiver said. They’ve learned that the missing crash at the University Mall late Saturday after- “This was a crazy time. I had just adopted a daughter who was During the following days, sister was taken from their moth- noon. premature and was on a heart Willingham took her children to er by the Department of Human The child’s mother was also hit and suffered a monitor. I’d also just learned that the Terrace to meet their birth Resources because Fay had given broken leg. Their names have not been released. my mother was dying of brain can- grandmother. The three sisters up the twins for adoption. The investigation is continuing. cer,” Richardson said. spent the next four days with their Vandiver met her mother by A few weeks earlier, when her mother and were by her side when accident the year before she died. mother had fallen ill, an aunt had she died. “Mother worked at a kiosk at the Charges dismissed after told Richardson that she had two Those last hours with their mall, and I went there to buy some- Confederate monument protests older sisters who’d been adopted as mother were emotional. “It was thing,” she remembered. “I didn’t a thrill just to find her and know know who she was, but she knew MONTGOMERY (AP) — Charges have been infants. Their names were Brenda and Linda. With Margaret Fay that all of their lives, they only who I was.” dropped against protesters who police said dying, the aunt felt that she should lived 12 miles apart,” Vandiver People ask Brenda, why she splashed ketchup and colored powder on stat- share the information with Rich- said. “We were happy we found her wanted to find a mother who gave ues honoring Confederate figures at the Alabama ardson. and got to spend time with her.” her up? She answers, “There was Capitol. “When I got the call from Brenda When Willingham and Richard- a reason she did that. She couldn’t Jon Broadway was arrested in April after smear- that day, I thought it was someone son’s sons met, they looked as if care for us, but she gave us to ing ketchup at the base of the statue honoring a else,” Richardson remembers. But they could be twins, according to wonderful parents that she knew 19th century doctor who did surgery without anes- then she realized the voices on the Willingham. could care for the young children,” thesia on enslaved African-American women. other end of the line were her sis- “There is no denying that Regina Willingham said. ters. “It had been hidden from me is our sister,” she said. Since the sisters learned of each Broadway used ketchup to symbolize blood Through the years, Holt knew other, they’ve grown close and their while performing a skit about the doctor. my whole life,” Richardson said. The twins were anxious to meet where her twin daughters lived families vacationed together at the State Sen. Hank Sanders said that charges were their mother, but they wanted to were and followed them from a beach. also dismissed against 13 activists, including his make sure their adopted mother distance throughout their lives. The three sisters hope with the wife Faya Rose Toure. didn’t mind. Mrs. Watson was hap- Richardson said that her mother renewed interest in their story they py the twins had found their birth would often disappear for hours might find their other sister.

Church From A1 local mission organization current project, “what we “Their needs are many Life is Hope. Giving was hope is that this will keep but the two most im- also given for African going, that 10 won’t be portant needs, ones that projects as well. the ending point.” we can certainly help A Nazarene missionary All the money raised with, are clean drinking meeting in Alabama in goes to drill the wells, as water and support for the May 2017 introduced Tin- there is no overhead on Christians there that are ker to African missionary either side of the world, spreading the Good News Wellington Obotte, and he said, pointing out about Jesus Christ. They his wife Hellen. the church is paying the are hungry for the Word. The Kenyan-born cou- transaction fees. The children are starving ple work across the nation Tinker noted he had for hope. If we gave them of Malawi in southeastern received one video from even a small thread of Africa, as well as Zambia Obotte of a crowd, with hope during our short and Zimbabwe, and the one child apparently trip, and I believe we did, Alabamians helped them about 8 or 9 years old. then everything we went purchase a vehicle to “When they really hit through to get there and cover the ground. water, and it gushes out back was all worth it.” With some building of a well, he starts doing Angela Myers, who needs concerning a a happy dance,” Tinker went on the trip, emailed, three-building conference said. “I told my church, “My idea of going to center in Malawi, Sara- Photo courtesy of Denise Clements that one scene makes it Malawi, Africa was to gossa sent a seven-person all worthwhile to see how share God’s love and work team to Malawi in July The church mission team from Saragossa Church of the Nazarene with excited that boy was. He’s on a building project. I 5-21 this year to join oth- missionaries Wellington and Hellen Obotte on the day they began their not going to have to walk expected to see depres- er Nazarenes in work on to the river. He’s not go- sion and sadness among the second building. The journey home. They are standing in front of a vehicle the Walker County ing to have to walk to the those I would meet. I was church later sent more church purchased for the missionaries use in the field. lake. He won’t get tainted already aware of what funding to help complete water.” I may see, such as, lack the work. water,” as rivers and with a list that would 2019, raising maybe one He said the church of clean water, hunger Word came on Oct. 2 it lakes are contaminated. still affect thousands of well per month” on the hopes to continue working and poverty. I definitely has been completed, and People also walk miles to people. project. with the Obottes, who witnessed those condi- $40,000 will be raised in get water. With presentations Now, in the span of are coming for the first tions, but with the people, November and December He said having wells starting in late July, roughly two months, couple of weeks in April I saw peace in their by the church for con- give the people clean Tinker spoke to his own almost $50,000 has been to Alabama. eyes, strength from their structing a third con- water to cook, drink and church and to fellow raised. Tinker suggested that hearts, and joy in their ference building to give clean with, something members of a diverse “Six wells have been other churches could work smiles. African ministers a Bible Americans take for grant- Bible study group that he drilled and are function- through Tinker to invite “They, without reser- college education, as most ed when they turn the meets with at Warehouse al,” he said. “The money them to speak to their vation, explained it was don’t have transportation water faucet on. 319 on Tuesdays at 6:45 has been sent for wells congregations at that because of Jesus and His and have to walk. “So as we thought about a.m. Numbers 7 and 8. And time. His email is tin- unmistakable love for While working there in it and prayed about it, Both groups enthusias- we are on our way to [email protected]. them. Little did I realize, July, a well was used by God impressed upon us tically joined in to help. well Number 9, but wells The church continues to that the hearts of strang- locals that had been built we needed to be involved While the wells were 7 and 8 will be drilled be invested into the proj- ers in a land far away, in by the Nazarene church, in drilling wells where going to cost $8,000 per soon. ... We will be 80 ect. When weekly update a culture unlike mine, he said. water is free and people well, supporters prayed percent complete within numbers are announced would teach me about Traveling through the are not coerced in any for favor that the cost two months. What I had it church, the congrega- the unfailing love of God. country, they noted Chris- way,” Tinker said. “They would be less. envisioned would take 10 tion claps and celebrates God really does love the tians there have been told can co me to the well, After a long discussion months we now, through the news, he said. world!” they can only use some they can receive water for between Obotte and the God’s generous grace and Denise Clements, one Tinker and church wells if they joined other free, but we would drill driller, the cost came mercy, and the over- of the seven who traveled leaders are hoping to non-Christian faiths. them by a church, so that down to $6,000 per well. whelming generosity of to Malawi on the mission raise money for the wells “So it is water through when they come to get A couple of individuals his servants, has pro- trip in July, emailed, “It and the conference build- coercion,” Tinker said. the physical water, they gave $8,000 each to add vided $50,000 and we’ve was an unforgettable, ing, and for the church “The Christians have can also receive the living to an already established drilled those wells. life-changing journey for to go back to Malawi to been basically marginal- water of Christ. So it had account, and three wells “Out of that already, me. I will never again conclude the construction ized, pushed out.” a dual need.” were drilled immediately. there are people coming take for granted the and celebrate the grand Moreover, the infant Tinker asked Another man discussed to Christ. One church as simple things like clean opening. mortality rate in Malawi Obotte how many wells the situation with Tinker, been planted as a result drinking water. The peo- The Facebook for the is “off the charts,” he said. were needed, and he re- and the man “took out his of that. What has hap- ple of Malawi are some church’s project, which “The life expectancy sponded with the number checkbook and wrote a pened already is miracu- of the poorest people on shows the mission trip to there is much less than in 200. Tinker asked then $5,000 check.” lous.” earth, but yet they are so Malawi, is SNC7: Malawi other parts of the world for a “Top 10 list,” and Tinker “envisioned Technically, $10,000 grateful for what they do 2018, which has a number because they drink dirty Obotte quickly came up taking until next May of more is needed for the have. of photos from the area. Daily Mountain Eagle

Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018 Opinion A6 EDITORIALS Pisgah graveyard strikes back at our hero

In the ear- say hello. neered it as a gathering spot for GOP rhetoric on ly 60’s, as the D.T. could hear the jailer both Friday night conviviality after the nation inched through the phone and from the game or the date or both. Eight, economy misleading, toward the slow, front. He cradled it away from the maybe ten cars would park on the painful process jail’s ears, and said, “This is State sandy road in a handy place under wage earners left behind of sloughing its Rep. Bobby Tom Crowe of Jasper. the tallest hill. D.T. hatched a mar- skin, my friend I understand you have one of my velous plan. You can hardly blame President Donald Trump D.T. engendered valued constituents in custody. All considered Old Pisgah haunt- and other Republicans for crowing about the econ- exploits that are He says he’s innocent and I be- ed, but few believed. D.T. smiled fondly remem- Be Our lieve him. I’d appreciate it if you’d at that. Coincidentally (perhaps) omy. The stock market regularly hits record highs Guest lately. Gross domestic product is soaring. Unem- bered and re-told release him to my recognizance, D.T. purchased the first cassette nearly a half-cen- forthwith.” D.T. was out in three tape deck of anyone at Walker ployment is effectively as low as it can go. These Skip Tucker facts are undebatable. tury later. minutes, with abject apologies. High. It cost more than a hundred But Republican rhetoric on this topic is stunning- This tale is That quickness of wit often got bucks when gasoline was 30 cents ly misleading. No, Trump and tax-cutting Repub- about graveyards and spookery and D.T. into a pickle, and usually out a gallon. licans didn’t turn things around, as they claim. heinous trickery and things that go unscathed. To say that his in- The day he got it, he went to President Barack Obama inherited an economy in bump in the night, and examples of stincts were finely honed would be his toolshed and recorded sinister free fall and, eight years later, handed Trump a D.T.’s rapier wit. to call a sword a nail file. sounds, full of awful spinetingly recovery in progress. Today’s positive trends were Mind the time he was driving He needed his wits about him noises of moans and chains rat- already well in place before Trump arrived. That, home late one night from legal-al- one night in the singularly dread- tling and shaken tin roofing. Dire too, is undebatable. cohol Birmingham to dry Jasper ful Old Pisgah graveyard (bone tumult. Yet happy days aren’t here for everyone. As the and Adamsville city cops, ever on orchard). On a crisp October Friday rich are getting richer via those higher stock prices, the lookout for prey, pulled him It’s been recounted that all approaching All Hallows, soon as the buying power of wage-earning Americans has over for no apparent reason. graveyards are cemeteries, but school dismissed, he drove to the remained flat. All Americans this election season Sobriety tests, before the Breath- not all cemeteries are graveyards, party place at Old Pisgah, went should hold Republicans accountable when they alyzer, were subjective. Suspects and, worse, some graveyards are amongst the tombstones and used promote false narratives about the economy. were given hand/eye coordination bone orchards. The differences are a rope to hoist the tape deck up America’s humming economy was already hum- tests and were subject to whim of these: graveyards are haunted, into a tree’s autumn leaves. D.T. ming when Republicans passed their massive, the officer. every one, but a bone orchard is went home and and waited. deficit-funded tax cuts last year. That’s why, even if The cops told D.T. he was guilty meaner. A bone orchard might get That night, he was last to arrive, you accept the premise of supply-side economics, the of having too much fun and Took you. 11ish, and safely parked away from move made so little sense. The economy needed no Him Away, promising four hours Old Pisgah in northwest Walker the others. stimulus. What emergency was so dire it required detention and a fine of $61.50. He County is thought a bone or- It was a perfect Halloween pallid us to go further into debt for those cuts? felt it a scurrilous injustice and, as chard and garish tales are told. moon under a scudding cloud cover, One part of the economy that, then as now, wasn’t they say in the pool room, that he’d Abandoned, desolate, miles from the gusty wind carrying the first humming was wages. They have long been rising been snookered and tooken. He nowhere, it rests (or doesn’t rest) edge of winter. All were in high at rates so modest they’re barely keeping up with resented it. among craggy hills and scraggly spirits when D.T. announced for inflation, which means real wage growth has been In detention, he demanded his forest. It is thought to be furious relief and stepped into the heavy virtually flat. phone call and a phone book. The at being abandoned. Some say it night. Boosting those stagnant wages was a big Re- jailer brought them, figuring he seethes. There’s an infernal atmo- He lowered the tape deck, publican selling point for the tax cuts, which were was calling a bail bondsman. D.T. sphere to the place, especially at pressed the play button and re- top-loaded so that most of the immediate benefits found his number, plugged the night, that calls out to the adven- joined the party to initiate a lively went to corporations and the wealthy. No problem, phone into the wall jack and dialed. turer, the needy and the reckless conversation. When the tape noise the GOP assured us; when corporations are flush He heard the phone ring in the for dares and pranks. with cash from their lower taxes, they will use that front office, and heard the jailer Someone, maybe D.T., had engi- See TUCKER, A13 money to pay their workers more, so everyone will benefit. It hasn’t worked out that way. Some companies spread around temporary bonuses to their workers, TODAY IN but much of the tax cut — which, remember, all Americans and our descendants are paying for via rising deficits — was used by corporations to buy HISTORY back their own stocks. Stockholders, not workers, are the beneficiaries. Since the tax-cut windfall Today is Tuesday, rolled in, U.S. companies have used hundreds of Oct. 9, the 282nd day of billions of dollars of it for buybacks. In some cases, 2018. There are 83 days they’ve laid off workers while doing it. left in the year. When Republican candidates try to hoodwink Today’s Highlight in us with claims that their tax cuts created this History: humming economy and have helped everyone in it, On Oct. 9, 1776, a group voters everywhere should arm themselves with the of Spanish missionaries facts and vote appropriately. settled in present-day — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch San Francisco. On this date: In 1888, the public was first admitted to the Washington Monument. HOW TO REACH OUR In 1930, Laura Ingalls became the first woman ELECTED OFFICIALS to fly across the United States as she completed a nine-stop journey from Roosevelt Field, N.Y., to Glendale, Calif. In 1936, the first generator at Boulder (later Hoover) Dam began transmitting electricity to Los Angeles. In 1985, the hijack- ers of the Achille Lauro cruise liner surrendered two days after seizing the Sen. Rep. Rep. vessel in the Mediterra- Greg Reed Connie Tim nean. 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ABBY: I BY JIM DAVIS have been married for 30 years. Although my hus- band and I are both Dear Abby positive By Abigail people, Van Buren we have not had a happy marriage. He leads the life of a bach- BLONDIE elor, including sex with other women and unilat- eral decision-making. He’s outgoing, generous and well-liked. I’m a homebody BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN who often feels lonely and rejected. Outsiders would be surprised at the true nature of our relationship. We have been to counsel- ing, but it didn’t help. Why do I stay in this marriage? What’s wrong with me? Are there others like me? -- INCREDULOUS IN PEANUTS INDIANA BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ DEAR INCREDU- LOUS: You wouldn’t have stayed married to your husband if you didn’t derive some benefit from it. Be- cause counseling didn’t change the dynamic between you and your husband doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have some independently. MARVIN Your problem may be lack of self-esteem or BY TOM ARMSTRONG fear of being alone, a problem shared by many women in dys- functional marriages. If you’re sincere about finding the answers to your questions, they await you in the office of a licensed therapist. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME DEAR ABBY: My older By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME sister recently passed Unscramble these Jumbles, away after a 22-year battle one letter to each square, By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek to form four ordinary words. Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT

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However, if the night- CRANKSHAFT mares and feelings of By Eugenia Last guilt persist, discuss HOROSCOPES them with a grief & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK counselor or a religious adviser. You alluded to CELEBRITIES BORN VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. having “gone along with ON THIS DAY: Brandon 22): Taking a serious the doctors.” If by that Routh, 39; Scott Bakula, step in a direction that you mean you agreed 64; Tony Shalhoub, 65; encourages personal that your sister should Sharon Osbourne, 66. stability will give you a receive palliative care Happy Birthday: Di- closer look at the path at the end, you did her a rect your energy wisely. you should pursue. favor, not a disservice. You’ll have choices to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. make that can alter the 22): A positive change to DEAR ABBY: I dated way you live and how well the way you handle your HI & LOIS this woman for almost a you do. money, health and rela- BY CHANCE BROWN year. It ended when she ARIES (March tionships with others will gave me an ultimatum: 21-April 19): Fight fire give you a burst of energy convert to her religion or with fire. Intensity cou- and ease your stress. walk. She is Pentecostal, pled with strong beliefs SCORPIO (Oct. 23- and I am Catholic. We will overpower anyone Nov. 21): Be careful are both deeply rooted to trying to stand in your while traveling or dealing our own churches. A few way. with someone who tends months have gone by. She TAURUS (April 20- to be argumentative. still has deep feelings for May 20): You’ll be faced SAGITTARIUS (Nov. me, but I don’t know if I with all sorts of options 22-Dec. 21): You’ve got feel the same way because that will require you to more going for you than of her ultimatum. One be accurate. Dealing with you realize. Call in favors of us must convert or we matters that concern and make plans that will won’t be able to move co-workers, employers, or encourage greater pros- BABY BLUES forward. 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Back up and rethink your broader look at what’s Religion is something strategy carefully before going on. Consider what’s a person must believe you proceed. true before getting in- in, not switch to please LEO (July 23-Aug. volved in a joint venture. someone else. There are 22): Think about the Birthday Baby: You plenty of fish in the sea outcome before you make are charismatic, genuine for both of you, so keep a move. It’s in your power and resourceful. fishing. to choose the right thing Submit astrological to do. Live up to your questions to the “Dear Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, promises, and you’ll avoid Eugenia” column, visit and was founded by her mother, being called out by some- Eugenialast.com, or join Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby one who is counting on Eugenia on Twitter/Face- at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box you. book/LinkedIn. 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 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Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018 Sports A10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Football South, Jackson named Players of Week

By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Offensive Player of Week Other top performances Eagle Sports Editor Lynn’s Noah Jackson •Colton Burton, Curry: The Lynn quarterback totaled Rushed for 155 yards and a Curry made the most of its more than 200 yards of offense touchdown in the Yellow Jackets’ opportunity on Friday night and had a hand in four touch- 27-13 victory over Haleyville. against Haleyville at Hud- downs as the Bears earned a His touchdown came on a 50- son-O’Rear Stadium. key region road win over Berry, yard run that put Curry up 19-0 Needing a victory to solidify 44-20, on Friday night. in the second quarter. With the their playoff hopes the Yellow Jackson is the Daily Mountain win, Curry improved to 2-1 in Jackets jumped out to a 19-0 Eagle’s Offensive Player of the region play. lead and earned a 27-13 victory Week. ——— over the Lions. The win kept Lynn’s playoff •Garrett Purvis, Corner: Curry got a stellar defensive Nate Noah hopes alive going into this week’s Led Corner’s dominant rushing Alabama CB effort in the victory, registering South Jackson game against Hubbertville. attack in a 30-7 victory over four sacks and returning an Jackson completed 9 of 15 Dora on Friday. Purvis rushed Diggs out with interception for a touchdown. Eagle’s Defensive Player of the passes for 139 yards and two 13 times for 142 yards and a pair Nate South led the Yellow Week. touchdowns (35, 24). of touchdowns (2, 4). broken foot Jackets. One week after sealing South wasn’t alone as the He also rushed nine times for ——— TUSCALOOSA a win with a fumble return for a Jackets got impressive perfor- 93 yards and two touchdowns •Nicholas Brashear, Cor- score against Hanceville, South mances across the board. Ross (29, 15). ner: Scored three touchdowns (AP) — Alabama had 11 tackles and four quarter- Kuriger had nine tackles and a Lynn led Berry 32-20 at the against Dora. Brashear rushed coach Nick Saban back hurries as Curry defeated sack, Jody Hester had 10 tackles half. Jackson added both of his 15 times for 106 yards and says cornerback the Lions for the first time since and Aaron Oswalt took the inter- rushing touchdowns in the sec- touchdowns of 6, 7 and 8 yards. Trevon Diggs is out 2002. ception 57 yards for a score. ond half. ——— ——— ——— indefinitely with a South is the Daily Mountain See PLAYERS, A11 broken foot. Saban said Mon- day that Diggs was NASCAR MLB PLAYOFFS injured Saturday during the game against Arkansas. The coach says he Elliott didn’t know about the injury until after Dodgers oust Braves an MRI on Sunday. moves Saban didn’t say who will replace Diggs in the start- to next ing lineup Saturday night against Mis- souri. round of Saivion Smith and freshman Patrick Surtain Jr. have both started games playoffs at the opposite cor- nerback spot. By DAN GELSTON AP Sports Writer Diggs has 20 tackles and an DOVER, Del. — Chase El- interception while liott had been burdened by lofty expectations that come leading the Tide as the son with six pass break- of a Hall ups. of Fame driver and the replace- ment of a NFL four-time NASCAR Eagles’ Ajayi champion. As the out for season close calls and with torn ACL frustrating Chase PHILADELPHIA finishes mounted, Elliott (AP) — Jay Ajayi and wins wanted the Phila- eluded him, the 22-year- delphia Eagles to old Elliott could feel the run the ball more pressure tighten each time he slipped into the No. 9 AP Photo and coach Doug Chevrolet. Pederson agreed. But once Elliott raced to Atlanta’s Ronald Acuna Jr. (13) hits a grand-slam against Los Angeles Dodgers during the They’ll have to do his first Cup win, the second second inning in Game 3 on Sunday. The Dodgers eliminated the Braves with a 6-2 loss in it without their top victory wasn’t far behind, and now the Hendrick Game 4 on Monday in Atlanta. running back. Motorsports star pegged The Eagles placed as NASCAR’s next most Ajayi on injured popular driver is thinking Atlanta can’t overcome inexperience, depth reserve Monday championship. “There isn’t any reason By CHARLES ODUM Brian Snitker in the game. because of a knee why we can’t make a run at AP Sports Writer The Braves lost their ninth injury. A person this deal,” Elliott said. consecutive playoff series since sweeping the Astros in the 2001 familiar with the Elliott stayed off pit road ATLANTA — After the At- lanta Braves leaned heavily on division series. Still, the team situation says Ajayi during a late caution and avoided similar disasters their youth in a breakout season, has good reason for optimism tore an ACL and will that struck the Stew- a lack of after improving from 90 losses in miss the rest of the art-Haas Racing drivers experience 2017 to win their first NL East title since 2013. season. to pull away and win in and depth finally The Baby Braves enjoyed Ajayi had 29 overtime Sunday at Dover International Speedway. caught up their postseason moment in the yards rushing and Elliott earned an automatic to them in October. spotlight Sunday night, when lost a fumble at the berth into the next round of The Baby Braves ran out of 20-year-old rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. became the youngest player to Vikings 5 in a 23-21 the NASCAR Cup playoffs. steam in the NL Division Series, falling to the Los Angeles Dodg- hit a postseason grand slam and loss to Minnesota Eight races after his first win at Watkins Glen, Elliott ers 6-2 on Monday. Manny Mach- rookie Touki Toussaint earned on Sunday. was back in victory lane ado delivered the crushing blow, the win in relief. The 6-5 win again — another needed a three-run homer in the seventh kept the Braves from being swept dose of good news for NA- inning against Chad Sobotkia, a in the series. Sports on TV SCAR following the rousing rookie who made Atlanta’s post- But the kids certainly had success of the roval race last season roster despite appearing their struggles. Acuna’s slam was a highlight, but he batted just MLB Playoffs week at Charlotte. AP Photo in only 14 regular-season games. Elliott bounded over the Los Angeles won the series 3-1. .188. Ozzie Albies hit .200 and ALDS Game 4 wall and high-fived Gordon, Atlanta’s Touki Toussaint (62) Sobotka was the second appeared to miscommunicate Red Sox at Yankees, the driver he replaced in picked up the win over the straight rookie reliever, after with right fielder Nick Markakis 7 p.m., TBS 2016, and shared a big hug Dodgers Sunday night. Max Fried, used by manager See BRAVES, A11 with team owner Rick Hen- drick. A year ago at Dover, College Football Elliott coughed up the lead Appalachian State with two laps left to Kyle Busch, in what he called the Holt hits for cycle, Red Sox crush Yanks at Arkansas State, most crushing defeat of his 7 p.m., ESPN2 career. The Associated Press big early lead, Nathan Eovaldi shut He left that race 0 for 70 down his former team during New NBA Preseason in Cup. NEW YORK — Brock Holt became York’s most lopsided defeat in 396 Elliott rubbed his head the first player to hit for the cycle in postseason games. Bucks at Thunder and leaned against his car, a postseason game and the Boston Boston battered an ineffective Luis 7 p.m., NBA crestfallen as he replayed Red Sox routed the New York Yan- Severino and silenced a charged-up the final laps in his mind. kees 16-1 on Monday night to grab Yankee Stadium crowd that emptied Nuggets at Clippers, Jimmie Johnson walked a 2-1 lead in their best-of-five AL out fast on a night when Red Sox 9:30 p.m., NBA over to offer some encour- Division Series. rookie manager Alex Cora made all agement and let Elliott vent. Andrew Benintendi lined a three- the right moves. It was one big celebration run double and Holt tripled home By the ninth, backup catcher NHL on Sunday. two more in a seven-run fourth Austin Romine was on the mound for Sharks at Flyers, “When he won the race at inning that quickly turned the latest New York — he gave up a two-run 6 p.m., NBCSN Watkins Glen, it was like playoff matchup between these long- homer to Holt that completed his time rivals into a laugher. Handed a See ELLIOTT, A11 See ALDS, A11 Boston’s Brock Holt DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Oct. 9, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — A11 SPORTS DIGEST SAINTS 43, REDSKINS 19 Drew Brees makes history against Redskins Local Digest Policy on Monday night. make his eighth career reception Event announcements and registrations for By BRETT MARTEL AP Sports Writer Brees entered the game needing on his own deflected pass, and the Local Digest cane be sent to sports@moun- 201 yards to eclipse Peyton Man- pushed across the line of scrim- taineagle.com or by fax to 205-221-6203. The NEW ORLEANS — Drew Brees’ ning’s previous mark of 71,940 mage to add an extra yard to his deadline for next day submission is 2 p.m. 62-yard touchdown pass to rookie yards. He had 250 yards and career total. Tre’Quan Smith made him the ——— two touchdowns by halftime and The Saints’ Smith, a third-round NFL’s all-time leader in yards finished 26 of 29 for 363 yards and draft choice last spring, caught New Era Wrestling passing and sent the New Orle- three touchdowns. The 39-year-old two touchdown passes from the The New — New Era Wrestling returns to ans Saints well on their way to a quarterback, who looks prolific as 18th-year pro. Brees also hit Smith Swann Gymnasium on Saturday, Oct. 13, fea- lopsided 43-19 victory over the mis- ever, has yet to throw an intercep- for a 35-yard score down the right turing Lord Humongous, Mike Jackson, Bubba take-prone Washington Redskins tion this season. He did, however, sideline early in the third quarter. Cagle, Dusty McWilliams, Cody Windham, The American Brawlers and many more. The card will also feature a costumed Chaos Rumble ALDS From A10 where your favorite wrestlers will be wearing cycle. ——— key throwing errors from ered twice, Carlos Correa costumes to celebrate Halloween. All fans are Game 4 is Tuesday ALDS, Game 3 Indians reliever Trevor hit three-run homer for encouraged to wear their costumes as well. night in the Bronx, where Astros 11, Indians 3 Bauer. his first hit of the post- Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and bell time is at 7:30 the 108-win Red Sox can At Cleveland, the Marwin Gonzalez hit a season and Houston’s p.m. Tickets are $10. Call 435-3403 to reserve put away the wild-card Houston Astros advanced two-run double off Bauer bullpen combined for four ringside seats. Yankees for good and to the AL Championship on a shoulder-high pitch scoreless innings. advance to the AL Cham- Series for the second as the Astros scored For the Indians, an- pionship Series against straight year, completing three runs in the seventh other postseason ended COLLEGE FOOTBALL Houston. a division-round sweep inning and closed a series earlier than planned. N o . 11 O k l a h o m a fi r e s d e f e n s i v e Rick Porcello is sched- of Cleveland on Mon- that figured to be much Cleveland was beaten uled to pitch for Boston day with an 11-3 win in more competitive. in the first round for the coordinator Mike Stoops against CC Sabathia. Game 3 helped by two George Springer hom- second year in a row. NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma fired defensive coordinator Mike Stoops on Monday after the Sooners struggled to stop Texas during Elliott From A10 their first loss of the season. Ruffin McNeill, the assistant head coach and the world was lifted off just seems to not come that makes up for the bad ——— his shoulders,” Hendrick through,” Almirola said. luck of losing the race BIG BET defensive tackles coach, will be the defensive said. Denny Hamlin was sec- with an absolute domi- Elliott had 12-1 odds in coordinator for the rest of the season. Bill Elliott did not ond, followed by playoff nant car.” the first-ever race where The No. 11 Sooners (5-1) lost 48-45 on Sat- attend the race, but with driver Joey Logano. NA- Almirola had lost legalized sports betting urday, allowing 501 yards to the Longhorns in more races like this one, SCAR playoff drivers took the lead when Bowyer happened at the track. Dallas. it’s not hard to imagine 10 of the top 15 spots. wrecked. Elliott was third Dover International son eventually eclipsing SHR was in control when he stayed out on Speedway opened its “At the end of the day, I felt like we needed dad’s mark of one Cup with Kevin Harvick early yellow, and would lead on-site betting kiosk this a new voice,” coach Lincoln Riley said Mon- championship. “I think and Almirola late. the final 11 laps. weekend and became the day. “We needed just a little bit of a spark. I this only elevates his Harvick led 286 laps Here are other items of only track that allowed thought that making the change was right for game,” Gordon said. and was on pace to sweep note from Dover. sports gambling on its that reason, and also because I felt good about Elliott’s win means he the Dover races until tire ——— property. can breathe a bit easier issues derailed his run JIMMIE’S RIDE NASCAR does not pro- the guys we have in this room and a plan for as the series shifts to and he finished sixth. Hendrick said there hibit its drivers or team the rest of this season. This team’s got a lot in treacherous Talladega, Almirola, who led 64 laps could be an announce- members from betting on front of them. This team could make a run here. where anything can hap- late and had his second ment in the next month the race. I think we all feel that.” pen on the superspeed- career Cup win in sight, for Johnson’s new 2019 NASCAR President McNeill was defensive coordinator at UNLV way. The top eight drivers was running sixth off a sponsor. Steve Phelps said the after the next two races restart when he got loose Lowe’s, which had been series is set to implement from 1997 to 1998 and at Fresno State in 1999. move on to the next round and connected with Brad on the hood for all seven guidelines in the rulebook He later served in that same role with Texas and Aric Almirola, Clint Keselowski. That trig- championships, said on sports betting in 2019. Tech from 2008 to 2009. Bowyer, Kyle Larson and gered a multi-car wreck this year it was leaving ——— Alex Bowman are stuck that collected champi- the sport and Hendrick UP NEXT NBA below the cutoff with two onship contenders and had yet to find another The series heads to Tal- races left in the round of brought out the red flag sponsor. ladega where Keselowski Phoenix Suns fire general 12. to force overtime. “It’s really hard when is the defending race win- “We’ve had so many “We were just lucky you have someone that’s ner. Team Penske drivers manager Ryan McDonough opportunities and been so there and wound up so successful but they’ve Keselowski and Logano PHOENIX (AP) — The Phoenix Suns fired close and had the car to dodging and weaving and been tied to one brand for have combined to win five general manager Ryan McDonough on Monday, win and been in posi- being in the right place,” a long time,” Hendrick of the last seven races at nine days before their season begins. tion and I don’t know, it Harvick said. “I guess said. Talladega. James Jones and Trevor Bukstein will share the GM duties on an interim basis for the Suns. Jones is the team’s vice president of basket- Braves From A10 ball operations and Bukstein was assistant GM under McDonough, who had been in Phoenix on Yasiel Puig’s popup Monday. options on a thin bench included inning and the Atlanta Braves held since 2013 and was under contract through Johan Camargo was hitless in the Ryan Flaherty, who hit .217 in the off the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-5 series. The veterans weren’t much regular season, Lane Adams, Lu- Sunday night, cutting their deficit 2020. of a help, either. Markakis had one cas Duda and backup catcher Rene in the NL Division Series to 2-1. Suns owner Robert Sarver said in a statement hit in 12 at-bats, and Inciarte was Rivera. Duda just missed hitting a Rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. hit a announcing the firing that he made the decision 3 for 14. Reliever Jonny Venters three-run homer off Kenta Maeda grand slam that helped the Braves “after much thought and a long evaluation of created a jam that allowed Da- in the eighth, pulling the deep build an early 5-0 lead. Atlanta our basketball operations.” vid Freese to deliver a pinch-hit, blast foul, before ending the inning blew that advantage, but Freddie two-run single off Brad Brach in with a fly ball to center. Freeman hit a tiebreaking homer “There’s no perfect time to make a change,” the sixth Monday. Even All-Star Atlanta’s depth took a hit when in the sixth. Sarver said in an interview on Arizona Sports Freddie Freeman couldn’t match shortstop Dansby Swanson was Then in the ninth, the Dodgers 98.7 FM radio. “For me it’s just about making his usual production, going 4 for 16 left off the postseason roster with got runners on first and second consistent progress and with any leader it’s an with a homer. a hand injury. Charlie Culberson, with no outs. Vizcaino came back ongoing evaluation process. And, ultimately, I Atlanta’s thin bench was a normally a utility player, was from a 3-0 count to strike out glaring disadvantage, especially forced into a starting role. Culber- slugger Max Muncy, then fanned just decided we needed to make a change.” when compared with the Dodgers’ son was 1 for 4 on Monday and hit Manny Machado on a wild pitch impressive depth. only .167 for the series. that moved the runners to second HOCKEY Kurt Suzuki, pinch-hitting for ——— and third. Braves starting pitcher Mike Sunday’s Game 3, With the entire crowd at Sun- Seattle NHL group unveils $70 Foltynewicz, gave Atlanta the run Braves 6, Dodgers 5 Trust Park standing, chanting and million training center plans with a two-run single off Rich Hill Reliever Arodys Vizcaino es- chopping, Vizcaino fanned a swing- SEATTLE (AP) — The ownership group look- in the fourth. But Snitker’s other caped his own jam in a nervy ninth ing Brian Dozier to end it. ing to bring an expansion NHL team to Seattle unveiled plans Monday for a $70 million training facility in the northern part of the city. Players From A10 NHL Seattle CEO Tod Lewieke announced the plans, which include three full-sized rinks •Michael Crear, Jasper: yards. He also added an 82-yard Totaled 172 yards of offense in and office space to serve as the headquarters Continued his stellar season in a kickoff return for a score. Davis the Bulldogs’ 35-8 loss to Colbert for the proposed new franchise. The facility will 54-20 rout of West Point. Crear picked up 132 yards and a pair of County. The senior quarterback have 180,000 square feet total and be located completed 21 of 29 passes for 315 touchdowns (6, 3) on 21 carries. completed 7 of 10 passes for 133 near Seattle’s Northgate Mall, which is being yards and a pair of touchdowns. He ——— yards and rushed 18 times for 39 redeveloped. The location is a short walk from a added 31 yards on four attempts on •Griffin Lynn, Lynn: Led the yards. new light-rail station set to open in a few years the ground. Bears’ defensive troops with 10 ——— ——— tackles, a sack and a tackle for loss and has easy access to Interstate 5. •Christian Hubbard, Oak- Xavier Waldrop, Jasper: in the 44-20 win. Lynn held Berry man: Rushed for 111 yards and a “We have an incredible opportunity to make Was Crear’s top target with nine scoreless in the second half. pair of touchdowns on 22 carries in Seattle the epicenter of hockey in the Pacific catches for 129 yards and two ——— the Wildcats’ 40-12 loss to Win- Northwest and our ownership has given us the touchdowns. He caught a 44-yard •Gabe Jones, Meek: Scored field. Hubbard had touchdown runs ability to take a big, big step today,” Leiweke halfback pass from Kaden Shelton three touchdowns in the Tigers’ 36- of 4 and 3 yards. He has topped the said. “This is a major commitment. We’re invest- and a 9-yard strike from Crear. 14 win over Brilliant. Jones rushed 100-yard mark in all six Oakman ing lots of money in KeyArena, we’re acquiring a ——— for 139 yards and had touchdown games. team we hope, and this is another major finan- •Brandon Hill, Jordan Da- runs of 50 and 38 yards. He also ——— cial commitment that our owners are making vis, Lynn: Hill totaled three opened the scoring in the game •Austin Owens, Winston to try and grow the game, build the game and touchdowns while Davis had two with a 40-yard interception return County: Rushed for 113 yards in Lynn’s 44-20 rout of Berry. Hill for a touchdown. have impact.” and a touchdown on 25 carries in had a pair of touchdown receptions ——— a 22-8 loss to Aliceville. Owens’ (35, 24) and had four catches for 72 •Zayne Guthrie, Addison: touchdown went for seven yards. 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001 Employment 040 Service & Repair 124 Land for Sale 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals A CUT ABOVE I BUY MORTGAGE feet to a 5/8" rebar and the Point MORTGAGE $$$$$$$$$$$ TELL TREE SERVICE LAND & TIMBER FORECLOSURE SALE of Beginning; thence N 00° 20' FORECLOSURE SALE STUMP GRINDING, (205)282-1412 Default having been made in the 48'' W, a distance of 183.89 feet Default having being made in Earn Extra Cash BUSH HOGGING payment of the indebtedness to a 5/8" capped rebar (#24337), the payment of the indebted- The Daily Mountain Eagle (205)282-1412 secured by that certain mort- a point on the Southwesterly ness secured by that certain 125 Real Est. Sales gage executed on January 6, right of way of Pumpkin Center mortgage dated October 30, is accepting applications DOZER TRACK hoe work, top 2005 by Joel D Willis, a single Cutoff Road and a point of 2014 executed by Scraine J. for Carrier Positions: FOR SALE BY OWNER. soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land 1200 sq.,ft. 2BR./1BA. man, originally in favor of Colo- curve; said curve being non-tan- Hornsby, married & Jonathan C. • Union Chapel Area clearing, Ponds built & Trailer 60 acres. nial Bank, N.A., and recorded in gent to the left and having a ra- Hornsby, unmarried, & Scotty J. • Smith Lake Area Pads built. ALSO Demolition; 1330ft., on Blackwater. Book 1933 at Page 542 on Jan- dius of 756.25 feet; a delta Hornsby, married, in favor of (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 12 miles from Jasper. uary 10, 2005, and rerecorded angle of 18° 51' 58" and a curve Green Tree Servicing, LLC, said $165,000. (205)530-4624. in Book 1939, Page 161 on length of 249.02; thence S 40º Mortgage being recorded De- Apply in person at E.O. STUMP GRINDING 2/3/2005 in the Office of the 27' 57" E, along the chord of cember 19, 2014, in Book 2408, Daily Mountain Eagle Eddy Owen (205)544-1320; JASPER 3 or 4BR older home. Judge of Probate of Walker said curve, a chord distance of Page 594 in the Office of the FREE Estimates 1301 Viking Drive Busy street. Double garage. County, Alabama, and secured 247.89 feet to a 5/8" capped Judge of Probate of Walker Jasper, Alabama indebtedness having been rebar (#24337); thence N 88° County, Alabama; assigned to MONEY PLEDGER $98,000; (205)534-0956 transferred or assigned to Wells 18' 45" W, a distance of 159.84 U.S. Bank, N.A., as Trustee, or call 205-221-2884 Hauling & Excavating Fargo Bank, N.A. as reflected feet to the point of beginning. successor in interest to Wa- (205)471-6432 All Daily Mountain Eagle by instrument recorded in Book Less and Except any portion of chovia Bank, National Associa- Gravel, Red rock, Fill-dirt Carriers are independent 1927, Page 720; Book 1927, the above described property tion, as Trustee, successor by Topsoil & tree service. contractors and are not Page 606 and Book 2068, Page lying within the roadway. merger to First Union National employees of the Daily MUMMEY LAWN Service. 96 of the same Office. Shapiro For informational purposes Bank as Trustee, for Mid-State Mountain Eagle. Applicants Year Round Lawn Maintenance. and Ingle, L.L.P., as counsel for only, the property address is: Trust VII by instrument recorded must have dependable, FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 Mortgagee or Transferee and 589 Pumpkin Center Cut Off, in Book, Page in the Office of economical transportation, under and by virtue of power of Quinton, AL 35130. the Judge of Probate of Walker a valid driver’s license and RED RYDER HAULING JASPER CITY-LIMITS sale contained in the said mort- Any property address pro- County, Alabama. Said default automobile insurance. Crushed stone, gravel, sand, Move-in Ready gage will, on November 8, 2018, vided is not part of the legal continues and notice is hereby lime, red-rock, topsoil 3BR/2BA; sell at public outcry to the high- description of the property given that the undersigned, U.S. (205)384-4932 New Paint, Flooring, est bidder in front of the main sold herein and in the event Bank, N.A., as Trustee, succes- IMMEDIATE OPENING for (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Roof, Deck. entrance of the Walker County, of any discrepancy, the legal sor in interest to Wachovia Priced to Sell @ $140,000 Alabama, Courthouse in the City description referenced herein Bank, National Association, as HYDRAULIC WILL CUT Small and Large Danielle Goins of Jasper, during the legal hours shall control. Trustee, successor by merger to TECHNICIAN/FABRICATOR for Trees out of yards. ReMax Elite of sale, the following real estate This sale is made for the pur- First Union National Bank as Hydraulic Sales and Service (205)686-7304 (205)522-1569 Comp. located in Birmingham. (205)544-1224 situated in Walker County, Ala- pose of paying the indebtedness Trustee, for Mid-State Trust VII, Troubleshoot, repair & test bama, to wit: secured by said mortgage, as by Ditech Financial LLC, as ser- hydraulic and lubrication pumps. 045 Pets & Supplies A parcel of land located in a well as the expenses of foreclo- vicer with delegated authority, Assembly and fabrication skills 127 Money To Loan part of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 sure. Furthermore, the property under and by virtue of the power 2 YOUNG (M) Black and Tan of Section 22, Township 16 to be offered pursuant to this no- of sale contained in said mort- needed. Some travel for service ADVANCE-FEE LOANS Hunting Dogs, FREE to good South, Range 6 West, and a tice of sale is being offered for gage, will sell at public outcry to jobs required. Clean MVR, OR CREDIT OFFERS homes. (205)302-5591 part of the SW 1/4 of the NW sale, transfer and conveyance the highest bidder for cash at Background Screen and Drug It's illegal for companies doing 1/4 of Section 23, Township 16 AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither the the main entrance to the County Test required. business by phone to promise 6 BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, free to South, Range 6 West, Walker mortgagee, nor the officers, di- Courthouse, Walker County, Al- Please email resume to: you a loan and ask you to pay good homes. 8 weeks old. Call County, Alabama more particu- rectors, attorneys, employees, abama on 10/26/2018, during [email protected] for it before they deliver. For (205)924-9133. larly described as follows: agents or authorized represen- the legal hours of sale, the fol- or fax to 205-581-1205 more information call toll free 1- Commence at the NW corner tative of the mortgagee make lowing described real estate sit- FREE FULL BLOODED 3 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- KING FRESH Tomatoes, Inc. of said SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of any representation or warranty uated in Walker County, month old squirrel dog (puppy). ice Message from The Daily is looking for 99 people to har- said Section 23, said point being relating to the title or any physi- Alabama, to-wit: Brown & white. (205)384-6849. Mountain Eagle Newspaper and vest, count, pack, load and un- a 3" capped pipe and run S 00° cal, environmental, health or A parcel of land located in the the Federal Trade Commission. load Tomatoes. Other duties FREE KITTENS, 5 months old. 23' 21" E. a distance of 155.04 safety conditions existing in, on, NW 1/4 - SE 1/4 of Section 26, may include, weeding, pruning, Gray & black, black & white, feet to a 3/4" rebar and the Point at or relating to the property of- Township 12 South, Range 7 removal of stakes and plastic solid black. Litter box trained. 140 Transportation of Beginning; thence S 00° 20' fered for sale. Any and all re- West, Walker County, Alabama. also field maintenance. Inside/Outside (205)275-2394. BOOGER'S TOWING 35" E, a distance of 333.63 feet sponsibilities or liabilities arising More particularly described as This will all be done in We pay CASH to a 5/8" rebar; thence S 88° 15' out of or in any way relating to follows: Begin at the Northwest FREE PUPPIES, 6wks. To good Decatur County, GA. Job starts for junk cars or trucks 09" E, a distance of 210.15 feet any such condition, including corner of said NW 1/4 - SE 1/4 homes. (205)308-8360 09/20/2018–11/20/2018 (205)384-0250 to a 5/8" rebar; thence S 00° 22' those suggested by Code of Ala. and run South 89 degrees 57 (temporary position) rate pay is FREE TO A GOOD HOME (M) 01" E, a distance of 319.70 feet (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly minutes 29 seconds East, along $10.95/HR or by piece rate de- German Shepherd mix dog, 1yr 150 Legals to a 5/8" capped rebar (#24337), are disclaimed. This sale is sub- the North boundary of the said pending on the crop you har- old. Black w/brown markings. a point on the Northeasterly ject to all prior liens and encum- NW 1/4 - SE 1/4 218.54 feet; vest. Two months verifiable Call (205)300-2820. PUBLIC NOTICE FILING right of way of Pumpkin Center brances and unpaid taxes and thence South 18 degrees 13 experience is required as well OF PERMIT APPLICATION Cutoff Road and a point of assessments including any minutes 21 seconds East, as being able to lift up to 52lbs. SPOTTED BOSTON Terriers, In accordance with the provision curve; said curve being non-tan- transfer tax associated with the 100.80 feet to the North right of Housing & transportation pro- $350; (205)275-1691 of Act No. 81-435 of the State of gent to the right and having a foreclosure. The successful bid- way of a county road; thence vided including for U.S workers Alabama and the regulations radius of 646.25 feet, a delta der must tender a non-refund- South 69 degrees 15 minutes who cannot reasonably return to promulgated under this act, angle of 09° 10' 38" and a curve able deposit of Five Thousand 19 seconds West, along said their permanent residence at the 047 Livestock Prospect Mining and Develop- length of 103.51 feet; thence N Dollars and no/100 ($5,000.00) North right of way, 262.21 feet to end of each working day. HAY FOR Sale. Round and ment Company, LLC, 2002 2nd 42° 50' 26" W, along the chord in certified or cash funds at the the East boundary of the said If interested, please call me Square bales. (205)300-4481. Ave, Jasper, Alabama 35501 is of said curve, a chord distance time and place of the sale. The NW 1/4 - SE 1/4; thence North Monday-Friday 9AM-3PM at filing an application to renew its of 103.40 feet to a concrete right balance of the purchase price 01 degrees 28 minutes 22 sec- (863)307-9652. I will provide 060 Boats & Marine Carbon Hill Mine (P-3919), Un- of way monument; thence S 51° must be paid in certified funds onds West, along said East tools, supplies and equipment derground Mine. Access to the 00' 21" W, along said right of by close of business on the next boundary, 188.84 feet to the needed for the job at no cost to 1996 RANGER Bass Boat Sport mine is as follows: way, a distance of 24.64 feet to business day thereafter at the Point of Beginning. workers. Transportation and R70; $5,000 (205)275-2421 or From intersection of Yellow a concrete right of way monu- Law Office of Shapiro and Ingle, Also Known As: 2144 Herman subsistence expenses to the (205)544-9419. Jacket Road & AL 118 travel ment and a point of curve; said LLP at the address indicated Road, Jasper, AL 35502 work-site will be provided by the south on Yellow Jacket Road curve being non-tangent to the below. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP For informational purposes employer or paid by the em- 085 Yard Sales 0.1 miles to Co. Road 63. Turn right and having a radius of reserves the right to award the only, the property address is: 676.25 feet, a delta angle of 10° bid to the next highest bidder, or 2144 Herman Road, Jasper, AL ployer upon completion of 50% HENRIETTA'S CLOSET right on Co. Road 63 and travel 28' 26" and a curve length of to reschedule the sale, should 35502. Any property address of the work contract, or earlier, if NOW OPEN 1.9 miles. Mine entrance will be 123.62 feet; thence N 34° 29' the highest bidder fail to timely provided is not part of the legal appropriate; guarantee 3/4 of October 3rd-13th on the left. 38" W, along the chord of said tender the total amount due. description of the property sold the job order. Mon.-Fri. 10:00am-6:00pm SW/SW of Section 30, NW/NE, curve, a chord distance of Alabama law gives some per- herein and in the event of any Apply in your local Sat. 10:00am-4:00pm. NE/NW, SW/NE, NE/SW, 123.45 feet to a point; thence N sons who have an interest in discrepancy, the legal descrip- Dept. of Labor office at the Located behind KFC. NW/SW, SW/SW, SE/SW, 28° 02' 52" W, along said right property the right to redeem the tion referenced herein shall con- following address: Children's clothes, NW/SE, NW/NW of Section 31, of way, a distance of 531.29 feet property under certain circum- trol. Career Center baby equipment, toys, Township 13 South, Range 9 to a point of curve; said curve stances. Programs may also THIS PROPERTY WILL BE 310 South Scott Street home decor, furniture. West, SE/SE of Section 25, Bainbridge, GA 39819-4136 NE/NE, NE/SE, NW/SE, being tangent to the left and exist that help persons avoid or SOLD ON AN “AS-IS, WHERE- REF: 22510588707 SW/SE, SE/SE of Section 36, having a radius of 756.17 feet, a delay the foreclosure process. IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY 115 Rent or Lease Township 13 South, Range 10 delta angle of 02° 36' 45" and a An attorney should be consulted EASEMENTS, ENCUM- LPN POSITION available West, Walker County, Alabama, curve length of 34.48 feet; to help you understand these BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS 2BR/1BA NICE Mobilehome at NWAMHC. Apply at NE/NE, NW/NE, SW/NE, thence N 29° 21' 14" E along rights and programs as a part of REFLECTED IN THE MORT- nwamhc.com (Poplar Springs); $450mo $250dep. (205)295-8151 NE/NW of Section 1, Township the chord of said curve, a chord the foreclosure process. GAGE AND THOSE CON- 14 South, Range 10 West, distance of 34.47 feet; thence S Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF MASTER LEVEL and Bachelor Fayette County Alabama. 89° 39' 36" E, a distance of its successors and assigns THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE Level positions available in our A copy of the permit application 212.02 feet to the Point of Be- Mortgagee or Transferee OF PROBATE OF THE Children Services in Walker is available for public inspection ginning. SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP COUNTY WHERE THE County. Go to nwamhc.com to and review on the Alabama Sur- Also a parcel of land located in 10130 Perimeter Parkway, ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- apply. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All face Mining Commission web- a part of the SW 1/4 of the NW Suite 400 ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS MOORE'S LANDING real estate advertised in this site 1/4 of Section 23, Township 16 Charlotte, NC 28216 PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD Now Hiring Waitresses and newspaper is subject to the http://surface- South, Range 6 West, Walker 704-333-8107/ 18-016299 WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- Kitchen Help. Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 mining.alabama.gov. A copy of County, Alabama, more particu- Attorneys for Mortgagee COURSE, EXPRESS OR IM- Apply in person only. the permit application is also larly described as follows: or Transferee PLIED AS TO TITLE, USE which makes it illegal to advertise available for public inspection Commence at the SW corner *Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9, 2018 AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND POSITIONS AVAILABLE “any preference, limitation or and review at the office of the of said SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO in Mental Health field. Apply discrimination based on race, Alabama Surface Mining Com- said Section 23, said point being THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP color, religion, sex, or national mission located on the second a 3" capped pipe and run N 00° OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED floor of the Pinnacle Bank Build- 22' 05" W, a distance of 420.24 THERETO. WANTED: PERSON origin or an intention to make ing at 1811 2nd Avenue, Jasper, w/Carpentry experience. any such preference, limitation or Alabama 35501. Written com- VALID DRIVERS license. discrimination.” This newspaper ments, objections, request for Drug test. Serious inquiries will not knowingly accept any public hearing or request for in- only. APPLY @ formal conferences concerning 1206 Curry Hwy. advertising for real estate which this permit should be sent to the Daily Mountain Eagle is in violation of the law. Our Alabama Surface Mining Com- 020 Announcements readers are informed that all mission, P.O. 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150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals Alabama law gives some per- This sale is made for the pur- AMENDMENT PROPOSED Area hit hard by Indonesia sons who have an interest in pose of paying the indebtedness BY ACT NO. 2018-276 (SB15) property the right to redeem the secured by mortgage as well as Part 1. Section 46 of the Consti- property under certain circum- the expenses of foreclosure, in- tution of Alabama of 1901, and quake seen as high-risk zone stances. Programs may also cluding a reasonable attorney’s Amendment 97 to the Constitu- exist that help persons avoid or fees and other purposes set out tion of Alabama of 1901, both delay the foreclosure process. in said mortgage. now appearing as Section 46 of PETOBO, Indonesia An attorney should be consulted The Bank of New York Mellon the Official Recompilation of the (AP) — When the violent to help you understand these fka The Bank of New York, as Constitution of Alabama of shaking from a massive rights and programs as a part of Trustee for the Certificatehold- 1901, are repealed. magnitude 7.5 earth- the foreclosure process. ers of the Cwabs, Inc., Asset- Part 2. Section 46 is added to quake finally stopped, This sale is made for the pur- Backed Certificates, the Constitution of Alabama of Selvi Susanti stood up pose of paying the indebtedness Series 2007-8 1901, to read as follows: secured by mortgage as well as Paul K. Lavelle, Esq. Section 46. and realized something the expenses of foreclosure, in- Attorney for Mortgagee (a) Senators and representa- strange was happening. cluding a reasonable attorney’s Spina, & Lavelle, P.C. tives shall be elected by the First, she saw the ground fees and other purposes set out One Perimeter Park South qualified electors on the first suddenly begin to sink. in said mortgage. Suite 400N Tuesday after the first Monday Then the pavement split U.S. Bank, N.A., as Trustee, Birmingham, Alabama 35243 in November unless the Legisla- beneath her feet like a successor in interest to Wa- (205) 298-1800 ture shall change the time of broken dinner plate and chovia Bank, National Associa- 18-01075-FC holding elections and in every started to rise. tion, as Trustee, successor by *October 9, 16, 23, 2018 fourth year thereafter. The terms merger to First Union National of office of the senators and rep- Terrified, she clung to Bank as Trustee, for Mid-State resentatives shall commence on a small sliver of asphalt STATE OF ALABAMA and surfed a river of Trust VII, by Ditech Financial PROCLAMATION the day after the general elec- LLC, as servicer with delegated BY THE GOVERNOR tion at which they are elected, fast-moving mud as it authority WHEREAS the Alabama Legis- and expire on the day after the swallowed entire neigh- Paul K. Lavelle, Esq. lature at its 2018 Regular Ses- general election held in the borhoods, carrying her Attorney for Mortgagee sion enacted Act Nos. 2017-188 fourth year after their election, higher than coconut trees Spina, & Lavelle, P.C. (HB98), 2018-132 (SB194), except as otherwise provided in for a quarter of a mile. One Perimeter Park South 2018-276 (SB15), and 2018-389 this Constitution. At the general “What I saw — oh my Suite 400N (SB181) proposing certain election in the year nineteen AP Photo/Dita Alangkara Birmingham, Alabama 35243 hundred and two all the repre- God! Houses were tum- amendments to the Constitution bling. They started to (205) 298-1800 of Alabama of 1901; sentatives, together with the In this Friday photo, men survey the damage in *Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9, 2018 senators for the even numbered roll like waves. It’s like a WHEREAS, in conformity with the Petobo neighborhood which was wiped out Section 284 of the Constitution districts and for the thirty-fifth tsunami, but the differ- MORTGAGE of Alabama of 1901, as district, shall be elected. The ence was they were waves by liquefaction during a massive earthquake in FORECLOSURE SALE amended, the Legislature has terms of those senators who of soil,” said Susanti, 38, represent the odd numbered Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Many in the Default having being made in ordered an election by the quali- weeping at the memory decimated village had no idea they were in an the payment of the indebted- fied electors of the state upon districts under the law in force of seeing so many people prior to the ratification of this ness secured by that certain such proposed amendments; simply disappear into the area already identified as a high-risk zone for this mortgage dated March 16, 2007 and Constitution, are hereby ex- tended until the day after the earth as they screamed apocalyptic phenomenon that causes soft ground executed by Jerry Lynn Wells WHEREAS notice of this elec- for help. “It felt like I was and Kimberly D. Wells, husband tion, together with the proposed general election in the year to liquefy during temblors. The area around Su- and wife, in favor of Mortgage amendments, is required by law nineteen hundred and six; and in a boat, moving around. lawesi island’s Palu Bay had been slammed be- Electronic Registration Systems, to be given by proclamation of until the expiration of his or her But the difference is I Inc. solely as a nominee for the Governor, which shall be term as hereinbefore extended, was not in water, but in fore and was due for another potential perfect Hometown Mortgage Services, published once a week for at each such senator shall repre- the mud.” storm, capable of unleashing earthquakes, land- Inc., said Mortgage being least four successive weeks im- sent the district established by Many, like Susanti in slides, tsunami waves, and soil liquefaction. recorded May 9, 2007, in Book mediately preceding the day ap- this Constitution, bearing the number corresponding with that the devastated village of 2075, Page 232, in the Office of pointed for the election; Petobo, had no idea they waves and soil liquefac- this type of earthquake the Judge of Probate of Walker NOW, THEREFORE, I, Kay for which he or she was elected. In the year nineteen hundred were in an area already tion. — on a strike-slip fault, County, Alabama; assigned to Ivey, as Governor of the State of which typically does not The Bank of New York Mellon Alabama, do hereby give notice, and six, and in every fourth year identified by the gov- “I knew right away,” fka The Bank of New York, as direct, and proclaim that on thereafter, all the senators and ernment as a high-risk said Prasetya, co-founder produce dangerous tsu- Trustee for the Certificatehold- Tuesday, November 6, 2018, an representatives shall be elected. zone for the devastating of the Tsunami Research namis — could generate ers of the Cwabs, Inc., Asset- election will be held in the State (b) Except as provided in sub- geological phenomenon Center Indonesia, who waves that surged as high Backed Certificates, Series of Alabama in the manner and section (c), when a vacancy oc- that causes soft ground had met with government as 6 meters (20 feet). 2007-8 by instrument recorded form provided by law upon the curs in either house of the officials and residents in Again, Prasetya knew. Legislature, the Governor shall to liquefy during earth- in Book 2279, Page 189, in the following proposed amendments quakes. the area to try to raise He had published a Office of the Judge of Probate of to the Constitution of 1901 of issue a writ of election to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the But Indonesian sci- awareness about the paper nearly two decades Walker County, Alabama, legal the State of Alabama: threat. “I posted in our ago highlighting six other description of said Mortgage AMENDMENT PROPOSED term. However, if the Secretary entist Gegar Prasetya was later modified by Partial Re- BY ACT NO. 2017-188 (HB98) of State determines that a wasn’t surprised by any of group, and I said, ‘It’s tsunamis recorded in the lease of Mortgage recorded in (a) This state acknowledges, de- legally qualified candidate for the events that occurred happened.’” Makassar Strait in the Book 2530, Page 382, in the Of- clares, and affirms that it is the election to the vacancy is unop- at dusk on Sept. 28, kill- Disaster-prone Indo- past century, predicting fice of the Judge of Probate of public policy of this state to rec- posed when the last date for fil- ing nearly 2,000 people nesia, part of the Pacific that a repeat event could Walker County, Alabama. Said ognize and support the sanctity ing certificates of nomination and leaving possibly Basin’s “Ring of Fire,” is be expected roughly every has passed, the election shall default continues and notice is of unborn life and the rights of thousands more missing. an archipelago of about 25 years. The last one oc- hereby given that the under- unborn children, including the not be held. The Secretary of State shall issue a certificate of He had warned people 17,000 islands sitting curred in a region north signed, The Bank of New York right to life. for years that the area atop numerous fault lines of the city in 1996. Before Mellon fka The Bank of New (b) This state further acknowl- election to the candidate, the York, as Trustee for the Certifi- edges, declares, and affirms same as if an election had been around Sulawesi island’s that have produced some that, Palu Bay was hit in cateholders of the Cwabs, Inc., that it is the public policy of this held, and the certificate shall be Palu Bay had been struck of the largest and most 1968 by a very similar Asset-Backed Certificates, Se- state to ensure the protection of accepted by the house in which before and was due for deadly earthquakes, magnitude 7.4 quake that ries 2007-8, under and by virtue the rights of the unborn child in the vacancy occurred as evi- another potential combi- tsunamis and volcanic generated waves 33 feet of the power of sale contained in all manners and measures law- dence of the unopposed candi- nation of factors to create eruptions in recorded high. said mortgage, will sell at public ful and appropriate. date's right to fill the position a perfect storm capable of history. “This one complete vil- outcry to the highest bidder for (c) Nothing in this constitution created by the vacancy. In the event an election is held, all the unleashing earthquakes, Other scientists around lage went to the sea,” he cash at the main entrance to the secures or protects a right to landslides, tsunami the world wondered how said of the 1968 event. County Courthouse, Walker abortion or requires the funding costs and expenses incurred County, Alabama on 11/08/2018, of an abortion. thereby shall be paid out of any during the legal hours of sale, AMENDMENT PROPOSED funds in the State Treasury not the following described real es- BY ACT NO. 2018-132 (SB194) otherwise appropriated. Tucker From A6 tate situated in Walker County, “Section 264. (c) When a vacancy occurs in Alabama, to-wit: “The state university shall be either house of the Legislature Part of the SE 1/4 - NE 1/4, under the management and on or after October 1 of the third started the wind blew wrong, with full moon anguished woman. Many Section 25, Township 13 South, control of a board of trustees, year of a quadrennium, the seat the sound around until and no wind. Worse, some turned to flee, but the Range 8 West, Walker County, which shall consist of two mem- shall remain vacant until a suc- even he couldn’t tell from tough-guy members of the stud linebacker yelled, cessor is elected at the next Alabama, described as follows: bers from each congressional whence it came. football team showed up, “Shut up and listen!” and Commence at the Northwest district in the state as consti- succeeding general election. AMENDMENT PROPOSED A reveler, amidst rau- including the stud line- they did. corner of said SE 1/4 - NE 1/4, tuted on January 1, 2018, an cous laughter, stopped to backer who was afraid of Without halt or falter, Thence South 00 degrees 29 additional member from the con- BY ACT NO. 2018-389 (SB181) minutes 12 seconds West along gressional district which in- Every person shall be at liberty say, “Hey, did ya’ll hear nothing. He wasn’t big, he went straight into the the West boundary of said SE cludes the site of the first to worship God according to the that?” D.T. declared he but he’d tackle a truck. graveyard and a minute 1/4 - NE 1/4, 540.67 feet to the campus of the university, the su- dictates of his or her own con- heard nothing. A few D.T.’s finely honed in- later returned with D.T.’s Point of Beginning. Thence con- perintendent of education, and science. No person shall be moments later, another stincts sensed imminent expensive tape deck, tinue South 00 degrees 29 min- the governor, who shall be ex compelled to attend, or, against said he thought he heard peril. He considered de- which he proceeded to utes 12 seconds West along officio president of the board. his or her consent, to contribute something. D.T. denied it, lay, but the iron was hot throw down and stomp. said West Boundary, 264.89 The members of the board of to the erection or support of any place of religious worship, or to but all started listening and he decided the show D.T. said, “I had tears feet; thence South 89 degrees trustees as now constituted and swallowing hard. must go on. in my heart, but I re- 57 minutes 46 seconds East - shall hold office until their re- pay tithes, taxes, or other rates 210.00 feet; Thence South 00 spective terms expire under ex- for the support of any minister of Then horrendous sounds He conjured lively membered the wrecks. degrees 29 minutes 12 seconds isting law, and until their the gospel. Property belonging split the night. conversation, saying he I could see the guy with East - 525.00 feet to the South successors shall be elected and to the state may be used to dis- I said those who gath- doubted there was really his thumb bandaged and Boundary of said SE 1/4 - NE confirmed as hereinafter re- play the Ten Commandments, ered in Old Pisgah at anything Out There. figured I didn’t have a 1/4; Thence South 89 degrees quired. The additional trustees and the right of a public school night were reckless, but Some agreed but most choice. I started stomping 57 minutes 46 seconds East provided for by this amendment and public body to display the that is a bit inaccurate. were a-tingle. Midnight the tape deck hard as Ten Commandments on prop- along said South Boundary, shall be elected by the existing There were three wrecks. approached and he he was.” Then the stud 348.17 feet; Thence North 15 members of the board, and con- erty owned or administrated by a public school or public body in Fenders crunched, started to move into the picked up the busted ma- degrees 41 minutes 30 seconds firmed by the senate in the man- headlights and tail lights tombstones when things chine and tossed it deep East 651.48 feet to the West ner provided below, for initial this state is not restrained or R.O.W. of a County Road (Pre- terms of not more than six years abridged. The civil and political shattered. One unfortu- went wonky. into the bowels of Old scriptive R.O.W.); Thence along established by the board so that rights, privileges, and capacities nate snagged his pantleg A couple of lowerschool Pisgah bone orchard. said West R.O.W. along an arc one term shall expire each three of no person shall be diminished on an inconvenient limb, girls sidled up to D.T. just Everyone left, including of a curve to the right 108.49 years in each congressional dis- or enlarged on account of his or blurted “Got me!” and as he was ready to make D.T. feet, Radius 290.86 feet, Delta trict. Successors to the terms of her religious belief. No public lunged away only to miss his move. D.T. needed I said, “So was the tape 21 degrees 22 minutes 17 sec- the existing and additional funds may be expended in de- his doorhandle and jam space and one of the girls deck ruined?” He shook onds, Chord North 05 degrees trustees shall hold office for a fense of the constitutionality of this amendment. his thumb something gave him opportunity. his head. 00 minutes 21 seconds East - term of six years, and shall not awful. It never did heal She hugged herself and “I don’t know,” he said, North 89 degrees 56 minutes 24 serve more than three consecu- The Ten Commandments shall seconds West - 752.47 feet to tive full six-year terms on the be displayed in a manner that right. D.T., safely parked said to D.T., “We’re scared “and don’t want to know. the Point of Beginning. Contains board; provided however that a complies with constitutional re- away from the panicked, of graveyards.” I didn’t go back to see. I 9.49 acres more or less. trustee shall retire from the quirements, including, but not followed them out, dou- In a hollow voice, D.T. haven’t been back and I’m For informational purposes board and vacate office at the limited to, being intermingled bled back and retrieved said, “I was, too, when I never going back. Far as only, the property address is: annual meeting of the board fol- with historical or educational the tape deck. was alive.” Ah, sudden I know it’s still where he 753 Wells Loop, Jasper, AL lowing that trustee's seventieth items, or both, in a larger dis- All weekend, phones space. threw it. play within or on property owned 35503. Any property address birthday. Election of additional rang. Monday, the halls Into the stones he “That woman scream- provided is not part of the legal and successor trustees or of or administrated by a public school or public body. rang with confirmation went, found his tapedeck, ing? I’m ninety percent description of the property sold trustees to fill any vacancy cre- that Old Pisgah was pushed the play button, sure it came from the herein and in the event of any ated by the expiration of a term FURTHER, I proclaim and direct discrepancy, the legal descrip- or by the death or resignation of that notice of this election to be haunted. There was proof sauntered back, and tape. I’m a hundred per- tion referenced herein shall con- any member or from any other held on Tuesday, November 6, from multiple sources. soon caught the first soft cent sure I didn’t put it on trol. cause shall be by the remaining 2018, upon the above proposed Fearless ghostbusters sounds of fright in the there. I don’t know where THIS PROPERTY WILL BE members of the board by secret amendments to the Constitution could hardly wait for night. The group alerted. it came from. I’ve got to SOLD ON AN “AS-IS, WHERE- ballot; provided, that any trustee of 1901 of the State of Alabama, Friday night. Then clamorous discord wonder if I woke some- shall be given by publishing the IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY so elected shall hold office from D.T. was pleased, and came tearing out of the thing up.” EASEMENTS, ENCUM- the date of election until confir- same in a newspaper published within each county authorized to meant to offer a show. He night, full of shouts and Happy Halloween. BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS mation or rejection by the sen- enhanced the tape with chains and moans and REFLECTED IN THE MORT- ate, and, if confirmed, until the publish legal advertisements. (Next week: A Modest Proposal) GAGE AND THOSE CON- expiration of the term for which *October 9, 16, 23, 30, 2018 a wolf baying and bells the keening wail of an TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF elected, and until a successor is ringing to complement his THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE elected. At every meeting of the moans and groans and OF PROBATE OF THE legislature the superintendent of shaken tin and chains. COUNTY WHERE THE education shall certify to the He, too, looked forward to ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- senate the names of all who Friday night. ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS shall have been so elected Ah, but the best laid PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD since the last session of the leg- plans, eh. Friday after- WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- islature, and the senate shall COURSE, EXPRESS OR IM- confirm or reject them, as it shall noon, things got in D.T.’s PLIED AS TO TITLE, USE determine is for the best interest way. Try as he might, he AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND of the university. If it rejects the couldn’t get to Old Pisgah WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO names of any members, it shall Graveyard (bone orchard) THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION thereupon elect trustees in the that afternoon and that OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED stead of those rejected. No evening he barely got THERETO. trustee shall receive any pay or Planning to sell? Use there before the eager. Alabama law gives some per- emolument other than his actual the classified ads to With headlights turning sons who have an interest in expenses incurred in the dis- in down the hill, D.T. hur- property the right to redeem the charge of his duties as such. property under certain circum- Upon the vacation of office by a find a buyer for your ried into graveyard with stances. Programs may also trustee, the board, if it desires, used car. just time to lean the tape exist that help persons avoid or may bestow upon a trustee the deck behind a tombstone. delay the foreclosure process. honorary title of trustee emeri- CALL CLASSIFIED More than 20 kids An attorney should be consulted tus, but such status shall confer showed up. The mood was to help you understand these no responsibilities, duties, 221-2840 fraught with anticipation rights and programs as a part of rights, or privileges as such." Daily Mountain Eagle and giggly fear. the foreclosure process. The night, though, was A14 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Oct. 9, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com

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