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On Thursday the Daily Mountain Council to take up issue of firearms at Frog Festival Eagle reported that a representative of By RICK WATSON carriers, but we’re not going to was in violation of the open car‑ stations; a prison, jail, halfway Daily Mountain Eagle have that at the Frog Festival,” ry law by prohibiting firearms at house, community corrections fa‑ the Walker County Ellis said. “We haven’t had that the 2018 festival, according to a cility, or other detention facility; Emergency Man- SUMITON ‑ Mayor Petey Ellis (in the past), and I don’t see March 5 letter from Marshall to a facility which provides inpa‑ agement Agency reported in Tuesday’s coun‑ any reason to start now.” The Ellis. tient or custodial care of those cil meeting that the city had had told Sipsey council will make the final deci‑ The attorney general’s office with psychiatric, mental, or emo‑ received information from the sion on this issue after the city will not investigate the petitions, tional disorders; a courthouse, Assistant Fire Chief state Attorney General’s Office attorney has had an opportunity according to the letter. Instead, courthouse annex, a building Craig Grace that regarding the “Open Carry” law to review the document provided Marshall directed the city to a in which a district attorney’s the town could as it relates to the Frog Festival by the attorney general’s office. portion of the Code of Alabama office is located, or a building in sponsored by the City of Sumi‑ acquire a second The office of Attorney General which establishes locations which a county commission or ton. Steve Marshall received three where firearms are prohibited: city council is currently having storm shelter if it “We’re not opposed to gun petitions alleging that the city police, sheriff, or highway patrol owned the neces- See FESTIVAL, A5 sary property. EMA coordinator Regina Myers told the Daily Mountain Eagle Permit sought Thursday morning that she had not for flood spoken to Grace about a second work at creek shelter and that no grant funding exists By ED HOWELL at this time to cover Daily Mountain Eagle the cost of such a The Jasper City Council on Tuesday agreed to action to project. Grace con- address flooding at Tanyard firmed to the Eagle Creek. on Thursday that Jasper Mayor David the conversation O’Mary said, “It is my belief that we have a plan that with Myers hadn’t will bring a solution to that occurred and that flooding. When we have rain he misspoke to the of any significance, we have council. to close Third Avenue.” He said a permit was needed for a drainage project for that work, which will be applied for by McGehee Engi‑ neering. The council voted to allow for that application. District 4 Councilwoman Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith Jennifer W. Smith was absent from the meeting. Oakman Mayor Cory Franks speaks to football players at Oakman High School Thursday. In other action Tuesday, the council: • Approved event per‑ mits for Farmstead Baptist Oakman mayor mentors football players Church for the Spring Choral DEATHS Concert on Saturday, April 20, from 3 to 5 p.m. on the By NICOLE SMITH in their school, their said he wasn’t the most things.” courthouse square and the Daily Mountain Eagle families and the com‑ popular guy in school Franks told the munity. either, but he stressed young men that he Walker County Arts Alliance OAKMAN — Varsi‑ Art in the Park on Saturday, “Winning or losing that hard work paid off wants them to develop ty football players at ... a leader leads every in a big way. a sense of account‑ Tony Stephen Sargent May 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oakman High School Mamie Marchbank (Fannie), at Gamble Park. time. A leader doesn’t “I never thought I ability and be grateful received a special visit pout and walk to the would be the mayor for the opportunity to 68 • Re-appointed Jack Allen from the town’s mayor Billy Wayne Rhodes, 63, to a full term on the Walker sideline yelling at the of Oakman. I never represent their town. Cordova on Thursday. coaches,” Franks said. thought I would be a “You’re there County Board of Equaliza‑ Oakman Mayor Cory Wanda Quinn, 66, Quinton tion. He had been appointed a “That doesn’t look police officer, and I not only representing June Shaw, 89, Anniston Franks was invited by year and a half ago to fill the good, and people notice never thought I would the “O” that’s on your Barbara Bunn Stanford, 71, Oakman head coach that. A leader leads for be doing the things jersey. You’re repre‑ Jasper remainder of a term. Ryan Hall to speak to • Introduced a budget everybody else. It takes that I do,” he said. “I senting this communi‑ Ernest Robin Townley, 62 the players. Franks is a real strong person came out of Oakman ty. You’re representing Frankie Moon, 90, Rusk, TX amendment, to transfer a graduate of Oakman John Mark Herron, 77, $25,000 from the General to be a leader, and you High School and I was your families,” he said High and gave charac‑ don’t have to be the able to accomplish as the players nodded Carbon Hill ter building advice to See FLOOD, A5 best athlete to be a those things, and that’s carefully “I really want the roughly 20 young leader.” what it’s all about. you guys to understand men in Oakman’s field The mayor divulged When you’re here, how important you are house Thursday after‑ his experiences in you’re learning disci‑ to the community of noon. high school, stating he pline, you’re learning Oakman. Football in Jasper school The majority of wasn’t the most tal‑ direction, and you have a small town means Franks’ speech served ented in athletics and a really good person so much more than it to encourage the play‑ Full obituaries / A2 board sees wasn’t at the top of his leading you that’s go‑ does in a bigger place, ers to become leaders class academically. He ing to teach you those See OAKMAN, A5 WEATHER energy savings By ED HOWELL High Low Daily Mountain Eagle 68 39 The Jasper City School Wright gets $280,000 scholarship to West Point Board heard Monday that it is making progress on energy By RICK WATSON savings. Daily Mountain Eagle INDEX Ray Clark, the facilities for the school system, DOUBLE SPRINGS — Zach‑ ary Wright of Double Springs Classifieds...... gave an update on a 2016 con‑ B6 tract with Schneider Electric, the jackpot when it comes to Dear Abby...... A4 an energy and sustainability scholarships, taking one from Horoscope...... A4 Uncle Sam. Opinion...... company. The contract was A6 The 17-year-old senior at Sports...... B2 estimated to help the school district funds over sever‑ Double Springs High School has al years, with the third year of received a $280,000 scholarship Two sections, 16 pages the contract about to start. from the West Point Academy. It was said then that the West Point is situated the west‑ Check reductions could be made in a ern bank of the Hudson River about 50 miles north of New out our number of ways, including in‑ terior and exterior LED light‑ York City. Facebook Wright has been focusing on page at ing being installed, a new roof being installed at Memorial his future for years. He started Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle Park Elementary School and thinking about enlisting in the multiple HVAC units, many 30 military when he was in the Daily Mountain Eagle - Rick Watson years old, being replaced. ninth grade. He later refined Clark said equipment start‑ his approached to his career Double Springs High School senior Zachary Wright inks ed being installed in fall 2016, opportunities. his name on a scholarship offer from the West Point with measurements of savings “I went to ROTC and realized Academy. Seated from left to right are: Chris, Zachary. starting in April 2017. there were academies I could “We are now, 23 months apply to, and West Point piqued and Kim Wright. Standing are Lieutenant Colonel Chris into this program, almost at my interest,” Wright said. Fry; Wright’s sister Olivia, and Coach Jeff Cole. Wright leaves for the West Point Academy at the end of June. See BOARD, A5 See WEST, A5

800.648.3271 | www.bscc.edu A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Friday, March 22, 2019 TENN. Oxford 67/39 Huntsville ARK. 66/37 Tony Stephen Sargent Ernest Robin Townley There will be a memorial service for Tony Stephen Ernest Robin Townley, 62, passed away Wednesday, Sargent on Saturday, March 23, 2019 at 11 AM at March 13, 2019, at Hendrick Medical Center. Private GA. Dovertown Freewill Baptist Church in Cordova. family graveside remembrance will be held later this Greenville Birmingham month where he will laid to rest beside his parents, 67/44 68/39 Ernest and Juanita Townley, at the Mackey-Boshell Cemetery in Jasper. Mamie Marchbank (Fannie) Robin spent the last two years in Abilene lovingly December 16, 1950‑March 16, 2019 cherished by his sister and brother-in- law, Tootsie Mamie Marchbank (Fannie), 68, passed away at Jackson Montgomery and George Nichols. Additionally, he is survived by 70/42 71/43 Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham. and will be greatly missed by friends and family in Viewing will be held Friday from 5pm til 7pm at Alabama, especially, Lynn, Judy, Joe, Robbie, Colleen, SouthSide Funeral Home in Jasper. Funeral services Brookhaven Aunt Joanne, Kermit, Kris and Greg. In Abilene, Hattiesburg will be held Saturday at 2pm at Total Package Church 72/43 72/42 Robin enjoyed friendship and bingo games with Billy, in Jasper. Lonnie, Rashmi, Lanita, Jennifer, John and many SouthSide Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-265-3636 Mobile others. LA. 73/46 FLA. Special thanks to Dr. Samantha Goodman, Dr. Richard Gore and Dr. Jimmy Wadley for their kind- ness and care. Billy Wayne Rhodes In lieu of flowers, memorials, if desired, may be sent September 23, 1955‑March 18, 2019 to the donor’s chosen non-profit or to Robin’s choice, Billy Wayne Rhodes, 63, of Cordova, went home to Rescue the Animals SPCA, 4620 North First, Abilene, be with the Lord on Monday, March 18, 2019 at his TX 79603. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. residence. Alabama memorials, if desired, may be sent to the The family will receive friends on Saturday, March Sisterhood of the Traveling Dishes Fund at Sixth Ave- 23, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral nue Church of Christ, 1501 6th Avenue South, Jasper, Home, funeral services will follow at 1:00 p.m. in AL 35501. the Collins-Burke Chapel. Burial will be at Hunters Arrangements pending with Collins-Burke Funeral Chapel Cemetery. Robin Gurganus will officiate. Home. Boeing to make safety Billy was preceded in death by his parents, Harold Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 and Helen Rhodes. He is survived by his wife, Anita Rhodes; daugh- feature standard on ters, Jackie Rhodes, Suzanna Ferguson and Billie Ann Pinegar (Josh); granddaughters, Elexus Sargent Frankie Roezeley troubled Max jets and Hayden Sargent; brothers, Jerry Rhodes (Glen- da), Charles Rhodes (Debra), Ricky Rhodes (Pam) and Teddy Rhodes (Deb); sisters, Tammie Gilreath (Gary) Manning Moon (AP) — Boeing will lators say both planes and Judy Stricklin; and a host of nieces and nephews. April 16, 1928‑March 18, 2019 make standard on its had similar erratic flight Pallbearers will be Ricky Rhodes, Jr., Ray Rhodes, Frankie Moon, 90, of Rusk, TX, formerly of Jasper, troubled new airliner a paths, an important Steven Johnson, Alton Stricklin, Adam Stricklin, Jus- took her journey to Heaven on safety feature that might part of their decision to tin Cates, Walt Ackerman and Chris Lunday. March 18, 2019. have helped the crew of ground the roughly 370 Honorary Pallbearers will be Shane Lawrence and Family will be receiving friends a jet that crashed shortly Max planes around the Chad Russell. on Saturday, March 23, 2019, from after takeoff last year in world. A special thank you to Southeast Hospice Network, 10 until 11 a.m., at Hermon Bap- Indonesia, killing every- The CEO of Ethiopian Lorna, Angie, Cindy, Dana, Charmin and Todd. tist Church. Funeral services will one on board. Airlines said Thursday Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 follow at 11 a.m., at Hermon Bap- The equipment, which that the carrier’s pilots tist Church, with Kilgore-Green had been offered as an went through all the Funeral Home directing. Burial option, alerts pilots of extra training required at Hermon Baptist Cemetery. Bro. faulty information from by Boeing and the U.S. Alfred Hartley will officiate. Wanda Quinn Frankie was born on April 16, key sensors. It will now Federal Aviation Admin- Wanda Quinn, 66, of Quinton died Wednesday, be included on every 737 istration to fly the 737 1928 in Jasper. She married the March 20, 2019 at Shadescrest Nursing Home. Grave- love of her life, Lacy Moon in 1943 Max as part of changes Max 8 jet that crashed, side services will be 12:30 PM Saturday, March 23, that Boeing is rushing to killing 157 people from at the age of 15. Several years later 2019 at Shanghi Cemetery. Rodney Quinn will offici- they moved to Southgate, Mich. where they raised complete on the jets by 35 countries. ate. Visitation will be 11:00 to 12:00 Saturday at the early next week, accord- Tewolde Gebremariam their family. In 1980 they moved back to Alabama funeral home. Bell Funeral Home Sumiton has been where Frankie continued her career with K-Mart till ing to a person familiar said the training was entrusted with the arrangements. with the changes. meant to help crews shift she retired several years later. She moved to Rusk, Preceding her in death were her parents, Jack and Texas in 2012 where she remained till her passing. The person spoke on from an older model of Irene Quinn, sister and brother in-law, Sharon and condition of anonymity the 737 to the Max 8, Frankie was a member of Hermon Baptist Church William Henson, brother, Larry J. Quinn, long time in Curry and attended Salem Missionary Baptist because Boeing and fed- which entered airline friend, Herman Williams. eral regulators are still service in 2017. Church in Rusk, Texas. Survivors include her sister, Donna Morgan of She was preceded in death by her husband, Lacy discussing details of the In a statement, he said Quinton; brothers, Terry Quinn, of Quinton, and upgrade to the Max fleet, pilots were also made Moon; son, Randy Moon; parents, John & Alice Rodney Quinn and his wife Debra Quinn and their Manning; sisters, Jewel Kitchens (Jess) and Verla which was grounded aware of an emergency children Maranda and Molly of Sumiton; nephews, worldwide after a second directive issued by the Mae Kilgore (Raymond); and brother, J.D. Manning James C. Morgan and his wife, Amanda, and their (Billie). deadly crash this month FAA after the Lion Air children, Emily and Devyn of Quinton, Jason Morgan in Ethiopia. crash, which killed 189 She is survived by her daughter-in-law, Linda Moon and his wife Gladys Morgan, and Matthew Henson, of Texas; son, James Moon of Tenn.; grandsons, Chris, The cause of the acci- people. of Curry; niece, Tabitha Gardner; and a host of other dents has not been deter- The New York Times Rusty, Jimmy and Jacob; several great-grandchildren, family and friends. and many nieces and nephews. mined, but investigators reported that the pilots of You may sign an online register or express private probing the crash of a the Ethiopian plane nev- Friends may sign the guest register at kilgore- condolences to the family at www.bellsumiton.com greenfuneralhome.com Lion Air Max jet have er trained in a simulator Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 focused on an automated for the plane. Gebremari- Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 system designed to use am said that the 737 Max information from two simulator is not designed sensors to help prevent a to imitate problems in John Mark Herron dangerous aerodynamic the new jet’s flight-con- June Shaw John Mark Herron, 77, of Carbon Hill, went home to stall. trol software. He declined June Shaw, 89, of Anniston, passed away on Thurs- be with the Lord on Friday, March 8, 2019 at North- The sensors measure to say whether the pilots day, March 21, 2019 at NHC Nursing Home. Ar- west Medical Center in Winfield. A graveside service whether the plane is had trained on the sim- rangements will be announced later by Collins-Burke will be held on Saturday, March 23, 2019 at 2:00 pm pointed up, down or level ulator. Funeral Home. at Kelley’s Cemetery in Eldridge. Brother Gilbert in relation to the direc- The Ethiopian jetliner Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Behel and Brother Jamie Long will be officiating the tion of onrushing air. was on a regularly sched- service. Software on the Max can uled flight from Ethiopia Mr. Herron is preceded in death by his father, push the plane’s nose to neighboring Kenya. George Herron; mother, Maggie Stanford Herron; and Barbara Bunn Stanford sister, Alice Roden. down if data from one The families of Kenyan Barbara Bunn Stanford, 71, of Jasper, passed away He is survived by his daughters, Leisa Dawson of the sensors indicates victims are asking their on Thursday, March 21, 2019 at her residence. Ar- (Kevin) and Jill Brooklere; granddaughter, Spencer the plane is tilted up so government for legal rangements will be announced later by Collins-Burke Margaret Dawson; grandsons, Zachary Brooklere and sharply that it could stall assistance in pursuing Funeral Home. Kaleb Brooklere; and a host of nieces, nephews, and and fall from the sky. compensation. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 In the Lion Air case, In an emotional gath- other relatives and dear friends. the sensors malfunc- ering Thursday in the In lieu of flowers, it is the family’s request to make tioned and gave wildly Kenyan capital of Nairo- donations to Eldridge Church of Christ, Kelley Ceme- conflicting information, bi, the victims’ relatives tery, or Childhaven. and the plane crashed asked for lawyers to help Wilson Funeral Home and Crematory LLC, minutes after takeoff. them pursue their case. Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 A preliminary report “If we are left alone, described a grim fight clearly we can’t move,” by the pilots to control said Merciline Ndegwa, the plane as it pitched one of the relatives downward more than two seeking compensation. Unprecedented spring flooding possible, US forecasters say dozen times. “It’s been a difficult time It is not known wheth- reaching out to the air- er the same flight-control line and even Ethiopia’s (AP) — The stage is set for risk that I can remember,” said pi, which will likely lead to more system played a role in government. So, as we unprecedented major flooding this Thomas Graziano, a 20-year oxygen-starved areas in the Gulf of the March 10 crash of move forward, it is our spring for most of the nation, U.S. weather service veteran and direc- Mexico and likely make the sum- the Ethiopian Airlines jet wish to have help from weather officials said Thursday. tor of the Office of Water Predic- mer dead zone larger than normal, shortly after takeoff from the government in that More than 200 million Ameri- tion. “Is this the perfect storm? I said Edward Clark, director of Addis Ababa, but regu- front.” cans are at risk for some kind of don’t know.” NOAA’s National Water Center in flooding, with 13 million of them A lot depends on how much rain Tuscaloosa, Alabama. at risk of major inundation, the falls in the next couple months, It’s too early for scientists to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Graziano said, but forecasters say make the complex calculations VOLUME 57 NUMBER 262 Administration said in its spring it will be more than average. to see if human-caused climate weather outlook . About 41 mil- The Missouri River has already change played a role in the flood- lion people are at risk of moderate set records with historic flood ing. 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SENIOR DISCOUNT AVAILABLE DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 Desperate migrant families Facebook left millions of passwords readable overwhelm US border agencies by employees

MCALLEN, Texas there are comparatively SAN FRANCISCO yet another huge and (AP) — A mother cradled few barriers. But a bor- (AP) — Facebook left basic oversight at a com- a crying toddler as she der wall would not stop millions of user pass- pany that insists it is a waited in line with 20 families who aren’t trying words readable by its responsible guardian for other women to shower. to evade immigration employees for years, the the personal data of its Dozens of fathers quiet- authorities. Those fam- company acknowledged 2.2 billion users world- ly held their children’s ilies typically stop after Thursday after a secu- wide. hands in an enclosure crossing the Rio Grande rity researcher exposed The security blog and wait to be caught. made of chain-link fenc- the lapse . KrebsOnSecurity said ing. The Associated Press By storing passwords Facebook may have left While these families visited the South Texas in readable plain text, the passwords of some were held at an over- processing center where Facebook violated fun- 600 million Facebook crowded Border Patrol many migrants end up. damental computer-se- processing center, a fresh It’s an old warehouse, users vulnerable. In curity practices. wave of migrants crossed with overhead lighting a blog post , Facebook the nearby river separat- that stays on around Those call for orga- said it will likely notify ing the U.S. and Mexico the clock and chain-link nizations and websites “hundreds of millions” and waited for border fencing that forms large to save passwords in of Facebook Lite us- agents to bring them to cages. a scrambled form that ers, millions of Face- the same facility. One Detainees are issued makes it almost im- book users and tens of Honduran woman carried AP Photo mats and foil blankets to possible to recover the thousands of Instagram a feverish 7-month-old sleep on the concrete floor. original text. users that their pass- baby. In this Thursday, March 14, 2019, photo, a group Each detainee receives a “There is no valid rea- words were stored in The cycle is repeated of migrant families walk from the Rio Grande, medical screening. son why anyone in an plain text. multiple times a day. the river separating the U.S. and Mexico in Tex- Dozens of children organization, especially Facebook Lite is a ver- the size of Facebook, sion designed for people Waves of desperate as, near McAllen, Texas. The migrants said they waited on their own. families are trying to Many were 10 years of needs to have access with older phones or cross the border almost crossed the river in an inflatable raft and were age or older and kept to users’ passwords in low-speed internet hourly and entering an hoping to be apprehended by the Border Patrol separately from their par- plain text,” said cyber- connections. It is used overtaxed government so they could be processed and released. ents, who are in another security expert Andrei primarily in developing detention system. wing of the facility at the Barysevich of Recorded countries. The Border Patrol has 180,000 in May, accord- said. “But imagine. I’m same time. Future. Last week, Facebook become so overwhelmed ing to two U.S. officials here, also looking for a Some of the children Facebook said there is CEO Mark Zuckerberg in feeding and caring for who were not authorized future for my son.” waiting on their own no evidence its employ- touted a new “priva- the migrants that it an- to speak publicly about Mejia said she hoped to talked among themselves. ees abused access to cy-focused vision “ for nounced plans this week internal documents. find work to support Lian Others tried to sleep on this data. But thou- the social network to start releasing some The Border Patrol and two older children mats under the glare of sands of employees that would emphasize families onto the street in ordered expanded medi- she had left behind with the lights, their foil blan- could have searched private communication the Rio Grande Valley to cal screenings after the her mother. kets crinkling. them. over public sharing. ease overcrowding in the December deaths of two While she spoke, two The facility received The company said the The company wants to processing center, provid- children in its custody. more waves of people worldwide attention last passwords were stored encourage small groups ing the immigrants with The agency received $30 arrived. The group grew June, during the Trump on internal compa- of people to carry on a notice to appear at an million to upgrade its to around 50 before the administration’s enforce- ny servers, where no encrypted conversations upcoming court date. South Texas processing Border Patrol could load ment of a zero-tolerance outsiders could access that neither Facebook “We have an unprec- center and additional everyone into vans and policy that led to thou- them. nor any other outsider edented crisis upon us,” funding to build a similar take them into detention. sands of family separa- The incident reveals can read. Robert Perez, deputy facility in El Paso. Some migrants blamed tions. commissioner of U.S. Cus- The autopsy results for extortion for forcing them Around 1,100 people toms and Border Protec- Jakelin Caal and Felipe to close small businesses. were detained at the tion, the Border Patrol’s Gomez Alonzo have not Others said gangs had facility then, many of parent agency, said in an yet been released, but killed close relatives and them children who had RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL interview. Customs and Border threatened to kill them. been separated from their The Border Patrol says Protection has said both President Donald parents. it made about 66,000 children were hospital- Trump’s administration The facility opened in apprehensions of peo- ized after developing high says most adult border 2014 during the Obama ple crossing the border fevers and nausea. crossers are economic mi- administration to address illegally in February, Children with fevers, grants who count on be- another surge of thou- including 36,000 parents colds and the flu arrive ing released if they bring sands of unaccompanied and children, an all-time daily at the border with a child and seek asylum. teenagers arriving from monthly high. Immi- their parents and some- Immigration agency Central America. gration and Customs times wait for hours for officials have called for Now the processing Enforcement, meanwhile, the Border Patrol to pick Congress to change laws center and other facilities said since Dec. 21 it has them up. that would allow them to in the sector deal with released 107,000 fami- On a recent Thursday, detain more adults and parents bringing young ly members while they Carmen Mejia’s 7-month- children and deport peo- children and pregnant await court dates. old, Lian, was feverish, ple from Central America women who sometimes go Immigration authori- one of four sick children quicker. into labor in detention. Union Chapel ties expect the number of in her group of 20. His Trump’s signature “It isn’t meant for parents and children to mother had heard about solution — and the reason families,” said Carmen for his declaration of a Baptist Church surpass 50,000 in March Jakelin and Felipe before Qualia, an assistant LOCATED ON THE OLD 78 HIGHWAY during the traditional leaving her rural town in national emergency — is chief patrol agent for the spring spike in migration northern Honduras. a border wall, especially sector. “We’re set up for Would like to invite you to our and potentially reach “It made me sad,” she in South Texas, where individuals.” Quarterly Singing March 24, 2019 Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes Regular Service at 9:45am Preaching at 10:45am NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida former Vice President Joe Biden, Rakoff asked. Lunch at 12:00 Noon man pleaded guilty Thursday to several members of Congress, for- “I was aware of the risk they sending pipe bombs to CNN and mer President Barack Obama and would explode,” Sayoc said. Singing at 1:00 pm prominent critics of President actor Robert De Niro. Devices were The first of the bombs was dis- Donald Trump in a wave of attacks also mailed to CNN offices in New covered Oct. 22 in a mailbox at an Guest Singers that harmed no one but spread fear York and Atlanta. estate in New York City’s northern Ray Charles and Lamar Winsett of political violence across the U.S. The bombs began turning up suburbs owned by the billionaire for days leading up to last fall’s weeks before the hotly contested George Soros, a liberal political midterm elections. midterms, contributing to an al- activist and frequent subject of Cesar Sayoc, 57, sobbed as he ready tense political environment. conspiracy theories. entered the plea before a federal Sayoc was arrested in late A device addressed to the Clin- judge in New York. October at a Florida auto parts tons was discovered the following “I’m extremely sorry,” he said, store. He had been living in a van day, followed a day later by a slew adding that he never intended for plastered with Trump stickers and of bombs found at the homes or of- the devices to explode. images of Trump opponents with fices of prominent Democrats. One, He could get life in prison at crosshairs over their faces. addressed to former CIA director sentencing Sept. 12 on 65 counts, On Thursday, he told the judge John Brennan, was sent to CNN in including using weapons of mass that he made objects designed to New York. Others targeted includ- destruction and mailing explosives look like pipe bombs and filled ed California Sen. Kamala Harris with intent to kill. In exchange them with explosive powder from and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker. for his guilty plea, prosecutors fireworks. Over several days, investigators dropped a charge that carried a “Did you intend they would tracked the packages to a mail mandatory life sentence. explode?” U.S. District Judge Jed center in Florida. Prosecutors said Sayoc was accused of sending Rakoff asked. the evidence against Sayoc includ- rudimentary bombs — none of “No, sir,” Sayoc said. ed DNA that linked him to 10 of which detonated — to 16 targets, “What would prevent powder the devices and fingerprints on two including Bill and Hillary Clinton, from fireworks from exploding?” of them.

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50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Jerry and Martha Hughes, of Townley, are celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Friday, March 22, 2019. They are the parents of Gina Gil- lott of Foley, and Geri Manasco (John) of Saragossa. They have 3 grand- children. A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com Dad ignores lice infestation found in daughter’s hair DEAR ABBY: I take care GARFIELD of two BY JIM DAVIS girls. I have nev- er asked for money from their dad. Dear Abby Because By Abigail they are Van Buren poor, I go to great lengths to make sure they get the same advantages as everyone else. I took the girls to the hair salon BLONDIE because I wanted them to feel pretty. When it was the youngest girl’s turn, the stylist found lice in her BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN hair! She was at what they call an “infestation period.” After that it’s an infection and then baldness. I went to their father and asked about the lice. He knew the entire time that she had lice and did not warn me or my family. Abby, he know- ingly put my loved ones at PEANUTS risk! He isn’t a good parent and doesn’t make the youngest shower or take BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ lice treatments. I know he doesn’t care about the lice, so he’s probably making her go to school despite the lice policy. What should I do? -- INFESTED IN CA DEAR INFESTED: Among the “joys” of par- enting is ensuring that one’s children practice proper hygiene and MARVIN their medical problems are treated. Father of BY TOM ARMSTRONG the year this man isn’t. Of course he should have warned you so you could caution your children. He should also be watching his children more closely to be sure they shower regularly. Keep an eye on him, because he may be neglecting his girls THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME in other ways. Could he By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

be unaware that a head Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY lice infestation can be to form four ordinary words. treated? Because you are concerned about the girls’ welfare, perhaps LEFTE the school should be alerted. According to the Centers for Disease Control, as many as 12 OWNOS million lice infestations occur in the United States each year, and they are NOT caused DTARSN by poor hygiene. While they may be inconve- BY JOHN ROSE nient and cause severe itching, the condition CLIEPV is treatable, and they @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get do not generally cause BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH baldness. According to Now arrange the circled letters ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as kidshealth.org, head All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. lice are “spread mainly through head-to-head “ ” contact, but sharing clothing, bed linens, (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: INPUT SENSE POMPOM TEACUP combs, brushes and Yesterday’s hats also can pass them Answer: After touching down on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin along. Kids are most told Neil Armstrong to — STEP ON IT prone to catching lice because they tend to CRANKSHAFT have close physical con- HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last tact with each other and share personal items.” & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK DEAR ABBY: I’m the CELEBRITIES BORN LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. product of my father’s ON THIS DAY: Reese 22): Focus on self-im- infidelity. My mother, who Witherspoon, 43; Elvis provement. Someone you was 19, abandoned me. My Stojko, 47; Keegan-Mi- share expenses with will grandmother took me in chael Key, 48; William question you about money and raised me. I grew up Shatner, 88. matters if you aren’t very poor, but I made it. I Happy Birthday: Don’t frugal. Think twice before got my college education let too many options you make an unnecessary confuse you. Most can be purchase.

plus a master’s degree. Ac- HI & LOIS tually, I think my biological eliminated quickly if you SCORPIO (Oct. 23- mother did me a favor by keep your main objective Nov. 21): A change will BY CHANCE BROWN leaving me because she’s in mind. do you good. Look over not a good person. She ARIES (March your personal papers, is now very ill, with only 21-April 19): Take great- responsibilities and rela- months to live. One of my er interest in what others tionships with others. half-sisters contacted me are doing, and learn SAGITTARIUS (Nov. last night to let me know. I through observation, ask- 22-Dec. 21): Tidy up don’t hate her. I just do not ing questions and using loose ends before you feel anything for her. I’m what you learn to become move on to more enjoyable 50 now, and she has never more diverse. activities. Treat yourself been a part of my life. I’m TAURUS (April 20- to a pick-me-up like a new not sure if I should go and May 20): Don’t let your outfit, haircut or relaxing see her before she dies. emotions take over and evening with someone you -- UNSURE OF IT get the better of you, espe- love. cially when dealing with CAPRICORN (Dec. BABY BLUES DEAR UNSURE OF people who can make a 22-Jan. 19): Refuse to IT: Your half-sister may difference to your future. let an emotional incident

have contacted you to GEMINI (May 21- ruin your day. Get to the SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY give you closure before June 20): Get into your root of the problem, and your mother dies, or job or project and work alter whatever is fueling because your mother hard. the fire. asked her to. If you CANCER (June 21- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- have ANY questions you July 22): Emotional Feb. 18): Don’t get angry; would like answered, spending should be avoid- get moving. It’s up to you you should go. Having ed. Pay off old debts and to make things happen. never met your mother, ease stress. PISCES (Feb. I can’t judge whether LEO (July 23-Aug. 19-March 20): Make she’s “not a good per- 22): Make positive chang- every move count. Be son” or simply some- es at home and to your strategic in the way you one who made terrible personal life. Cutting deal with superiors. decisions and got on the your expenses will give Charm will lead to great- wrong path when she you wiggle room to do er opportunities; criticism was still a teenager. And things that make you will result in struggle. I’m not sure you should happy. Birthday Baby: You judge her either, until VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. are insightful, proactive after you have had a 22): Someone is likely to and heroic. conversation with her. overreact if you are too To submit astrological Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Bu- caught up in your own in- questions to the “Dear ren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and terests. Involve the people Eugenia” column, visit was founded by her mother, Pauline you love in order to avoid Eugenialast.com, or join Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. getting into an unneces- Eugenia on Twitter/Face- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. sary argument. book/LinkedIn. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 Trump again knocks Alabama Senate approves Common Core repeal

McCain as Republicans MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Marsh, who sponsored the repeal, out a public hearing. The Alabama Senate has voted to said state test scores have failed The Common Core movement repeal the Common Core academ- to improve since the state adopted was started by the National Gov- urge end to attacks ic standards by 2021. the Common Core standards. ernors Association. The Alabama Senators voted 23-7 for the bill Marsh said, “It’s time to move bill would require the state to de- WASHINGTON (AP) ently without provocation, Thursday. It now moves to the Al- on.” Sen. Vivian Davis Figures, a velop new standards or the state — More Republicans are over the weekend. abama House of Representatives. Democrat from Mobile, criticized would revert to those in place urging President Donald A few Republicans, Senate President Pro Tem Del the rush to approve the bill with- before Common Core. Trump to halt his attacks such as Sen. Mitt Romney on the late Sen. John of Utah, objected. Then McCain. But Trump is Trump on Wednesday continuing to complain fired back at an official about the Arizona sena- event in Lima, Ohio. tor’s health care vote sev- “I gave him the kind of Trump orders colleges to back free speech or lose funding en months after McCain funeral that he wanted, died of brain cancer. which, as president, I had “I’m not a fan of John to approve. I don’t care (AP) — President highlighting the case of the implementation will and instead largely McCain,” Trump said about this. I didn’t get Donald Trump signed an Hayden Williams, an ac- be finalized in coming focused on another part again Thursday in an ‘thank you,’ he told his executive order Thursday tivist who was punched months. of the order dealing with interview taped for Fox supporters. “That’s okay. requiring U.S. colleges in the face while recruit- Many colleges have transparency in college Business Network’s We sent him on the way. to protect free speech on ing for the group Turn- firmly opposed the need performance data. “Mornings With Maria.” But I wasn’t a fan of John their campuses or risk ing Point USA at the for an executive order. Her statement said Two Republicans on McCain.” losing federal research University of California, Following Trump’s students “should be Thursday added their There wasn’t much funding. Berkeley. He invoked the speech, Janet Napoli- empowered to pursue voices to a growing cho- reaction from the crowd The new order di- case again Thursday, tano, president of the truth through the free rus calling for Trump to to Trump’s references to rects federal agencies to noting that Williams was University of California, exchange of all ideas, es- knock it off. McCain’s funeral . The ensure that any college hit hard “but he didn’t go said many schools are pecially ideas with which “I do not appreciate his president wrapped up or university receiving down.” “ground zero” for the they may not agree. Free tweets. John McCain was the remarks after five research grants agrees Under the order, exchange of ideas. inquiry is an essential a dear friend of mine,” minutes with an acknowl- to promote free speech colleges would need to “We do not need the feature of our democracy, Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa, a edgement that his opinion and the exchange of agree to protect free federal government to and I applaud the presi- member of the Republican of the late senator isn’t ideas, and to follow speech in order to tap mandate what already dent’s continued support leadership and a veteran, shared by all Republi- federal rules guiding free into more than $35 exists: our longstanding, for America’s students.” said at a town hall meet- cans. “Some people like expression. billion a year in research unequivocal support for The order was sup- ing Thursday, according him, and I think that’s “Even as universities and educational grants. freedom of expression,” ported by conservative to video posted by the Des great.” have received billions For public universities, she said. “This executive groups including Turn- Moines Register. “No, I Sen. Rob Portman, and billions of dollars that means vowing to order will only muddle ing Point USA, which don’t agree with Presi- R-Ohio, who attended from taxpayers, many uphold the First Amend- policies surrounding free has pushed for action dent Trump. And he does the Trump event, told have become increasing- ment, which they’re al- speech, while doing noth- on the issue. In Trump’s need to stop that.” The Columbus Dispatch ly hostile to free speech ready required to do. Pri- ing to further the aim of speech, he specifically Added Rep. Dan afterward: “John McCain and to the First Amend- vate universities, which the First Amendment.” thanked Charlie Kirk, Crenshaw of Texas, a was a war hero.” ment,” Trump said at a have more flexibility in The American Council the group’s founder, who former Navy SEAL: “Mr. In fact, McCain’s family White House signing cer- on Education, which rep- President, seriously, stop made clear that Trump limiting speech, will be has pushed for action on talking about Senator was not welcome during emony. “These universi- required to commit to resents more than 1,700 the issue. McCain.” the weeklong, cross-coun- ties have tried to restrict their own institutional college presidents, called On Twitter, Kirk Trump has stuck to his try ceremonies that the free thought, impose rules. the order “a solution in called the order “histor- suggestion that McCain, senator had planned total conformity and shut “We will not stand idly search of a problem.” ic,” adding that while a prisoner of war in himself. Instead, McCain down the voices of great by to allow public insti- “No matter how this harassment by campus Vietnam, was not a hero invited former Presidents young Americans.” tutions to violate their order is implemented, faculty is not uncommon, because he was captured. George W. Bush, who de- The order follows a students’ constitutional it is neither needed nor “it ends today!” And the president can’t feated McCain during the growing chorus of com- rights,” Trump said. “If desirable, and could lead Several free speech seem to forget McCain’s 2000 GOP nomination plaints from conserva- a college or university to unwanted federal groups raised concerns decisive thumbs-down fight, and Barack Obama, tives who say their voices doesn’t allow you to micromanagement of the about the order, includ- that sank the GOP who defeated him in have been stifled on speak, we will not give cutting-edge research ing the American Civil effort to repeal President 2008, to deliver eulogies campuses across the U.S. them money. It’s very that is critical to our na- Liberties Union, which Barack Obama’s health on the value of pursuing Joining Trump at the simple.” tion’s continued vitality took issue with “the care law. goals greater than one- ceremony were students Enforcement of the and global leadership,” partisan nature of the “He was horrible what self. Trump signed off on who said they were chal- order will be left to fed- said Ted Mitchell, the administration’s rollout he did with repeal and re- the military transport of lenged by their schools eral agencies that award organization’s president. of this executive order.” place. What he did to the McCain’s body, went golf- while trying to express grants, but how schools Education Secretary The top Republican Republican Party, and ing and was uncharacter- views against abortion or will be monitored and Betsy DeVos, who has on the Senate education to the nation, and to sick istically quiet on Twitter in support of their faith. what types of violations spoken against a govern- committee, Sen. La- people that could have during the Washington Trump initially pro- could trigger a loss of ment answer to campus mar Alexander, said he had great health care, events. posed the idea during funding have yet to be speech issues, issued a supports the push for was not good,” Trump Trump’s publicly a March 2 speech to seen. White House offi- statement that only brief- free speech but criticized said in Thursday’s inter- nursed grudge against conservative activists, cials said details about ly mentioned free speech, Trump’s approach. view, blaming the media McCain has not appeared for asking about McCain. to alienate core support- In fact, Trump himself ers, some of whom had tweeted about the late soured on the senator From A1 Arizona senator, appar- by the time of his death. Board

$600,000 savings,” Clark said, and I’m not going to turn the de- online,” he said. noting the exact figure is $574,287. vices on,” he said. In other action at Monday’s West From A1 The guaranteed savings for this The monthly numbers have been meeting, the board: point was for $556,432. “We’re above the guaranteed amount • Approved a teacher’s resigna- about $17,000 ahead of the guar- each month, Clark said. tion and a leave of absence for a The list of Army figures after finishing his studies antee.” Clark said he is budgeting Child Nutrition Program worker. who graduated from West at the academy. The school system got a “B” replacement of some of the HVAC • Voted for board policy updates Point is impressive. Two The mentors in grade for February, after Schnei- units each year, with savings help- mandated by the state, chang- presidents, Ulysses Grant Wright’s life include his der made a monthly check after ing to pay for that work. All of the ing some of the language in the and Dwight Eisenhow- parents, Chris, and Kim a number of variables. He noted units at T.R. Simmons Elementary bullying policy and also adopting a er, both graduated from Wright; his grandfather; some units are turned off, in part, School are relatively new now, for juvenile sex offender policy. West Point, but the list and Coach Mark Mitchell. because Songer Gym is not being example. • Approved some overnight or of historical figures who Wright plays football, used. “With the savings we’ve seen out-of-state trips. attended the academy basketball, baseball, and “That shows up (on the report) in the elementary and the middle The next board meetings are on is long. Robert E. Lee, he runs track. He will as a device offline. They count off schools, it has helped some of the April 22 and May 20, with gradua- George Patton, and Doug- attempt to earn a spot on a little for that, but it saves money, cost of the new high school coming tion set for May 24. las MacArthur are a few. the baseball team, but he Wright’s family has a is going to play it by ear. history of military ser- Retired Lt. Col. Chris vice. His grandfather was Fry was on hand at Dou- Flood From A1 in the military, and his ble Springs High School great grandfather served on Monday for the signing in World War II. ceremony. He attended Fund to a fund to pay vices related to paving in hearing. would not be wise to be for a number of projects Phase III of the down- • Voted for resolutions rigid in that position, and Wright attended a West Point in 1981. “At town sidewalk paving of nuisance abatement for we probably need to make week-long summer points in time, West Point that were approved by the council after presenting project. a grass and weed situa- this revision” to 11 years. leadership program at has been the toughest • Decided in favor tions at 2605 7th Ave. in He said the dollar value West Point last year. school in the nation to get lists of possibility. The council also was asked of a resolution to allow District 5, and a couple of the incentives offered This program provided in to,” Fry said, adding O’Mary to enter into an of inoperative vehicles at to the company will not potential candidates an it’s currently in good to approve a reclassifica- tion involving the use of agreement with McGehee 1606 7th Ave. in District change. opportunity to visit the company with Harvard, Engineering to perform 4 and 704 27th St. in • Decided to allow academy and learn about Stanford. overtime to take care of the cemetery during the construction, engineering District 5. District 5 Councilman leadership. West Point looks at and inspection for the • Agreed to change a Willie Moore to remain as When asked about three things in their summer, as part-time Phase III paving project. section of a one-way alley help will not be used by the presiding officer for landing the scholarship, candidates. “They look for O’Mary noted bids are be- lying south of 18th Street the next year. District 3 Wright said, “I really academic ability, leader- the cemetery manager. It ing solicited for materials to a two-way alley. was also asked to set up Councilman Gary Cowen wanted to go, but being ship ability, and athletic and labor for the work. • Approved an amend- offered to give up his turn from a small rural town ability,” Fry said. a fund for the Tanyard • Voted, after a hear- ment to the agreement Creek project. to allow Moore to keep I thought it would be too A combination of those ing, to set the cost of for economic incentives the position this year. • Voted to accept a $2,075 for nuisance to PLG Investments, difficult to get in.” When three things gives you a $1,000 Good Roots grant “I’ve done it a million West Point announced score as to how competi- abatement for property LLC. O’Mary said the from Alabama Power. at 2100 Highland Ave. amount of time set for the years, and I’d be honored that Wright had been tive you are, according to • Agreed to allow if you want to continue, awarded the scholarship, Fry. in District 5. An unsafe company to recapture its O’Mary to enter into an structure was removed at economic incentives was and I’ll be the vice (presi- he said, “I was excited “They (candidates) agreement with Nelson that location, City Clerk set at 10 years, but the dent),” Cowen said. and kind of surprised.” start the process during Engineering Associates, Kathy Chambless said. company had originally Moore abstained from Wright plans to make their junior year,” he said. Inc. for engineering ser- No one spoke during the proposed 11 years. “It the vote. the military his career, Wright leaves for West but he still unsure of Point in late June to be what field he will go into ready to start on July 1. Festival From A1 Oakman From A1 a regularly scheduled or festival-like venues that attorney Russ Robertson the Alabama Depart- specially called meeting; comply with section 13.A- states that the city may ment of Revenue which any facility hosting an 11-61.2 (b)-(c) have the not prohibit the carrying is requesting the city because Friday nights ishing the “brotherhood” athletic event not related following in common: 1) of firearms at the Foot- nominate one person at 7 o’clock, those stands of the sport. to or involving firearms the event is not open to hills Festival or lease the to be considered for the are packed and there’s “These things are which is sponsored by a the general public and public streets to private Walker County Board of nowhere to park. The going to end quicker than private or public elemen- access is limited by reser- vendors or a private en- Equalization. Ellis wants entire community comes you think. High school tary or secondary school vation or to ticketholders, tity in a way that would to review the request to to watch football.” will be done, and you’re or any private or public 2) there are physical bar- allow them to exclude get an understanding of He added, “Under- going to go into a real institution of postsec- riers to prohibit unautho- firearms. what types of things the stand that you never world where you have to ondary education, unless rized entry, 3) guards are In other action, the appointee would do if know who’s in the stands provide for your family. the person has a permit present to identify unau- council: they were to serve on the watching you. You never You’ve got to provide for issued; any facility host- thorized firearms and 4) • Approved payment board. know which coaches yourself,” he said. “What ing a professional athletic signs are posted to inform to the Carl Elliot Region- • Heard Ellis report from what college may you’re doing right now event not related to or citizens that firearms are al Library System for they the city is going be watching. That’s why is a once in a lifetime involving firearms, unless prohibited at the venue,” $3,997.50 for the 2019 to advertise for bids on it’s important to give 110 opportunity. You’ll never the person has a permit Marshall wrote. appropriation. This is a the Main Street Side- percent every time you get it back.” issued. The letter also directs yearly payment to the walk Project. It’s Ellis’ play.” He lastly stressed the According to the letter, the City of Sumiton to library system. understanding that the Franks reflected on importance of education if the festival is not locat- previous firearms deter- • Approved the pay- project when finished will how quickly youth fades and being a dedicated ed in one of those “gun minations and opinions ment of $1,097 to Fire provide sidewalks from and urged the players student, as well as a man free zones,” two subsec- written by the Attorney and Safety Inc. for the State Street to Bozeman to appreciate each and of character. “Continue to tions spell out the neces- General’s Office. One annual inspection, tag- Associated Grocery Store. every moment they have carry yourself like a man sary steps for prohibiting dated June 3, 2015, was ging, and replacement of This will enhance the the privilege to play and on the field and off the firearms. in regard to Jasper’s Foot- fire extinguishers on city area downtown that is be part of the school’s field and in the class- “Although each cir- hills Festival. property. currently undergoing history — all while cher- room,” he said. cumstance is unique, The letter to Jasper city • Tabled a letter from renovation. Daily Mountain Eagle

Friday, March 22, 2019 Opinion A6 EDITORIALS March 1953: Youth promote Press briefings are U.S. county’s assets through essay contest equivalent of prime “Sell Walker materials and markets, and ample the three young men. County every labor supply has all of the attrac- Mary Ida Johnson, a 15-year- day in every way tions which should appeal to the old Parrish Junior High student, minister’s questions everywhere we profit-minded industrialist,” wrote threw two new concepts into the go” was a winning Tweedy, 13, an eighth grader at mix — hospitality and freedom. White House press secretary Sarah Sanders’ dis- sentiment for Central Junior High. “Walker County is a good place inclination, with approval from President Trump, 16-year-old Chris- Tweedy gave the county’s popula- to live because of its educational to hold daily press briefings represents a serious tie W. Summers tion as 64,000, divided mostly into advantages. In this county, every setback of the public’s right to know. The briefings III in March 1953. three major towns: Jasper (8,557), boy and girl, both white and col- aren’t enshrined in the Constitution and she isn’t Summers, a junior Out of Cordova (3,147) and Carbon Hill ored, may attend school,” Johnson violating it — except in its broad regard for freedom at Walker County the Blue (2,187). wrote. “Recently the county has of the press. High School, won The main industries were coal built a nice Training school for But press briefings have become part of the lore of the high school Jennifer Cohron mining and lumber. Tweedy also Negroes at Jasper, the county seat our governance. It’s the opportunity where, through division of the pointed out that the county was in of Walker County, and on the west the media, the public can ask, “What is going on?” “Operation Enthusiasm” essay con- the center of the cotton belt, which side a housing project is underway And, as important, “What’ve you got to hide?” test sponsored by the Jasper Junior made it an ideal area for the textile now. When completed, homes may Like many things in a democracy, the system of Chamber of Commerce. industry. be had for families who may want questioning the administration at the daily brief- The Mountain Eagle published To supply these various indus- their children to enter the Training ings is imperfect, cantankerous, open to abuse, and the essays of Summers and five tries, the county had an available school. This is certainly an upward unfair to smaller news organizations. other contest winners in the March labor supply of between 3,000 and climb for Walker County.” But the briefings are a small, frequently foggy, 12, 1953, issue. 4,000 workers, most of whom were Johnson also boasted that the window into the White House and the administra- “When you go out of town, do highly skilled and about half of people of Walker County “are free tion of the day. The briefings are how the public, you brag on Walker County and whom were between the ages of 25 to worship as you see fit. You are through the media, peers in. Presidents should be talk people into coming here?” and 44. free to hunt, fish and have other worried about what will be asked and how it will Summers asked. “Do you think the Walker County was connected forms of recreation so long as you play. That’s in their long-term interest. state of Texas got its reputation by to the wider world via the Warrior do not interfere with the rights of From time to time, some politician or commenta- doing nothing? No, it didn’t. Every River, five railroads, three bus others. Freedom, good health and tor says we need something equivalent to the Brit- true Texan is proud of his state lines and a class II airport, accord- employment should mean happi- ish House of Commons’ Prime Minister’s Questions and will go out of his way to tell ing to Tweedy. ness.” (PMQ). you about its best features...If we in “What is needed is a hard-hitting Willie George Ellis, winner of the Actually, we did have it for quite a long time, and Walker County show as much pride campaign to publicize the many ad- elementary division, addressed the now we don’t: It was those daily briefings. in Walker County we will bring a vantages that Walker County has topic of race relations even more Some press secretaries haven’t been forthcoming, lot of people to Walker County.” in abundance, and industry will directly. but there’s always the palliative effect of simply Tourists were good for business, soon flow in, bringing prosperity to “Perhaps the greatest reason raising an issue. A small pebble unearthed, as with Summers reminded readers. An both the industries and ourselves,” why Walker County is a good place a small secret, can set in motion a landslide, reveal- average tourist in 1953 spent Tweedy insisted. to live is because of the lack of ing truths, identifying mendacities and adding to $12.05 per day — $3.75 on lodging, Future presiding Circuit Court hatred and prejudice as is found in the hygiene of a democracy. $3.75 on transportation. $2.25 on Judge James Brotherton won first some counties. The white and col- Much depends on the character of the press pleasure, $1.15 on incidentals, and place in the elementary division. ored get along well together. They secretary and the relationship he or she has with $1.15 on laundry, replacements, Brotherton listed many of the are courteous, kind and under- the president. A good press secretary is one we, etc. same attributes as Summers and standing,” Ellis wrote. the media, trust and one who’s also trusted by the Walker County had plenty to of- Tweedy. Neighbors helped neighbors, president — not to lie for him, but to advance his in- fer visitors, according to Summers. “It offers opportunities in farm- no matter their color, according terests while informing the press of the president’s His list of attractions included the ing, in cattle raising, in mining, in to Ellis, a sixth grade student at thinking. dome at First Methodist Church, dairying and in other industries. It Aldridge. Most press secretaries aren’t asked to lie, but to Clear Creek Falls, Natural Bridge has fine school systems, good parks “Should disaster strike in any work around awkward truths. and a number of places to hunt and and recreational facilities. Most of home, white or colored, our good I recall, particularly, when I was in the press fish. all it has a good future,” Brother- neighbors are always ready and party that accompanied President Bill Clinton to Charles Tweedy, winner of the ton wrote. willing to work...We believe in China. Mike McCurry, the press secretary, a favor- junior high school division, cited a Three additional winners were fair play in our courts and in our ite of Clinton and the press, did his best to eschew different set of advantages. chosen from the county’s all-black streets. We believe in the brother- the Monica Lewinsky scandal. For example, McCur- “Walker County, with its ad- schools. hood of man and the fatherhood of ry manipulated the exit press conference in Hong vantages of natural resources and Emily Jean Johnson, a senior at God.” Kong. I heard him arrange for an Irish correspon- cheap power, adequate transpor- Walker County Training School, dent to get a question in because McCurry knew tation facilities, nearness to raw hit on many of the same points as Jennifer Cohron is the Daily Mountain Eagle’s that correspondent wouldn’t ask about Lewinsky. features editor. Another press secretary who was liked and admired by the president he served, George W. Bush, was Tony Snow. He’d been a member of the press corps and we trusted him through conten- tious times to brief fairly and answer questions to TODAY IN the best of his knowledge. There was plenty that was debatable, but the three-way trust between the media, Snow and the president was preserved. The HISTORY same could be said of his successor, Dana Perino, who is now a Fox News host. Today is Friday, A president tweeting isn’t a president being open. March 22, the 81st day of It’s a harangue. It’s a version of my way or the 2019. There are 284 days highway. Likewise, questions answered or avoided left in the year. at the end of a photo opportunity in the Oval Office Today’s Highlights in or on the South Lawn on the way to the helicopter History: aren’t a press conference. It’s a hit-and-run where On March 22, 1765, the president drives off unscathed. the British Parliament The Trump administration got off on a bad foot- passed the Stamp Act ing with the media not because of pre-existing bias to raise money from the but because of initial pre-emptive lying. When Sean American colonies, which Spicer, Trump’s first press secretary, maintained, fiercely resisted the tax. despite incontrovertible photographic evidence, that (The Stamp Act was re- Trump had larger crowds at his inauguration than pealed a year later.) Barack Obama had had at his, the back story was On this date: that lying in defense of the president was OK, part In 1990, a jury in of the job. It shouldn’t be; lying undermines the Anchorage, Alaska, found veracity of every factual answer to come. former tanker captain On Sept. 8, 1974, Jerry terHorst, President Ger- Joseph Hazelwood not ald Ford’s press secretary, resigned when he found guilty of three major that he’d been kept in the dark of Ford’s plan to charges in connection pardon Richard Nixon and had, as a result, misled with the Exxon Valdez oil the press. The press corps revered Jerry for what he spill, but convicted him of did; for what appeared to a be a blow for the truth. PUBLIC MEETINGS a minor charge of negli- He got a long, standing ovation when he spoke at gent discharge of oil. the National Press Club. Alabama Surface Min- first and third Tuesday 9991. In 1997, Tara Lipins- Despite what the Trump administration says, the ki, at age 14 years and facts are journalism’s bread and butter. Honest. ing Commission ... second ... 10 a.m. ... City Hall. Sipsey Town Council ... 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Town Hall. 686- DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 US abruptly endorses Israel’s Golan sovereignty in big shift JERUSALEM (AP) — Pres- use Syria as a platform to de- salem, although for decades ident Donald Trump abruptly stroy Israel, President Trump American officials refrained declared Thursday the U.S. boldly recognizes Israeli sover- from visiting the Western Wall will recognize Israel’s sov- eignty over the Golan Heights,” with Israeli leaders to avoid the ereignty over the disputed Netanyahu tweeted. appearance of recognizing Is- Golan Heights, a major shift in Trump’s announcement came raeli sovereignty over the city’s American policy that gives Is- as Pompeo was wrapping up most sensitive holy sites. Israel raeli Prime Minister Benjamin a two-day visit to Jerusalem captured east Jerusalem and Netanyahu a political boost a during which he lauded warm the Old City in the 1967 Mid- month before what is expected ties with Israel, met with Net- east war. The Palestinians seek to be a close election. anyahu on at least three sepa- east Jerusalem as the capital of The administration has been rate occasions and promised to a future state. considering recognizing Israel’s step up pressure on Iran. “I’m going to stay far away sovereignty over the strategic Pompeo’s events with Ne- from the decisions that the Is- highlands, which Israel cap- tanyahu included a visit to raeli people will make here in a tured from Syria in 1967, for the Western Wall that made few weeks,” Pompeo told report- some time and Netanyahu had him the highest-ranking U.S. ers. “It wouldn’t be appropriate pressed the matter with vis- official to visit the Jewish holy for the U.S. secretary of state iting Secretary of State Mike site with any Israeli leader to comment on Israeli domestic Pompeo just a day earlier. and appeared to further signal politics.” U.S. and Israeli officials the Trump administration’s The Old City is home to said Wednesday they had not support for Israel’s control of the Western Wall and the expected a decision until next the contested city. Trump has Church of the Holy Sepulcher, week, when Netanyahu is to AP Photo recognized Jerusalem as Isra- where tradition says Jesus visit the U.S. el’s capital and moved the U.S. was entombed and resurrect- But in a tweet that appeared U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, left, and Israeli Embassy there from Tel Aviv, ed. Pompeo, a Christian, also to catch many by surprise, President Reuven Rivlin shake hands during their meeting prompting the Palestinians to stopped at the church. Trump said the time had come in Jerusalem Thursday, March 21, 2019. sever ties with the administra- Next to the Western Wall for the United States to take tion. is a hilltop compound revered the step, which Netanyahu force in the Golan might be estate, that important place, is Pompeo’s presence also ap- by Jews as the Temple Mount warmly welcomed as a “mir- affected by the U.S. move. That proper to be a sovereign part of peared to signal Trump’s sup- and by Muslims as the Noble acle” on the Jewish holiday of force’s mandate expires at the the state of Israel,” he said. port for Netanyahu the political Sanctuary. The spot, which Purim. end of June. Netanyahu, who is embroiled candidate. Netanyahu, facing a once housed the biblical Jewish “After 52 years it is time There had been signals a de- in a fierce re-election campaign tough challenge from a popu- Temples, is the holiest site in for the United States to fully cision was coming. Last week, ahead of April 9 voting, smiled lar former military chief and Judaism and today is home recognize Israel’s Sovereignty in its annual human rights broadly while delivering his reeling from a series of corrup- to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the over the Golan Heights, which report, the State Department own remarks. tion allegations, has repeatedly third-holiest site in Islam. is of critical strategic and secu- dropped the phrase “Israeli-oc- “We have the miracle of sought to focus attention on his The competing claims to the rity importance to the State of cupied” from the Golan Heights Purim,” he said. “Thank you foreign policy record and strong site are a frequent source of Israel and Regional Stability!” section, instead calling it “Is- President Trump.” ties with Trump. tension and lie at the heart of Trump tweeted. raeli-controlled.” Netanyahu has for weeks “The Trump administration the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The U.S. will be the first Pompeo had brushed ques- been stepping up longstanding is absolutely endorsing Net- When Trump recognized country to recognize Israeli tions about the change aside, Israeli requests for the U.S. anyahu,” said Alon Pinkas, Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, sovereignty over the Golan, insisting even earlier Thursday and others to recognize Israel’s former consul general of Israel he said it did not determine which the rest of the interna- that there was no change in sovereignty over the Golan. He in New York. “It’s very rare the city’s final borders. But tional community regards as policy. However, in comments has bolstered Israel’s tradition- for a secretary of state to come the gesture was perceived as disputed territory whose status to reporters ahead of a Purim al argument that the area has visit an Israeli prime minister unfairly siding with Israel and should be determined by ne- dinner with Netanyahu and his for all practical purposes been without any apparent diplomat- prompted the Palestinians to gotiations between Israel and wife at their Jerusalem home, fully integrated into Israel by ic reason justifying it, without cut contacts with U.S. officials. Syria. Attempts to bring Israel Pompeo hailed the shift. accusing Iran of trying to infil- a peace process, without any The Palestinians have already and Syria to the table have “Tonight, President Trump trate terrorists from Syria into regional agenda.” Pompeo said rejected a planned Mideast failed. It was not immediately made the decision to recognize the plateau. his trip had nothing to do with peace initiative by the admin- clear how a U.N. peacekeeping that that hard-fought real “At a time when Iran seeks to politics or U.S. policy on Jeru- istration.

5 compound suspects plead Grudgingly, Europe says Brexit delay is still possible not guilty to terror charges BRUSSELS (AP) — hunkered down, calling Worn down by three on lawmakers to back her ALBUQUERQUE, The group’s make- years of indecision in agreement and refusing N.M. (AP) — Five people shift settlement had London, European Union to rule out a no-deal exit arrested at a ramshack- consisted of a camping leaders on Thursday were if they did not back her. le New Mexico com- trailer wedged into the grudgingly leaning to- “What matters is that pound where one of the desert and surrounded ward giving the U.K. a bit we recognize that Brex- suspect’s sons was found by stacked tires before more time to ease itself it is the decision of the dead pleaded not guilty authorities raided it and out of the bloc, but they British people. We need Thursday to federal ter- found 11 hungry chil- warned that if Britain’s to deliver on that,” May rorism-related charges dren, guns and ammu- Parliament spurns the of- said as she arrived in and other counts that nition, a firing range. fer, a chaotic exit loomed Brussels. “I sincerely their attorneys say the They also found the re- in just over a week. hope that will be with a group would not be mains of 3-year-old Ab- The deep uncertainty negotiated deal.” facing if they weren’t dul-Ghani Wahhaj, who among leaders at an EU Businesses and econo- Muslims. had suffered from severe summit in Brussels was mists say a no-deal Brexit The two men and medical disabilities that exceeded only by the high AP Photo would cause huge disrup- three women have been caused seizures. anxiety for politicians, Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May delivers tions and billions in costs charged of conspiring to The boy had been re- businesses and citizens to the economies of both support planned attacks ported missing in Geor- in Britain. The British a statement, at 10 Downing Street, in London, Britain and the EU. on U.S. law enforcement gia in late 2017 and died military has even set Wednesday, March 20, 2019. May says it’s a Underscoring the sense officers, military mem- at the compound after up a command post in a matter of “great personal regret” that U.K. won’t of dread gripping the bers and government he was denied medica- bunker under the defense leave the EU with a deal on March 29. nation, one of Britain’s employees while living tion because Leveille ministry in London to biggest business lob- on the outskirts of believed it suppressed help coordinate “no-deal” acknowledged the Brexit cide whether it wants to bies and a major trade Amalia, just south of the Muslim beliefs, authori- planning. gridlock and asked the take part in the Europe- union federation said in Colorado border. ties said. French President Em- EU to delay Britain’s an Parliament elections. a rare joint appeal that They have been in She and the boy’s manuel Macron warned departure until June EU leaders arriving the “country is facing a federal custody since father, Siraj Ibn Wah- it was the responsibility 30 — enough time, she at the summit said an national emergency.” last August on firearms haj, had held hours-long of U.K. lawmakers to hopes, to win parliamen- extension would be condi- The Confederation of charges that accuse prayer rituals over the approve a Brexit deal tary approval for her deal tional on May getting her British Industry and the them of conspiring to boy in the days leading and make sure Britain in a third attempt and deal through Parliament. Trades Union Congress provide weapons and to his death. does not crash out of the then pass the legislation But opposition to the warned May that if Brit- ammunition to Jany The results of an bloc on March 29, its necessary for a smooth agreement among Brit- ain crashes out of the EU, Leveille, one of the autopsy for the boy are scheduled departure date, departure. ish politicians appeared “the shock to our economy five and a leader of the still pending. without an agreement. At their meeting in to be hardening, rather would be felt by genera- group who is from Haiti Others charged in the “In case of a ‘no’ vote Brussels, EU leaders than softening, after she tions to come.” and had been living in case include two sisters ... it will guide everybody considered the request blamed Parliament for Britain’s military said the country illegally. and a brother-in-law of to a no-deal for sure,” — at first with an earlier the Brexit impasse. the command post under The group had trav- Wahhaj. Macron cautioned. “This exit date of May 22 in In a televised address the ministry of defense elled in late 2017 from All, except Wahhaj, is it.” mind, to avoid the need Wednesday night, May was set up as a continu- Georgia to New Mexico, are charged in the kid- The House of Com- for Britain to participate accused lawmakers of ation of earlier planning where they built their napping of his son. mons is split, both among in May 23-26 European “infighting,” ‘’political operations, called Oper- compound in an area Federal statutes and within its political Parliament elections. games” and “arcane ation Redfold, designed dotted with some of generally only allow for parties, over whether Unanimity of the 27 procedural rows,” but to minimize disruption the region’s signature charging parents with and how to leave the EU. leaders is required, and acknowledged no person- in the event of a no-deal “earthship” self-built abducting their own It has twice rejected the the discussion dragged on al error in creating the Brexit. homes. children in international deal Prime Minister The- longer than expected and deadlock. The ministry said in “This case is about cases. Authorities also resa May brokered with into the leaders’ dinner. A lawmaker from May’s a statement it had 3,500 freedom of religion, free- have accused Wahhaj the bloc’s leaders late last An EU official who did Conservative Party called troops on standby to help dom of association and and others of trans- year. not want to be identi- the speech “toxic.” Legis- with any disruptions if the right to bear arms,” porting weapons across “We are all waiting, fied since the negotia- lator Anna Soubry, of the the government asks for said Billy Blackburn, an state lines, and train- waiting for what the tions were ongoing, said breakaway Independent assistance. Worry about attorney for Subhanah ing children at a firing British intend to do,” said support was crystalizing Group, described it as a chaotic departure is Wahhaj. 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Friday, March 22, 2019 Sports B2 NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Basketball Survive and advance

Wofford’s Magee sets 3-point record The 3-point record belongs to Fletcher Magee. The Wofford standout knocked down his third trey of the game in the opening min- ute of the second half against Seton Hall, giving him the NCAA Division I ca- reer mark with 505 3-pointers. Magee broke the record for career 3-pointers by pass- ing Oakland’s Travis Bader for the most in DI men’s basket- ball history at 504. AP Photo Bader played from Auburn Tigers guard Jared Harper (1) drives as New Mexico State guard AJ Harris (12) defends during their first round NCAA 2010-11 to 2013- Tournament game Thursday in Salt Lake City. Auburn won 78-77. 14. Division III John Grotberg of Grin- Auburn holds off New Mexico State 78-77 in wild opener nell has the NCAA was spotted up for the game-win- forward Chuma Okeke. record with 526. By EDDIE PELLS AP National Writer ner behind the arc. Brown was There was nothing but air The 6-foot-4 fouled as he took the shot, but between the 5-foot-9 guard and Magee was only SALT LAKE CITY — A.J. missed two of three free throws the basket as he made his way two away from tying Harris had an easy layup for the with 1.1 seconds left, and New through the key. tie. He wanted Mexico State fell 78-77. “Yes, I did, I had an open shot,” Bader for the record a win for New It’s hard to call the Aggies Harris said. “But I felt Terrell going into Thurs- Mexico State. losers after their showing in the Brown was going to hit the 3.” day’s game. It didn’t work opening round of the Midwest He missed, but took a foul from out, but boy-oh- Region, though. Bryce Brown, who was late get- boy, what a way “I can sit up here and second ting out to the arc, and clearly as for the Aggies guess,” said New Mexico State shocked as anyone to see the ball coach Chris Jans, “but if he get kicked back out. Sports on TV to go down Auburn faces swinging Thurs- makes the 3, or makes all three “They have a lot of shot-block- College Basketball day against 4th seed Kansas free throws, it’s an Ali-Frazier ers on their team, so I could see fifth-seeded on Saturday moment.” why he would kick it out,” Terrell Iowa vs. Cincinnati, Auburn in the Harris said he knew the Aggies Brown said of his teammate’s 11 a.m., CBS NCAA Tournament. were trailing by two as he took decision. the inbounds pass with 6 seconds With McCormick making the Okla. vs. Ole Miss, With the clock ticking down, Harris passed on an open layup left, darted up the left side of the choke sign as Brown toed the line 11 a.m., TRU and kicked out to wide-open court, sped past J’Von McCor- — “I saw in his face, he was pret- Auburn coach Tex Tech vs. N. Kent., teammate Terrell Brown, who mick, then got a step on Auburn See AUBURN, B3 Bruce Pearl 11 a.m., TNT Kan. St vs. UC-Irvine, 12:50 p.m., TBS PREP BASEBALL PREP SOFTBALL Tenn. vs. Colgate, 1:30 p.m., CBS Virginia vs. G. Webb, Oakman clinches area title Corner earns 2 p.m., TRU No. 5 Jasper beats Dora 11-0, remains perfect in area Arizona vs. Buffalo, rout of Jasper 2:50 p.m., TNT By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Eagle Sports Editor Wisc. vs. Oregon, By W. BRIAN HALE 3:20 p.m., TBS OAKMAN — The Oakman Wildcats are Eagle Sports Writer Wash. vs. Utah St., playoff bound. The team finished off Class 3A, Area 8 The Corner Yellow Jackets held the Jas- 5:45 p.m., TNT play with an 18-3 vic- per Vikings to just two hits and one run Duke vs. N. Dakota tory over Fultondale on Prep Baseball in a 15-1, five- Thursday at Oakman victory on Thursday at Prep Softball St., 6 p.m., CBS High School, giving the Corner. Houston vs. Georgia Wildcats a perfect 4-0 Ivey Hill pitched St., 6:15 p.m., TNT record against area foes three shutout Fultondale and Holy in the win for Corner, Miss St. vs. Liberty, Family. giving up two hits and 6:30 p.m., ESPN After winning a pair of games 24-0 and recording two . Mackenzie Self 16-2 at Fultondale on Tuesday, Oakman fol- pitched two innings in relief, giving up N. Carolina vs. Iona, lowed suit with another dominating victory. a run, three walks and striking out one 8:15 p.m., TNT Fultondale scored three runs in the first batter. inning, but Oakman countered with four Offensively, Jaden Goodwin went 3 for UCF vs. VCU, runs in the bottom of the inning, five runs 4 with three runs scored, a double and 8:30 p.m., CBS in the second and six in the third. an RBI, Anna Hinkle was 3 for 4 with Iowa St. vs. Ohio St., Ketch Jones earned the win for Oakman a run scored and three RBIs, Brant- (10-6), allowing three runs, one , ly Bonds went 2 for 3 with three runs 8:45 p.m., TBS on no hits and three walks while striking scored and two RBIs, Jiselle Woodson Va. Tech vs. St. Louis, out five in three innings. Blake Lollar went was 2 for 3 with three runs scored and an RBI, Lauren Dill went 2 for 3 with a run 9 p.m., TRU the final two innings, allowing one hit and striking out four. Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley scored, two RBIs and a , Lauren At the plate, Sawyer Thompson was 2 for Higginbotham was 2 for 2 with two runs Spring Training 2 with three runs, Dawson Crowell was 2 Oakman’s Sawyer Thompson heads to scored and two RBIs, Hill had a three-run Tigers at Braves, for 4 with a run and an RBI, JonDawson third base as the Fultondale outfielder home run and Ashlynn Martin recorded a Tittle was 1 for 2 with three runs and an double with a run scored. 5 p.m., FSS goes after the ball during their game See BASEBALL, B3 Thursday. Oakman won 18-3. See SOFTBALL, B3 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 SPORTS DIGEST Champs moving on, Villanova COLLEGE FOOTBALL Police: Vols DB George Jr. arrested for punching officer takes down St. Mary’s in opener MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Tennessee defensive By The Associated Press LSU slip past 14th-seeded Yale. ——— back Kenneth George Jr. has been arrested for Mays scored 19 points but sealed Murray State 83, allegedly punching a police officer on the side of the HARTFORD, Conn. — The the game from the foul line, and Marquette 64 head. defending national champions are the Tigers (27-6) needed each one At Hartford, Conn., Ja Morant The 22-year-old George is facing felony charges moving on in the NCAA Tourna- of his free throws. recorded the ninth triple-double of battery on an officer and resisting an officer with ment. Yale (22-8) hit four 3-pointers in the NCAA Tournament since Phil Booth scored 20 points, in the final minute and whittled 1987 as Murray State trounced violence and misdemeanor charges of resisting an fellow senior Eric Paschell added an 18-point deficit to three in the fifth-seeded Marquette in the first officer without violence and disorderly conduct, 14 and No. 6 seed Villanova held closing seconds. round of the West Region. according to police in Miami Beach, Florida. George off Saint Mary’s 61-57 in the first With the lead on the line, Mays Murray State continued a trend was arrested just before 3:30 a.m. on Thursday. round of the South Region. calmly stepped to the line and of a No. 12 seed winning at least According to the police report: officer Denny Jordan Ford and Malik Fitts sank all his free throws. one game in all but three tourna- each had 13 points for Saint Mary’s ——— ments since 2001 — including last Hernandez was guiding George toward the sidewalk (22-12), which never trailed by Kentucky 79, year’s — but this looked nothing as other officers attempted to place a violent subject more than eight. Abilene Christian 44 like an upset. into custody, when George punched Hernandez with The 11th-seeded Gaels, who At Jacksonville, Fla., Keldon Morant had 17 points, 16 as- a closed fist on the left side of the head and knocked pulled off an upset win over Gon- Johnson scored 25 points in a huge sists and 11 rebounds as he sliced the police radio out of his hand. Hernandez grabbed zaga in the West Coast Conference mismatch that was over by half- through Marquette and showed the Tournament, had a chance down time, and second-seeded Kentucky Racers (28-4) were better in every George and ripped his shirt, but George got away the stretch in this one, getting romped in the Midwest Regional way than their opponent from the before other officers stopped him. Hernandez suf- within four points in the final 4 over NCAA Tournament newcomer Big East. fered three significant cuts on his knees and elbow. points int he closing seconds. Abilene Christian. ——— Miami Beach police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez ——— The Wildcats shot 60 percent in Kansas 87, N’eastern 54 said Hernandez has been treated at a hospital and Florida 70, Nevada 61 the opening period, held Abilene At Salt Lake City, Dedric Law- At Des Moines, Iowa, Kevarri- Christian to 5 of 26 from the field son had 25 points and 11 rebounds, released and is expected to fully recover. us Hayes scored 16 points, Jalen and went to the locker room with a and fourth-seeded Kansas domi- Hudson added 15 and 10th-seeded 39-13 lead. nated inside in a rout over North- Florida beat Nevada in the West ——— eastern in the Midwest Region. AP source: American Athletic Region in the first round of the Gonzaga 87, The fourth-seeded Jayhawks makes 12-year TV deal with ESPN NCAA Tournament after squan- Fairleigh Dickinson 49 (26-9) had a notable size advantage dering most of an 18-point lead. At Salt Lake City, One year after inside and used it, outscoring the HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The American Athletic Andrew Nembhard, whose dreamers and underdog lovers Huskies 50-16 in the paint while Conference and ESPN have reached agreement on last-second shot beat LSU in the rejoiced at top-seeded Virginia’s grabbing 17 more rebounds. a new 12-year television contract that will increase Southeastern Conference Tourna- first-of-its-kind, first-round loss, Devon Dotson controlled the revenue to the league’s schools but is far less than ment last week, drove to the basket the Gonzaga Bulldogs crushed any offense and scored 18 points, while the money provided to their Power Five counterparts. for a layup with 1½ minutes left thought of a repeat with a wire-to- Dedric’s brother, K.J., chipped in and Florida scored the last seven wire thumping of Fairleigh Dickin- 13 points. An official with knowledge of the negotiations says points after the Wolf Pack had cut son in the West Region. the conference will receive about $1 billion over the the lead to two points. Rui Hachimura led the Zags ——— next dozen years and in exchange ESPN will get the ——— (31-3) with 21 points and eight Other Scores rights to AAC games, many of which will be broad- LSU 79, Yale 74 rebounds. Michigan State 76, Bradley 65 cast on ESPN-plus, the company’s a la carte digital At Jacksonville, Fla., Skylar Gonzaga led by 10 after the first Florida State 76, Vermont 69 Mays hit four free throws in the 4:12, by 20 after 10:25 and by the Maryland 79, Belmont 77 platform. final 15 seconds to help embattled score of 53-17 at halftime. Minnesota 86, Louisville 76 The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the contracts have not been signed, said the deal will provide the conference with about $83.3 million per year, with each member school receiving Baseball From B2 an average of just under $7 million a year. RBI, Logan Martin was 1 Ryan Childers was 3 for The agreement, first reported by Sports Business for 2 with a run and two 5 with an RBI, Shelton Journal Daily, runs from the 2020-21 academic year RBIs, Christian Hubbard was 1 for 2 with a run through 2031-32. and Lollar finished 1 for 2 and three RBIs, Thomas- with two runs and Jones son was 1 for 3 with four had two RBIs. runs, Mason Slaughter MLB ——— was 1 for 5 with two runs, Phils’ Harper hits first HRs; No. 5 Jasper 11, Alvis was 1 for 3 with an Dora 0 RBI and Parker Sawyer ‘Cutch, Realmuto also go deep Jasper moved to 4-0 in was 1 for 3 with a run. CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Bryce Harper has been Class 5A, Area 11 play Nick Keeton got the with an 11-0 victory at win in relief of Tyler Mor- playing catch-up since his free agency carried over Dora’s Wolfe Field on rision, striking out four in into spring training. Thursday. 3 2/3 innings. With a week left until opening day, the Philadelphia The Vikings also picked Jasper (15-4) plays at Phillies’ big-money addition looks ready to pay off. up a win in the area Pinson Valley today. Dora Harper hit his first two Grapefruit League hom- tie-breaker game, win- plays at Good Hope today. ning 9-7. ——— ers, combining with fellow new additions Andrew The Vikings had three Corner 8, Hayden 5 McCutchen and J.T. Realmuto to help Philadelphia big innings in the opener, Corner 7, Hayden 3 pound the Toronto Blue Jays 13-6 Thursday. putting three runs on No. 7 Corner picked up Harper smashed a two-run homer to right off Sam the board in the third a key area win at Hayden Gaviglio in the fourth inning and had a solo shot and scoring four runs in on Thursday, beating the both the fifth and seventh Tigers 8-5. against lefty Thomas Pannone in the sixth. McCutch- innings. The Yellow Jackets Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley en also took Gaviglio deep in the second, and Real- Slade Harbin led the (12-5, 5-1) took a 3-0 lead muto had a three-run shot in the fourth. That trio has Jasper offense, going 3 for after the third inning and Oakman’s Ketch Jones pitches to a Fultondale been sharp this spring, with Harper posting a 1.192 4 with a double, two runs never looked back. batter during their game Thursday. OPS, Realmuto at 1.285 and McCutchen .830. and two RBIs. Landon Cole Fuller paced Cor- Nix was 2 for 5 with a ner, going 2 for 3 with a McNiese added a run and Lisby went the final two Gift Ngoepe and Andrew Knapp also went deep, run and an RBI, Pacey double, two runs and two an RBI. innings, striking out one and Vince Velasquez struck out nine but allowed Gillott was 1 for 3 with a RBIs, Garrett Purvis was Colin Daniel got the and walking one. three runs and two homers in 3 1/3 innings. Velas- run and two RBIs, Kaden 1 for 3 with a double and win, allowing three runs Corner plays a double on five hits while striking header at Oak Grove quez has a 12.79 ERA this spring. Shelton was 1 for 2 with two runs, Isaiah Mc- two runs, Carson Alvis Cracken was 2 for 2 with out four in five innings. today. was 1 for 2 with an RBI, two RBIs, Brayden Rowe Cam Robinson was 1 for was 2 for 4 with a run, You Can Trust Us For Softball From B2 4 with two runs, Tyler Tyler McNiese was 1 for Thomasson was 1 for 4 4 with a run and an RBI Excellent Results And Service Shanna Sexton pitched two and two-thirds in- with an RBI, and Zac and Dan Knowlton was 2 nings in the loss for Jasper, recording one strike- Durham was 1 for 4 with for 4. out. Ashton Prescott pitched one and one-third a run. Tanner Hayes got the innings in relief. Thomasson got the win win, allowing two runs, Ansley Laye had a hit with an RBI, Prescott re- on the mound, allowing one earned, on four hits corded a double and Consondria Clay scored a run. four hits and one walk and two walks while ——— while striking out eight striking out two in 5 2/3 Cordova 5, Haleyville 0 in 5 2/3 innings. innings. Cordova earned a 5-0 home win over Haleyville FREE Locally owned For Dora, Tanner Ear- In the area tie-breaker Same day on Thursday behind Raven Clark, who nest, Logan Fowler, Tyler game, Corner earned a Professional by licensed tossed seven shutout innings, striking out seven Allen and Austin Hogg 7-3 win. Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist and allowing three hits. had hits. Gage Lisby led the Offensively, Emma Hyche was 2 for 3 with a Jaymon Parker took the team at the plate, going 2 Eastgate Plaza BY THE UPS STORE (205) 265-2057 double, a run and an RBI, Haley Hann was 2 for 3 loss, giving up five earned for 3 with a run and two 904 Highway 78 East with a double and a run, Gracie Trotter was 1 for 3 runs on six hits and seven RBIs, Chandler Brake- Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist with a double, a run and two RBIs and both Lillian walks with two strikeouts field was 1 for 3 with a Werling and Jaqulyn Braswell finished 1 for 3 with in four innings. run and an RBI, Rowe www.jasperhearingcenter.com an RBI. In the second game, scored two runs and Auburn From B2 The Daily ty scared,” McCormick said — the ju- try. And though the result hurt, chanc- nior guard watched his first free throw es are, they’d do the same thing again. rim out. He stepped up again and made “We’ve got shooters who stay after Mountain the second. Then the third one bounced practice, they work on that shot all around the iron before bounding out. the time,” said Aggies forward Johnny Auburn knocked the rebound out of McCants. “We had open shots the whole Eagle bounds and New Mexico State’s Trev- game. We just didn’t get them to fall.” elin Queen had an open look from the 3-POINT BRIGADE is accepting wing at the buzzer but shot an air ball. Auburn had attempted 1,052 3-point- That huge sigh of relief? It came from ers this season — third most in the applications for Auburn. The Tigers (27-9) led by as country — and kept it going. many as 13 midway through the second All but two of Auburn’s six field goals CARRIER half and McCormick’s three-point play over the final 11 minutes were from gave Auburn a 73-65 lead with 2:13 left. 3, and one of those resulted in McCor- POSITIONS It looked like it was time for Auburn mick’s three-point play. The Tigers went to start making plans for Saturday’s 12 for 31 from behind the arc. Jared in the following areas: second round. Harper made all four of his in the sec- Two turnovers, two missed free ond half and led Auburn with 17 points. throws and two Aggies 3-pointers later, WINNING TAKES ITS TOLL the Tigers were fighting for their lives, Not that the Tigers would trade the • SUMITON • NAUVOO hoping Brown, a 78 percent free throw SEC Tournament title they won last shooter who had more attempts from week. But it is taking its toll. This was the line than anyone on his team this Auburn’s fifth game in eight days and • PARRISH/GOODSPRINGS season, would miss at least one. the Tigers nearly collapsed at the end. He missed two. “Bryce was exhausted. Jared was ex- All Daily Mountain Eagle Carriers are “Until you get in that moment, you hausted at the end of that game,” Pearl APPLY IN PERSON AT don’t know how you’re going to react,” said. “We had to play hard because of DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE independent contractors and are not Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said, when the way New Mexico State plays. Our employees of the Daily Mountain Eagle. asked about the Tiger’s near meltdown. kids were popped at the end.” 1301 VIKING DRIVE Applicants must have dependable, He found out. So did New Mexico NEXT UP JASPER, ALABAMA OR economical transportation, a valid driver’s State. The Aggies shot 952 3-pointers The Tigers play No. 4 Kansas on CALL 205-221-2884 license and automobile insurance. this season — ninth most in the coun- Saturday. B4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., March 22, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com New Zealand bans ‘military- A closer look at style’ guns after mosque attacks New Zealand’s

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand competitions would also be consid- new weapons ban (AP) — The government of New ered. Zealand announced a ban on “mil- The man charged in the mosque CHRISTCHURCH, suppressors at the end itary-style” semi-automatic fire- attacks had purchased his weapons New Zealand (AP) of the barrel. arms and high-capacity magazines legally using a standard firearms — Only a week after Many different types Thursday, just a week after such license and enhanced their capac- attacks on two mosques of firearms, from pistols weapons were used in attacks on ity by using 30-round magazines in New Zealand killed to rifles and shotguns, two mosques in the city of Christ- “done easily through a simple 50 worshippers, the can be semi-automatic. country has banned Semi-automatic refers church that killed 50 people. online purchase,” Ardern said. sales of “military-style” to a firearm’s ability An immediate sales ban went Although the exact weapons used semi-automatic weap- to self-load, not only into effect to prevent stockpiling in the mosque attacks have not ons and high-capacity firing a bullet with each and new laws would be rushed been announced, images posted by magazines. trigger pull, but also through Parliament that would the gunman show at least one of In the world of poli- reloading and making impose a complete ban on the them to be a semi-automatic rifle tics, it’s a lightning fast the firearm capable of weapons, Prime Minister Jacinda similar to an AR-15 that is widely response, especially firing again. Ardern said. available in New Zealand. Semi-au- when compared to the WHAT’S NOT “Every semi-automatic weapon tomatic refers to a firearm’s ability deeply contentious, BEING BANNED? used in the terrorist attack on Fri- to self-load, not only firing a bullet long-running gun The ban does not day will be banned,” Ardern said. with each trigger pull, but also control debate in the include semi-automatic AP Photo The prohibition includes semi-au- reloading and making the firearm United States. .22 caliber or smaller tomatic guns or shotguns that A poster featuring a drawing of capable of firing again. The suddenness of guns that hold up to 10 Thursday’s ban, which rounds or semi-auto- can be used with a detachable Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern The military versions most magazine that holds more than resembling the AR-15 rifle are the came as the dead were matic and pump-action five rounds. It also applies to hangs on a wall at the Botan- M16 and M4 carbines, which can being buried, has shotguns with non-de- accessories used to convert guns ical Gardens in Christchurch, fire in semi-automatic mode, three- raised many questions, tachable magazines especially for those not that hold up to five into what the government called New Zealand, Thursday, March round burst mode or fully automat- “military-style” weapons. ic mode. familiar with firearms. rounds. The guns not 21, 2019. Here’s a closer look: banned are commonly The ban does not apply to guns Many different types of firearms, WHAT’S BEING used by farmers and commonly used by farmers and a reconsideration that has led us to from pistols to rifles and shotguns, BANNED? hunters. hunters, including semi-automatic believe such weapons of war have can be semi-automatic. Semi-au- Prime Minister Ja- Caliber is the mea- .22 caliber or smaller guns that no place in our business — or our tomatic rifles like the AR-15 can cinda Ardern said that surement of the diame- hold up to 10 rounds, or semi-auto- country,” chief executive Darren often be modified with aftermarket “every semi-automatic ter of the inside of a gun matic and pump-action shotguns Jacobs said in a statement. parts to fire in fully automatic weapon used in the ter- barrel. A higher caliber with non-detachable magazines He said the company will no mode and instructions can often be rorist attack last Friday firearm uses larger that hold up to five rounds. longer stock any assault-style found on the internet. will be banned.” rounds that can do more Ardern’s party controls a majori- firearms and will also stop selling Ardern’s announcement came as Ardern said a sales tissue damage and are ty in Parliament, so passage of the firearms online. authorities said all 50 bodies from ban was effective more lethal. legislation is expected. New Zea- “What (Ardern’s) done is a very the attacks were formally identi- immediately to prevent The government said land does not have a constitutional brave move, and it’s the kind of fied. stockpiling and would the police and military right to bear arms. move that can only be done in a At least nine funerals took be followed by a com- would be exempt, as The announcement brought im- common-law country where guns place Thursday. Solemn farewells plete ban on the weap- would businesses car- mediate comparisons to the United are not a right,” said Alexander were made for high school student ons after new laws are rying out professional States, where contentious debate Gillespie, a professor of interna- Sayyad Ahmad Milne, 14. Tariq rushed through. pest control. Access for over gun control remains unre- tional law at Waikato University. Rashid Omar, 24, graduated from The ban includes international shooting solved after frequent mass killings. “Guns are a real privilege. If there the same school, played soccer in any “military-style” competitions would also Firearms experts said the ban in was a legal right like there is in the summer and was a beloved semi-automatic guns be considered. or shotguns that are WHAT HAPPENS New Zealand has wide support. the United States, this would be coach of several youth teams and capable of being used Polly Collins of Christchurch much more difficult.” also was buried. TO BANNED GUNS? with a detachable mag- Ardern said people was thrilled to hear of Ardern’s There are nearly 250,000 li- In a post on Facebook, Christ- azine that holds more announcement as she visited a censed gun owners in New Zea- church United Football Club could hand over their than five rounds. It also guns under an amnesty memorial to the victims. land, which has a population of 5 Academy Director Colin William- extends to accessories, “The prime minister is amazing,” million. Officials estimate there son described Omar as “a beautiful while officials develop a such as bump stocks, formal buyback scheme, she said. “It’s not like in America, are 1.5 million guns in the country. human being with a tremendous used to convert guns where they have all these things Ardern said people could hand heart and love for coaching.” which could cost up into what the gov- to 200 million New and then they go ‘Oh yeah, we’ll over their prohibited guns under Linda Armstrong, 64, a ernment called “mili- deal with the gun laws,’ and noth- an amnesty while officials develop third-generation New Zealander tary-style” weapons. Zealand dollars ($140 ing’s done.” a formal buyback scheme, which who converted to Islam in her 50s, Military-style million). One of New Zealand’s largest could cost up to 200 million New was also buried, as were Hussein semi-automatics have New Zealand police gun retailers, Hunting & Zealand dollars ($140 million). She Mohamed Khalil Moustafa, 70, been defined under New said on their website Fishing New Zealand, said it sup- said there will be “tightly regulat- Matiullah Safi, 55, and Haji Mo- Zealand law as rifles that the “transitional ports “any government measure to ed” exemptions for some owners hammed Daoud Nabi. with magazines exceed- period” would allow permanently ban such weapons.” such as hunters and farmers. Police Commissioner Mike Bush ing seven shots, or with people to arrange to “While we have sold them in the The government said the police said investigators were trying to pistol grips, folding or hand over their unlaw- past to a small number of custom- and military would be exempt. conclude their work at the two telescopic butts, bayonet ful firearms to police ers, last week’s events have forced Access for international shooting mosques. attachments or flash without penalties. 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CHIMANIMANI, Zimbabwe Filipe Nyusi has estimated house swept away from them. (AP) — A week after Cyclone that 1,000 people could have When they went to anoth- Idai lashed southern Africa, been killed in his country er house for safety, the roof flooding still raged Thursday alone. Zimbabwean officials collapsed,” Machiel Pouw, Save as torrential rains caused a have said some 350 people may the Children’s response team dam to overflow in Zimbabwe, have died in their country. leader in Mozambique, said in threatening riverside popu- Homes, villages and entire a statement. “Another family lations. The confirmed death towns were submerged across fled for safety in a tree. There toll in Zimbabwe, neighbor- central Mozambique, where are tens of thousands of heart- ing Mozambique and Malawi flooding created a muddy breaking stories like this, lives surpassed 500, with hundreds inland ocean 30 miles (50 shattered over the past days.” more feared dead in towns and kilometers) wide. The U.N. food It will be days before Mozam- villages that were completely aid agency said 400,000 people bique’s inundated plains drain submerged. were displaced and “in urgent toward the Indian Ocean and Aid agencies and several need of life-saving assistance” even longer before the full scale governments continued to step in Mozambique’s coastal city of of the devastation is known. up their deployments, with Beira and flooded areas along WFP said Malawi’s govern- helicopters in short supply for the Pungue and Buzi rivers. ment had reported more than hundreds of thousands of peo- The persistent rains lifted in 920,000 people in the country ple displaced by the cyclone. some areas on Thursday, and were affected by the floods. Spokesman Herve Verhoosel floodwaters began to recede in The agency said Idai had had of the World Food Program Beira, the worst-hit city, and a “limited impact” on Malawi, told reporters in Geneva of in the countryside, according and projected that the number the “alarming news” that the AP Photo to a Mozambican government of affected people will decline Marowanyati dam in Zimba- Personnel carry a body from a military helicopter in Chim- report. as they return home. bwe was hit by heavy rains “Yesterday, 910 people were In Zimbabwe, 90 percent of overnight, putting populations animani, about 600 km south east of Harare, Zimbabwe, rescued by the humanitarian the district of Chimanimani in the region at risk. Wednesday, March, 20, 2019. Zimbabwean President Em- community,” said Caroline — the country’s hardest-hit — Zimbabwe’s defense minister merson Mnangagwa visited a part of Chimanimnani affect- Haga of the International was significantly damaged, the said more than 120 bodies had ed by cyclone Idai and promised assistance in the form of Federation of the Red Cross in agency said, estimating that been washed into neighboring Beira. She said 210 were res- 200,000 people would need food Mozambique, where residents food and rebuilding of homes. cued by five helicopters and 700 assistance over the next three there buried them, and more because they were in a really Meanwhile, the confirmed were saved by boats. months. bodies were still being re- bad state, they could not keep death toll in Mozambique rose Aid groups were continuing Aid has been slow to reach covered in rivers, raising the the bodies,” Defense Minis- to 217, the Portuguese news to work non-stop to rescue affected villagers due to col- official death toll in the country ter Oppah Muchinguri said, agency Lusa reported, and families desperately clinging to lapsed infrastructure, although to 259. speaking in the eastern city in Malawi, at least 56 people tree branches and rooftops for the military has been handing “Most of the bodies were of Mutare. “So they ended up were killed. But that was sure safety from the surging waters. out small packets of cooking oil, washed into Mozambique and burying them.” to rise. Mozambican President “A family saw their brick maize meal and beans.

River ferry sinks in Tigris near Iraq’s Mosul, killing 83

MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — was the worst in recent police of Mosul, said he campaign that left entire A ferry overloaded with memory, was expected to pulled more than 20 bod- neighborhoods in ruins, people celebrating the rise as people waited on ies from the water. and residents are still Kurdish new year and the banks of the Tigris “Children, women, and struggling to rebuild. Mother’s Day capsized for news of loved ones. young, what can I tell Videos of the ferry in the Tigris River near Col. Hussam Khalil, you? It was a difficult disaster posted online the Iraqi city of Mosul head of the Civil De- situation,” he said. showed people strug- on Thursday, killing at fense in Iraq’s northern A man who identified gling against the strong least 83 people, including Nineveh province, told himself as Abdul-Jabbar current. Young men who families, officials said. The Associated Press al-Jbouri appealed for had been lunching on the Many of the dead were the accident occurred the police to look for his banks jumped into the women and children who as scores of people were wife and children. “My water with their clothes could be seen struggling out in the tourist area, wife and three daughters on to try and save people. to swim against a strong known as Ghabat, cele- are in the water!” he The usually tame current, their heads bob- brating Nowruz, which screamed. Tigris is running high bing in the water oppo- marks the Kurdish new Mosul was devastated this time of year, fed by site restaurants and an year and the arrival of by the war against the Is- snowmelt from moun- amusement park where spring. The boat had been lamic State group, which tains in Turkey. The river AP Photo people had been celebrat- ferrying people to a small occupied the city for three swelled further after a ing minutes earlier. The island nearby. years. Iraqi forces drove rainy season that brought People and relatives of victims waiting on the death toll from the acci- Abdulrazzaq Falih, a the militants from Mosul more precipitation than bank of the Tigris river where the ferry sank in dent, which residents said rescuer with the river in 2017 after a grueling in previous years. Mosul, Iraq, Thursday, March 21, 2019.

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thereafter at the Law Office of LINES OF RECORD. above. 150 Legals Shapiro & Ingle, LLP at the ad- Said legal description ADOPTED this the 19th day of Happy 6th Birthday MORTGAGE dress indicated below. Shapiro being controlling, however March, 2019. FORECLOSURE SALE & Ingle, LLP reserves the right the property is more com- CITY COUNCIL OF THE Brooklyn Shepherd to award the bid to the next monly known as 2201 TATE CITY OF JASPER, ALABAMA Default having been made in March 22, 2019 the payment of the indebted- highest bidder, or to reschedule ROAD, JASPER, AL 35504. *March 22, 2019 ness secured by that certain the sale, should the highest bid- Alabama law gives some per- mortgage executed on April 9, der fail to timely tender the total sons who have an interest in PUBLIC NOTICE FILING 2014 by Shirley A Holland, who amount due. property the right to redeem the OF PERMIT APPLICATION acquired title as Shirley Hol- Alabama law gives some per- property under certain circum- In accordance with the provi- land, , originally in favor sons who have an interest in stances. Programs may also sion of Act No. 81-435 of the of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and property the right to redeem the exist that help persons avoid or State of Alabama and the reg- recorded in DML Book 2380 property under certain circum- delay the foreclosure process. ulations promulgated under at Page 157 on April 21, 2014, stances. Programs may also An attorney should be consulted this act, Black Warrior Miner- in the Office of the Judge of exist that help persons avoid or to help you understand these als, Inc., P.O. Box 1190, Sumi- Probate of Walker County, Ala- delay the foreclosure process. rights and programs as a part ton, Alabama 35148 is filing an bama. Shapiro and Ingle, L.L.P., An attorney should be consulted of the foreclosure process. This application to revise its Man- as counsel for Mortgagee or to help you understand these property will be sold on an “as chester East Mine (P-3922- Transferee and under and by rights and programs as a part of is, where is” basis, subject to 64-19-S), Surface Mine. virtue of power of sale con- the foreclosure process. any easements, encumbrances, Access to the mine is as follows: tained in the said mortgage will, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and exceptions reflected in the The SE/NW & SW/NW of Love, on April 25, 2019, sell at public and its successors and assigns mortgage and those contained Section 5, Township 13 Your Family outcry to the highest bidder in Mortgagee or Transferee in the records of the Office of South, Range 7 West, all in front of the main entrance of the SHAPIRO & INGLE, LLP the Judge of Probate in the Walker County, Alabama. crement no. 6 for office, shop, NW, SE/NW, SW/NW of Section Walker County, Alabama, Court- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, county where the above-de- The nature of Propose Re- explosive storage area, basin 34 all in Township 15 South, house in the City of Jasper, Suite 400 scribed property is situated. vision R-6 is as follows: 008, 008A, & access as double Range 7 West; NW/NE, NE/NW, during the legal hours of sale, Charlotte, NC 28216 This property will be sold sub- 1. Change the post mining permitted and bonded under NW/NW of Section 4, Town- the following real estate situated 704-333-8107/ 18-016399 ject to the right of redemption of landuse of Sediment Basin P-3922. ship 16 South, Range 7 West, in Walker County, Alabama, to Attorneys for Mortgagee all parties entitled thereto and 037 from temporary (undevel- 2. Change the post mining land all in Walker County, Alabama. wit: or Transferee subject to any outstanding ad oped/no current use) to per- use of sediment basins 017, From the intersection of Segco The following described real *March 22, 29, April 5, 2019 valorem taxes (including taxes manent (fish & wildlife habitat). 017A, 029, & 031 from tempo- Road and State Highway 269, property located in County of which are a lien, whether or not A copy of the permit application rary (undeveloped/ no current go 0.6 miles in a northwest- Walker, State of Alabama: being NOTICE OF SALE now due and payable). This sale is available for public inspec- use) to permanent (fish & wild- erly direction along Segco more particularly described as UNDER POWER is made for the purpose of pay- tion and review on the Alabama life habitat). Road to entrance roads on follows: FORECLOSURE NOTICE ing the indebtedness secured Surface Mining Commission 3. Change the post mining land right and left of highway. Lots 10, 11 and 12 of Block Default having been made in by said mortgage, as well as website http://surface-mining. use of PWI’s 002 & 003 from A copy of the permit application 36, according to the map of Jas- the payment of the indebted- the expenses of foreclosure. alabama.gov. A copy of the permanent (fish & wildlife habi- is available for public inspec- per, Alabama. recorded in Map ness secured by that certain The Mortgagee/Transferee re- permit application is also avail- tat) to temporary (undeveloped/ tion and review on the Alabama Book 2, Page 38C. Minerals and mortgage executed by BRYAN serves the right to bid for and able for public inspection and no current use). Surface Mining Commission usual mining rights excepted. K PHILLIPS AND VICKI S purchase the real estate and to review at the office of the Ala- 4. Update ownership. website http://surface-mining. For informational purposes PHILLIPS, HUSBAND AND credit its purchase price against bama Surface Mining Commis- A copy of the permit application alabama.gov. A copy of the only, the property address is: WIFE, to MORTGAGE ELEC- the expenses of sale and the sion located on the second floor is available for public inspec- permit application is also avail- 1905 Highland Ave, Jasper, AL TRONIC REGISTRATION indebtedness secured by the of the Pinnacle Bank Building tion and review on the Alabama able for public inspection and 35501. SYSTEMS INC AS NOMINEE real estate. This sale is subject at 1811 2nd Avenue, Jasper, Surface Mining Commission review at the office of the Ala- Any property address pro- FOR OLD CORNERSTONE to postponement or cancella- Alabama 35501. Written com- website http://surface-mining. bama Surface Mining Commis- vided is not part of the legal FINANCIAL LLC, on the 30th tion. US Bank Trust National ments, objections, request for alabama.gov. A copy of the per- sion located on the second floor description of the property day of November, 2004, said Association, as Trustee of the public hearing or request for in- mit application is also available of the Pinnacle Bank Building sold herein and in the event mortgage recorded in the Of- SCIG Series III Trust, Mort- formal conferences concerning for public inspection and review at 1811 2nd Avenue, Jasper, of any discrepancy, the legal fice of the Judge of Probate of gagee/Transferee THE BELOW this permit should be sent to the at the office of the Alabama Alabama 35501. Written com- description referenced herein Walker County, Alabama, on LAW FIRM MAY BE HELD TO Alabama Surface Mining Com- Surface Mining Commission lo- ments, objections, request for shall control. December 10, 2004, in Deed/ BE ACTING AS A DEBT COL- mission, P.O. Box 2390, Jas- cated on the second floor of the public hearing or request for in- This sale is made for the pur- Mortgage Book 1931, Page LECTOR, UNDER FEDERAL per, Alabama 35502-2390, no Pinnacle Bank Building at 1811 formal conferences concerning pose of paying the indebtedness 231, Walker County, Alabama LAW. IF SO, ANY INFORMA- later than 30 days from the last 2nd Avenue, Jasper, Alabama this permit should be sent to the secured by said mortgage, as Records, said Mortgage having TION OBTAINED WILL BE date of publication of this notice. 35501. Written comments, ob- Alabama Surface Mining Com- well as the expenses of foreclo- subsequently been transferred USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. *March 15, 22, 29, April 5, 2019 jections, requests for public mission, P.O. Box 2390, Jas- sure. Furthermore, the property and assigned to US Bank Trust Rubin Lublin, LLC, Attorney for hearing, or requests for infor- per, Alabama 35502-2390, no mal conferences concerning later than 30 days from the last to be offered pursuant to this National Association, as Trustee Mortgagee/Transferee PUBLIC NOTICE FILING this permit should be sent to the date of publication of this notice. notice of sale is being offered of the SCIG Series III Trust, 100 Concourse Parkway, OF PERMIT APPLICATION Alabama Surface Mining Com- *March 15, 22, 29, April 5, 2019 for sale, transfer and convey- by instrument recorded in the Suite 115 In accordance with the provi- mission, P.O. Box 2390, Jasper, ance AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither aforesaid Probate Office; notice Birmingham, AL 35244 sion of Act No. 81-435 of the Alabama 35502-2390, no later the mortgagee, nor the officers, is hereby given that the under- Telephone Number: State of Alabama and the reg- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS than 30 days from the last date directors, attorneys, employees, signed US Bank Trust National (877) 813-0992 ulations promulgated under this The City of Sumiton will be of publication of this notice. agents or authorized represen- Association, as Trustee of the Case No.SNS-19-00728-1 act, Black Warrior Minerals, accepting proposals from in- This notice to be published in tative of the mortgagee make SCIG Series III Trust, as Mort- rubinlublin.com/property-listing Inc. P.O. Box 1190 Sumiton, terested engineering firms to the Daily Mountain Eagle News- any representation or warranty gagee/Transferee, under and Ad #153551 AL 35148 is filing an application provide construction inspection paper. relating to the title or any phys- by virtue of the power of sale *March 22, 29, April 5, 2019 to revise its Manchester West (CE&I) services for the City of *March 22, 29, April 5, 12, 2019 ical, environmental, health or contained in said mortgage, Mine (P-3830) permit, Surface Sumiton Downtown Sidewalk safety conditions existing in, will sell at public outcry to the ORDINANCE NO. 2019 - 05 Mine. Access to the mine is as Improvement Project, ALDOT on, at or relating to the prop- highest bidder for cash, in front ORDINANCE TO CHANGE follows: PUBLIC NOTICE FILING Project #TAPNU-TA16(941). In- erty offered for sale. Any and of the main entrance of the A PORTION OF A ONE-WAY From the intersection of Hwy OF PERMIT APPLICATION terested parties must be on the all responsibilities or liabilities Courthouse in Jasper, Walker ALLEY LYING SOUTH OF 118 and 195 in Walker Co. Pursuant to 880-X-8M-.07, Alabama Department of Trans- arising out of or in any way re- County, Alabama, on April 19, 18TH STREET TO A TWO- travel north on Hwy 195 approx. Cedar Lake Mining, Inc., 9865 portation list of pre-qualified lating to any such condition, 2019, during the legal hours WAY ALLEY 8 miles to the mine entrance on Highway 269 Parrish, Ala- consultants. Proposals must including those suggested by of sale, all of its right, title, and WHEREAS, the City Council the right. The boundaries to the bama 35580 is filing an appli- be received by the City of Su- Code of Ala. (1975) § 35-4-271, interest in and to the following of the City of Jasper, Alabama, permit area will be marked and cation to renew its Choctaw miton, Attn: Mayor Petey Ellis, expressly are disclaimed. This described real estate, situated in has declared a one-way alley- signs will be posted. Mine (P-3799), Surface Mine 416 State Street, Sumiton, AL sale is subject to all prior liens Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: way between 18th and 19th NW/SW, SW/NW, & NW/NW of for a term of 5 years. Ac- 35148, by 2:00 pm on Friday, and encumbrances and unpaid LOT 1, BLOCK 2, HEATH- Streets, and 3rd and 4th Ave- Section 5, SE/NE, SW/NE, NW/ cess to the mine is as follows: April 5, 2019. Interested parties taxes and assessments includ- ERWOOD SUBDIVISION, AS nues a two-way street. Said al- NE, NE/SE, NW/SE, NE/NW of NW/NW, SW/NW, NW/SW, NE/ should contact Judy Glover, City ing any transfer tax associated RECORDED IN THE OFFICE leyway is two-way going south Section 6, Township 13 South, SW, SW/SW of Section 27; NE/ Clerk at 205-648-7680 to re- with the foreclosure. The suc- OF THE JUDGE OF PRO- from 18th Street to the City Range 7 West, NE/NE, SE/ NE, SE/NE, SW/NE, NW/NE, quest a proposal package. cessful bidder must tender a BATE OR WALKER COUNTY, Parking Lot. NE, SW/NE, NW/NE of Section NE/SE, SE/SE, SW/SE, NW/ Petey Ellis, Mayor non-refundable deposit of Five ALABAMA, IN PLAT BOOK 8, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- 1, NW/NE, NE/SE, NW/SE of SE, NE/SW, SE/SW, SW/SW, *March 22, 2019 Thousand Dollars and no/100 PAGE 16. SUBJECT TO ALL DAINED by the City Council of Section 12, NE/NE, NW/NE of SE/NW of Section 28; NE/NE ($5,000.00) in certified or cash RESTRICTIONS, RESER- the City of Jasper, Alabama, in Section 13, Township 13 South, & SE/NE of Section 32; NE/NE, funds at the time and place of VATIONS, RIGHTS, EASE- a regular meeting duly assem- Range 8 West all located in SE/NE, SW/NE, NW/NE, NE/ the sale. The balance of the MENTS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, bled, a quorum being present, Walker County, Alabama. SE, SW/SE, NW/SE, NE/SW, purchase price must be paid in PROVISIONS, COVENANTS that the alleyway be designated The nature of the proposed SE/SW, SW/SW, NW/SW, NE/ certified funds by close of busi- AND BUILDING SET-BACK a two-way street as described Revision 18 is as follows: NW, SE/NW, SW/NW, NW/NW ness on the next business day 1. Delete 18.0 acres from in- of Section 33; NE/NW, NW/ When our press begins to roll, you can read the pages online!

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Hyperinflation could double or 15.40 23.10 $ $ 70.00 oo Small! same insurance available to Congress. $ 30.80 38.50 $ $ CHECK Reasonable e levels, recipients will 24 8.40 $ $ 46.20 53.90 $ 060 - Boats & Marine Lawn Service FUNERALShile HR-1 in less than a 16.80 $ $ 77.00 LOST- rates. triple the cost of food, fuel and other 25.20 $ Lab (M), black. W A2–DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Based on incom edicare to offset 33.60 42.00 $ OUT OUR FREE ESTIM up’s budget THSplan & ents 50.40 58.80 $ 085 - Yard Sales green collar. Child’s pet. Answers to (205)385-3329 ATES ent month and sent it Retha Maecommodities Kilpatrick over a period of months. receive help from M Reader Ad Rate Is 35 84.00 earing DEA SSPECIALS “Sam”. W Call 471-6022 to the Senate. The ¢ PORTS Government entitlement paym •HAPPY BIRTHDAY PHOTO Per Word 095 - Merchandise ent missing 2 d WE MOW GRASS Now we’re talking about real money. W UR GUEST costs of health insurance. from the Curry area. (205)529-2020ays ago eather House budget calls RethaBE O Mae Kilpatrick, of, 2011, the High after Hilla very community, long and passedostvalient dependent ore free- •CARD OF THANKS: ...... Holly Grove Lawn Care Republicans and Democrats push the federal governm could be drastically reduced creating The House proposal calls for state . Starts at $ 100 - Mdse. Wanted PREP BASEBALL Today's W Helen Glover Banks •NOT RESPONSIBLE NOTICE Each Insertion - 30.00 isconsin Rep. Paul Ryan for cutting fewer away on Tuesday, April 5 ...... Starts at $ Hwy. 78 next to Cobb Movies Scott (205)300-0806 T when you subscribe to the e at 1 By Daniel Gardner major problems for the m edicaid to MISSING DO B’s to the brink of shutdown in a squabble over a piddling block grants offering states m (Three Insertions - One Per Week) Paid In Advance 30.00 112 - Equipment G. Auto Mon struggle with COPD. $ Chocolate Lab, Kenneth (205)300-2434 T OW Sal Sun than two-cents of among us. dom in how they structure M • LEGAL AD RATES: . . . 20.00 male. Missing since storm ING , C AR e Local 5-Day Forecast $61 billion in spending cuts,Helen W Glover Banks, 76, of Dora, passed away on Tuesday, She attended T.W. Martin High School and graduated from 35¢ per word for the first run, 33¢ per 2 FO R M E R L W ASH Sat o word each run thereafter 115 - For Rent or Lease 21-2 Y NE I G H B O R & D ETAI 4/11 , 2011, at her residence. Graveside servicesevery will dollar b spent Social Security, Medicare, and Lisa Johnson, 535 Valley Road area. Call 387-7555 4-4-11. or H O O D AU T O L Fri took4/10 the discussion to aApril higher 5 plane by unveiling a GOP e from 10:30 a.m. t Walker State Technical School as a LPN. Her diagnosis of meet needs locally. OWNER/AKA MONEY PLE Free Pic SA L E S A11 Thu 4/9 this year. SERVICE DIRECTORY - 117 - Want to Rent Turnip Green 275-1113 DGER k-BREWERSup & Delive 1, BRAVES 0 4/8 budget plan that will cutp.m. $5 on trillion Friday, in April spending 8, 2011, over at Bryan the Cemetery. The Rev. www.mountaineagle.com Medicaidoday, — April runaway 7, 2011, entitlement at Collins-TWO pro- SECTIONS,On the 22 revenuePAGES side, APRIL the House 6, 2011 plan JASPER, ALABAMA 35501 50 CENTS (205)221-4670 Ch ry Call T 4/7 COPD interfered withe at her 6 p.m. plans t to return to RNe a school.2 p.m. Friday,end EDNESDAY DITION (No Copy Changes) In 8-ColumnWalk-off Format 1 Box MONTH win for WalkerHauling, Excavating, Gravel, Red eapest Rates I im next decade. James Aycox will officiate. Visitation will b Progressives call the cuts “Draconian” grams — are driving the deficits, yet calls for reducing corporate tax rates W E One Inch ...... 120 . . . -. Mobile. . . 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Female, black with browixed breed of individual pieces of the establishes proposal, buta m the number itself April 8, 2011 in the Collins-Burke Chapel. broadening the tax base to promote job 315.00 125 - Real Estate for Sale 77/48 She was preceded in deathNDER by aWAY grandson, AT dile Joseph tears Hicks. over little childrenShe was and preceded aging in deaththat by make her belovedup 41-percent father,ie Kilpatrick, Brady of the budget. $ 375.00 387-2069. markings. V 045 Pets & Supplies — again, $5 trillion — growth and increase revenue. s n PAWELSKI PA nd Leth rrTM DEADLINE ery nervous. Call Gallardo holds 84/61 84/60 Scattered JEWELRYShe is survived SALE by her U children, StephenHURCH B.veterans Glover, Gregory who will loseKilpatrick; their benefits her mother,Vera if If ProgressivesKilpatrick; her prevail brother, and Phillip entitlements Meanwhile, President Obama • Reader - 12 Noon Day Prior 129 - Instructions 221-3251. Exterior. 35 yearsINTING. experience.Interior Very & 83/63 Timesthe of sort of fiscal restraint voters have said they want but • Display - 12 Noon 2 Days Prior FOUND BLUE HEALER PU 78/60 Times of thunder- A. Glover of Dora and Vicki Eustice and her husband,the Senate Johnny, passes the bill. Don’t believe 130 - Real Estate Wanted - Small Black dog w/tan reasonable rates. 205-471-8774. PPIES. sunWashington and has stubbornlyNEW refused PROSPECT to deliver. BAPTIST It’s also C Kilpatrick; and her grandparents,grow atWill projected a Congressionaledicare and Budget launched his campaign to raise $1 bil- markings on 11th Street (Park each. Call (205)522-0710 $100 Isolated sun and storms pos- of Dora; grandchildren, Michael a;great-grandchildren, A. Glover of Cullman Alora Glover and of our CALL 221-2840 MISSING . MEDIUM DOG, Mostly thunder- clouds. them. When Washingtonand Marvin tightens and its Violet Gentry.Office (CBO) rates, M Obama presses Congress to avoid shutdown or Toll Free (800) 518-(NEWS)6397 135 - Motorcycles recognitionsible. that the current spending pace is unsustain- lion to win a second term in office. ho School area). 205-221-9705 w/brow white PREMIER LAW sunny skies. clouds. Highs in the Stevie Glover of Cordov belt we’ll all suffer some,She but is survived nobody byis her husband, James Alexander; daugh- columnist w To Place Your Ad n spots, fem FEIST PUPPY, storms. Medicaid alone could equal 100-percent yndicated at Office Located at 1301 Viking Drive since Sat. M ale. Missing N SERVICES LLC High 78F. the Highs in the able and will lead the nationCullman to andruin Alexis if not Gloveraltered. of Cordova; sister, Doris Chilcoat of 140 - Transportation arch 26th. Hwy. 257, Lawn maintainence, pr 4 months old. Had Highs in mid 80s and going to lose everything.ters, Regina (Ronnie) Thomasof GDP and inDonna fewer (Jason) than 25Jones; years. f GOP budget Danielplan wouldL. Gardner revamp is a s bility, accompanied by sharply par- statement saying, “We can still us in the eye,” he said. here tomorrow.” P.O. Box 1469 - Jasper, Alabama 35502 LOST 2 DOGS. shots, wormed.Braves Call 205-221-6014 to two Winds S at mid 80s and Democrats jumped on the proposal immediately as a iss. You may contact him Both fem Kimwood Subdivision area. Call wahing, mulch, sod. Fr essur ph. low 80s and lows in the Springville; and a host of nieces, nephew and otherWhile relatives the U.S. Senategrandchildren, continues or rather Wesley to Carter, Kelsie Carter, Savannah Jones Medicare,lives Medicaid in Starkville, / A5 M , or tisanvisit his attackswebsite at and an outburst of avoid a shutdown, but Democrats Obama stepped forcefully into And if that doesn’t work, he 150 - Legals have collars; blue & red. 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(205)471-1879By COLIN FLY reshapes Medicare intoApril a program 7, 2011, that at Bell helps Sumiton seniors Chapel. buy all 275-5922 or ad- Free Estim (205)471-6432 That’s quite a contrastwill tofollow President at Walker Memory Gardens. Visitation will governmentb shutdown Friday at lessY than the House seeks. party wants,” he said at the Capitol would meet later in the day. American221-5948. public expects that its from the Boldo area. (205)384-5054 ates. Bush-hogging. their own health insuranceShanghi policies. Cemetery. The Rev. Leonard Rigsby will o TODA Houses, decks, driveways. Senior AP Sports Writer It represents bold, dramatic change. And isn’t that 6 to 8 p.m. today,April 7, 2011, at Collins-Burke Funeralmidnight. Home. The speaker’s office declined “I mean, it seems that every step If they can’t sort out their differ- FREE: Small Feist (M Visitation was from 6 to ll 8 Home Funeral p.m.on Sumiton Wednesday, has been April 6, 2011 at There was at least a hint of flexi- comment, andY Boehner issued a we take, it’s something just to poke ences, he said, “I want them back BLACKROCKSee SHUTDOWN, BISTRO. A8 discount. 471-5950. home. (205)275-3160 ) to a good what everyone says thethe nation funeral needs? home. Be Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 IN HISTOR enced cook needed. G Experi- MILWAUKEE — Yovani G Addressing Medicare is unavoidable. Costs for theount pro- of time position. Apply in person.reat pay, full to give new -Edition Alabama At A GlanceHuntsville entrusted with the arrangements. 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Apply in person @ Napa Auto the only run as the B special friends, sustained in an automobile acci- in the year. Ryan’s plan is not the exactgreat-grandson, answer, at Nathan least it Lane should McAvoy of Dora; nephews, away on Thursday, March 31, 2011, at UAB Medical Center in Today’s Highlight in & Truck Parts. beat the Atlanta Braves 1-0rewers on Birmingham, from injuries he Photo Special to the Eagle serve to force CongressJimmy to finally Ray deal Fuller with of Burnwell,this impend- n Jefferson County. He was Tuesday night to snap Cordova and Kenneth Joe Watts of Burnwell;elham and Denice dent. History: JASPER CITY SService Directory nof P Contest on Jasper ing crisis, instead of continuing to put the tough decisions Insurance SCHOOLS Se Milwaukee’s four-gam On April 7, 1862, Union r Ollis and Betty Bryant and Cain Myrick, all of Dora; nieces, He was born on Nov. 12, 1975, i Of : Central e fice Secr v st Richard Myers and Linda Arnold Myers. He r etar i Today’s game off for another day. y- v e losing c streak to begin the season. 78/60 forces led by General Ulysses Department of i Curriculum e JoAnn Smith of Delta, Becky Morga the son of Earne c D & Instruction. Applica- e Ryan would limit government spending nearly across Home Repair D Braves at Brewers, tions available at Jasper C i “I’m amazed,” Roenicke said. Quinn of Illinois; and a host of other relatives and friends. was a member of the T.W. Martin High School Class of 1994. He S. Grant defeated the r It’s more than an on-line listing Birmingham Advanced Roofing ire Service Specialist c the board, and put an end to the reckless spending habits aid-back e You may sign our online register book or express private con- ey was on hand to help with the ribbon cutting. of Education,agent 110 17th hopesSt. Wity Board t “Knowing when to throw 7:10 p.m., SPSO worked as a mechanic for A&R Tire. He was a loving father, Confederates at the Battle of c o daughters. He was a man inwith a fun, a good l heart t 77/61 r AA o Congress has developed over the past decade. His pro- II RR y for creation be downloaded at or may “Let us service and maintain your home!” speedr pitches, knowing w dolences to the family at BellSumiton.com. devotedBama to Girlz his twoKreations, located at 1803 Alabama Avenue in downtown Jasper,Shiloh recently in Tennessee. held a grand opening and y off- it likes and use the nation- Shingle Hanna Electrical Services posed spending caps would limit the ability of and a free, spontaneous spirit. He lived life will b e con- On this date: www.jasper got a great feel for it, a greathen athlete. to elevate H in the zone, he’s ribbon cutting ceremony. Jasper Mayor Sonny Pos .k12.al.us For additional • Ca rp entry • Tile Home Wiring Washington to see a program fashion. In 1788, an expedition led information,to saveCall (205)384-6880 & New Homes/Addition himself win other ball gam rom the Chapel of Jones- • Electrica l • Decks NO JOB Troy Leon McCain Memorial services in celebration of Matt’s life Rewire Older Homes s TOO SMALL e’s going to help al credit card to buy it, without worrying about who pays by Gen. Rufus Putnam LABORER W • Interior trim • Ca binets Metal Roofs fielding. es with the bat and w the bill. ducted on Friday, April 7, at 7 p.m. f of city seal ANTED: Knowledge of Repairs/Trouble Shooting OR TOO rom established a settlement at carpentry, valid drivers license re- • Plu m bing • Ha rdw ood • Free Hail Inspection “He’sLARGE!LARGE a special guy.” ith his Compare this plan to theTroy one Leon offered McCain, by President 71, of Quinton, passed away on Wynn Funeral Home in Villa Rica with Celebrant Glenn Upgrade Service present-daythe Big Peach Marietta, has been Ohio. an icon for trav- quired.city Serious inquiriesmoney only. Apply • 22 Years Exp. You Gallardo! (1-0) walked two and struck ou Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at his residence. Arrangements will a nd Ba ths Flooring r Heatin • FREE ESTIMA MontgomBarackery Obama, which would triple the national debt by Gilmore officiating. The family will receive friendsBy at DAVID Jones- LAZENBY elers on I-75 through central Georgia. in person, 1206 Curry Hwy. g 622-3134 be announced later by Bell Funeral Home Sumiton. MARTA bus collides with vehicle,In 1798, injuring the Mississippi 13 Over 22 yrs. of experience! • Licensed & Bonded and TES • third shutout of his career. Tw Wynn Funeral Home ine toVilla his Ricawishes, on hisFriday,April bodybus was was 8,cremated.2011, struck f on its front left side. 009 Business Opp. A Cell: 3 80/612021, levy $1.5 trillion in new taxes and lock in federal Daily Mountain Eagle He said there are T-shirts which say ir Conditio were85-3556 erased by double plays and no Braves t runner two for the 6 to 7 p.m. In accordanc DeKalb police told WSB-TV the vehi-Territory was created by an MECHANICBy JAMES NE PHILLIPS Gary Cooper • FREE ESTIMATES ning o of the base runners spending at unprecedented levels. “my brakes go screech when I see the EDED SMALL RES Specialis ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities say a act of Congress, with heavy duty diesel trucks into G work on TAURANT BUSINESS ts! reached second. and posting of the day’s photos He was preceded in death by his infant son,cle Noah involved Matthew was an SUV. Daily Mountain Eagle STATE LICENSED The GOP proposal would keep federal spending, nowDaily at Mountain Eagle – James Phillips Jasper City Councilors on TuesdayBig Peach.”deter- for sale. Call (205)275-8923 ( Storm Patricia Ann Sullivan MARTA bus has collidedckson. head-on with Natchez as the capital. ville, AL Day shift. Must have ownrays- Call 205-435-4288 CALL 205) 38 “We Check have a great team 23 percent of GDP, to below 20 percent, the average since Myers in January 2002; brother, Joshua Marlin Myers;mined and the sis- rules for a contest in whichHarley city said he hopes there’s a way to 4-9008 orld War II. ter,another Jackie Marie vehicle, Myers injuring Ja 13 people Storms topple Big Peach,ark In 1927, the image and tools. CallSUMITON (205)674-6400 — Mayor Petey (205) 862-2123 No extra charge Damage? team, it was just a m here. W the end of W Patricia Ann Sullivan, 60, of Sumiton, passed away on Burial students will have an opportunity to resurrectwin up to the Big Peach. nights or weekends. Us Out! e have a great ball includingHe is survived a 3-year-old by his father,girl. Earnest Richard Myers of eorgia landm voice of Commerce Secretary Ellis told members of the020 Announcements Gallardo said. “W atter of turning things around,” And although Ryan billsTuesday,New it Prospect as Aprilrevenue 5, 2011,Baptist neutral, at herChurch it residence. would in Jasper Funeral is servicesholdinge from will a 1 to a central$500 by G designing a city MENTAL HEALTH C e’re all very excited w Quinton;The motheraccident and happened stepfather, Wednesday Linda Arnoldthe Myers mother and ofBob his HerbertWoman Hoover cleans wereashington trans-purse, Sumiton City Council Metal Roofing &soon Siding and hopefully there’s a lot m reduce top income tax ratesbejewelry at 2for p.m. saleindividuals today,April fundraiser and 7, 2011,that corpora- atwill Bell continue Sumiton today Chapel. from 10 seal and a slogan for the ttery ticket AREERS: e did it here very Simmonsafternoon. of Trafford; his daughters, Abby MarieBYRON, Myers and Ga. (AP) — Authorities say mitted live frominning W lo TuesdayHS/GED, LPNmorning that Freehe Pregnancy Test W It was the best start by a B tions to 25 percent, whilewill closing follow loopholesat Good Hope and Cemetery. ending Visitation will b MARTA spokesman Lyle Harris tells city’s website, which is cur- finds w BACHELOR/MASTER 205-275-5226 ILLCUTT Non-Warranty ore wins to com a.m. to 4 p.m.y at the with funeraler proceeds mission home prior tripgoing to services.toBoston the youth Belland Funeral todepart- the Andi McKenna Myers, both of Bowden, Ga.; the ferocious storms that tore through to New York in the first suc- Color Panels • 40-Y Sabathia threw a one-hitter in P e.” 2 p.m. toda rently being renovated. THERAPISThopes the OWNER: Rodney Pruett MASO r. Painted M rewers starter since C Mobile special exemptions. rusted with the arrangements. children,the Atlanta Tonya Journal-Constitution C. 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Nathan All of those Myers, hurt Emily were Myer on board polepurchasing which has toweredagent overwho Interstateis • Remodeling • Water Damage Licensed/Insured 1.40 per ft. • Free Q Available Inpaid 1948, off thein a World big way Health when she found an 1646 Hwy. 78 East •Additions • Metal Roofing • Wind Damage Block - Brick - Stone uotes Dianne,was donated of Sumiton; by members her friend of only40the years, church$1. The Suzane and sale Lawson is is priced taking of at the bus. changing itsTuesday. The Vikings won 3-2 on a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh inning. Knighton Whilestruck Supplies out Last! nine • Free Braves starter D ing Congress to assess its long-term viability. That and Shannon Jackson; and several aunts, uncles75overseeing sinceand cousins. 1987. the contest, said old lottery ticket worth $189,302. 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PILOT CLUB DONATES TO SECRET PANTRY Cummings: Ivanka Trump not preserving all official email

WASHINGTON (AP) — Ivanka cern about the use of private email nications with people outside the Trump, the president’s daughter and messaging applications to con- United States,” though he did and a powerful White House aide, duct official White House business. not provide the identities of those is not preserving all of her official It also details the use of the mes- involved. email communications as required saging application WhatsApp by Lowell would not tell the com- by federal law, the chairman of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner mittee whether Kushner had ever the House Oversight and Reform and of personal email accounts by used WhatsApp to discuss clas- Committee said on Thursday. other former senior White House sified information. When asked, Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., aides that Cummings says “raises Lowell said, “That’s above my pay said in a letter that Trump’s additional security and federal grade,” and referred questions to lawyer, Abbe Lowell, informed records concerns.” the White House and the Nation- the committee late last year that The letter says Lowell confirmed al Security Council, according to Trump doesn’t preserve official that Kushner, Ivanka Trump’s Cummings’ letter. emails she receives in her personal husband and a senior White Lowell said Kushner archives account if she doesn’t respond to House aide, uses the WhatsApp to the messages he sends by taking them. Cummings says that ap- conduct official U.S. government screenshots of them and forward- pears to violate the Presidential business. According to the letter, ing that record to his official White Records Act. Lowell said Kushner has used House email account or the Nation- The letter raises the latest con- the application to have “commu- al Security Council. Special to the Eagle Leigh Ann Rotter, president of the Pilot Club of Jasper, presents an annual donation to Secret Pantry representative Tina Aaron.

Suspect in mob boss slaying could face lethal Mafia justice

NEW YORK (AP) — As body in a scene captured Anthony Comello sits in by security cameras at jail on murder charges, the home. he may have more than Unlike previous Gam- legal problems to worry bino bosses, including the about — namely, whether swaggering “Dapper Don” the Mafia is going to get John Gotti, Cali, 53, was its hands on him. a deliberately low-profile The man he is accused gangster in an era of rela- of killing was the reput- tive serenity for the city’s ed boss of New York’s crime families. $ $ Gambino crime fami- That Comello could ly, Francesco “Franky get close to Cali so easily Boy” Cali, and for that, “shows that things are 13900 14900 Comello is almost cer- pretty quiet these days,” tainly marked for death said Howard Abadinsky, by the underworld. And a criminal justice profes- it makes no difference sor at St. John’s Univer- 2011 Toyota 2014 Ford that the slaying may have sity. “He wasn’t afraid to Corolla S Escape SE been unconnected to mob walk out of his house.” Sporty, Loaded, Stk#C622345A Alloys, Stk#UB85787A business and stemmed Comello’s background instead from a romantic is more obscure, but there dispute. has been no allegation he $ $ “Somebody’s going to is connected to the mob. try to get him,” predicted The motive for the shoot- 8300 8500 Selwyn Raab, author of ing remains under inves- “Five Families: The Rise, tigation. News reports 2010 Acura 2014 Ford Decline, and Resurgence have said Comello told in- of America’s Most Power- vestigators that Cali had RDX Mustang ful Mafia Empires.” ‘’It is warned him to stay away Loaded, Stk#A003926A 1 Owner, Stk#FB31894P part of the Mafia code.” from a female relative of Comello, 24, has been Cali’s he was interested behind bars in New Jer- in romantically. $ $ sey since his arrest there And then there was 9500 9800 last week on charges Comello’s bizarre be- he gunned down Cali havior during his initial outside the mobster’s court appearance. He 2012 Chev. 2014 VW Beetle Staten Island home. He is smiled inappropriately at Automatic, Stk#M664907A expected to be brought to times and flashed a hand Camaro LT New York City for a court scrawled with such slo- Leather, Alloys, Stk#9113575A appearance on Monday gans as “MAGA Forever,” under tighter-than-usual a reference to President $ $ security measures that Donald Trump’s Make underscore the mob’s America Great Again 12500 13500 bloody track record for motto. Weeks ago, he vengeance. tried to make a citizen’s 2009 GMC 2017 Chev. “We asked for protec- arrest of New York’s may- tive custody and he’s been or, police said. Sierra 1500 Z71 Express 2500 given that,” said Comello’s “I don’t need to clear my Stk#G258682A 12 Passenger, Stk#1195631P attorney, Robert Gottlieb. name,” he told the Daily “The reason is obvious.” News in a brief and cryp- New York City jail offi- tic jailhouse interview. $ $ cials would not comment History suggests 17700 specifically on Comello. that even if the slaying 14700 But inmates in danger involved an ordinary of reprisals are typically civilian who didn’t have 2013 Nissan 2011 Vintage housed separately and a beef specific to the mob, watched more closely. the Cali killing put a big Titan SL Trailer Car Hauler “We review each case target on Comello’s back. 2WD, Stk#N311961A Stock#0075JC on an individual basis Exhibit A: John Favara, and take all necessary a neighbor of Gotti’s who $ $ precautions,” Correction accidentally struck and Department spokesman killed Gotti’s 12-year-old 18900 21900 Jason Kersten said. son with his car in 1980 Authorities say Comello while the boy was riding lured Cali out of his house a minibike. Five months on the evening of March later, Favara disappeared 13 by smashing his truck and was never seen into Cali’s parked car. again. Prosecutors later After speaking calmly for said Gotti ordered Favara $ $ a few moments, Comello killed. An informant 2013 CHRYSLER 200 ...... 9500 2017 DODGE JOURNEY SXT ...... 15800 allegedly drew a 9 mm reported that the body STOCK#N600871A 3RD ROW, STOCK#T576546P handgun and pumped was dissolved in a barrel 2012 HONDA ACCORD ...... $10500 2015 NISSAN ROGUE SL ...... $15900 several bullets into Cali’s of acid. STOCK#A158627A STOCK#C815204A 2015 TOYOTA PRIUS C ...... $12400 2017 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN .. $16800 48 MPG, STOCK#114105A 3RD ROW, STOCK#R801266P 2014 TOYOTA CAMRY ...... $12500 2019 MAZDA CX-3 TOURING ...... $19200 STOCK#U327287A STOCK#1407421P 2014 GMC ACADIA ...... $13500 2015 HONDA PILOT ...... $19800 STOCK#J131894A LOADED, STOCK#B027045A 2014 TOYOTA CAMRY ...... $13900 2012 CHEV. SILVERADO 1500 LTZ $21500 STOCK#U403913A 4WD, STOCK#F230359A 2008 FORD F150 XLT CREW CAB $14500 2013 DODGE RAM ...... $22500 4WD, STOCK#FA99989A 4WD, HEMI! STOCK#S630472A 2017 NISSAN ALTIMA ...... $14900 2014 TOYOTA 4RUNNER SR5 ...... $23500 ALLOYS, 4 CYL., 1 OWNER, STOCK#C275499P 2WD, STOCK#5075278A

AP Photo In this March 18, 2019, file photo, Anthony Comello displays writing on his hand that in- cludes pro-Donald Trump slogans during his extradition hearing in Toms River, N.J.