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161st YEAR • NO. 78 JULY 30, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 20 PAGES • 50¢ County students meet 10 of 10 TCAP targets

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG created with results from students in increased math scores,” Testing and However, the percentage for reading Banner Staff Writer grades 4-12. Data Analysis Coordinator Angie Gill achievement in grades 3-8 remained FIRST OF 2 PARTS Director of Schools Dr. Linda Cash said. "This was a major focus for our the same it was the year before. Both Bradley County Schools students said in a media statement she was “very system and our teachers have worked the 2013-14 and 2014-15 year tests met 10 out of the 10 “achievement tar- pleased” to share the news. hard, and we will continue to do so as showed 52.4 percent of students in gets” set for them by the Tennessee “A score of 5 is the most effective, we strive for increased student learn- those grades were “proficient or Department of Education during the gains in several areas, including where there is significant evidence that ing.” advanced” in reading. 2014-15 year. growth. students are making substantially Reading scores for students in the “While we saw gains in reading this The department released the school The school district also earned all 5s more progress than the standard for third grade, the lowest grade tested year, we know for our students to be district-level scores Wednesday for the on its Tennessee Value-Added academic growth,” Cash said. with the TCAP, also increased by 2.2 successful in life a strong literary base Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Assessment System composite scores Students surpassed the achievement percent. The results show 48.7 percent is critical,” Supervisor of Elementary Program and end-of-course tests taken for literacy, numeracy and literacy and goals in the areas of grade 3-8 math, of third-graders were said to be “profi- Education Sheena Newman said. by students in grades 3 through 12, numeracy together. Those composites third-grade math, high school Algebra cient or advanced” in reading, with She added the school system will and students statewide made progress. are measured on a scale of 1 to 5, with II and seventh-grade math. Bradley County students remaining In Bradley County, students made 5 being the highest, and are averages “We are extremely proud of our above the state average of 43 percent. See TCAP, Page 6 Inside Today City slated County for school ponders event on special Sunday Denning Center court observance set Caywood supports environmental plan By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer A ribbon cutting and open house are scheduled Sunday for Bradley County commission- the Cleveland City Schools sys- ers once again broached the tem’s F.I. Denning Center of idea this week of helping estab- Technology and Careers. lish a full-time environmental The program will begin at 2 court, but only one commission- p.m. at the school, located at er vocally showed any enthusi- Mustangs looking 350 Central Ave. in downtown asm for the idea. to hone skills Cleveland. Commissioner Terry Formerly Cleveland’s Teen Caywood, who has been respon- The Walker Valley Mustangs L e a r n i n g sible for bring- are looking to make large strides Center, the Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS ing the prob- in their first week of practice. On school has ORGANIZERS OF THE CLEVELAND Circuit Ride bicycle event met recently at Don Ledford lem of blighted the golf course the Mustangs got been granted Automotive on North Ocoee Street. Preparing for the unique fundraiser were, from left, David properties to off to a strong start, with a pair of individual sta- Coulter of Scott’s Bicycle Centre; Kellie Bracken, Youth Pastor for First United Methodist Church; the forefront, wins over East Hamilton. The tus and is now Stan Pegram; Debbie Melton of Ledford Automotive; Bob Donaghy; Tausha Plate, church pianist a g a i n Ooltewah Owls were picked to out from and Hamilton County teacher; and Eva VanHook, director of Family Promise of Bradley County. expressed his finish atop the heap at District 4- under the belief the 5A Media Day. The Cleveland umbrella of county needed Blue Raiders were picked to fin- Cleveland High a tool that ish third and Walker Valley fourth. School. Taking a Circuit Ride would “put See Sports, Pages 13-15. Ringstaff Cleveland’s some teeth” Caywood Board of into environ- Nothing is finer E d u c a t i o n mental codes voted recently Bicyclists resurrecting fundraiser enforcement than a good read to name the for the county. educational It was In many respects, no one complex in to aid Family Promise outreach Commissioner enjoys the pleasure of reading honor of for- Mike Hughes more than a writer. For one per- mer Cleveland By LARRY C. BOWERS who brought Banner Staff Writer son’s perspective on why this Director of the subject up, may be true, see the guest Schools Dr. Cleveland and Bradley County bicyclists are noting there “Viewpoint” on Page 16 of today’s Rick Denning. planning a special event to replace the former had been some edition. problems in Denning D e n n i n g , Habitat for Humanity Bike 2 Build. Hughes who is now Local businesses will be major sponsors of the 1st retired and lives in Wilmington, the first Families Helping Families Cleveland District. He asked for an update Forecast N.C., will attend the dedication, Circuit Ride. Proceeds from the event will be on where the proposal for the Today looks to be partly sunny along with his family. used for the community’s Family Promise of court stood. Current Director of Schools Originally, Judge Daniel and hot, with a high near 91 and Bradley County. Dr. Martin Ringstaff will con- Cyclists of all ages and skill levels are invited Swafford had asked for $5,000 heat index values as high as 96. duct Sunday’s program, while to participate in the event. The ride is scheduled more to augment the bench and There is also a 30 percent chance Denning will officially open the for the morning of Saturday, Sept. 26. The ride handle the caseload and County of showers and thunderstorms in new hybrid non-traditional will begin at First United Methodist Church and Court Clerk Gayla Miller the forecast. Tonight calls for partly school. continue for 25, 50, or 100 kilometers to respec- requested $30,000 for extra cloudy skies, with a low around 66. Barbara Ector is principal of tive finish areas. personnel to do the same. Friday should be mostly sunny, the new Denning Center, which This family-friendly event takes riders The Commission had original- with a high near 90. Friday night will primarily serve students in through a relatively flat area of the foothills in ly approved $17,500 in a match with the city of Cleveland; how- should be mostly clear, with a low grades nine through 12. The southern Bradley County. A fully supported curriculum will focus on aca- ever, they wanted proper around 64. road ride, the Cleveland Circuit Ride features demic recovery and interven- three SAG (support and gear) stops, and mobile amendments to go through the Sunset: 8:46 p.m. tions. units on the course to assist cyclists when nec- Finance Committee, a written Sunrise: 6:49 a.m. In addition to being a new essary. confirmation from the city on school, with a new name, other A hot meal will be provided for all participants Contributed photo the length of their commitment Index improvements are anticipated following the ride. THE CLEVELAND CIRCUIT RIDE, a fundrais- and the establishment of a poli- for the facility. Landscaping The ride will be co-sponsored by First United er for Family Promise scheduled in September, cy that all costs and fees Classified...... 18-19 and minor change are planned. Methodist Church and Don Ledford Automotive is named for John Wesley, founder of the brought in by the court be rein- Comics...... 8 The facility previously housed Methodist faith. Wesley was a circuit rider who vested back into the court. Editorials...... 16 See CIRCUIT RIDE, Page 6 rode horseback in spreading his ministry. Horoscope...... 8 See EVENT, Page 6 See COURT, Page 6 NASCAR...... 20 Obituaries...... 2 Stocks...... 4 Sports...... 13-15 Law agency TV Schedule...... 9 CSCC honors Wacker Weather...... 11 leaders set for donation support Around Town By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Seymour. “It’s important that for interview Banner Staff Writer we recognize that partner- John Barham making plans From Staff Reports for an exciting church event ... ship.” Cleveland State Community Five years ago, Wacker The heads of Bradley Bobbie Reagan providing some College recently hosted an County’s three law enforcement additional information about a pledged a donation of event to thank Wacker $150,000 to be given in annu- entities have agreed to sit down great community cause ... Keith Polysilicon North America for for a rare joint interview with Gombash talking about his al installments. The final a donation it began making check was given to the college the Cleveland Daily Banner on experiences and observations years ago. Friday morning. on overseas mission trips ... Wednesday. Officials from the company In 2012, the college com- Bradley County Sheriff Eric Larry Green talking about age and the college gathered Watson, Cleveland Police and options with a good friend pleted an addition to its tech- together Wednesday to cele- nology building, adding a Department Interim Chief Mark ... Barry Currin forwarding some brate the gift and the fact the Gibson and 10th District congratulatory remarks ... Kevin large space for manufacturing money helped the college skills training and assess- Attorney General Steve Crump Brooks and Dan Howell being secure an addition to one of will answer questions from the their dependably helpful selves. ment. its buildings. Dr. Tommy Wright, Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Banner’s Brian Graves. “This is a celebration of the Cleveland State’s vice presi- THIS ADDITION to Cleveland State Community College’s tech- The interview will be broad- conclusion of their five years dent of finance and adminis- nology building completed in 2012 was built with help from a dona- cast live as part of the “Mark In of giving,” said Cleveland tion pledge by Wacker Polysilicon. The college recently held a recep- The Morning” program, with State President Dr. Bill See CSCC, Page 6 tion to thank company officials for following through on the pledge. 6489076 75112 See INTERVIEW, Page 6 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Man accused of

OBITUARIES doing doughnut (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office on jail lawn POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Thomas Caldwell charity of your choice. web page and guestbook at Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) If you are unable to attend you www.companionfunerals.com. SPRING HILL, Fla. (AP) — in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Thomas Caldwell, 91, of may sign the guest registry at Companion Funeral Home and Deputies didn’t have to go far to and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Cleveland, passed away www.bordwinefuneralhome.com. the Cody family are honored to lock up a Florida man after Phone (423) 472-5041. Tuesday, July 28, 2015, at a local assist the McCabe family with his authorities say he drove in circles nursing home arrangements. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant He was of the Baptist faith. He Ross Durham on the lawn in front of the county Editor & Publisher General Manager worked as an upholsterer at Ross Durham, 84, of Lookout jail and then crashed into a flag Cooke’s manufacturing. Mountain, Ga., died early this pole. Member of The Associated Press He is preceded in death by his morning, Thursday, July 30, The Hernando County Sheriff’s The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches parents, Lee and Lilly Chambers 2015, at Hutcheson Medical Office says 31-year-old Michael credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin Caldwell; and his wife, Sibyl Center in Fort Olgethorpe. Lee Roberts pulled his SUV up to herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Caldwell. Survivors and arrangements the jail’s main door and entered SUBSCRIPTION RATES He is survived by his children: will be announced by Companion the building Monday evening. Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Tommy (Elaine) Caldwell, and Funeral Home. James Parker Deputies repeatedly told Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Parnell Caldwell, all of James Parker, 70, of Soddy Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Cleveland; two grandchildren: Roberts that he couldn’t park on Daisy, died Wednesday, July 29, the sidewalk. Officials say By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 Casey (Crystal) Caldwell and 2015, at Life Care Center of By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Katie (Kyle) Copeland; three Roberts finally got back into the By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Morgan County. By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 great-grandchildren: Claire Survivors and arrangements SUV and drove in reverse down Caldwell, Nolan Copeland, and the walkway until he hit a bench. Print + E-Edition will be announced by Companion By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 Laney Copeland; and one sister, Funeral Home. He started driving over the land- By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 Margaret Stephany, of scaping before hitting the flag- By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 Cleveland. By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Richard Edwards pole. A swarm of deputies quickly A graveside service will be Richard E. Edwards, of pulled Roberts from the SUV and E-Edition Only $21.00 $42.00 $ 84.00 $7.00 $2.00 held on Sunday, Aug. 2, 2015, at Rossville, Ga. died Wednesday 4 p.m. at Sunset Memorial night, July 29, 2015, at his home. handcuffed him. Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Gardens. Survivors and arrangements Arrangements are being held will be announced by Companion by Grissom Serenity Funeral Funeral Home. Home, Mark S. Grissom, funeral director. Helen Ratcliff We invite you to visit our web- Helen Ratcliff, 86, of site at grissomserenity.com to Cleveland, died Wednesday, July send a message of condolence 29, 2015, at a local health care or sign the Caldwell family regis- facility. ter book. Survivors and arrangements will be announced by Grissom Marvin L. Johnson Serenity Funeral Home. Marvin L. Johnson, 46, of Benton, died Wednesday, July 29, 2015, at his residence. Survivors and arrangements will be announced by Grissom Serenity Funeral Home. Elizabeth Cantrell Elizabeth Cantrell, 65, of Birchwood, died Tuesday after- noon, July 28, 2015, at her home. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Survivors and arrangements BARBARA FAGEN, center, has been installed as a new trustee for the Cleveland-Bradley County will be announced by Companion Funeral Home. Library board of trustees. She retired recently from years of service as the director of the Library’s History Branch. She replaces Barbara Stone on the board. At this week’s board meeting were, from left, Carolyn Robert Kidd Jackson, Margaret Schenck, Fagen, and Regional Library Director Beth Mercer. Those with their backs Robert L. Kidd, 91, of to the camera are Library Director Andy Hunt, Board Chairman John Hagler, and Ann Cherry. Cleveland, died Wednesday night, July 29, 2015, in a local hospital. Survivors and arrangements will be announced by Companion Barbara Fagen joins library board Calla Mae Clonts Funeral Home. Calla Mae Lewis Clonts, 89 of By LARRY C. BOWERS Isabella, passed away Monday, Banner Staff Writer July 27, 2015. She is survived by two daugh- The Cleveland Bradley County ters: Judy (Joe) Davis of Public Library board of trustees Cleveland and Janet Collins of met earlier this week and Seymour; three grandchildren: received a combination of posi- Jennifer (Jeff) Raye of Daniel Martinez tive news. Weaverville, N.C,. Jerome (Lisa) Several projects at the main Daniel F. Martinez, 52, of Burger of Huntsville, Ala. and Joy library and History Branch are (Jesse) Staininger of Knoxville; Cleveland, Wednesday, July 29, Marsh Sussdorff 2015, in a Chattanooga health Marsh Sussdorff, 64, of nearing completion, and the seven great-grandchildren: board welcomed a new member Sydney and Caden Burger, care facility. Georgetown, passed away on Felicia, Logan and Brady Raye, Survivors and arrangements Monday, July 27, 2015, at his who is vastly experienced in Isaiah Barmmer and Blake will be announced by Companion home. library affairs. Staininger. Funeral Home. He was born on June 5, 1951, Barbara Fagen, who recently She was preceded in death by to the late Edwin and Virginia retired as the History Branch her husband, Paul Clonts; moth- Sussdorff. director, is now a board member. er, Mary Lewis; four brothers: He was a lifelong resident of She replaces Barbara Stone, who Dual, Eddie, Alvin and Jewel this area and loved to hunt, fish, served for a number of years. Lewis; sisters: Lillian Redden rebuilding and working on old computers and work on cars. In The board planned to acknowl- and Louise Robb; several nieces edge Stone’s contributions to the and nephews. addition to these, he also loved Paul and Calla ran the AP sports, NASCAR, and was an board, but she was ill and unable Clonts Store in Isabella, which avid TN Vols fan. to attend this week’s meeting. housed the Isabella Post Office. In addition to his mother and She will be recognized at a later They were active members of the father he is preceded in death by date. Hidden Valley Squares until one sister, Ann Sussdorff Tinnon. “We’re very excited about hav- Paul's health required them to He leaves behind to cherish ing Barbara (Fagen) on the stop square dancing. his memory three children: Adam board,” said Chairman John Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS The funeral will be held Sussdorff (Stephanie), April THE IRON GATE and fence have been installed atop the stone Ratcliff (Ty), and Kellye Simerley; Hagler, “especially with all the Wednesday, July 29, 2015 at 1 work that’s going on over there.” wall running in front of the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library p.m. with Hoyt Carr officiating. one brother, Ed Sussdorff (Vicki); on North Ocoee. The old iron gate at the right was taken from the Music by Sue Phillips. 10 grandchildren; and two great- Fagen spoke briefly of her Internment will follow at grandchildren; nieces: Jill Stone career with the library, and said fence located at the north side of the main library complex. Crestlawn Cemetery. and Dana Carpenter; and she is looking forward to serving Pallbearers will be Jerome nephew, Scott Sussdorff. on the board of trustees. Burger, Jeff Raye, Logan Raye, The funeral will be held at 7 Hagler then added he plans to dren’s programs were offered in Factoids, and well as 35 Tweets Jason Davis, Jesse Staininger p.m. today, July 30, 2015, at make some changes to the May and June, and 2,546 attend- and 30 postings on Facebook. and Brad Davis. Honorary Companion Funeral and board’s committees, apparently ed. There were 19 teen programs The library is also beginning a Cremation Service, 2415 Pallbearers are Caden Burger, influenced by Fagen’s wealth of with 228 attendees, and 40 adult new radio promotion. Brady Raye, Isaiah Barmmer and Georgetown RD NW, Cleveland, programs with 718 participating. Statistics have been computed TN 37311. experience. “I’m going to ‘beef up’ Blake Staininger. One of the adult programs was for the fiscal year. There were Arrangements entrusted to the The family will receive friends the committees,” he said. Finch-Cochran Funeral Home of from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral Hagler is asking Margaret “Escape the Ordinary”, which 111,815 users of electronic McCaysville, Ga. home prior to the service. Schenck to join Richard “Tiger” provided a taste of delicacies resources, and 92,435 wireless You may send condolences to You are invited to share a per- Jones on the Finance Committee. from around the world. There sessions. the family and sign the guest reg- sonal memory of Marsh or your These two will also served on was a mother-daughter princess There have been 198 separate ister at www.cochranfuneral- James Jay McCabe condolences with his family at his Human Resource and tea and 60 attended. adult programs, with attendance homes.com. James Jay McCabe, 63, of online memorial located at Operations. The library staff attended the of 2,527. Young adult and teen www.companionfunerals.com. Benton, passed away on Sunday, Carolyn Jackson will serve Tennessee Electronic Library’s programs were at 112, with July 26, 2015, at Athens Star in-service at the Regional Library 1,336 attending. Children’s pro- Ronald Wesley Crothers Regional Medical Hospital. with Phil Jacobs on the Ronald Wesley Crother, 75 of He was born Sept. 14, 1951, in Technology Committee, while Bill in May, and the bookmobile rep- grams led the way with 363 ses- Ocooe, passed away Tuesday, Chattanooga, to the late James Burch remains with Buildings resented the library at a sions, and 8,356 participating. July 28, 2015 at his residence. Payne and Nanabell Green and Grounds. Greenway event. The library borrowed 87 items He was born Jan. 31, 1940, in Payne. Hagler has appointed Fagen to The Summer Reading Program from other facilities this year, Natchez, Miss. He was a proud Marine who the Public Relations and Historic kickoff was held in June, and the and shared 852 items with other He attended Russell High served during the Vietnam War. Branch Renovation committees. library has partnered with the libraries. School in East Point, Ga., college He was a relocation engineer, Dennis Unterseher He will add a second person to Bradley-Cleveland Community at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Ga., who worked a lot with his hands. Dennis Unterseher, of renovation, but did not Service Agency for a Wednesday Florida Forest Ranger School in He was an avid outdoorsman Average U.S. rate on Ooltewah, died Wednesday, July feeding program for children up Lake City, Fla. from 1961-1963, and loved being in nature. He announce that selection this 29, 2015, at his home. attended Cleveland State also enjoyed shooting and was week. to 18. 30-year mortgage Survivors and arrangements Community College and graduat- an accurate marksman. But the In other discussions during In Technology, self-checkouts will be announced by Companion falls to 3.98 percent ed from Lee College in 1977 with most important part of his life was this July board session, Regional handled 20,249 transactions Funeral Home. a degree in biology. his family. He was the idol of his Library Director Beth Mercer from the library’s total of 57,089. WASHINGTON (AP) — Average He worked for the U.S. Forest family and as much as he loved gave her report, Ann Cherry had This is 35.47 percent, and there long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell Service in the Cherokee National them, he was given it in return. news from the Friends of the were 6,596 patron sessions at for a second straight week, with Forest in Ocoee from March He is survived by his little dar- Library Association, and Jim the self-checkout. the key 30-year rate slipping below 1963 to 2001. ling Sheila, married a week short The library has committed to He was an avid reader, wood- Park made a Library Foundation 4 percent. of 20 years; one son, Heath migrate to new computer man- Mortgage giant Freddie Mac worker, and spelunker in his early Payne; one daughter, Yvette report. years. He was a Ham Radio Thomas; one brother, James The Buildings and Grounds agement software, which will says the average rate on a 30-year enthusiast and loved blue grass “Bo” Payne; two sisters: Jody report included information on allow wireless printing. fixed-rate mortgage declined to music. His favorite place was the Forrester and Connie Patterson; several projects. A new digital service will be 3.98 percent this week from 4.04 outdoors. three grandchildren: William, The re-pointing project at the offered through the library. The percent a week earlier. The rate on He was the son of the late, Natalie, and Sophia Thomas; and To submit an obitu- History Branch began in May. library has purchased 15 15-year fixed-rate mortgages eased Achilles Ezador and Ida Mae a host of nieces and nephews. ary, have the funeral The removed sections of the iron Internet hot spots for checkout. to 3.17 percent from 3.21 percent. Holliday Crothers. A graveside service will be home or cremation fence have been repaired, paint- There will be a small weekly fee, As in recent weeks, mortgage Survivors include a daughter held at Chattanooga National society in charge of and policy is being formulated. and son-in-law: Cindy and ed, and installed at the front of rates followed the yield on the key Cemetery Friday, July 31, 2015, The library has received an 10-year Treasury note, which fell. Ronnie Moses of Athens; grand- at 11:30 a.m. arrangements e-mail the main library along North son, Davis Wesley Studdard of The family would like to extend the information to obit- Ocoee. application for a 2015-16 tech- Bond yields for Treasurys were Knoxville; former wife, Judith a special appreciation to the doc- uaries@clevelandban- All of the ironwork has been nology grant, and the work is pushed lower by a rise in bond Crothers of Athens. tors and staff at Athens Star ner.com and fax to reinstalled on top of the stone being prepared. prices, as investors sought safety The family will receive friends Regional Medical Hospital and 423-614-6529, attention fence, prepped and painted. The library continues to strive in U.S. Treasury bonds amid steep from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 2, his church family who has been a to get information to residents of declines in global stock markets. Obits. The fire inspector reviewed 2015, in the South Chapel of big support. both complexes in May, and the community. The yield on the 10-year note Bordwine Funeral Home in You are encouraged to share a found no violations. There were seven Library declined to 2.29 percent Etowah. memory of James and/or your Corner articles in the Banner on In lieu of flowers the family Human Resource and Wednesday from 2.33 percent a personal condolences with his Sundays, there were nine library week earlier. request memorials made to the family by visiting his memorial Operations reported that 73 chil- www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015— 3 LOTTERY NUMBERS

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Cash 4 Morning: 3-4-4-3 Cash 4 Midday: 3-6-8-3 ©2014 Hot Lotto: 18-25-35-36-45, Fantasy 5: 08-09-12-18-26 JEWELERS Hot Ball: 1 Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-3-7- Powerball: 04-22-27-28-52, 2-8 Powerball: 35, Power Play: 3 Georgia FIVE Midday: 0-7-1-3- 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( (Tennessee Cash: 04-22-26- 9 (Next to The Town Squire) THE MAYFIELD Annex of Lee University was broken into during the last few weeks and $900 in items 478-0049 • 478-0050 taken. 33-34, Bonus: 1 Powerball: 04-22-27-28-52, Powerball: 35, Power Play: 3 LAY-AWAYS WELCOME Ford charged in Meigs County murder CHURCH Happy 91st Birthday, Mom By TONY EUBANK Bureau of Investigation special Annex was burglarized, and sev- Banner Staff Writer investigation into the death of a eral power tools were taken from ACTIVITIES Sweetwater woman. TBI agents the school’s art department. Nora Mae Williams On Monday, the Meigs County began investigating the death of According to a Cleveland grand jury Coleen Francis Turner on April Police report, Lee University art Prospect Church of God, 2220 July 30, 1924 ~ December 12, 2007 returned an 10. Professor John Simmons report- Harrison Pike, will have Pastor Mom, Birthdays were always happy times that we would indictment for The Meigs County Sheriff’s ed to school campus safety that Appreciation Day Sunday at spend with you, and though you’re not here with us on Gary Wayne Department discovered the body when he returned to work from 10:45 a.m. There will be no this very special day, you’re always on our mind. Just as Ford, charging of the 51-year-old woman at a vacation on the July 27, he dis- evening service. the day you went away, we have emotions of the 57-year- home on Lefew Road in Ten Mile. covered several items were miss- ——— every kind. Mom, you left us beautiful old with one During the course of the ing from the ceramics classroom. Trinity Trio will be ministering memories, and your love is still our guide and count of sec- investigation, special agents, These items include a bench in music at Beacon Baptist though we cannot see you, you’re always at our o n d - d e g r e e working alongside investigators grinder, a Black & Decker table Church Sunday at 11 a.m. There side. We will always wish you, on this day, murder. from the Sheriff’s Department, saw, a power mitre box, a will be lunch in the fellowship fol- a Very Happy Birthday. We love you. Authorities developed information making Bostitch air compressor, and an lowing the service. Sadly missed by Children, Ford arrested Ford Ford a suspect in Turner’s HVLP airless sprayer. The stolen ——— Grandchildren and the following death. power tools are valued at about A benefit singing will be held at Great Grandchildren. day without incident and subse- Ford is currently being held in $900. the Evening Light Gospel quently booked him into the the Meigs county Jail on According to Lee campus safe- Tabernacle Saturday at 6 p.m. Meigs County Jail. $100,000 bond. ty, the items were seen on July The singers will be Crystal River, This comes after a Tennessee n Lee University’s Mayfield 1. Recognize and additional singers. There will be a Hot Dog Supper U RGENT A CTION N EEDED ! from 4 to 5:30 p.m. HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR THE DRAWING TO BE HELD AUG. 8TH? TENNESSEE BRIEFS 38 YEARS OF SERVING YOU! IT’SASPECIAL SUITS & SPORTCOATS DRESS & Salesman sentenced for ping and firearms charges in the The Tennessee Woman SALE PRICED CASUAL May 25 incident, the U.S. attor- Suffrage Monument organization DAY FOR ... 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The group’s website lists the 2 PAIR 80 months in federal prison for Hundley, Brandon Walker, Tracy ONE GROUP terrorizing an Atlanta family, various monuments around the Cimo, Darrell Whitaker, Kristie $ defrauding several people including their three minor chil- state capitol that are dedicated to SPORTCOATS 100 25% OFF including former NBA player Hughes, Dick Kellar and Greg dren, during a violent home inva- men but notes there is nothing Kaylor, who are celebrating birth- ENTIRE STOCK SHOES 20% OFF! • ONE GROUP 50% OFF Julius “Dr. J” Erving. sion,” acting U.S. Attorney John that reflects women’s contribu- COME IN AND REGISTER FOR PRIZE DRAWINGS TO BE GIVEN Multiple media outlets report days today ... Matt Hoffman, who Horn said in the release. tions to Tennessee history. turns 38 ... Dana Stanesic, who AWAY AUGUST 8TH. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. that 57-year-old Michael G. PROUD TO BE A PART OF A lawyer for Scott said in an “We are seeking to rectify that turns 32. Brown of Alpharetta, Georgia email Wednesday that he hadn’t with a monument to the THE STUART PARK FAMILY FOR 38 YEARS was sentenced by U.S. District yet seen the indictment. A lawyer Tennessee suffragists,” the site Judge Thomas Anderson in for Jackson was out of the office says. Memphis on Tuesday after with limited access to email, Quarantine for ash tree pest pleading guilty to multiple according to an automated Reuse the News counts of fraud. response. expanded to 5 Tenn. counties Recycle this newspaper NASHVILLE (AP) — A quaran- U.S. Atty. Ed Stanton’s office During the home invasion, two tine for an insect that destroys says Brown sold upscale auto- armed men entered a home in ash trees has been expanded mobiles through his business, the upscale Buckhead neighbor- to five more Tennessee coun- Valkry Corporation, but only hood where a husband and wife ties. partially satisfied the orders and and their three children were at The emerald ash borer was sometimes never delivered the home. One of the men forced the confirmed in Cumberland and vehicles at all. Valkry husband at gunpoint to go with If He’s Corporation has offices in Bledsoe counties last month. him to a bank machine to with- Franklin, Marshall, Collierville, Tennessee and the draw money while the other man Atlanta area. Rutherford, Trousdale and held the wife and children at the Williamson counties are now According to the indictment, house. Not Julies Erving wired Brown about under restriction for the move- Police learned through a Crime ment of ash trees and ash tree $250,000 to purchase a 2015 Stoppers tip that the men had Rolls-Royce Wraith. Brown failed products after the insect was traveled from Memphis and had discovered in traps in those to deliver the car and did not returned there with items stolen Listening, refund Erving’s money. counties. from the home, prosecutors said. Tennessee now has 46 coun- Police release video of traffic Police recovered a wedding band ties under state and federal stop of Chattanooga shooter stolen during the home invasion emerald ash borer quarantine, at a Memphis pawn shop. Maybe CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Police which prohibits the movement have released dashcam video of Sculpture to celebrate Tenn. of firewood, ash nursery stock, an April traffic stop that led to women’s role in 19th Amendment ash timber and other material driving-under-the-influence NASHVILLE (AP) — A new that can spread the insects. There’s A charges against the Chattanooga sculpture planned for the state Agriculture officials are man who later went on a shoot- Capitol complex will celebrate working to identify infestation ing rampage that left five service- Tennessee women’s role in pass- using purple box traps placed men dead. ing the 19th Amendment. in ash trees across the state. The video shows Mohamad Reason. In 1920, Tennessee became The ash borer made its way Youssef Abdulazeez being pulled the 36th and final state needed from Asia to the United States over on April 20 and undergoing to ratify the amendment that in the 1990s. It was first 45 DAY roadside sobriety checks. In the gave women the vote. detected in Tennessee in 2010. Ask About video, Abdulazeez tells officers SATISFACTION FREE The Tennessean reports the THP accepting applications for that white powder on his nose Our sculpture being molded by Alan GUARANTEE was from snorting powdered caf- Citizens’ Trooper Academy HEARING TEST LeQuire depicts five women who PERIOD FOR feine. NASHVILLE (AP) — The In Office played critical roles in that strug- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY On July 16, Abdulazeez Tennessee Highway Patrol is ALL HEARING gle. Anne Dallas Dudley and opened fire on a recruiting office accepting applications for its NOW UNTIL JULY 31ST Demonstration Frankie Pierce were from AID PATIENTS. and then headed across town Citizens’ Trooper Academy. and blasted his way through a Nashville, Sue Shelton White was Classes start Sept. 15 and will Navy-Marine reserve center. Four from Jackson, Abby Crawford be held at the Department of Marines and one sailor lost their Milton was from Chattanooga, Safety and Homeland Security’s lives in the shootings. and Carrie Chapman Catt was a training center in Nashville. Abdulazeez was killed in a national leader who came to The academy runs 10 weeks shootout with police. Tennessee to rally support for and is designed to give citizens a A family spokesman called the ratification. better understanding and aware- DUI arrest “important” because The sculpture will also feature ness of the patrol and the depart- Abdulazeez was embarrassed a relief at its base with three ment. and seemed to sink deeper into more contemporary female politi- Participants at least 21 years depression following that cal trailblazers, showing what the old receive hands-on instruction episode. work of the earlier suffrage lead- and training from state troopers ers made possible. Jane Eskind and other department personnel. 2 Memphis men indicted in Ga. was the first woman to win a Topics covered include investiga- on home invasion charges statewide election in Tennessee. tions, special operations and ATLANTA (AP) — Two Beth Harwell is the first woman homeland security. Tennessee men have been indict- to be Speaker of the House. Lois Applications are available at ed on charges stemming from a DeBerry was the longest-serving http://tn.gov/safety or may be “Your Hearing Is Our Priority” home invasion in Atlanta’s member of the state House of requested by sending an email to Buckhead neighborhood, federal Representatives, the second [email protected]. prosecutors say. African American woman to serve The deadline to register is Aug. Tiffany Ahlberg, Au.D., CCC-A Mario Deandre Jackson, 28, in the General Assembly and first 17. Applications must be and Leon Scott, 25, both of woman to be speaker pro tem- returned by that date for pro- Memphis, face robbery, kidnap- pore of the House. cessing. 2401 North Ocoee Street, Suite 201 More than 200 rabbits being removed from Gwinnett property Cleveland, TN 37311 BUFORD, Ga. (AP) — Wednesday that authorities were Deon Washington says the rab- (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) Authorities say more than 200 told of a rabbit overcrowding sit- bits will have to be removed in rabbits are being removed from a uation at a business and found several trips because local property in Gwinnett County. one in a kennel that was nearly authorities don’t have the 423-641-0956 Georgia House Rabbit Society unresponsive. resources to remove them all at Jacob Lisy told WSB-TV Gwinnett County police Cpl. once. CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com THURSDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 LifestyLes [email protected] Downtown Moorhead DQ makes up own rules for ice cream treats MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) — The Dairy Queen in downtown Hints from Heloise Moorhead has been thumbing its nose at corporate HQ pretty much since it opened in 1949, despite some efforts from the home office to have the store mind its Ds and Qs. Store brand versus name percent vinegar to tens of gallons And it’s a recipe that seems to of water is pretty insignificant! be working for one of the few brand Yes, my mother (the original DQs in the country still operat- Dear Heloise: My girlfriend Heloise 1919-1977) used to rec- ing under a 66-year-old con- had a headache and asked for ommend this, but NOT today. tract that allows them to dish some PAIN RELIEVER. I pulled a Here is my HELOISE UPDATE: up throwback treats alongside store brand out of my bag, and Only 1 to 3 or 4 cups of regular the standard corporate- she said, “Um, that’s OK ...” vinegar to a washer full of water is approved items, a combination What does she have against the pretty useless. that turns Main Avenue and 8th store brand? — Ellie in Pittsburgh Yes, you will see this now OUT- I don’t know, why not ask her? Street into a hopping, slightly DATED hint on all kinds of web- Some people think store or generic retro summer hangout. sites today! “Methinks people are products are inferior, don’t work Though the restaurant shuts just regurgitating old informa- as well or who knows what else? tion.” You can quote me! down in the winter and unlike Store brand and generic medica- newer shops has no indoor seat- That said, vinegar is a work- tions BY LAW must be the same horse around the house. It’s ing and no drive-thru, cus- as name brand medications. The tomers gladly line up on the cheap, safe and powerful for many generic may look a little different other uses. This Heloise column sidewalk for frosty treats no than the name brand, but the matter what the weather. Two has touted vinegar hints for low- AP Photo EFFECTIVENESS IS THE SAME, cost, simple ways for decades. years ago at least 1,200 people according to the U.S. Food and showed up on opening day, KRISTIN DRECHSEL, foreground, gives Madison Brenamen tips on making a “Blizzard” at the Dairy This is why I’ve collected my best Queen in downtown Moorhead, Minn., while store owner Troy DeLeon looks on. The Moorhead store Drug Administration and most popular vinegar hints in March 1. (www.fda.gov). opened in 1949 and draws crowds despite the fact it has no indoor seating or drive-thru. a handy pamphlet. If you’d like The temperature was 11- Name brand medications cost one, send only $5 and a stamped below. more because of the packaging, (70 cents), self-addressed, busi- Why do they do it? Tradition, Monkey Tail, a chocolate-cov- said, and it “understands and are not available at most loca- advertising and other factors. ness-size envelope to: generous portions, reasonable ered frozen banana; and of appreciates” the heritage and tions. My hint? Give them a try! If one Heloise/Vinegar, P.O. Box prices and treats you just can’t course the Chipper Sandwich, popularity of the downtown Customers at the DeLeons’ does not seem to work for you, 795001, San Antonio TX 78279- get at most other shops help. which is vanilla ice cream sand- Moorhead Dairy Queen. restaurant are welcome, if not take it back for a refund. Ask your 5001, or visit www.Heloise.com. And in an era of corporate ubiq- wiched between two chocolate However, Peters said the com- encouraged, to order treats just physician too. — Heloise Wipe down picnic tables with uity, it’s a subtle reminder that chip cookies and dipped in pany cannot promote the store the way they like them. For vinegar to keep flies and ants at sometimes different can be deli- chocolate. “as a brand and a system,” and example, Moorhead Mayor Del bay. — Heloise cious. The DeLeons also offer unique added that most DQ lovers are Rae Williams said her son likes It’s in the bag Diann Mikula, 78, has been toppings, some of which have looking for uniformity and the the Crunch Blizzard, but substi- Dear Heloise: Our bathroom is visiting the shop since the year been discontinued by headquar- indoor dining experience provid- tuted with chocolate ice cream. SMALL! We have no counter Knees, please it opened. And along with her ters, as well as non-corporate ed by the company’s newer DQ “We’ll do whatever. It doesn’t space. I hung a shoe bag on the Dear Heloise: I’m always look- husband, she continues to approved food items, including Grill and Chill restaurants. take any longer,” DeLeon said. back of the door. I put my sham- ing for ways to recycle. I take one make almost daily pilgrimages barbecue sandwiches and “That’s what our fans are Said Williams, “People feel poo and conditioner, toothpaste, of those highly padded bras, sepa- there, even though there are Polish sausages. And the ice telling us they want and that’s like it tastes differently and they lotions, body washes, hair sprays rate the cups and cut the straps other DQs across the river in cream cakes? Let the other what we are trying to provide give better service. Where else and hair brushes in it. It’s a life- and side fabric off. I sew a piece of Fargo, North Dakota, where she shops take HQ’s premade cakes; them with,” Peters said. would you mind standing in saver! I enjoy reading your column elastic across the back of each one lives. Troy DeLeon assembles his him- Mind you, the Moorhead store line? It has become an experi- in the Tribune Chronicle. — Dottie and use them for KNEE PADS in “They don’t even need an self. still plays the corporate game. ence in our community. It’s very K. in Warren, Ohio the garden and for other yard inside place to eat like they have “If we changed to the new cor- To a degree. The lineup of typi- personalized and people know Great hint! Say hi to my friends work. — Rita L. in Edinboro, Pa. in Fargo,” Mikula said. “They porate way, virtually all our food cal DQ treats is featured on the it.” in Warren. — Heloise Send a money-saving or time- items would be gone,” said Troy window. But nearby is a “Local DeLeon said he has been are good to their customers. saving hint to Heloise, P.O. Box They are so generous with their DeLeon, who took over the store Menu” sign that includes a encouraged by corporate Vinegar for washer 795000, San Antonio, TX 78279- product. They don’t skimp on in 1995 from original owner Bob Nathan’s-brand hot dog for lawyers to enter into a new con- Hi, Heloise: Would it help or do 5000, or you can fax it to 1-210- what they put in your treats.” Litherland, who also was con- $1.50, a bowl of chili for $2, a tract, but there “aren’t enough harm if I run the washer without a HELOISE or email it to While newer contracts stipu- sidered something of a company large Polish sausage for $2.75 zeroes” that could convince him load and add a cup of vinegar? — [email protected]. I can’t late adherence to strict corpo- maverick. “The corporate way is and the super chili cheese dog to dump the flavors and feelings Joe Z. in Costa Mesa, Calif., via answer your letter personally but rate guidelines, messaging and everything exactly the same.” for $4. Another poster promotes customers like Diann and Leroy email will use the best hints received in menus, the Moorhead shop still DeLeon has said that corpo- a “Curly Shake,” which is adver- Mikula have enjoyed for Hi, Joe, it won’t harm the my column. operates mostly under the rate would like for his store to tised as a shake with a sundae decades. washer, but I don’t think it will terms of a contract signed in melt away, which drew a chuck- on top, for $3.25. “They come here almost every help either. One little cup of 6 or 9 (c) 2015 by King Features Syndicate Inc. 1949. And that allows owners le and a “no comment” from Peters said a small percentage day, like a lot of customers,” Troy and Diane DeLeon the free- company spokesman Dean of Dairy Queen stores around Troy DeLeon said. “We want Added sugar: Proposed food label dom to dish out what might be Peters. The Minneapolis-based the country have contracts dat- people to take a step back in considered rogue menu items. chain — which launched in ing back to the 1940s. He said time and experience something There’s the Mr. Maltie, a 1940 — values all of its more those contracts allow for “very they don’t get a chance to expe- would say how much to eat chocolate malt on the stick; the than 6,500 locations, Peters limited” products to be sold that rience very often.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Are you last year, including a new line for eating too much added sugar? The sugars that don’t occur naturally. nutrition facts label may one day Labels now include percent Jane Birkin asks Hermes to take her name off croc handbag help figure that out. daily values for other nutrients, The government is proposing but the proposal didn’t have one PARIS (AP) — British singer practices. In a statement obtained by the better practices in line with that food labels include the per- for added sugars. Since then, a Jane Birkin says she’s asked A PETA video from June shows AP Wednesday, Birkin said that international norms can be put centage of your recommended government advisory committee Hermes to take her name off the the reptiles at a Texan farm that she was “alerted to the cruel in place.” daily intake of added sugars — the recommended that that people get crocodile-skin versions of the supplies Hermes, left twitching practices ... to make Hermes Hermes says there’s an inves- “percent daily value.” no more of 10 percent of calories iconic Birkin handbag, after in a bloody container after being handbags carrying my name” tigation underway, but the skins The Food and Drug daily from added sugars. being contacted by animal rights shot with a captive bolt gun and and has “asked Hermes to from this farm aren’t used for the Administration proposed an over- The FDA’s proposal would be group PETA over slaughtering crudely cut. debaptize the Birkin Croco until Birkin bags. haul of the nutrition facts label based on that number.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — previous statement in June. The was released, closed up 121 market remain less than healthy. Expectations have grown that few modifications suggested a points, or 0.7 percent. Pay growth remains generally sometime this year, the Federal healthier economy. “The Fed doesn’t want to upset the apple cart with any The statement was approved sluggish, for example, and many Reserve will raise interest rates Describing the job market, the type of market shock that could cause further problems on a 10-0 vote, marking the fifth people are working part time from record lows. The only ques- Fed for the first time pointed to in the global economy, whether that is in China or in straight time it has been unani- because they can’t find full-time tion seems to be when. “solid” job gains. In addition, the Europe.” mous. jobs. A statement the Fed issued Fed said it needs to see only — Brian Bethune, an economics professor Yellen has left little doubt that Although the September meet- Wednesday after ending its latest “some further” improvement in at Tufts University in Boston the Fed is preparing to raise ing, when Yellen is set to hold a policy meeting provided no hiring, rather than the “further” short-term rates by year’s end news conference, is seen as the timetable. The central bank sig- improvement it said last time — a from the near-zero lows it set at most likely time for a rate naled that it wants to see further hint that the job market is near- the Fed begins to raise rates, it rowing — could rise, too. the depths of the 2008 financial increase, some analysts think the economic gains and higher infla- ing full health. will do so only gradually. The “In my mind, the Fed is very crisis. Earlier this month, she Fed might wait until December. tion before raising rates. Michael Hanson, an economist idea is to avoid weakening an comfortable with a slow, deliber- told Congress that she thought During Yellen’s testimony to Many analysts foresee the first at Bank of America Merrill economy that’s still benefiting ate pace,” said Brian Bethune, the economy not only can tolerate Congress this month, some hike in September, though Fed Lynch, said the Fed’s more from low borrowing rates result- an economics professor at Tufts but needs higher rates. Democrats urged her to consider Chair Janet Yellen has stressed upbeat language about the job ing from the Fed’s policies. She University in Boston. “The Fed The economy still faces an delaying a rate hike given that that any increase will be driven market suggests that policymak- has suggested that raising rates doesn’t want to upset the apple array of threats, from subpar inflation remains below the Fed’s by the latest economic data. ers are nearing the point where in small increments, followed by cart with any type of market U.S. manufacturing and busi- 2 percent target. The Fed has Wednesday’s statement noted they will raise rates. He expects pauses, will let the Fed assess shock that could cause further ness investment to troubles in typically raised rates when it per- that the job market, housing and that to occur in September. the effects of slightly higher bor- problems in the global economy, Europe and Asia, which have ceives a need to prevent inflation consumer spending have all “They haven’t made up their rowing costs. whether that is in China or in roiled financial markets. Inflation from getting out of control. improved. The Fed still expects minds, but ... we’re getting that The Fed has kept its key short- Europe.” also remains below the Fed’s tar- Part of the slowdown in infla- inflation to rise gradually toward much closer to satisfying their term rate at a record low near Stock investors responded pos- get rate. tion, though, reflects a plunge in its 2 percent target. criteria” for a rate hike, Hanson zero since 2008. Once it raises it, itively. The Dow Jones industrial And while the unemployment oil prices over the past year, The statement made only slight said. other rates — for mortgages, average, which had been up mod- rate, at 5.3 percent, is nearly which will reverse itself once changes to the wording of the Yellen has stressed that when auto loans and corporate bor- estly before the Fed’s statement normal, other gauges of the job energy prices rebound.

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Tensing AP Photo He said news of the indictment 3425 Ocoee Street NW, Cleveland had stopped DuBose for a miss- AUbrey DUboSe, right, holds his mother Audrey during a news was “awesome.” ing front license plate, which is conference after murder and manslaughter charges against He said the family is upset but United Methodist Women’s required in Ohio but not in University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing were announced wants any reaction to the case to neighboring states. for the traffic stop shooting death of motorist Samuel DuBose, be nonviolent and done in a way Annual Rummage Sale DuBose’s death comes amid Wednesday in Cincinnati. Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph that honors his brother’s style. Proceeds go to Mission Projects months of national scrutiny of Deters added that the officer “purposely killed him” and “should never “Sam was peaceful,” he said. police dealings with African- “He lived peaceful. 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Joe Deters scoffed at Tensing’s “If there was no camera at that be dragged under the car and U.S. Attorney General Loretta THANKS FOR claim that he was dragged by scene, the media and everybody “feared for his life,” Mathews Lynch said during a May visit DuBose’s car, saying the officer would have taken the word of said. that Cincinnati’s reforms could “purposely killed him.” Using Tensing and the other officers,” Mathews said a video from the be a model for other cities deal- VOTING US BEST, words such as “asinine” and he said. body camera of a police officer ing with the issue of community- “senseless,” the veteran prosecu- Tensing, 25, who was jailed who arrived right after the shoot- police relations. Violent protests tor known for tough stands on Wednesday and has a court ing shows Tensing lying in the have followed the deaths of 4 YEARS IN A ROW! urban crime called it “a chicken appearance scheduled Thursday, street after he had gotten free of unarmed blacks in Ferguson, crap” traffic stop. was fired soon after the indict- the car, but that video hasn’t Missouri; Baltimore and other “It was so unnecessary,” ment was announced. He had been released by authorities. cities in the past year. Deters said. He added that been with the University of “With the political climate in The Wednesday evening rally BILL OWENS Tensing “should never have been Cincinnati for more than a year this country with white police drew a large crowd outside a Cincinnati courthouse. It appeared peaceful with some PLUMBING holding up signs calling for jus- Licensed Master Plumber House approves bill to make tice for DuBose. One man on a bullhorn stressed, “We’re not 479-1129 • www.billowensplumbing.com it easier to fire VA workers going to riot.” WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS! WASHINGTON (AP) — The Committee. ier to fire senior VA executives. The House on Wednesday approved a The bill was approved, 256-170. provision was a key element of a bill making it easier to fire or Sixteen Democrats joined 240 VA overhaul approved in response demote hundreds of thousands of Republicans to support the bill. to the wait-time scandal. The law employees at the Department of Only one Republican, Rep. Patrick also made it easier for veterans to Veterans Affairs, as lawmakers Meehan of Pennsylvania, opposed get government-paid care from expressed continued frustration at it. local doctors and added billions of the slow pace of change at the The White House has threatened dollars to the agency’s budget to beleaguered agency. to veto the measure, saying it hire thousands of doctors, nurses The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Jeff would remove important due and other health-care profession- Miller, R-Fla., said the VA has not process rights and create a two-tier als. moved quickly enough to respond system in which VA employees Miller, who pushed for the earli- to a scandal over long waits for vet- would be treated differently than er overhaul, said more needs to be erans seeking medical care and fal- other federal workers. done to fix the VA, noting that fed- sified records by VA employees to But Miller said deep-seated eral civil service rules make it diffi- cover up the delays. problems at the VA warrant special cult to fire poor-performing “We have seen how the presence treatment. employees. •Featuring local, statewide stats, schedules, of poor performers and miscon- “There are some rotten people A recent study by the duct ranging from unethical prac- that work in the department that Government Accountability Office players and team previews tices to outright criminal behavior need to be fired, not protected,” he found it can take at least six can spread like a cancer through a said. months to more than a year to fire •Support your favorite football team! workforce,” said Miller, chairman Miller’s bill builds on a law a government employee for cause, •Place your ad today! of the House Veterans Affairs adopted last year that made it eas- a time period Miller said “defies common sense.” Miller’s bill would give employ- ees seven days to appeal their Advertising Deadline: Applications for U.S. jobless removal or demotion, with a 45- day appeal period. If the appeal is Tuesday, August 11 aid rise to still-low 267,000 not completed within 45 days, the Publication: decision on removal or demotion WASHINGTON (AP) — More that Americans are enjoying a would be final. Sunday, August 16 people sought U.S. unemploy- nearly unprecedented level of job “As we have seen time and time ment benefits last week, though security. again across the country it is near- the increase was from a very low The number of people receiving ly impossible to remove that cancer level and the figures still point to benefits rose 46,000 to 2.26 mil- in a reasonable amount of time a healthy job market. lion. That figure has fallen 11.2 due to current civil service rules,” Cleveland Applications for jobless aid rose percent in the past year as he said, citing slow action by the 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted employers have stepped up hir- VA to address problems in 267,000, the Labor Department ing, though some of that decline Phoenix, Denver, central Alabama, Daily Banner said Thursday. The four-week reflects those who have exhausted Philadelphia, Los Angeles and his average, a less volatile figure that all the benefits available to them. home state of Florida. Contact your advertising sales is a better measure of underlying Fewer layoffs have coincided Democrats complained that the trends, dropped 3,750 to with stronger job gains. bill targets low-ranking employees representative at 274,750. Employers have added an average as scapegoats for problems they 423-472-5041 Applications are a proxy for lay- of 221,000 jobs a month in the did not create. offs, and two weeks ago they past three months, driving down The bill now goes to the Senate, plummeted to the lowest level in the unemployment rate to a where Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., almost 42 years. That suggests seven-year low of 5.3 percent. has sponsored a similar measure. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com CSCC From Page 1 tration, said the donation gave strives for improvement.” the college the “seed money” to Because of that, he said apply for a grant from its gov- Wacker wanted to invest in the erning organization, the local community college to help Tennessee Board of Regents, to area workers improve their build it. knowledge and skills. Wright said the building Bachhuber said the itself — equipment not includ- $150,000 went toward “an out- ed — cost about $1.2 million, standing and necessary addi- and a TBR college typically has tion to the educational climate to raise about 10 percent of its in Bradley County.” Bachhuber Seymour own funds when receiving a While Wacker chose to part- TBR grant. Wacker’s donation ner with a different college, covered that 10 percent. ing of different types. Chattanooga State Community At the celebratory reception, “Thank you for the donation College, for its Wacker Institute Cleveland State officials took that made this building a reali- training center for chemical turns thanking Wacker for the ty,” Creasy said. engineering and other related building which has allowed the He also stressed it was bene- studies, Bachhuber said it is college to add to its offerings. ficial to more than just the col- important for the company to Tim Wilson, chair of lege because the assessments also help Cleveland State, Cleveland State’s Technology conducted there have helped because it trains would-be Department, assured company area companies find more qual- workers in skills that could officials their donation had ified people. benefit Wacker and companies really been an investment Dr. Konrad Bachhuber, vice like it. rather than just a gift. president and site manager of “We need to team up with all Students have found promising Wacker’s Charleston plant, said the outstanding colleges in our careers, and companies have the company decided to donate region,” Bachhuber said. “As found good employees. to Cleveland State to help we begin work at our produc- Director of Workforce increase its number of skilled tion facility, we need well-edu- Development Rick Creasy said job applicants. cated staff to run it. It’s impor- the addition has become a The company is putting the tant not only for Wacker, but source of pride, as college rep- finishing touches on its $2.4 all the companies in our resentatives now have a good billion polysilicon manufactur- region.” place to show companies just ing facility in Charleston, and Seymour pointed out that how the college can help them it has been working to finish the partnership was a mutually find and train good workers. filling some 650 job openings beneficial one. He said the col- The college’s OneSource before it starts production this lege is committed to teaching Workforce Readiness Center fall. students how to become skilled uses the addition to assess “We know how important it is workers for local companies, people’s manufacturing skills to have a skilled workforce,” and the companies should using machines housed there, Bachhuber said. know they can look to the col- and there is classroom space He explained Wacker is a lege as a source for skilled which has been used for train- company that “continually workers. Court From Page 1

The Cleveland City Council has budgeted the amount for one year. “I know it wasn’t turned in during the time frame we The motion passed 8-6 with wanted it turned in. I think’s that why we are where we Commission Chairman Louie are. I want us to get it resolved and get it fixed so we have Alford joining four out of five an environmental court where these people go that have members of the Finance already been ordered to do something, and have done TCAP Committee — Thomas Crye, absolutely nothing.” — Terry Caywood Milan Blake, Charlotte Peak From Page 1 and Dan Rawls — along with Howard Thompson voting already agreed to let the monies already been ordered to do begin using a new program ry” in multiple subjects. against. be spent to demolish that,” something, and have done called Read 20 this fall with the High school students There had been criticism the Caywood said. “It’s been a year absolutely nothing.” ultimate goal of all students “A score of 5 is the improved in the following areas: requests came in after budget in June since that burned, and He said they would be told a being able to read on their grade most effective, where - Algebra I: 65.6 percent, up reviews and appeals had been it’s still just like it was ... when lien would be put against their level before finishing the third there is significant from 41.2 percent; grade. - Algebra II: 54.2 percent from completed. the judge gave him a month to property until the problems are evidence that students The Finance Committee took High school students had 30.7 percent; get it cleaned up.” rectified. are making no action on the request after moderate gains in the number of - Biology: 65.2 percent, from Caywood said he has sched- “They will learn you can’t just substantially more receiving letters that rescinded uled a meeting with Swafford ignore a judge or a county com- students “proficient or 53.8 percent; progress than the the requests. “to get some clarification to get mission,” Caywood said. advanced“ in English. - Chemistry: 44.2 percent, Answering a question from the proper action to get some- Commissioner Charlotte Peak In English I, 66.4 percent of standard for academic from 37.7 percent; Hughes, BCSO Environmental thing done.” noted the county has no power students were at that level, an growth.” — Linda Cash - English I: 71.8 percent, from Officer Tim Mason said he had “I want to see us working to do anything with properties increase of 2 percent from the 61.3 percent; received a call from Swafford’s together and not being forced to that are in bankruptcy. year before. - English II: 64.8 percent, secretary saying all of the cases do something,” he said. “I want “That’s just a waste of tax- In English II, 38.2 percent I due to a change made in the from 59.6 percent; and through September were “on us to be proactive and solve payer money to go to court on were “advanced or proficient,” math curriculum last year. - English III: 41.7 percent, hold.” this problem.” those,” she said. showing a 0.6 percent improve- Students now take integrated from 37.8 percent. He said two of the cases He noted the city has come Mason said in a recent case ment. math classes that include both Third- through eighth-grade involved properties not under forward with its share of the the judge said any ruling would In English III, 57.1 percent algebra and geometry, and Math students: the jurisdiction of the city. costs. have to wait on the findings of a were as well, showing a 10.6 I students will be assessed in - Math: 55.6 percent, up from Caywood said one of the “I know it wasn’t turned in bankruptcy court. increase from the 2013-14 test the next round of tests. 34.6 percent; cases brought before the judge during the time frame we want- “We shouldn’t actually be scores. There were also big gains in - Reading: 48.4 percent, from around five weeks ago involved ed it turned in. I think’s that bringing those to court because In high school, students also the subject of chemistry, with 44.8 percent; and a burned-out house located why we are where we are,” we know what the results are saw a notable improvement for students going from 25.9 per- - Science: 64.5 percent, from near the Eureka fire station. Caywood said. “I want us to get going to be,” Peak said. their scores in Algebra II, cent “proficient or advanced” on 51.9 percent. “I don’t want that tied up and it resolved and get it fixed so we Caywood said that is true, improving by 16.2 percent to the 2013-14 test to 55.7 percent This is Cash’s first year as nothing happening to that, have an environmental court but action can be taken on fore- have 59.5 percent of students at that level on the 2014-15 test. director of schools, replacing because this Commission has where these people go that have closed properties. testing as “proficient or That put Bradley County stu- former Director Johnny “Getting back to the burned advanced” in that subject. dents above the 37.7 percent McDaniel. When she first took house, if we can’t take it back Bradley County students also state average. the job this summer, she vowed to court and have it acted upon exceeded the state average of However, the school system to help schools continue to ... when [Swafford] opens his 54.2 percent being at that level also saw a 2.5 percent decrease improve in the coming school court back up and starts hear- of skill. in performance in biology. year. Event ing cases again, he can move Supervisor of Secondary Students in grades 3-8 “We believe that all children From Page 1 forward and tell us to move for- Education Danny Coggin said received what the school district can learn, and our mission is to ward and demolish that the gain was due to teachers described as a “steady” percent- prepare students to be college the Cleveland YMCA, prior to received its new name. burned-down house,” he said. going out of their way to help age of “proficient and advanced” and career ready,” Cash said. the organization’s move to The $5,000 Lowe’s Toolbox Commissioner Dan Rawls students better understand the performance in science — 65.9 Detailed data on the TCAP Urbane Road in North grant will be used for a multi- said it was his understanding material. Dan Glasscock, who percent. results can be viewed at Cleveland. cultural container garden and from the district attorney’s served in that position last year, “Proficient and advanced” www.tn.gov/education/article/2 The school system took over engaging outdoor classroom, office those petitions had to be said it was “a credit to the col- math performance for students 015-tcap-district-results. the property, and Denning plus additional landscaping for heard. laborative effort of our math in those grades increased by ——— launched the Teen Learning the facility. “It’s not like it’s not going to teachers at both Bradley Central 10.6 percent for a total of 57.1 (Editor’s Note: TCAP scores for Center at the site. TLC has con- The garden will have flowers be heard,” Rawls said. and Walker Valley High percent at that skill level. Cleveland City Schools students tinued until this year’s develop- and crops from around the Mason, who is overseeing the Schools.” Statewide, students in multi- will be published in Friday’s edi- ments. world. It will utilize the outside county’s state litter grant for However, Bradley County stu- ple grades showed growth in the tion of the Cleveland Daily The community is invited to benches to create an engaging the BCSO, reported the litter dents were not tested in Algebra “proficient and advanced catego- Banner.) attend Sunday’s open house outdoor classroom. pick-up crew targeted 14 coun- and dedication of the new city The Denning Center is one of ty roads stretching 20.8 miles school. more than 500 schools across and collected 3,800 pounds of The city’s new school the United States to be award- litter. received a grant from Lowe’s ed a Lowe’s Toolbox for Fort Hill Cemetery was also Circuit Ride Charitable and Educational Education grant for the 2015- mowed and cleaned during the Foundation, almost before it 16 school year. week. From Page 1

of Cleveland, in conjunction works hard to connect families with Scott’s Bicycle Centre. with resources, jobs and hous- The Cleveland Circuit Ride’s The Cleveland Circuit ing, while partnering with local Interview name comes from early reformer Ride’s name comes from churches to provide food and and founder of the Methodist early reformer and shelter for the families during From Page 1 faith John Wesley, who was founder of the Methodist evenings and overnight. dubbed the Circuit Rider faith John Wesley, who By supporting this organiza- host Mark Grissom, which nor- one, coming just two weeks the events surrounding the because he was often seen on was dubbed the Circuit tion, participants in the mally airs at 6 a.m. Thursdays after the shooting in Chattanooga shooting on July horseback, traveling to various Rider because he was Cleveland Circuit Ride will help and Fridays Chattanooga which killed four 16, it seemed the right time to missions he supported. often seen on horseback, promote Family Promise’s mis- A full recap of the interview Marines and one Navy sailor, do this and help everyone get Instead of confining himself to traveling to various sion to respond to the growing will appear in Sunday’s edition spurring local agencies into some sense of how our law the pulpit, Wesley went into the missions he supported. need to provide shelter, meals, of the Banner. action when a potential threat enforcement responded, and streets, the pubs and the com- and comprehensive support Their appearance is a timely to the area existed. what precautions they may be munity, seeking lost sinners services to homeless families in The Banner interview portion taking for the future.” and the disenfranchised, and their support of Family Promise Bradley County. of the program will begin at He added, “I could not be sharing the love of God with of Bradley County, a unique Anyone interested in partici- 7:30 a.m. during Friday’s more honored that these three them. organization that works with pating in the ride can register at Reuse the News broadcast on WOOP-FM 99.9 gentlemen have agreed to do The Cleveland Circuit Ride is families and their children dur- GetEvent.com. Cost per rider is and will be simulcast on the this, and am happy to partner designed to follow Wesley’s ing the transition from home- $40 if you register by Aug. 31. Recycle this newspaper Internet at woopfm.com. with my friends at the example, giving cyclists the lessness. The cost is $50 if you registered “Our show is mostly about Cleveland Daily Banner to bring opportunity to get out in their Established and supported by Sept. 24, and $70 thereafter. having some fun in the morn- this important conversation to community and spread God’s with the help of churches in For more information, you can ing,” Grissom said. “But with the public.” love in a practical way through Bradley County, Family Promise call 423-476-4504. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015— 7 Planned Parenthood seeks fed study WASHINGTON (AP) — Under tissue research last year. keep the bill alive. Cornyn said if women in this country the right fire for its role in providing fetal In the late 1980s, an NIH the bill failed next week, to control their own bodies.” tissue for research, Planned panel studying fetal tissue trans- Republicans would likely raise On Tuesday, a Los Angeles Parenthood asked the govern- plants for studying Parkinson’s the issue on future legislation. court issued a temporary ment’s top health scientists diseases said the research was A handful of Republican-con- restraining order prohibiting the Wednesday to convene a panel of acceptable, saying such experi- trolled states have launched Center for Medical Progress — independent experts to study the ments were promising and did investigations into Planned the anti-abortion group behind issues surrounding the little- not influence women’s decisions Parenthood. On Wednesday, the covertly shot Planned known branch of medicine. to have abortions. It recommend- Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered Parenthood videos — from Planned Parenthood’s request ed guidelines aimed at prevent- state health officials to inspect releasing a video involving lead- to the National Institutes of ing commercial sales of fetal tis- Planned Parenthood offices that ers of a California company that Health came as Senate sue and separating the decisions perform abortions. provides fetal tissue to Republicans pressed their fight about having an abortion and The dispute spilled over onto researchers. It appears to be the to bar the organization from donating the organs. the Democratic presidential cam- first legal action prohibiting the receiving federal aid. Likely oppo- Amanda Fine, a spokeswoman paign trail as well. release of a video from the organ- sition from at least one GOP sen- for the National Institutes of Front-runner Hillary Rodham ization. ator highlighted the long odds Health, had no immediate com- Clinton told the New Hampshire the GOP will face in a Senate ment on Planned Parenthood’s Union Leader on Tuesday that showdown vote expected early request. the videos were “disturbing,” but next week. The Senate GOP bill would end also said Planned Parenthood The group also took its web- federal support for Planned “for more than a century has sites down after a hacker attack Parenthood and instead distrib- done a lot of really good work for it blamed on “anti-abortion ute the money to community women.” She said questions extremists” blocked access by health centers, state and local “about the whole process” should G O L D & what Planned Parenthood said agencies and other providers be addressed broadly, not aimed are the sites’ 200,000 daily visi- who do not perform abortions. solely at Planned Parenthood. DIAMONDS tors. The organization declined to Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, the Another Democratic presiden- TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR say publicly how it knew the bill’s sponsor, said Planned tial hopeful, Sen. Bernie Sanders attackers were abortion foes, and Parenthood’s role in obtaining of Vermont, said attacks on GOLD & OTHER ITEMS said it fixed the problem but took fetal organs “is morally reprehen- Planned Parenthood were “part 5301 BRAINERD ROAD its sites down for the day to sible and wrong.” A co-sponsor, of a long-term smear campaign “ensure that we are fully protect- Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., by people who want to deny (423) 499-9162 ed.” said the videos show what hap- Planned Parenthood, which pens when mothers agree to pro- gets more than $500 million of vide fetal tissue for research and its $1.3 billion annual budget “the child that was taken out of from federal and state programs, them was dismembered and sold has been under fire since the for parts.” release of videos showing some of Democrats stepped up their AP Photo its officials discussing how they defense of Planned Parenthood, Women Add signs to the door outside Dr. Walter James Palmer’s obtain organs from aborted focusing on the health-care serv- dental office in Bloomington, Minn., Wednesday. Palmer reportedly fetuses for research. The videos ices the beleaguered group pro- paid $50,000 to track and kill a black-maned lion, just outside were furtively recorded by an vides for millions of women. Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. anti-abortion group. White House spokesman Eric “The inflammatory and mis- Schultz said the administration leading videos have pushed this strongly disagrees with the bill, issue into the national spotlight,” adding, “We support them getting Minnesota dentist keeps said the letter from Planned the types of services and health Parenthood President Cecile care they need.” Richards. “And a thoughtful, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, a low profile amid outrage careful review by leading medical long-time moderate, said she and ethical experts could do a lot would oppose the proposal to help the public and policy- because it would immediately over killing of lion makers think through this issue end the federal aid, “and I don’t and reach informed conclu- know how all the patients of ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A gun, Rodrigues said. sions.” Planned Parenthood could be Minnesota dentist who killed a A professional hunter named Anti-abortion groups and absorbed” by other health care well-known, protected lion while Theo Bronkhorst was accused of many Republican lawmakers providers. She said such action on a hunt in Zimbabwe has failing to “prevent an unlawful have said it is morally wrong for should await an investigation advised his patients to seek care hunt.” Court documents said the group to obtain fetal organs into Planned Parenthood’s prac- elsewhere since becoming a target Bronkhorst was supervising while for research, and some have tices. Alan Bennett ~ Angel Thurman ~ Anthony Adams and the Nite Owls of outrage from across the world. Palmer shot the animal. accused it of selling the tissue for No. 2 Senate GOP leader John Axe Blade Junction ~ Bad Tattoo ~ BARRY WALDREP AND FRIENDS Walter James Palmer remained Bronkhorst was released on profit, which would be illegal. Cornyn of Texas said health cen- Blueshammer Band ~ Boogie Men ~ Cade Smith ~ Dagger Blue secluded in the face of protests $1,000 bail after appearing in Dana Rogers ~ Daphne and the Mystery Machines ~ Dave Pahanish Planned Parenthood says it ters in his state “can absorb the Wednesday at his suburban court in Hwange, about 435 miles George Shingleton ~ Iscariots ~ Jonny Monster Band ~ Kerchief abides by a law that allows legitimate health care needs of Minneapolis clinic and intense (700 kilometers) west of the capi- Leroy Powell and the Messengers ~ Paul “Treetop” Kuykendall ~ Poobah providers to be reimbursed for women for purposes that we all Red Wine Hangover ~ River Funk ~ Rock Revival ~ Shelly Fairchild condemnation online. He has not tal Harare, according to his costs of the procedures, only agree on, primary health care.” Sonic Brew ~ The Davisson Brothers Band ~ Yatties Academy of Noise appeared in public since being defense lawyer, Givemore does it in fewer than five states, Republicans have 54 Senate WWW. OCOEERIVERJAM.COM identified Tuesday as a party to Muvhiringi. **Times and stage subject to change. and gives the tissue to seats but will need 60 votes to the lion’s death but has said in a If convicted, Bronkhorst faces researchers only with the moth- statement that he was unaware up to 15 years in prison. er’s consent. the lion was protected and that he A second man, farm owner The group wrote that it has relied on his guides to ensure a Honest Trymore Ndlovu, also been “targeted” despite its “limit- legal hunt. appeared in court but was not ed” role in fetal tissue research, a Palmer, whose practice offers charged and was released from field it said is dominated by lead- general and cosmetic dentistry, is custody, his lawyer Tonderai ing medical institutions and the an active big-game hunter, with Makuku said. NIH. The videos “clearly aim both many kills to his name, some of The court documents made no to create revulsion at the process them registered with hunting mention of Palmer as a suspect. of collecting fetal tissue and to clubs. Using bait to lure the lion is foment opposition to legal abor- The North Dakota native deemed unethical by the Safari tion and Planned Parenthood,” “enjoys all outdoor activities,” Operators Association of the letter said. according to the biography page Zimbabwe, of which Bronkhorst is Scientists have conducted fetal on his now-dark clinic website. a member. The association has tissue research since the 1930s, “Anything allowing him to stay since revoked his license. and use the organs — from mis- active and observe and photo- “Ethics are certainly against carriages and abortions — to graph wildlife is where you will baiting. Animals are supposed to seek treatment and cures for find Dr. Palmer when he not in the be given a chance of a fair chase,” Alzheimer’s, Down syndrome and office.” Emmanuel Fundira, the associa- other debilitating diseases. The In Zimbabwe, a hunting guide tion’s president, said. “In fact, it National Institutes of Health and a farm owner appeared in was not a hunt at all. The animal spent $76 million on human fetal court Wednesday on allegations was baited, and that is not how we they helped Palmer kill the lion, do it. It is not allowed.” named Cecil. And the head of It was not entirely clear whether Zimbabwe’s safari association said baiting is allowed by Zimbabwe Slain senator’s the big cat with the black mane law. Fundira said the practice was was lured into the kill zone and both unethical and illegal. The widow sets up denied “a chance of a fair chase.” conservation group Lion Aid says The Zimbabwean men were it is unethical but not expressly accused of aiding Palmer, who forbidden. foundation to reportedly paid $50,000 to track Palmer attended dental school and kill a lion. Zimbabwe police at the University of Minnesota and honor causes have said they are looking for built his practice in the Palmer, whose exact whereabouts Minneapolis suburb of COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Family were unknown. Bloomington. and friends of a South Carolina Palmer, 55, referenced the situ- In a statement issued Tuesday state senator slain at the ation in a note to his patients. “I through a public relations firm, he Charleston church he pastored understand and respect that not said he had “no idea that the lion have set up a foundation in his everyone shares the same views I took was a known, local favorite, honor. on hunting,” he wrote in the letter, was collared and part of a study The Honorable Reverend which was obtained by the local until the end of the hunt.” Clementa C. Pinckney Fox television affiliate, KMSP. Cecil was being studied by an Foundation is being launched Palmer added that the matter Oxford University research pro- Thursday on what would have had disrupted his ability to see gram. been Pinckney’s 42nd birthday. patients. The letter said the prac- Social media were filled with Its mission is to improve the qual- tice would “resume normal opera- condemnation of the killing just ity of life for all South Carolina tions as soon as possible,” accord- outside Zimbabwe’s Hwange citizens by backing religious, edu- ing to KMSP. National Park. On Twitter, the cational and charitable causes The married father of two was hashtag cecilthelion was in wide Pinckney supported. the subject of a 2009 New York use. Pinckney’s widow, Jennifer, is Times article about big-game A couple of hundred protesters chairing the foundation. She says hunting in which he said he gathered Wednesday outside in a news release that she’s learned to shoot at age 5. The arti- Palmer’s office with signs, includ- “answering God’s call to continue cle said Palmer had a reputation ing one that said, “Let the hunter my husband’s work.” for being capable of “skewering a be hunted!” Signs were also taped State Sen. Gerald Malloy and playing card from 100 yards” with on Palmer’s office door. Sarah Rev. Kylon Jerome Middleton are a compound bow and having “a Madison brought her two chil- helping get the foundation set up. purist’s reputation for his disincli- dren, including her 3-year-old son Pinckney was among nine peo- nation to carry firearms as back- dressed in a lion costume. She ple killed June 17 at Emanuel up.” said says the hunt, even if legal, African Methodist Episcopal During the nighttime hunt, the was “immoral” and “disgraceful.” Church in Charleston. The sus- Zimbabwean men tied a dead ani- Organizations that foster and pect, Dylann Roof, is due in court mal to their car to draw the lion defend big-game hunting dis- Friday on federal charges. out of a national park, said tanced themselves from Palmer, —- Johnny Rodrigues, chairman of including those where he was a Online: www.senatorpinck- the Zimbabwe Conservation Task member. ney.org Force. Palmer appeared in past ver- The American is believed to sions of Safari Club International have shot the lion with a cross- records dated as recently as July bow. The wounded cat was then 5, but his name had been dropped Reuse the News tracked for 40 hours before from the standings as of Tuesday Recycle this newspaper Palmer fatally shot him with a evening. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2015 53. ing changes to the way you live or what CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Let your emotions you do in order to reach greater satis- DAY: Rico Rodriguez, 17; Zac Brown, lead the way this year. Act on your true faction or happiness. Experience will 37; J.K. Rowling, 50; Wesley Snipes, feelings and don't shy away from mak- inspire you to expand your plans and reach for bigger and better results. Partnerships will lead to good fortune. Your numbers are 4, 7, 16, 24, 30, 39, 47. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Make a Contract Bridge difference by taking part in an event that by Steve Becker can bring about positive changes. Your ability to visualize and express your Hagar the Horrible thoughts openly will convince others of the possibilities. Your contributions will result in greater respect among your peers. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Give more thought to a plan before you begin. Take stock of what you have done in the past before blindly delving into the future. Consider what's most important to you and eliminate the proj- ects you feel are a waste of time. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Serious talks will help to clear the air and put you one step closer to getting what you want. By making the people in your life Dilbert who count understand your concerns, you will be given the go-ahead to follow your dream. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Check out a financial trend. What you discover will help you make better choices when it comes to investing your money. Knowledge will be the key when it comes to decisions that have long-term effects. Romance is in the stars. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emotions will flare up if you become overly exuber- ant. Settle down and use your energy wisely. It's what you do for others that will make the biggest impact on those Garfield around you. Listen to complaints and find solutions. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Stay focused on whatever you are doing. Having a practical attitude and an abili- ty to adapt will help bring you the suc- cess and recognition you are looking for. Set your sights high and reach for the stars. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Help those less fortunate than you and you will in turn help yourself. Taking part in an event will open a window of opportu- nity to make your voice heard and attract positive attention. Love and Beetle Bailey romance is favored. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Take a back seat and observe what's going on around you. It will be easier for you to accomplish the creative tasks that you can do on your own. Physical exertion will help ease your stress and keep you out of trouble. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't hesitate when time is of the essence. It's up to you to get things done, finish what you start and make plans to move forward. Short trips and home improvements will lead to valu- able information and greater happiness. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Don't get angry with others when you should be the one making adjustments. Wasting time trying to please everyone will keep you from making progress. Do what needs to be done and keep mov- ing. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Excitement, adventure and plenty of change is heading your way. Embrace what life has to offer and share your good fortune with the ones you love. Opportunities are all around you, and with a little ingenuity, you will succeed. Romance is encouraged. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Try not to mislead someone. Expressing your thoughts in a colorful manner will draw attention, but if you cannot live up to the expectations you set, you will not only disappoint yourself, but also those who believe in you. Birthday Baby: You are curious, innovative and unique. You are respect- ful and popular. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015— 9

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Thursday Best Bets 7 p.m. on (TRAV) 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WTVC) 9 p.m. on (USA) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) Time Traveling With Brian Unger Beauty and the Beast Mistresses Complications Rookie Blue A new episode called “Kentucky Horses & It’s finally wedding day for Cat and Vincent Angela Lansbury fans should keep expecta- In a new episode called “Relapse,” John The new episode “Home Run” is the sec- Bourbon” finds host Brian Unger virtually (Kristin Kreuk, Jay Ryan) — presumably tions in check, though this new episode is (Jason O’Mara) promises himself he will ond one this season directed by Gregory traveling back in time to examine two im- — but ongoing concerns about the experi- titled “Murder She Wrote.” She isn’t in it, curtail his recent tendency toward compul- Smith, who also plays the series’ Officer portant traditions of the Bluegrass State. He ments turning ordinary people into super- and the goings-on likely would test Jessica sively reckless behavior, but his resolve Dov Epstein. Siblings Gail and Steve Peck introduces some of his guests to legends humans could derail the nuptials in the new Fletcher’s prim and proper manner to the is tested almost immediately when a col- (Charlotte Sullivan, Adam MacDonald) have in the sport of horse racing even when the episode “Shotgun Wedding.” Though Cat’s max. Vivian’s (Sonja Bennett) discovery league tips him off that a bloody massacre a tense time working together as they seek sport was young, then leads them along the thoughts wander back to the case, JT and about Karen and Alex (Yunjin Kim, Ed is looming. Meanwhile, concerned about the drive-by shooter who targeted a com- Bourbon Trail, with a detour from the fabled Tess (Austin Basis, Nina Lisandrello) try to Quinn) starts to dismantle their three-way the safety of her family, Samantha (Beth munity-outreach baseball game. Sam (Ben route to seek the origin of that uniquely help Vincent keep her focused on getting to relationship. Lucy (guest star Corinne Mas- Riesgraf) turns to Detective Holden (Brent Bass) intends to get away with Andy (Missy crafted alcoholic beverage. the moment of saying, “I do.” Heather (Ni- siah) is concerned about April’s (Rochelle Sexton) for some answers. Jessica Szohr Peregrym) to Oliver’s (Matt Gordon) cabin, cole Gale Anderson) also worries. Aytes) ties to Blair (guest star Brian White). and Lauren Stamile also star. but things don’t go as planned.

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Life Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44Ancient Aliens Alien encounters throughout history. Å Ancient Aliens ’ Å Ancient Aliens ’ Å Ancient Aliens “Aliens B.C.” Ancient Aliens (N) ’ Å (:03) Missing in Alaska (N) (:03) Ancient Aliens Å (12:01) Ancient Aliens Å TRUTV 45Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... truTV Top Funniest A Grown Up A Grown Up Fameless Carbonaro (12:02) World’s Dumbest... A&E 46(3:30) ››› “Tombstone” (1993) Kurt Russell. ’ Å Criminal Minds “Conflicted” Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds “Today I Do” (:01) Criminal Minds “Coda” (12:01) Criminal Minds Å DISC 47Treasure Quest: Snake Treasure Quest: Snake Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush People Å Alaskan Bush: Off Grid Alaskan Bush People (N) ’ Treasure Quest: Snake Alaskan Bush People Å Treasure Quest: Snake NGC 48Science Science Science Science Diggers Diggers Brain Games Brain Games Science Science Science Science Diggers Diggers Science Science Diggers Diggers TRAV 49Ghost Adventures Å Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Monument FOOD 50Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Brew & ’Que Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive HGTV 51Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It, Too Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It, Too Å ANPL 52To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced (:01) Redwood Kings (N) ’ (:02) Treehouse Masters (N) (:03) Redwood Kings ’ (12:04) Treehouse Masters FAM 53Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å››› “Coming to America” (1988, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall. ››› “Pretty Woman” (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. The 700 Club ’ Å “The Princess Bride” (1987) DISN 54(:10) Jessie K.C. Under. K.C. Under. K.C. Under. (:10) ››› “Wreck-It Ralph” (2012) ’ ‘PG’ Å “Descendants” (2015, Comedy) Dove Cameron. ‘NR’ Å Bunk’d Å Best Friends Jessie Å Liv-Mad. Girl Meets I Didn’t Do It NICK 55SpongeBob Pig Goat Ban. Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans ››› “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie” (2004) ’ Full House Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (:36) Friends (12:12) Friends ’ Å TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Teen Titans Clarence King of Hill King of Hill Burgers Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy Childrens Black Jesus Pretty Face Eric Andre TVLND 57Bonanza “Unseen Wound” Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:36) Friends (:12) Friends ’ Å (8:48) Friends (:24) Friends Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:40) Friends AMC 58› “Vegas Vacation” (1997) Chevy Chase. ‘PG’ Å›› “National Lampoon’s European Vacation” (1985) ›› “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983) Chevy Chase. › “Vegas Vacation” (1997) Chevy Chase. ‘PG’ Å “National-European” TCM 59While-Sleeps (:45) ›› “The Blue Gardenia” (1953) Å (:15) ›› “Party Girl” (1958) Robert Taylor. Å›› “Criss Cross” (1948) Burt Lancaster. (:45) ››› “Brute Force” (1947) Burt Lancaster. Å›› “Desperate” (1947) Steve Brodie. Å HALL 60Little House on the Prairie The Waltons “The Outsider” The Waltons “The Torch” The Waltons “The Tailspin” The Waltons ’ Å The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Of Hip Hop Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera ››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. (:10) ››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James. Brody Sex-City BRAVO 62(3:30) ›› “Bewitched” (2005) Will Ferrell ››› “There’s Something About Mary” (1998) Cameron Diaz. ››› “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (2008) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell. ››› “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (2008) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell. SYFY 63(3:00) ››› “Starship Troopers” (1997) Casper Van Dien. ›› “Unbreakable” (2000, Suspense) Bruce Willis. 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La sombra del pasado (N) Amores con Trampa (N) Lo Imperdonable Yo No Creo en los Hombres Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Mecum NASCAR Racing NASCAR America (N) Å NASCAR Racing Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More “Harrisburg” Collectible cars go up for auction. (N Same-day Tape) DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Bizarre ER Bizarre ER Bizarre ER Bizarre ER Emergency: Life and Death Emergency 24/7 ’ Å Emergency 24/7 ’ Å Emergency: Life and Death Emergency 24/7 ’ Å 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Senate poised to approve 3-month extension to highway bill WASHINGTON (AP) — Facing a Just before leaving for its August fight to a fall agenda already crammed pass short-term extensions there as bill that would make changes to high- Friday deadline, the Senate is on track recess on Wednesday, the House over- with difficult, must-pass legislation. well. way, transit, railroad and auto safety to shore up federal highway aid and whelmingly approved the three-month Twelve annual spending bills face a “I think it will be an extremely active programs, but only provide enough veterans’ health care, leaving a raft of extension on a vote of 385-34. Sept. 30 deadline but are being held up fall with the potential for either terrific funds for the first three years of the six unresolved issues for a jam-packed Lawmakers said they were loath to by a clash over the Confederate flag. accomplishment or a train wreck,” said years covered by the bill. The bill also congressional agenda in the fall. take up yet another short-term trans- Congress must also decide whether to Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma, a member would renew the Export-Import Bank, The Senate plans to take up a portation funding extension — this will approve or disapprove President of House Republican leadership. which makes low-interest loans to help House-passed bill on Thursday that be the 34th extension since 2009. But Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal, and Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, was U.S. companies sell their products would extend spending authority for Republicans and Democrats don’t want whether to pass a contentious defense more sanguine. “We’ll manage our way overseas. The bank’s charter expired transportation programs through Oct. to see transportation aid cut off, and policy bill that faces a veto threat from through this,” he told reporters at his June 30 in the face of opposition from 29 and replenish the federal Highway they are eager to pass an amendment the White House. Another fight is cer- weekly news conference. “This is part conservatives, who call it corporate Trust Fund with $8 billion. That’s to the extension bill that fills a $3.4 bil- tain over raising the nation’s borrowing of the legislative process. Frankly, it’s welfare. enough money to keep highway and lion hole in the Department of Veterans authority. nothing new. A little more pronounced Senate GOP leaders had hoped the transit aid flowing to states through Affairs’ budget. The money gap threat- Spending authority for the Federal these days, in 2015, than it would’ve House would pass the long-term bill mid-December. ens to force the closure of hospitals Aviation Administration expires Sept. been 10 or 15 years ago. But listen, it’s and send it to the White House before Authority for the Transportation and clinics nationwide. 30. Since long-term bills to set aviation the legislative environment, and legis- the recess. But their Republican coun- Department to process aid payments to The three-month patch puts off policy have yet to be introduced in lating is hard work.” terparts in the House have made it states is slated to expire at midnight House action on a long-term trans- either the House or the Senate, law- The Senate had been ready to pass a clear they won’t be hurried into accept- Friday. portation bill, adding one more messy makers acknowledge they will have to $350 billion, long-term transportation ing the Senate measure. Government finds health law co-ops awash in red ink WASHINGTON (AP) — tinue to report financial losses. Massachusetts only hit 4 percent Nonprofit co-ops, the health care Officially called Consumer of their enrollment targets. There law’s public-spirited alternative Operated and Oriented Plans, were no year-end data for the to mega-insurers, are awash in nonprofit co-ops were a compro- Iowa/Nebraska co-op that was red ink and many have fallen mise after liberals were unable to shut down. short of sign-up goals, a govern- achieve their goal of using the —Low enrollment and medical ment audit has found. 2009-2010 health care debate to claims expenses that exceeded Under President Barack create a government-run insur- the income from premiums con- Obama’s overhaul, taxpayers ance program competing against tributed to the losses. Nineteen provided $2.4 billion in loans to corporate insurers. Under the co-ops had medical claims that get the co-ops going, but only one deal they struck, taxpayers exceeded premiums. The rea- out of 23 — the one in Maine — would provide two types of loans: sons included higher-than- made money last year, said the startup money and reserve funds expected enrollment of people report out Thursday. Another to meet solvency standards set with expensive health problems, one, the Iowa/Nebraska co-op, by state regulators. lower-than-expected enrollment was shut down by regulators As recently as the spring, the of younger people, and inaccu- over financial concerns. White House touted co-ops as an rate pricing of premiums. Eric Paul Zamora/The Fresno Bee via AP The audit by the Health and accomplishment. “In states Separately, the AP used data A hElicoPTEr FliEs over Willow Creek Canyon as a wildfire continues burning in the Sierra near Human Services inspector gener- throughout the country, co-ops from the audit to calculate per- Bass Lake, Calif., Monday. More wildfires have torn across California so far this year compared with the al’s office also found that 13 of have competed effectively with enrollee administrative costs for same period of 2014, but firefighters said Monday that efforts to confine and extinguish the latest blazes the 23 lagged far behind their established issuers and attract- the co-ops in 2014. It ranged 2014 enrollment projections. ed significant enrollment,” said a from a high of nearly $10,900 have been more successful than in the past. The probe raised concerns report by the president’s per member in Massachusetts to about whether federal loans will Domestic Policy Council on the $430 in Kentucky. be repaid, and recommended fifth anniversary of the health In a written response to the closer supervision by the admin- law. audit, Medicare chief Andy California firefighters control istration as well as clear stan- The IG’s audit paints a very Slavitt said the administration dards for recalling loans if a co- different picture. Among its find- agrees with the findings as well op is no longer viable. Just last ings: as the IG’s recommendations for week, the Louisiana Health —Maine was the only co-op in closer oversight and clearer wildfire blaze that jumped line Cooperative announced it would the black for 2014, with $5.9 standards. He also offered a cease offering coverage next million in net income. Losses defense of the co-ops, saying NAPA, Calif. (AP) — Crews bat- the immediate evacuation of people miles within six hours. It traveled year, saying it’s “not growing ranged from a high of $50.4 mil- they don’t have an easy job. tling the toughest of several wild- living in the area. at a rapid rate because the hard- enough to maintain a healthy lion for Kentucky’s co-op to $3.5 “The co-ops enter the health fires burning across the state held The blaze grew from grew from to-access terrain is heavy with future.” About 16,000 people are million for Montana’s. Most of insurance market with a number their ground, keeping a blaze east 150 acres to more than 4 ½ square brush and timber, Cal Fire said. covered by that co-op. the co-ops had previously pro- of challenges, (from) building a of California’s Napa Valley from “The low enrollments and net jected losses for 2014, but the provider network to pricing pre- jumping any more containment losses might limit the ability of actual losses they experienced miums that will sustain the busi- lines, fire officials said. some co-ops to repay startup tended to be higher. Illinois had ness for the long term,” Slavitt The fire, which has burned for a and solvency loans, and to projected $28 million in income said. “As with any new set of week, has charred more than 11 remain viable and sustainable,” and instead came in with a loss business ventures, it is expected square miles in Solano County. It said the audit report. A copy was of $17.7 million. New York, the that some co-ops will be more jumped the containment line provided to The Associated leader in enrollment, had a $35 successful than others.” Tuesday in rugged, steep terrain Press. million loss. The administration “takes its baked by triple-digit temperatures. Although the audit only goes —Thirteen co-ops fell far short responsibility to oversee the co- “We’re optimistic that we are through the end of 2014, prob- of their enrollment projections, op program seriously,” he said. able to stop and hold it,” said lems apparently persisted into and nine met or exceeded them. —- Daniel Berlant, a spokesman for this year. A preliminary review of New York enrolled 155,400 peo- Online: HHS Inspector the California Department of Fire 2015 data by government offi- ple, more than five times what it General — http://oig.hhs.gov and Forestry Protection. cials shows that enrollments had projected. But co-ops in /oas/reports/region5/51400055 At least 136 structures remain have increased, but co-ops con- Arizona, Illinois and .pdf threatened, and more than 200 people were still under orders to evacuate their homes on Wednesday. Temperatures were expected to Perry dials back Christian remain high until Friday, when storms moving into Northern California could bring cooler appeal in Iowa, cites record weather but also a threat of light- ning, Berlant said. CLEAR LAKE, Iowa (AP) — still planning on going to heav- he would defend businesses’ Meanwhile, a fast-spreading fire Rick Perry bragged to an Iowa en.” He added: “I’m a different right to refuse serving gay cou- that broke out Wednesday after- barbeque crowd about the strong candidate, but I’m still the same ples for religious reasons. He noon east of Lower Lake prompted economy back in Texas, drew person at my core.” responded by panning the high laughs comparing President Perry was active in both the court’s gay marriage ruling, Barack Obama to Jimmy Carter Methodist and Baptist churches which struck her as tepid. and won applause vowing to growing up but since 2011 has “I wish he’d spoken more secure the U.S.-Mexico border. attended a non-denominational about that,” said Elling, a 71- But in a state where evangelicals evangelical megachurch in year-old retiree. “I know that wield political influence, he didn’t Austin. Last year, he was bap- would be politically a little bit mention religion until 25 min- tized anew by a pastor from that dicey. But we need some people utes into his address, and only church in the same rural creek who aren’t afraid and will voice then when asked about it. where Texas icon Sam Houston that position.” “Nothing against golf, but on was baptized. Steve Scheffler, president of Sunday morning, you’re not Perry’s religious beliefs were the Iowa Faith and Freedom going to see me at the golf on much broader display four Coalition, said Perry’s Christian course,” Perry quipped about his years ago, when he briefly beliefs can still be present in the unwavering church attendance. became a presidential front-run- campaign even if they aren’t as The former Texas governor’s ner before his campaign flamed visible. devout Christian beliefs were a out. “I don’t think it’s one or the centerpiece of his short-lived A week before entering the other,” Scheffler said. “Even if 2012 White House bid but are an 2012 race, Perry headlined “The you’re campaigning on your afterthought in his second- Response,” a seven-hour prayer executive experience and poli- chance campaign across Iowa. meeting at a Houston football cies, your faith drives the deci- While Republican rivals Mike stadium where he declared sions in your life.” Huckabee, Rick Santorum and before 30,000 believers: “Father, Cruz, another Texan, is focus- Ted Cruz are pushing hard to our heart breaks for America. We ing much more on evangelical mobilize the conservative evan- have forgotten who made us, who support, though his advisers gelical vote, Perry prefers to protects us, who blesses us.” won’t say whether he’s trying to trumpet his 14 years of executive Another signature moment of fill a void in the courtship of reli- experience leading the second his first presidential bid was a gious conservatives opened by most populous state. In a field television ad played heavily in Perry. The senator kicked off his with few military veterans, he Iowa in which Perry proclaimed campaign at Liberty University, also speaks about his five years “I’m not ashamed to admit I’m a founded by the late Rev. Jerry in the Air Force. Christian.” Falwell, and publicly embraces Evangelicals helped catapult But that all-out appeal to his Southern Baptist faith. Santorum to a 2012 Iowa caucus evangelicals fizzled. This time, “I would say Ted Cruz is trying win and had spurred Huckabee Perry barely mentions to out-Huckabee Huckabee, and to an Iowa victory four years ear- Christianity in his stump speech. I think he’s actually doing a good lier. Perry’s super PACs, though, Although he’s frequently asked job,” said David Lane, a are broadcasting TV commercials about his faith, his responses are California-based evangelical who in Iowa focused on security at the usually limited to saying he has organized pastors across the far-away border and Perry’s cot- opposes the Supreme Court’s country to be more politically ton farm upbringing — not on decision legalizing gay marriage active. A former Arkansas gover- God. and that, as president, he’d pro- nor, Huckabee is also an Perry said his faith is as tect religious freedom. ordained Southern Baptist min- important as ever; he just doesn’t That wasn’t enough for Sharon ister. need to talk about it as much Elling, who was among those Perry’s playing down of his while campaigning. who filled nearly every seat when faith may widen his appeal with “Nothing’s changed between Perry visited a brew pub and cafe Iowa voters who think there is me and the Lord,” he said in Hampton, population about too much talk about religion in between campaign stops. “I’m 4,000. She asked Perry whether politics. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015— 11 NATIONAL BRIEFS Ford F-150 gets mixed crash test results Insurance Institute for DETROIT (AP) — Ford’s new Highway Safety via AP Police: Drag racing crash should rely on their K-9 partners aluminum-sided F-150 pickup THIS combI- to justify searches when a dog’s saw mixed results in new crash nATIon made kills 3, injures 1 in Philadelphia own competence, as in Lex’s case, tests by the insurance industry, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Police is itself suspect. and the damaged trucks cost from 2015 photos say an apparent drag-racing crash The opinion stems from an more to repair than steel-bodied provided by the in Philadelphia has left three peo- appeal by Larry Bentley Jr, a St. ones. Insurance ple dead, one person in critical Louis man serving 20 years in The four-door Super Crew ver- Institute for condition and a car split in half. prison for drug possession. He sion of the 2015 F-150 got top Highway Safety The wreck happened just after argued the 20 kilograms of ratings in all five of the crash (IIHS) shows 11:30 p.m. Wednesday in the cocaine Bloomington police found tests performed by the crash tests of Bustleton section of Northeast in his car during a 2010 traffic Insurance Institute for Highway 2015 Ford F-150 Philadelphia. stop derived from an illegal search Safety. For now, it is the only Police say the car was traveling Super Crew, top, triggered by Lex. full-size truck on the market and Super Cab at a high rate of speed around a While the court upheld the con- with the institute’s “Top Safety sharp turn when it clipped a curb viction, it disparaged Lex and sug- Pick” rating. pickup trucks. and went out of control. The car gested it might have considered But the Super Cab version, The four-door hit a tree and split into two pieces. tossing Bentley’s conviction if which has a smaller rear door Super Crew got Two women and a man were police had relied solely on Lex’s and back seat, did poorly in a top ratings in all pronounced dead at the scene. nose. small front overlap test, which five of the crash Another man was taken to a hos- “Lex is lucky the Canine slams 25 percent of the front of tests. But the pital in critical condition. Police Training Institute doesn’t calcu- the truck into a barrier at 40 Super Cab ver- say the victims were in their late late class rank,” a 15-page opinion miles per hour. It didn’t earn the sion, which has a teens or early 20s. said. “If it did, Lex would have top safety award. Authorities didn’t immediately smaller rear door been at the bottom of his class.” The Insurance Institute also and back seat, identify the victims. Lex’s trainer at the said it took longer for a local Investigators are searching for a Bloomington-based dog school Ford dealer to repair the alu- did poorly in a second car that was involved. staunchly defended the 10-year- minum truck than an older steel small front over- Police: Man loses 2 fingers in old Belgian Malinois on one, and the aluminum parts lap test, which ceremonial musket misfire Wednesday, a day after the court’s cost more. The institute said the slams 25 percent WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (AP) — decision. repair costs were 26 percent of the front of the Police say a Connecticut man lost “The opinion is unfair and very higher for the aluminum-bodied truck into a barri- two fingers when the barrel of his one-sided,” Michael Bieser said in truck. er at 40 miles per ceremonial musket exploded in a phone interview. He added In a statement, Ford said the hour. his hands. about Lex, who remains on the new truck is the “safest F-150 It happened Wednesday night in job, “He is a very, very good dog.” ever” and noted that it has the the driveway of the 39-year-old As a consequence of the deci- government’s highest five-star man’s home in Willimantic. sion, he added, some effective safety rating. But the company Police say he put too much gun- drug-sniffing dogs could be kept said it will make a design change powder into the weapon, causing out of service for fear their per- in the 2016 model year to the barrel to explode from the formance records will be similarly improve the crash performance wooden stock when it was fired. misconstrued by courts. of the Super Cab and Regular The explosion caused him to Tuesday’s ruling pointed to Cab models. lose two fingers on his left hand. records showing Lex nearly always Ford said the Super Crew — Family members took him to signals drugs are present — 93 which got the top safety award — Windham Hospital. percent of the time. And it cited accounts for 83 percent of all F- His identity has not been other figures that indicated he is 150 sales. The Super Cab makes released. frequently wrong — more than 40 up around 12 percent and the Police say they are investigat- percent of the time. Regular Cab accounts for 5 per- ing, but no charges have been “Lex’s overall accuracy rate ... is cent. filed. The weapon was taken to the not much better than a coin flip,” Ford spokesman Mike Levine police department headquarters. the ruling says. also said independent consult- Police: Prison escapee still ants have shown that average Unusual terror case going repair costs for the new truck to trial in U.S. court in Virginia cooperating month after capture are less than for the old truck. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — RAY BROOK, N.Y. (AP) — A The results are a key test for Hundreds of terror suspects have prison escapee who eluded an Ford, which switched from steel been tried in federal courts since army of searchers in the woods for to aluminum for the body of the the 2001 attacks, but a case three weeks is still cooperating truck late last year. The switch unfolding in Virginia differs from with investigators a month after makes the truck lighter and most in at least one key respect. his capture, the state police major nimbler and saves fuel, but it Irek Hamidullin was a combat- who led the manhunt said was risky, since the F-150 is the ant captured on the battlefield — Wednesday. first mass-market vehicle make not a financier, recruiter or Maj. Charles Guess said every such a change. The F-150 has schemer arrested outside the the- interview with David Sweat has been the best-selling vehicle in ater of war, like so many of the ter- been fruitful and has helped the U.S. for more than three ror suspects who’ve been tried by investigators corroborate informa- decades. civilian courts instead of by the tion as the “enormous” investiga- David Zuby, IIHS’s chief U.S. military. tion continues into the June 6 research officer, said the organi- The Russian military veteran is escape from Clinton Correctional zation tested the F-150 first charged with leading a Taliban Facility by Sweat and fellow because there is so much inter- attack on U.S. forces in inmate Richard Matt. est in the aluminum body. Afghanistan. He faces 15 counts, “His recollection has become Competitors from Chevrolet, including providing material sup- improved over the last several Toyota and others will be tested port to terrorism and trying to interviews,” Guess said at a state this fall, he said. The small front destroy U.S. military aircraft, in a police barracks in the overlap test was added in 2012, trial scheduled to begin Thursday Adirondacks. he said, so the F-150 was the in U.S. District Court in Sweat is being housed at the first truck to go through it. Richmond. Several of the charges Special Housing Unit at Five Zuby said the aluminum on the are punishable by up to life in Points Correctional Facility in cen- F-150 was strong and safe and   prison. tral New York. Matt was killed by performed well. Differences in the police days before Sweat was cap- steel frame under the aluminum California Guard uses drone to tured. resulted in the different test out- Dignified Services at search for missing teacher Police now know about 85 per- comes. The Super Crew version Realistic Prices! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The cent of the winding route the two    had extra, horn-like pieces of steel 2415 Georgetown Road, NE California National Guard is using convicted killers took while on the fitted to the front of the frame to cookeshometowngrocer.com     or find us on facebook 473-2620 a drone to search El Dorado run though the heavily wooded help the vehicle absorb the force National Forest for a missing San area west of the prison in far of the small overlap crash. The Francisco teacher, marking the upstate New York. Investigators Super Cab and the two-door first time the Guard has used an have identified five to six hunting Regular cab — which the institute unmanned aircraft for a search- camps the men broke into, usual- didn’t test — don’t have those and-rescue mission. ly being selective in what they took extra pieces of steel, but will get The drone will collect images in so as not to tip off cabin owners of them in 2016 versions. real time, allowing searchers on a break-in. Sweat said instead of The Super Cab truck got the ground to make faster, more stealing a map on a wall he would “good” ratings on four other informed decisions about where to memorize it, Guess said. tests, including roof strength, concentrate their efforts, said “They’re both cunning individu- side impact and a moderate Capt. Will Martin, a spokesman als,” Guess said. frontal test, which hits a larger for the California Guard. Matt was shot and killed by portion of the vehicle into a The Guard previously used the searchers June 26 about 30 miles deformable barrier that’s meant drone to support firefighting west of the prison. Sweat was cap- to replicate another vehicle. But efforts in 2013 at Yosemite tured near the Canadian border in the small overlap test, the National Park. two days later by state police Sgt. front compartment crumpled “For the purpose of collecting Jay Cook, who spotted the camou- and the crash dummy’s head imagery, it’s unrivaled,” Martin flage-clad escapee walking along a missed the side air bags and hit said of drone technology. road. the instrument panel. The search for Edward Chicago man cleared after 17 Ford’s trucks didn’t get the Kavanaugh, 45, has intensified in years in prison shot dead institute’s highest safety rating the 12 days since he went miss- — “Top Safety Pick Plus” — ing. Kavanaugh was last seen July CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago man who served 17 years in because they don’t have auto- 17 driving a motorcycle on a trail matic braking systems to pre- through El Dorado County, about prison for murder before being cleared of the crime has been shot vent collisions. They do have a three hours east of the San front collision warning system, Francisco Bay Area. He was with and killed almost three years after being released from prison, police but it doesn’t have automatic another driver before cruising off braking. on his own. said Wednesday. Kavanaugh is a popular veteran Alprentiss Nash, 40, was fatally teacher who works for San shot Tuesday after an argument Francisco Unified School District. during “some sort of transaction” Senate confirms Several staff members and stu- between Nash and his attacker, dents have gone to El Dorado Chicago police spokesman Obama’s pick National Forest to join the search Anthony Guglielmi said. He said a efforts, SFUSD spokeswoman suspect was in custody and for Joint Chiefs Gentle Blythe said. charges were pending Wednesday Martin said the drone has yet to afternoon. chairman provide any new leads in The Cook County Medical Kavanaugh’s disappearance. Examiner’s Office said Nash died WASHINGTON (AP) — The Officials have gathered more of multiple gunshot wounds. Senate on Wednesday confirmed than 50 volunteers to help sweep Guglielmi said two weapons President Barack Obama’s pick to El Dorado and neighboring coun- were recovered, one belonging to be the next chairman of the Joint ties by foot, car and helicopter. the suspect and the other to Nash. Chiefs of Staff. Nash was convicted in the 1995 Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford U.S. court says drug-sniffing murder of Leon Stroud on Jr., who is currently commandant dog fails the smell test Chicago’s South Side, based on of the Marine Corps, is expected CHICAGO (AP) — Lex the police witness testimony, though he to take over Oct. 1 for Gen. dog from central Illinois is far from always professed his innocence. In Martin E. Dempsey, who will top dog in drug-sniffing skills. 1997, he was sentenced to 80 retire after a 41-year Army career. That’s the core finding of a years in prison. Dunford is a widely respected, potentially influential new ruling He was released in August 2012 combat-hardened commander from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of after DNA tests on a ski mask who led the Afghanistan war Appeals, which considered the recovered from the scene matched coalition during a key transitional question of how much police the genetic profile of another man. period during 2013-14. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Judge to consider fate Hikers drawn to geological gem of convent Katy Perry Arizona-Utah border formation holds risks for visitors FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A wants to purchase geological gem awaits hikers in LOS ANGELES (AP) — The hills bors, while Perry wouldn’t be the the wilderness along the around Hollywood have always only star to call the area home. Arizona-Utah border. Swirls of been coveted real estate, but a The archdiocese and nuns searing reds, oranges and yel- fight over the sale of a hilltop con- agree the property, which was low fold into a bowl that visitors vent has pitted an order of elderly bestowed to the sisters by a from around the world seek out nuns against the Catholic arch- devout Catholic who wanted them on an unmarked path past bishop of Los Angeles, who wants to keep him in their prayers, sandstone buttes and sage to sell the property to pop singer should be sold. The two sides are brush. Katy Perry. fighting over the control of the It’s said to be one of the most The Sisters of the Most Holy sale’s proceeds and whether Perry photographed spots in North and Immaculate Heart of the or Hollister are suitable buyers. America, but The Wave in the Blessed Virgin Mary opposes sell- The “Roar” singer, whose parents Vermilion Cliffs National ing their former home to Perry. are protestant ministers, is only Monument isn’t without dan- The order has owned the property tangentially involved in the case gers. A series of heat-related for more than 40 years and have and hasn’t filed any motions. deaths in 2013 led to an outside already made a deal with a local The archdiocese contends review of safety risks, increased entrepreneur with plans to turn it Hollister’s initial $100,000 pay- patrols and a new radio trans- into a boutique hotel and restau- ment for the property, with a mitter. A new proposal to rant, including a bar. promise of another $9.9 million at change the way permits are For weeks, lawyers for a later date, is a bad deal. doled out could free up even Archbishop Jose H. Gomez, the Hollister has filed sworn state- more people to talk to visitors nuns and businesswoman Dana ments indicating she has financ- about ways to avoid peril. Hollister have lobbed accusations ing to pay millions more for the “This is not just a nice little of dirty dealings over the convent property, but has ceased restora- stroll in the park on a hot day,” AP Photo that sits atop a hill in the Los Feliz tion work until the ownership said BLM spokesman Dennis neighborhood near Hollywood. A issue is resolved. Godfrey. “It’s a dangerous situa- In THIs MAy 28, 2013, file photo, a hiker walks on a rock formation known as The Wave in the judge on Thursday will consider Perry has offered to pay $14.5 tion, and you better be pre- Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in Arizona. The richly colored geological upheaval along the whether to block Hollister’s access million for the property and pro- pared.” Arizona-Utah border is one of the most sought-after hikes in the West. But the Wave isn’t without to the property, which she has vide a new location for the House Getting to The Wave initially dangers that led officials with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to implement a series of safety already begun cleaning up after of Prayer, which is used by takes a stroke of luck. Only 20 measures following a trio of deaths in 2013. A new proposal to change the way permits are doled out purchasing it from the nuns in priests. people are allowed to visit each and increase fees also could free up more people to do safety checks. June. Filings in the case are full of day, with 10 chosen in an A ruling in the archbishop’s references to civil codes, religious online lottery four months in shortfall, partly due to the Carnahan. But it’s the big draw, Kyle Walker, who owns Grand favor could eventually lead to governance documents and even advance and the other 10 $50,000 more a year spent on she said, with applicants last Circle Tours in Page, suggested Perry finalizing her purchase of one lawyer’s paraphrasing of picked in a walk-in, bingo-style field patrols. The number of year far outnumbering the the BLM increase the fees fur- the convent and an adjoining Shakespeare to reflect displeasure lottery in Kanab, Utah. permits for The Wave won’t 7,300 permits available. ther and institute a ranger-led House of Prayer, although her bid with the archbishop’s preference The U.S. Bureau of Land change. The BLM limits them to “It’s become an iconic image hike to ensure people are safe in still requires the Vatican’s to sell to Perry. Management, which oversees protect the delicate sandstone that people have latched on to the wilderness. approval. At least two of the nuns “‘Something is rotten in the City the monument, wants to shift formation and prevent over- and become really recogniza- New trailhead signs went up want the judge to block the sale to of Los Angeles,’” wrote Hollister’s the walk-in lottery to a 48-hour crowding. ble,” said Dreamland Safari following the trio of deaths in Perry and rule that they have the attorney Randy S. Snyder in a riff online lottery and have the pub- The six-mile, roundtrip hike Tours owner Will James, who is 2013 at The Wave, more warn- right to control the sale. on “Hamlet.” So far, though, no lic apply twice a year for the to The Wave is unmarked and among the commercial guides. ings were posted on a BLM web- “It’s a great Los Angeles story one has quoted the Bible, or any semi-annual lottery, instead of cellphone reception is spotty at “When people connect that site and safety brochures were and totally unprecedented in of Perry’s hits. monthly. That would allow the best. Permits come with com- place to this area and a trip out translated for foreign visitors. terms of all the players,” said Yet the filings contain details handful of people who handle pass points, directions and pho- here, it becomes tunnel vision. An outside review found the Adrian Glick Kudler, senior editor that could be fodder for screen- the walk-in lottery to instead tographs of key navigational It’s limited, forbidden, exclusive. BLM’s safety plan to be solid of the real estate blog Curbed LA. writers who toil in the entertain- meet with hikers and stress the points. Guides can be hired Because of the number of per- but recommended some tweaks. Before it was a convent, the ment mecca that sprawls far importance of having plenty of without an extra permit, but mits, it makes it more desirable. It’s hard to say whether the property was a private residence, below the convent. water, salty snacks and sun- visitors are free to go alone, People call and say, ‘I want to go efforts paid off, Carnahan said. rarely photographed, and few In May, at the archbishop’s screen, especially in the sum- even without any hiking experi- to The Wave or nothing.’” There’s been no major incident have ever seen it up close. “It’s request, the nuns met with Perry mer when temperatures are in ence. Many rely on GPS devices. James said eliminating the at The Wave since May 2014 really a beautiful, old Hollywood to see if a compromise could be the triple digits. The Wave is a small part of walk-in lottery could increase when a mildly diabetic estate,” she said. “You can cer- worked out. At least two of the five A public comment period on the wilderness area, a 2-acre competition for the permits California man was found tainly see why there’s a fight over surviving nuns — who had the proposed changes closes “pinprick” in a special manage- online and slow tourist traffic to unconscious and out of food it. The fight is unique, too. I’ve already searched for Perry’s Aug. 17. ment area that has other Kanab, where wanna-be Wave and water. He was rescued never seen anything like this.” music videos and weren’t pleased Officials say the proposal, breathtaking views and similar hikers hang out as they try to when a worker noticed his Kudler said Hollister’s plan for with what they saw — continue to which includes fee increases, is strata in the permitted area, win one of the coveted 10 daily expired permit on display in his a hotel is likely to meet opposition oppose the singer purchasing the meant to address a budget says BLM spokeswoman Rachel permits. car in the parking lot. from the property’s wealthy neigh- convent.

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Struggling Braves swept under rug by Orioles BALTIMORE (AP) — Chris Tillman and his last six starts. Since reaching .500 on July 7, the ager or anything like that. So, as far as I the Orioles are experiencing a resurgence “I don’t think confidence was ever an Braves have lost 13 of 17 overall and 10 of am concerned, there’s no truth to those that just might lead to a return trip to the issue,” Tillman said. “Early in the season 11 on the road. rumors right now.” playoffs for Baltimore and its ace. it wasn’t going well, but I felt like it was “They pitched good during the series Recalled from Triple-A before the game, Tillman took a three-hitter into the close. I felt like I was one pitch away at all and got some big home runs,” former Mike Foltynewicz (3-3) gave up two runs ninth inning, Jonathan Schoop and J.J. times.” Oriole Nick Markakis said. “They closed and six hits in six innings. He struck out Hardy homered and the Orioles beat the The victory was the fifth straight for out games. They have a good ball club eight and walked two. skidding Atlanta Braves 2-0 on Baltimore, tying a season high. The surge over there.” “He pitched great,” Gonzalez said. “He Wednesday night for a three-game sweep. has carried the Orioles within one game of With hope for a playoff berth fading threw some split-fingers that we wanted Tillman (8-7) was lifted after giving up a Minnesota for the second AL wild-card quickly, there is speculation that Atlanta him to go down to the minor leagues and two-out double to Cameron Maybin in the slot. is ready to deal talent before Friday’s non- work on. You saw some of it there in ninth. The right-hander had retired 13 Baltimore has allowed only seven runs waiver trade deadline. tonight’s game. He pitched terrific. He straight batters to that point. during its winning streak, which includes “The only thing I can say is I got here, really did.” AP photo Zach Britton got the final out for his its first sweep of Atlanta since 1999. turned my phone on and there’s nothing But Tillman was better. Much better. BRAVES starting pitcher Mike 26th save. “Pitching like we’ve been pitching keeps on my phone,” Braves manager Fredi “Guys like him are striving for perfec- Foltynewicz delivers against the On May 31, Tillman was 2-7 with a 5.94 you in every game,” Orioles manager Buck Gonzalez said in his office. “I am not talk- tion in a job and a world that just won’t let Baltimore Orioles on ERA. Since then, he’s won six straight Showalter said. “I’ll take my chances with ing about Twitter. I am not on Twitter. I Wednesday, in Baltimore. decisions and is 3-0 with a 1.09 ERA in that.” didn’t get anything from our general man- See BRAVES, Page 15 Walker Valley golfers impressive in openers By JOE CANNON boys and eight girls’ teams, Banner Assistant Sports Editor including the Cleveland High squads, along with the host The Walker Valley golf teams Bears and Bearettes. got the TSSAA fall sports season The highlight of the season- off on the right foot Wednesday opening Mustang victories with a pair of impressive District Wednesday was a career-best 2- 5-AAA victories over East under 34 fired by senior Katie Hamilton at the Chatata Valley Medley, earning her low-medalist course. honors for the day. “We had five players shoot par “Katie sank three birdies, five or under, so that’s a great way to pars and a bogey,” related Coach start the season,” proclaimed an Williams. “She played great, the elated Coach Bob Williams after best I’ve ever seen her do.” his Mustangs fired a 2-under- Medley’s score combined with par 142 team total for a 20- junior Kelsey Cassada’s 4-over stroke victory, while the Lady 40 for the winning total, while Mustangs shot 2-over with a 74, Whitney Kincaid carded a 46 to which was 18 shots better than support the Walker Valley victo- the Lady Hurricanes. ry. Walker Valley will return to the Madalyn Hembree shot a 2- links Monday to participate in over 38 to top the East Hamilton the Bradley Central Invitational effort, but it was paired with a 54 at Cleveland Country Club. The 18-hole event will feature 10 See WALKER, Page 15

Banner photo, RICHARD ROBERTS WALKER VALLEY ASSISTANT COACH Craig Ryan runs a drill with Mustangs linebackers inside “The Stable,” Tuesday at Walker Valley. The Mustangs host a five-way scrimmage Friday against Knox West, Knox Catholic, East Hamilton and Chattanooga Central. Mustangs in full ‘Bandit’ mode

By RICHARD ROBERTS and maturity. With the 2015 offensive sys- coaches are looking for the team chemistry Banner Sports Editor tem already installed, the focus will be on to fuse into a positive force. filling the gaps left by departing seniors on “Our linebacker corps and offensive line The Walker Valley football team is in offense and defense. are our two biggest areas where we have “Smokey and the Bandit” mode, according “We’re just trying to polish up our offense some big shoes to fill. That’s where our to head coach Glen Ryan. and get some things done. We want our new emphasis has been, trying to get those “We’ve got a lot to do in a short period of guys to get better fundamentally and get young offensive linemen ready and trying to time. It’s football time in Tennessee again,” better technique-wise. That’s what we are get that linebacker corps ready to go. Ryan said as he headed to the Walker Valley looking for. Our offense is in [place], it’s Meanwhile, the rest of the guys are all back basketball gym for practice after a heavy been in since spring. We’re just trying to from last year, but they can always get bet- downpour Tuesday afternoon forced the keep improving and getting better with ter,” Ryan said. team inside. “This week we need to get a lot those young guys who have to fill in for the “They had a good season last year, but done. We’ve got Knox West, Knox Catholic, seniors who graduated last year,” said they can always do better and they know East Hamilton and Chattanooga Central all Ryan. that. We want them to continue to work coming in on Friday, and that’s for real.” Ryan also said not only is he looking for hard and keep getting better each day,” The Mustangs will host the five-way his youngsters to grow quickly, he is Ryan stated. “As they do that and our line scrimmage at 6 p.m. Friday at Charleston expecting his returning veterans to contin- grows and our linebacker corps comes Field. The session will be the first time sev- ue to improve, upgrade and refine as the together, hopefully we’ll be able to put eral younger Mustangs will see action in a season-opening Aug. 20 kickoff against together a pretty decent football team for Banner file photo, JOE CANNON game-type situation, and Ryan is hoping to Bradley Central approaches. With that WALKER VALLEY senior Katie Medley fired a career-best 2- see improvement and growth in method under-par 34 to lead the Lady Mustangs to a season-opening victory game only 22 days away, Walker Valley See MUSTNAGS, Page 15 over East Hamilton on Wednesday at the Chatata Valley Golf Club. Raiders, ’Stangs picked to be in playoff hunt

By JOE CANNON “This is the toughest 5A region coach Scott Cummings away from last year’s team and has just 14 Banner Assistant Sports Editor in the state by far,” declared Mark Knox West, Cleveland High was on the roster going into this sea- Pemberton, whose Rhea County picked to finish third in both polls son. OOLTEWAH — With a pair of squad went 13-1 before falling to Wednesday. “We’ll be playing a lot of young programs returning a majority of eventual state champion Knox “I’m very excited to be here. It guys,” the coach remarked. “We starters off one-loss playoff West in the state semifinals last had to be something special to get may start as many as eight soph- teams, it was no surprise both the fall. The Golden Eagles return a me to leave a program I’d been omores and two freshmen, so media and coaches poll were half dozen starters on the offen- with for 16 years and just won a staying healthy is important.” extremely close in picking the new sive side of the ball and seven on state title. The rich tradition of Cummings runs a veer offense Region 4-5A race for the upcom- defense. the Cleveland program and the and has already had to face a ing gridiron season. “We have eight starters back on opportunity to coach in this challenge in finding someone to When the ballots were tallied a defense that had four shutouts region against these quality run it for him. Ooltewah edged Rhea County in last year, but only four guys on coaches and teams is that,” stat- “Our projected starter at quar- both polls, but by narrow mar- offense,” remarked Ooltewah ed the new Blue Raider mentor. terback moved to Colorado, so gins, as the coaches’ first place coach Mac Bryan. The Owls went “The community and support we’ve had to look elsewhere. votes were split 4-3, while 14 of 11-1 in 2014 with their lone loss from the administration has been Jashawn Hill has stepped up and the 20 media votes had the Owls coming against Rhea County in tremendous,” assessed Coach is doing a really good job. He’s a in the top spot during the second round of the playoffs. Cummings. “Football is a great good athlete with a strong arm Wednesday’s Region 4-5A Media “We have to avoid complacency catalyst in our community. We and can really spin it.” Day. and injuries. We’ve been fortunate are trying to make sure our cul- The new Raider mentor has With five of the seven teams the last two years when it comes ture is one that breeds success. also been impressed with junior Banner photo, JOE CANNON making the TSSAA playoffs last to injuries.” Everything I came here for has Skylar Davis, who he projected NEW CLEVELAND HIGH head football coach Scott Cummings, at season, all of the coaches agreed After finishing 6-6 and making been done. We are making huge “could be the best receiver I’ve podium, addresses the Region 4-5A Media Day crowd Thursday in it was going to be a heated battle it to the second round of the play- strides.” Ooltewah, while Blue Raider players Zach Willis, left, Ben Wyrick for this year’s crown. offs, plus hiring state champion Cleveland lost 28 seniors off See PLAYOFF, Page 15 (44), Daveron Carlock (64) and TJ Constant (6) look on. Spurrier sounding much more confident in direction this year’s South Carolina squad headed BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. (AP) — Steve quarter in a disappointing 7-6 season team won three of four games, a stretch dip instead of the start of a steady recruit commitments. Spurrier is significantly more confident that followed three straight years of 11- that included wins in The Swamp descent. Spurrier quoted Attila the Hun and about South Carolina’s direction than 2 records. against Florida, Spurrier’s alma mater, If anyone wondered where Spurrier swore to South Carolina fans he wasn’t he was at times last season. “At times last year, it was hard to be and against his one-time major rival stood, the 70-year-old coach made that going to cut and run if things got tough. Spurrier acknowledged it was hard to proud of our team, me included,” Miami in the Independence Bowl. clear in a pointed, hastily called press “I plan on coaching a long time,” said believe in the Gamecocks, particularly Spurrier said Wednesday. The improvement re-energized gathering last week where he criticized Spurrier, who is starting his 11th sea- with a failing defense that squandered Spurrier said things turned around, Spurrier, he said, gave him confidence South Carolina “enemies” seeking to three double-digit leads in the fourth though, at the end of the season. The that last season was just a temporary drive a wedge into fan support and See SPURRIER, Page 15 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Cleveland (Salazar 8-6) at Oakland (Graveman 6-7), 9:35 Seattle 10 10 2 32 25 21 L.A. Angels (Santiago 7-4) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 8-6), Portland 98532 24 28 oN Air 10:10 p.m. Real Salt Lake 77829 23 27 AMeriCAN leAgue leADers Houston 78627 27 26 tV sportswatch BATTING-MiCabrera, Detroit, .350; Kipnis, Cleveland, .333; San Jose 79425 22 27 thursday, July 30 Fielder, Texas, .333; Hosmer, Kansas City, .315; Trout, Los Colorado 56924 18 19 CANADiAN FootbAll leAgue Angeles, .315; JIglesias, Detroit, .313; LCain, Kansas City, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 8:30 p.m. .313. wednesday’s games ESPN2 — British Columbia at Winnipeg RUNS-Trout, Los Angeles, 75; Dozier, Minnesota, 73; MLS All-Stars 2, Tottenham Hotspur 1 golF Gardner, New York, 72; Donaldson, Toronto, 70; Kipnis, saturday’s games 7:30 a.m. Cleveland, 66; JMartinez, Detroit, 65; Bautista, Toronto, 63; Montreal at New York City FC, 2 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, Matchplay, round LCain, Kansas City, 63. Real Salt Lake at D.C. United, 7 p.m. of 64, part I, at , Scotland RBI-Donaldson, Toronto, 68; KMorales, Kansas City, 68; New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 9 a.m. Bautista, Toronto, 67; CDavis, Baltimore, 65; Teixeira, New Columbus at Orlando City, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Women’s British Open, first round, at Turnberry, York, 65; Pujols, Los Angeles, 64; Trout, Los Angeles, 64. Toronto FC at New England, 7:30 p.m. Scotland HITS-Kipnis, Cleveland, 131; Fielder, Texas, 126; NCruz, Houston at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. Seattle, 118; Altuve, Houston, 116; Hosmer, Kansas City, Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, Paul Lawrie Matchplay, round 116; Bogaerts, Boston, 115; Cespedes, Detroit, 115. Vancouver at Seattle, 10 p.m. of 64, part II, at Aberdeen, Scotland DOUBLES-Kipnis, Cleveland, 31; Brantley, Cleveland, 29; sunday’s games 2:30 p.m. Cespedes, Detroit, 28; Dozier, Minnesota, 28; KMorales, Portland at San Jose, 5 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Quicken Loans National, first round, at Kansas City, 26; Betts, Boston, 25; Donaldson, Toronto, 25. FC Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. Gainesville, Va. TRIPLES-Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 10; Eaton, Chicago, 8; National women’s soccer league 6:30 p.m. RDavis, Detroit, 7; Gattis, Houston, 7; Betts, Boston, 6; De wltPts gF gA TGC — Web.com Tour, Utah Championship, first round, at Aza, Boston, 6; DeShields, Texas, 6; Kipnis, Cleveland, 6. Seattle 83327 28 16 Lehi HOME RUNS-Trout, Los Angeles, 31; Pujols, Los Angeles, Chicago 71526 23 14 MAJor leAgue bAsebAll 30; JMartinez, Detroit, 27; NCruz, Seattle, 26; CDavis, Washington 64321 20 18 Noon Baltimore, 24; Donaldson, Toronto, 24; ARodriguez, New Houston 54520 17 15 MLB — Regional coverage, San Diego at N.Y. Mets or York, 24; Teixeira, New York, 24. FC Kansas City 56318 17 16 Washington at Miami STOLEN BASES-Altuve, Houston, 28; Burns, Oakland, 20; Portland 46416 15 16 7 p.m. LCain, Kansas City, 18; JDyson, Kansas City, 17; Western New York 47315 18 24 SS —Atlanta at Philadelphia DeShields, Texas, 16; Reyes, Toronto, 16; Gardner, New Sky Blue FC 36514 14 21 MLB — Regional coverage, Detroit at Baltimore or Kansas York, 15; Pillar, Toronto, 15. Boston 38312 16 28 City at Toronto PITCHING-McHugh, Houston, 12-5; Keuchel, Houston, 12- NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. soCCer 5; FHernandez, Seattle, 12-6; Gray, Oakland, 11-4; Lewis, wednesday’s games 8 a.m. Texas, 11-4; Buehrle, Toronto, 11-5; 5 tied at 10. Portland 2, Western New York 0 FS1 — International Champions Cup, Real Madrid vs. AC ERA-Gray, Oakland, 2.16; Kazmir, Houston, 2.24; Kazmir, Houston 3, FC Kansas City 2 Milan, at Shanghai Houston, 2.24; Keuchel, Houston, 2.32; Santiago, Los saturday’s games sPeCiAl olyMPiCs Angeles, 2.43; Price, Detroit, 2.53; Archer, Tampa Bay, 2.54. Seattle at Boston, 4 p.m. 7 p.m. STRIKEOUTS-Archer, Tampa Bay, 173; Kluber, Cleveland, Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. ESPN — World Games, at Los Angeles 172; Sale, Chicago, 170; Price, Detroit, 138; Carrasco, Western New York at Sky Blue FC, 7 p.m. Cleveland, 133; Keuchel, Houston, 132; Salazar, Cleveland, FC Kansas City at Chicago, 8 p.m. 132. SAVES-Perkins, Minnesota, 29; Britton, Baltimore, 26; bAsketbAll Boxberger, Tampa Bay, 25; Street, Los Angeles, 25; AMiller, New York, 23; Soria, Detroit, 23; DavRobertson, Chicago, loCAl Notes wNbA glance 22; Uehara, Boston, 22; GHolland, Kansas City, 22. eAsterN CoNFereNCe southern league bAsebAll wlPct gb North Division blue sPriNgs bAsebAll tryouts New York 12 6 .667 — wlPct. gb Baseball tryouts will be held for kids 10 and under at Washington 10 6 .625 1 Birmingham (White Sox) 22 9 .710 — Blue Springs Park July 31 and Aug. 1 from 6-8 p.m. The Chicago 11 7 .611 1 Montgomery (Rays) 18 13 .581 4 team will be coached by former professional baseball player Indiana 10 8 .556 2 Tennessee (Cubs) 14 17 .452 8 Odell Swafford and former Bradley Central pitching standout Connecticut 88.500 3 x-Chattanooga (Twins) 12 18 .400 9½ Dale Swafford. They are also available to provide private Atlanta 7 11 .389 5 Jackson (Mariners) 10 21 .323 12 lessons in pitching, hitting and fielding. For more informa- westerN CoNFereNCe New eNglAND PAtriots quArterbACk Tom Brady, left, poses with NFL Commissioner south Division tion, call 423-472-1310. wlPct gb wlPct. gb FAll iNstruCtioNAl leAgue Rodger Goodell during a news conference where Brady was presented the Super Bowl MVP in Minnesota 13 4 .765 — Mobile (Diamondbacks) 20 11 .645 — The Cleveland State Community College Baseball pro- Phoenix 10 7 .588 3 Mississippi (Braves) 18 14 .563 2½ gram will offer a five week fall instructional league for high Phoenix, Ariz., in this Feb. 2, 2015, file photo. Brady took the fight over his “Deflategate” suspension Tulsa 10 8 .556 3½ Pensacola (Reds) 18 14 .563 2½ school aged players Aug. 10 through Sept. 14. Players will San Antonio 6 12 .333 7½ x-Biloxi (Brewers) 14 17 .452 6 have the opportunity to further develop baseball skills to social media and federal court Wednesday. Seattle 5 14 .263 9 Jacksonville (Marlins) 10 22 .313 10½ through instruction and games. For more information, regis- Los Angeles 3 14 .176 10 x-clinched first half tration details and league schedule, contact Mike Policastro wednesday’s games wednesday’s games at (423) 478-6219 or [email protected] Washington 87, Seattle 74 Pensacola 10, Chattanooga 9, 10 innings

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — There play again?’ You think of those with that up to this point and I was a moment in the early stages types of things, but then you think that will continue of chemotherapy when Eric kick those to the side. And when through.” Berry was having breakfast with you looked at Eric you said, ‘This After all, he’s in a much better his father, and the enormity of guy is a fighter.’” place than he was eight months what faced him was so great that Such a fighter that he chose to ago. he broke down and cried. receive treatment through an IV The three-time Pro Bowler first For 30 minutes, one of the rather than a PICC line, a semi- knew something was amiss in toughest players on the Kansas permanent catheter that would November, when he felt oddly out City Chiefs wept. have prevented him from train- of breath after a couple of games. Then, he resolved to beat can- ing. When things got worse during cer. Between each round of chemo, a game against Oakland, Berry Eight months later, Berry Berry would squeeze in 10 to 12 was put through a series of tests walked triumphantly onto the workouts, sometimes struggling that revealed a mass in his chest. practice fields at Missouri just to do five push-ups. But he The diagnosis was Hodgkin’s Western State University, joining never lost sight of an audacious lymphoma, a treatable form of rookies and select veterans goal: Be back with the Chiefs by cancer that affects about 9,000 Wednesday for the start of train- the time their season opens Sept. people in the U.S. each year. ing camp. 13 in Houston. His treatment began Dec. 10 Six merciless rounds of drain- “Everybody wants you to be at Emory University’s Winship ing, debilitating drugs had rid his strong in this situation,” Berry Cancer Institute, near his home body of Hodgkin’s lymphoma, said, “but you can’t be strong in Atlanta. but they had also stoked the pas- every day. If you want to be mad And it wasn’t easy: “It literally sion that Berry still harbors for today, be mad. If you want to be feels like you’re dying,” Berry the game. sad, be sad. But the thing is, recalled, “but you’re not really “It’s been a roller coaster,” he don’t stay that way. Get it out of battling chemo, you’re battling said, “but I wouldn’t change it for your system and go back to yourself the whole time. It was the world.” work.” me versus me.” Flanked by his father, James, Berry passed a battery of tests The final round of treatment and his mother, Carol, Berry before he was cleared to practice was May 13, followed by a month spoke publicly for the first time late Tuesday, but it remains of recovery. aP photo since he was diagnosed with can- unclear when he’ll fully partici- “He tolerated chemotherapy Kansas city cHiefs strong safety Eric Berry participates in a drill at training camp Wednesday, in cer last December. He recalled pate in practice. Chiefs trainer extremely well,” said Dr. St. Joseph, Mo. the terror that gripped him when Rick Burkholder said Berry will Christopher R. Flowers, who the mass was first found in his be monitored constantly, espe- directs the cancer institute’s testing to make sure he was in return would not be without for Berry. chest, and the dark days that cially during the early portion of lymphoma program. “He football condition. precedent: Reid said they looked But on a warm, humid morn- immediately followed. camp. achieved a complete response to “It was a battle, every day, to at case studies involving other ing in northwest Missouri, as he The days he didn’t want to get Veterans report Friday. The treatment.” the point where I had to set goals athletes, such as Mario Lemieux, trotted out of the locker room, he out of bed. The days he struggled first full-squad workout is On June 22, a follow-up PET to get out of bed,” he said. “But I in deciding how to proceed. had already surpassed nearly all to choke down food, all of it Saturday. scan showed Berry was cancer- had a great support system, The Hall of Fame hockey play- expectations. tasteless. The seemingly endless “One of the things Eric and I free. between my mom and dad being er was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s “At the beginning, you kind of trips to the hospital for each talked about was just being hon- The Chiefs had just finished in the trenches with me, day in lymphoma in 1993, went put football aside. Your mind round of treatment. est with us about how you’re their mandatory minicamp, so he and day out, making sure I had through a similar course of treat- goes to, ‘Hey, we’re hoping and “In the beginning it was hard, feeling out here,” coach Andy headed to Florida, where he everything I needed.” ment and returned to finish his praying he can be healthy and it really was,” James Berry said. Reid said, “and sometimes that’s trained with teammates. Then The Chiefs are cautiously opti- career with the Pittsburgh live a good life,’” Reid said. “Those possibilities go through hard for a player to do, especially last week, Berry headed back to mistic Berry will be ready for the Penguins. “Anything else is icing on the your mind — ‘What if he can’t with his makeup. He’s been great Kansas City for another round of regular season, and such a rapid There is plenty of work ahead cake.” Saints primed to overcome offseason setbacks Playoff WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, combined — including a team- arrested on domestic violence From Page 13 W.Va. (AP) — New Orleans Saints high 10 last season. And charges that were later dropped, general manager Mickey Loomis because of guaranteed bonuses although the league continues doesn’t buy the notion that the associated with an extension its own investigation. had in 21 years of coaching.” cert. pen.” uncertainly surrounding his Galette signed last September, Also during the offseason, Walker Valley was fourth in the “We have 90-plus players and The northern Bradley County club at the opening of training his departure is expected to cost Galette’s cousin was found in media and fifth in the coach’s have been steadily improving,” he school had new artificial turf camp this year has reached the Saints more than $5 million possession of drugs while using rankings, while McMinn County added. “We only have seven sen- delivered to “The Corral” earlier some unusual level. in so-called “dead money” Galette’s car. Galette was not (3-7 last year) was the opposite, iors this year, but we feel good this summer, but will not be able Not even as the club works to against the salary cap this sea- present for the traffic stop, but with Soddy-Daisy (4-7, made the about our skill positions. Most of to utilize it this season. figure out who’ll replace last sea- son and around $12 million in the incident raised more red TSSAA playoffs) and White them have been starting for a “It doesn’t look good for us to son’s most productive receiver, 2016. flags with Saints management. County (3-7) picked sixth and couple of years now. This year have the turf down this year,” the tight end Jimmy Graham, and “We can’t turn the clock back. Later, the Saints came upon seventh on both lists. we’ll start two seniors, six juniors, coach remarked. “We still have to last season’s sack leader, Junior We have to make decisions with an Internet video that appeared “We’re on the right track,” pro- two sophomores and a freshman get some purse strings opened, so Galette. our eye going forward and that’s to show Galette striking a claimed Coach Glen Ryan, whose on offense.” we’ll store it for the winter and “We have a lot of question what we’ve done,” Loomis said. woman with a belt and punching Mustangs went 5-6 and made the Walker Valley will have to continue to raise money to hope- marks every year,” Loomis said “We signed that contract last another man during a 2013 playoffs for the second time in rebuild its offensive line and fully have it for next season.” Wednesday evening, after the September and with the informa- melee at a Miami beach. The NFL three years last season. defense. “We lost four offensive All seven Region 4-5A teams Saints had finished reporting for tion we had I thought it was a is also reviewing that. “Three of our losses were by linemen and seven on defense, will open the new gridiron cam- training camp at the Greenbrier good contract. ... At the time I And earlier this month, the seven points or less last year,” he including all of our linebackers,” paign on their home field. Resort. “We had a lot of questions thought this was a good deal for 27-year-old Galette was cited for explained. “People are coming out Coach Ryan related. “Our goal is The pigskin season will kick off after we won the Super Bowl. us. It’s unfortunate what hap- driving with an expired license for the games now on Friday to make the playoffs. From there Aug. 20, when Walker Valley will “You’ve always got question pened and we’ve just got to move and no inspection sticker. nights, and not just a band con- you never know what will hap- entertain cross-county rival marks,” Loomis said. “We’ve got forward from that. We’re Saints coach Sean Payton said Bradley Central. hopes and dreams for this team equipped and accustomed to cutting Galette was not easy, but “We’ve got a big rivalry game to ... and I think we’ve got the best dealing with adversity and over- that a “mistake magnified” would start the season, plus we are coaching staff out there that can coming it, so I’m pretty confident have been “pretending that it opening on a Thursday night, so evaluate and prepare a team.” that we can do that.” doesn’t need to be done if you Spurrier it’s going to be exciting right off At least Graham’s departure In January, Galette was feel like it needs to be.” From Page 13 the bat,” commented Coach Ryan. was by design. His trade to Rhea County will open that Seattle brought a new starting same night against private school son with the Gamecocks. Spurrier said Hoke’s addition center in Max Unger and a first- powerhouse Baylor in Evensville, round draft choice that was used Quarterbacks coach G.A. means co-defensive coordinator while the other region squads will Mangus said the staff had no can help defensive line coach to select Clemson linebacker Braves kick off Aug. 21. Stephone Anthony. concerns about their boss retir- Deke Adams and linebacker Cleveland will play host to From Page 13 ing any time soon, yet were glad coach Kirk Botkin develop the Galette’s release on Friday Sevier County on the first Friday resulted from a painstaking eval- with the effect the strong words front seven. Hoke, who coached of the campaign, while McMinn uation of whether his recent it happen,” Showalter said. “He 0 for 3 and is hitless in his last had on players. defensive backs in the NFL for County will battle McMinn behavior off the field would be came close to it tonight.” 22 at-bats. “Our guys are happy people, Houston and Chicago the past 13 Central, Ooltewah will entertain detrimental enough to overshad- After the start of the game was TRAINER’S ROOM they’re enthusiastic kids,” seasons, will work with the South Murfreesboro Riverdale, Soddy- ow not only his production as a delayed by rain for 33 minutes, Braves: LHP Manny Banuelos Mangus said. “Anytime the head Carolina secondary. Daisy will tangle with Red Bank pass-rusher, but the cost of Tillman went to work. He faced (posterior elbow spur) will report coach is excited and all that, it “I think everything is going to and White County face Monterey. releasing him in the context of the minimum nine batters over to the team’s spring training gives you a little burst.” work well,” Spurrier said. Under the new TSSAA football the NFL’s salary cap. the first three innings, the lone facility in Florida, Gonzalez said. Not that there aren’t plenty of Spurrier was so distressed by playoff system, the top four teams Ultimately, New Orleans cut a runner reaching on an error There is no timetable for his questions ahead for Gamecocks. the team’s effort at times that he from each region will advance to player who recorded 22 sacks before being erased on a double return from the DL. ... RHP For the first time in seven sea- thought seriously about hanging postseason play. sons, Spurrier enters the season it up, especially after a 45-42 during the past two seasons play. Williams Perez (bruised left foot) without a lock starter at quarter- home loss to Tennessee on Nov. 1 Schoop hit Foltynewicz’s first is up to 80 pitches per outing on back. Third-year sophomore where the Gamecocks led by two pitch of the third inning over the his rehabilitation assignment, Connor Mitch figured to have a touchdowns with less than five wall in center field for a 1-0 lead. according to Gonzalez. leg up on the job entering spring minutes to go. Markakis got Atlanta’s initial Orioles: 1B/OF Steve Pearce practice, but Spurrier said he Spurrier spent less than two Cowboys hit leading off the fourth but was (strained left oblique) is at least a and his staff will work four quar- minutes with the media at his From Page 14 wiped out on a double play. week away from starting baseball terbacks (Mitch, former walk-on postgame session, saying he did- Hardy homered in the bottom activities. half, extending his hitting streak ON DECK Perry Orth, redshirt freshman n’t have anything much to say his teammates, and certainly by wasn’t taken because of a police to 12 games. Braves: Atlanta opens a four- Michael Scarnecchia and true about what he saw. Jerry and myself. We wanted to investigation into the death of a SLUMPING game series in Philadelphia on freshman Lorenzo Nunez) for a But a strong group of defensive avoid that.” woman. Braves: 1B Freddie Freeman, tonight. Braves starter Shelby couple of weeks when practice commitments and junior college With a happy Bryant in camp, “Obviously, part of the recipe who made the final out, is 2 for Miller is 2-0 with a 0.84 ERA starts Tuesday. transfers and a good showing in Dallas now has to figure out how for our success last year was to 18 since coming off the DL on against the Phillies this year. “Obviously, we’ve got to find a spring workouts has Spurrier to replace DeMarco Murray, the be strong in the running game July 25. ... Atlanta has been Orioles: Former Oriole Alfredo quarterback,” Spurrier said. thinking longer term again. After NFL rushing champion who and our offensive line and you swept five times this season and Simon takes the mound for Spurrier brought on his friend his press meeting last week, the signed with division rival ask why we’re a little bit opti- has been shut out 10 times. Detroit on tonight to open a four- and longtime NFL assistant Jon Gamecocks picked up at least Philadelphia in free agency. mistic about the running game, it Orioles: 1B Ryan Flaherty went game series at Camden Yards. Hoke last winter as a co-defen- four pledges from members of Joseph Randle, Murray’s back- starts up front with the offensive sive coordinator. Hoke, who was 2016 class who Spurrier said are up for two seasons, is likely to line,” Stephen Jones said. a defensive assistant at Florida in eager to get the Gamecocks back start camp with the first team. For the first time in three Spurrier’s final three seasons to where they were two years ago. But Darren McFadden, who had years, Jerry Jones and Garrett there, has shifted the Gamecocks He has seen the same thing seven mostly disappointing sea- didn’t get questions about the Walker into a 4-3 alignment looking to from his returnees. sons in Oakland after going coach’s job security. Garrett has From Page 13 increase a pass rush that ranked “Our guys have showed a com- fourth overall in the 2008 draft, a new five-year contract after a last in the SEC with 14 sacks a mitment that we’re ready to will get a chance to show what he 13-5 season that included a play- year ago. play,” Spurrier said. can do behind one of the NFL’s off win over Detroit and a divi- for a 92 team tally. “To have three sophomores best offensive lines. sional round loss to Green Bay In the boys’ action, the shoot 35s and 36es is tremen- “To some degree, that’s the that turned on Bryant’s much- Mustangs got matching 1-under dous. It speaks well for our team kind of back — if you add those debated catch that wasn’t. 35s from senior Dylan Lillard this year,” praised the veteran Mustangs two together — that we had in So now Garrett gets questions and sophomore Parker Grey. Mustang coach. Senior Caleb Murray,” Jerry Jones said. about building on what hap- Cade Puryear and Nick Craig carded a 43 in support of From Page 13 “McFadden is an experienced pened last season, and treats McCracken, another pair of the winning total. back. Randle is not as experi- them the same way he did after Walker Valley 10th-graders, were Hurricane Tyson Venable tied this year.” tions answered Friday. That’s enced, but he’s got a chance to three straight 8-8 seasons that right on their heels with even-par Lillard and Grey for low-medalist The coaching staff is looking for going to be the first time they are get in and use some, I think, very ended without a postseason half rounds of 36 on the Chatata honors with a 1-under 35 of his some issues to be answered actually in the trenches — some- instinctive, natural running back berth. Valley front nine. own, but the other three scores Friday during the scrimmage, thing besides a normal practice qualities to have the position give “We really don’t believe that “Dylan (Lillard) was 3-under were a 39 or higher. particularly against defending setting. Sometimes in practice us everything it can give us.” you build on something from the going into the seventh hole, but state champion Knox West. It will when you are going against your his approach shot to the green Lady Mustangs 74, Lady Hurricanes 92 The Cowboys are still opti- previous year,” Garrett said. WV — Katie Medley 34, Kelsey Cassada 40 (alter- be the first real look at who is buddy, you don’t always get a mistic on change-of-pace back “This year’s team is different hit a sprinkler head and shot off nate - Whitney Kincaid 46). going to perform and which direc- true picture. Lance Dunbar, and believe they than last year’s team and we all into the high grass. We couldn’t EH — Madalyn Hembree 38, Janie Henry 54. Mustangs 142, Hurricanes 162 tion the focus needs to turn “But we will definitely know might have improved the block- have to understand that. I think find it, so he had to take a penal- WV — Dylan Lillard 35, Parker Grey 35, Cade before wins and losses start to where we’re showing improve- ing by getting La’el Collins as an our players understand that. ty and re-hit,” Coach Williams Puryear 36, Nick McCracken 36 (alternate -Caleb Craig 43). count. ment and where we still have a undrafted free agent. He was pro- That’s how they worked in the said of the 2014 TSSAA state EH — Tyson Venable 35, Taylor Vanzant 39, Miller “We’re going to get a lot of ques- ways to go after Friday.” jected as a first-round pick, but offseason.” tournament participant’s day. Wick 40, Josh Aslinger 48. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Mississippi stores await start of Sales Tax Holiday JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Consumers Tennessee and Arkansas to take advan- the first Friday of each September and may not have the luxury of shifting the will hit Mississippi stores soon to take tage of the tax break. runs for three days, through Sunday. timing of their purchases to coincide advantage of the annual state sales tax AP NEWS ANALYSIS Michel said he originally planned for Nineteen states conduct some sort of with a two- or three-day sales tax holi- holiday. a tax holiday to run Friday through sales tax holiday, according to the day. Shoppers won’t pay the 7 percent tax help people with back-to-school shop- Sunday. He said the late Sen. Bill Minor National Council of State Legislatures. However, advocates, say sales tax on shoes and clothing priced under ping. In times of sputtering economies, of Holly Springs, who was then chair- North Carolina rescinded its tax holiday holidays make a state’s tax structure $100 per item. Tax will still be charged lawmakers and business owners hoped man of the Finance Committee, took in 2013. fairer, spur economic activity and come on many items, including jewelry, back- the holiday would get reluctant shop- Sunday sales out of the legislation. While people such as Michel tout the with little cost to the states in terms of packs and specialized sports shoes pers to pry open their wallets. “He was from a small town and his benefits of tax-free shopping, the revenue and administrative difficulties. such as soccer cleats. This year’s holiday is July 31-Aug. 1. merchants didn’t want to have to work Institute on Taxation and Economic In Tennessee, this year’s sales tax The leader of the sales tax holiday Many Mississippi schools will begin the on Sundays,” Michel said. “I had Policy in Washington, D.C., believes holiday is Aug. 7-9. Shoppers can pur- movement, former state Sen. Walter first week of August. worked on it so long I was amenable to sales tax holidays are poorly targeted, chase clothing and school supplies tax- Michel of Jackson, said he’s pleased Describing it as a back-to-school tax any amendments that got the legislation providing tax breaks to the wealthiest free up to $100 or computers up to that many retailers have gotten into the holiday prompts confusion among shop- passed for Mississippi retailers and con- taxpayers and offering less assistance $1,500. spirit. Many are offering 50 percent to pers, Michel said. sumers.” to the elderly or families without chil- In Arkansas, the sales tax holiday is 70 percent off covered items as they “School supplies were never in the Michel said it may be time for law- dren who don’t have back-to-school Aug. 1-2. Shoppers can purchase compete for shoppers. legislation,” he said. “The idea was to makers to revisit the law and add needs. school supplies and clothing up to $100 Republican Michel lobbied his col- provide something so all shoppers school supplies and other items. The institute also said many low- tax-free. leagues for 10 years to set the sales tax would benefit and not limit it.” In 2014, legislators set a sales tax income taxpayers spend most or all of In Louisiana, the sales tax holiday is holiday. The Legislature passed it in Michel said he believes the holiday holiday for guns, ammunition, archery their money on necessities, which Aug. 7-8. Shoppers won’t pay the sales 2009. brings more people into cities and equipment and some hunting supplies. means they have less disposable income tax on up to $2,500 worth of personal Tax-free days were seen as a way to towns, especially from Louisiana, The “Second Amendment Weekend” is than wealthier taxpayers. They also property for nonbusiness use.

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Dear Annie: Yesterday, I had an argument with my 85-year- Reading can bring us joy old mother. She said I must be a lesbian because of my recent Facebook posts in support of with every turn of the page all my gay friends and the Supreme Court decision he options for latching bring numerous benefits to the upholding gay marriage. onto a great book — reading experience, such as Specifically, I changed my Twhether a classic by the ability to instantly down- photo so it was colored in Victor Hugo or the latest best- load new books or change the beautiful rainbow shades. seller by John Grisham — type size on the screen. But My mother was appalled that I was supporting “those people” appear limitless these days. tried-and-true print versions of and demanded that I change Printed books remain popu- books remain strong and it’s my picture. She said she was lar, but e-readers provide nice to be able to grab a book embarrassed and claimed that additional choices. We can still without charging its battery or all of her friends were calling visit bookstores and libraries, bringing along a power cord. her to ask whether I was gay. This was a lie and she admitted but a seemingly infinite selec- And as far as I’m concerned, it. Then she said she does not tion of titles is available for you just can’t beat the intoxi- support gay people and I ordering online. cating aroma of fresh book should support them in more And, despite periodic wor- pages. private ways. I told her I am 50 ries about the reading habits 4. To infinity and beyond. years old, not 10, and these are my choices. If she doesn’t like of the young, a Pew Research Trains, planes and automo- Better economy spurs Altria’s it, she doesn’t have to look at Center study released last biles all have limits on where my Facebook page. year showed that young they can take us. Books don’t. I have never felt comfortable adults, ages 18-29, were the A science fiction novel can having my mother as a friend group most likely to have read whisk us away to an alternate cigarette sales despite prices on Facebook. I want to un- friend her, but I’d feel guilty. a book in the previous 12 universe. A historical novel NEW YORK (AP) — A better shipment volume rose 3 percent She has always been this way, months. can plunk us down in the mid- economy is prompting smokers in the second quarter, while dis- and frankly, I’m fed up. She It’s not surprising people are dle of the Salem witch trials. In to buy more cigarettes, even as The uptick in cigarettes count cigarette shipment volume has other friends and family on still eager to lose themselves the movie “Toy Story,” Buzz prices climb. This helped sold is unusual at a time increased 8.9 percent. Facebook, so it’s not as though in a richly plotted novel, a well- Lightyear’s catchphrase was Marlboro maker Altria in its sec- when tobacco companies Total cigarette shipment vol- she’ll be out of the loop. What ond quarter. have routinely seen ume climbed 3.1 percent. This is do you say? — New York researched biography or any “to infinity and beyond.” That The uptick in cigarettes sold is declines, as people smoke the second consecutive quarter Dear New York: There are title on a favorite topic. aptly describes the reach of unusual at a time when tobacco fewer cigarettes because that Altria has reported a volume kinder ways to deal with this Reading is beneficial for books and the power they companies have routinely seen of tax increases, smoking increase. It experienced volume rather than un-friending your everyone, whether we do it for have to transport us. Right in declines, as people smoke fewer bans and increasing declines in the three quarters 85-year-old mother. You can entertainment, to pass the cigarettes because of tax social stigma. before that. arrange your privacy settings our hands we have the pas- increases, smoking bans and Altria also raised the price of a on Facebook to limit what she time or to learn. We can grow sageway to a new world, a increasing social stigma. Camel pack of Marlboros. The net price sees and what she can post on and change from the first page new language or a new under- cigarette maker Reynolds also climbing, with a report on per pack was $6.08 in the sec- your page. But truly, you are to the last page, and any- standing. We can be any- American said Tuesday that it Tuesday indicating that limited ond quarter. That’s 13 cents 50 years old and should know where in between. A love for where and we can be there at also sold more cigarettes in the supply and accelerating home higher than a year earlier. how to deal with your bigoted quarter. sales are pushing prices up. And For the period ended June 30, mother by now. Ignore her reading can open a lot of any time. Altria said part of the increase while gasoline prices may be on Altria Group Inc. earned $1.45 comments. Change the subject doors. 5. Lessons within the pages. resulted from retailers’ inventory the rise this year, they are still billion, or 74 cents per share. A when she says things you find Please allow me to suggest The opportunity to expand our movements, which often come below year-ago prices. year earlier it earned $1.26 bil- offensive and refuse to engage six ways reading brings joy to creativity and knowledge is ahead of a price increase. But it Altria Chairman and CEO lion, or 64 cents per share. her in these pointless argu- our lives: what reading is all about. said volume rose 1 percent in the Martin Barrington said during a The results exceeded Wall ments where neither of you will quarter even adjusting for that conference call that the company Street expectations. The average influence the other. Don’t 1. Relaxation factor. After a Name a topic and a book factor. knows that adult tobacco con- estimate of six analysts surveyed become angry. Smile, and then busy day, down time with a exists that can help you learn Christopher Growe of Stifel sumers started to feel better by Zacks Investment Research do what you want. It’s how book can be a rewarding way more about it. The options are Nicolaus said in a client note this during the second half of 2014, was for earnings of 72 cents per children have dealt with diffi- to segue into bedtime. Putting numerous — music, history, week that improving economic when gasoline prices began to share. cult parents for centuries. up your feet with a cup of tea art, geography, exploration, conditions — particularly for drop sharply. Revenue, excluding excise ——— adult tobacco consumers — is While Altria anticipates gaso- taxes, totaled $4.88 billion. (About the writers: Annie’s and a timeless story can make science, nature, religion and supporting growth of the catego- line prices in the latter part of Altria, which also owns a wine Mailbox is written by Kathy the stress melt away. What more. My goal has always ry overall. 2015 may top the prior-year peri- business and has a voting stake Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, long- better way to unwind? The been to be a lifelong learner One component that’s likely od’s pricing, Barrington said in brewer SABMiller, boosted its time editors of the Ann Landers beauty of ending the day with and books are a fantastic playing a role is the job market. that’s not the only thing people full-year adjusted profit outlook column. Please email your ques- a good book is that you can asset for achieving that. Employers have steadily added are focusing on. The executive to a range of $2.76 to $2.81 per tions to anniesmailbox@cre- jobs since the beginning of 2014, said that the adult tobacco con- share. Its prior guidance was for ators.com, or write to: Annie’s still have mental stimulation John Green, author of such creating an average of 242,556 sumer is stronger in 2015 thanks $2.75 to $2.80 per share. Mailbox, c/o Creators even as you seek a distraction works as “The Fault in Our jobs each month and the unem- to several economic factors, such Analysts surveyed by FactSet Syndicate, 737 3rd St., from personal issues, work Stars” and “Paper Towns,” has ployment rate has fallen to 5.3 as escalating home prices, lower expect $2.81 per share. Hermosa Beach CA 90254. You concerns and the unexpected said, “Great books help you percent from 6.7 percent during unemployment rates and healthy The Richmond, Virginia-based can also find Annie on complications of life. understand, and they help you that time. consumer confidence. company also said Wednesday Facebook at Home prices in the U.S. are Altria reported that Marlboro that it plans to buy back $1 bil- Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To 2. Universal appeal, person- feel understood.” That might lion shares of its common stock find out more about Annie’s al experience. People can be the best reason of all to by the end of next year. Mailbox and read features by read the same book, yet come read. Its stock shed 45 cents to other Creators Syndicate writ- away with an experience that The feeling that someone TODAY IN HISTORY $54.80 in morning trading. Its ers and cartoonists, visit the is distinct for them. I agree else knows our struggles and shares have risen almost 32 per- Creators Syndicate Web page at cent over the past year. www.creators.com.) with Edmund Wilson, the relates to our lives can give us Today is Thursday, July 30, the heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis, American literary and social a sense of completeness, and 211th day of 2015. There are 154 having just delivered components critic, who observed that “no help us realize we aren’t the days left in the year. of the atomic bomb to Tinian in two persons ever read the only ones who feel or think the Today’s Highlight in History: the Mariana Islands, was torpe- Cleveland Daily Banner same book.” We often alter way we do. On July 30, 1965, President doed by a Japanese submarine; Lyndon B. Johnson signed a only 317 out of nearly 1,200 men – Established in 1854 – what is written — or at least Reading can make us measure creating Medicare, survived. our interpretations of it — to happy when we are sad. It which began operating the follow- In 1953, the Small Business EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER reflect our situations, person- can make us laugh when we ing year. Administration was founded. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant alities and opinions. are depressed. And it can On this date: In 1956, President Dwight D. In 1729, the city of Baltimore Eisenhower signed a measure 3. Tech savvy welcome, but excite us when we are dis- OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR was founded. making “In God We Trust” the Herb Lacy not required. E-readers are heartened. Those are great In 1864, during the Civil War, national motto, replacing “E Joyce Taylor popular these days and it’s not accomplishments for such a Union forces tried to take Pluribus Unum” (“Out of many, SPORTS EDITOR hard to understand why. They simple activity. Petersburg, Virginia, by exploding one”). ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts a gunpowder-laden mine shaft In 1963, the Soviet Union Rick Norton ——— beneath Confederate defense announced it had granted politi- ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (About the writer: Darlene Quinn is an author and journalist lines; the attack failed. cal asylum to Harold “Kim” Jack Bennett from Long Beach, Calif., who has multiple novels to her credit. 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Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 In 1945, the Portland class the Irish Republican Army. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015— 17 AP investigation: Filthy Rio water could be threat at 2016 Olympics RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The stick to their program of testing ogy and results of the AP tests. waters where Olympians will com- only for bacteria to determine “It’s all the water from the toilets pete in swimming and boating whether the water is safe for ath- and the showers and whatever events next summer in South letes, as that is the accepted norm people put down their sinks, all America’s first games are rife with globally. mixed up, and it’s going out into human sewage and present a seri- “We’ve had reassurances from the beach waters.” ous health risk for athletes, as well the World Health Organization and In the U.S., Griffith said, areas as for visitors to the iconic beaches others that there is no significant with such levels of contamination of Rio de Janeiro. risk to athlete health,” he told the “would be shut down immediate- An Associated Press investiga- AP on the sidelines of an IOC ly.” tion found dangerously high levels meeting in Malaysia. Brazilian officials who oversee of viruses and bacteria from He went on to say that “there water quality at the Olympic sites sewage in venues where athletes will be people pushing for all sorts said they are not monitoring for will compete in the 2016 Olympic of other tests, but we follow the viruses. and Paralympic water sports. expert advice and official advice on But Leonardo Daemon, coordi- In the first independent compre- how to monitor water effectively.” nator of water quality monitoring Reunion 1ere via AP hensive testing for both viruses Many water and health experts for the state’s environmental In ThIs ImAge taken from video, police officers look over a piece of debris from a plane, Wednesday and bacteria at the Olympic sites, in the U.S. and Europe are push- agency, said officials are strictly in Saint-Andre, Reunion. Air safety investigators, one of them a Boeing investigator, have identified the the AP conducted four rounds of ing regulatory agencies to include following Brazilian regulations on component as a “flaperon” from the trailing edge of a Boeing 777 wing, a U.S. official said. Flight 370, tests starting in March. The viral testing in determining water water quality, which are all based which disappeared March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board, is the only 777 known to be missing. results have alarmed international quality because the majority of ill- on bacteria levels. experts and dismayed competitors nesses from recreational water “What would be the standard training in Rio, some of whom activities are related to viruses, not that should be followed for the have already have fallen ill with bacteria. quantity of virus? Because the fevers, vomiting and diarrhea. Brazilian authorities pledged presence or absence of virus in the Malaysian premier: plane These ailments could knock an that a major overhaul of the city’s water ... needs to have a standard, athlete out for days, potentially waterways would be among the a limit,” he said. “You don’t have a curtailing Olympics dreams and Olympics’ most significant lega- standard for the quantity of virus the years of hard training behind cies. But the stench of raw sewage in relation to human health when debris to be sent to France them. still greets travelers arriving at it comes to contact with water.” “This is by far the worst water Rio’s international airport. Prime Fernando Spilki, a top Brazilian PARIS (AP) — A sea-crusted the tips. When the plane is bank- have drifted from our current quality we’ve ever seen in our sail- beaches remain deserted because virologist, carried out four rounds wing part washed up on an ing, the flaperon on one wing tilts search area to that island.” ing careers,” said Ivan Bulaja, a the surf is thick with putrid of viral and bacterial water testing island in the western Indian up and the other tilts down, Dolan said search resources coach for the Austrian team, sludge, and periodic die-offs leave for the AP, collecting samples at Ocean may be the first trace of which makes the plane roll to the would be better spent continuing which has spent months training the Olympic lake littered with rot- three Olympic sites. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 left or right as it turns. the seabed search with sonar on the Guanabara Bay. “I am quite ting fish. Spilki’s testing looked for three since it vanished nearly a year The piece could help investiga- and video for wreckage rather sure if you swim in this water and More than 10,000 athletes hail- different types of human aden- and a half ago, and a tragic but tors figure out how the plane than reviving a surface search for it goes into your mouth or nose ing from over 200 countries are ovirus that are typical “markers” of finally solid clue to one of avia- crashed, but whether it will help debris if the part proved to be that quite a lot of bad things are expected to compete in the Aug. 5- human sewage in Brazil. In addi- tion’s most perplexing and search crews pinpoint the rest of from Flight 370. coming inside your body.” 21, 2016, games. Nearly 1,400 of tion, he tested for enteroviruses, expensive mysteries. the wreckage is unclear, given Robin Beaman, a marine geol- Sailor David Hussl has already them will come into contact with the most common cause of upper Malaysia’s prime minister said the complexity of the currents in ogist at Australia’s James Cook fallen ill. waters contaminated by rampant respiratory tract infections in the Thursday the debris found on the the southern Indian Ocean and University, said there is prece- “I’ve had high temperatures and sewage pollution, as they sail in young, which can also lead to French island of Reunion will be the time that has elapsed since dence for large objects traveling problems with my stomach,” the Guanabara Bay; swim off of brain and heart ailments. He also sent for investigation to the the plane disappeared. vast distances across the Indian Hussl said. “It’s always one day Copacabana Beach; and canoe tested for rotavirus, the main French city of Toulouse, the cen- A massive multinational Ocean. Last year, a man lost his completely in bed and then usual- and row on the brackish waters of cause of gastroenteritis globally. ter for European aviation. search effort of the southern boat off the Western Australia ly not sailing for two or three the Rodrigo de Freitas Lake. And The test results consistently “We have had many false Indian Ocean, the China Sea and coast after it overturned in rough days.” starting next week, hundreds of found high counts of active and alarms before, but for the sake of the Gulf of Thailand has turned seas. Eight months later, the Water pollution has long athletes will take to the waters in infectious human adenoviruses, the families who have lost loved up no trace of the plane. boat turned up off the French plagued Brazil’s urban areas, Olympic trial events. which cause explosive diarrhea, ones, and suffered such heart- The last primary radar contact island of Mayotte, west of where most sewage isn’t collected, Brazilian officials insist the violent vomiting, respiratory trou- breaking uncertainty, I pray that with Flight 370 placed its posi- Madagascar — 7,400 kilometers let alone treated. In Rio, much of waters will be safe, but the AP test- ble and other illnesses. we will find out the truth so that tion over the Andaman Sea about (4,600 miles) from where it dis- the waste runs through open-air ing over five months found not one The concentrations of the they may have closure and 370 kilometers (230 miles) north- appeared. ditches to fetid streams and rivers venue fit for swimming or boating, human adenoviruses were roughly peace,” Najib Razak said on his west of the Malaysian city of “I don’t think we should rule that feed the Olympic water sites according to international experts, equivalent to that seen in raw personal blog. Penang. Reunion is about 5,600 anything out, that’s for sure,” and blight the city’s picture post- who say it’s too late for a cleanup. sewage — even at one of the least- Najib promised to make any kilometers (3,500 miles) south- Beaman said. card beaches. “What you have there is basical- polluted areas tested, Copacabana new information public quickly. west of Penang, and about 4,200 Beaman believes experts could Dr. Richard Budgett, the med- ly raw sewage,” said John Griffith, Beach, where marathon and Air safety investigators — one kilometers (2,600 miles) west of analyze ocean currents to try to ical director for the International a marine biologist at the independ- triathlon swimming will take place of them a Boeing investigator — the current search area. determine where the plane Olympic Committee, said after ent Southern California Coastal and where many of the expected have identified the component as It was well understood after entered the water, though given seeing the AP findings that the IOC Water Research Project. Griffith 350,000 foreign tourists may take a “flaperon” from the trailing the aircraft disappeared that if the time that has elapsed and the and Brazilian authorities should examined the protocols, methodol- a dip. edge of a Boeing 777 wing, a U.S. there was any floating debris vast distance the debris may official said. Flight 370, which from the plane, Indian Ocean have traveled, it would be very disappeared March 8, 2014, with currents would eventually bring difficult. 239 people on board, is the only it to the east coast of Africa, said If the part belongs to Flight 777 known to be missing. aviation safety expert John 370, it could provide valuable “It’s the first real evidence that Goglia, a former member of the clues to investigators trying to fig- there is a possibility that a part of U.S. National Transportation ure out what caused the aircraft Cleveland Daily Banner the aircraft may have been Safety Board. But the debris is to vanish in the first place, said found,” said Australian Transport unlikely to provide much help in Jason Middleton, an aviation pro- 1505 25TH STREET N.W. Minister Warren Truss, whose tracing the ocean currents back fessor at the University of New country is leading the search for to the location of the main wreck- South Wales in Sydney. The Cleveland, TN 37311 the plane in a remote patch of age, he said. nature of the damage to the ocean far off Australia’s west “It’s going to be hard to say debris could help indicate 472-5041 coast. “It’s too early to make that with any certainty where the whether the plane broke up in the judgment, but clearly we are source of this was,” he said. “It air or when it hit the water, and treating this as a major lead.” just confirms that the airplane is how violently it did so, he said. Flight 370 had been traveling in the water and hasn’t been The barnacles attached to the from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, hijacked to some remote place part could also help marine biol- but investigators believe based and is waiting to be used for ogists determine roughly how on satellite data that the plane some other purpose. ... We long it has been in the water, he turned south into the Indian haven’t lost any 777s anywhere said. Ocean after vanishing from else.” A comprehensive report earlier radar. If the wing part is from the In a statement Thursday, the this year into the plane’s disap- Malaysian plane, it would bolster prefecture of Reunion empha- pearance revealed that the bat- that theory and put to rest others sized that the source of the tery of the locator beacon for the that it traveled north, or landed debris has not been identified, plane’s flight data recorder had somewhere after being hijacked. nor has it been definitely found expired more than a year before The wing piece is about 2 to be from a Boeing 777. Reunion the jet vanished. However, the meters (6 feet) long. Investigators authorities have asked France’s report said the battery in the have found a number on the aviation investigative agency, locator beacon of the cockpit part, but it is not a serial or reg- known as the BEA, to coordinate voice recorder was working. istration number, Truss said. It with international investigators, Over the past 16 months, could be a maintenance number, notably the Malaysian and hopes have repeatedly been which may help investigators fig- Australian authorities. raised and then dashed that the Completely Redesigned Web Page ure out what plane it belongs to, The discovery is unlikely to plane, or parts of the plane, had he said. alter the seabed search, said been found: Objects spotted on A French official close to an Australian Transport Safety satellite imagery, items found www.clevelandbanner.com investigation of the debris con- Bureau Chief Commissioner floating in the sea and washed firmed Wednesday that French Martin Dolan, who is heading up ashore in Western Australia, oil law enforcement is on Reunion to the hunt. If the find proved to be slicks — in the end, none of them examine it. A French television part of the missing aircraft, it were from Flight 370. Visit Our What’s Happening Section network was airing video from its would be consistent with the the- The most infamous false lead Reunion affiliate of the debris. ory that the plane crashed within came in April 2014, when U.S. investigators are examining the 120,000-square-kilometer Australian Prime Minister Tony Post Your Photos, Stories or Videos a photo of the debris. (46,000-square-mile) search area, Abbott said officials were “very The U.S. and French officials 1,800 kilometers (1,100 miles) confident” that a series of under- spoke on condition that they not southwest of Australia, he said. water signals search crews had be named because they aren’t “It doesn’t rule out our current picked up were coming from PRINT PLUS 24/7 authorized to speak publicly. search area if this were associat- Flight 370’s black boxes. The sig- ELECTRONIC Flaperons are located on the ed with MH370,” Dolan told The nals proved to be a dead end, with ELECTRONIC EDITIONS rear edge of both wings, about Associated Press. “It is entirely no trace of the devices or the ONLY midway between the fuselage and possible that something could wreckage found. Includes full access on your desktop, Includes full access Volkswagen sold more vehicles than Toyota in first half on your desktop, TOKYO (AP) — Volkswagen down from the same period in million vehicles, beating tablet and mobile overtook Toyota in global vehicle 2014. Volkswagen and GM. 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The Publisher reserves the have splintered under pressure being postponed,” said the state- condition of anonymity because right to revise or reject, at his option, to enter into peace talks with the ment. he was not authorized to talk to any advertisement he deems objec- Afghan government after almost The first round of the official, reporters on the ongoing talks. Iraqis take mandatory day off tionable either in subject or phrase- 14 years of war. face-to-face discussions was Further splintering within the ology or which he may deem detri- The peace process suffered a hosted by Islamabad earlier this Taliban ranks could see more mental to his business. deadline for as heat wave smothers Mideast classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- blow earlier Thursday, first when month. The meeting was super- local commanders defect and join day is 2pm for business ads and the Afghan Taliban indicated vised by U.S. and Chinese repre- other groups. 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Several Gulf states, including Haqqani as its new deputy Political analyst Ahmad Saeedi remnants of the Taliban led by Scorching temperatures are nor- the United Arab Emirates, Qatar 2. Special Notices leader, the two Taliban figures said the Taliban’s statement Mullah Omar fled over the border mal this time of year, but an and Saudi Arabia, mandate mid- ClASSIfIED said. could signal a total rejection of into Pakistan, where they are unprecedented heat wave prompt- day breaks when temperatures are ADvERTISEmENTS Haqqani has a U.S. govern- the talks. believed to have the protection of ed Iraqi authorities to declare a at their highest for low-paid at Your Convenience! ment bounty of $10 million on “I’m pretty sure there will be Islamabad. Mullah Omar has not mandatory four-day holiday begin- migrant laborers during the sum- his head as a leader of the no peace deal,” he said. been seen in public since then, ning Thursday. mer months. But that only pro- 24 Hours A Day! extremist Haqqani network, The fracturing within the though statements have been The government has urged resi- vides some relief as many still Email your AD to us! which is allied with al-Qaeda. Taliban movement, and the rise issued in his name giving cre- dents to stay out of the sun and spend long hours working in the [email protected] His election to the leadership to power of figures seen as poten- dence to Taliban denials of his drink plenty of water, but for heat and travel to job sites on of the Afghan Taliban confirms tially hostile to peace talks, could death. 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No phone calls. $1,800: LUxURY Apartment fully Street, beside townhouse Bakery wall pictures, some designer clothes, furnished, utilities paid. Located on origin, handicap/ disability or an in- 423-472-7296. purses, shoes, jewelry, small YARD SALE, off highway 64, 160 FULL- timE customer Service/ quiet side street. Contact Jones tention to make any such prefer- ence, limitation or discrimination." i BUY junk cars, trucks, motorcycles freezer, leather loveseat, oversize Silver trail. Lots of Elvis records and Receptionist needed. No nights or Properties 423-472-4000 chair and ottoman, antique radio and fishing equipment. Friday and Satur- weekends, monday- Friday www.jonesproperties.biz. this newspaper will not knowingly from $250 up to $600 i will pick up. accept any advertising for real estate call Donny at 423-507-4912. stereo, furniture. call 850-363-4402 day. 9am-5pm. Excellent bonus and to view early or prices. benefits package. please send re- $400: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath close to which is in violation of the law. Our If you are searching for a product YARD SALE: 1010 Bramblewood sume to: #726-p, c/o cleveland Greenway, water/ sewer paid. readers are informed that all dwell- or service AND do not want to use RUmmAGE SALE tO SUppORt trail, Everhart Subdivision, Saturday Daily Banner, p.O. Box 3600, Contact Jones Properties, ings advertised in this newspaper loads of time searching everywhere, miSSiONS will be held Friday, August 1st, 8am-noon. cleveland, tN 37320-3600 423-472-4000. are available on an equal opportu- WHY NOT Advertise your need un- 8am-3pm and Saturday, 8am-2pm at www.jonesproperties.biz. nity basis. Equal housing Opportu- der the heading: 014 WANt tO the First methodist church, 3425 18. Articles for Sale hELp WANtED: SiGN SERvicES nity, m/F. BUY in thE cLEvELAND DAiLY North Ocoee Street, cleveland, in 3 DRAWER side table with marble iNc. 2009 Blythe Avenue cleveland BANNER!! the cleveland Life center. top, Louis fifteenth century designed tN 37311 Job description: Sign in- 2 BEDROOm, 1 bath house, $400 chest with marble top, drafting table, stallation and maintenance. Need F monthly. And 2 Bedroom, 1 bath mo- wood antique stool, 2 iron porch endorsement License or better, must bile home $400 monthly. Owner/ LEGAL PUBLICATION chairs, antique mirror, Seth thomas be handy with tools. Drug free work Agent 423-715-2489. EDC August Meeting Notice clock and other things. place. Apply at address above. 423-614-7279. 3 AND 4 Bedroom houses for rent. immEDiAtE OpENiNG for a veteri- Lot of work needed, willing to trade The Economic Development Council (EDC) of the FOR SALE: Authentic indian Arti- nary Assistant in a veterinarian hos- labor for rent. Owner/ Agent Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce will hold facts will be for sale Saturday, pital. Some weekend work required. pUBLiShER'S NOticE: All real es- 423-715-2489. August 1st, in front of mora's An- veterinary or medical experience re- tate advertised in this newspaper is its regular quarterly meeting Thursday, Aug. 6, at 4 tiques (1995 Keith Street) from 9am p.m. in the boardroom of the Chamber offices. The quired. Send resume to:#723-p, c/o subject to the Federal Fair housing 3 BEDROOm house, freshly painted, to 3pm. cleveland Daily Banner, p.O. Box Act of 1968 and the tennessee hu- 2 full baths, carport, behind Logan's EDC executive committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. LOSE 30 lbs. in 30 days! medical 3600, cleveland, tN 37320-3600. man Rights Act which makes it ille- Roadhouse, $1,300. 4133 highway prior to the regular council meeting. Both meetings doctors say the only way to lose iNSiDE SALES Applicants NEEDED gal to advertise "any preference, Drive. 423-595-2070. are open to the public. weight is to eat less and exercise for medical Equipment company limitation or discrimination based on July 30, 2015 more. Learn how to avoid seeking professional Sales Repre- race, color, religion, sex, or national BEAUtiFUL hOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 2 weight-loss scams. call the Federal sentatives to call patients & medical origin, handicap/ disability or an in- full baths, Newly Remodeled! $995 LEGAL PUBLICATION trade commission at facilities. Base pay plus bonus. tention to make any such prefer- monthly. No pets/ No smoking. 1-877-Ftc-hELp. A message from please fax resume to: 423-478-3160 ence, limitation or discrimination." Beautiful lot, plenty of parking, in PUBLIC NOTICE cleveland Daily Banner and the or apply in person at: 1510 Stuart this newspaper will not knowingly town, great location! 423-478-5868 REGULAR MEETING OF THE Ftc. Or visit our Web site at Road, Suite 109 in cleveland or call accept any advertising for real estate CITY OF CLEVELAND www.ftc.gov 423-478-7433. which is in violation of the law. Our 56. Houses for Sale readers are informed that all dwell- 3 BEDROOm, 2 bath with full fin- HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION PALLETS!!! LOcAL cOmpANY hiring over the ings advertised in this newspaper TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2015 AT 5:15 PM fREE WHILE THEY LAST! road drivers class A cDL. 2 years ished basement that includes a thea- are available on an equal opportu- ter room, fenced back yard with ga- CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL BUILDING Cleveland Daily Banner minimum experience with good re- nity basis. Equal housing Opportu- cord. 423-595-8922. zebo and fire pit area. home Quali- 190 CHURCH STREET NE 19. Estate Sales nity, m/F. fies for USDA 100 % financing. call mEchANic - A local construction cindi Richardson or chad Shiffer The Historic Commission will consider the follow- 2 BEDROOm, 1 bath duplex. Laun- ing items: EStAtE SALE 4534 planters Ridge company is looking for a heavy 423.618.6455 KELLER WiLLiAmS Drive NW in Autumn Ridge, Satur- Equipment mechanic for Full time dry hookups. NO pEtS. $525 cLEvELAND 423.303.1200. Tricia Pennington requests an amendment/clarifi- day 8am-5pm, Sunday 1pm-5pm, position. pay rate is hourly and rate monthly, $375 deposit; cation for her Certificate of Appropriateness at 440 follow pink signs starting at corner of will be based on experience. minimal 423-310-8792. REmODELED hOmE: 3 Bedrooms, Georgetown and candies. Centenary Ave NW (Tax Map 49L Group A Parcel travel required - home most nights. 2031 WYNWOOD- 1 bedroom, 2.5 baths, double garage, Ross/ Drug free workplace - Equal oppor- Yates, cleveland middle, cleveland 9.00). The property is zoned R1 Single Family Resi- EStAtE SALES by Linda: Friday/ stove, refrigerator, water furnished. tunity employer. 423-596-2075. $400 monthly, $175 deposit. high, rocking chair front porch, Flor- dential. Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday ida room. Lease with option to buy. Jerry and Tamara Smith request a Certificate of Ap- 2pm-5pm. 64 highway, turn left at mEchANic, OpERAtORS and La- 2 bedroom, den, living room, stove, refrigerator, water furnished. $550 Owner/ agent, StONY BROOKS red light just past Shake Shack, bors needed. Apply in person at 798 REALtY 423-479-4514. propriateness for work at 330 Centenary Ave NW follow signs to Old parksville Road, county Road 180, Athens, must monthly, $200 deposit. (Tax Map 49L Group B Parcel 6.00). The property is to Benwood Subdivision, or have a valid drivers license. 2062 Wynwood- 1 bedroom, no 57. farms & Acreage for Sale steps, water, stove, refrigerator fur- zoned R1 Single Family Residential. ApD-40 to Benton pike exit, turn StARS, iNc. hiring personal Assis- July 30, 2015 right, follow signs. very good sale, nished. $375 monthly, $175 deposit. 20 vERY nice acres with 1,000 feet tant. Beginning wage $8. call Noon to 6pm call 423-310-0742. road frontage, all fenced, with creek house is jam packed. 2 Love seats, 423-447-2590, ext # 1. LEGAL PUBLICATION electric recliner, nice dining room through center, pond and city water, set, curio cabinets, 2 nice high boy tRAvELODGE: FRONt desk clerk BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE Strawhill Road, $155,000. SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE SALE chests, nice beds and bedding, needed, computer experience pre- APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with 423-650-1497 or 423-479-4280. Default having been made in the payment of the utilities furnished ($369- $559); 2 marble top tables, victorian chairs, ferred. Apply 156 James Asbury 64. Recreational vehicles debts and obligations secured to be paid by a cer- costume jewelry, wheel chairs, lad- Drive. i-75, exit 27. Bedroom ($429- $599). Appliances tain Deed of Trust executed 21 July 2000 by ders, lots of tools, air compressor, furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. 2000 pROWLER fifth wheel, 25 feet, pressure washer, push mower, lots vEtERiNARY tEchNiciAN/ Assis- hitch, slide out, awning, a/c forced Eugene E. Foust and wife, Teresa R. Foust, to J. Mi- of large flower pots with flowers, tant: Experience required. must be BRAND NEW townhome! 2 bed- air heat. $7,500. 423-479-6593. chael Sharp, as Trustee for Stony W. Brooks, as old trunks, lots and lots of nice lin- available nights and weekends. room, 1.5 bath, 2801 Greenwood ens, lots of small antique items, Send resume to p.O. Box 372 Drive. Ask about pets? $725 69. Trucks for Sale same appears of record in the Office of the Register charleston, tN 37310. of Bradley County, Tennessee in the original lots of yard art, lots of christmas monthly. call/ text 423.400.0962. 1991 chEvY Silverado 1500, excel- items, ladies large size clothing amount of $106,000.00 in Trust Deed Book 1057, WAitER/ WAitRESS wanted, full/ cLEvELAND SUmmit Apartments lent running condition, very depend- and shoes, lots and lots of new part- time. Experience helpful. Apply able work truck. $2,800 or best. page 319-323, in the Register’s Office of Bradley yarn, cup and saucer collections, Rent is based on income for persons in person. Gondolier, 3300 North 62 or older, handicapped or dis- 773-359-7341. County, Tennessee and modified in Book 1971, much, much more. See pictures at Keith Street. estatesales.net. abled. We have immediate open- 72. Cars for Sale page 464 in the ROBCT. In the Circuit Court for ings. Equal housing Opportunity 44 Bradley County Tennessee, Docket No. V-00-1050, 33. Business Opportunities inman Street 479-3005 LLOYD'S USED cARS Teresa Culbertson Foust and Eugene Edward Foust EvERYthiNG mUSt go including INvESTIgATE BEfORE 5526 Waterlevel highway house and property, 641 Rabbit val- YOU INvEST! ExtRA NicE 1 bedroom. No smok- cleveland 423-476-5681 were granted a divorce. Marital Dissolution Agree- ley Road NW. tuesday through Sat- Always a good policy, especially for ing, no pets. central heat/ air, $375 2007 pontiac torrent SUv. 2006 ment, dated 28 November 2000, and Final Judg- urday 1pm-7pm daily. household, business opportunities and fran- monthly, $300 deposit. chrysler pacifica SUv. 2004 chevy ment of Divorce dated 2 March 2001 are attached shop/ tools, motorcycle items, build- chise. call tN Division of consumer 423-472-6911. trailblazer, 4x 4. 2004 chevy S10 hereto as Exhibit A. Pursuant to the Agreement and ing material, 1986 corvette- project/ Affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- Blazer 4x 4. 2001 chevy S10 crew parts car, 2001 Buell Blast motorcy- eral trade commission at (877) SpAciOUS, cLEAN, 2 bedrooms, cab truck 4x 4. more to choose Final Judgement, Teresa Culbertson Foust a/k/a cle, Bantam t Roadster Body, 1940 Ftc-hELp for free information. Or 2.5 baths, covered parking, $795 from. cash talks! Warranties, history Teresa R. Foust was divested of any right, title and Ford Wishbone front suspension, visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov lease, deposit. 423-479-5451. reports. interest in the subject property, and all right, title much miscellaneous. cash only. pROcESS mEDicAL claims from tRi-pLEx 2 BEDROOm, stove, re- and interest in the subject property was vested in 29. Help Wanted - Part-time home? chances are you won’t make frigerator. No pets. $465 monthly, the name of Eugene Edward Foust. The undersigned any money. Find out how to spot a $100 deposit. 423-457-1696. having been appointed Successor Trustee by instru- LOcALLY OWNED corporation is medical billing scam. call the Fed- seeking experienced bookkeeper to eral trade commission, 50. Mobile Homes for Rent ment recorded in Book 2313, page 577, in the Brad- handle our company’s bookkeeping 1-877-Ftc-hELp. ley County Register’s Office, and the owner of the needs. must have strong computer A message from 2 AND 3 bedrooms units available. S A L E S M A N D R I V E R debt secured having requested the undersigned to skills, knowledge of QuickBooks cleveland Daily Banner and the hours thursday through Sunday. software, bank and balance sheet 423-790-7141. I N S T A L L E R advertise and sell the property described in and Federal trade commission. Or visit Ocoee River Propane Gas in reconciliations; p & L statements; our Web site at www.ftc.gov conveyed by said Deed of Trust, all of the said in- payroll, A/ R & A/ p and capable of cOLLEGEtOWN mOBiLE ES- Cleveland has an opening for a local debtedness having matured by default in the pay- meeting deadlines in a fast pace en- 34. Money To Lend tAtES: two bedrooms nice and propane gas delivery salesman truck vironment. Send resumes to: clean. 472–6555. d river and tank installer. Must have ment of a part thereof at the option of the owner, * LOANS up to $1,250 * this is to give notice that the undersigned will, on [email protected] CDL-HazMat Tanker, best job with Bookkeeper. Quick Approval 52. Sleeping Rooms excellent pay and benefits. Please call Friday, 7 August, 2015, commencing at 10:15 a.m., 423-476-5770 NOW AccEptiNG applications for $149 pLUS tax weekly special, 1 (423) 473-7772 or 1-800-874-4427 at the East door of the Courthouse in Bradley Friendly, Energetic, Dependable, NEED cA$h fast but can’t get a person with ad, hBO/ ESpN. ext. 145 or email: [email protected] County, Tennessee, proceed to sell at public outcry housekeepers, Laundry, house per- loan? Don’t pay for the promise of a 423-728–4551. to the highest and best bidder for cash, the follow- son and Breakfast Attendants at the loan. call the Federal trade com- ing described property to wit: hampton inn Ooltewah, i-75, exit 11. mission at 1-877-Ftc-hELp to learn No phone calls please. how to spot advance-fee loan LOCATED IN THE THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT OF scams. A message from cleveland BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, TO-WIT: pARt timE Receptionist needed in Daily Banner and the Ftc. Or visit BEING ALL OF LOT FIFTY-NINE (59), WHISPER a busy veterinary hospital. hours in- our Web site at www.ftc.gov clude every other Saturday morning. WASTEWATER WOOD SUBDIVISON, as shown by Plat of record in Send resume to: #724-p, c/o cleve- 40. general Services Offered Plat Book 4, page 21, in the Register’s Office of land Daily Banner, p.O. Box 3600, TREATMENT cleveland, tN 37320-3600. A & J's painting & Remodeling and Bradley County, Tennessee, to which specific refer- Roofing, Reasonable rates. Free es- PLANT OPERATOR ence is hereby made. thE cLEvELAND Y is seeking a timates 423-277-6441. CLEVELAND UTILITIES FOR PRIOR TITLE see Warranty Deed to Eugene E. certified pilates instructor for per- sonal training and small group ses- pOWER WAShiNG, free estimates, Foust and wife, Teresa R. Foust, from Stony W. professional, gutters, decks, con- sions; single and duet appointments ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Brooks, recorded in Warranty Deed Book, 1057, in a private studio equipped with crete, safe chemicals, affordable. 423-650-8755. • Follow approved standard operating procedures (SOP’s) to ensure proper page 317, in ROBCT. Gratz cadillac and teague Reformer and efficient plant operations. SUBJECT to any and all governmental zoning and/ systems as well as various smaller RESiDENtiAL LAWN care: mowing, • Perform routine quality control checks, monitor plant, and make or subdivision ordinances and regulations in effect apparatuses. 2+ days/ week. Re- weed eating, leaf blowing. Reason- operational adjustments as approved by the Chief Operator or Plant quirements: great at cultivating rela- able prices call 423-457-3081. Supervisor. thereon. tionships with clients, possess ex- • Closely monitor Plant Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA) SUBJECT to Restrictions as set out in Misc. Book ceptional customer service skills, pi- 42. Day Care system for overall plant & lift stations performance or any alarm conditions. 90, page 624, ROBCT, and modified in Misc. Book lates method Alliance approved pi- ExpERiENcE REQUiRED working lates certification (Balanced Body, • Maintain detailed records of quality control results and operational 97, page 680, ROBCT. with preschool aged children. Apply adjustments. power pilates, Stott pilates pre- within, First United methodist child SUBJECT to any notes, drainage and utility ease- ferred), minimum of one year pilates • Establish adequate inventory and feed rates of treatment chemicals. ments and to building setback line Development center 3425 North • Perform scheduled preventative maintenance as assigned. instruction for mat, reformer, and Ocoee Street. requirements as set out on recorded plat. cadillac experience is preferred. • Set up sampling equipment and collect industrial wastewater samples. SUBJECT to Bradley County Health Department contact: princess Snyder at 45. vacation Rentals • Perform general plant housekeeping/cleaning. (423)805-3366 or regulations and/or requirements. [email protected]. 2 RivERS cAmpiNG: Rv park, PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS: Property Address: Eugene E. Foust and Teresa R. cabin Rentals, directly on the river • High school diploma or GED equivalency required. Foust, 4703 Pebblebrook Circle, NE, Cleveland, TN 30. Help Wanted - full Time at junction of hiwassee and Ocoee • Additional education in biology or chemistry or wastewater treatment Rivers. 423-338-7208. experience is a plus. 37312 A/ c Salesman needed, 35 year old BEAR pAW cOttAGES- 2, 3 bed- • Ability to use Microsoft Windows, MS Office, understand charts and Interested Parties: Stony Brooks, Teresa Foust, CSE company has opening for individual graphs and interpret results required. rooms, $75- $85. mountains, fire- Child Support Enforcement Supportkids, Inc. with residential and commercial ex- • Knowledge of plant supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) perience. Send resume to: Brannon- place, serenity. 423-476–8480. software is a plus. All right and equity of redemption, homestead and [email protected] or call • Tennessee certification as Grade III or IV Wastewater Treatment Plant dower is waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title 423-336-5958. 46. Storage Space for Rent Operator is preferred but not required. Should be able to obtain Grade III is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell cLEvELAND ROOFiNG co., inc. is cALFEE'S miNi Warehouse for rent: certification within 24 to 36 months of qualifying. Georgetown pike, Spring place • Tennessee Class D vehicle operator’s license is required. and convey only as Substitute Trustee. Title is to looking for experienced Roofers and • Must work 12-hour nightshift, 6:00 p.m. – 6:00 a.m. including some Laborers. A drivers license is a plus. Road and highway 64. call be conveyed subject to all prior liens, easements, 476–2777. weekends. covenants, and restrictions that may exist, includ- must be able to pass a drug test. hourly pay is based on experience. tEmpSAFE StORAGE ing, but not limited to, any unpaid ad valorem must apply in person at 307 indus- PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: climate controlled • Lift and carry up to 50 pounds of chemicals or equipment. taxes or other taxes, and also subject to the right of trial Way SW, cleveland, tN 37311. & Outside Units NO cALLS pLEASE. • Climb stairs and ladders, and ability to enter and exit manholes and pits. redemption of the Internal Revenue Service and the Downtown Location • Handle high-pressure water hoses. State of Tennessee and any other taxing authority. cOmpANY SEEKiNG workers for & Georgetown Road • Wear self-contained breathing apparatus for extended periods. This is an attempt to collect a debt, and any infor- industrial/ water blasting services. 614-4111 mation obtained will be used for that purpose. Experience preferred not required. 47. Business Property for Qualified applicants should submit a resume by Monday, Drug free workplace. August 10, 2015, to: Travis D. Henry 1-866-977-1162. Rent Travis D. Henry, Successor Trustee CLEVELAND UTILITIES cONcREtE FiNiShER - looking for $600: 1,770 square foot commercial P.O. BOX 2730 175 Spring Street, NW concrete finishers. travel required. property, formerly leased as restau- CLEVELAND, TN 37320 -2730 Cleveland, TN 37311 pay rate is hourly and will be based rant and an office. Good location. Or Email to: [email protected] (423) 339-0529 on experience. Drug free workplace call Dennis, pROviSiON REAL ES- tAtE & pROpERtY mANAGE- July 16, 23, 30, 2015 equal opportunity employer. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 931-224-5055 mENt LLc. 423-240-0231. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, July 30, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers NASCAR NASCAR CLEVELAND SPEED FREAKS A familiar sight: Kyle first to the stripe. A couple questions 3 THINGS WE LEARNED AP PHOTO/DAVE PARKER T I R E C E N T E R we had to ask — ourselves How would you rate Kyle Busch’s current YOUR DEALER Ray Evernham a new dad at streak? 57; who’s next? AT INDIANAPOLIS 4699 N. LEE HWY. You’d easily rate it as great, highly GODSPEAK: I don’t know, 472-3396 impressive, whatever adjective you want but becoming a dad is very 1. Mileage master to whip out. But you can also possibly vogue right now in NASCAR. label it underrated. KEN’S CALL: Coin flip, In the closing laps of the either James Hylton or Red Royal Crown 400 at Indy, No way. Underrated? Farmer. crew chiefs were telling their drivers to conserve fuel. Kyle Yes, underrated. When you consider Do we still need two Pocono Busch can give lessons. After the Saturday wins he’s mixed in uring races? winning Sunday’s race, he the past few weeks – running his career GODSPEAK: Yes, because it drove that No. 18 Toyota all total to 72, by the way, in the Busch/ Nationwide/Xfinity Series – and consider is the only triangle course around the 2.5-mile course, the tweaks NASCAR has been making to on the Cup Series. We need including a “fan lap,” with fuel the car setups, this is one of the really that. to spare. good runs in recent memory. At least the KEN’S CALL: If it meant best since Harry Gant’s September to moving a Cup race to GOODYEAR - THE OFFICIAL TIRE OF NASCAR 2. Fender bender II Remember in 1991. Ask your daddy. Eldora, I say cut the cord on Cup drivers Clint Bowyer and second Pocono. Jeff Gordon had a garage- Dad’s gone; remind me.

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first driver since 2007 • www.freshnlow.com 8. Kurt Busch 612 rying a sharp pin to Pocono. to win three consecu- It’s been a while since Ford got to play in Victory Lane after a Cup 9. Jamie McMurray 602 tive NASCAR Cup Series Series race. This is Ford’s Brad Keselowski after winning the Auto Club 10. Denny Hamlin 591 races. The last to do it 400 in Fontana, California, way back in March. Ford has been winless was Jimmie Johnson, who 11. Jeff Gordon 575 since Keselowski’s triumph. JERRY MARKLAND/GETTY IMAGES tacked on a fourth win WHAT’S ON TAP? 12. Ryan Newman 563 that year for good luck. SPRINT CUP: Windows 10 400 13. Paul Menard 558 Can Kyle keep stringing Raceway, you are abso- seasonal warmth in those SITE: Pocono Raceway victories together? In 21 lutely right. Pocono 1 was 13. Kasey Kahne 558 mountains. So if they want TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC previous starts, he’s never June 7. Pocono 2 is this 15. Clint Bowyer 538 two races, this is how it’s Sports Network, 11 a.m. EDT), qualifying won at Pocono. Sunday. For years the 2.5- done, and since Pocono is (NBC SN, 4:45 p.m. EDT). Saturday, prac- 16. Carl Edwards 519 mile triangle-shaped track one of the last “indepen- tice (NBC SN, 11:35 a.m. EDT). Sunday, NASCAR 17. Aric Almirola 508 has managed the short- dent” tracks on the circuit, NASCAR 3. Pocono, again? race (NBC SN, coverage begins at 1:30 est gap between hosting 18. Greg Biffle 462 there are no complaints. p.m. EDT, green flag at 1:45 p.m.) If it seems like the Cup Cup races. Why? First, 19. Austin Dillon 453 None. Series just raced at Pocono there’s a narrow window of 20. Kyle Larson 452 XFINITY: U.S. Cellular 250 SITE: Iowa Speedway 21. Casey Mears 451 — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC 22. Danica Patrick 433 Sports Network, 7 p.m. EDT). Saturday, 23. AJ Allmendinger 423 qualifying (NBC SN, 4:45 p.m. EDT), race 24. David Ragan 412 GODWIN’S PICKS FOR WINDOWS 10 400 (NBC SN, 8 p.m. EDT)

25. Sam Hornish Jr. 385 WINNER: Kyle Busch McMurray Godwin Kelly is the CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: Pocono Moun- 26. Tony Stewart 382 REST OF TOP 5: Kyle DON’T BE SURPRISED Daytona Beach News- tains 150 27. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 380 Larson, Martin Truex IF: Busch goes from Journal’s motorsports SITE: Pocono Raceway 28. Trevor Bayne 366 Jr., Dale Earnhardt Jr., being last in points in editor and has covered TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox Brad Keselowski May to the top of the NASCAR for 30 years. Sports 1, 2 p.m. EDT). Saturday, qualify- 29. David Gilliland 320 FIRST ONE OUT: Greg standings with five Reach him at godwin. ing (Fox Sports 1, 10 a.m. EDT), race (Fox 30. Justin Allgaier 317 Biffle victories by winning [email protected] Sports 1, 1 p.m. EDT) DARK HORSE: Jamie Pocono.

WEEKLY DRIVER RANKINGS — BASED ON BEHAVIOR AND PERFORMANCE KYLE KEVIN JOEY JIMMIE JUNIOR MATT BRAD KURT BUSCH MARTIN DENNY BUSCH HARVICK LOGANO JOHNSON EARNHARDT KENSETH KESELOWSKI Definitely No. TRUEX JR. HAMLIN No. 1 with Irritation is Will finish Wake him in Doesn’t miss A personality Can’t wait for 2 again on 2016 plans Pretending to WATCH a bullet, as boiling third at September the wild Pocono perfect for Long Pond to Mom’s now officially be happy for they say Pocono nightlife the Poconos discover Twitter pecking order in flux Kyle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 FOR THIS NASCAR SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Feb. 14 — x-Sprint Unlimited (Matt Kenseth) June 7 — Axalta “We Paint Winners” 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) Oct. 18 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan. FEATURE Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 1 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) June 14 — Quicken Loans 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Kurt Busch) Oct. 25 — Alabama 500, Talladega, Ala. Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 2 (Jimmie Johnson) June 28 — Toyota-Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. (Kyle Nov. 1 — Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500, Ridgeway, Va. Feb. 22 — Daytona 500 (Joey Logano) Busch) Nov. 8 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas PAGE March 1 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Jimmie Johnson) July 5 — Coke Zero 400, Daytona Beach (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Nov. 15 — Quicken Loans Race for Heroes 500, Avondale, Ariz. March 8 — Kobalt 400 (Kevin Harvick) July 11 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. (Kyle Busch) Nov. 22 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead March 15 — CampingWorld.com 500 (Kevin Harvick) July 19 — New Hampshire 301, Loudon, N.H. (Kyle Busch) x — non-points race EVERY March 22 — Auto Club 400 (Brad Keselowski) July 26 — Brickyard 400 (Kyle Busch) March 29 — STP 500 (Denny Hamlin) Aug. 2 — Windows 10 400, Long Pond, Pa. DID YOU KNOW? April 11 — Duck Commander 500 (Jimmie Johnson) Aug. 9 — Cheez-It 355 at The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. April 19 — Food City 500 (Matt Kenseth) Aug. 16 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. The late Joe “Doc” Mattioli nearly pulled the plug on WEEK! April 25 — Toyota Owners 400 (Kurt Busch) Aug. 22 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Tenn. Pocono Raceway in the mid-’70s but was convinced May 3 — Geico 500 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Sept. 6 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. otherwise by NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., who, May 9 — SpongeBob SquarePants 400 (Jimmie Johnson) Sept. 12 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va. during a lunch meeting, scribbled lines from a poem on May 15 — x-Sprint Showdown (Greg Biffle and Clint Bowyer) Sept. 20 — MyAFibStory.com 400, Joliet, Ill. a business card and gave it to Mattioli, who carried the May 16 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race (Denny Hamlin) Sept. 27 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. card everywhere from that day forward: “On the plains May 24 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. (Carl Edwards) Oct. 4 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. of hesitation lie the bleached bones of millions who, May 31 — Dover 400, Dover, Del. (Jimmie Johnson) Oct. 10 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. within the grasp of victory waited, and waiting, died.”

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