Copeland makes it official Church arson The Bradley Central Bears celebrated the signing of quarterback The reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or Cole Copeland with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga persons responsible for the suspected arson of Christian Mocs. Former Atlanta quarterback Michael Vick says he is a huge Outreach Christian church has been increased. The Federal Falcons fan. Tennessee head football coach Butch Jones said this Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is adding $2,500 to the year’s signing class meets many needs of the Volunteers. See Sports, current $5,000 reward. See the story on Page 8. Pages 11-13.

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CLEVELAND, TN THE CITY WITH SPIRIT THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2, 2017 CHILDREN’S MUSEUM VISION Poultry Bible-themed farmers facility focus tell OUD of Caywoods, local group new rate By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer needed Cleveland architect Doug By BRIAN GRAVES Caywood and his wife, Jill, had a Banner Staff Writer vision more than a decade ago. It faded for a period of time, but now A group of local poultry farmers it’s back, brighter than ever. are crying “foul” over water rates A brief venture to the children’s being charged them by Ocoee Creative Discovery Museum in Utility District. Chattanooga, led the couple to However, a face-to-face meeting consider the prospects of a bibli- with the utility manager may have cal-themed children’s museum in hatched some ideas to see if some Cleveland. relief may be available. “I know you want to save some “Cleveland has the money and maybe we can craft opportunity to be the something together for the board home of a $20 million to consider,” OUD Manager Tim facility for children, Contributed photos Lawson told the group. “I’m not focusing on the Bible.” JONATHAN MARTIN Creative Designs in Nashville has loaned these samples of biblical exhibits to a local planning group that exactly sure what that will end up — Doug Caywood is proposing the construction of a children’s museum in Cleveland. being, but this will be a process to that end.” The genesis of the meeting came Their middle son, a baby at the after members of the group time, was a patient at T.C. approached the Bradley County Thompson Children’s Hospital in Commission noting other utility 2005. “While we were there, they districts offer an agricultural rate. gave us complimentary tickets to OUD does not offer such a rate. the Creative Discovery Museum,” Lawson said most of the farm- said Caywood. “We were amazed by ers were not within the OUD once our 8-year-old’s excitement when the service began operations. we visited.” “We’ve expanded our service Caywood said he and his wife area a number of times over the wondered if there was a children’s past 25 to 30 years, due to museum anywhere which catered requests in south Bradley to the Bible, and Bible stories. County,” he said. “Bradley County “I went online and discovered stepped in at that time and helped there was nothing anywhere with with some of the upfront costs on that type of theme,” he said. the project. Even over the past The Caywoods formed a plan- several years or so, we have sever- ning team among friends and al million dollars of investments in associates, and obtained a new lines to provide service main- 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in 2005. ly to poultry farms.” This launched a drive to construct Lawson explained OUD has a a Christian Discovery Museum flat rate for water — $6.50 per here in Cleveland — focusing on 1,000 gallons — which he said is children. the most common rate structure Since then, there has been some in the area. downtime. Caywood returned to "Every utility has a much differ- college to work on an advanced ent situation when you consider degree, he was busy as an archi- the number of customers and tect, and he and his wife have where they get their water. There been raising their family of three is a lot of different things that sons. But, the dream of a children’s Bible museum The Caywoods and team members are ready to prospects for the children’s museum here. impact those rates," he said. has remained with them and the planning team. move ahead with plans for the proposed Christian One thing they have done is change the name for Lawson said the biggest thing Joining them on the team are Tara Waldrop, Lettie Discovery Museum. Over the past decade they have the proposed local museum. The new, tentative OUD will have to deal with in Kirkpatrick Burress, Kathryn Ervin, Rita Ross, watched as similar projects have been planned, and name is “Trek Thru Truth Museum.” establishing a new rate structure Susan Ledford, Rebecca Fowler, and Robert progressed to fruition. Thompson. They have studied these projects, and fine-turned See MUSEUM, Page 5 See FARMERS, Page 8

Taylor Spring Park group Election leaders seeking preparing for fundraiser electronic pollbook funds By LARRY C. BOWERS By ALLEN MINCEY Banner Staff Writer Banner Staff Writer The city’s Taylor Spring Park Committee met Wednesday to fine- The Bradley County Election Commission says it believes the tune plans for Saturday evening’s kickoff fundraiser to generate use of electronic pollbooks will be beneficial in local elections. fund for the park focused on history in downtown Cleveland. Now, the commission will seek funding for the equipment. Taylor Spring Park will be located on 1st Street, just west of the Meeting on Wednesday, the BCEC agreed to place funding for main downtown area around the Bradley County Courthouse. The the pollbooks in the 2017-18 budget. Cost projections for the spring is recognized as “The Birthplace of the City of Cleveland” equipment is being determined as it will be bid on by companies and is situated where the first known settlers established the that provide these items. community. Electronic pollbooks are used in place of paper-based pollbooks, Saturday’s fundraiser is expected to be an extraordinary social and often include the ability for voter lookup, verification and event at the home of Allan and Janie Jones, in the Anatole identification of voters, precinct and ballot assignments, as well as Subdivision off North Lee Highway. The festivities will be held voter history updates. from 5 to 7 p.m., and there will be directional signs to direct visi- Bill Whitehead of Micro Vote showed commissioners the elec- tors through the subdivision, to the gate house at the back of the tronic pollbook program at the group’s January meeting. residential development. "It is a lot more functional," Whitehead said, stressing that if Attendees will be directed where to park, and there will be a someone is attempting to vote at the wrong precinct it will flag shuttle to transport them to the home. that person and will also let him or her know exactly where that Some 200 or more people are anticipated to attend. Cathy individual should cast his or her ballot. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Barrett of the Community Foundation of Cleveland and Bradley He said about "half a dozen" counties are using the electronic THESE POSTERS are recognizable in the planning for the city’s pollbooks, with Sevier County being the closest to this area. The County, who is coordinating the fundraising event, said around new Taylor Spring Park. The left poster shows samples of engraved 170 have already committed. She and Jones expect more than electronic pollbook was created by a former director of elections in bricks being sold to raise funds for the park. The right poster shows See FUNDRAISER, Page 8 a tentative design being considered for the downtown park. See POLLBOOK, Page 8

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She was preceded in death by Anna Helen Harris her parents, Jesse Morrow and Frederick Flagge Jr. Anna Helen Lyle Harris, 99, a Muncie McKinney Morrow; Frederick George Flagge Jr., a resident of Cleveland, passed daughter, Kimberly Cartwright; resident of Reliance, passed away Monday morning, Jan. 30, sisters: Stella Morrow, Allie away Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, in a 2017, at the family residence. Earby, Kay Goodner, May Haney, Knoxville hospital. She was born April 23, 1917, Mellie Colloms and Edith Gibson; He was the son of the late and was the daughter of the late, and brothers: Clifton Morrow and Frances Manton Flagge and Sallie Gibson Lyle and William C. R.L. Morrow. Frederick George Flagge Sr. Lyle. Her husband, Ira M. Harris, Survivors include her husband, He was a U.S. Navy veteran her sisters: Imogene Lyle and Elmer Cartwright; siblings: John and served during the Vietnam Reba Lyle and her brothers: (Mary) Morrow, Hazel Hughes, War. He worked as a cook most Joseph Lyle and William Lyle Haskel (Betty) Morrow, Joyce of his life and he owned and also preceded her in death. Dantzler, Jean McDonald and operated Freddy’s Coffee Shop She was a homemaker but Betty Morrow; and several while he was a resident of also worked in the family busi- nieces, nephews and other fami- Florida. He loved the restaurant ness, Harris Brothers ly members. business but he really enjoyed Supermarket. She enjoyed trav- The funeral will be conducted cooking for his family and friends. eling, reading, working outdoors at 2 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3, 2017, Later in life, he worked for the and working crossword puzzles. in the chapel of Fike-Randolph & U.S. Forestry Service. He attend- She was a long time member of Son Funeral Home with Dr. Jay ed the St. Therese Catholic the North Cleveland Baptist McCluskey officiating. Church. Church. The interment will follow in Survivors include his wife of 52 Survivors include her daughter, Sunset Memorial Gardens with years, Lorraine Flagge of Sue Zius and her husband, Mike, nephews serving as pallbearers. Reliance; daughter, Sonia Marie of Cleveland; her sons: James A white dove release ceremo- Flagge of Grand Ridge, Fla.; his Harris and his wife, Carolyn, ny will conclude the service. son, Frederick Flagge III of Gene Harris and his wife, Nancy, Her family will receive friends Reliance; grandchildren: Staff all of Cleveland, David Harris and from noon to 2 p.m. on Friday at Sergeant Matthew Mizell and P. his wife, Kelly, of Baton Rouge, Photo courtesy of Tennessee Aquarium the funeral home prior to the Nicole Mizell Barber and her hus- La.; her grandchildren: Mark Zius Chattanooga Chuck service. band, Steven; his sisters: Judith and his wife, Lisa, of Cleveland, We invite you to send a mes- Mayer and her husband, William, Carrie Zius of Knoxville, Vickie sage of condolence and view the of East Haven Conn., Nancy Harris of Cleveland, Susan Cartwright family guestbook at Ogle and her husband, Pete, of Bryson and her husband, Derek www.fikefh.com. Old Lyme, Conn.; and several and Nicole Harris, all of Chuck forecasts spring nieces and nephews. Cleveland, Carol Lee Augustine The Funeral Mass will be given and Mary Grace Augustine; sev- Chattanooga Chuck ven- groundhog’s calling it right winter or is it spring that on Friday, Feb. 3, 2017, at 10 eral great-grandchildren; her tured outside his rooftop here, today… An early spring you’re craving? Since you’ve a.m. from the St. Therese special caregiver, Dot Whaley weather station early this is on its way! And to help been up all night and starting Catholic Church with Father Mike and several nieces and Nolan officiating. morning at the Tennessee make sure that my forecast by to tottle, I, Punxsutawney Phil, nephews. Aquarium to make his all can be seen, I’ve changed shall not dawdle. My faithful A graveside service and inter- The Remembrance of Life ment will follow in the U.S. service will be conducted Friday Groundhog Day prediction. the Aquarium peak lights to followers, I could clearly see a Betty Jo Choate National Cemetery in evening, Feb. 3, 2017, at 6 p.m. “Good morning to all from green!” beautiful, perfect shadow of Chattanooga at 12:30 p.m. on from the Jim Rush Funeral and my rooftop lair! You’re here to While Chuck is predicting me. Six more weeks of winter, Betty Jo Snyder Choate, 84, Friday. Military honors will be Cremation Services North Ocoee learn if the weather will be fair, an early spring, it shall be!” died Wednesday, Feb.1, 2017, in given. Chapel with Dr. Jay McCluskey a Chatsworth, Ga. health care Or if ice and snow will soon Pennsylvania’s Punxsutawney Records dating to 1887 The Jim Rush Funeral and officiating. facility. come around Before spring- Phil said the winter weather show Phil has now predicted Cremation Service Wildwood A graveside service and inter- The Jim Rush Funeral and time blooms adorn the town. will continue. more winter 103 times while Chapel has charge of the ment will be held privately for the Cremation Services North Ocoee “I awoke this morning and According to the Associated forecasting an early spring arrangements. family. Chapel will announce survivors wouldn’t you know? My shad- Press, Phil’s proclamation just 18 times — including last You may share your condo- The family request that in lieu and funeral arrangements. lences and your memories with of flowers, memorials be made to ow’s not here, though I’ve read: “It’s mighty cold weather, year. There are no records for the Flagge family at www.jim- Hospice of Chattanooga, 2626 searched high and low. So this you’ve been braving. Is it more the remaining years. rushfuneralhomes.com Walker Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421 or to North Cleveland Baptist Church, 2815 N. Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37312. The family will receive friends TN Senate pours cold water on from 4 p.m. until the service time at 6 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. You may share your condo- Kristina Fletcher lences and your memories with House alternative to gas tax plan Kristina “Tina” Williams the Harris family at www.jimrush- Fletcher, 37, of Cleveland, died funeralhomes.com. NASHVILLE (AP) — A House portation projects. He said that and maintenance funding Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, at the Republican proposal to boost move would dedicate $291 mil- through taxes paid at the family residence. Tennessee road spending by lion toward state and local road pump. Senate Speaker Randy The family will receive friends from 5 until 8 p.m. Saturday at drawing sales tax collections projects. McNally said that’s a main rea- the Jim Rush Funeral and from the general fund received “I’m suggesting no raising of son the state’s road program Cremation Services North Ocoee a chilly reception from Senate taxes, nor lowering of taxes,” has been able to remain largely Chapel who will announce sur- leadership Wednesday. said Hawk, R-Greeneville. debt free through good eco- vivors and services. Gov. Bill Haslam wants to Hawk was joined at his nomic times and bad. tackle a $10 billion backlog in announcement by House “Put simply, our formula for Charles Winford Howell road and bridge projects Majority Leader Glen Casada, fiscal stability is proven, estab- Charles Winford Howell, 77, of around the state in large part R-Franklin, who said he hopes lished and envied,” said Cleveland, died Wednesday by raising the tax on gasoline all transportation funding pro- McNally, R-Oak Ridge. “Any evening, Feb. 1, 2017, in a local by 7 cents a gallon and diesel posals get a fair hearing. move away from the formula hospital. by 12 cents per gallon. But sev- House Speaker Beth Harwell, and the use of dedicated fund- William T. ‘Bill’ George Survivors and arrangements eral fellow Republicans in the a Nashville Republican mulling ing opens the door to debt and will be announced by Companion Legislature are wary about vot- a gubernatorial bid to succeed puts our fiscal stability at William T. “Bill” George, 76, of Funeral Home and Crematory. Cleveland, died Tuesday, Jan. ing to hike the fuel taxes even term-limited Haslam next year, risk.” 31, 2017, at the family residence. though Haslam’s $280 million said she expects all proposals Hawk said he was upbeat Lloyd Cofer Jr. The family will receive friends transportation plan would bal- to get vetted. about his proposal, despite from noon until 4 p.m. on ance those increases with tax “I think the good news is that McNally’s comments. Lloyd Joseph Lee Cofer Jr., 68, Saturday, Feb. 4, 2017, at the cuts in other areas. we acknowledge that we need “It’s very early in the session of Georgetown, left his earthly Main Sanctuary of the North Rep. David Hawk on to put more money into roads,” to say any idea is dead on home to be with Jesus on Cleveland Church of God. Wednesday presented an alter- she said. “And so that’s the arrival,” Hawk said. Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017. The Remembrance of Life He was a loving husband, native plan to instead dedicate first step.” The governor has said his service will be conducted at 4 0.25 percent of the state’s total Tennessee currently pays for plan would be paid for by the father and grandfather. He was a p.m. on Saturday at the church. Patricia Rolen faithful member of Oak Grove The Jim Rush Funeral and sales taxes collections to trans- almost all of its road building heaviest users of Tennessee Church of God where he praised Cremation Services will Patricia M. Rolen, 79, of roads, with the bulk of the new and worshipped the Lord through announce survivors and other Cleveland, died Wednesday, revenue collected from trucking his music ministry for more than services. Feb. 1, 2017, at her home. companies and others based 40 years. Survivors and funeral arrange- outside the state. He was a successful ments will be announced by Fike- The Tennessee chapter of owner/operator of Cofer Trucking Randolph & Son Funeral Home. LOTTERY NUMBERS almost 30 years. He was a veter- Americans for Prosperity an of the United States Army. planned to reveal its own no- Some of his greatest joys were (AP) — These lotteries were Powerball: 10, Power Play: 2 tax road funding plan on spending time with his family, drawn Wednesday: Tennessee Cash: 12-15-22-25- Thursday. playing the guitar and working. In his younger years he enjoyed 27, Bonus: 5 coon hunting. David Gilbert Tennessee He was the son of the late, David Gilbert, 58, of Cash 3 Evening: 3-9-8, Lucky Georgia Loyd Cofer Sr. and Mary Lennie Cleveland, died Wednesday, Sum: 20 5 Card Cash: QS-3C-9D-5H- Jane Shahan Cofer. Feb. 1, 2017, in a Nashville hos- Cash 3 Midday: 2-3-5, Lucky 8H IT’SASPECIAL Survivors include his loving pital. Wanda Smith Sum: 10 All or Nothing Day: 03-06-07- wife of 41 years, Sharon Darlene Survivors and funeral arrange- Wanda Jeanette Smith, 76, of Cash 3 Morning: 7-8-2 08-10-11-13-14-16-18-21-22 ments will be announced by Cleveland, died Tuesday, Jan. DAY FOR ... Harden Cofer; two sons: Nathan Cash 4 Evening: 3-7-5-4, All or Nothing Evening: 01-02- Cofer and wife, Holly, and Ben Ralph Buckner Funeral Home 31, 2017, at a local health care and Crematory. facility. Lucky Sum: 19 06-07-09-12-13-15-17-18-19-24 Cofer, all of Cleveland; daughter, Sammy Parris Jr., Hayden Jana Edwards and husband, She was preceded in death by Cash 4 Midday: 6-4-8-5, Lucky All or Nothing Morning: 01-05- Eric, of Cleveland; five grandchil- her husband, James Robert Billy Sum: 23 06-08-12-14-15-16-18-19-20-23 Golden, Richard Burnette, Josh dren: Brooklyn, Bailey, Raylee, Smith; and parents, John Luther Cash 4 Morning: 2-4-8-3 Cash 3 Midday: 9-8-9 Brewer and Diane Beckler, who Kate and Jack; sister, LaVonne “JL” and Pauline Myers Daffron. Hot Lotto: 08-11-16-31-41, Cash 4 Midday: 0-7-3-5 are celebrating birthdays today ... C. Whitaker of Cleveland; broth- Survivors include her daughter, Hot Ball: 15 Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-4-3-0- Gavin Reed, who is celebrating er, Kenneth R. Cofer and wife, Billie Jean Harvey of Cleveland; Powerball: 09-43-57-60-64, 7 his eighth birthday today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017—3 False news, absurd reality present challenges for satirists NEW YORK (AP) — Between of Constitution is found on her predictable,” Borowitz said. “But People who visit the site should “We saw people finding these reality and the bubble of fantasy computer.” One story last week: the fact that so many Americans be familiar with The Onion’s rep- ridiculous stories and posting news stories, these are tough “Trump enraged as Mexican have to go to Snopes.com to find utation, but it’s unclear if any them as real,” he said. times for satirists. president meets with Meryl out that Trump didn’t really hire steps are taken to clarify the The two weeks after the presi- The New Yorker magazine Streep instead.” El Chapo to be head of the D.E.A. intent when a story is spread dential election were the site’s recently took steps to distinguish “We were worried that the or something like that, that’s a online. The Onion’s editor turned most heavily trafficked time, Andy Borowitz’s humor columns world was going to blur what he reading comprehension prob- down a request for an interview. when publicity about manufac- from politically motivated false does with what other people are lem.” As the line has blurred for tured political stories was at its stories circulating online. His doing,” Thompson said. “Other Satirists generally don’t like to some, a website, peak, he said. editor said the New Yorker was people had an economic scheme have the word “satire” in flashing realorsatire.com, has emerged to Many manufactured news sites getting email asking if there was to manipulate American politics. lights atop their work; subtlety do precisely what its name sug- purposely resemble real news a difference between the two. What Andy does, in the great tra- helps the humor. Most so-called gests: enable readers to input the destinations, increasing confu- So they changed the tagline for dition of satire and humor, is fake news stories have clear name of a site and determine its sion. Shepler said he’s been sur- “The Borowitz Report” from “the poke fun at American politics. political intent — like a much- origins. prised at how often people post news, reshuffled” to “not the They’re very different things.” shared one about the pope sup- It was created more than two clearly false stories — even some news” on the magazine’s website. Thompson admits: “It’s a weird posedly endorsing Trump. Some years ago to help web users nav- of his relatives — and thinks it’s When the stories are shared problem to have.” are fanciful enough to draw a igate through an explosion in because the desire to justify their online, they are more clearly The changes, first reported by chuckle. “clickbait” sites, where enticing beliefs is so strong they’ll take vir- identified as satire, said Nicholas WWD, have Borowitz’s blessing. The humor site The Onion bills news nuggets — mostly about tually anything at face value.

Thompson, editor of He came up with the “not the itself as “America’s Finest News celebrities — are used to draw One site, NewsMutiny, bills ©2014 NewYorker.com. news” tag. Source.” A story like “Trump people in so they can see the ads, itself as “satire for the wise, news Borowitz’s columns take the “It made more sense when peo- supporter has ‘backup scape- said Jack Shepler, president of for the dumb.” One of its featured JEWELERS form of news stories, like one ple from another country would goats’ ready to go in case immi- the Indianapolis, Indiana-based stories suggests a zoo is encour- headlined this week, “Trump read one of my stories and not grant crackdown doesn’t solve Ayokay Creative, which built the aging its patrons to harass gay 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( fires attorney general after copy get the joke — that was kind of problem” isn’t marked satire. site. penguins. (Next to The Town Squire) 478-0049 • 478-0050 Trump vows to repeal political limits on churches LAY-AWAYS WELCOME WASHINgTON (AP) — Warning from anti-LgBTQ discrimination, that religious freedom is “under saying in a statement that Trump threat,” President Donald Trump “continues to be respectful and vowed Thursday to repeal the supportive of LgBTQ rights, just Johnson Amendment, an IRS rule as he was throughout the elec- barring pastors from endorsing tion.” candidates from the pulpit.” During a Monday news briefing, “I will get rid of and totally White House spokesman Sean destroy the Johnson Amendment Spicer offered no details on and allow our representatives of whether Trump could still issue faith to speak freely and without an executive order affecting the fear of retribution,” Trump said LgBTQ community. during remarks at the National For now, both sides are specu- Prayer Breakfast, a high-profile lating on Trump’s plans. event bringing together faith lead- gay rights supporters argue ers, politicians and dignitaries. that he could sign an executive Trump made a similar pledge as order that would allow religious a candidate but has not detailed AP Photo/Evan Vucc organizations that receive federal how he plans to scrap the rule or PrEsidEnt donAld trumP gives a thumbs up during the money — like charities or hospi- how quickly he will proceed in National Prayer Breakfast, Thursday in Washington. tals — to make hiring and other doing do. decisions based on religion. They Religious conservatives whose saying only that religious freedom groups are anxious that the presi- also said he could offer a more overwhelming support propelled is a “sacred right.” He used his dent could use his executive pow- wide-ranging order. Trump to the White House have remarks to thank the American ers to curb rights. Religious conservatives, who been watching closely for him to people for their prayers in his “We think it is entirely possible saw a series of defeats on same- deliver on promised protections for opening days in office. there could be an executive order sex marriage, abortion and other religious objectors to gay marriage He also took a dig at Arnold that creates religious exemptions,” issues under former President and abortion. Kelly Shackelford, Schwarzenegger, the new host of said James Esseks, LgBT project Barack Obama, have been bol- head of First Liberty Institute, a “The Apprentice,” the reality TV director for the American Civil stered by Trump’s win. In a letter non-profit legal group that special- show Trump previously headlined. Liberties Union. He added that the last year to Roman Catholics, izes in religious freedom cases, Trump said that since “narrative” that Trump won’t Trump pledged, “I will defend your said no other presidential candi- Schwarzenegger took over, the harm the LgBTQ community was religious liberties and the right to date was “more outspoken on their show’s rating have been down, “not correct.” fully and freely practice your reli- commitment to religious freedom” and asked the audience to “pray Earlier this week, the Trump gion, as individuals, business than Trump. for Arnold.” administration announced that owners and academic institu- The president made no mention While the president’s comments the president would leave intact a tions.” at the prayer breakfast of other were likely to be warmly received 2014 executive order that protects Trump’s Supreme Court pick steps he may take on those issues, by religious groups, LgBTQ workers for federal contractors this week was also considered a positive sign. TENNESSEE BRIEFS

Hamilton Place Youth Escort ly approved several voucher bills to work or study in the United in recent years only to see them States. Policy changes take effect Friday fail in the House. Report cites violations related CHATTANOOgA — In Teen driver charged in fiery January, Hamilton Place officials to Mount Carmel ex-mayor Featuring community growth, announced changes to a long- crash that killed 2 people MOUNT CARMEL (AP) — State standing youth policy at NASHVILLE (AP) — Two people officials have concluded that the accomplishments and projections for Hamilton Place. On Friday, the have been killed after a four- former mayor of Mount Carmel Youth Escort Policy (YEP) will be vehicle crash just south of was overpaid by more than enforced from 4 p.m. until close Nashville. $4,000 at a time when aldermen the future. Including local businesses, on Friday and Saturday Local news agencies report were underpaid. evenings. that the wreck happened Tennessee Comptroller Justin industry, government, schools, hospitals, Additionally, mall officials will Tuesday morning on Wilson said in a report released be able to implement the policy Murfreesboro Pike. Tuesday that ex-mayor Larry chamber of commerce, religion and other at any other day or time at their Metro police say a 16-year-old Frost improperly authorized discretion when deemed neces- driver, who was speeding, was about $17,000 worth of paving community organizations. sary by management, security or with a passenger when a SUV without board approval and used local officials. pulled into traffic. The teen town employees and equipment The policy states that anyone clipped the SUV, swerved into to install tile on private property. under the age of 18 must be oncoming traffic and hit two Third Judicial District With an ad plus news story you will be accompanied by a parent or legal other vehicles head-on. Attorney general Dan Armstrong guardian over the age of 21 after The driver of one of those vehi- tells the Times-News of Kingsport able to share points of interest regarding 4 p.m. on Friday and Saturday cles, 44-year-old Miguel Lopez, that he will decide within the evenings, or any other time the died at the scene. His wife, 44- next month if the comptroller’s your business or organization... policy is in effect. The policy is in year-old Ana Nieto, was taken to findings merit further action by effect for all parts of the mall with the hospital with non-life-threat- his office or presentation to the with over 30,000 readers. the exception of the department ening injuries. Hawkins County grand jury. stores and stores with exterior Following the collision, police Frost lost his re-election bid in entrances. say the teen’s vehicle skidded November. The Youth Escort Policy has uphill before bursting into The comptroller’s office recom- Published Tuesday, been effect at Hamilton Place flames. Witnesses were able to mended that overpayments since 2001 and is intended to pull the driver from the burning should be returned to the city by February 28, 2017 curtail the number of unsuper- car but not the passenger, who Frost, and the city should correct vised youth hanging out at officials say was burned beyond any aldermen underpayments. in the Cleveland Daily Banner. Hamilton Place and related dis- recognition. turbances. The extension of this The teen is facing vehicular Officials searching for officer Plus , the complete Progress edition will policy is based on feedback from homicide charges. in Cumberland River local government, business lead- be FEATURED online in our E-Edition ers, and community members. GOP lawmaker wants Tennessee NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee officials say they are searching School voucher legislation to ID non-permanent residents for a Metro Nashville police offi- & Special Sections area 7 days a reintroduced in Tennessee House NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican cer who fell into the lawmakers want to require gov- Cumberland River while trying week for the entire year! NASHVILLE (AP) — School ernment-issued IDs in Tennessee to rescue a woman. voucher proponents are hopeful to prominently feature the words Metro Nashville Police that this is the year they can “alien” or “non-U.S. citizen” in spokesman Don Aaron said dur- Contact one of our representatives finally pass legislation to direct capital letters for anyone without ing a news conference that the state money to pay for private permanent residency status. officer was last seen in the river school tuition in Tennessee. The Tennessean reports that about 50 to 60 yards from a to place your ad today... Republican Rep. Bill Dunn of the bill is sponsored by Rep. boat ramp. Aaron says officers Knoxville on Wednesday reintro- John Ragan of Oak Ridge and were responding about 4:30 Jack Bennett Leslie Callaway duced a bill similar to one that Sen. Ed Jackson of Jackson. a.m. Thursday a call about a stalled in the House last year Non-permanent residents are woman who relatives said was when he couldn’t gain support able to apply for temporary dri- contemplating suicide. He said Sheena Meyer Trish Price from enough wary rural lawmak- ver’s licenses in Tennessee as it appeared that she was about ers for the measure to pass. long as they provide proof of legal to get out of the car to go with Randy Moore Tasha Beaty Opponents of last year’s bill presence and pass a driving test. officers when the vehicle went argued that that the $7,000 State lawmakers have tried in into gear and rolled down the Pam Green Kathy Payne voucher per eligible child would the past to require the written ramp. siphon funding from cash- portion of the license test to be While trying to get the woman strapped public schools. offered only in English, but eco- out of the car, both officers fell Republican gov. Bill Haslam nomic development officials into the river. One was able to said he would have signed the argued that the change could get back to get back to the bank. limited voucher proposal into law have hurt investment by foreign Crews are searching the but didn’t actively lobby for its companies. ground along the riverbank for approval. Temporary driver’s licenses the missing officer while a heli- 423-472-5041 The Senate has overwhelming- expire on the same date as visas copter is flying over the river. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com THURSDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 LifestyLes [email protected] A wasp works wonders for Smyrna figs By LEE REICH wasps see daylight and are hung Associated Press among the branches of Smyrna Hints from Heloise fig trees. My barely heated greenhouse Ms. Blastophagus doesn’t kept me in fresh figs well into know a caprifig from a Smyrna fall, but decreased light and fig, so she works her way into increased cold have made those the Smyrna fig’s eye. remove the racks and utensil juicy, ambrosial fruits a mere The write stuff Unfortunately for her, the shape holder. Thoroughly dry the interi- memory. Dear Heloise: Your column of Smyrna fig flowers makes egg- or with paper towels, and place 2 Now I go to the store and pur- had a question from Dorothy laying impossible. Fig pollination asking if WRITING STATIONERY cups of vinegar in the bottom. chase dried figs, to me a totally occurs as she frantically moves different fruit: super-sweet, a bit has become obsolete, because Run the dishwasher. Stop the from flower to flower trying to lay she could not find any. cycle halfway through to allow crunchy and, of course, not at all eggs. I recently was isolated from the vinegar to dissolve yucky juicy. Eventually, the poor wasp dies electronics, and the only method stuff. Finish the cycle. It’s winter, and plants no from exhaustion. Most of the of communication was to write Homemade cleaners are con- longer clamor for attention, so dead wasps are digested inside letters. Not only have I found this venient, nontoxic and cost-effec- let’s focus on that crunchiness developing fruits, but you’ll therapeutic, but also it forced me tive. I have compiled a collection of dried figs. It comes from occasionally find an intact one if to be more truthful and thought- of my favorite homemade clean- seeds, which I would never find you look closely. Of course, ful in my words. ing solutions in a handy pam- in my own figs’ fruits. enough colonized caprifigs are phlet. If you’d like to receive one, Botanically speaking, those left among the caprifig trees to I have found that one of the send a stamped (68 cents), self- “seeds” are the real fig fruits. perpetuate the wasp species. best places to get writing sta- addressed, business-size enve- What we commonly call a fig —- tionery is at my local post office. “fruit” is actually a hollow stalk DISBELIEF GIVES WAY TO I also will sometimes stop at lope, along with $5, to: whose inner wall is lined with AP photo DELICIOUS FIGS motels when driving across town Heloise/HCS, P.O. Box 795001, the true fruits. (With that dis- THIS PHOTO shows fig fruits in New Paltz, N.Y. Depicted here are Given the intricate and syn- to pick up postcards. San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. Or claimer off my chest, I’m going some of the many varieties of figs that do not have the specialized pol- chronized relationship between I’ve worked with computers all order online at www.Heloise.com. back to calling the hollow stem lination needs of Smyrna figs, so can be grown over a much wider the two plants and an insect, it’s my life. Handwriting letters has Use an old toothbrush to scrub a “fruit” and the crunchy things range, even in New York. From left, top row, are Celeste, San Piero and no wonder that a couple of become one of my favorite things away residue from the water jets inside the “seeds.”) Brown Turkey. Bottom row, from left, are Bethlehem Black and Kadota. decades elapsed before to do. on the dishwasher. — Heloise Those seeds result from polli- Californians were able to harvest Obsolete or not, I love to write nation, which is no small feat for their first ripe Smyrna fruits. At one to three letters a day, and the Letter of laughter what might be thought of as an dropped to the ground before male wasps awaken, fertilize first, the idea of caprification calm, “connected” feeling I get from it is well worth the cost of Dear Heloise: A woman called inside-out fruit. swelling. still-sleeping female pupae, and was considered preposterous, my office needing directions. She For most kinds of fruits to Mediterranean farmers long then die without ever leaving the the hanging of caprifigs in the postage. — Joe in Colorado Springs, Colo. was leaving the nearby mall, but develop, pollen from a male ago discovered that Smyrna fig caprifigs. trees mere peasant superstition. the mall has numerous exits. She flower, or the male part of a trees could be made fruitful by Female wasps emerge soon Horticulturalist Dr. Gustave Joe: WRITERS ROCK! — Heloise asked me if she should turn right bisexual flower, must first be hanging among their branches after, just when the male caprifig Eisen reported that he was or left. I couldn’t figure out at dusted onto the female part of fruits of inedible, so-called wild flowers are shedding pollen. As “hooted down and some of the which exit she was, so I told her the flower. But Smyrna — the Dish issues goat figs, or caprifigs. The capri- the wasps wend their way out of mob whistled” when he to go north. She said, “OK, but is most commonly sold variety of Dear Heloise: My friends told figs supply the needed pollen, the caprifigs, they inadvertently announced, at a horticultural that right or left?!” Ha! dried fig — has no pollen. me they had unexpected dish- which is carried into the develop- pick up pollen. meeting in 1887, his findings on The hint is, if you are unfamil- —- ing Smyrna fruits by that tiny —- caprification. washer repairs. The repairman A WASP IS PRESSED INTO said the water was not hot iar with your surroundings, at wasp. THE WASP IS TRICKED Fortunately for those of us least orient yourself to know SERVICE The wasp is called Once outside a caprifig, Ms. who live where the climate is not enough to dissolve those deter- Fig pollination is brought gent gel packs, and that they where north is! — Amy R. in Blastophagus, and her work is Blastophagus begins searching conducive to caprification, many Pittsburgh about by pressing into service a called caprification. for an unpopulated caprifig in varieties of figs bear fruit without gummed up the workings. So, is tiny wasp. Smyrna fig trees were Blastophagus’ eggs, as many as which to deposit her eggs, and any pollination whatsoever. But this true? — Kathryn S., introduced into California in the 600 in a single fruit, develop here is where human trickery for dried figs, Smyrna is one of Amarillo, Texas The pillowcase 1880s, but until fig pollination inside the caprifigs. At certain intervenes. Caprifigs, which are the best. For better or worse, my Kathryn, that makes sense. Dear Heloise: I’ve purchased was understood, all the figlets on times of year, which correspond grown in separate orchards, are figs, which are delicious fresh Consult with your plumber to different brands of king-size California’s first fig trees merely with caprifig fruit development, gathered just before the female but not dried, are also seedless. make sure your water tempera- linens. Even though the sheets ture is set hot enough to not only themselves are fine, why don’t clean and dissolve the pack, but they make the pillowcases roomi- Farm to table: A bit tricky in winter, but in high demand also to be safe for your family. er? Dishwasher maintenance is The cases are longer, but not MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — the spinach in November and ing by providing financial and added a third one last year,” said important. Inspect the wash wider. I’m sure others have the Demand driven by the farm-to- will sell it in about two weeks. technical assistance to farmers Heidi Rohwer, estimating they arms, and clean them out with a table movement knows no sea- This time of year, when vegeta- to install high tunnels to extend cost about $7,000 each. same problem. — Rita R., toothpick. Soft water also may Tamaqua, Pa. sons, so farmers in colder areas bles are trucked in from the growing season, protect The small farm makes regular help. of the country increasingly use California and Mexico, some crops from harsh conditions, trips to Durango, Colorado, in To deep-clean the dishwasher, © 2017 by King Features Syndicate Inc. greenhouses and similar struc- consumers clamor for fresh local reduce energy use and improve the winter to sell kale, lettuce, tures to meet wintertime produce. air quality by reducing the trans- carrots, arugula, and bok choy. demand for local produce. “I’m definitely interested in portation of food. Between 2010 “If we don’t take enough While crusty snow and ice cov- supporting local agriculture, and 2016, the U.S. Department greens, they get really mad,” Homelessness activists evicted ers the ground in January in and I definitely like eating of Agriculture’s Natural Rohwer said. Vermont, spinach leaves sprout greens in the winter,” said Resources Conservation Service Buley expects his spinach to from pricey mansion in London in rows of unfrozen soil inside a Serena Matt of Marshfield, helped producers construct more start taking off soon, when the high tunnel — a large enclosure Vermont, who paid Bear Roots than 15,000 high tunnels around sun gets higher in February. LONDON (AP) — British author- the five-story town house in posh covered by plastic film that is Farm in South Barre, Vermont, the country, with Alaska having “They get really big, and we’ll ities have evicted a group of squat- Eaton Square at dawn on warmed by the sun and protect- ahead to get biweekly bundles the most. come down through and just ters who moved into a vacant Wednesday after a court ruled that ed from the wind. of produce that in the winter Rohwer’s Farm in Pleasant start harvesting like crazy,” he mansion in one of London’s prici- the squatters could be evicted. “I can never keep up with the typically include greens like View, Colorado, got its first 30- said. It’s also a lot sweeter, with est neighborhoods to draw atten- About a dozen people emerged spinach demand,” said Joe spinach or baby kale. by-72-foot high tunnel that way. thicker leaves, than summer tion to the problem of homeless- from the house with bags of Buley, owner of Screamin’ Ridge The federal government helped “And it did so well we were spinach, because of the colder ness. clothes and blankets and boxes of Farm in Montpelier, who planted spur the growth in winter farm- able to get a second one, and we weather, he said. Police and bailiffs descended on food.

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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An the short-term stockpile short- insatiable demand for bacon age because he expects pork depleted frozen pork belly sup- production to increase about 3 plies in the U.S. to a record low percent this year. level for December, but the pork The popularity of bacon has industry is confident it can keep increased as the pork industry up with demand and avoid any has figured out new ways to sell serious shortages. the product. To keep pace with Bottom line: A pound of bacon increased pork demand, the may cost a little more as winter industry is building at least four wears on, but prices should sta- new processing plants in Iowa, bilize by summer. Minnesota, Missouri and The U.S. Department of Michigan in the next few years. Agriculture reported last week The variety of bacon treats that pork bellies in cold storage has soared in recent years to fell to 17.7 million pounds last include delicacies such as month, the lowest December jalapeno bacon, bacon apple pie, inventory since records began in doughnuts with bacon and 1957. In comparison, more than chocolate chocolate-covered 52.3 million pounds of pork bel- slices, said Brooks Reynolds, an lies — the cut of the hog from Iowa commercial insurance which bacon is derived — agent who created the Blue remained in storage in Ribbon Bacon Festival, which December 2015. attracts more than 10,000 “Veterans of the industry say bacon enthusiasts to Des clearly this is record-breaking Moines on Feb. 18. Contributed photo THIS IS ANOTHER example of a possible exhibit that could be stuff,” said Russell Barton, a “People will pay what it costs to buy bacon because they love developed at the proposed children’s biblical museum in Cleveland. market reporter for protein ana- lyst firm Urner Barry. it,” he said. This sample, and others, were loaned to the museum’s planning “December is the lowest on Demand also has increased as team by Jonathan Martin Creative Designs of Nashville. record. They really haven’t ever bacon has become an ingredient seen a situation like this in menu options at restaurants before.” including Subway and Pork bellies are usually stock- Bruegger’s Bagels, and as piled in freezers at the end of the McDonald’s started selling Museum year and the first few months of breakfast all day. From Page 1 the next year to get through the summer peak months when Women’s a Cappella Caywood said they have stud- “Cleveland can become bacon consumption is highest, ied and watched as the the home to a facility Barton said. This season, bacon is coming to Cleveland! Creation Museum was built in where our children will demand was high enough that Come out to our open house! Petersburg, Ky., and they’re have access to exciting fresh pork bellies were used as now keeping up with the com- visuals, art, music and quickly as they were produced, pletion of The Bible Museum in more. It would be a per- leaving significantly less meat to Washington, D.C. manent facility that will store. “The Creation Museum focus- tell more than 52 Bible Prices at the wholesale level es on creation and evolution, stories from Genesis to already are showing an but it gives us some ideas Revelation, and will pro- increase. Tuesday’s pork belly February 4th - 2-5 PM about what we can do with our vide education on various prices were at $1.71 a pound, project,” said Caywood. topics.” about 37 percent higher than Ocoee Middle School The Bible Museum in — Doug Caywood this time last year, Barton said. Washington, expected to open Retail bacon prices haven’t this year, is a $400 million jumped significantly but could DIAMONDS facility being built by the access to the local community,” climb as the industry works to founder of Hobby Lobby. It has Caywood said. He added there catch up. WANTED to do with the many Bibles in would be a visual advantage to “What this says is there was $100-$100,000 the world, and their publica- such a location. The structure excellent product movement in BEST PRICES IN 4 YEARS tion. is expected to be 60,000 to the fourth quarter of 2016,” said • GOLD • SILVER The Caywoods and their team 75,000 square feet and they will Steve Meyer, a pork industry BUY OR SELL have come up with a fundrais- be looking for a minimum of 15 Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS economist for Express Markets ing plan to try to come up with to 16 acres. CLEVELAND ARCHITECT Doug Caywood is heading a team of Inc., which tracks industry RICK DAVIS GOLD the $20 million needed for the He said they also feel it will local residents who hope to raise money for a local museum which trends for retailers and foodser- AND DIAMONDS Trek Thru Truth Museum over be good if there is an opportu- will cater to children, the Bible and Bible stories. Caywood is shown vice companies. RickDavisGoldandDiamonds.net the next five years. nity to have outside exhibits with plans for the biblical attraction at his downtown Cleveland office. Meyer isn’t concerned about 423-499-9162 They have already and presentations. 5301 Brainerd Rd. approached local churches and In the meantime, Caywood other organizations and individ- and his team are talking to with several other museums on uals, obtaining pledges and in- churches, individuals, civic various projects, has loaned kind donations totaling clubs, and other organizations Caywood’s team some examples $193,000 in preliminary or seed about the museum proposal. of biblical-based exhibits. money. “This is only 1 percent “Cleveland can become the The team has also come up of what we need for the $20 home to a facility where our with an exhibition concept, million project,” emphasized children will have access to based on a 52-week ministry for Caywood. exciting visuals, art, music and children. This fundraising goal formed more,” he said. “It would be a The themes include Creation- by the planning team is to have permanent facility that will tell Adam and Eve; Noah’s Ark; 16,000 individuals, families, more than 52 Bible stories from Tower of Babel; and other pas- churches, organizations, and Genesis to Revelation, and will sages from the Bible. businesses embrace on the provide education on various Examples of temporary project. “With 100,000 resi- topics.” exhibits being considered dents in Bradley County, and Caywood serves as president should generate interest for the 1.3 million within a three-coun- of Trek Thru Truth, adding that community’s children. These ty radius, we feel this is feasi- “The others on the team have proposals include Professions of ble,” said Caywood. At least one been instrumental in developing the Bible; Music in the Bible; plan proposed that each donor this vision.” Caywood said they Bugs in the Bible; could contribute $5 per week hope the people of the Transportation in the Bible; for five years, to meet the $20 Cleveland community will sup- Sports in the Bible; Animals in million goal. port this proposed ministry tool the Bible; and Armies/Wars in He added that the target area for the future of the communi- the Bible. for appeal of the museum is ty’s children. The Caywoods, their planning four to five hours out, a radius “This proposed museum will team and future board mem- encompassing Nashville, tell the stories of the Bible bers have a massive challenge Knoxville, Atlanta and through interactive exhibits, before them. If the goals can be Charlotte. activities, music and murals,” reached, and the museum built, Step 1 in the timeline for the he continued. it would be a tremendous asset museum would be fundraising. “Cleveland has the opportuni- for the citizens (and children) of During the coming year, ty to be the home of a $20 mil- Cleveland and Bradley County. Caywood also plans the forma- lion facility for children, focus- Caywood is excited by the tion of a capital outlay board of ing on the Bible,” emphasized prospect, and the fact the proj- directors (12 to 15 people), with the project’s leader. “Our team ect is once again moving for- hopes they will purchase a has developed a comprehensive ward. property site sometime in the business plan, exhibit descrip- “I feel God is using my archi- near future. tions, initial graphic images for tectural profession with Lewis He said the planning team, museum storytellers, and pre- Group Architects, and my and/or directors, will be looking liminary design concepts for the Master of Arts in teaching, to at several locations for the facility,” Caywood added. culminate in the design of a museum in the general Although no specific exhibits museum building and exhibits Cleveland area. “We feel it have been designed, Jonathan that will educate our children would be better to be located Martin Creative Designs in on 52 stories of the Bible, from along Interstate 75, with easy Nashville, which is working Genesis to Revelation,” he said. Nestle USA says it is moving HQ from California to Virginia ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — quarters. About 750 jobs are base and reduce its reliance on Chocolate maker Nestle is mov- moving to Virginia and the others federal spending. ing its U.S. headquarters from will head to the company’s divi- “I am particularly proud that California to Virginia, relocating sions in Ohio and Missouri. this great company will locate in to a part of the country where the Nestle expects to complete the a property that has sat empty as company says it has more cus- move by the end of 2018. the area and our entire state tomers. The Rosslyn headquarters will grappled with defense cuts and Nestle USA, a subsidiary of occupy more than 200,000 sequestration.” McAuliffe said in Swiss-based Nestle S.A., square feet of office space in the a statement. announced the move Wednesday tallest building in the D.C. To lure the company, the state in the Rosslyn section of region. That building has been approved a $10 million in eco- Arlington County at an event vacant since its 2013 opening. nomic incentives and grants, and with Gov. Terry McAuliffe. The Rosslyn area, just across the Arlington County contributed $6 Nestle USA is currently based Potomac River from the nation’s million. in Glendale, California. Lisa capital, has suffered from a slow- Nestle USA said 85 percent of Gibby, a Nestle representative, down in federal job growth. its top customers and 75 percent said there are about 1,200 McAuliffe has been working to of its factories are in the eastern employees at the existing head- diversify northern Virginia’s job U.S. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 2017 Danner, 74. whether each one is worth your while or CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Let your creativity not. Avoid getting involved in other peo- DAY: Isla Fisher, 41; Nathan Lane, take over, but not your emotions. Size ple's affairs or concerns that will keep 61; Morgan Fairchild, 67; Blythe up the situations you face and consider you from accomplishing the personal goals you want to achieve. Put your energy into what will bring the highest returns. Your numbers are 4, 12, 23, 29, 34, 41, 45. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Contract Bridge Someone with ulterior motives will take by Steve Becker advantage of your energetic, helpful nature. Gullibility will cost you financial- Hagar the Horrible ly, physically and emotionally. Question everything you hear and assess each situation before you get involved. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be cre- ative in the way you handle people. Offer incentives and suggestions that will raise greater awareness about your concerns. An emotional plea will gener- ate greater consciousness in your com- munity. Don't lose sight of your goals. Make your vote count. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be care- ful how you deal with household responsibilities. Take care of your home in case friends or family members stop Dilbert by for an unexpected visit. Physical activity will improve your health and well-being. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't deliberate about what you think should be done -- put your plans into motion. Taking action will show that you are capable and responsible. Refrain from making an impulsive personal change. Leave the past behind and don't go over budget. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take time out for yourself. Educational pursuits or making time for love and romance are highlighted. Don't let an emotional mat- Garfield ter at home rain on your parade. Take a short trip or make a commitment to live a healthy life. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Check out different cultures or ways of doing things. Interacting with people from all walks of life will open your mind to all sorts of ideas and concepts. Don't feel threatened by change. New beginnings will inspire you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Getting upset over financial matters can be expected if you take a risk. Opt for the safe route and only spend what's nec- essary to ensure your comfort and Beetle Bailey security. A partnership will have its limi- tations if you choose discord over pas- sion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Live life your own way. Don't fall into someone else's routines. Make a point to look the way you want and to style your life to suit your own needs. A passionate approach to the way you move forward will leave a lasting impression. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Put more effort into making personal gains. Setting goals that will help you improve your health and physical strength is encouraged. Romantic ges- Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics tures, suggestions and long-term plans By Conrad Day will bring you closer to someone you love. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Don't get angry; get moving. Take hold of whatever situation you face and rely on yourself to get things done. Finding the right balance of old and new ideas will help you reach your goals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Use your time wisely. Refrain from letting your emotions lead to a no-win situation. Consider what's important to you and don't take any detours. Finish what you start and let others do their own thing. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Proceed with caution no matter what you are faced with. Carelessness will result in minor injury or illness that will limit your ability to take care of pressing matters. Good nutrition and physical strength are crucial. Birthday Baby: You are refined, careful and unique. You are adaptable and disciplined. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017—7

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Thursday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 8:30 p.m. on (WRCB) 8:30 p.m. on (WDEF) 10 p.m. on (WDEF) Superstore Supernatural Powerless Superior Donuts Training Day In the new “Ladies’ Lunch,” things get re- In a new episode called “Lily Sunder Has If you, like many TV and movie fans, are Emmy-winning sitcom veteran Judd Hirsch While the title and broad concept from the ally awkward after Glenn (Mark McKinney) Some Regrets,” Sam and Dean (Jared starting to feel as if we’re up to our necks (“Taxi”) returns to primetime network TV in 2001 police drama are carried over in this accidentally blurts out that Amy (America Padalecki, Jensen Ackles) race against the in superhero projects, you’ll probably get this new adaptation of a play by Tracy Letts new series adaptation, don’t look for slavish Ferrera) has been late to work recently clock to save their pal Castiel (Misha Col- a kick out of this sly new action comedy (“August: Osage County”), which premieres imitation, starting with the ethnicities of the because she and hubby Adam are going lins) before he becomes the latest victim of set in a world where humans must cope here tonight before moving into its regular two main characters. In this new version, through marriage counseling. With the best an obsessed foe: Lily Sunder (guest star with fallout from all the superhero and vil- time period next Monday. The actor stars Bill Paxton plays Frank Rourke, a veteran intentions (mostly), Dina (Lauren Ash) tries Alicia Witt), who has been honing her pow- lain clashes. In the series premiere, Emily as Arthur, the cranky owner of a small Chi- with the Los Angeles Police Department, to give Amy a morale boost by kidnapping ers in black magic for more than a century Locke (Vanessa Hudgens) starts work at cago donut shop he doesn’t want to update whose maverick ways have his bosses her for a just-us-girls lunch. Meanwhile, to exact revenge on a band of angels who Wayne Enterprises, but is unimpressed by (translation: Do not ask Arthur for cronuts!). concerned enough to imbed a new partner Jonah and Garrett (Ben Feldman, Colton murdered her family. her boss (Alan Tudyk, “Firefly”) and col- The excellent ensemble cast also includes (Justin Cornwell) who is tasked with report- Dunn) invent a new game to help pass the leagues. Danny Pudi, Ron Funches and Katey Sagal (“Sons of Anarchy”), David ing back to them on Rourke’s performance. time. Christina Kirk also star. Koechner (“Anchorman”) and Maz Jobrani.

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Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311NFL Turning Point ’ NFL Turning Point ’ NFL Turning Point ’ NHL Top 10 College Hockey Vermont at Notre Dame. (N) (Live) Curling Women’s: USA vs. Japan. (Taped) NFL Turning Point ’ DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma Down Under Å Trauma Down Under (N) ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma Down Under Å 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Fundraiser From Page 1 200. ed the opportunity to attend the Wednesday’s meeting, con- championship competition in nected online with Jones in Palm Franklin. Beach, Florida, was to connect Therefore, he has contracted the dots and cross the T’s on to have the wrestling tourna- plans for this fundraiser. ment screened in his home. Committee members observed Visitors and organizers of the a number of posters on the park event will have easy access to project, which will be displayed the wrestling telecast. “We’ve got at the Jones’ home. Members 64 televisions,” said Jones. also updated plans for a brief Barrett was concerned that program featuring the event’s not everyone in the community host, Cleveland Mayor Tom who would be interested in the Rowland, and author and proposed park received an invi- genealogist Michael T. tation. Additional guests were Slaughter. being determined Wednesday for Slaughter will attend the event the invitation-only event, and it and will be available to autograph was pointed out there will ongo- copies of his book “Andrew ing opportunities to involve oth- Taylor: Man of Mystery,” about ers in the historic effort. Taylor and other area settlers. The spring near the long-ago Jones said all visitors will also settlement, Taylor’s Place, was receive a surprise gift. crucial to the people who came This fundraiser is being held to the area in the early 1800s. on a significant date in history, For a number of years, the the 175th anniversary of the spring was physically located Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS founding of Cleveland, beneath the law offices of late CATHY BARRETT, of the Community Foundation of Cleveland and Bradley County, joins Toby Pendergrass of Jones Management as Tennessee. Cleveland attorney Jim Webb. A they view a series of posters concerning plans for the construction of Taylor Spring Park on 1st Street. Saturday’s celebration has few years ago, Webb donated the also created a number of firsts: property to the city, and the — This is the first official building was demolished. fundraiser to generate funds for The committee and city offi- the park. cials plan to recognize Webb for — This is the first time Allan his gift. and Janie Jones have invited a Following Webb’s donation, member of the media to take the city purchased an adjoining photographs at their home. parcel, and since then Jones — And, this may be the first purchased a lot on the west side time a person has turned down of the spring and donated it to an invitation to accompany the the city. The property Jones pur- president of the United State to chased will be used as a parking a social event, in favor of hosting site during construction, and a fundraiser for a city park in may be determined as the his hometown. entrance and exit to the park “Janie and I have expressed when it is completed. our regrets to Donald Trump,” It is hoped construction of Jones said Wednesday in Taylor Spring Park can begin explaining they were invited to later this year. attend the Red Cross Ball in Recognition items are being Florida Saturday night. sold to raise funds, and the He added that they would be items will be included in the leaving Florida early for the final design. These items include return trip home, because the engraved bricks, benches, trees airport was going to be closed with plaques, and medallions. down prior to the president’s The bricks, for around $100, can arrival. be engraved with three lines of Although unavoidable that the 20 characters on each line. city’s birthday was on this spe- These characters include the Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS cific date, the disappointment spaces between names or words, was double edged for Jones. A according to Barrett. CLEVELAND CITY COuNCILMAN Richard Banks, left, and THIS POSTER will be displayed at Saturday’s Taylor Spring Park Cleveland historian Bob George display a poster with the location of fundraiser at the home of Allan and Janie Jones. The poster shows strong supporter of high school “Everyone will want at least wrestling in the community, the one of the bricks,” said Jones. Taylor Spring Park and the community’s first settlement, Taylor’s the location of the old spring in relation to Taylor’s Place, recognized fundraiser commitment eliminat- “They’ll be there forever.” Place. as the birthplace of Cleveland. Farmers From Page 1 would be the limitations of trict. The board reviews the "I can tell you that's not even options for the district. rate structure each year," he going to happen," Rawls said. "What we would have to do is said. "None of your representatives create an overall commercial He said bond holders will are going to take that ball and rate," he said. "There can be also assist in that process run with it. It's a good point, problems if we just help out "making sure we are able to but it's a daydream." those in the poultry business. pay those obligations back." All of the farmers in atten- There are those in the retail "If not, we wouldn't last very dance agreed they left with a business who could claim we long," Lawson said. better understanding of the sit- are discriminating against them Another issue is the state uation concerning the rates. and, according to the state, "We as business owners are “The rates are set by they would be right. So, we here to make money," said would have to make this a the district. The board Denise Reid. reviews the rate structure much broader category of Lawson said OUD "appreci- users." each year.” ates the poultry industry." Lawson said the district's — OUD Manager "We have done a lot. I think attorney said the utility "can- TIm Lawson some of you would not be in not promote specific public pol- business where you are if it icy goals such as assisting still requires sales tax be paid weren't for our almost unbusi- agricultural customers with a on water, although it does not ness-like attitude about Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY lower rate which would pro- on electricity. expanding in a lot of areas," he THE REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons mote agriculture within the "We've had some poultry said. "It helps everybody." responsible for the fire at the Christian Outreach church has been increased. The Federal Bureau district." farmers mad at us when they Lawson said he is going to of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms added $2,500 to the $5,000 reward offered by the Tennessee "If it does," the attorney con- try to use their tax number," suggest to the board at its next Department of Commerce and Insurance, through the Tennessee Arson Hotline. tinued in a letter to OUD, "the Lawson said. "I've never found meeting the district do a "full- district would be placing itself anybody who understood that fledged rate study." in the position of having to do rule. That may be something "We could have a third-party the same for any other industry our representative might pick do that, looking at every area of Reward in suspected church arson by giving it the same reduced up and help get something our system," he said. "This rate." going in Nashville. That's could tell us what options are Lawson said he was not almost 10 percent right their out there, where we might case is increased to $7,500: BCSO aware of any subsidies or off the water bills." could have a break for a certain ice about a possible burglary By ALLEN MINCEY “They had stolen grants that are available that Commissioner Dan Rawls category. It might us something Banner Staff Writer in progress, then found the might assist in reducing rates said farmers should not be different. I don't know. But, I equipment, guitars and fire as they and deputies for agricultural usage. overly optimistic about any think that would be a first The reward for information microphones, and a small neared the church. leading to an arrest and con- amount of money we had "The rates are set by the dis- changes to the tax exemptions. step." Bradley County Sheriff Eric viction in the Rabbit Valley in the church.” Watson said a surveillance — Pastor Sieglinda Sherrill Road church fire early system that the church had Sunday morning has been set up captured footage of the increased. before 2:30 a.m. Sunday, person within the church who Pollbook The Bradley County according to Sheriff Eric authorities believe was Sheriff’s Office said Watson, and the Sheriff's responsible for the fire. When From Page 1 Wednesday that the Federal Office's Communications asked if he felt the fire was Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Director James Bradford said Missouri. Smith County also said that set to cover up the robbery, “The poll workers rave and Firearms has added that once fire department Administrator of Elections training on the use of the poll- Watson said he was unsure. about the electronic poll- $2,500 to the previous $5,000 personnel arrived at the Fran Green presented the com- books would be necessary, but Witnesses told deputies they books. [Workers are pro- reward offered by the church, over half of the build- missioners with a synopsis from will be easy to provide, and use saw one person leave the vided] “with better infor- Tennessee Department of ing was involved. Smith County. That information of the electronic pollbooks would church before the fire was mation on all voters in Commerce and Insurance, It was not the first time the indicated that the program is be more efficient and simple to discovered. the county so they are through the Tennessee Arson church had been burglarized. “easy to set up ... fewer poll implement. Watson said that it is most able to make decisions Hotline. Pastor Sieglinda Sherrill said workers will be needed at each The BCEC unanimously likely the person in the without having to repeat- The Christian Outreach the church had been entered precinct ... and there is a defi- agreed to pursue the purchase footage set the fire. The BCSO edly call the (election church, located at 225 Rabbit illegally at least three times in nite cost savings seen.” of the electronic equipment, questioned an individual commission) office.” Valley, was first thought to be the past two weeks. Smith County, with eight pending Bradley County about the fire and burglary — Smith County synopsis the site of a burglary, but "They had stolen equip- precincts, saved about $2,000 in Commission budget approval. earlier this week. when first responders arrived ment, guitars and micro- The sheriff said the person its first election. Pollbooks would be needed at Election commissioners pres- on the scene they found the phones, and a small amount questioned might be responsi- each precinct should the funding ent at Wednesday’s meeting structure engulfed in flames. of money we had in the ble, “but we won't know that be approved. There are 17 sepa- included chairman Travis Henry, Deputies with the BCSO church," a distraught Sherrill until more investigation is rate precincts in Bradley Christy Schuch, Dana Burgner responding to the reported said. conducted." County. and Oscar Kelley. Duane Gilbert GOT NEWS? burglary found smoke coming The pastor said the church Information on the fire can “The poll workers rave about was unable to attend. Green was from the church's windows had set up a sensor alarm at be called in to the Tennessee the (electronic pollbooks),” read also present at the meeting on then contacted Bradley the church, which alerted Arson Hotline at 1-800-762- the Smith County information. Wednesday. County Fire-Rescue. The some of her family members 3017. Information may also Workers are provided “with bet- The group has moved its church had already been gut- (who live next door to the be given to the Criminal C a l l U s ! ter information on all voters in monthly meeting to the first Cl Clevelandeveland ted by the fire when firefight- church) of someone inside. Investigation Division of the the county so they are able to Wednesday of the month. The Da Dailyily BannerBanner ers arrived just minutes later. They contacted the Bradley Bradley County Sheriff’s make decisions without having next Bradley County Election The incident occurred just County Emergency 911 serv- Office. 472-5041 to repeatedly call the (election Commission meeting will be on commission) office.” Wednesday, March 1. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017—9 Trump puts Iran ‘on notice’ after ballistic missile test WASHINGTON (AP) — gave it a life-line in the form of Republic. The warning was an early Tehran’s malign actions — Iran was providing key support President Donald Trump said the Iran Deal: $150 billion.” “As of today, we are officially manifestation of Trump’s prom- including weapons transfers, by arming, training and financing Thursday his administration has He also tweeted, “Iran has been putting Iran on notice,” Flynn ise of a tougher American support for terrorism and other the rebels, with a goal of leverag- put Iran “on notice,” echoing formally PUT ON NOTICE for fir- said from the White House podi- approach to Iran. Yet administra- violations of international ing its relationship with the comments from his top national ing a ballistic missile. Should um. tion officials emphasized that norms,” Flynn said. Houthis to “build a long-term security adviser that the U.S. will have been thankful for the terri- On notice for what, Flynn their allegations were unrelated The White House also faulted presence in Yemen.” act against Iran unless it stops ble deal the U.S. made with didn’t say. Senior Trump admin- to Iran’s obligations under the Iran for backing Houthi rebels in The White House said the goal testing ballistic missiles and sup- them!” istration officials said they were Iran nuclear deal that President Yemen who on Tuesday claimed a in putting Iran “on notice” was to porting Houthi rebels in Yemen. Flynn on Wednesday forcefully actively considering a “range of Barack Obama and world leaders successful missile strike against signal to Tehran that it needed to Trump and his National denounced Iran’s behavior in his options” including economic negotiated. Though Flynn noted a warship belonging to a Saudi- rethink its behavior. Flynn said Security Adviser, Michael Flynn, first public remarks since Trump measures and increased support Trump has criticized that deal, led coalition fighting to reinstall Iran specifically violated the didn’t elaborate on what retalia- took office. He accused Iran of for Iran’s regional adversaries. officials declined to say whether Yemen’s internationally recog- U.N.’s ban on “activity related to tory actions the U.S. could pur- threatening U.S. allies and The officials, who briefed Trump planned to follow through nized government. The media ballistic missiles designed to be sue. spreading instability throughout reporters on condition of on his campaign pledge to rene- arm of the Shiite rebels said the capable of delivering nuclear Trump tweeted, “Iran was on the Middle East while faulting the anonymity, declined repeatedly to gotiate it. vessel was believed to belong to weapons, including launches its last legs and ready to collapse Obama administration for doing say whether military action is “The Obama administration the Saudi Arabian navy. using such ballistic missile tech- until the U.S. came along and too little to stop the Islamic being considered. failed to respond adequately to Administration officials said nology.” truMP to Mexico: Take care of ‘bad hombres’ or U.S. might WASHINGTON (AP) — “You have a bunch of bad denigrating immigrants. President Donald Trump warned hombres down there. You Trump’s comment was in line in a phone call with his Mexican aren’t doing enough to stop with the new administration’s counterpart that he was ready to them. I think your military bullish stance on foreign policy send U.S. troops to stop “bad is scared. Our military isn’t, matters in general, and the pres- hombres down there” unless the so I just might send them ident’s willingness to break long- Mexican military does more to down to take care of it.” standing norms around the control them, according to an — Trump told Pena Nieto, globe. excerpt of a transcript of the con- according to the excerpt Before his inauguration, versation obtained by The given to AP Trump spoke to the president of Associated Press. Taiwan, breaking long-standing The excerpt of the call did not U.S. policy and irritating China. detail who exactly Trump consid- excerpt given to AP. “You aren’t His temporary ban on refugees ered “bad hombres,” nor did it doing enough to stop them. I and travelers from seven Muslim- make clear the tone and context think your military is scared. Our majority countries, aimed at of the remark, made in a Friday military isn’t, so I just might reviewing screening procedures morning phone call between the send them down to take care of to lessen the threat of extremist leaders. It also did not contain it.” attacks, has caused consterna- Mexican President Enrique Pena A person with access to the tion around the world. Nieto’s response. Mexico denies official transcript of the phone But nothing has created the that Trump’s remarks were call provided only that portion of level of bickering as the border threatening. the conversation to The wall, a centerpiece of his cam- Still, the excerpt offers a rare Associated Press. The person paign. Mexico has consistently and striking look at how the new gave it on condition of anonymity said it would not pay for the wall president is conducting diploma- because the administration did and opposes it. Before the phone AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais cy behind closed doors. Trump’s not make the details of the call call, Pena Nieto canceled a President donAld truMP pauses during a meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House remarks suggest he is using the public. planned visit to the United in Washington, Wednesday. Trump discussed the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, set- same tough and blunt talk with The Mexican website Aristegui States. ting up a fierce fight with Democrats over a jurist who could shape America's legal landscape for decades world leaders that he used to Noticias on Tuesday published a The fresh fight with Mexico last rally crowds on the campaign week arose over trade as the to come. similar account of the phone call, trail. based on the reporting of jour- White House talked of a 20 per- Eduardo Sanchez, spokesman nalist Dolia Estevez. The report cent tax on imports from the key IS NSC shakeup ‘crazy’ or no big deal? for Mexico’s presidential office, described Trump as humiliating U.S. ally to finance the wall after denied the tone of the conversa- Pena Nieto in a confrontational Pena Nieto abruptly scrapped his WASHINGTON (AP) — President national intelligence director are but was barred from council meet- tion was hostile or humiliating, conversation. Jan. 31 trip to Washington. Donald Trump’s spokesman says advisers to the council. ings to keep security and politics saying it was respectful. Mexico’s foreign relations The U.S. and Mexico conduct “nothing has changed” in the But the law only goes so far in separate in those deliberations. “It is absolutely false that the department said the report was some $1.6 billion a day in cross- national security apparatus of the shaping the council. Presidents “We didn’t advertise that, but president of the United States “based on absolute falsehoods.” border trade, and cooperate on White House despite a reorganiza- also designate many officials of the president made that clear threatened to send troops to Americans may recognize everything from migration to tion of the National Security their choosing and determine who right at the beginning — if it’s an Mexico,” Sanchez said in an Trump’s signature bombast in anti-drug enforcement to major Council. The claim is not so, on its comes to which meetings. NSC meeting, you may not interview with Radio Formula on the comments, but the remarks environmental issues. face. But do the changes matter? —- appear,” Josh Bolten, who was Wednesday night. may carry more weight in Mexico. Trump tasked his son-in-law Yes, says Republican Sen. John What did Trump do? Bush’s chief of staff, said in refer- A White House spokesman did Political analyst and former and senior adviser, Jared McCain, who sees a “radical He made Bannon a regular ence to Rove. “And it wasn’t not respond to requests for com- presidential spokesman Ruben Kushner — a real estate execu- departure.” Double yes, says member of the Principals because he didn’t respect Karl’s ment. The Mexican Foreign Aguilar notes Pena Nieto had tive with no foreign policy experi- Relations Department had earlier ence — with managing the ongo- Barack Obama’s national security Committee, and able to come to advice or didn’t value his input. enjoyed an apparent spike in his told The AP: “The negative state- ing dispute, according to an adviser, Susan Rice, who calls the full council meetings as well. He He valued it enormously.” low approval levels, as Mexicans ments you refer to did not occur administration official with whole thing “stone cold crazy.” also bumped the chairman of the Obama arguably breached this rallied around him for publicly during said telephone call. On knowledge of the call. Is someone peddling alternative Joint Chiefs of Staff and the wall, letting strategist David challenging Trump in the border the contrary, the tone was con- At a press conference with facts around here? national intelligence director from Axelrod come to some sessions. wall dispute. structive.” British Prime Minister Theresa It may be that only time will tell. their positions as regular mem- Axelrod says he wanted to be con- The latest remarks could Although press secretary Sean bers of the Principals Committee. The phone call between the undercut that, if Pena Nieto is May last week, Trump described versant on national security poli- leaders was intended to patch his call with Pena Nieto as Spicer vigorously played down the Instead they will attend when cymaking but sat on the sidelines viewed as “weak,” he said. changes, Trump is treading new “issues pertaining to their respon- things up between the new pres- Trump has used the phrase “friendly.” and kept quiet. ident and his ally. The two have In a statement, the White ground in making his chief strate- sibilities and expertise are to be Now Trump further crumbles “bad hombres” before. In an gist, Steve Bannon, a regular discussed,” under Trump’s mem- had a series of public spats over October presidential debate, he House said the two leaders the wall by installing Bannon as a Trump’s determination to have acknowledged their “clear and attendee at meetings of the coun- orandum. regular participating member. vowed to get rid the U.S. of “drug cil’s Cabinet-level subgroup, the That is likely to be often, given Mexico pay for the planned bor- lords” and “bad people.” very public differences” and As for the Joint Chiefs chair- der wall, something Mexico agreed to work through the Principals Committee, and in the council’s mandate. But as the man and intelligence director, “We have some bad hombres inviting him to attend any meeting groups now are structured, a steadfastly refuses to agree to. here, and we’re going to get them immigration disagreement as their counterparts at the outset of “You have a bunch of bad hom- part of broader discussions on of the full council. In the process, strategist who is central in driving the Bush administration were not out,” he said. The phrase rico- military and intelligence leaders Trump’s political agenda is apt to bres down there,” Trump told cheted on social media with the relationship between their regular members, so this phase of Pena Nieto, according to the countries. have been shuffled in a bureau- be at some meetings when mili- Trump’s recast largely reverts to Trump opponents saying he was cratic shell game that may or may tary and intelligence leaders are the structure then. not amount to much in the long not. For them, this is a step back It leaves as an open question, run. from what their status had been though, whether tensions between Some questions and answers in Obama’s National Security Trump and the intelligence com- about the security structure and Council. munity during the campaign have the shakeup: Defenders of the change say spilled over. there’s no need to involve military —- What’s the NSC? or intelligence officials for matters What’s the worry? It was formed in 1947 to advise such as natural disasters, pan- Trump’s memo prompted Rice, the president on foreign, military demics or international economic fresh off her job as Obama’s and domestic policies related to crises that may be taken up by the national security adviser, to lash the country’s security and to NSC. out in a series of tweets, one say- enhance cooperation among —- ing, “This is stone cold crazy. After departments on all such matters. What’s new here? a week of crazy.” By law, the president, vice presi- In short, the growing influence She asked sarcastically, “Who dent, secretary of state, defense of a political strategist at the inter- needs military advice or intell to secretary — and, since 2007, the section of politics and security. make policy on ISIL, Syria, energy secretary — are members. In the administration of George Also by law, the chairman of the W. Bush, adviser Karl Rove had Afghanistan ...” and she shared Joint Chiefs of Staff and the the president’s ear on all matters an incendiary tweet that accused Trump of adding a “Nazi,” mean- ing Bannon, to the council. A more measured McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, described Trump’s national security team as “very impressive” but Bannon’s elevation as a “radical departure from any National Security Council in history.” Other law- makers from both parties spoke in kind. Bolten, addressing a Texas con- ference in September, said Bush kept Rove away from the NSC because he wanted everyone to know that his decisions “that involve life and death for the peo- ple in uniform will not be tainted by any political decisions.” Even so, presidents have wide latitude to shape the council as they want. Defense specialist Richard A. Best Jr., in a 2011 AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais analysis and history of the body White house senior advisers Jared Kushner, Steve Bannon for the government’s nonpartisan    and National Security Adviser Michael Flynn are seen in the Oval Congressional Research Service, Office of the White House in Washington during a meeting between said: “Both in its staff organization and functioning, the NSC is 
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U.S. Geological Survey via AP Lava stream exploding into ocean in Hawaii ThiS JAn. 29 HONOLULU (AP) — A dramatic Lava Ocean Tours. “We’ve never large “hot crack” in the rock above PhoTo provided “firehose” stream of molten lava had an incident,” he said. “We’re the firehose flow, said USGS geol- by the U.S. continued to shoot out of a sea always watching for what the cliff ogist Janet Babb. The crack runs Geological Survey cliff Wednesday on Hawaii Island, is doing. Is it moving? Are the parallel to the sea cliff and makes shows a lava splashing into the Pacific Ocean rocks rolling down the cliff? We the surrounding land susceptible stream pouring below and exploding upon impact. can actually see the changes to collapse. When the large delta out of a tube on The massive Kilauea flow is throughout the day.” collapsed on December 31, it sent the sea cliff at the coming from a lava tube at the Turpin described this flow as a hot rocks and lava spatter flying Kamokuna ocean Kamokuna ocean entry on the “special,” saying it “is definitely into the air and giant waves out- entry at the southeast side of the Big Island. the most dramatic firehose event ward. The lava is gushing from a tube I’ve ever witnessed in the last “The seaward side of that crack Hawaii Volcanoes that was exposed when a huge, three decades of viewing lava.” could fall away,” Babb, who works National Park on 26-acre lava delta collapsed into On land, the National Park at the Hawaii Volcano the Big Island of the ocean at the site on New Year’s Service is responsible for visitor Observatory, said. “That is of great Hawaii. A dramatic Eve. The collapse of the newly safety and has restricted the areas concern because if it does, it’s "firehose" stream formed land triggered massive that people can go to view the going to drop a lot of hot rock into of lava is shooting explosions and giant waves in the flow, but Turpin said he sees peo- the water and hot rock mixing out of a sea cliff area. ple on the cliff edge where they with cool seawater makes for on Hawaii Island, The lava stream, dubbed a “fire- shouldn’t be on a daily basis. explosive interactions.” splashing into the hose” flow because it shoots lava Lava bench collapses can hap- The steam plume created by the Pacific Ocean outward from the source, started pen at any time without warning lava reaching the water is also a out as a drizzle coming down the and if someone was on the edge concern. “It’s super-heated steam below and explod- sea cliffs after the New Year col- during a collapse “it would likely laced with hydrochloric acid from ing upon impact. lapse, but has recently increased be a fatality,” said Cindy Orlando, the interaction with the seawater in intensity. The molten lava is Superintendent of Hawaii and has shards of volcanic glass,” now arching out and falling about Volcanoes National Park. she said. “It’s something to be 70 feet to the ocean below. Despite signs and roped-off avoided.” When the molten lava hits the areas, people still cross the Babb said that this firehose cool seawater, it reacts, causing boundaries and go to the edge of event is unusual because it has explosions that can throw large the cliffs near the lava flow, lasted so long. Usually when a chunks of hot rock and debris Orlando said. flow opens up like this, the lava Cleveland Daily Banner inland, where people hike in to see Park rangers have recently quickly builds new land below and the lava, and seaward, where tour issued citations to people who plugs the entry. boats cruise the shoreline. cross into prohibited areas, but “In this case, there’s no evi- Captains are constantly watch- Orlando said it is nearly impossi- dence of a new delta is forming, ing the cliffs and lava to keep their ble to prevent everyone from which leads us to believe that the passengers safe, said tour boat breaking the rules. offshore topography there is very owner Shane Turpin, who runs One of the biggest concerns is a steep,” Babb said.

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Alabama No. 1, but SEC teams have a big signing day

OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — The Southeastern Conference — at least compared to its recent his- tory — struggled some on the football field this season. But many of the league’s 14 teams were among the best in the country on national signing day, with six of the nation’s top 12 classes coming from the SEC, according to the 247Sports com- posite rankings posted on Wednesday night. Alabama finished at No. 1 in the recruiting rankings for the seventh straight season, pulling in six five-star recruits and an impressive 18 four-star recruits. Georgia, LSU, Auburn, Florida and Texas A&M couldn’t quite match the Crimson Tide, but weren’t far behind. Alabama coach Nick Saban isn’t concerned about where his class or particular players are slotted in the national rankings. “I don’t know anything about that,” Saban said. “We kind of eval- uate the players like we’re going to draft them and take the guys that meet the criteria, the critical fac- tors that we want at positions.” Alabama’s six five-star players included prized running back Najee Harris, who Saban called “very complete.” It’s probably not surprising that second-year Georgia coach Kirby Smart pulled in a big class. After all, he learned under Saban for several years while he was the Crimson Tide’s defensive AP photo coordinator. AtlAntA FAlcons quArterbAck Michael Vick leaps over Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Derrick Brooks for a touchdown at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, in Some of the Bulldogs’ top this 2006 file photo. Vick never made it to the Super Bowl with the Falcons. And his career with the team ended in disgrace. Yet no one is rooting harder for the Falcons to recruits include safety Richard win their first championship. LeCounte III, who is an early enrollee, and offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson. “We think we attacked a lot of Vick says he’s huge Falcons fan areas of concern for us,” Smart said. “I think it’s a good group.” Florida closes signing strong, ATLANTA (AP) — Michael Vick never Vick was perhaps the most dynamic “I wanted to lead the Falcons to the retirement bash the night before the adds 2 troubled recruits led the Atlanta Falcons to the Super player in franchise history , a quarter- Super Bowl,” he wrote. “In my mind, even Super Bowl in Houston. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Bowl. back who revolutionized the position with from a prison cell, there was at least one “As my playing career in the NFL winds Florida’s recruiting class looked His career with the team ended in dis- both his passing and running skills. thing I hadn’t lost: I was still the Atlanta down, and as I reflect on the past and bleak a week ago, with the grace. But after six years with the Falcons, a Falcons quarterback.” really start to contemplate where I go Gators falling as low as 31st in Yet no one is rooting harder for the stint that included two playoff appear- While at the Leavenworth federal peni- from here ... well, one thing that I’ve one ranking. Falcons to win their first championship. ances and one trip to the NFC champi- tentiary in Kansas, Vick learned the known I always wanted to do was write a But coach Jim McElwain “A lot of people are surprised when onship game, Vick was sent to prison in Falcons had taken Ryan with the No. 3 letter, And not just any letter. I wanted to closed with a flurry and ended they find out how passionately I’ve been 2007 for running a dogfighting operation. overall pick in 2008. Heartbroken, he write a letter to the city of Atlanta,” Vick up with a better-than-anticipat- rooting for the Falcons this season,” Vick While serving his time, the Falcons draft- finally realized there was no going back said. “Without Atlanta, I’m nothing. ed showing on national signing wrote in a more than 4,300-word letter ed Matt Ryan, handed him the starting to Atlanta, at least as a member of the Without Atlanta, I might not even be here day. posted Wednesday on The Players’ quarterback job and cut all ties with home team. to write this today.” The Gators got 10 commit- Tribune website. “They assume that there Vick. Vick played five years for the The team and the city patched up the ments in the last seven days — is some sort of tension between us, some In his letter, Vick said he always Philadelphia Eagles and had backup relationship with Vick this season. He level of bitterness. And even when I tell thought he would get a chance to rejoin stints with the New York Jets and people that it isn’t the case ... I have a the team because of his unique bond Pittsburgh Steelers. He did not play this See FALCONS, Page 13 See BAMA, Page 13 feeling they may not exactly believe me.” with the city. past season and will reportedly hold a

Bear QB follows through with commitment to UTC Copeland makes it official

By JOE CANNON with the University of Tennessee coaching) job and I felt real com- dous basketball season, plus Banner Assistant Sports Editor at Chattanooga during National fortable with him,” stated the enjoying the final 14 weeks of Signing Day ceremonies in front record-setting former Bear quar- his senior year before graduat- A change of head coaches did- of a large crowd of family, terback. “I’m excited to get there ing in May. n’t dissuade Cole Copeland from friends, coaches and teammates and start a new journey.” “This has been a great year so following through with his earli- at Bradley Central’s library. That trek will have to wait a far with football and basketball, er commitment, as he inked “I met with Coach (Tom) Arth few more months as Copeland is plus everything that goes with scholarship papers Wednesday after he got the (UTC head in the midst of another tremen- your senior year of high school,” the always smiling, outgoing young man remarked. “It’s like a family here and the way Coach AP photo Arth talked that’s the kind of tennessee HeAD coAcH Butch Jones said the 2017 class of atmosphere he builds with his recruits loves football, and should meet needs of the Volunteers. programs as well.” The class includes ESPN No.1 offensive lineman prospect Trey Family is important to Cole, Smith. the last of a line of five very suc- cessful Copeland signal callers for the Bears, dating back to his dad Brian and uncle Chad in Vols’ class has No. 1 prospect the late 1980s, uncle Brent in the mid 1990s and older brother and plenty of quality ‘grinders’ Bryce, who graduated four years ago. “The whole Copeland family KNOXVILLE (AP) — many players from Florida high has meant a lot to the Bradley Tennessee concentrated on schools (seven) as Tennessee football and basketball pro- building depth in this class but schools. grams,” declared Bear head also gained star power with the “We wanted individuals that gridiron coach Damon Floyd addition of a player rated as (did) not necessarily love the nation’s No. 1 prospect by recruiting but love football,” banner photo, Joe cAnnon after the signing. “They are all great athletes and have led our one recruiting service. Tennessee coach Butch Jones brADleY centrAl standout Cole Copeland made his choice to play football for the University of The Volunteers’ recruiting said. Tennessee at Chattanooga, official during National Signing Day ceremonies Wednesday. Among the teams to many victories over the years. class features offensive line- That approach is apparent large crowd gathered at the school’s library were, seated from left, uncle Brent Copeland, dad Brian man and early enrollee Trey from the makeup of Copeland, the signee, mom Kim Copeland and brother Bryce Copeland. Standing are BCHS coaches “As far as I’m concerned, Cole is the best football player to Smith, ESPN’s No. 1 prospect Tennessee’s recruiting class. Isaac Robison, Keith Freeman, Damon Floyd (head coach), David Phillips, Matt Moody, Todd Stevison in this class. He’s the headliner and Shane Blalock. in a class that includes as See COPELAND, Page 13 See VOLS, Page 13 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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UNC-Greensboro 67, Wofford 61 miDWest Crusaders pound out Ball St. 90, Akron 63 Baylor 83, Iowa St. 52 Cent. Michigan 64, Ohio 59 Kent St. 84, Miami (Ohio) 66 win over Dogwood Michigan 86, Illinois 70 Northwestern 63, Wisconsin 43 Ohio St. 87, Penn St. 72 Special to the Banner bench some quality minutes Toledo 85, Buffalo 63 tonight. Heading in to the last southWest Abilene Christian 72, Texas A&M-CC 59 Cleveland Christian 75, four games of the season, we are Kansas St. 65, Texas Tech 53 Dogwood Christian Academy 33 focused on finished first in the Oklahoma 89, Kansas 52 The Cleveland Christian Texas 85, Oklahoma St. 71 division in order to set ourselves W. Illinois 76, Oral Roberts 62 Crusaders hit the court Tuesday up for the tournament,” said FAr West evening against south rival coach Larry Davis after the vic- Colorado St. 60, Boise St. 53 Fresno St. 72, Air Force 56 Dogwood Christian Academy. tory. South Dakota 53, Denver 44 The Crusaders entered the game “Tonight was fun. You don’t UC Santa Barbara 57, Cal St.-Fullerton 37 UNLV 61, New Mexico 52 as the top team in the Southern have many nights like this over Utah St. 81, Nevada 69 Christian Athletic Association the course of the season. We did Wyoming 80, San Diego St. 67 South Division at (8-2). They exactly what we set out to do once again proved to be the tonight. Win Big and honor team to beat in the South, some fine young men in the FootBALL quickly jumping ahead 27-4. By process,” Davis said. nFL Playoff Glance the half, the Crusaders held a Levi Wycoff finished with 14 super Bowl 56-16 lead and closed out the points, and Tanner Alguire and sunday, Feb. 5 win with a commanding 75-33 Graham Stewart were good for At houston AP photo Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) nFL Commissioner Roger Goodell answers questions at a news conference during preparations final margin. 10 points each. Ethan nFL injury report It was a night to honor gradu- Thompson and Jason Ollis NEW YORK (AP) — The National Football for Super Bowl LI Wednesday, in Houston. League injury report, as provided by the league ating seniors Dallas Williams added five points apiece. Slade (OUT: definitely will not play; DNP-did not practice; and Bo Martin. Williams provid- Saffles ended his night with two LIMITED: LIMITED; FULL: Full participation in practice): ed a strong defensive perform- points for the Crusaders. sunday ance. Bo Martin finished the The Crusaders will finish out NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS vs. ATLANTA FAL- evening with a game high 32 the season over the next two CONS at Houston — PATRIOTS: LIMITED: TE Martellus Bennett (knee), DT Alan Branch (toe), DB Goodell dodges on Raiders points. Martin needs only 32 weeks, concluding with what Nate Ebner (concussion), LB Dont’a Hightower more points to hit the 1,000 looks to be a season-ending (shoulder), WR Chris Hogan (thigh), WR Malcolm Mitchell (knee). FALCONS: LIMITED: WR Julio career points mark and finish matchup between the South Jones (toe), C Alex Mack (fibula) his career as one of the all-time Division No. 1-ranked Crusaders Falcons-Patriots history Patriots lead series 7-6 then parries on Patriots leading scorers in Crusader and No. 22 Oakwood Christian 1972 — Patriots 21, Falcons 20 (N) History. Academy on Feb. 10 at Oakwood 1977 — Patriots 16, Falcons 10 (A) “We were able to give our 1980 — Falcons 37, Patriots 21 (N) Christian in Chickamauga, Ga. 1983 — Falcons 24, Patriots 13 (A) HOUSTON (AP) — Nothing said. “We want to protect the and this year’s Super Bowl host, 1986 — Patriots 25, Falcons 17 (N) produces awkward NFL integrity of our game and that’s Houston. 1989 — Falcons 16, Patriots 15 (A) moments quite like watching the something we’ll always do.” On other topics: W L Pct GB 1992 — Falcons 34, Patriots 0 (A) Utah 31 19 .620 — 1995 — Falcons 30, Patriots 17 (A) commissioner parry all those The commissioner was only n Goodell said no timeline on tAP Oklahoma City 28 22 .560 3 1998 — Falcons 41, Patriots 10 (N) thorny issues involving the four days away from potentially had been set on an investigation Portland 22 28 .440 9 2001 — Patriots 24, Falcons 10 (A) thursday, Feb. 2 2005 — Patriots 31, Falcons 28 (A) league’s oldest and newest trou- handing the Lombardi Trophy to into alleged domestic abuse by BAsKetBALL Denver 21 27 .438 9 Minnesota 19 30 .388 11½ 2009 — Patriots 26, Falcons 10 (N) blemakers — the Raiders and Patriots owner Robert Kraft . It Cowboys running back Ezekiel North Alabama at Lee University, 6 2013 — Patriots 30, Falcons 23 (A) Polk County at Sweetwater, 6 (BJV, 4:30) Pacific Division Patriots. would be the most awkward Elliott. He said there’s an active Friday, Feb. 3 W L Pct GB BAsKetBALL Golden State 42 7 .857 — Reporters spent time poking commissioner-owner handoff investigation into former Giants Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV, 3:30) L.A. Clippers 31 18 .633 11 Roger Goodell about since 1981, when Pete Rozelle kicker Josh Brown and no deci- East Hamilton at Cleveland, 6 (JV, 3:30) Sacramento 19 30 .388 23 “Deflategate,” the Raiders’ now- presented Raiders owner Al sion has been made about his Walker Valley at McMinn Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) L.A. Lakers 17 34 .333 26 hoCKeY Cleveland State at Volunteer State, 6:30 Phoenix 15 34 .306 27 national hockey League threatened move to Las Vegas, Davis with the trophy while status. WrestLinG Wednesday’s Games eAstern ConFerenCe and other delicate topics at the Davis was suing the league over n About loosening restrictions tssAA state Duals Cleveland 125, Minnesota 97 Atlantic Division in Franklin Indiana 98, Orlando 88 GP WL ot Pts GF GA commissioner’s less-formal, less- Rozelle’s attempt to block the on marijuana use, Goodell Bradley Central vs. Knox Halls, 6 Boston 109, Toronto 104 Montreal 51 30 14 7 67 155 127 crowded and, frankly, less- team’s move from Oakland to essentially ignored the question Cleveland vs. Maryville, 6 Detroit 118, New Orleans 98 Ottawa 48 26 16 6 58 132 129 newsy pre-Super Bowl news Los Angeles. and said he wants to include State quarterfinals, 8 Miami 116, Atlanta 93 Boston 54 26 22 6 58 138 143 saturday, Feb. 4 New York 95, Brooklyn 90 Toronto 48 23 16 9 55 148 139 conference, held on a Fittingly, Goodell took five that topic in negotiations with BAseBALL Dallas 113, Philadelphia 95 Florida 51 22 19 10 54 122 142 Wednesday this year instead of questions about the Patriots, the players’ union. Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University (DH), 2 L.A. Clippers 124, Phoenix 114 Tampa Bay 51 22 23 6 50 139 150 BAsKetBALL Memphis 119, Denver 99 Buffalo 49 20 20 9 49 120 141 the traditional Friday afternoon almost all of them designed to n The commissioner defended Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville, 3 Utah 104, Milwaukee 88 Detroit 50 20 21 9 49 126 148 slot. put him on the defensive. The widely derided and often non- Cleveland State at Motlow State, 3 Chicago 128, Oklahoma City 100 metropolitan Division Cumberland County at Cleveland, 5 Golden State 126, Charlotte 111 GP WL ot Pts GF GA Going sans necktie and core of it: “Deflategate,” and the competitive weekly games on soFtBALL thursday’s Games Washington 51 34 11 6 74 167 112 speaking in a room about half four-game suspension he levied Thursday nights and said they’d GsC-PBC Challenge L.A. Lakers at Washington, 7 p.m. Columbus 49 33 12 4 70 166 118 the size as his usual Super Bowl against Patriots quarterback remain part of the schedule. at Columbus, Ga. Atlanta at Houston, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 49 31 13 5 67 176 143 Lee University vs. Lynn University (Fla.), 1:30 Philadelphia at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 50 31 18 1 63 171 135 venue, Goodell insisted nothing Tom Brady to start the season. n He fielded no questions Lee University vs. Flagler College (Fla.), 4 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 51 25 20 6 56 141 160 was off-kilter between the league Among the highlights: Why about concussions or protecting WrestLinG Friday’s Games N.Y. Islanders 48 22 17 9 53 139 138 tssAA state Duals Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. Carolina 49 22 20 7 51 131 141 and either team. didn’t Goodell attend a Patriots quarterbacks, even though both in Franklin Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 51 21 21 9 51 117 147 He said “there’s a great deal playoff game, while heading to remained hot topics all season. State semifinals, 2 Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Western ConFerenCe Championship meet, 8 Chicago at Houston, 8 p.m. Central Division more work to be done” before Atlanta twice? Has he spoken n In the wake of a TV ratings sunday, Feb. 5 L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. GP WL ot Pts GF GA the Raiders can move to Las with Brady? How is he getting decline, the league will keep BAseBALL Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Minnesota 50 33 12 5 71 166 116 Vegas, a reality reinforced after along with Kraft? looking into ways to decrease Catawba College (N.C.) at Lee University, 1 Milwaukee at Denver, 9 p.m. Chicago 52 30 17 5 65 143 135 soFtBALL Dallas at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Nashville 50 24 18 8 56 140 134 both casino magnate Sheldon “We have a disagreement the amount of dead time during GsC-PBC Challenge Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis 50 24 21 5 53 141 157 Adelson and a backup financier, about what occurred,” Goodell games. at Columbus, Ga. saturday’s Games Dallas 51 21 20 10 52 141 160 Lee University vs. University of Montavello (Ala.), 2 Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. Winnipeg 53 24 25 4 52 155 164 Goldman Sachs, pulled out of said. “We have been very trans- n Probed a few times on the Lee University vs. Columbus State (Ga.) University, New Orleans at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado 48 13 33 2 28 94 166 the stadium deal this week. The parent about what we think the travel ban and other decisions 4:30 Orlando at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Pacific Division Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. GP WL ot Pts GF GA league is supposed to decide on violation was. We went through made recently by President Cleveland at New York, 8:30 p.m. San Jose 51 32 17 2 66 138 117 the Las Vegas move in March. a lengthy process. We disagree Donald Trump, Goodell refused to Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Anaheim 52 28 15 9 65 138 130 “But if any key aspect is about that. ... I’m not afraid of wade in, saying he’s 100 percent Denver at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Edmonton 52 28 16 8 64 154 137 on Air Memphis at Minnesota, 9 p.m. Los Angeles 51 26 21 4 56 131 123 changed, the process could be disagreement. And I don’t think focused on the Super Bowl. “We’re Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Calgary 53 26 24 3 55 139 150 slowed down,” Eric Grubman, disagreement leads to distrust or in a unique position to have an sports on tV Golden State at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 thursday, Feb. 2 men’s College Basketball scores Arizona 49 16 27 6 38 110 155 the league’s executive vice presi- hatred.” event on Sunday that will bring BoXinG Wednesday, Feb. 1 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime dent of business ventures, told Kraft was among the very few the world together,” he said. 8 p.m. eAst loss. FS1 — Premier Champions, Sammy Vasquez Jr. Albany (NY) 90, Mass.-Lowell 77 Wednesday’s Games The Associated Press. owners who attended the news Goodell also announced the vs. Luis Collazo, welterweights; Yordenis Ugas vs. Army 80, Lafayette 73 Washington 5, Boston 3 Goodell said it was unlikely a conference, but he ducked out NFL would return to Mexico City Levan Ghvamichava, welterweights, at Tunica, Bucknell 80, American U. 60 Calgary 5, Minnesota 1 casino owner could own a stake quickly afterward without taking next year for a game pitting — Miss. Delaware St. 82, NC A&T 65 Los Angeles 5, Colorado 0 CoLLeGe BAsKetBALL Holy Cross 56, Colgate 50 thursday’s Games in a stadium, which would seem questions. who else? — the Raiders and the 7 p.m. La Salle 88, UMass 78 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. to disqualify Adelson anyway. Goodell also faced a number Patriots. ESPN — Michigan St. at Nebraska Loyola (Md.) 62, Lehigh 60 Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Missouri at Florida St. Bonaventure 71, Duquesne 64 N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. About the more delicate ques- of questions on the Chargers’ If the commissioner meets up ESPNU — Bryant at Mount St. Mary’s St. John’s 86, Marquette 72 Edmonton at Nashville, 8 p.m. tion of whether it’s good busi- recent move from San Diego to with Kraft there — or on ESPNEWS — Memphis at South Florida Stony Brook 64, New Hampshire 61 Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m. UMBC 92, Binghamton 74 Toronto at St. Louis, 9 p.m. ness for the league, which has Los Angeles: “Relocations are Sunday, for that matter — he CBSSN — E. Illinois at Tennessee St. Vermont 74, Maine 53 Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. always disdained gambling, to painful,” he said. insists everything will be just 9 p.m. Villanova 66, Providence 57 San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. stick a franchise in the gambling Of this week’s news reports fine. ESPN2 — Arizona at Oregon St. south Friday’s Games ESPNU — Belmont at Murray St. Austin Peay 83, E. Kentucky 81, OT Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. capital of America, the commis- that San Diego could end up as “I would tell you it’s not awk- 10 p.m. Clemson 74, Georgia Tech 62 Calgary at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. sioner said the league is in a home for the Raiders if Las ward at all for me,” Goodell said. CBSSN — UAB at UTEP Florida St. 75, Miami 57 Edmonton at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. 11 p.m. Gardner-Webb 80, Campbell 68 Anaheim at Florida, 7:30 p.m. touch with the reality that gam- Vegas falls through, Goodell “We have a job to do. We do our ESPN2 — Gonzaga at BYU Hampton 66, Md.-Eastern Shore 65 N.Y. Islanders at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. bling “exists throughout our cited a “history of markets that job. We understand fans are ESPNU — Saint Mary’s (Cal) at Pacific High Point 92, Longwood 68 saturday’s Games FS1 — Arizona St. at Oregon Jacksonville St. 74, SE Missouri 62 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. world.” get deals done after a team loyal and passionate for their GoLF SE Louisiana 72, Nicholls 44 Washington at Montreal, 1 p.m. “We’ve always said there’s a leaves. It’s a painful way to do team and they object and don’t 6:30 a.m. South Carolina 88, LSU 63 Winnipeg at Colorado, 3 p.m. fine line between team sports it.” Among those markets are like the outcome. That’s not GOLF — European PGA Tour, Omega Dubai Stetson 76, Bethune-Cookman 67 Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Desert Classic, first round, at Dubai, United Arab Syracuse 100, NC State 93, OT Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. gambling and the NFL,” Goodell Cleveland, St. Louis, Los Angeles unusual for me.” Emirates UNC-Asheville 91, Charleston Southern 73 New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. 3 p.m. UT Martin 75, Tennessee Tech 46 Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, Waste Management Phoenix VCU 81, Richmond 74 Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Open, first round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. Virginia 71, Virginia Tech 48 Chicago at Dallas, 8 p.m. 2:30 a.m. (Friday) Winthrop 81, Radford 65 Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. miDWest Mickelson, 59-shooters Thomas, GOLF — European PGA Tour, Omega Dubai Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Desert Classic, second round, at Dubai, United IUPUI 86, N. Dakota St. 81, OT Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Arab Emirates Illinois St. 57, N. Iowa 51 Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. nBA BAsKetBALL Indiana 110, Penn St. 102, 3OT 8 p.m. Indiana St. 85, Evansville 84, OT Hadwin set for Phoenix Open TNT — Atlanta at Houston Kansas 73, Baylor 68 10:30 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha 91, South Dakota 83 TNT — Golden State at L.A. Clippers Purdue 80, Northwestern 59 trAnsACtions SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Thomas was plotting some good- times he shot 59 in a competi- nhL hoCKeY S. Dakota St. 98, W. Illinois 65 Phil Mickelson was a fraction of natured ribbing at Lefty’s tive round,” Thomas said 7:30 p.m. S. Illinois 85, Bradley 65 Wednesday’s sports transactions NBCSN — N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo Saint Louis 76, George Mason 74, 2OT BAseBALL an inch away from shooting 59 expense. Wednesday, the day before the Women’s CoLLeGe BAsKetBALL TCU 86, Kansas St. 80, OT American League in his 2013 Waste Management “There will be some point start of play at rowdy TPC 6 p.m. Wichita St. 77, Drake 69 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with BTN — Indiana at Michigan St. Xavier 72, Seton Hall 70 1B/OF Brandon Moss on a two-year contract. Phoenix Open victory. Playing where he will say something Scottsdale. 7 p.m. southWest OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms with partners Justin Thomas and about how many majors he’s “Then he will probably say SEC — South Carolina at Kentucky Abilene Christian 70, New Orleans 69, OT RHP Luis Miguel Romero and OF Enry Pantojas on 8 p.m. Arkansas 87, Alabama 68 minor league contracts. Adam Hadwin are the latest won and this and that, and I something else about all the BTN — Maryland at Purdue Cincinnati 57, Tulsa 55 SEATTLE MARINERS — Assigned HP Jonathan members of the 59 club, and will just ask him how many other majors he’s won and I 9 p.m. Houston 82, UCF 64 Aro and C Jesus Sucre outright to Tacoma (PCL). won’t have anything to say. SEC — Mississippi St. at Auburn SMU 86, East Carolina 46 national League Texas 62, Texas Tech 58 ATLANTA BRAVES — Assigned OF Adam Walker There are not many things I Texas A&M-CC 90, Houston Baptist 79 outright to Gwinnett (IL). FAr West CHICAGO CUBS — Traded RHP James Farris and have on Phil, but that’s one of CS Northridge 108, Long Beach St. 98 international bonus money slot number 28 to them. I will make sure to Fresno St. 73, Air Force 64 Colorado for RHP Eddie Butler and international remind him.” BAsKetBALL New Mexico 80, UNLV 77 bonus money slot number 74. Designated RHP national Basketball Association Southern Cal 82, Washington 74 Dylan Floro for assignment. Mickelson will be quick to eAstern ConFerenCe UCLA 95, Washington St. 79 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Claimed SS Ehire point out his three victories in Atlantic Division Utah St. 74, Nevada 57 Adrianza off waivers from San Francisco. the event. W L Pct GB Women’s College Basketball scores WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms Boston 31 18 .633 — Wednesday, Feb. 1 with RHP Vance Worley on a minor league contract. “Yeah, they’ve both shot 59,” Toronto 30 20 .600 1½ eAst BAsKetBALL Mickelson said. “I’m envious of New York 22 29 .431 10 Albany (NY) 79, Mass.-Lowell 60 Women’s national Basketball Association Philadelphia 18 30 .375 12½ American U. 59, Bucknell 47 ATLANTA DREAM — Re-signed G Layshia that. I really am. But I have won Brooklyn 9 40 .184 22 Army 63, Lafayette 55 Clarendon to a multiyear contract. this tournament three times and southeast Division Colgate 70, Holy Cross 52 FootBALL W L Pct GB George Washington 63, Fordham 46 national Football League they haven’t. We both have Washington 28 20 .583 — La Salle 58, Rhode Island 49 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Retained tight ends something to be jealous about.” Atlanta 28 21 .571 ½ Lehigh 86, Loyola (Md.) 69 coach Ron Middleton, defensive assistant Mike Four years ago, closing on the Charlotte 23 27 .460 6 Maine 59, Vermont 43 Rutenberg and offensive assistant John Donovan. Miami 20 30 .400 9 Marist 70, Siena 59 Reassigned special teams coordinator Mike par-4 ninth, Mickelson’s 25-foot Orlando 19 32 .373 10½ NC A&T 68, Delaware St. 60 Mallory to assistant special teams coordinator. birdie try for 59 caught the right Central Division New Hampshire 56, Stony Brook 45 Named Jason Rebrovich assistant defensive line W L Pct GB Saint Joseph’s 60, Duquesne 58 coach, Joe Danna assistant defensive backs edge of the cup, curled 180 Cleveland 33 15 .688 — Saint Louis 81, UMass 60 coach, Tony Sparano Jr. assistant offensive line degrees to the other side of the Indiana 26 22 .542 7 UConn 97, Temple 69 coach and Eric Price offense research specialist. Chicago 25 25 .500 9 UMBC 53, Binghamton 45 NEW YORK JETS — Named Stump Mitchell run- hole and stayed out. Detroit 22 27 .449 11½ south ning backs coach. “That would have been a spe- Milwaukee 21 27 .438 12 Belmont 94, SIU-Edwardsville 67 hoCKeY cial moment,” Mickelson said. Western ConFerenCe Dayton 68, Davidson 52 national hockey League ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled G Marek southwest Division E. Kentucky 80, Austin Peay 71 AP photo “Just like the putt on the final W L Pct GB Md.-Eastern Shore 68, Hampton 65 Langhamer from Rapid City (ECHL) to Tucson hole at the British Open last San Antonio 37 11 .771 — Morehead St. 73, Murray St. 59 (AHL). Justin thomAs acknowledges the gallery after winning the Houston 36 16 .692 3 Nicholls 76, SE Louisiana 60 DALLAS STARS — Traded Fs Brendan Ranford Sony Open, in Honolulu. Thomas is set to play in the Waste year to shoot the lowest round Memphis 30 21 .588 8½ SE Missouri 65, Jacksonville St. 58 and Branden Troock to Arizona for G Justin Peters Dallas 19 30 .388 18½ South Florida 72, Cincinnati 52 and D Justin Hache. Management Phoenix Open this week, coming off a break after a New Orleans 19 31 .380 19 Tennessee St. 69, E. Illinois 58 FLORIDA PANTHERS — Assigned G Sam Brittain dominating Hawaiian sweep. northwest Division Tennessee Tech 81, UT Martin 71 to Manchester (ECHL). See MICKELSON, Page 13 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017—13 Copeland At 41, Atlanta’s Matt Bryant From Page 11 finally makes it to Super Bowl

come through Bradley in my standout for the Mocs, earning In eight seasons, Huesman By PAUL NEWBERRY deserved it before,” Falcons Rest assured, Bryant never time here (11 years as head Southern Conference Player of posted a 59-37 overall record AP Sports Writer quarterback Matt Ryan said. takes anything for granted. coach, plus three as an assis- the Year his senior season, after and 42-20 conference mark, “He’s one of the guys that we He’s got a firm grasp on the tant),” assessed Floyd, who also starting his career at Florida while taking UTC to its first HOUSTON (AP) — When Matt rely on in critical situations. If precariousness of a kicker’s life. played at UTC after setting State, while uncle Brent signed playoff quarterfinals in a pro- Bryant trots on the field to you can just get the ball to the “In three seconds, you can go rushing records and being a key to play quarterback at UTC. gram-best 10-win season in attempt a field goal, often with number that he talks about at from living in the penthouse to Bear defender for two years Dad Brian was a signal caller 2014. the game on the line, he wants end-of-game situations, you just the outhouse,” he said. “There’s after transfering from Red Bank. at Tennessee Tech, while his In December, Huesman his mind to be filled with noth- know that he’s going to put it nothing in the middle in my “Cole is not just an athlete. mom, Kim, was an all-state bas- accepted the head coaching spot ing but positive vibes. through the pipes.” world.” He’s a leader. He’s the ultimate ketball and volleyball player at at the University of Richmond, Sometimes, he’ll imagine he’s Of course, Bryant wasn’t able Bryant has come up with all competitor. He’s got everything East Ridge High School before leading the Mocs to hire Arth. sitting on the floor, playing with to play in last weekend’s all-star sorts of mental tricks to keep he needs to be a successful col- playing for Chattanooga State. Arth is the NCAA Division III his seven children. game. himself focused. He walks lege quarterback,” he pro- Older brother Bryce has National Coach of the Year from “When you’re with your kids, He’s got a far more important around the sideline with a towel claimed. “Being a former Moc, played hoops for Lee University John Carroll University in there are no negative thoughts,” game in Houston. draped over his head, explaining I’m a little selfish. I like seeing for the past four years, while Cleveland, Ohio. Bryant said with a wistful look. “When we found out that he that “it blocks out a lot of things our guys sign with Chattanooga. sister Brooke is in her third sea- A former NFL quarterback “It kind of takes the edge off the was going to be going to his first that are around me.” In addition Plus they are close enough to go son with the University of who backed up Peyton Manning moment.” Pro Bowl, I called him and to his children, he often thinks watch on Saturdays.” Florida basketball squad. with the Indianapolis Colts, Arth That might come in handy asked, ‘Matt, have you ever been of his late father when attempt- The new Moc head coach also A two-time all-state performer owns a 40-8 overall record in Sunday, when he’ll be kicking in to the Pro Bowl?’” Falcons coach ing a kick, remembering what a had a strong assessment of the himself, Cole was named the four seasons at his alma mater. the biggest game of his life. Dan Quinn recalled. huge impact he had on his son’s two-time Mr. Tennessee Football Region 1-6A Player of the Year His building of the John Carroll At 41, Bryant finally made it Bryant sounded under- life. semifinalist. "Cole Copeland, out after leading the Bears to a 9-3 program was highlighted by this to the Super Bowl with the whelmed. He’s “standing behind me, like of Bradley Central, is local stu- record and the second round of year's road victories over two Atlanta Falcons. “Do you want it?” Quinn during a baseball game when I dent-athlete that we are incredi- the TSSAA playoffs this past No. 1 ranked opponents in “It’s taken a little while,” he asked, a bit incredulously. “And was in high school,” Bryant bly excited about. We feel like he gridiron season. Mount Union and Wisconsin- said, grinning. “But better late he said, ‘Only if we’re not in the said. “Instead of swinging the is the best quarterback in the Also a two-time District 5-AAA Whitewater. than never.” Super Bowl.’ So, way back even bat easy and hitting through the state of Tennessee this year. Basketball Player of the Year as The 2016 Ohio Athletic Certainly, no one in the big in December, I knew where his ball, he’s yelling at me to go for “He has great stature for the well as an all-state selection last Conference Coach of the Year game is more mindful of his mindset was at.” it, to hit it over the fence.” position. He is about 6-foot-4, season, Copeland is in the guided the Blue Streaks to the good fortune than Bryant, who probably about 200 pounds midst of another strong basket- NCAA Division III Playoffs for endured a long and trying jour- now, but is going to turn into a ball campaign, averaging a dou- the third time in his four-year ney filled with professional set- 225-230-pound guy. ble-double with 20.5 points and tenure. In the four seasons backs and personal tragedy to “He has great talent and 11.3 rebounds a contest. under Arth's leadership, John become one of the oldest players comes from a very athletic fami- Choosing between pursuing Carroll was among the nation's in Super Bowl history. ly. We love his leadership and football or basketball on the col- elite, finishing inside the top 25 He didn’t even get a chance to competitiveness. He processes legiate level was an easy choice every season including top 5 fin- kick in the pros until he was 27, information quickly and has the for Copeland. ishes in 2016 (No. 3) and 2014 so he worked at a pawn shop ability to operate from a tight “I like the team aspect and (No. 5). and as a personal trainer to pocket, but can also escape and camaraderie of football more,” “Being a former quarterback, make ends meet. He’s been cut make plays out on the edge." he related. “You are going to war and having four other former by five NFL teams, not to men- Despite missing 11 quarters with teammates and doing bat- quarterbacks on his coaching tion the Arena Football League’s due to a shoulder injury, tle. You bleed and sweat togeth- staff, including a national Iowa Barnstormers. His resume Copeland finished the 2016 sea- er for a common goal. I feel like championship winning QB includes two entities that no son completing 169-of-242 it prepares you for life.” (Justin Rascati, at James longer exist: NFL Europe and passes (a 69.8 completion per- “I’m extremely proud of Cole, Madison in 2004), really the United Football League. centage) for 2,541 yards and 23 as I am of all my kids,” appealed to us,” explained As discouraging as all that TDs. He also gained 451 yards remarked his father. “It’s special Brian. was, it paled in comparison to and found paydirt a dozen times for me that my kids came and “They (UTC) have a young what happened at home. In on 87 carries (5.2 ypc). succeed at Bradley, my alma coaching staff (Arth is 35 years 2008, his 3-month-old son, A three-year starter, Copeland mater. I’m proud that he (Cole) old) that reminds us a lot of the Tryson, died of sudden infant surpassed brother Bryce’s gives his all on every play. He’s Bradley staff,” he added. “Coach death syndrome. Southeast Tennessee and an ultimate competitor. Floyd and the Bear staff have “You appreciate things more, Bradley career records with “For him to get a chance to been wonderful to help our kids. especially your own children,” 9,855 total yards and 106 com- play for a Top 10 program, 30 They’ve really created a great Bryant said Wednesday. bined (passing and running) minutes from our house is an family atmosphere with the pro- On the field, he’s the ultimate TDs in just 32 starts. He also amazing opportunity.” gram.” late bloomer. owns the vast majority of the Former head coach Russ “I had other offers (including Bryant was selected for his Bears' century-old passing Huesman took the Chattanooga a late push from the University first Pro Bowl this season after marks for individual games, as program that finished 1-11 in of Memphis after the UTC leading the league in scoring AP file photo well as season totals. 2008 and built it into a Football coaching change), but I didn’t with 158 points. He connected AtlAntA FAlcons kicker Matt Bryant (3) kicks a field goal The seventh member of his Championship Series power- want to go far from home,” Cole on 34 of 37 field goals — six of against the Carolina Panthers in, Charlotte, N.C. Bryant is 41, not family to earn a college athletic house, winning three straight explained. “UTC is a Top 10 pro- them traveling at least 50 yards too old to finally make it to his first Super Bowl. The Falcons’ kicker — and all but one of his 57 scholarship, Cole is the third to Southern Conference regular gram with very high expecta- is a testament to perseverance, and truly appreciative to finally get agree to play for UTC. season championships to tions and I’ve very excited to be extra-point attempts. Uncle Chad was a hoops advance to the national playoffs. a part of that.” “He deserves it. He has his chance in the big game. Vols Mickelson From Page 11 From Page 11

“It’s a class that has less already made their college national sex appeal but has a decisions well before in any major would have meant something. ly different than every other tournament we almost when I go back home to Spain.” lot of grinders who are really Wednesday. “Probably the least You don’t get those opportunities very often. play in terms of atmosphere and crowds.” Jordan Spieth also is returning from a athletic and maybe just not as drama we’ve had on Signing ... Both of them, I’m still in disbelief they The 46-year-old Mickelson is playing the two-week break after tying for third at college ready as some of the Day,” Jones said. Running didn’t go in.” third of five straight weeks in his return Kapalua and tying for third at Waialae. He guys ranked ahead of them, back Tim Jordan and wide The 23-year-old Thomas is coming off a from two sports hernia surgeries. He tied for tied for seventh in 2015 in his only other but who have the same type of receiver Josh Palmer selected two-week break after sweeping the two 21st two weeks ago in La Quinta and tied appearance in the tournament. ceiling and upside,” said Tennessee within the last 10 events in Hawaii. He has won three of his for 14th last week at Torrey Pines. “These greens are very pure,” Spieth said. Barton Simmons, the director days. last five PGA Tour starts, also successfully “Knowing that I wasn’t going to be 100 “If you’re putting well, you can really putt of scouting for 247Sports. Ones that got away: The defending his title in Malaysia in October, percent, to play the way I have the last cou- well out here.” Other things to know: Knoxville area had two herald- but lost some of his edge during the layoff. ple of weeks, gives me a lot of confidence Hideki Matsuyama won last year, beating Top-25 Class: Yes. ed receiving prospects this year “It’s OK. It’s not as good as I’d like it to heading into these few weeks,” Mickelson Ricky Fowler on the fourth hole of a playoff. Best in class: Smith, who in Tee Higgins of Oak Ridge be, to be honest,” Thomas said. “I took a said. “It has more to do with the way last The Japanese star has finished at 14-under comes from University School and Amari Rodgers of Knoxville week off completely, like I always do when I year went and getting the swing and the 270 in each of three starts in the event. of Jackson, Tennessee, is the Catholic. Both signed with have two weeks off, and then just getting changes done last year, so that this year “That’s going to be my goal for the week,” nation’s No. 14 overall Clemson. Rodgers is the son of back into it, it took me a little longer than I there aren’t any.” Matsuyama said. prospect according to a com- Southern California offensive would have liked.” The former Arizona State player also won Matsuyama won four times worldwide late posite ranking of recruiting coordinator Tee Martin, the Thomas opened the Sony Open with a 59 at TPC Scottsdale in 1996 and 2005. He last year, taking the World Golf websites compiled by quarterback of Tennessee’s and was 49 under in two weeks in Hawaii. won the last of his 42 PGA Tour titles in the Championships-HSBC Champions in China, 247Sports. 1998 national championship He’s trying to become the first player to win 2013 British Open. two events in Japan and Tiger Woods’ unof- Best of the rest: Running team. The Vols signed just one three consecutive PGA Tour events since Fellow former Arizona State star Jon ficial Hero World Challenge in December. back Ty Chandler and safety of the 247Sports Composite’s Rory McIlroy in 2014. Rahm won Sunday at Torrey Pines for his “I have played well the last six months or Maleik Gray are both rated as top four prospects in “I like the golf course,” Thomas said. “It’s first PGA Tour title. so,” Matsuyama said. “I didn’t have real good top-100 prospects by the Tennessee, with Higgins going in perfect shape. It’s pristine. The fairways “I have lived here for the last five years. I tournaments at Sony and Farmers, so I’m a 247Sports Composite. to Clemson while safety JaCoby are firm and fast. The greens are firm. It’s consider this my home,” Rahm said. “The little reluctant to say I’m in top form. But Late addition: All of Stephens and linebacker Jacob a great test of golf, an unbelievable field. It support I get from the fans here is uncondi- hopefully coming back to the desert, espe- Tennessee’s signees had Phillips opted for LSU. should be a fun week to watch. ... It’s total- tional. I don’t get the support like this even cially here in Scottsdale, it will revitalize me.” Bama Falcons From Page 11 From Page 11

including defensive tackle Tadarrell Slaton, Georgia adds bulk with who played in the U.S. Army All-America readily accepted when the After initially being resentful of cornerback Christopher Henderson, defen- Bowl, will push Jacob Eason, who won the Falcons invited him to partici- Ryan, Vick said he’s enormously sive lineman Elijah Conliffe and defensive 6 offensive linemen starting job as a freshman last season. pate in a ceremony with other proud of what his successor has back Brian Edwards — and then added a ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Kirby Smart said he The class was No. 3 in 247sports.com’s former Atlanta players marking done. He said Ryan should be the pair of troubled recruits when receiver wanted the Bulldogs to be bigger, stronger composite national ranking. Smart said the final regular-season game at league’s MVP and predicted the James Robinson and running back Adarius and faster when he was hired as Georgia’s decisions by top juniors, including running the Georgia Dome. When he Falcons will beat the New England Lemons joined the class Wednesday after- coach last year. backs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel, to came out at halftime, riding in a Patriots 23-16 on Sunday. noon. His second signing class, which includes return for their senior seasons helped build convertible with former team- “I’ve been living and dying Robinson was cited for marijuana posses- six offensive linemen, addressed the request recruiting momentum. mate Roddy White, the stadium with every play: pumping my fist sion during his official visit to Ohio State for bigger players. Vandy addresses needs with erupted with a huge ovation. after every touchdown. (And last month. Isaiah Wilson (6-7, 350), a five-star player There were no boos. thankfully there have been a lot “Obviously, as in all players, the important from Brooklyn, New York, is one of seven class that lacks star power “The lights were so bright — of touchdowns.) Watching every thing is you do your research and your back- players in Wednesday’s signing class listed NASHVILLE (AP) — Vanderbilt’s coach and I just let them wash over field goal attempt through my ground,” McElwain said. “My guess is there’s as at least 300 pounds. Derek Mason believes an Independence me. If I had gone blind, in that fingers. (And thankfully most of a few people in this crowd right here that When he was hired last year, Smart said Bowl berth helped the Commodores build moment, then that would have them have been good.) I’ve just have some regrets on things they’ve done, and he wanted the Bulldogs to be bigger, some recruiting momentum. been OK,” Vick wrote. been a fan,” Vick wrote. yet at the same time take responsibility for it. stronger and faster. The first request also The Commodores unveiled a signing class “The cheers were so loud — “I can’t help but feel as “Here is the good thing: We get an oppor- was addressed with offensive linemen Wednesday that lacks star power but and I just let them pour into my though I am finally coming full tunity to be involved in his life. We get an Justin Shaffer (6-4, 350) of Ellenwood, addressed needs on both sides of the ball. ears. If I had gone deaf, in that circle: The Falcons are back in opportunity to help him move forward, as we Georgia, D’Marcus Hayes (6-6, 321) of Vanderbilt earned its first bowl berth in moment, then that also would the Super Bowl ... and I’ll be do all the players on this team. I’m excited Perkinston, Mississippi, Andrew Thomas (6- Mason’s three-year tenure this past season. have been OK. there. Not on the field, like I’d about him being a Gator.” 5, 338) of Lithonia, Georgia and Netori Vanderbilt has the Southeastern “And we made our way further once dreamed of. Not raising Lemons was suspended from Clearwater Johnson (6-4, 334), also from Ellenwood. Conference’s lowest-rated class according to and further onto the field, it just that trophy, like I’d once felt High in October and missed the second half The Bulldogs added more size with defen- the 247Sports Composite. got brighter, and brighter, and was my destiny. But I’ll be of his senior season. sive lineman Devonte Wyatt (6-3, 301) from “The way they recruit ... they’re not louder, and louder. I didn’t actu- there, rooting for my team as “I’m proud of him,” McElwain said. “When Decatur, Georgia. recruiting the same guys the rest of the SEC ally want to die, right then, in hard as anyone. I’ll be sitting you go through things, you can just say, There were no major surprises on what is recruiting,” said Barton Simmons, the front of 70,000 people — but it and watching, hoping and pray- ‘Hey, I quit.’ ... The key is not feeling sorry Smart called an “exciting, uneventful day.” director of scouting for 247Sports. “I think was one of those moments ing. I’ll be there, as if I was right for yourself, not using that as an excuse, The class includes seven defensive backs, they got players in this group who are really where you’re thinking, You know there, still there, under center but rather let’s use it as an avenue, really a four wide receivers and quarterback Jake high-ceiling guys. ... There’s a lot to hang what? I could die right here ... — as if I was an Atlanta Falcon drive, to go up and do something great.” Fromm of Houston County High School in your hat on if you’re Vanderbilt.” and that would be OK, too. myself. Warner Robins, Georgia. Smart said Fromm, “It was perfect.” “In my heart, I always will be.” 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Like his campaign, Trump looks to govern by chaos

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump Mexico, one of America’s most impor- up by the refugee ban, and children president. campaigned as a disrupter. Now he’s tant international partners, over his and the elderly detained at U.S. air- “This executive order sends a signal, governing by chaos. AP NEWS ANALYSIS planned southern border wall, prompt- ports. intended or not, that America does not Trump’s temporary halt to the U.S. ing President Enrique Pena Nieto to Meanwhile, experts dispute Trump’s want Muslims coming into our coun- refugee program — the most conse- relied on. cancel a visit to Washington. A assertion that the policy is needed to try,” Republican Sens. John McCain quential policy he’s unveiled in his It’s not clear whether the White spokesman raised the prospect of pay- keep Americans safe. Recent acts of and Lindsey Graham said in a joint presidency’s opening days — wreaked House acted Friday knowing the conse- ing for the wall with a 20 percent tax deadly extremist violence have been statement. “That is why we fear this havoc at airports and sparked protests quences that would follow. But on on all imports from Mexico, only to carried out either by U.S. citizens or by executive order may do more to help across the country. The order left Saturday, as protesters crowded U.S. quickly backtrack. individuals whose families weren’t from terrorist recruitment than improve our Trump’s own government agencies airports where legal U.S. residents As the weekend wrapped up, the nations singled out. security.” scrambling, his Republican Party divid- were stuck in limbo, the president Trump’s White House appeared to be Many of Trump’s loyal supporters no The business executives and Silicon ed and allies around the world uneasy. declared he was pleased with the acknowledging the trouble with govern- doubt back his actions and his deci- Valley moguls whose support Trump A federal judge issued an emergency results. ing by decree. Top aides scrambled to sive, urgent approach. As a candidate, has been trying to cultivate also order temporarily blocking part of the “It’s working out very nicely,” Trump explain the policy and offer guidance to Trump called for a full ban on Muslims appeared caught off guard. Some measure, setting up a legal battle said Saturday. those implementing it. coming to the U.S., then shifted his issued statements criticizing the direc- ahead. Trump is known to tolerate consid- A statement from the president focus to temporarily halting entry from tive, noting the positive impact immi- Trump could have avoided at least erable instability and fluidity in his sought to clarify that Trump was not countries with terror ties to give the gration has had on their businesses. some of these consequences. He could inner circle. His campaign was often intending a ban on all Muslims. Aides government time to implement And allies— including British Prime have consulted significantly with the improvisational and unpredictable, also backed off earlier assertions that a “extreme vetting” measures. Minister Theresa May, who spoke agencies tasked with implementing the driven at times by the split decisions of full ban on entry from seven Muslim- Some Republicans also leapt to warmly about building a relationship order. He could have delivered a the candidate. As a chief executive of a majority countries applied to those Trump’s defense, including House with Trump after a visit to the White speech explaining his action and its private company, Trump rarely had to with U.S. legal permanent residency Speaker Paul Ryan, who said it was House Friday — panned the measure. intent in detail to the American people. contend with the complexity or scruti- “green cards.” The White House, which “time to re-evaluate and strengthen the For world leaders who depend on His team could have prepared a con- ny involved in operating the federal was largely silent about details of the visa-vetting process.” America’s stability, Trump’s action tingency plan for the newly banned government. refugee restrictions after Trump signed But Trump is otherwise left with few seems likely to only deepen their leeri- travelers already en route to U.S. as Even before the chaos surrounding the order, hastily arranged two briefin- defenders, even within his own party. ness of his vows to govern unpre- Trump signed the order. the refugee restrictions, Trump was gs for reporters over the weekend. The White House spent little time brief- dictably. Instead, Trump showed that not only sowing confusion in his first days in Still, Trump heads into his second ing lawmakers on the order before the “This will be one particularly egre- does he intend to follow through on his office. full week in office facing a test on president signed it, leaving even those gious piece of evidence of their judg- controversial campaign promises, he He announced an investigation into which presidencies can rise and fall: who might be inclined to support the ment of the whole man — and it’s a plans to do so in the spirit of the man- voter fraud — on Twitter — but a selling a controversial and complicated directive with little information to help pretty negative judgment,” Eliot Cohen, date his advisers believe he has: dis- scheduled signing of the executive policy to the public. He’ll do so against make Trump’s case. a State Department counselor under rupting Washington and setting fire to action was canceled at the last minute. the backdrop of a steady stream of Other Republicans were willing to former President George W. Bush, said the playbook its leaders have long He clashed with the president of sympathetic stories about families split publicly break with their party’s new of the world’s response.

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Press loses its credibility Dear Annie: I’d like to add something to your response to “Tears and Fears for the Victims when intent defies truth All Over,” who wondered how to help when witnessing violent or hen is the press no Smith wrote. “But publishing unpleasant situations. I have longer the watchdog this dossier reflects how we been in such situations, too, and WAmerica’s founders see the job of reporters in in a couple of instances, I have intended to keep government 2017.” gone over and asked whether there was anything I could do to accountable? When it reports BuzzFeed’s irresponsible help. Obviously, one does not and publishes unverified decision gave Americans one want to put oneself in harm’s smears. more reason to distrust the way, but for events such as the America’s founders believed press and made it harder for ones “Tears and Fears” described, that a free press was of such the press at large to hold the what I might suggest also, seeing significance they granted it new administration account- as there were automobiles includ- ed in the scenarios, is for the peo- constitutional protection. able. ple who see what is happening to Thomas Jefferson said, WikiLeaks take the license plate down or “Were it left to me to decide was ruthlessly take a brief video of the incident whether we should have a gov- attacked for using a cellphone. Getting the ernment without newspapers, p u b l i s h i n g license plate would enable them or newspapers without a gov- corroborated, to contact the police after the fact TODAY IN HISTORY and possibly get some action ernment, I should not hesitate a authenticated taken in that way. I was once moment to prefer the latter.” information being chased by someone on the (AP) — Today is Thursday, Feb. Japanese-Americans, arguing severe, it would “continue for The press was an integral Brown about Hillary freeway in the Los Angeles area. I 2, the 33rd day of 2017. There that a Japanese-American centuries” and that humans were took the license plate down and ingredient to a free nation Clinton, but it are 332 days left in the year. This “almost inevitably ... grows up to to blame. Texas Gov. Rick Perry which Jefferson believed could is somehow OK for CNN to called the police when I got home. is Groundhog Day. be a Japanese, not an American.” issued an order making Texas They told me that they would go be an unbiased watchdog to hold the door of innuendo open Today’s Highlight in History: In 1959, public schools in the first state to require that out and talk to the person. keep the government honest. and for BuzzFeed to run On Feb. 2, 1887, Arlington and Norfolk, Virginia, schoolgirls get vaccinated against Sometimes there is more we What happens, though, through and publish uncorrobo- Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, were racially desegregated, and HPV, a sexually transmitted virus can do than we realize in situa- when the watchdog cannot be rated rumors about Trump. held its first Groundhog Day fes- without incident. that causes cervical cancer. tions such as this. I once saw tival. In 1964, Ranger 6, a lunar Five years ago: Egyptian what appeared to be an assault trusted? WikiLeaks laid bare the truth On this date: probe launched by NASA, security forces clashed with On Jan. 10, notably excited about what regular Americans going on in a car in the parking In 1653, New Amsterdam — crashed onto the surface of the stone-throwing protesters lot of a hospital, and I went over CNN journalists delivered already suspected. It exposed now New York City — was incor- moon as planned, but failed to enraged by the failure of police to to try to intervene. It turned out “breaking news” that classified a sinister collusion between the porated. send back any TV images. prevent a soccer riot the night that a young woman was having a documents presented to the press, CNN specifically, and In 1848, the Treaty of In 1971, Idi Amin, having before that killed 74 people. grand mal seizure in the back current and incoming presi- the Clinton campaign. Leaked Guadalupe Hidalgo, ending the seized power in Uganda, pro- Donald Trump announced his seat, and her father was trying to Mexican-American War, was claimed himself president. endorsement of Republican Mitt dents included allegations that emails revealed former CNN restrain her so she would not signed. In 1980, NBC News reported Romney for president, saying the hurt herself. I quickly ran to the Russians had compromising contributor Donna Brazile In 1914, Charlie Chaplin made the FBI had conducted a sting former Massachusetts governor hospital and got somebody to information about Donald leaked debate questions to his movie debut as the comedy operation targeting members of was “not going to allow bad bring a gurney out so that the Trump. Not long after, help Clinton. The emails also short “Making a Living” was Congress using phony Arab busi- things to continue to happen to young woman could be taken BuzzFeed apparently heard exposed that the Democratic released by Keystone Film Co. nessmen in what became known this country we all love.” immediately. Apparently, the The musical “Shameen Dhu,” as “Abscam,” a codename One year ago: Health officials mother had gone into the hospital CNN’s dog whistle and pub- National Committee colluded featuring the song “Too Ra Loo protested by Arab-Americans. reported that a person in Texas lished a 35-page dossier, which with CNN about what kind of earlier but was not forceful Ra Loo Ral,” opened on In 1990, in a dramatic conces- had become infected with the Zika enough at the intake desk to tell was really nothing more than a interview questions Wolf Blitzer Broadway. sion to South Africa’s black virus through sex in the first case the people that her daughter compilation of uncorroborated should ask Donald Trump. In 1925, the legendary Alaska majority, President F.W. de Klerk of the illness being transmitted needed immediate help. I said hogwash, obviously created to Twenty years after his origi- Serum Run ended as the last of a lifted a ban on the African within the United States. A sui- that someone was having a really delegitimize Trump’s presiden- nal comments about the press, series of dog mushers brought a National Congress and promised cide bomber detonated an explo- bad seizure in the parking lot, life-saving treatment to Nome, the to free Nelson Mandela. sive aboard a Somali Airbus, forc- cy. an obviously much wiser and they acted immediately. scene of a diphtheria epidemic, six In 1992, longtime “Miss ing it to make an emergency land- Thank you, concerned citizens, The following day, NBC Jefferson wrote in 1807 to days after the drug left Nenana. America” emcee Bert Parks died ing at Mogadishu’s international for the good work that you do to News reported a senior U.S. newspaper editor John Norvell, In 1932, Duke Ellington and in La Jolla, California, at age 77. airport; only the bomber was make the world a better place. — intelligence official disputed “To your request of my opinion His Orchestra recorded “It Don’t Ten years ago: Tornadoes killed. Yahoo announced it was Good Samaritan CNN’s claims. The official said of the manner in which a news- Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That killed 21 people in central laying off about 1,700 employees. Dear Good: Your story of the Swing)” for Brunswick Records. Florida. A grim report from the Bob Elliott, half of the enduring family in the hospital parking lot Trump was not briefed on the paper should be conducted, so In 1942, a Los Angeles Times world’s leading climate scientists television and radio comedy team dossier and claims “no investi- as to be most useful, I should underscores how the kindness of column by W.H. Anderson urged and government officials said Bob and Ray, died in Cundy’s strangers can make all the differ- gations found any conclusive answer, ‘by restraining it to true security measures against that global warming was so Harbor, Maine, at age 92. ence. Thank you. or direct link between Trump facts and sound principles and the Russian government.” only.’ Yet I fear such a paper Later, Trump tweeted that would find few subscribers. It is Kemper makes electricity; National Intelligence director a melancholy truth, that a sup- Cleveland Daily Banner James Clapper “called me yes- pression of the press could not – – terday to denounce the false more completely deprive the more work, cost review set Established in 1854 and fictitious report that was nation of its benefits, than is EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR illegally circulated.” done by its abandoned prosti- JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — More for Kemper, Mississippi Power Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy Calling it a dossier is about tution to falsehood. Nothing than $4 billion over budget and also said that it’s again reviewing more than two years late, projections of how much Kemper as big of a stretch as BuzzFeed can now be believed which is Mississippi Power Co. announced will cost versus how much a typ- GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR editor Ben Smith’s justification seen in a newspaper. Truth Tuesday that its $7.1 billion ical natural gas plant would cost. Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts for publishing it. itself becomes suspicious by Kemper County plant is finally Because natural gas prices “Publishing this document being put into that polluted making electricity from gasified have fallen and Kemper operating ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR lignite coal. cost projections have risen, the was not an easy or simple call, vehicle.” Rick Norton Jack Bennett and people of good will may Apparently, some things “Everybody is very excited at company said in a stock filing the site and across the compa- that it expects viability projec- disagree with our choice,” never change. ny,” spokesman Jeff Shepard tions to be “negatively impacted.” ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER –––––– said. “It’s the biggest milestone Mississippi Power now projects Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer (About the writer: Susan Stamper Brown lives in Alaska and we’ve had so far.” operation and maintenance costs But the unit of Atlanta-based will total $1 billion in its first five writes about culture, politics and current events. 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The roster of full-time drivers, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. and wife Amy are carving their teams, entering Daytona's Catching up with out more time for themselves. AP FILE T I R E C E N T E R Speedweeks, with car number, YOUR DEALER driver, make and team: Hasn’t Junior only been 1. Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, married a few weeks? 4699 N. LEE HWY. Ganassi Racing 472-3396 2. Brad Keselowski, Ford, Team Chase Elliott We got news last week that Junior Penske Earnhardt is leaving NASCAR’s 3. Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Drivers Council, citing “time com- Childress Racing mitments.” The council was put 4. Kevin Harvick, Ford, together a couple of years ago to help Stewart-Haas Chase Elliott in his 2017 develop dialogue between drivers and 5. Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, driver fire suit. HENDRICK the sanctioning body, and a lot has Hendrick Motorsports MOTORSPORTS PHOTO happened within the sport since then, 6. Trevor Bayne, Ford, Roush much of it with driver input. A lot also Fenway has happened with Junior, includ- 10. Danica Patrick, Ford, ing his wedding on New Year’s Eve. Stewart-Haas You can blame Amy if you want for 11. Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Gibbs Junior’s new “time commitments,” Racing but ditching meetings sounds like a GOODYEAR - THE OFFICIAL TIRE OF NASCAR 13. Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, Ger- benefit of marriage, not a price. main Racing 14. Clint Bowyer, Ford, No more fig bars? Stewart-Haas 17. Ricky Stenhouse, Ford, Danica Patrick’s deal with Nature’s Roush Fenway Bakery, which rolled out to great fan- 18. Kyle Busch, Toyota, Gibbs fare before last season, is on the back NASCAR NASCAR Racing burner. It’s not the first time a previ- 19. Daniel Suarez, Toyota, Gibbs ously off-Broadway sponsor has come Racing and (perhaps) gone in short order. 20. Matt Kenseth, Toyota, Gibbs But Danica had seemed immune to Racing sponsorship anxieties. If no quick fix 21. Ryan Blaney, Ford, Wood emerges, we’ll see if production from Brothers the No. 10 team picks up when a sense 22. Joey Logano, Ford, Team of urgency is put in play. Meanwhile, SAVE Penske here’s hoping you horded some of 23. Joey Gase, Toyota, BK those Nature’s Bakery fig bars that Racing were handed out last year. YOUR OLD 24. Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports Is Jeff Gordon done now? 27. Paul Menard, Chevrolet, NEWSPAPERS Childress Racing My guess is yes. It would’ve been 31. Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, rude for him to say so following his Childress Racing part in winning the Rolex 24 At Day- FOR 32. Matt DiBenedeto, Ford, Go tona. So when asked if he’ll do more By Godwin Kelly Fas Racing gear, which goes a long way. It doesn’t go sports-car racing in the future, he [email protected] unnoticed and it means a lot. I certainly RECYCLING 33. Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevro- gave it the “We’ll see” routine. But let, Circle Sport appreciate that support, but you want this was a one-off, a special deal for 34. Landon Cassill, Ford, Front hase Elliott had a tremendous people to support you for who you are his longtime benefactors at General Row Motorsports rookie season in his debut in the and no other reason. I hope that’s the way Motors, who were rolling out their C 2016 NASCAR Cup Series driv- it is for me. I’m trying to be myself.” Cleveland 37. Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, new Cadillac racing effort and wanted JTG Daughterty ing the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports all the fanfare they could get. They got 38. David Ragan, Ford, Front Chevrolet. You said that one of the things that surprised you it. Row Motorsports The 21-year-old driver, who replaced at the Cup level was all the time you spend at the Daily Banner 41. Kurt Busch, Ford, four-time NASCAR champion Jeff track. You would do so many different adjustments Ken Willis has been Stewart-Haas Gordon, met with the media during the that you end up out in left field. covering NASCAR for 42. Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, recent NASCAR Media Tour in Charlotte, “There is so much practice time The Daytona Beach Ganassi Racing North Carolina. throughout the week. You practice News-Journal for 27 43. Aric Almirola, Ford, Richard The following are some questions to, Friday, then qualify on Friday night. You years. Reach him at ken. Petty Motorsports and answers from, Elliott, who did every- have time to think about it Friday night [email protected] thing but win a Cup Series race in 2016: and then practice on Saturday. Then you 47. AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, NASCAR NASCAR JTG Daugherty have time to think about it Saturday and 48. Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, You’ll be asked a million times about a sophomore then you race. SPEED FREAKS Hendrick Motorsports jinx. Do you feel like you’ll be able to carry over “Sometimes you have to step back and momentum from last year? realize that the setup, your car and your A couple questions we had to ask 51. Timmy Hill, Chevrolet, Rick — ourselves Ware Racing “You hope you can continue forward mentality coming into the race weekend 55. Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, and not look at it as Year Two or look at … nine times out of 10 you have the most With a week to digest, do you have the new Premium Motorsports it from that perspective. You have to go confidence in that when you get there. points system figured out? 77. Erik Jones, Toyota, Furniture about it as a new season, as boring an It’s easy to steer away from that and steer GODSPEAK: Thank goodness I had the Row answer as that is. You have to see the yourself off track.” opportunity to do a follow-up interview 78. Martin Truex, Toyota, Furni- challenges as they come. with Jeff Burton, who calmly talked me off ture Row “One thing I’m excited about, which For a kid who grew up on simulators and video the points ledge. 88. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevro- I haven’t had in the last few years, is games, do you think changing the points format KEN’S CALL: Yes, and here’s my plan. I wait let, Hendrick Motorsports having the same crew chief two years in will help attract a younger audience? until Monday morning and look in the 95. Michael McDowell, Chevro- a row. I haven’t had that. I really enjoyed “The way I see it is if I go to watch newspaper to check the updated stand- let, Leavine Family Racing working with Alan (Gustafson) last year. I something, I watch it because I find it ings. If you have something better, please think he’s one of the best. entertaining. So if that’s going to make share. “Everyone says that about their crew it more entertaining, then that’s great. chiefs, but I’m pretty confident saying It doesn’t matter what audience you’re Have you quit referring to the Chase as the that. He does a great job and is underrated going for. ONLINE EXTRAS Chase yet? in what he does and how hard he works in “If the racing is more entertaining, then GODSPEAK: The Chase started in 2004, so trying to make a race team go.” it’s going to attract more people. I think it will take a while to shake the name. news-journal it’s probably unfair for us to think that Don’t ask me about the Busch Series. online.com/nascar Do you feel any extra pressure? You seem to be the it’s going to change how we race. We’re KEN’S CALL: Playoffs, playoffs, playoffs. young guy that the old-school fans gravitate to. all trying hard as it is. But I think it’s I’ve been watching the old Jim Mora tape “I really don’t feel extra pressure from facebook.com/ going to add another level of strategy in to get the hang of it. that standpoint. I want to be me and try nascardaytona certain things — whether you want to win to keep things as straightforward as I can. a segment or position yourself for Should Charlotte go to the road course for its I try not to be a very complicated person the next round.” October race? @nascardaytona and try to keep things as simple as pos- WATCH GODSPEAK: That would be fantastic. Shake sible. I certainly appreciate the support Godwin Kelly is the Daytona things up a bit. Road-course racing is we’ve had. It was incredible to see some Beach News-Journal’s motor- Questions? Contact Godwin Kelly vogue right now. of that last year. sports editor and has covered KEN’S CALL: at [email protected] I’m for it, and I’ll go beyond “Darlington stands out in my mind. We NASCAR for 30 years. Reach him that. Daytona should put its July race on FOR or Ken Willis at ken.willis@news- went there and saw a bunch of new 24 at [email protected] jrnl.com the road course.

NASCAR NEWS AND NOTES Richard Childress, THIS left, with Austin Dillon after win- Childress powers 24 winner ning the 2014 Daytona 500 pole. NASCAR Earnhardt-Childress Racing, which smart people in the room and let every- Childress engines builds engines for Richard Childress body decide what it could and should are no stranger to Racing and other NASCAR teams, look like, from TV owners, NASCAR Daytona. scored a win Sunday at Daytona and driver representation, I think that’s GETTY IMAGE/ NASCAR/TOM FEATURE International Speedway. ECR built the a smart move. motor that powered the No. 10 Wayne “And I feel that knowing our environ- PENNINGTON Taylor Racing Cadillac Prototype to ment and knowing how to take the best victory in the 55th Rolex 24 At Daytona from each of those folks in the room, all sports-car race. Childress, along with the major stakeholders, and come up PAGE his grandsons, Austin and Ty Dillon, with this system, I have a lot of faith in were seen at the Speedway on Saturday that.” for the start of the twice-around-the- clock endurance race over Daytona’s with Waltrip as Aaron’s spokesperson. racetrack, gave engineers and track EVERY 3.56-mile road course. Waltrip’s last race Waltrip retired from full-time racing staff the first glimpse of what the “Light after the 2009 NASCAR season, but has Up Martinsville” project will look like Johnson’s take Aaron’s and Michael Waltrip continued to compete as a part-time when complete. announced that the upcoming Daytona driver. “This is really exciting and such a his- Jimmie Johnson discussed his 500 will be Waltrip’s last NASCAR toric day for Martinsville Speedway,” WEEK! thoughts on NASCAR’s race format race. Waltrip, who will mark his 30th Martinsville lights track president Clay Campbell said. “I changes that were announced on Jan. 23 start at the Daytona 500 on Feb. 26, will think we all had an idea of what it would in Charlotte. be at the wheel of the Aaron’s No. 15 The spotlight — or spotlights, to be look like, but now you can really visual- “The championship piece, we still get “Thanks Mikey Toyota.” more specific — shined on Martinsville ize it. I can’t wait to see the whole track to Homestead and it’s very similar for Aaron’s and the two-time Daytona Speedway one night last week, as four lit up.” that event itself,” Johnson said. “How 500 winner have been partners for of the track’s new LED light towers you get there is a bit different. The big more than 17 years and announced a were powered on. 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NOTIFICATION: INTENT TO APPLY FOR TITLE Top Shape So It Will Sell Notice is hereby given to any owners, lienholders, THE CITY OF CLEVELAND Quickly! 2 Bedroom in country setting. no or other interested parties. Any claim to the below BUILDING BOARD OF pets. $650 month. $500 deposit. property, must be made by Certified Mail, Return ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS Cleveland Business, Family 423-303-9804. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 AT 5:15 PM Owned & Operated… 3 Bedroom, 1 bath house. newly Receipt Requested, within 10 business days of this Reasonable Rates! publication. 2005 Yamaha YZF-R6 Raven, JYAR- CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL BUILDING remodeled. Wood floors. carport. in calhoun area. $800 monthly plus J06E15A026109. Mail to: Michael Phillips, PO Box 190 CHURCH STREET NE References Available! deposit. 423-464-0563 582, Cleveland TN 37364. All Work Guaranteed! February 2, 2017 The Building Board of Adjustments and Appeals will Call Us Today For A Free Esti- 3 Bedroom, 1 level home with 1 consider the following items: mate. 423-593-1525 bedroom in- law suite. $1300 LEGAL PUBLICATION monthly. no pets. no smoking. 423-961-3699. agent/ owner. NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE S SALE Dean Helsdon requests an appeal of the City of 45. vacation Rentals WHEREAS, default has occurred in the perform- 3 Bedroom, 1.5 bath. double car- Cleveland’s decision to demolish 1255 Wildwood 2 riverS camping: rv park, port. great location. $1100. ance of the covenants, terms and conditions of a Avenue (Tax Map 57L Group J Parcel 016.00). The cabin rentals, directly on the river 423-667-4967. Deed of Trust dated March 21, 2014, executed by property is zoned CH. at junction of hiwassee and ocoee ALISCIA D. FRANCE, TODD S. FRANCE, conveying rivers. 423-338-7208. 56. Houses For Sale certain real property therein described to PROFES- Jerry Jones requests and appeal of the City of 46. Storage Space For Rent all extenSively remodeled: calFee'S mini Warehouse for rent: 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. SIONAL TITLE, as Trustee, as same appears of re- Cleveland’s decision to demolish 370 Dooley Street 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, n, $154,900. cord in the Register's Office of Bradley County, NE (Tax Map 057D Group F Parcel 018.00). This georgetown pike, Spring place road and highway 64. call 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, n, $159,900. Tennessee recorded March 24, 2014, in Deed Book property is zoned CH. 476–2777. owner financing or lease- with- 2230, Page 97; and WHEREAS, the beneficial inter- February 2, 2017 option. owner/ agent Stony est of said Deed of Trust was last transferred and tempSaFe Storage BrookS realty 423-479-4514. assigned to FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION LEGAL PUBLICATION climate controlled 57. Farms & Acreage For Sale ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS & outside units who is now the owner of said debt; andWHEREAS, downtown location WANTED IMMEDIATELY the undersigned,Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, having & georgetown road LARGE TRACKS of LAND for Owner: Cleveland Utilities 614-4111 DEvELOPMENT PURPOSES been appointed as Substitute Trustee by instru- Farms ok • cash paid • decisions ment to be filed for record in the Register's Office 48. Office Space For Rent made Quickly A Sealed Bid for furnishing two (2) 2017 model contact: of Bradley County, Tennessee. NOW, THEREFORE, 1510 Stuart road - Suites rang- notice is hereby given that the entire indebtedness Commercial Cargo Mini-Vans will be received by the David Alley OWNER/ AGENT Cleveland Utilities Water and Wastewater Division ing from 150 to 2,000 square feet. 865-389-7361 has been declared due and payable, and that the at the Cleveland Utilities Water and Wastewater Di- competitive pricing. rent includes Confidential Response undersigned, Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as Substitute utility, boardroom, breakroom. vision Office, 2435 Guthrie Drive, NW, Cleveland, 423-476-3261. 59. Mobile Homes For Sale Trustee or his duly appointed agent, by virtue of TN 37320, Attn: Philip Luce, PE, until 5:00 p.m., lo- the power, duty and authority vested and imposed 49. Apartments For Rent 3 Bedroom, 2 bath $29,900. call cal time, on February 16, 2017. There will be no to apply! 423-351-7786. upon said Substitute Trustee will, on February 16, public bid opening. Any bid mailed shall be sent to: toWnhouSe on ramsey Street 2017 at 03:00 PM at the Front Steps of the Bradley ne, close to Bradley Square mall. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. lots of living Cleveland Utilities Water and Wastewater Division, no pets/ smoking. $575 monthly, space! only $49,900! lenders offer- County Courthouse , located in Cleveland, Tennes- ATTN: Philip Luce, PE, P. O. Box 2730, Cleveland, $500 deposit. credit check. ing zero down! call for details see, proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest TN 37320-2730. Any bid sent by Fedex or similar 423-667-3551. 423-351-7786. and best bidder for cash or certified funds ONLY, 5 Bedroom, 3 bath, over 2100 company shall be sent to Cleveland Utilities, Atten- $525: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, laminate/ the following described property situated in Bradley tion: Philip Luce, PE, 2435 Guthrie Drive, N.W., square feet! only $63,900. call for vinyl flooring, new paint, central details 423-337-5992. County, Tennessee, to wit:LOTS TWO (2) AND Cleveland, TN, 37312. Bids can also be emailed to heat/ air, includes all utilities up to THREE (3), OCOEE HILLS, UNIT ONE, AS SHOWN [email protected]. $100. half off 1st months rent. pro- BankS oFFering no money down BY PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 60, viSion real eState and prop- loans for mobile homes! call for de- erty management, llc tails 423-351-7786. IN THE REGISTER`S OFFICE OF BRADLEY Contractor is fully responsible for making sure 423-693-0301. COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Parcel ID: 068C B 00300 sealed bid is delivered to Cleveland Utilities by the need a new home? credit prob- lems? ask about a fresh start loan! 000PROPERTY ADDRESS: The street address of the closing date and time. Any bid emailed should be easy terms. call today! property is believed to be 155 CHESTUEE RD NE, verified that it has been received by contacting 423-337-5992. CLEVELAND, TN 37323. In the event of any dis- Philip Luce, PE at 423-478-9388. uSed 14x70 $3500. Won't last long! crepancy between this street address and the legal 423-351-7786. description of the property, the legal description Bidding documents may be obtained by contacting shall control. CURRENT OWNER(S): ALISCIA D. Philip Luce, PE at the office of Cleveland Utilities 72. Cars For Sale FRANCE, TODD S. FRANCEOTHER INTERESTED Water and Wastewater Division at 2435 Guthrie lloyd'S uSed carS PARTIES: The sale of the above-described property Drive, NW, Cleveland, TN 37320, 423-478-9388, or puBliSher'S notice: all real es- 423-476-5681 tate advertised in this newspaper is 5526 Waterlevel highway shall be subject to all matters shown on any re- [email protected]. There is no charge cleveland, tn for the bidding documents. subject to the Federal Fair housing corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any restrictive cove- act of 1968 and the tennessee hu- www.lloydsusedcars.com nants, easements or set-back lines that may be ap- man rights act which makes it ille- come by, make an offer, cash talks. plicable; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as No bid may be withdrawn within 45 days after the gal to advertise "any preference, 2006 hyundai Santa Fe 4x4, 2007 scheduled time for receipt of bids. limitation or discrimination based on Ford escape, 2005 chevrolet trail- any priority created by a fixture filing; and to any race, color, religion, sex, or national blazer v8 with 3rd row seat, 2005 matter that an accurate survey of the premises origin, handicap/ disability or an in- Ford Focus, 2010 nissan versa, might disclose. This property is being sold with the All companies submitting a bid must be a factory tention to make any such prefer- 2005 nissan Frontier, 1988 Ford authorized dealer and maintain facilities to service ence, limitation or discrimination." F150 very low miles, 2008 chevrolet express reservation that it is subject to confirma- equinox. tion by the lender or Substitute Trustee. This sale this vehicle located within 50 miles of the office of this newspaper will not knowingly Cleveland Utilities Water and Wastewater Division. accept any advertising for real estate may be rescinded at any time. The right is reserved which is in violation of the law. our to adjourn the day of the sale to another day, time, readers are informed that all dwell- and place certain without further publication, upon Cleveland Utilities reserves the right to waive infor- ings advertised in this newspaper malities and to reject any and all bids. are available on an equal opportu- announcement at the time and place for the sale nity basis. equal housing opportu- set forth above. All right and equity of redemption, It is the policy of Cleveland Utilities to ensure com- nity, m/F. statutory or otherwise, homestead, and dower are pliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1 Bedroom apartment, dalton expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title 1964; 49 CFR, Part 21; related statutes and regula- pike area. utilities paid. no pets. is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell tions to that end that no person shall be excluded $170 week, $300 deposit. 653-4862. and convey only as Substitute Trustee. The Prop- New upscale from participation in or be denied benefits of, or be 1 Bedroom, clean, water included, erty is sold as is, where is, without representations subjected to discrimination under any program or no pets, no smoking. $400 deposit, apartments for lease. or warranties of any kind, including fitness for a activity receiving Federal financial assistance or $450 rent. one year lease. owner/ 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, 1,420 particular use or purpose.THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- any other funding source on the grounds of race, agent Stony BrookS realty sq. ft. Hardwood floors living TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- color, sex, national origin, or ancestry. By virtue of 423-479-4514. and dining room, granite countertops, large bedrooms TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- submitting a response to this solicitation, bidders 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath townhouse. POSE.Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, Substitute Trus- agree to comply with the same non-discrimination $600 monthly; $500 deposit. no and laundry room, carpeted tee119 S. Main Street, Suite 500Memphis, TN policy. pets. 423-667-0802. bedrooms. No pets. 38103 www.rubinlublin.com/property-listings.php 1 year lease $500 Deposit. 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath $635. $1,050 month. Tel: (877) 813-0992Fax: (404) 601-5846 Ad CLEVELAND UTILITIES newer townhouse, appliances fur- #109813 01/19/2017, 01/26/2017, 02/02/2017 Date: February 2, 2017 /s/ Philip Luce, PE nished including washer/ dryer. in Call Mike January 19, 26; February 2, 2017 February 2, 2017 quiet area. no pets. $400 deposit. 531 crest drive. 423-619-7895. 423-667-1295 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com U.S.: A nation of immigrants, but ambivalent about immigration NEW YORK (AP) — America’s denigrating them, building walls. a nativist and populist movement for immigrants, though only after cions of immigrants, said Maria immigrants.” self-image is forever intertwined That’s the flip side.” of the 1840s and ‘50s, was four presidential vetoes. “They Cristina Garcia, professor of It was Israel Zangwell, a British with the melting pot. It’s a nation Said Mae Ngai, a professor of spurred by the rise in German knew they couldn’t say, ‘Keep out American studies at Cornell writer, who dubbed America “the that welcomes the world’s history at Columbia University and and Irish immigration, and by the Jews and the Italians,’” but University, there has been an Melting Pot” in his 1908 play of wretched refuse, a nation built by author of “Impossible Subjects: fears that the Catholic newcomers that was the purpose, Ngai said. appreciation of what they did. the same name. His Russian- immigrants, a nation whose very Illegal Aliens and the Making of were loyal to a foreign entity — the In 1921 and 1924, in the after- “Since the early republic, Jewish immigrant hero proclaims: motto is “E Pluribus Unum” — Out Modern America”: “We struggle pope — and incompatible with math of World War I and the Red Americans have recognized that “what is the glory of Rome and of Many, One. over these things. Both strains American values. Scares that followed the Russian immigrants are essential to Jerusalem where all nations and America’s history also is replete have always been present.” “If you substitute ‘Muslim’ for Revolution, the first quotas took nation-building: Immigrants races come to worship and look with efforts to shut the golden door The leaders of colonial America ‘Catholic,’ they would sound very effect, setting limits for immigra- farmed the prairies, worked in the back, compared with the glory of to arrivals from China, from knew they needed immigrants to similar to what you hear today,” tion from countries that were seen factories, built the streets, canals America, where all races and Eastern and Southern Europe — populate their new land. But Lee said. as undesirable. There was to be and railroad tracks. They mined nations come to labour and look and most recently, from predomi- Benjamin Franklin grumbled In 1868, the U.S. signed a little immigration from Africa, the ore, planted and harvested the forward!” nantly Muslim nations. about an influx of “swarthy” treaty encouraging Chinese none from Asia or Arab countries, crops, and provided basic servic- More than 100 years later, America’s relationship with Germans, and the Alien and migration; 24 years later, the and the flow from southern and es. Government and business despite some apprehensions of immigration is ... complicated. Sedition Acts of 1798 made it Chinese Exclusion Act turned eastern Europe was curtailed. actively recruited foreign labor to the moment, that feeling persists. “Many of us — politicians, peo- harder to attain citizenship and away immigrants from what was Jewish refugees from Europe facilitate economic growth,” she “America has been the dream ple who are speaking out against easier to deport non-citizens even then the world’s most popu- were blocked during and after said. for every educated young person,” the impact of the administration’s deemed dangerous. lous nation. World War II — first because of As hard as it often was — and said Sontu Barua, a government actions — are saying, ‘We are a The acts were controversial; What had happened in fears that they might be German as much bigotry as immigrants employee in the sprawling Indian nation of immigrants. This goes most were allowed to expire in a between? The Chinese immi- sympathizers, then because of endured — immigration became city of Lucknow. “It remains a against our most important val- few years, but the deportation law grants who had shouldered much fears that they were Communists. central to the American narrative. land of opportunity.” ues.’ And that is absolutely true,” remains, even today. And their of the work of building the West “History doesn’t look too kindly on “It’s fundamental,” said William More than 700,000 citizenship said Erika Lee, director of the justification — that some or many had come to be seen as a threat — this, because we know how pre- Thiesen, 37, a New Yorker visiting applications were filed from Immigration History Research immigrants were dangerous inter- the “Yellow Peril.” posterous this was,” said Rebecca the city’s Tenement Museum on October 2015 to June 2016, Center at the University of lopers — has been invoked again Fear and bigotry were inter- Kobrin, an assistant professor of Tuesday. “I think being an about 25 percent more than the Minnesota. “But we also have a and again. mixed. In 1917, Congress passed history at Columbia. American is being an immigrant. year before. The U.S. issued more long record of barring immigrants, The rise of the Know Nothings, legislation requiring a literacy test But for all Americans’ suspi- It’s the American fabric. We’re all than 10 million visas in 2015.

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“Several students have endured injury and surgery from participation in athletics. Knowing all the fears that come with an experience like that as young people, it requires a lot of courage to continue on and keep their focus throughout recovery as well as their studies and other responsibilities. Being a student- athlete is already challenging enough with learning to time manage practices, games, homework, studying and other school and family activities. When you consider that many of these kids have had to add phys- ical therapy appointments, missing a season of play with their teammates, and facing limited participation during such an exciting one-time stage in their lives, I believe they display a great deal of courage! As a coach, I have had a front row seat to observe all of the emotional, physical and mental breakthroughs they have displayed as a result of their courage.” —Coach McKinney, Girls soccer head coach

“I had an incredible experience with two students volunteering to pray for me when my [family member] was in the hospital very sick, and I was just beside myself with grief. They took it to the class and asked everyone to join in. I have an amazing picture of my 35 students circled up, hands linked, praying for me. This took great courage as students to initiate and lead something like that.” —Holly Kesley, Biology teacher

Class members hold hands as they gathered to pray for their teacher.

this photo shows some of the students nominated for Courage, Word of the Month: Bria Beachboard, Hannah Keller, Lauren McKinney, Josh Williams, Ethan Millsaps, Keely Hanson, Jessica Higgins, Danyua Stephans, Michael Wilson, Patricia Diaz, Ava Brooks, Dakota Drury, Clay Shoemaker, Shakur Lovelady and Ryan Garland. Other nominees for Courage Student of the Month were Cheyenne Miller, Ayla Light, Lauren McKinney, Abby Warner, Nick Howe, Briar Lee, Kyllie Freeman, Rae Jensen, Lauren West, Katy Champion, Michael Wilson, Jessica Higgins and Breanna Whitener.

What does courage mean to me? “Courage is the ability to face something that frightens someone. Since I am a perfectionist when it comes to my school work, I have had to learn how to apply courage in my life. When I struggle with a class or a big test coming up, I remind myself that although it is scary and difficult, I must try my best to get through it.” —Mollie Burris, 11th grade “Courage is a word meaning strength in the face of fear or pain. By enrolling in Cambridge courses in high school, I was very adamant and fearful that I would struggle, since these classes are very rigorous. I had to learn to adapt to the environment that comes along with Cambridge. I knew it was hard, but I used courage to get through it and get through it well. The word courage is what has helped me through- out my high school career, and it is a word I will continue to use throughout my education and life.” — Olivia Dillard, 11th grade “Courage is not about being completely fearless. As a matter of fact, nobody is fearless. Everyone has something that they are afraid of. Courage is about being afraid, but facing that fear with confidence and determination. Whether that fear is of something small, such as spiders, or if you have to look death itself right in its eyes, you must have the will not to submit to your fears. That is what courage means to me.”—Ethan Milllsaps, 11th grade students Ethan Millsaps “Having courage in the darkest times can be very difficult, but having courage us never for the benefit and Hannah Keller shared what of yourself. To have courage is to help others, even your enemies, in hard times. Courage is putting away courage means to them. selfish things and being strong for your loved ones … for Joe. —Hannah Keller, 11th grade 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com George R. Stuart Elementary School aThena Davis’ Holocaust Literature class from Cleveland High School worked with Natalie Killian’s first-graders at Stuart Elementary on a collaborative project. The first- graders read “One” by Kathryn Otoshi, a book that emphasizes the importance of speaking up for people who are being bullied and that illus- trates to students the power of their own voic- es. Holocaust Literature students then led first- graders in discussion followed by small group hands-on activities. The culminating project was the creation of a canvas with self-portraits of the students, reminding them that it only takes one, but there is power in numbers!

This year, Stuart Physical Education and Music collaborat- ed together to introduce students to Drum Fit. Students, above, drum to music on exercise balls and get a full body workout in a fun environment. (Left and right) On Nov. 17, more than 400 stu- dents participated in the WSSA STACK UP! Cup stacking event at Stuart. Officially, 622,809 students across the United States took part in setting a new Guinness World Record for the “Most People Sport Stacking at Multiple Locations in One Day.”

sTuarT fifTh-graDers challenge the teachers and staff to a beach ball/volleyball game each year. This year's game was held shortly before the Christmas break and was enjoyed by everyone. The first- through fourth-graders love watching and cheering for the students and teachers. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017— 5 R. oorrggee R. SSttuaar GGee rt elementary School

Principal Richelle Shelton

Megan Martin, a fourth-grade teacher at Stuart Elementary, has started something new this semester by using flexible seating for her students. They are also allowed to choose where they sit each day in the class- room, and are really liking having the choice. Here are some of her students enjoying the new seating arrangements.

Stuart’S Beta CluB, below, collected more than $500 and clothing and food to help victims of the tornadoes in McMinn aS Part of the school’s PBIS (Positive County and also the victims of the wildfires Behavioral Interventions and Supports) in the Gatlinburg area. Donations were program, Stuart students divided into their taken in the weeks before Christmas break. “packs” to do team-building activities — From left are Natalee Prichard, Patrick one of which involved students working Reeder, Katelyn Roan, Jenna Sompolinsky together to choose a team member to dec- and fifth-grade teacher Kristin Gowin, one of orate like a snowman. The PBIS program the sponsors of the Beta Club. is designed to encourage school climate/morale, student responsibility for behavior, responsible goal-setting and teamwork. The students love the activities and are taking more pride in their school.

Stuart’s Students of the Month for January 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Save those BOX TOP$ coupons General Mills BOX TOP$ coupons are worth money to our schools. Some are worth up to 50 cents. These extra funds will help to provide extras for the classrooms. It is an opportunity to share in the education of our local students. If you can’t get them to a school, just bring them by the Banner offices and we will deliver them. There is a box in the lobby — let’s fill it up.

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BEIJING (AP) — Chinese are heading to the lighting of fireworks. Beijing’s govern- R S S E N M R I F A M E temples and fairs to wish for an auspicious ment called on Communist Party cadres start to the Lunar New Year. and government staff not to set off fire- Thousands gathered at Beijing’s major crackers due to environmental concerns, —COURAGEOUS —CONFIDENCE —SPUNK temples on Saturday, the first day of the but local media reported air pollution lev- Year of the Rooster. els in Beijing and several other cities still —BRAVERY —HEROISM —FAME Wearing heavy winter coats, they lit shot up Friday night and early Saturday incense sticks and bowed as they prayed morning. —VALOR —GALLANTRY —GUTS for good fortune and health. Ethnic Chinese and others around the —BOLDNESS —DARE —NERVE As many as 80,000 people were expected world also marked the holiday with cele- at the Lama Temple in central Beijing, brations and visits to temples. —FEARLESSNESS —SORT —TONES state television reported. Large crowds gathered in Hong Kong and —SPIRIT —ASK —ENTER Beijing’s sprawling spring festival temple Malaysia Friday night as the holiday fair opened at Ditan Park, where empty began. In Rio de Janeiro, crowds watched —MANLINESS —RESOLUTION —COG tree branches were festooned with red a dragon dance and a performance of tai lanterns and traditional goods and foods chi in front of a picture of Rio’s famous —ENTERPRISE —RECKLESSNESS —GREEN were for sale. Christ the Redeemer statue. New York —FIRMNESS —SURE —SET Other New Year’s traditions include the brought in the holiday with fireworks over eating of dumplings in northern China and the Hudson River. Solution on Page 11 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017— 7 To those who take the road less traveled ... It takes courage By NICOLE WILEY Guest Contributor What it’s like to fit into the popular crowd is something I’ve never had the opportunity to experience. Although I feel like I should say that I’ve had plenty of opportunities, I’ve just never cared to take any of them. It’s not only because the lifestyle they live isn’t my idea of perfect, it’s more an issue of taking a different route than everyone else, or, borrowing the poetic thoughts of Robert Frost, “taking the road less traveled.” I’ve always been the type of person who refrains from agreeing with the majority on certain issues, or following the crowd whichever way the wind blows, or even becom- ing interested in most things that this society has to offer. That being said, this letter is meant for those who are different, who don’t fit the mold that we’ve come to know all too well. Passion can only come from your heart, and it’s taken me a little while to figure that out. Trying to please every- one and go along with their plans is tempting, because everyone wants to fit in. Intentionally being the outsider among the people you know is no easy task, which is why allowing others’ passions to dictate yours always seems to be less of a headache for everyone. However, you can save the headache for yourself that may happen later down the road by finding your passion and gripping it tight. I’m not saying that passions don’t change, but when something in your heart never seems Nicole Wiley to dissipate, follow it, regardless of what others think. Book Review This isn’t necessarily a letter about self-motivation or self-confidence, but when talking about passion, those are the only ones who can define what success means for topics always seem to coincide. us. ‘The Rising’ has romance Your option might not always be the popular one, but If you feel like what you’re doing in life isn’t as suc- what I have come to understand is that once life moves cessful as another person, take a step back and realize on from the confined high school hallways, the things that without you in this world, something would be dif- that happened in those hallways don’t play a significant ferent. Without your presence, somebody’s life would be in old-style fiction, action role. After all, it’s your life. You are the one who has to lived in a completely different way, and the world that we “The Rising” (Tor Books) live it, and ultimately, you are the one who has to live a know right now would not be the same. By Heather Graham and Jon Land life that you can be proud and happy about. God put every single one of us on this Earth for a rea- Best-selling authors Heather Graham and Jon Land team Peer pressure isn’t the only obstacle you have to jump son, and if you think for one second that He didn’t know up to create “The Rising,” an exciting and wonderful charac- through when talking about careers, homes, relation- what He was doing, you’re mistaken. You have a purpose, ter-driven first book in an imaginative series. ships, or anything else in your future, I know. Those of and whatever you chose to do with your life, always know Alex Chin is a football hero and homecoming king in his us who are blessed enough to have parents who care for that without you, life would not be what it is today. senior year at St. Ignatius High School. He’s having a bit of our well-being know that one of our goals as we move The world needs every type of person to make it go trouble with math, so fellow student Samantha Dixon helps forward in life is to make them happy as well. around. Society needs every type of personality known to him out. She’s working on a NASA internship, and her studies I also know their dreams for our lives may differ from man, whether we view it as positive or negative, to even mean everything to her. Samantha will not acknowledge it, but our own, and being the respectful and mindful son or sustain itself. Without one person doing the job that they she has a huge crush on Alex even though he doesn’t daughter we are, we might let their futures for us merge are best at with their God-given talents, our lives would acknowledge her beyond getting her help for his studies. into our own dreams. change, and I would imagine that it would not be in a A football game changes everything. Alex is laid flat after a If I could give people my age one piece of advice, it good way. terrifying hit, strapped to a gurney and taken to the hospital. would be to respect and cherish their parents, because The human way of life is so similar to the way that an His life is changed forever. People close to him begin dying, they truly do for us more than we could ever understand ecosystem in nature functions, because when one vari- and when Samantha runs to Alex’s parents to tell them what’s to make sure that we grow up to be successful people. able of that long chain of equation is toyed with, the happening, she finds them dead, too. Now she’s in the middle With that, I also say this: they want to see their chil- entire ecosystem must learn to adapt around those of things as well. The chase begins and it’s difficult for them dren succeed, and we will only be truly successful in life changes to get back to where it was before. to trust anyone except each other. The main question they if we are doing what we love. The validity of that state- Keep that in mind when you feel as though your pas- both ask: Why are they now targets? ment depends on your definition of success, but mine sion isn’t good enough for everyone else, because without The blending of writing styles works brilliantly with this goes like this: True, honest success is when you feel like your passion, everyone else would not be the same. story. Elements of romance, young adult angst, old-style sci- you have accomplished something in your life. It takes all kinds of people in this world to make life ence fiction and action propel this story to unexpected places. If your idea of a successful life is making millions of what it is, and if we all tap into our hearts and unlock Though “The Rising” is being marketed as an adult novel, it dollars doing a job that you dislike, we have very differing the passion we dream of, life will continue to be the will easily appeal to a teenage audience as well as to Graham definitions. If your idea of success is waking up every amazing thing it is. and Land’s fans. morning and doing what you love regardless of the num- Being an individual is one of the greatest gifts that God —- ber on that paycheck, then our definitions are identical. has given us, and as far as I’m concerned, I’m going to Online: Success should never be a common standard, rather it continue to take the road less traveled, and receive that http://www.theoriginalheathergraham.com/ should vary based on the desires of our hearts. We are gift to be who I truly am. http://www.jonlandbooks.com/ the only ones who truly know our hearts, therefore we I hope you’ll do the same. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Exploring Jordan’s cultural fusion

PETRA, Jordan (AP) — I squeezed through AP photo the narrow desert chasm just as the early- This PhoTo shows the 12-story-high morning sun lit up the facade of the majestic Treasury building. Treasury building, below, the most icon- The structure, originally a mausoleum, ic structure carved out of red desert was carved from a red canyon some 2,000 rock in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan. years ago, when the city of Petra was a global This Middle Eastern country delivers a trade center and its monuments a fusion of Arab and Greco-Roman cultures. blockbuster list of iconic ancient monu- Such reminders of harmonious co-exis- ments, otherworldly landscapes and tence, in Petra and throughout Jordan, warmhearted hospitality, with Petra as make a trip here special. They are so fragile its tourism jewel. yet inspiring today, as violence batters much of the region. A terror attack struck Jordan a day before December attacks in Berlin and Ankara. Both the vast, vibrant capital, Amman, and the remote, otherworldly desert land- scapes are speckled with artistic master- pieces and profoundly moving sites of the Jewish, Christian and Islamic faiths. In the same restaurants where the rare niqab-clad women sit, only their eyes uncov- ered, fashionistas in tank tops may be seen where I never felt gender mattered: In the whiling a weekend night away. cities, face-covering veils seemed far rarer In early spring, balmy enough for superb than women not wearing headscarves. cuisine in fancy outdoor gardens and cor- Just to the north, along the Jordan River ner-store popsicles, I explored these high- at Bethany, is the site where John is believed lights: to have baptized Jesus. Old and New Testament locales abound, as the sixth-cen- ROSE-COLORED CITY tury floor mosaic map of the region in St. From Petra’s archaeological park gate, it’s George Church in nearby Madaba docu- about a mile walk before the increasingly ments both accurately and with charming tight Siq gorge opens onto the 12-story-high details such as date-laden palms. Treasury. Seeing for the first time its floral- topped columns, muscular sculptures and CAPITAL TIME classical friezes emerge out of sandstone is Madaba, home to other mosaics portraying as breathtaking as beholding the Colosseum mythical figures, fruits, even an octopus, is or Machu Picchu. less than an hour’s drive from Jordan’s cap- But what took my breath away, literally, is ital, Amman. that the iconic Treasury is only the best pre- Standing on its monument-filled Citadel served of hundreds more buildings carved hill among kite-flying children, I took in the into and over Petra’s wadis, desert valleys sand-colored panorama of charming villas that in spring were lined with pink oleander and shiny malls, minarets and markets, nar- in bloom. I hiked into a 7,000-seat theater, row cafe-lined alleys and blocky apartment up to a massive mountaintop sacrificial altar buildings. The opposite hillside opened onto and past monumental facades whose deco- the grand Roman theater, in whose plaza a rations ranged from geometrical steps to kid made big loops on a scooter. flowing colonnades. On a late Saturday night in the garden of To admire the red, pink and nectarine-col- Fakhr el-Din restaurant, our white table- ored streaks in the rock-hewn tomb of a sec- cloth was barely visible under stuffed vine ond-century Roman governor, I skirted leaves, eggplant dip, tabbouleh salad, hum- around a herd of camels, chatting with their mus with grilled meat, grilled halloumi young drivers. English is widely spoken, cheese, fried minced lamb, chicken liver in though uttering just a few Arabic words melts pomegranate juice, kibbeh nayeh (raw lamb even border guards into supersized grins. with cracked wheat) and fattoush (bread salad laced with sumac) - and that was only ALONG THE JORDAN appetizers. Shukran (thank you) was the handiest I had to ask my two young Ammani word as Jordanians kept reaching out to this friends, how far are we from the atrocities visibly foreign visitor, from the fruit vendor making headlines around the world? The in Amman’s souk gifting me just-ripe loquats Syrian border is about 80 kilometers (50 Amman’s international airport. In town, very Marriott, with pool and restaurants over- to the family sharing their spicy grilled miles) away, they said, close enough that cheap metered taxis; elsewhere, hire a car looking the desert. chicken picnic with my driver and me at their families used to go there for picnics. (better with driver). ——— Amman Beach on the Dead Sea. At that, one of the best meals of my life SAFETY: The U.S. State Department advis- The Dead Sea — actually a spectacular became also a minuscule gesture of defiance PETRA: http://visitpetra.jo/ 130 miles es Americans to “consider very carefully” lake 1,400 feet (400 meters) below sea level and hope. (209 km) south of the Amman airport. Entry travel to Jordan (others countries with “travel — is so mineral-heavy that I bobbed weight- ———- tickets for international visitors from 50 warnings” range from Egypt to parts of Israel, lessly in its waters, with Israel and the West If You Go... dinars (about $70) for one day, 55 dinars for Mexico, Turkey, and the Philippines); the cur- Bank on the opposite shore. I wore my most JORDAN: http://www.visitjordan.com/ two days. Lodging in Wadi Mousa ranges rent travel alert list includes Europe for modest one-piece bathing suit, but else- GETTING THERE AND AROUND: Fly into from hostels to major chains like the Petra “heightened risk of terrorist attacks.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017— 9 DAR Ocoee Chapter to present annual awards to area students The Ocoee Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual awards program on Feb. 15 at the Cleveland Public Library. One high school senior from each high school in the area will be honored with the Good Citizens Award; and one middle school student from each middle school in the area will receive the American History Award. One teacher from the nominees received from the area high schools will be honored with the Outstanding High School Teacher in American History Award. Townsend Atelier offers art classes in sculpture, painting and drawing AP photo This PhoTo shows a zoo employee using a bottle to provide fluids to a female Nile hip- CHATTANOOGA — Whether you are 28, 9 a.m. to noon; instructor is Stan popotamus calf born to 17-year-old mother Bibi and 35-year-old father Henry Tuesday, six a beginner, a professional artist or some- Townsend. weeks before the anticipated March 2017 due date, at the zoo in Cincinnati. where in between, Townsend Atelier is Classical Russian Drawing and place where one can learn and grow. A Painting Academy; Thursdays, Feb. 9 to Zoo says premature hippo calf shows progress host of new classes and workshops for March 16; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; instructors: CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Zoo She says the baby is “hanging in there.” all ages is announced for February. All Daud and Timur Akhriev. says a prematurely born baby hippo is show- The calf born six weeks early is getting 24- ing some signs of progress. hour attention that includes tube feeding, vet classes are taught by professional, work- Palette Knife Painting: Mondays, Feb. Zoo spokeswoman Michelle Curley says the checks and keeping her warm and moist. ing artists and are held at Townsend 13 to March 13, 6 to 9 p.m.; instructor female calf born early Tuesday is gaining The zoo says 17-year-old Bibi gave birth to Atelier, 301 E. 11th St., Chattanooga. Mia Bergeron. some strength and had her first pool experi- the first Nile hippo born there in 75 years. The ence Thursday morning. The pool time should calf was 29 pounds at birth, well below the To register, call 423-266-2712 or reg- Charcoal Portrait Drawing: Feb. 25 help build muscles and balance and maintain normal range of birth weight of 55 to 120 ister online at www.townsendatelier.com. and 26, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; instructor body temperature. pounds and was unable to stand to nurse. Drawing Essentials: Tuesdays, Feb. 7- Cindy Procious.

sTudenTs of The MonTh at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School, from left front, are Maggie Botts and Isabella Sims (second grade), Ryan Freeman and Ainsley Olmstead (first grade), Gracie Gilbert and Lydia Hodges (kindergarten); and back, Logan Johnson and Will Stout (fifth grade), and Abigail Kitterman (fourth grade). 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month

Arnold Memorial Elementary School Cleveland Middle School Kindergarten: Bryan Suarez and Amauri Howard. Sixth grade: Liliana Almarez, Matthew Carroll, Bryson Green, Ella Lipscomb, Ben Payne, First grade: Jimmy Mazzolini, Felix Grano and Caitlyn Stancil. Axel Ramirez, Ivy Saxe and Elijah Sluss. Second grade: Henry Barks and Chloe Lewis. Seventh grade: Luke Akens, Jacobe Boyd, Parker Ellis, Sarah Freeman, MaKayla Gatlin, Third grade: Michelle Sosa Pena, Skylar Smith and Janell Orozco. Faith Griffin, Dean Holsomback, Yeva Ishchenkko, Hunter Marvin, Grace McAfee and Fourth grade: Noah Hogan and Aiden McAfee. Heath Works. Fifth grade: Jonatan Barrionuevo and Evie Mazzolini. Eighth grade: Da’Swaun Boyd, Haley Carter, Dylan Davis, Anna Ingram, Charity James, Autumn Miller, Hailey Newman and Cassie Wiley. Blythe-Bower Elementary School Kindergarten: Hannah Wengerd, Keatin Morrow, Micah Hinkson, MaKynley Haun and Black Fox Elementary School Katie Salaz-Santizo. Kindergarten: Colton Lambert, Chase Jones, Kaleb McDowell and Elijah Keller. First grade: Brayden Dockery, Tiffany Martinez, Tyler Pearce and Chance Wells. First grade: Elijah Pikul, Dante Tinsley, Jacob Pridemore and Austin Huffaker. Second grade: Merali Rosario, Isaiah Hinkson, Josue Castillo and Lillian Tolbert. Second grade: Walker Pearson, Ellie Bean, Mara King and Hailey Robinson. Third grade: Alexsandra Serrano, Dhakerah Daudani, Cymber Lang and Nicholas Blair. Third grade: Emilee Davis, Maddie Whitley, Jonah Guill, Cole Mullins. Fourth grade: Allanah Hinkson, Aleigah Holbrook, Isaiah Butler, Colyn Bell and Stephanie Fourth grade: Hannah Pearson, Brayden Hamilton, Alex Gann, Isaiah Reed and Brooklyn Smith. Humberd. Fifth grade: Morgan Blitchington, Brandon Scruggs, Isaiah White and Flavio Martinez. Fifth grade: Brylie Webb, McKenzie Stevenson, Ava Orr and Stella Davis.

Mayfield Elementary School Bradley Central High School Kindergarten: Elif Unsal, Victoria Lynch and Luis Esparza. Cheyenne Miller, Clay Shoemaker, Ayla Light, Lauren McKinney, Abby Warner, Bria First grade: Joshua Dodd, Auteanna Lee, Elijah Lynch, Bentley Vail and Edvin Agustin. Beachboard, Josh Williams, Nick Howell, Briar Lee, Ethan Millsaps, Lauren McKinney, Second grade: Layla Carrasquillo Torres, Nahayla Smasel, Hadassah Owens, Ecem Kyllie Freeman, Rae Jensen, Patricia Diaz, Lauren West, Dakota Drury, Ava Brook, Katy Unsal and Isabella Matseviah. Champion, Keely Hanson, Shakur Lovelad, Michael Wilson, Jessica Higgins, Danyua Third grade: Jayden Trejio, Zackary Champion, Helen Lagos Amaya and Giancarlo Stephans, Ryan Garland, Breanna Whitener and Hannah Keller. Juarez Aguilar. Fourth grade: Maxium Flato, Alisa Saxe, Jaydn Bledsoe, Brayden Morgan and Pedro Perez. Fifth grade: Brayden Conn, Davonte Byrson, Savannah Cain and Alivia Williams. Charleston Elementary School Kindergarten: Lexi Jones, Ian Amazan and Mason Yates. E.L. Ross Elementary School First grade: Ali Beth Hammond, Xander Powell. Second grade: Parker McCartney, Alyssa Gibson and Raleigh Cassada. Third grade: Adrian Ojeda, Angely Aguirre, Evania Zacharias, Gavin Harris, Landry Third grade: Drake Brown, Abby Belt and Mackenzie Crider. Barker, Pearson Waller and Sahithi Rajuladevi Fourth grade: Charley McCartney and Molly Goins. Fourth grade: Bianca Guitierrez, Evan McAmis, Indira Torres, Jose Mateo Carbajal and Fifth grade: Chris Hutt, Lily Depuy and Teigan Cassada. Morgan Yates Fifth grade: Alex Walker, Ayden Harmon, Lauren Pitts, Madison Jackson, Michael Cantrell and Nate Lovelace Lake Forest Middle School Makayla Sherlin, Kyle Giovengo, Sylenna Thunquist, Chris Giles, Angel Lopez, Landon George R. Stuart Elementary School Litton, Andre Weathers, Faith Bryson, Hunter Blackwell, Ella Allmon, Austin Wilson, Kelly Swafford, Kloie Bates, Tyson Ledfur, Sara Perez, Keylee Varnell, Shelby Rabe, Ethan Kindergarten: Lucia Mendez, Jackson Nicholas and Lilly Tucker. Nipper, Shaylee Weatherford, Hailey McDevitt, Ashton Roe, Cooper Casteel, Elijah West, First grade: Kylie Cunnyngham, Alina Ferenchuk, Beylee Perez Gomez, Jonathan Luna Morgan Cartwright, Isabel Viola, Joey Foley, Aaron Meador, Kaylee Shell, Mary Stewart and Kymze Powell. and Malachi Caldwell. Second grade: Jazmine Harris, Monica Ake Jimenez, Kearah Thomas, Layla Tucker and Antoni Velasquez. Third grade: Emma Cate Choplin, James Eledge and Silas Giannasio. Michigan Avenue Elementary School Fourth grade: Ivette Alonzo, Trent Collins and Jeanelle Robles. Kindergarten: Kaylee Murray, Emily Shope, Taylor McDermott and Caleb Velasquez. Fifth grade: Natalee Prichard, Jenna Sompolinsky and Noah Wright. First grade: Conner Bynum, Landon Swigert, Boston Richardson and Jase Montgomery. Second grade: Matthew Lee, Kamden Kemp, Brayden Shutters and Paydon Parker Price. Donald P. Yates Primary School Third grade: Taylor Hitson, Destiny Jenkins and Vanessa Musiyevich. Fourth grade: Makenzie Gibson, Mary Kate Olinger and Emma Argauer. Second grade: Isaiah Christie, Chesney Bacon, Destiny Rosas, Sophie Smith, Madalyn Fifth grade: Joshua Whitaker, Jackson Fox and Joslyn Harvey. Owens, James Jackson and Jason Mirkovich. First grade: Santiago Roman, Britton Gobble, Matthew Joseph, Gabriela Rodriguez, Avi Patel and Verona Deliu. North Lee Elementary School Kindergarten: Izzy Quagliana, Carol Lynn Elliott, Shelby DeLoach, Starlla Kindergarten: Crimson Sharp, Kellen Hayden, Kade Shrestha and Claire Lambert. Slaughter, Ben Condo and Macy Morrow. First grade: Isabelle Keller, Annsley Widener, Cayman Doan and Maria Castellanos. Second grade: Ria Bowe, Elgin Lenoy and Kayla Holt. Cleveland High School Third grade: Roman Eulo, Izabella Moore, Alex Kings and Chloe Flowers. Fourth grade: Erin Sanders, Jack Sanders, Alli Schalk and Eden Wills. Rachel Coats, Will Estes, Colton Landers and Sofia Stamatiadis Fifth grade: Aiden Kidd, Luke Iosia, Javan Bowe and Kaylee Humphries. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017— 11

Students of the Month

Oak Grove Elementary School Prospect Elementary School Kindergarten: Connor Short, Baylee Brumlow and London Workman. Rose Lopez, Huddie Ysidr, Addison Koronka, Caroline Shaw, Camden Beaty, Gage First grade: Christian Tallent, Tristan Parker and Aileen Zacarias-Arzola. Lawson, Alyssa Anderson, Zoe Dooley, Carson Edgeworth, Reece Davis, Alyssa McCloud, Second grade: Sonny Ruvo, Jacob Lawson, Jayden Harp and Landyn Davis. Libbi Dunkle, Britney Nguyen, Devin Roberts, Brady Anderson, Tom Sampson, Taryn Third grade: Austin Bowan, Jacob Blankinship and Dante Diaz. Freitas, Garrison Rodgers and Tenley Richardson. Fourth grade: Abby Crisp, Madelyn Tallent and Gracie Sermons. Fifth grade: Cameron Mitchell, McKenna Owens and Christian Phillips. Taylor Elementary School Kindergarten: Slade Marlow and Chloe Silvers. Ocoee Middle School First grade: Stella Ozkaya and Courtney Casler. Sixth grade: Arabians — Kaitlyn Lombardi, Autumn Duggan, Macy Steingrube, Second grade: Tabitha Eaves and Clayton Branham. Caleb Buchanan and Sean Gallaher; Chargers — Camaron Randolph, Dessa Pyrlik, Third grade: Lily Honaker and Haylei Allen. Will Bailey, Emily Honeycutt and Emma Cox; Palominos — Bayleigh Campbell, Tyler Fourth grade: Justin Green and Tyson Wampler. Massengill, Madeline Davis, Olivia Duncan and Maggie Tart; and Stallions — Alan Fifth grade: Ashley Allen and Ethan Wilds. Hildago Perez, McKenzie Wilson, Davian Voyles, Randy Luster and Hailey Drake. Seventh grade: Clydesdales — Madison Lombardi, Elizabeth Young, Makayla Valley View Elementary School Howard, Nathan Pell and Axel Rupiza; Mustangs — Haley Brown, Blake Shell, Alex Goforth, Hailey Craig and Nicole Flores; Pacers — Michael Splitstone, Daphne Lyon, Kindergarten: Brady Steward and Cole Reagan. Heather Johnson, J.C. Moore and Ashley McCormick; and Paint Horses — Haley First grade: Landon White, Gracie Wyatt and Kifton Blackwell. Cabrera, Ivan Keller, Alicze Janney, Luke Trueblood and Elijah Wilds. Second grade: Kaylyn Holt and Samara Jones. Eighth grade: Saddlebreds — Prince Holmes, Taylor Wright, Trevor Casson, Ray Third grade: Will Ensley, Cheyenne Tatum and Preston Bass. McCulloch and Angeleena Smith; Show Horses — Andrea Long, William Blackwell, Fourth grade: Kaylie Csala, Cameron Higgins and Veda Pineda-Roblero. Saul Hernandez, Koby Duggan and Taylor Guyton; Thoroughbreds — Moussa Diallo, Fifth grade: Alex Sponable and Lorelei Kertesz. Gracie Hixon, Teresa Beck, Blake Ward and Edgar Uribe; and Walking Horses — Ethan Lamberth, Madison Thomas, Kayla Yoder, Joshua Satterfield and Hallie Walker Valley High School Chaney. Mauren Baker, Cody Ball, Tom Bodine, Dillon Butro, Naythan Hei, Nicole Opp, Maria Palmerin, April Richmond, Michael Teasley, Chandler Tourigny and Madisyn Walker. Park View Elementary School Kindergarten: Livia English, Wyatt Ludwig and Cayleigh Wilcoxon. Waterville Community Elementary School First grade: Nora Willis, Lilly McEwen, Toby Whaley and Laila Stamey. Kindergarten: Landon Brewer, Lane Ivey, Marquis Williams and Annabelle Hauk. Second grade: Owen Hughes, Pheanyx Miller, Jacob Kerley, Lily Petry and Bryson First grade: Will Mayweather, Jacob Ogle, Alissa Barton, Alex Parsons and Emilee Seaton. DeBruce. Second grade: Drew Blackwell, Carson Medlin, Riley Ownbey and Miles Rogers. Third grade: Ocean Partyka, Leah Milliron, Justin Sealy and Bailey Winters. Third grade: Christina Hall, Chloe Lockhard and Jada Cook. Fourth grade: Elizabeth Navarrette, Tori McAlister, Trace Bramlett and Drake Fourth grade: Preston Pritchett, Katlynn Willis, Kamden Bullard and Hayley Garrod. Morrow. Fifth grade: Fritz Rachl, Alyssa Johnstone, Kayla Martin and Jasmine Frerichs. Fifth grade: Callie Brewer, Emma Hamilton, Hannah Shickles and April Dobson. CDC: Nevaeh Sanborn, Hayden Hamby and Kaymon Dills.

Tennessee Christian Preparatory School C B R A V E R Y S T E S Kindergarten: Lydia Hodges and Grace Gilbert. First grade: Ainsley Olmstead and Ryan Freeman. O O C S Y G U T S R S S Second grade: Isabella Sims and Maggie Botts. Third grade: Brett Oxford. U L O K R D A R E E I E Fourth grade: Abigail Kitterman. Fifth grade: Logan Johnson and Will Stout. R D N N T E O O N S R N A N F E N L T S S O P I G E I R A H S N S L R L E S D V L E P K E U E N O S E E L R I N L T T A U U N K A O R U R I N M S R C O G I I P A O E A N E E R G S T S E N O T R S S E N M R I F A M E 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, February 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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