Road Trip! Little Diner on Helping the Kids First, Near D O W N T O W N Thanks to the Healthy, Hunger- Cleveland

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161st YEAR • NO. 75 JUlY 27, 2015 ClEVElAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ Cleveland teen missing in Colorado Joe Keller, 19, disappears after going for a run; search underway By TONY EUBANK was staying at the Rainbow Trout Ranch him, according to reports. miles west of Horca, which is 22 miles Banner Staff Writer in Antonito, Colo. Conejos County Sheriff Howard Galvez west of the town of Antonito. Keller is On Thursday, at about 4:25 p.m. confirmed Sunday that Keller was miss- described as being in good physical con- Cleveland resident Joe Keller has been Mountain time, Keller and friend Collin ing. dition at 5-foot-7, 160 pounds. He has reported missing after he went out for a Gwaltney, both experienced runners, “Our top priority is to find this young blonde, spiked hair. He was wearing only run on a Colorado ranch. went for a run. man,” Galvez said. red reflective shorts and blue running Keller, who has not been heard from According to Gwaltney’s Facebook County Sheriff’s Office Public shoes with orange trim. Authorities also for more than three days, is a 2103 grad- page, the two had planned for the run to Information Officer Linda Smith said that said he has a South African or British- uate of Bradley Central High School. The last about an hour. About 30 minutes Keller arrived in the area Thursday sounding accent. He was not carrying 19-year-old Keller was on a cross-coun- into their trek, Gwaltney turned around morning with friends. He has not been try road trip with family and friends and and noticed Keller was no longer behind seen since he went jogging a couple of See MISSING, Page 16 Joe Keller Inside Today Shooting suspect remains at large Abbott is wanted in woman’s death By TONY EUBANK Banner Staff Writer A Cleveland woman was shot to death early this morning and the Smoltz inducted suspect is still at large, according to the Cleveland Police Department. Former Atlanta Braves pitcher CPD officers responded to a call John Smoltz was inducted into at 3830 Westview Drive off Blythe the Baseball Hall of Fame along Ferry Road at 2:37 a.m. today. with three other former stars. On Upon arrival at the residence, offi- the diamond, the Braves avoided cers found 44-year-old Marla Sharp a road sweep by the St. Louis shot in the upper torso. Sharp was Cardinals. Kyle Busch picked up Photo courtesy of Andy McMahan transported by Bradley County another win on the NASCAR cir- STUDENTS and chaperones gather during a trip to the White House, in Washington. EMS to SkyRidge Medical Center, cuit with a victory at The where she eventually succumbed to Brickyard in Indianapolis. See her wounds. Sports, Pages 9-11. Sharp is reported to be Hunger-Free Act the owner of the Road trip! Little Diner on helping the kids First, near d o w n t o w n Thanks to the Healthy, Hunger- Cleveland. Free Kids Act of 2010, nearly 31 Student group learns The suspect, million kids are now guaranteed 46-year-old, healthy breakfasts and lunches at Donald Lee school. For many kids, these are in trek to 2 big cities Abbott, is still Abbott the most nutritious meals they’ll being sought, said Evie West, CPD get all day — but what happens By CHET GUTHRIE public information officer. Sharp when school lets out? See the Banner Intern and Abbott were reportedly involved guest “Viewpoint” on Page 12 of in a romantic relationship. today’s edition. It was an awe-inspiring opportunity for Andy McMahan and Earl Rowan to help bring to reality a trip for 26 youth and 15 chaper- Abbott is believed to be driving a ones who went with them to Washington, D.C., and the New York white 2013 Chevrolet pickup truck Forecast city area. with a Duramax diesel engine and The trip has been a traditional event for many Bradley Central black stripes. According to reports, High School students and other youth throughout the years. It Abbott has a lengthy criminal histo- first began in 1985 when BCHS, like other schools, held an ry and has been arrested on extended contract to take youth to places such as Washington, charges ranging from several DUIs, Boston, Pennsylvania and New York. to felony aggravated assault, rob- Photo courtesy of Andy McMahan bery and felony reckless endanger- Rowan, a BCHS coach involved in the trip since 1991, said every U.S. SEN. Bob Corker of year they try to do something new. ment. This year they went to see U.S. Sens. Lamar Alexander and Bob Tennessee stands with local stu- According to published reports, Photo courtesy of Andy McMahan dent Caitlin McMahan while she in May 2013, he led Bradley and Today should be mostly sunny Corker from Tennessee, the 9/11 Monument and Museum, “Les THE FREEDOM TOWER Misérables” on Broadway and Appomattox Court House National and other students visited Meigs County Sheriff’s deputies, and hot, with a slight chance of stretches high above the New Washington on a school-spon- along with Tennessee Highway showers or thunderstorms. The high York City streets. See TRIP, Page 16 sored trip. Patrolmen, on a high-speed chase should approach 93, with heat index which ended with him crashing values as high as 99. Tonight head-on into another vehicle in should be mostly cloudy, with a low Meigs County. At the time, he was around 73. Tuesday calls for mostly reportedly evading arrest on war- sunny skies, but with a 30 percent Smith visitation today; memorial Tuesday rants for felony robbery and assault chance of showers or thunder- charges. McDonald’s restaurant to Cleveland. about much progress for our communi- storms. The high should again be By LARRY C. BOWERS Abbott was also arrested in Banner Staff Writer Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland ty,” the mayor added. Hamilton County last year on pub- around 93. Tuesday night should be acknowledged Smith’s impact on the Rowland said he remembered one lic intoxication, disorderly conduct partly cloudy, with a low around 72. Retired Cleveland businessman and community, and the many roles he special occasion involving Smith. and resisting arrest. He is currently Sunset: 8:48 p.m. civic leader Henry F. “Hank” Smith died served over the years. “It was a time when [restaurant mas- wanted in Meigs County on charges Sunrise: 6:47 a.m. Friday at his home. “The passing of Hank Smith is a loss cot] Ronald McDonald was coming to of reckless driving, evading arrest Visitation is today with a Rosary serv- to Cleveland,” Rowland emphasized. town,” Rowland said. “Hank asked me and resisting arrest, and aggravated Index ice scheduled afterward. A memorial “He was a tremendous businessman, to introduce him. I bought a new suit assault. will be held Tuesday. public servant, but more importantly a for the event at the 25th Street restau- He is considered armed and dan- Classified...... 14-15 Smith, 79, was well-known as a com- giver. rant, thinking this would be the most gerous. CPD is urging anyone with Comics...... 6 munity leader, and is probably best “As president of the Chamber of information on Abbott’s where- Editorials...... 12 remembered for bringing the first Commerce, his leadership brought See SMITH, Page 16 Smith abouts to call 911. Horoscope...... 6 MINI Page...... 5 Obituaries...... 2 Sports...... 9-11 91-year-old Bill Ellis an ‘ACE’ TV Schedule...... 7 Weather...... 8 for Cleveland hardware store Around Town By BRIAN GRAVES all who walk in. Banner Staff Writer ERSONALITY “When they come in and ask Maurice Carter getting prepared P for something, I just call back for an upcoming event ... Josh Even in the age of rapidly and someone will have it Cameron “clocking out” early from advancing technology, there is PROFILE ready,” Ellis said. landscaping duty for Mom ... Larry nothing quite like the helpful “There are a lot of places Duckett Sr. talking with a family voice and touch of a human you can’t get help,” he said. “I member ... Cliff Plemons receiving being. things. just radio back and somebody a drop-in visit ... Carl Cintron mak- Elder’s ACE Hardware in And, he’s a kid at this, hav- will meet them in the aisle to ing sure Chaela Walker has plenty Cleveland has found the ideal ing only worked at the store help them.” of saltine crackers ... Ashley Austin person to fill that position. for almost 17 years. If that kind of help is not wondering about “Christmas in He is Bill Ellis. Ellis, as it turns out, is 91 needed, Ellis is quick with the July” ... Robert Bradney ready to Ellis is there almost every years young. aisle number of where the face the workweek. morning — usually between He is the person most ACE item the customer is seeking Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES 7:30 and 11 a.m., and “a little customers see first as they can be found. BIll EllIS mans his post at Elder’s ACE Hardware in Cleveland. later if they need me.” walk through the doors. Co-worker Angie Smith said Ellis has worked at the store for almost 17 years. At the age of 91 he He knows every corner of Ellis stands there just maintains his other interests of music, cooking and tinkering with the store and where to find inside, ready to greet and help See ELLIS, Page 16 lawn mowers. 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Carolyn Ann Craig Mary Culbertson at the Journey Church of South Carol Ammerman Lee Highway with Pastor Tony Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Carol Ammerman, 74, of Carolyn Ann Craig, 89, of Mary Culbertson, 55, of Spencer and Pastor Paul Fox Englewood, passed away Cleveland, died Sunday, July 26, Riceville, died early this morning, and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. officiating. Phone (423) 472-5041. Saturday, July 25, 2015, at a 2015, at her home. Monday, July 27, 2015, at her The family will receive friends local health care facility. Survivors and funeral arrange- residence. Tuesday from 5 until 7 p.m. at the The daughter of the late ments will be announced by Fike- Survivors and arrangements Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant church. Editor & Publisher General Manager Charles William and Virginia Randolph & Son Funeral Home. will be announced by Grissom The Wildwood Ave. Chapel of Blades Cummins, she was born Serenity Funeral Home. the Jim Rush Funeral Homes has Member of The Associated Press in Kentucky and had moved to charge of the arrangements. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches McMinn County in 2002 from We invite you to share your credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin Martin County, Fla. She was a memories and or condolences herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. member of First Baptist Church with the family by going to SUBSCRIPTION RATES of Athens. www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. 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Serenity Funeral Home and Athens, Lauren Thomas of He was preceded in death by Cremation Center of Etowah is in Buford, Ga., and Bryanna parents, Emmitt and Betty charge of arrangements. Thomas of Athens, Ga.; great- Pendergrass Hicks; and two grandchildren: Hadley Stall and brothers, Terry M. and Steve Isabella Hart; sisters: Donna Hicks. Dietz and husband, George of He is survived by his wife, Cynthiana, Ky. and Else Sheila Hicks; seven children, Anderson and husband, Charles Raymond Elton Crowley Jason Lee Gannaway Kenny (Amy) Hicks of Elwood, of Cincinnati , Ohio; and broth- The Rev. Raymond Elton Jason Lee Gannaway, 39, a Ill., Adam and Heather Hicks of er, Charles Cummins and wife Crowley, 92, died peacefully on resident of Georgetown, passed Joliet, Ill., Cheyenne Hicks of Loretta of Falmouth, Ky. and Tuesday, July 21, 2015, at his away on Friday, July 24, 2015, Cleveland, Nicole Hammond of Bobbie L. Pendergrass several nieces, nephews, and home on Chincoteague Island, surrounded by his family and Godley, Ill., Jeremy Hammond of Bobbie L. Pendergrass, 81, of other extended family members. Va. friends. Cleveland, and Heather Cleveland, died Sunday, July 26, The funeral will be conducted He was an honored and widely He is preceded in death by his Hammond of Decatur; 15 grand- 2015, in a Chattanooga hospital. at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 28, respected pastor, administrator, father, Johnny R. Gannaway; children; two great-grandchil- Survivors and arrangements 2015, from the chapel of and leader in the Church of God and grandparents Eugene and dren; one sister, Phyllis Hicks of will be announced by Companion Serenity Funeral Home with for 77 years. He was born on Emma Gannaway, and Bill and Morris, Ill.; brothers: Tony Hicks Funeral Home. Brother Harrison Hart officiating. Chincoteague Island on Sue Roe. of Coal City, Ill., the Rev. Randy Interment will follow in September 12, 1922. He leaves behind to cherish (Jill) Hicks of Franklin, Ind., Kerry McMinn Memory Gardens with a Dr. Crowley began his lifelong his memory one daughter, Hicks of Bourbonnais, Ill., the Mary E. Randolph white dove release ceremony service to God and humanity Haylee Gannaway; and her Rev. Kevin D. Hicks of Mary E. Randolph, 88, a life- concluding the services. when he began preaching at the mother, Shelly, of Cleveland; his Cleveland, and Charles (Dotty) long resident of Cleveland, The family will receive friends age of 15 and then served his first loving mother, Joyce Gannaway, Hicks; special niece, Breanna, passed away Friday, July 24, from noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesday pastoral position in a small coun- of Georgetown; one sister, Julie and also several other nieces 2015. at the funeral home. try church in Eldorado, Md. Gannaway, also of Georgetown; and nephews. She was a devout Christian We invite you to visit the He went on to serve the one brother, Joe Gannaway and The funeral will be conducted who accepted Christ at an early guestbook of Carol Ammerman Church of God as a pastor for his wife, Brandi, of Cleveland; at 1 p.m. today, July 27, 2015 in age. She loved the Lord with all and send a message of comfort almost 30 years and as an admin- two nephews: John and Coby the chapel of Ralph Buckner her heart. to www.serenityfunerals.com istrator for 34 years. For the final Gannaway; and two nieces, Funeral Home with the Rev. Jack Although she never had chil- 13 years of his life he continued Jessica Underwood and Makayla Roach officiating. dren of her own, she loved chil- to preach, guide younger pastors, Gannaway; special aunt and Interment will follow in Beta dren and devoted her life to the conduct worship services, and uncle, Wayne and Brenda Cemetery in Meigs Co. The serv- care of other family members. help countless friends, family and Burton, and several additional ice will conclude with a white She was the daughter of the church members, and anyone aunts, uncles and cousins. dove release ceremony. late James and Alice Dyer else who reached out to him for A celebration of his life is Serving as pallbearers will be Randolph. She was also preced- spiritual guidance or life counsel- planned for tonight, July 27, 2015 Keith Ledford, Jimmy Pullos, ed in death by her siblings: Fred ing. at 7 p.m. at the Living Waters Jeremy Hammond, Charles Randolph, Elmer Randolph, Earl He pastored eight churches in Church located at 289 Hannah Hicks, Kevin Hicks, and Kerry Randolph, Carlos Randolph, four states, including the Parkway Dr. in Cleveland, with the Rev. Hicks. Rosell Forgey and Juanita Church of God in Salisbury, Md. Anthony Traylor officiating. The family will received friends Moore. (which he also founded) and The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today prior Survivors include nieces and Canton Temple in Canton, Ohio, at the church from 5 until the 7 to the service at the funeral nephews; Rosemary Wilson, that became one of the largest p.m. service time. home. Melvin Randolph, Charlotte Cole, churches in its region. You are encouraged to share a We invite you to send a mes- Lee Forgey, Sandy King, Betty He served as Overseer for memory of Jason and/or your sage of condolence and view the Jean Russell, Larry Duckett Sr., Northern Ohio and Florida. For 16 personal condolences with his Hicks family guestbook at Randy Moore, Eddie Randolph, years he served in the family by visiting his memorial www.ralphbuckner.com. Wayne Randolph, Phillip International Headquarters of the web page and guestbook at Randolph and Brenda Moore; Church of God in Tampa, Fla., www.companionfunerals.com. sister-in-law, Margaret Randolph; eight years in the Department of Companion Funeral Home and Dewie James Prichard great-nieces: Emma Moore, Evangelism, four as director. He the Cody family are honored to Dewie James Prichard, 94, a Melissa (Missy) Brewer, and Lisa also served eight years on the assist the Gannaway family with resident of Cleveland, passed Brewer, and many other great- Executive Committee, and four his arrangements. away Sunday, July 26, 2015, in a nieces and great-nephews. as General Overseer. For 14 local hospital. A memorial service will be held years he was a dedicated mem- He retired after 25 years of Tuesday, July 28, 2015, from 6 to ber of the Lee University Board of service at Whirlpool Corporation. John H. Kennedy 7 p.m. at Fike-Randolph & Son Directors in Cleveland. He was a member and deacon of John H. Kennedy, 77, died Funeral Home with the Rev. The Rev. Crowley’s life story Washington Avenue Baptist Sunday, July 26, 2015, at his res- Guinn Green officiating. and career is recorded in the Church and of the Gideons idence in Chattanooga. In lieu of flowers the family book entitled, Unchartered International. Survivors and arrangements asks that memorial donations be Waters, (Pathway Press, 2014). He was preceded in death by will announced by Grissom made to Bradley Healthcare and Jeremy Jay Bibee Throughout his religious career his wife, Juanita Elizabeth Lowe Serenity Funeral Home. Rehabilitation, 2910 Peerless Rd Jeremy Jay Bibee, 31, a resi- he received numerous honors Prichard; parents, Willie and NW, Cleveland, TN 37312. dent of Cleveland, went to his and distinctions, yet his life was Abbey Cavitt Prichard; and two We invite you to send a mes- Heavenly Home on Saturday, an example of genuine humility. brothers: Willie and Buddy sage of condolence and view the July 25, 2015, surrounded by He was renowned for his ser- Prichard. Randolph family guestbook at his loving family after his brave mons wherein his masterful com- He is survived by three chil- www.fikefh.com. battle. munication skills, passion for dren: Frank Prichard (Julie), He was a member of Wesley Jesus Christ, and unwavering Rebecca Tudor (Roger), and Memorial UMC. He loved God, religious convictions evoked joy Brenda Gibson, all of Cleveland; his family, his puppies and fish- and celebration from his audi- Karla Eaton McDonald three grandchildren: Shane ing, especially at the beach. ences. His love for the simple life, Newman (Leslie), Angie Moore, He was preceded in death by including hunting, fishing, and Karla Eaton McDonald, 52, of and Tiffany Hall (Brian), all of his maternal grandparents, Pat boating on and around Athens, went home to be with the Cleveland; five great-grandchil- and Freda Murphy. Chincoteague never faded. Lord unexpectedly on Friday, dren: Amanda Moore, Nathaniel Survivors include his wife, He was preceded in death by July 24, 2015, at Starr Regional Newman, William Newman, Elmer Rhoden Christy Hunt Bibee; his precious Medical Center in Athens. his parents, Leland and Rebecca Corey Newman, and Skylar Hall, Elmer Rhoden, 77, of puppies: Peanut, Layla, and She was a native and lifelong Crowley; his first wife of 54 years, all of Cleveland; two great-great- Georgetown, died Sunday, July Rocky; parents, Harold and resident of McMinn County, and Frances Milligan Crowley; and a grandchildren, Jakia Moore and 26, 2015, at his home. Pam Bibee; two brothers: Ryan was a member of Unity Baptist sister, Ann Marie Crowley. Jonathan Young of Cleveland; Survivors and arrangements (Becky, his wife) and Harold Church. She loved her church He is survived by his second one brother, Spence Prichard of will be announced by Companion Bibee, Jr.; paternal grandpar- family and played the piano and wife, of 21 years, Mary Payne Cleveland; two sisters: Betty Funeral Home. ents, J.C. and Lillian Bibee; Crowley; two stepsons and their organ for 10 years. She was a Johnson (Lloyd) of Englewood, father and mother-in-law, Jerry wives: Michael and Karen Payne loving daughter, mother, grand- and Ruth Widner (Gaddis) of and Dena Hunt; brother and sis- of Ocean City, Md., and their mother and friend to everyone Corbin, Ky.; and also several ter-in-law, Sam and Mindy three sons: Colton, Christian, and Hazel Hawkins who knew and loved her. nieces and nephews. Farrar; Granddad, Jim Hunt; Lucas Payne, and Mark and Hazel Hawkins,73, a resident She was preceded in death by The funeral will be conducted and lots of loving family mem- Valerie Payne of Salisbury, Md.; of Cleveland, passed away her husband of 32 years, Alvin at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 29, bers. Mark’s former wife, Kimberly Saturday, July 25, 2015, at the McDonald. 2015, in the chapel of Ralph The funeral will be held at 1 Payne of Salisbury, and their two family residence. She is survived by three Buckner Funeral Home with Herb p.m. at Wesley Memorial UMC children: Jenna and Forrest She was the daughter of the daughters and two sons-in-law: Conley officiating. on Wednesday, July 29, 2015, Payne; and two nephews. late Jess and Minnie Hyde, and Crystal McDonald and Edward Interment will follow in Sunset with Pastor Ramon Torres offici- The funeral was held Sunday, was also preceded in death by McKeehan, Beth and Shone Memorial Gardens with the dea- MORE OBITS ating. Interment will follow in July 26, 2015, at 3 p.m. at the her first husband, Bill Brown; her Rutledge, and Shondra cons of Washington Avenue Sunset Memorial Gardens with Raymond E. Crowley Worship brothers: Roy, Haskell and M.L. McDonald; son, Taylor Baptist Church serving as pall- Ryan Bibee, Harold Bibee, Jr., Center in Seaford, Del. Hyde; and her sisters: Rena McDonald; parents, Frank and bearers. PAGE 3 Bill Clements, Sam Farrar, Kurt There will be a memorial serv- Trewitt and Marcell Queen. Sue Eaton; grandchildren: Alvin The family will receive friends Brinkley and Randall Bibee ice at Lee University in She attended the Journey and Aiden Kilpatrick ,and Quentin from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July serving as pallbearers. The Cleveland, on Wednesday, July Church and loved to collect and Jacob McKeehan, all of 28, 2015, at the funeral home. service will conclude with a 29, 2015, at 11 a.m. in the Lee Crystal, Dolls and Jewelry. She Athens. Several other extended We invite you to send a mes- white dove release ceremony. University Chapel. retired from Bradley Memorial family members and friends also sage of condolence and view the The family will receive friends Entombment will follow at Hospital with over 28 years of survive. Prichard family guestbook at CHURCH from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sunset Memorial Gardens in service as a supervisor in house- The funeral will be conducted www.ralphbuckner.com. July 28, 2015, at the Ralph Cleveland. Local arrangements in keeping. at 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 28, 2015, Buckner Funeral Home and Tennessee will be in the care of Survivors include her son, from the chapel of Serenity ACTIVITIES from noon to 1 p.m. prior to the Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Tyler Burns, and his wife Mandy; Funeral Home with Brother Mark service at the church on and Crematory. her daughters: Teresa Dobbs and Latham officiating. Wednesday. Donations may be made in his her husband, David, Penny Family and friends will assem- Kevin Mendel will be the speak- Donations may be made to memory to the Raymond E. Brown, Tracy Eaton and her hus- ble at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July er Tuesday at 7 a.m., for His Wesley K.I.D.S. at Wesley Crowley Scholarship Fund, band, Freck, all of Cleveland; six 29, 2015, at the Tellico Ave. Hands Extended Devotional at Memorial UMC, a program that Church of God State Office, 7127 grandchildren, four great-grand- Baptist Church Cemetery for the committal service with Eddie Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. he put his heart into. Long View Road, Columbia, MD children; her sister, Jean Wise, To submit an obituary, have ——— We invite you to send a mes- McKeehan, Shone Rutledge, 21044. and her husband, Doug, of Prospect Church of God will sage of condolence and view We invite you to sign and view Cleveland; sister-in-law, Nancy Allen Hester, Jeff Hembree, Greg the funeral home or cremation the Bibee family guestbook at Stamey of Cohutta, Ga.; and sev- Kilpatrick, Daniel Kasper, Wesley have its Kids Krusade, “Soaking the Crowley family guestbook by society in charge of arrange- up the Son,” Wednesday through www.ralphbuckner.com. visiting www.ralphbuckner.com. eral nieces and nephews. Scruggs and Bobby Crowder She is also survived by her serving as pallbearers. A white ments e-mail the information to Friday at 6 nightly. There will be constant companions, her dogs: dove release ceremony will con- [email protected] puppets, noodle puppets, games, Smokey, Bandit and Alley. clude the services. prizes, fun and, most important- A Remembrance of Life The family will receive friends m and fax to 423-614-6529, ly, the Word of God. For more Memorial service will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the attention Obits. funeral home. information, call Levi Taylor at Tuesday, July 28, 2015, at 7 p.m. 423-762-6739. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 3 Congress pushes ahead on highway bill OBITUARIES WASHINGTON (AP) — opposition no “special deal” was Senate aide familiar with the Lawmakers are pushing forward needed to bring it to a vote. meeting. Obits continued from page 2 Board Chairman 1978-1980; and husband, Brian, USAF 2nd on must-pass highway legislation The bank is a federal agency McConnell, who said he has Operators National Advertising Lt. Stefanie Hoffer, Stephen H. after an amendment reviving the that makes and guarantees loans had conversations with House Board Representative for the Wilson, Sarah E. Wilson and federal Export-Import Bank pro- to help foreign customers to buy Speaker John Boehner about the Atlanta and Nashville regions; Kameron C. Dunn; great-grand- voked a heated clash on the U.S. goods. It’s been renewed in transportation bill, also told the Regional Operators Advertising children: Graham S. Barnett and Senate floor. the past with little or no contro- group there won’t be a tax reform Board chairman; Chattanooga Elizabeth C. Smith. He is also Co-Op president; Nashville The amendment advanced over versy, but in recent years conser- bill this year. The Obama adminis- survived by his brother, Alden a procedural hurdle by a vote of vatives have turned it into a rally- tration and some lawmakers in Region Board of Directors. He Smith, and his wife, Gail, Bill and was very active over the years Bobbie Lorenz and family and 67-26 in an unusual Sunday ses- ing cry. This year, the billionaire both parties had hoped to find with Muscular Dystrophy and special friends: Raymond and sion, and was likely to win GOP donor Koch brothers have more money to pay for a six-year McDonald’s All American High Rosemary White, Lala Davis and approval Monday to be included made it a focus. transportation bill by taxing prof- School Band. He was the recipi- Greg and Mary Jo White. on the highway bill. But that was The action came as the Senate its U.S. companies park overseas, ent of two Golden Hat awards A Remembrance of Life only after senior Senate tries to complete work on the and House leaders are pushing from McDonald’s Hamburger memorial mass will be held at 1 Republicans publicly rebuked highway bill ahead of a July 31 their highway bill extension to buy University and was chairman of p.m. Tuesday, July 28, 2015, at Texas GOP Sen. Ted Cruz, who deadline. If Congress doesn’t act more time to work on that issue. the Tennessee Operators St. Therese Catholic Church. The last week accused Senate Majority by then, states will lose money for The industry official and the Association, recipient of the Reverend Father Joseph P. Ronald Award, member of the Leader Mitch McConnell of lying highway and transit projects in Senate aide spoke on condition Breen and Father Michael Nolan to him about whether there was a the middle of the summer con- that they not be named because Atlanta Regional Leadership will officiate the service. The fam- Council, chairman of McDonald’s ily will receive friends Monday deal to allow the vote on the struction season. they weren’t authorized to speak Owner/Operator Insurance from 4 to 8 p.m. at the North Export-Import Bank. With the Export-Import Bank publicly. Company and a member of Ocoee St. Chapel of the Jim Conservatives strongly oppose likely added, the highway legisla- National Operations Insurance Rush Funeral Homes with a the bank, calling it corporate wel- tion faces an uncertain future in Task Force. Rosary service at 8 p.m. fare, and are trying to ensure that the House, where there’s strong Smith has always been a high- We encourage you to share it stays dead after congressional opposition to the bank as well as ly visible member of the local your memories and/or condo- business communities. He was a inaction allowed it to expire June to the underlying highway meas- lences with Hank’s family by 30. ure. true philanthropist who was high- going to www.jimrushfuneral- lighted in the community and Three of the Senate’s highest- The Senate’s version of the G O L D & Henry F. ‘Hank’ Smith homes.com. ranking Republicans rose after highway bill, which is on track to wherever travels would lead him. Most important to him was his DIAMONDS Henry F. “Hank” Smith, 79, of The following are examples of his the Senate convened Sunday pass later in the week, sets policy Cleveland, passed away Friday, unconditionallove of God, family generous spirit: president of the and his Chicago Cubs! The world afternoon to counter the stunning and authorizes transportation TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR July 24, 2015, at the family resi- Cleveland Chamber of floor speech Cruz gave on Friday programs for six years, though dence. is a better place because he GOLD & OTHER ITEMS Commerce, Cleveland Country touched so many lives in such a in which he attacked McConnell, with funding for only three of His parents are the late Henry Club, Cleveland State F. Smith Sr. and Anna Zamkus special way! He will be missed. R-Ky. those years. The House has 5301 BRAINERD ROAD Community College Foundation, “Squabbling and sanctimony passed a five-month extension of Smith. He was also preceded in United Way, Lions Club, Elks (423) 499-9162 death in 1975 by his first wife, Club, Bradley Memorial Hospital may be tolerated in other venues transportation programs without Rita Hellmuth Smith. 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William Barber walks gin- protest piece of the broader proclaim good news to the poor.” gerly with a cane, in a hunched- Forward Together movement led “And my father was very clear over posture, yet here he is on a by the NAACP, which is in court that to be Christian, to follow recent Monday, leading 3,500 over the state’s new voting law Jesus is to be concerned about protesters on a downtown street. and will be back in court next the weightier matters of the law, He says God must have a month to challenge redistricting. of justice and mercy,” Barber sense of humor to call on a man Detractors accuse Barber of said. who has such difficulty walking grandstanding or say he is con- He was 4 years old when his to lead the Moral Monday tinuously repeating himself and parents returned from protests that began in North not worth their time. A former Indianapolis to his father’s roots Carolina two years ago. state senator once called his in eastern North Carolina, called Barber’s speeches and his movement “Moron Monday.” there by local leaders who want- throwback tactics — in vogue His supporters say his leader- ed their help with desegregating again following several deaths of ship is reminiscent of both King the schools. His father, now black men at the hands of police and Ella Baker, who helped form deceased, was an educator and — draw comparisons to the Rev. the Student Nonviolent minister, and his 81-year-old Martin Luther King Jr. More than Coordinating Committee in mother has worked as a secre- 1,000 demonstrators have been 1960. tary in schools. arrested for civil disobedience in “I think he’s tremendously Students once called his moth- North Carolina since Barber, courageous,” said Eddie Glaude er the n-word, Barber said; now president of the state NAACP, Jr., a religion and African- their children and grandchildren started the legislative protests. American studies professor at call her Mother Barber. The demonstrations have Princeton University. “He’s con- He took his parents’ lessons spread to at least half a dozen cerned about the state of black about equality to heart, becom- other states and given him minor America, the state of brown ing the first black student elected celebrity status. Supporters wear America. He’s concerned about alone as student body president “I went to jail with Rev. Barber” the LGBTQ community. He’s of Plymouth High school; previ- buttons. Barber has been jailed concerned about the most mar- ously, a white student and a five times himself. ginalized.” black student had shared the “What I know is what we are in Scholar and civil rights activist position. He understood the AP file photo is a time when we can’t afford to Cornel West, who is friends with value of education and got a doc- In thIs photo taken Jan. 28, 2015, Rev. William Barber, center, argues his right to enter the House be silent,” Barber said, perched Barber, describes him as “the toral degree. Speaker’s office at the North Carolina General Assembly in Raleigh, N.C. against a tall stool in his office at only King-like figure we have in He can speak thoughtfully and his church in Goldsboro. “We are the country right now.” quietly, quoting the Bible, the “William has, for many years, portation. after the Moral Monday protests battling for the soul and con- “I have just been overwhelmed Constitution and poets, or he even before Moral Monday, he He and his wife have five chil- had started, from then-Sen. sciousness of this country.” by his intellectual and spiritual can jump and shout, and he has always spoken to people with dren; because of death threats, Thom Goolsby, who wrote a col- The protests target conserva- power,” West said. often does during speeches. power, whether they be political he shields them from reporters. umn referring to the movement tive politics and Republicans, To understand Barber’s desire Willie Jennings, a professor at figures, military,” Jennings said. His difficulty walking isn’t the as “Moron Mondays.” who took control of the North to help the disenfranchised is to Duke University, is one of “He has always spoken to them result of his weight — he’s lost More recently, state Carolina Statehouse and gover- know his father’s influence. Barber’s closest friends. They got and challenged them to give 150 pounds in recent years and Republican Party leaders set up nor’s office in 2013, and cover Almost every story Barber tells to know each other when Barber account of how what they do will is trying to lose more — but of an a website accusing Barber of tak- everything from redistricting to somehow references Buster was getting his master’s degree help poor people.” inflammatory disease that also ing money from unions. Barber labor laws to women’s rights, gay Barber, who would point to in divinity at Duke and Jennings Poverty wasn’t merely a lesson causes a bend in his neck that does speak to unions and sup- rights and the environment. Jesus’ first sermon, when he was a doctoral student. in the Barber household; it was a gives him that hunched-over ports their efforts. part of the family’s life. His moth- appearance. Two GOP leaders declined to er, Eleanor, recalls when Billy — Among Barber’s supporters is be interviewed about Barber. A his nickname — was in sixth Leslie Boyd, 62, of Asheville. She spokeswoman for Senate grade and came home in tears has been arrested twice and esti- Majority Leader Phil Berger wrote because other children were mates that she’s attended about that Barber “has been making making fun of his shoes. They 80 percent of Moral Monday the same claims for years now — were called “bobos” — off-brand events. Her impetus is the death and this point in the legislative versions of then-popular Chuck of her son, who was 33 when he session, we simply don’t have Taylor sneaker by Converse. died of colon cancer in 2008. He time to respond.” The Chuck Taylors “screeched” might have survived if insurance Barber resists calls to raise his as they gripped the basketball has allowed him to have a national profile, believing change court. The bobos just slid out colonoscopy every year, she said. in the country starts in the from under you, Barber said. “He just struck me as some- South, where his parents Barber’s paying job is as min- body who was going in the right brought him more than 40 years ister of Greenleaf Christian direction, and I wanted to go with ago to fight segregation. He’ll Church in Goldsboro. The him,” she said of Barber. “He’s an stay in North Carolina and fight, NAACP doesn’t pay him for his amazing leader. He’s just a won- just as they did. work as state chapter president derful human being. ... He “We can overcome the crip- or as chair of the political action stands up and speaks out where pling realities of our current committee of the organization’s he sees things that are wrong.” moment because when you come national board. He has no set The GOP leadership and together, things can be changed,” speaker’s fee, although he some- Barber get under each other’s he said. “This kind of prophetic AP file photo times gets paid for speeches. He skin more than either lets on. hope is not the kind that sets you In thIs photo taken May 19, 2014, Rev. William Barber and other protestors march silently past the also will talk to groups that can’t The best-known criticism of to peace; it’s the kind that stirs Senate chamber at the Legislative Building in Raleigh, N.C. afford anything but his trans- Barber came two years ago, just you to action.” Clinton: climate plan will promote renewables AMES, Iowa (AP) — Billionaire Tom Steyer has led also pledged the government’s solar panels within four years. Democratic presidential candi- an effort to promote the issue. help for workers to make the It would also increase capacity date Hillary Rodham Clinton The California-based Steyer transition. to the nation’s power grid with a unveiled Sunday a plan aimed at hosted a fundraiser for Clinton in “We can make a transition over combination of renewable energy combating climate change that May. time from a fossil fuel economy, sources such as wind, solar, includes proposed revisions in Clinton proposes, through tax predominantly, to a clean renew- hydroelectric and geothermal. the tax code to promote renew- incentives, to increase the able energy economy, predomi- Clinton did not include a price able energy and goals for renew- amount of power derived from nantly,” Clinton said later during tag for the plan or describe how it able sources for consumer elec- renewable sources to support an event at a central Iowa rural would be financed. tricity. every home in the United States home. Clinton was scheduled to dis- In Iowa, the nation’s second- within 10 years. Weaning the country off of coal cuss the plan in detail during a leading wind energy producer, For instance, Clinton said she is a tricky political position in public event in Des Moines Clinton said people are “just not supports renewing the wind key places on the political battle- Monday morning. paying attention” if they don’t energy tax credit as part of over ground map. Southeast Ohio and Former Maryland Gov. Martin acknowledge climate change. time shifting the U.S. energy sys- western Pennsylvania are O’Malley, also seeking the 2016 “This is not complicated folks,” tem from one based on fossil regions of states that have been Democratic presidential nomina- the former secretary of state told fuels. pivotal in recent elections. And tion, noted Sunday that he more than 200 people at Iowa “We need to get the incentives they remain the home of key unveiled a climate change plan in State University. “I’m just a fixed in our tax system which as coal-producing areas. Iowa that addresses not just con- grandmother with two eyes and a you know are too heavily weight- Crediting coal-miners for hav- sumer energy use, but industrial brain. And I know we’re facing ed toward fossil fuels,” Clinton ing “created an industrial revolu- and transportation, as well. huge problem.” said during a day of campaigning tion,” Clinton said “it is impor- As governor, O’Malley doubled Climate change has become a in central Iowa. tant that we help them transition Maryland’s renewable fuel pro- AP photo key issue in the Democratic pres- Clinton also hinted that her to a new economy.” duction, and reduced green- DemocrAtIc PresIDentIAl cAnDIDAte Hillary Rodham idential primary, where Clinton plans would impose changes on Clinton’s plan also includes house gases in the state by 10 Clinton speaks during a campaign event Sunday, at Iowa State is the heavy favorite. the coal industry, though she the goal of installing 500 million percent during his two terms. University in Ames, Iowa. Lawsuit points to hacking by Ethiopia as Obama makes visit WASHINGTON (AP) — As President from at least two separate companies, rantless wiretapping is illegal and can After an opposition leader was sent Ethiopia also paid Italian firm Barack Obama faces pressure to dis- court records and emails show. The be the basis of a U.S. lawsuit, regard- into exile, the once-apolitical Kidane got Hacking Team for similar software cuss human rights in his first official legality of such technology in other less of who engages in it. involved in a pro-democracy group against unspecified targets, and execu- visit to Ethiopia, a unique lawsuit back countries — and a U.S. federal judge’s Offensive hacking software is used by called Ginbot 7 by providing technical tives there wanted to charge the country home is challenging whether the African pending decision on whether the investigators to gather evidence for and administrative support. Ethiopia at least $330,000 for their services, country can spy on an American by Maryland man’s can proceed — could criminal prosecutions or, at times, spy calls the group a terrorist organization, according to leaked emails posted turning his computer into a giant raise foreign-policy implications for gov- on foreign adversaries. The FBI in 2007, but Human Rights Watch says the online earlier this month. recording device. ernments worldwide. for instance, sent a bogus Associated country uses draconian laws to repress Earlier this year, Citizen Lab also said The federal case alleges Ethiopian The Obama administration has had Press story to a 15-year-old suspect in opposition activists and critics. that hackers who attacked a U.S. government agents gobbled up months to deal with other countries hacking Washington state who was accused of That is how Kidane believes his com- employee of Ethiopian Satellite of a Maryland man’s Skype calls and his into American computers and compro- making bomb threats; the story con- puter was commandeered — by mis- Television two years ago recently family’s Internet activities. But the man, mising private data. The Justice tained secret software that helped take. Someone else was the original tar- launched a new round of attacks using born in Ethiopia and now a U.S. citizen, Department last year charged five reveal his location. get of the email virus but forwarded it to upgraded espionage software. Ethiopian isn’t wanted for a crime. Instead, he Chinese military hackers for breaching Human rights and free press advo- Kidane and infected his own computer. officials previously denied such claims. helps out a political opposition group major corporations’ systems and cates have bristled in letting oppressive Yet Ethiopian officials decided to acti- Shortly after the report, some inside outlawed in his home country. siphoning off business secrets. governments gain access to that tech- vate a software license to continue mon- the company became nervous. “Their The alleged intrusion was investigat- Lawyers for the Maryland plaintiff, nology. The nonprofit Freedom House itoring his activities anyway. reckless and clumsy usage of our solu- ed after the software left behind bread who goes by Kidane in court documents ranks Ethiopia as being one of the worst Gamma Group, the company that tion caused us enough damage,” wrote crumbs, underscoring a larger pattern: to protect him from retaliation, say soft- countries for press freedoms, and said made the FinSpy software before spin- Daniele Milan, Hacking Team’s opera- The use of commercial hacking software ware called FinSpy made secret audio the country’s 2009 anti-terrorism law ning it off into a separate company tions manager. by foreign governments, sometimes with recordings of his Skype calls, copied has been used extensively against called FinFisher, has said it sold only to But the relationship continued, fur- poor human-rights records, to electron- portions of his emails and logged Web reporters. governments. Hackers in 2014 said they ther emails show, amid one proposal ically snoop on their adversaries. searches done by his middle-school-age A lawyer for the Ethiopian govern- hacked Gamma and circulated its files, that would have limited their contract to White House press secretary Josh son for school. ment referred the AP’s questions about showing it also sold to nongovernments. a year for “evaluating their behavior.” Earnest said last week that the U.S. “Just because governments around the case to the Ethiopian Embassy in In 2013, researchers from Citizen Lab Those emails were among more than 1 “regularly conveyed to Ethiopia’s lead- the world engage in spying doesn’t make Washington. An embassy representative at the University of Toronto’s Munk million leaked in early July, revealing ership our concerns in such areas as it legal,” said Nate Cardozo, a staff said last week that he had no further School of Global Affairs discovered that Hacking Team worked with authoritari- press freedom, transparency, space for attorney with the San Francisco-based information and declined to provide 25 countries host servers for FinSpy, an governments in the Middle East and civil society and the political opposi- Electronic Frontier Foundation, which names or telephone numbers for those which can dodge anti-virus protections pitched their software to U.S. police tion.” is representing Kidane. “And when spies inside the government who might. to steal data, log keystrokes, eavesdrop departments. Human Rights Watch and other get caught, there are consequences.” Had FinSpy worked quietly behind on Skype calls and turn microphones A spokesman for Hacking Team con- organizations urged Obama, who A federal judge in Washington asked the scenes as intended, Kidane may and webcams into surveillance devices. firmed in a statement the company sold arrived in Ethiopia on Sunday after vis- the U.S. government this month if it have never been to court. But when At the time, the group Reporters software to that country as well as iting Kenya, to put the “pressing human wanted to weigh in on the case. Ethiopia forensics experts examined Kidane’s Without Borders named Gamma one of Sudan, Russia, South Korea and oth- rights concerns” in visits to Ethiopia wants the lawsuit dismissed, saying computer, they uncovered left-behind its five “corporate enemies of the ers. The company said those sales were and Kenya “at the forefront of your dis- governments have immunity when con- fragments of data and instructions for Internet.” Neither Gamma nor its spin- “strictly within the law and regulation cussions.” ducting such activities. The EFF says the eavesdropping program to connect off responded to several emails from the as it applied at the time any sale was Ethiopia has sought hacking software the case is important for showing war- to an Ethiopian computer server. AP seeking comment since Thursday. made.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 5 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2015 Happy Birthday: Good fortune you in a direction that will change the CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS comes from trying new things and way you view life, as well as how you DAY: Lori Loughlin, 51; Sally Struthers, exploring options. An open mind and a live it in the future. Form your own opin- 68; Jim Davis, 70, Peter Cullen, 74. desire to make things happen will guide ions and make decisions that fit into your lifestyle. Your numbers are 5, 13, 20, 27, 36, 44, 46. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don't sit back when you have so much energy to channel. Try to keep busy and accom- Contract Bridge plish all you can rather than let pent up by Steve Becker emotions turn to anger. Choose your battles wisely and you will come out on Hagar the Horrible top. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll be tempted to get involved in something you have little control over. Consider the consequences if the outcome does- n't live up to your expectations. You should be investing in yourself and your skills, not in what someone else is doing. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Keep working and elaborating on a plan you want to share with a partner or teammate. Much can be accomplished if you are willing to share ideas as well as incorporate positive adaptations to your Dilbert original plans. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your personal life will interfere with your professional advancement if you don't separate one from the other. Look for opportunities that allow you to use the skills you enjoy the most. Don't settle for a job that doesn't stimulate you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Embrace changes and challenges. Opportunities will unfold if you let others know what you are capable of doing. Don't let inde- cision regarding a connection or proposal cause unnecessary confusion. Put the past behind you and you will Garfield excel. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Don't let anyone confuse you. Size up your situation and act on what you see firsthand. Emotional responses must be handled carefully to avoid a misunderstanding. Take time out and do something you enjoy. A little pampering will go a long way. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Share your thoughts and find out what the general consensus is among those you respect and trust to give you an honest answer. The advice given will help you make the best choice regarding an Beetle Bailey opportunity that interests you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Don't take any unnecessary chances. Problems with communication or while traveling to unfamiliar places are likely. Stick close to home and work on personal endeavors that will help improve both your home and your personal life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your outgoing, can-do attitude will lead to positive change and greater popular- ity. However, don't put yourself at risk by trying to do physical tasks that are beyond your capabilities. Ask for assis- tance and show what a good team play- Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics er you can be. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Partnerships will experience tension and add to your stress if you feel you are being pushed to do something that you feel is questionable. Concentrate on a project that is within your means that you can do alone at your own pace. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Put your thoughts into motion. You will be praised for the contributions you make and your ability to make everyone around you feel like an important part of your plans. Do a good job and avoid criticism and interference. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your intuition will not lead you astray. Don't hesitate to work alone if it will spare you from dealing with someone who is neg- ative or always trying to outdo you. Learn from past experiences and protect against anyone trying to take over. Birthday Baby: You are playful, sen- sitive and protective. You are disci- plined and determined. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 7

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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WDEF) 8:30 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (TNT) 10 p.m. on (TNT) Antiques Roadshow 2 Broke Girls Mike & Molly Major Crimes Murder in the First The series visited Charleston, S.C., not that Anyone who would expect Sophie’s (Jen- A big professional event for Molly (Melissa Sharon (Mary McDonnell) and her Major Hildy and Terry (Kathleen Robertson, Taye long ago — but in the new episode “Vintage nifer Coolidge) path to marriage to go McCarthy) translates into trouble at home Crimes Division unit are forced into partner- Diggs) hope that some new information Charleston,” it goes back there as part of smoothly doesn’t know Sophie, as con- in “Cocktails and Calamine.” She’s beyond ship with a potentially corrupt FBI agent af- from Junior (A.J. Buckley) just may give its re-examining of items shown previously. firmed by “And the Cupcake Captives.” Her excited about the party her publisher is ter new information prompts the reopening them the upper hand in their investigation Those surveyed again were seen first in a shower ends up being a criminal matter, staging for her and Peggy (Rondi Reed), of an old kidnapping case in the new epi- in the new episode “Out of the Shadows.” 2000 episode, and they include Newcomb as a hostage situation develops nearby — but she worries how Mike (Billy Gardell) sode “Hostage to Fortune.” Rusty (Graham The trial of Dustin Maker (Mateus Ward) College vases and photographs by Fred with Max and Caroline (Kat Dennings, Beth might fare there. When she doesn’t invite Patrick Martin), meanwhile, has a major begins as opening statements are heard. Meyer, who specialized in pictures of Indian Behrs) party to it, of course. The duo has him, bruised feelings are the inevitable breakthrough with his own investigation, but Suger (Mo McRae) gets some startling new tribes. As with the other “Vintage” install- other concerns, including unwanted public- result. Edie McClurg (“Ferris Bueller’s Day is dismayed to discover that a friendship information about his sister from an unlikely ments, the increase in value over the years ity when their cupcake business’ T-shirt Off”) guest stars. Swoosie Kurtz and Katy may not be everything he thought it was. source. has been quite significant in certain cases. causes its wearer’s arrest. Matthew Moy Mixon also star. Jon Tenney, Patrick Stafford, Alan Ruck also stars. and James Eckhouse guest star.

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La sombra del pasado (N) Amores con Trampa (N) Lo Imperdonable Yo No Creo en los Hombres Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Engine Power Scan All 43 NASCAR America (N) Å NASCAR NASCAR America’s Cup World Series Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More “Denver” Collectible cars go up for auction. Global Ral DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Call 911 ’ Call 911 ’ Call 911 ’ Call 911 ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Boston Med ’ Å Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Senior Republicans rebuke Cruz over his attacks on McConnell WASHINGTON (AP) — Senior among colleagues in the United Around 20 senators of both Senate Republicans lined up States Senate,” said Hatch, the parties were on the floor watching Sunday to rebuke Texas Senate’s president pro tempore. some of the speeches. Cruz’s floor Republican Sen. Ted Cruz for Cruz is running for president. speech Friday had brought nearly harshly criticizing Majority Leader “The Senate floor has even unheard-of drama and discord to Mitch McConnell, an extraordi- become a place where senators the Senate floor. But the respons- nary display of intraparty division have singled out colleagues by es to it were just as remarkable, played out live on the Senate name to attack them in personal as senior Republicans united to floor. terms, to impugn their character, take down a junior colleague of As the Senate met for a rare in blatant disregard for Senate their own party who poses a grow- Sunday session, Sens. Orrin rules,” Hatch said. “Such misuses ing threat to their attempts to Hatch of Utah, Lamar Alexander of the Senate floor must not be show voters that Republicans can of Tennessee and John Cornyn of tolerated.” govern. Texas each rose to counter a After Hatch spoke, Cruz rose to No senator rose to Cruz’s stunning floor speech Cruz gave defend himself for making the defense. And by voice vote, the on Friday accusing McConnell, R- accusation that McConnell had Senate defeated an attempt by Ky., of lying. lied when he denied striking a Cruz to overturn a ruling made None of them mentioned Cruz deal to allow the vote to revive the Friday that blocked him from by name but the target of their Export-Import Bank. offering an amendment related to remarks could not have been He said he agreed with Hatch’s Iran, with senators refusing even clearer. The drama came as the calls for civility but declared, to agree to his routine request for Senate defeated a procedural vote “Speaking the truth about actions a roll-call vote. to repeal President Barack is entirely consistent with civility.” Cruz’s behavior was the latest AP file photo Obama’s health care law and took And far from backing down, example of a Republican presi- EnrollmEnt counsElor VuE YAng, left, goes over some of the health insurance plans avail- a step toward reviving the federal Cruz reiterated his complaint dential candidate causing prob- able to Laura San Nicolas, center, accompanied by her daughter, Geena, 17, while enrolling for health Export-Import Bank, both about McConnell. “My saying so lems for McConnell. In May, Sen. insurance at Sacramento Covered in Sacramento, Calif. State-run health insurance markets that offer amendments on a must-pass may be uncomfortable but it is a Rand Paul, R-Ky., infuriated fel- taxpayer-subsidized coverage under President Barack Obama’s law are grappling with high costs and highway bill. simple fact, entirely consistent low Republicans when he forced disappointing enrollment, challenges that could lead more of them to turn over functions to the federal “Squabbling and sanctimony with decorum, and no member of the temporary expiration of the government, or join forces with other states. may be tolerated in other venues this body has disputed that prom- Patriot Act when it was up for and perhaps on the campaign ise was made and that promise renewal. Some of Hatch’s remarks Some state-run health insurance trail, but they have no place was broken.” seemed to apply to him as well. markets plagued by high costs WASHINGTON (AP) — State- more of a hybrid across the made the switch last year. run health insurance markets nation,” said Peter Lee, who Among the problems con- that offer coverage under heads California’s state-run fronting states: President Barack Obama’s marketplace. Covered California —Minnesota’s MNsure faces a health law are struggling with fell short of its sign-up projec- murky financial future. Its high costs and disappointing tions this year by nearly 20 per- budget is balanced as a result of enrollment. These challenges cent, but Lee says it remains “a repeated cuts when enrollment could lead more of them to turn solid business proposition.” has come in below projections, a over operations to the federal States are “talking a lot about tactic that cannot work forever. government or join forces with shared services,” Lee said. “It’s Despite a slew of proposals, no other states. how you get economies of scale.” concrete changes came out of Hawaii’s marketplace, the lat- States could pool resources the state’s most recent legisla- est cautionary tale, was award- on functions such as labor- tive session. Democratic Gov. ed $205 million in federal start- intensive call centers or use Mark Dayton has signaled that up grants. It has spent about HealthCare.gov’s technology for MNsure’s fate is on the table, $139 million and enrolled 8,200 online enrollment. They general- including the option of shifting customers for individual cover- ly want to keep control over operations to HealthCare.gov. age in 2015. Unable to sustain marketing, consumer education —The U.S. attorney in Boston itself, the state marketplace is and oversight of insurance has subpoenaed records dealing turning over sign-ups to the fed- plans. with the troubled rollout of the eral HealthCare.gov for 2016. Sustainability is the focus of Massachusetts Health Twelve states and the District the administration’s annual Connector, dating to 2010. of Columbia fully control their meeting with state exchange —Colorado officials are con- markets. Experts estimate directors, scheduled for the end sidering big changes to the about half face financial difficul- of the month in the Washington state’s marketplace, from pool- ties. Federal taxpayers invested area. The two-day meeting is ing call centers with other states nearly $5 billion in startup closed to the media. to dismantling the exchange grants to the states, expecting “Each state has a different set and relying on HealthCare.gov that state markets would of circumstances that informs instead. Although the market is become self-sustaining. Most of their approach, and we will con- on solid financial footing, it has the federal money has been tinue to support their efforts,” fallen short of best-case enroll- spent, and states have to face said Mayra Alvarez, the federal ment goals. the consequences. liaison to state marketplaces. —A federal audit concluded “The viability of state health The pendulum probably will that Maryland used exchange insurance exchanges has been a swing toward a greater federal establishment grants from challenge across the country, role in the next couple of years, Washington to pay for $28.4 particularly in small states, due said Jim Wadleigh, director of million in costs that should to insufficient numbers of unin- Connecticut’s Access Health. have been allocated to the sured residents,” said a state- Eventually, more states will state’s Medicaid program. State ment from the office of Hawaii want to take the lead, he said, officials dispute that, but feder- Democratic Gov. David Ige, because it gives them greater al officials say Maryland should announcing last month that his control over health care, partic- pay the money back. Separately, state’s sign-ups were being ularly modernizing Medicaid the original lead contractor for Dignified Services at Realistic Prices! turned over to the federal gov- programs for low-income people. the state website has agreed to ernment. In New England, there’s talk repay $45 million to avoid legal cookeshometowngrocer.com 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Now that the Supreme Court of a regional exchange. action over rollout problems last or find us on facebook 473-2620 has ruled the Obama adminis- The insurance industry would year. tration can keep subsidizing welcome consolidation. —In Vermont, a debate has premiums in all 50 states “Our biggest concern is that been raging about whether to through HealthCare.gov, no you may see many states look- abandon the state exchange. longer is there a downside for ing to enact taxes and fees, and Democratic Gov. Peter Shumlin states turning to Washington. If that makes health care less originally wanted a single state- the decision had gone the oppo- affordable,” said Justine run system for all residents, site way, state exchanges would Handelman, policy chief at the along the lines of Canada. have been a leaky lifeboat for Blue Cross Blue Shield Shumlin backed off because it preserving a major expansion of Association. would have meant prohibitively taxpayer-subsidized coverage Hawaii is the third state high taxes. He wants to fix the under the law. exchange going to the federal state exchange, still grappling With the pressure gone, “I sign-up system, following with technology problems that think you are going to see much Nevada and Oregon, which plagued it from launch. Sanders talks civil rights, gun control in Louisiana KENNER, La. (AP) — Sen. infrastructure. common sense solution.” Bernie Sanders wrapped up a Near the end, he addressed Sanders said Americans must weekend campaign swing in the case of Sandra Bland, a find agreement on gun laws, Louisiana with a typically fiery black woman who died in a such as improved background speech railing against income Texas jail in what authorities checks to prevent gun sales to inequality and touching on said was a suicide, after she was people with criminal records or a issues of racism and criminal arrested by a white police officer history of mental instability or justice during a rally that drew during a traffic stop. domestic abuse. close to 4,000 people to a subur- “When an African-American He participated in Sunday ban New Orleans convention woman gets yanked out of her morning’s Meet the Press broad- center Sunday night. car,” he said, interrupted by cast from New Orleans, a two- The rally capped a weekend of shouts and cheers from the hour drive from Lafayette, where events that also saw the crowd in support of his remarks, a gunman opened fire in a movie Vermont senator, who is seeking “when we all know that would theater Thursday night. the Democratic nomination for not have happened to a middle- The Louisiana events came a president, address the Southern class white woman, we know we month after Sanders was heck- Christian Leadership need some serious change in led in Phoenix at the annual Conference in Baton Rouge — a criminal justice in this country.” Netroots Nation convention by chance to emphasize his history His gun control remarks were demonstrators protesting police of civil rights work after he was made earlier Sunday as he was brutality and the treatment of heckled last month by demon- questioned on NBC’s Meet the black people by law enforce- strators protesting police brutal- Press while he was in New ment. ity and the treatment of black Orleans — a two-hour drive from At the SCLC event on people by law enforcement. where a gunman opened fire in a Saturday, Sanders stressed his He also discussed gun control Lafayette movie theater participation in civil rights in Louisiana, saying Americans Thursday night. protests as a college student and must reach a consensus on He noted the national discord his work for housing desegrega- “common sense” gun control. over the gun issue. tion in Chicago while a member Sunday night’s speech in “But coming from a rural of the Congress for Racial Kenner dealt mostly with eco- state, I think I can communicate Equality. And he sought in nomic issues. Among Sanders’ with folks coming from urban remarks prepared for the event remedies for an economy that he states where guns mean differ- to link fights for racial equality says benefits billionaires at the ent things than they do in to his campaign theme of the expense of the middle class were Vermont where it’s used for need to address wealth and a $15 minimum wage, mandato- hunting,” Sanders said. “That’s income inequality, citing ry family leave for new parents where we’ve got to go. We don’t remarks by Martin Luther King and a massive program provid- have to argue with each other in 1968, linking racial justice to ing jobs by upgrading national and yell at each other. We need a the availability of jobs. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 9 MONDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Froome wins second Tour de France PARIS (AP) — All for one, one for all, and all assault on his hard-won Tour lead the previous day bathed in yellow. on the final Alpine ascent. Arms over each other’s shoulders, linked togeth- The tired 160 riders — of 198 who started — did- er in a long line of happiness, Tour de France win- n’t bother racing for much of the largely flat 110- ner Chris Froome and his teammates pedaled slow- kilometer (68-mile) ramble from Sevres, in the ly over the finish line, soaking up the applause French capital’s southwest. Sunday on the Champs-Elysees. To minimize risk of crashes, Tour organizers Three weeks of furious racing, of beating back stopped the clock early, on the first of 10 laps up both a tenacious Colombian, Nairo Quintana, and and down the Champs-Elysees’ cobblestones. doping suspicions that are Lance Armstrong’s poi- That locked in Froome’s lead to guarantee victo- sonous legacy to cycling, were over. ry. He smiled broadly as he pedaled past flag-wav- Time for the winner’s speech. ing spectators. He still had to ride the laps to com- “The Maillot Jaune is special, very special,” plete the full race distance of 3,354 kilometers Froome said, using the yellow jersey’s French (2,084 miles). name. But knowing the title was his, he didn’t have to “I understand its history, good and bad,” he said. panic when a paper bag got stuck in his back “I will always respect it.” wheel. He simply stopped and changed bikes. He The Tour is still French. But British riders have also had time to raise a glass of Champagne in the won three of the last four: Bradley Wiggins in 2012 saddle and stop to put on a raincoat under the and now two for Froome, following his first win in iconic yellow jersey. 2013. That puts Britain equal with the United While sprinters dashed ahead for the stage win — States, with three from Greg LeMond — and minus snatched by Andre Greipel, his fourth and seven stripped from Armstrong. Germany’s sixth at this Tour — Froome and his AP photo Under suitably British weather, on rain-slickened teammates, wearing yellow stripes on their shorts teAmmAtes congrAtulAte 2015 Tour de France cycling race winner Chris Froome, center, after roads, Froome took it easy on the last Stage 21, his the 21st and last stage of the Tour de France Sunday, in Paris. work done having grimly resisted Quintana’s late See FROOME, Page 11 Smoltz heads latest Hall of Fame class COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — the plate. Three pitchers who became dom- “We changed the culture in inant after trades and a rock- Houston by making it a baseball solid catcher-turned-second city,” said Biggio, who grew up on baseman have a new moniker — New York’s Long Island. “To the Hall of Famer. Astros fans, you guys are the Randy Johnson, Pedro greatest fans in the world.” Martinez, John Smoltz and Craig Martinez, 219-100 for his Biggio were inducted into the career, helped Boston break an Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday 86-year-old World Series drought and basked in the spotlight one in 2004 and is the first pitcher more time with at least 40,000 inducted who played primarily for fans cheering from the sun- the Red Sox. He grew up with five drenched field beyond. brothers and sisters in a one- For Martinez, room home on the last to the outskirts of speak, the Santo Domingo moment was and credits magical as “I’m a miracle. I’m a brother Ramon, scores in the medical miracle. I never a starter with crowd waved took one day for the Dodgers Dominican flags granted.” during Pedro’s for one of their — Hall of Fame pitcher rookie season in own. Martinez, John Smoltz Los Angeles, as who also deliv- a key to his ered part of his career. speech in “I have a sec- Spanish, and former Giants great ond dad,” said Martinez, who Juan Marichal, elected in 1983, won 117 games and two Cy are the only Hall of Famers from Youngs in seven seasons pitching the Caribbean nation. in hitter-friendly Fenway Park. At the end of the ceremony, “Ramon, you are my second dad. Martinez beckoned Marichal to I followed in his footsteps and it the stage and they held their flag led me to where I am today.” high, one last emotional gesture Remarkably, all three pitchers as the crowd roared. didn’t stick around with their “We waited 32 years for anoth- first clubs very long. Drafted by er Dominican,” said Martinez, Montreal, Johnson made the who wore a patch honoring his Expos’ roster in 1988 and mid- nation’s flag on one shoulder and way through the 1989 season another honoring the United was traded to the Seattle States on the other. “I hope all Mariners. Dominicans remember this. I Smoltz, signed by his home- don’t think the Dominican town Detroit Tigers after being Republic will have a better image selected on the 22nd round of the than me and Marichal on 1985 amateur draft, was dealt to Father’s Day (in the Dominican Atlanta for veteran Doyle Republic) to be up there.” Alexander in August 1987. And Playing through an era tainted the Dodgers, thinking he might AP photo by steroids and ruled by offense be too fragile at 5-foot-10 and BAseBAll hAll of fAme inductee John Smoltz speaks during the induction ceremony at the Clark Sports Center on Sunday, in — compliments of bulked-up 170 pounds for the rigors of the Cooperstown, N.Y. sluggers, a smaller strike zone game as a starter, traded from the front row. Young award and reached the “I’m a miracle. I’m a medical “Understand that this is not and smaller ballparks — Martinez to Montreal after the “Thank you, mom. You’re the playoffs 14 times with Atlanta. miracle,” Smoltz said. “I never normal to have a surgery at 14 Johnson, Martinez and Smoltz hard-throwing right-hander with Hall of Famer,” Johnson said. The Braves won five pennants took one day for granted.” or 15 years old,” Smoltz said to proved indomitable. They com- the pinpoint control had a solid Johnson became a 20-game and the 1995 World Series with Smoltz also heaped praise on warm applause. “Baseball is not bined for 735 wins, 11,113 rookie season in the bullpen. winner in 1997 and won four Smoltz on the roster. He’s the former manager Bobby Cox and a year-round sport. They’re strikeouts and nine Cy Young On this day, that was ancient consecutive Cy Young awards first pitcher to win more than teammates Tom Glavine and competing too hard, too early. Awards. history. with the Arizona 200 games and save at least 150 Greg Maddux, who were induct- That’s why we’re having these Biggio, who played four posi- Johnson, at 6-foot-10 the Diamondbacks, leading them to games. He’s also the first player ed a year ago, and delivered a problems.” tions in his 20-year career, all tallest player elected to the Hall of the World Series championship inducted with Tommy John sur- message to parents of the play- Biggio became the only player with the Houston Astros, was Fame, gave special thanks to his in 2001. He finished with 303 gery on his resume. ers of tomorrow as the number in major league history with at indefatigable, becoming an All- parents. His father died in 1992. victories in 22 seasons. Smoltz understood his debt to of Tommy John surgeries con- Star at second base and behind His mother, Carol, was watching Smoltz won the 1996 Cy John. tinues to escalate. See SMOLTZ, Page 11 Busch grabs Braves avoid sweep with victory over Cardinals ST. LOUIS (AP) — More than added his biggest hit yet to help Indy victory four years after Adonis Garcia the Braves avoid a three-game defected from Cuba, he hit his sweep. first major league home run. “I like the at-bats he’s given as comeback His timing could not have us,” Braves manager Fredi been much better for the Atlanta Gonzalez said. “He’s made some Braves. nice plays at third base so that’s continues Garcia broke a 2-2 tie when a nice addition. We’ve just got to INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — he led off the sixth inning by find a way to keep him in the There was no celebratory homering on a 1-0 fastball from lineup somehow.” burnout — Kyle Busch has Michael Wacha that carried the Another Braves rookie, right- done plenty of those the last Braves to a 3-2 victory over the hander Matt Wisler (5-1), few weeks — just another big, Cardinals on Sunday. allowed seven hits and walked fat kiss at Indianapolis Motor “I accomplished my dream by three in seven innings, his Speedway. getting to the big leagues,” longest outing since beating the Busch’s triumphant return Garcia said through an inter- Mets in his debut last month. following a horrible crash the preter. “I’m twice as happy now Wisler struck out only two but day before the season-opening AP photo that I hit my home run and was was able to take advantage of a Daytona 500 continued Kyle Busch celebrates able to help the team win.” Cardinals’ lineup that rested Sunday with one of the after winning Sunday’s Jeff “The ball was up in the zone regulars Yadier Molina, Jhonny biggest wins of his career. He Kyle 400 at Indianapolis Motor and he put a good swing on it,” Peralta and Mark Reynolds. grabbed an elusive victory at Speedway. Wacha said. “I was a little nervous,” Wisler Indy, where Busch won the A 30-year-old who was said. “I mean it’s the best team Brickyard 400 for a weekend May and has won three con- released this spring after three in baseball. They’ve got a very sweep at the historic track. secutive Sprint Cup Series years in the New York Yankees’ good lineup, very talented. I had Busch missed the first 11 races and four of the last five. organization, Garcia was pro- good command of my fastball races of the season with a His latest win was celebrat- moted Friday when Atlanta trad- and my slider was a good pitch broken right leg and broken ed Juan Uribe and Kelly as well.” AP photo AtlAntA BrAves starting pitcher Matt Wisler delivers a pitch in left foot. He returned in late See BUSCH, Page 11 Johnson to the New York Mets. He went 1 for 3 Saturday and See BRAVES, Page 11 the fourth inning Sunday, in St. Louis. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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8:05 Caution Flags: 9 for 36 laps. L.A. Angels (C.Wilson 8-7) at Houston (McHugh 11-5), Lead Changes: 16 among 6 drivers. Pope places 8:10 Lap Leaders: J.Logano 1-11; C.Edwards 12-31; Pittsburgh (Morton 6-4) at Minnesota (Pelfrey 5-7), 8:10 K.Harvick 32-45; J.Logano 46-61; K.Harvick 62-83; Arizona (Godley 1-0) at Seattle (Iwakuma 2-1), 10:10 B.Keselowski 84; Ky.Busch 85-92; K.Harvick 93-120; Oakland (Gray 10-4) at L.A. Dodgers (B.Anderson 5-5), D.Ragan 121-123; B.Keselowski 124; D.Ragan 125-126; 3rd at Duals 10:10 B.Keselowski 127-141; K.Harvick 142-152; Ky.Busch 153-161; J.Logano 162; Ky.Busch 163-164. Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): K.Harvick, 4 times for 75 laps; J.Logano, 3 times for 28 QB camp CyCLInG laps; C.Edwards, 1 time for 20 laps; Ky.Busch, 3 times for 19 laps; B.Keselowski, 3 times for 17 laps; D.Ragan, 2 Tour de France Results times for 5 laps. Special to the Banner sunday Wins: Ky.Busch, 4; J.Johnson, 4; Ku.Busch, 2; at Paris Champs-Elysees D.Earnhardt Jr., 2; K.Harvick, 2; C.Edwards, 1; D.Hamlin, Lake Forest Middle School sev- 21st stage 1; M.Kenseth, 1; B.Keselowski, 1; J.Logano, 1; M.Truex enth-grader Tucker Pope recently 68 miles from sevres to Champ-Elysees Jr., 1. 1. Andre Greipel, Germany, Lotto Soudal, 2 hours, 49 Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Harvick, 777; 2. J.Logano, 708; 3. returned from “The Duals,” an minutes, 41 seconds. D.Earnhardt Jr., 677; 4. J.Johnson, 675; 5. M.Truex Jr., 2. Bryan Coquard, France, Team Europcar, same time. 668; 6. B.Keselowski, 638; 7. M.Kenseth, 615; 8. invitation-only quarterback camp 3. Alexander Kristoff, Norway, Katusha Team, same time. Ku.Busch, 612; 9. J.McMurray, 602; 10. D.Hamlin, 591; in Canton, Ohio. 4. Edvald Hagen, Norway, MTN-Qhubecka, same time. 11. J.Gordon, 575; 12. R.Newman, 563; 13. P.Menard, 5. Arnaud Demare, France, FDJ.fr, same time. 558; 14. K.Kahne, 558; 15. C.Bowyer, 538; 16. Pope placed third in his age 6. Mark Cavendish, England, Etixx-Quick Step, same C.Edwards, 519. time. division, where he competed 7. Peter Sagan, Slovakia, Tinkoff-Saxo, same time. against signal callers from across 8. John Degenkolb, Germany, Team Giant Alpecin, same time. soCCER the nation. 9. Michael Matthews, Australia, Orica GreenEDGE, same time. 2015 ConCaCaF Gold Cup Glance Pope enjoyed the experience 10. Ramunas Navardauskas, Lithuania, Team QUaRTERFInaLs and hopes to participate in the Cannondale-Garmin, same time. saturday, July 18 11. Matteo Trentin, Italy, Etixx-Quick Step, same time. at Baltimore camp next year. He hopes some of 12. Christophe Laporte, France, Cofidis, Solutions United States 6, Cuba 0 Credits, same time. Jamaica 1, Haiti 0 the things he learned will help 13. Geoffrey Soupe, France, Cofidis, Solutions Credits, sunday, July 19 him and the rest of the Bruins same time. at East Rutherford, n.J. 14. Sep Vanmarcke, Belgium, Lotto NL-Jumbo, same Trinidad and Tobago 1, Panama 1, Panama advanced 6- this season. time. 5 on penalty kicks 15. Jarlinson Pantano, Colombia, IAM Cyling, same time. Mexico 1, Costa Rica 0, ET The Bruins season opener is 16. Reinardt Janse van Rensburg, South Africa, MTN- sEMIFInaLs scheduled for Aug. 13 against Qhubecka, same time. Wednesday, July 22 17. Anthony Delaplace, France, Bretagne-Seche at atlanta Boyd-Buchanan. Environment, same time. Jamaica 2, United States 1 18. Jan Barta, Czech Republic, Bora-Argon 18, same Mexico 2, Panama 1, OT time. THIRD PLaCE 19. Davide Cimolai, Italy, Lampre-Merida, same time. saturday, July 25 20. Jacopo Guarnieri, Italy, Katusha Team, same time. at Chester, Pa. also United States 1, Panama 1, Panama won 3-2 on penalty on aIR 87. Andrew Talansky, United States, Team Cannondale- kicks Garmin, same time. CHaMPIonsHIP TV sportsWatch 107. Tyler Farrar, United States, MTN-Qhubecka, same sunday, July 26 Monday, July 27 time. at Philadelphia MaJoR LEaGUE BasEBaLL Final overall standings Mexico 3, Jamaica 1 7 p.m. (after 21 stages) Major League soccer SPSO — Atlanta at Baltimore 1. Chris Froome, Britain, Sky, 84:46:14. EasTERn ConFEREnCE 8 p.m. 2. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, 1:12 behind. W LTPts GF Ga ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Texas 3. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 5:25. D.C. United 11 7538 27 22 soCCER 4. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Astana, 8:36. Columbus 87731 34 33 8 a.m. 5. Alberto Contador, Spain, Tinkoff-Saxo, 9:48. New York 86529 29 23 FS1 — International Champions Cup, Inter Milan vs. 6. Robert Gesink, Netherlands, Lotto NL-Jumbo, 10:47. Toronto FC 87428 31 31 Real Madrid, at Guangzhou, China 7. Bauke Mollema, Netherlands, Trek Factory Racing, New England 79728 29 35 sPECIaL oLyMPICs 15:14. Montreal 78324 25 27 7 p.m. 8. Mathias Frank, Switzerland, IAM Cycling, 15:39. New York City FC 69624 29 31 ESPN — World Games, at Los Angeles 9. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La Mondiale, 16:00. Orlando City 69624 26 31 10. Pierre Rolland, France, Europcar, 17:30. Philadelphia 6 12 4 22 28 37 11. Andrew Talansky, United States, Cannondale- Chicago 5 11 4 19 22 30 Garmin, 22:06. WEsTERn ConFEREnCE on TaP 12. Samuel Sanchez, Spain, BMC Racing, 22:50. W LTPts GF Ga 13. Serge Pauwels, Belgium, MTN-Qhubeka, 31:03. FC Dallas 11 5538 32 25 Wednesday, July. 29 14. Warren Barguil, France, Giant-Alpecin, 31:15. Vancouver 11 8336 27 22 GoLF 15. Geraint Thomas, Britain, Sky, 31:39. Los Angeles 97734 36 28 East Hamilton at Walker Valley (Chatata Valley), 11 a.m. 16. Thibaut Pinot, France, FDJ, 38:52. Sporting Kansas City 94633 29 17. Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic, Tinkoff-Saxo, 20 1:02:51. Seattle 10 10 2 32 25 21 Jason Day celebrates after sinking a birdie putt on the 18th hole of Sunday’s final-round action at 18. Mikael Cherel, France, AG2R La Mondialee, 1:05:00. Portland 98532 24 28 BasKETBaLL 19. Jarlinson Pantano, Colombia, IAM Cycling, 1:09:08. Real Salt Lake 77829 23 27 the Canadian Open in Oakville, Ontario. 20. Jan Bakelents, Belgium, AG2R La Mondiale, 1:16:36. Houston 78627 27 26 WnBa Glance also San Jose 79425 22 27 EasTERn ConFEREnCE 148. Tyler Farrar, United States, MTN-Qhubeka, 4:32:32. Colorado 56924 18 19 WLPct GB NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. New York 12 5 .706 — saturday’s Games Chicago 11 6 .647 1 Columbus 3, Toronto FC 3, tie Washington 96.600 2 GoLF Montreal 1, Seattle 0 Day birdies way to Connecticut 87.533 3 Chicago 2, New England 2, tie Indiana 88.500 3½ PGa-Canadian open Par scores Houston 3, Los Angeles 0 Atlanta 7 10 .412 5 sunday FC Dallas 4, Portland 1 WEsTERn ConFEREnCE at Glen abbey Golf Club sunday’s Games W L Pct GB oakville, ontario New York City FC 5, Orlando City 3 Minnesota 12 4 .750 — Purse: $5.8 million D.C. United 3, Philadelphia 2 Phoenix 97.563 3 yardage: 7,273; Par: 72 Vancouver 3, San Jose 1 Tulsa 10 8 .556 3 Final Wednesday, July 29 Canadian Open win San Antonio 5 12 .294 7½ Jason Day (500), $1,044,000 68-66-69-68—271 -17 Tottenham Hotspur at MLS All-Stars, 9 p.m. Seattle 5 13 .278 8 Bubba Watson (300), $626,400 68-67-68-69—272 -16 sunday, aug. 2 Los Angeles 3 13 .188 9 David Hearn (190), $394,400 69-64-68-72—273 -15 Portland at San Jose, 5 p.m. OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) — in England, won in 1908 and holes on the back nine, then saturday’s Games Jim Furyk (135), $278,400 68-69-68-69—274 -14 FC Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. West 117, East 112 Stewart Cink (105), $220,400 68-73-68-66—275 -13 2015 U.s. soccer schedule Jason Day made himself right at 1913. birdied the par-5 16th and par- sunday’s Games Tom Hoge (105), $220,400 70-70-69-66—275 -13 (Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 2) No games scheduled Austin Cook, $174,725 68-70-69-69—276 -12 Wednesday, Jan. 28 — Chile 3, United States 2 home in the Canadian Open — “It was one focused mindset 4 17th and stretched his lead to Monday’s Games Adam Hadwin (83), $174,725 74-67-67-68—276 -12 Sunday, Feb. 8 — United States 2, Panama 0 at David Hearn’s expense. the whole day today to do some- two with the downhill birdie putt No games scheduled Charley Hoffman (83), $174,72571-66-69-70—276 -12 Wednesday, March 25 — Denmark 2, United States 1 Tuesday’s Games Matt Kuchar (83), $174,725 69-69-69-69—276 -12 Tuesday, March 31 — United States 1, Switzerland 1 The Australian birdied the thing really special and win the on 18. He finished at 17-under Indiana at Connecticut, 7 p.m. Ricky Barnes (60), $115,171 68-70-68-71—277 -11 Wednesday, April 15 — United States 2, Mexico 0 Chicago at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Chad Campbell (60), $115,171 67-63-75-72—277 -11 Friday, June 5 — United States 4, Netherlands 3 final three holes to win the tournament,” said Hearn, from 271. Erik Compton (60), $115,171 66-69-71-71—277 -11 Wednesday, June 10 — United States 2, Germany 1 James Hahn (60), $115,171 71-68-69-69—277 -11 Friday, July 3 — United States 4, Guatemala 0 national championship Sunday Brantford — also hockey great Watson had a chance to force Rory Sabbatini (60), $115,171 72-69-69-67—277 -11 a-Tuesday, July 7 — United States 2, Honduras 1 at Glen Abbey, spoiling Hearn’s Wayne Gretzky’s hometown. “It a playoff, but missed an eagle BasEBaLL Daniel Summerhays (60), $115,17173-69-68-67—277 a-Friday, July 10 — United States 1, Haiti 0 -11 a-Monday, July 13 — United States 1, Panama 1 bid to become the first Canadian hasn’t been done in a long time, chip on 18 and settled for his national League Michael Putnam (60), $115,171 71-65-68-73—277 -11 a-Saturday, July 18 — United States 6, Cuba 0 East Division Brooks Koepka (52), $78,300 68-68-68-74—278 -10 a-Wednesday, July 22 — Jamaica 2, United States 1 winner in 61 years. and I felt like I had the ability to fourth straight birdie and a 69. W L Pct GB Cameron Percy (52), $78,300 72-67-69-70—278 -10 Saturday, July 25 — United States 1, Panama 1, Panama “I’ve never felt so much at do it today. I gave it my all. I did- Hearn birdied the first two Washington 52 45 .536 — Pat Perez (52), $78,300 69-69-69-71—278 -10 won 3-2 on penalty kicks New York 51 48 .515 2 Johnson Wagner (52), $78,300 67-66-72-73—278 -10 Friday, Sept. 4 — vs. Peru at Washington, D.C., 7 p.m. home, and I’m not even from n’t quite have my best game.” holes, but gave back the strokes Atlanta 46 52 .469 6½ Tony Finau (44), $46,207 71-70-73-65—279 -9 Tuesday, Sept. 8 — vs. Brazil at Foxborough, Mass., 8 Miami 41 58 .414 12 Andres Gonzales (44), $46,207 70-67-74-68—279 -9 p.m. Canada,” Day said. “I’m looking “It’s a matter of time,” fourth- with bogeys on Nos. 3 and 7. He Philadelphia 37 63 .370 16½ Jim Herman (44), $46,207 67-75-69-68—279 -9 b-Friday, Oct. 9 — vs. Mexico forward to coming back and place Jim Furyk said. “There are also bogeyed the par-3 12th, Central Division Scott Langley (44), $46,207 69-71-69-70—279 -9 Tuesday, Oct. 13 — possible exhibition W L Pct GB Sam Saunders (44), $46,207 70-69-71-69—279 -9 q-Friday, Nov. 13 — vs. TBA at St. Louis defending the title here next so many good Canadian players. birdied the par-5 13th and St. Louis 63 35 .643 — Brian Stuard (44), $46,207 69-72-70-68—279 -9 q-Tuesday, Nov 17 — vs. TBA Pittsburgh 57 41 .582 6 Tim Wilkinson (44), $46,207 72-70-69-68—279 -9 a-CONCACAF Gold Cup year because I know that when I I feel bad Mike Weir never won closed with five pars. Chicago 51 46 .526 11½ Mark Wilson (44), $46,207 70-68-72-69—279 -9 b-Confederations Cup playoff get here next year it’s going to be this golf tournament. But “He was playing so good, he Cincinnati 43 53 .448 19 Jonas Blixt (44), $46,207 69-69-69-72—279 -9 q-World Cup qualifier Milwaukee 43 56 .434 20½ Emiliano Grillo, $46,207 64-72-69-74—279 -9 national Women’s soccer League the same. It’s great to feel like a Graham DeLaet, David, there started off hot,” Watson said. West Division Ollie Schniederjans, $46,207 71-69-66-73—279 -9 WLTPts GF Ga W L Pct GB Camilo Villegas (44), $46,207 69-69-67-74—279 -9 Seattle 83327 28 16 Canadian for a week.” are a bunch of fine young play- “He putts unbelievable. There Los Angeles 56 44 .560 — William McGirt (34), $28,669 67-69-75-69—280 -8 Chicago 71526 23 14 Day made a 20-foot putt on ers, so I’m sure it’s going to hap- was so many putts that he hit San Francisco 54 44 .551 1 Brian Harman (34), $28,669 65-67-76-72—280 -8 Washington 64321 20 18 San Diego 47 52 .475 8½ Justin Leonard (34), $28,669 72-66-73-69—280 -8 FC Kansas City 55318 15 13 the par-5 18th for a 4-under 68 pen.” that should’ve fell in. I don’t Arizona 46 51 .474 8½ Andres Romero (34), $28,669 68-73-70-69—280 -8 Houston 44517 14 13 Colorado 42 54 .438 12 Adam Svensson, $28,669 69-73-67-71—280 -8 Western New York 46315 18 22 and a one-stroke victory over Day was coming off a fourth- know how they stayed out. For saturday’s Games Tyrone Van Aswegen (34), $28,66966-75-68-71—280 Sky Blue FC 36514 14 21 Bubba Watson. Hearn, two place tie Monday in the British him and Canada that would’ve San Francisco 2, Oakland 1 -8 Portland 36413 13 16 Philadelphia 5, Chicago Cubs 0 Nick Watney (34), $28,669 73-66-70-71—280 -8 Boston 38312 16 28 strokes ahead of Day and Open at St. Andrews. The 28- been a great story. That Washington 9, Pittsburgh 3 Alex Cejka (27), $20,300 72-70-70-69—281 -7 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. N.Y. Mets 15, L.A. Dodgers 2 Chad Collins (27), $20,300 70-70-69-72—281 -7 saturday’s Games Watson entering the round, had year-old Australian also fought would’ve been his first win. How St. Louis 1, Atlanta 0 J.J. Henry (27), $20,300 72-67-71-71—281 -7 Washington 1, Chicago 1, tie a 72 to finish third — two through vertigo symptoms last amazing would that have been?” Cincinnati 5, Colorado 2 Ryan Palmer (27), $20,300 71-71-72-67—281 -7 Houston 1, Western New York 0 Arizona 2, Milwaukee 0 Chez Reavie (27), $20,300 69-67-76-69—281 -7 Sky Blue FC 3, Boston 1 strokes back. month to tie for ninth in the U.S. Hearn was the first Canadian San Diego 3, Miami 1 J.J. Spaun, $20,300 67-72-73-69—281 -7 sunday’s Games sunday’s Games Vaughn Taylor (27), $20,300 65-71-74-71—281 -7 Seattle 3, Portland 0 “I’m real proud of the way I Open. He has four PGA Tour vic- to have a 54-hole lead at the N.Y. Mets 3, L.A. Dodgers 2, 10 innings Roberto Castro (20), $14,283 69-72-67-74—282 -6 Wednesday, July 29 played and I’m really proud to be tories, also winning at Torrey Canadian Open since Weir in Pittsburgh 3, Washington 1 Ben Crane (20), $14,283 73-67-70-72—282 -6 Portland at Western New York, 7 p.m. Atlanta 3, St. Louis 2 Derek Fathauer (20), $14,283 72-70-67-73—282 -6 FC Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Canadian today,” Hearn said. “It Pines in February. 2004 at Glen Abbey. Weir led by Philadelphia 11, Chicago Cubs 5 Colt Knost (20), $14,283 68-69-75-70—282 -6 San Francisco 4, Oakland 3 Jeff Overton (20), $14,283 72-68-69-73—282 -6 was a pretty special day with all “This must feel like what Tiger three shots, but lost in a playoff Colorado 17, Cincinnati 7 Alex Prugh (20), $14,283 67-70-69-76—282 -6 of the fans and the support that (Woods) did for so many times, to Vijay Singh. San Diego 3, Miami 2 Jhonattan Vegas (20), $14,283 71-70-68-73—282 -6 Arizona 3, Milwaukee 0 Scott Verplank (20), $14,283 72-70-72-68—282 -6 LoCaL noTEs I had from beginning to finish.” and it feels good,” Day said. “I’m “This one was pretty intense,” Monday’s Games D.A. Points (15), $13,166 69-72-71-71—283 -5 Atlanta (A.Wood 7-6) at Baltimore (Gausman 1-2), 7:05 Nick Taylor (15), $13,166 70-72-71-70—283 -5 BasEBaLL Pat Fletcher, born in England, going to try to do as much as I Hearn said. “I think every Colorado (J.De La Rosa 6-4) at Chicago Cubs Eric Axley (11), $12,760 67-68-75-74—284 -4 BLUE sPRInGs BasEBaLL TRyoUTs was the last Canadian winner in can and keep it the same and try Canadian wants to see it so bad (Hendricks 4-5), 8:05 Brian Davis (11), $12,760 69-73-67-75—284 -4 Baseball tryouts will be held for kids 10 and under at Cincinnati (R.Iglesias 1-2) at St. Louis (Lynn 7-5), 8:15 Scott Pinckney (11), $12,760 68-68-73-75—284 -4 Blue Springs Park July 31 and Aug. 1 from 6-8 p.m. The 1954 at Point Grey in and win.” and we want to do it so bad that Arizona (Ray 3-5) at Seattle (Montgomery 4-4), 10:10 Andrew Svoboda (11), $12,760 72-70-69-73—284 -4 team will be coached by former professional baseball Milwaukee (Lohse 5-11) at San Francisco (Heston 10-5), Steve Wheatcroft (11), $12,760 66-72-75-71—284 -4 player Odell Swafford and former Bradley Central pitch- Vancouver, British Columbia. Day birdied three of the first it does make it hard.” 10:15 Angel Cabrera (5), $12,064 73-69-72-71—285 -3 ing standout Dale Swafford. They are also available to Carl Keffer is the only seven holes, but dropped Two-time winner Furyk had a Tuesday’s Games Tim Clark (5), $12,064 72-67-72-74—285 -3 provide private lessons in pitching, hitting and fielding. Atlanta (Teheran 6-5) at Baltimore (U.Jimenez 7-6), 7:05 Martin Flores (5), $12,064 68-74-70-73—285 -3 For more information, call 423-472-1310. Canadian-born champion, win- strokes on Nos. 8 and 9. Playing 69 to reach 14 under. Stewart Philadelphia (Morgan 1-2) at Toronto (Doubront 1-0), Hunter Mahan (5), $12,064 68-72-70-75—285 -3 FaLL InsTRUCTIonaL LEaGUE 7:07 Carlos Ortiz (5), $12,064 71-69-72-73—285 -3 The Cleveland State Community College Baseball ning in 1909 and 1914. Albert a group ahead of Watson and Cink and Tom Hoge followed at San Diego (Shields 8-3) at N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 4-5), Andrew Putnam (5), $12,064 69-71-73-72—285 -3 program will offer a five week fall instructional league for Murray, a Canadian also born Hearn, Day parred the first six 13 under, each shooting 66. 7:10 Steve Stricker (5), $12,064 69-72-71-73—285 -3 high school aged players Aug. 10 through Sept. 14. Washington (Zimmermann 8-5) at Miami (Fernandez 3- Zac Blair (1), $11,542 69-70-71-76—286 -2 Players will have the opportunity to further develop base- 0), 7:10 Tom Gillis (1), $11,542 73-68-73-72—286 -2 ball skills through instruction and games. For more infor- Colorado (Undecided) at Chicago Cubs (Undecided), Chesson Hadley (1), $11,310 67-74-73-73—287 -1 mation, registration details and league schedule, contact 8:05 Hudson Swafford (1), $11,310 71-68-69-79—287 -1 Mike Policastro at (423) 478-6219 or mpolicastro@cleve- Canadian Olympic head will back Pittsburgh (Morton 6-4) at Minnesota (Pelfrey 5-7), 8:10 Luke Donald (1), $11,078 72-70-72-74—288 E landstatecc.edu Cincinnati (Leake 8-5) at St. Louis (Jai.Garcia 3-3), 8:15 Heath Slocum (1), $11,078 68-74-70-76—288 E basket- the Canadian Olympic track and field stadium, and Olympic Committee was to meet New York 55 42 .567 — nasCaR sprint Cup ball. The cost is $25 per each hour of instruction. For Toronto 50 50 .500 6½ Crown Royal Presents more information, contact Coach Kilby at 423-596-2515. Committee said Sunday he would need to build an athletes’ Monday to discuss the Boston Baltimore 48 49 .495 7 The Jeff Kyle 400 at The Brickyard FIsHInG Tampa Bay 49 51 .490 7½ would push Toronto to bid for village. bid with Los Angeles a possible sunday CLEVELanD BassMasTERs Boston 44 55 .444 12 at Indianapolis Motor speedway the 2024 Olympics. “The Pan Am Games paved alternative. Central Division The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday Indianapolis, Ind. of each month at South Cleveland United Methodist W L Pct GB Lap length: 2.5 miles Marcel Aubut, head of the the way, and Toronto deserves Toronto could suit some Kansas City 59 38 .608 — Church at 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes (start position in parentheses) boaters and non-boaters and are associated with FLW. COC, told a press conference he the next opportunity to go fur- interests in North America, Minnesota 52 46 .531 7½ 1. (9) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 164 laps, 47 points, $424,191. Detroit 48 50 .490 11½ The club fishes and holds tournament on Chickamauga 2. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, 164, 43, $367,408. Lake, Nickajack Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, wants to see Canada’s largest ther and further in the games,” which has not hosted a summer Chicago 46 50 .479 12½ 3. (6) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 164, 43, $356,825. Cleveland 45 52 .464 14 Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters city be an official candidate by Aubut said. “It’s the biggest games since Atlanta in 1996. 4. (13) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, 164, 40, $283,170. are $35 quarterly. Other fees include $35 FLW joining West Division 5. (17) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 164, 39, $249,875. W L Pct GB fee, $8 insurance, $20 per year for biggest largemouth or Sept. 15, the deadline set by the show on earth, the Summer From the American perspective, 6. (7) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 164, 38, $239,498. smallmouth bass and $15 for tournament largemouth or Los Angeles 55 43 .561 — 7. (23) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 164, 37, $236,326. International Olympic Olympic Games.” Toronto could be considered like Houston 55 45 .550 1 smallmouth prize. For more information, contact 8. (14) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 164, 36, $206,615. Dewayne Lowe at 423-715-5772. Texas 47 50 .485 7½ 9. (5) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 164, 35, $217,073. Committee. Canada finished second to the “home-country games” with Seattle 46 53 .465 9½ LaDy RaIDER soFTBaLL CaMP 10. (31) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 164, 35, $233,856. Cleveland will hold a softball camp for rising 5th-8th “It’s time to make it crystal United States in the Pan Am Canadian governments picking Oakland 44 56 .440 12 11. (43) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 164, 33, $211,040. saturday’s Games graders from July 27-30. For more information, contact 12. (30) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 164, 0, $168,540. Kari Jo Harris at [email protected]. clear,” Aubut said. “I am official- Games medal count and won a up the bills. Detroit 5, Boston 1 13. (1) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 164, 32, $179,740. San Francisco 2, Oakland 1 14. (11) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 164, 30, $174,640. ly declaring that I will use the record number. Officials hope to Aubut emphasized Toronto’s Toronto 8, Seattle 6 15. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 164, 29, $209,976. full power of my office to lead use the short-term public diversity. About 50 percent of Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 1 16. (10) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 164, 28, $194,531. Chicago White Sox 10, Cleveland 3 17. (18) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 164, 27, $194,660. TRansaCTIons and advocate for Toronto’s can- euphoria as a springboard to the residents were born outside Kansas City 2, Houston 1, 10 innings 18. (28) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 164, 0, $158,515. sunday’s sports Transactions didacy to hold the 2024 Olympic Olympic bid. Canada, and city hall figures say N.Y. Yankees 8, Minnesota 5 19. (20) Greg Biffle, Ford, 164, 25, $192,723. BasEBaLL Texas 7, L.A. Angels 6 20. (16) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 164, 24, $186,748. american League Games. This is it.” Canada last hosted the 45 percent speak a first lan- sunday’s Games 21. (3) David Ragan, Toyota, 164, 24, $188,654. BOSTON RED SOX — Selected INF Jemile Weeks from Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 2 22. (8) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 164, 22, $173,840. Pawtucket (IL). Optioned RHP Noe Ramirez to So far five cities are already Summer Olympics in 1976 in guage other than English or Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1 23. (26) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 164, 21, $187,523. Pawtucket. bidding: Boston; Budapest, Montreal. Those games ran up French. Kansas City 5, Houston 1 24. (27) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 164, 20, $170,365. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Reinstated INF Emilio N.Y. Yankees 7, Minnesota 2 25. (25) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 164, 19, $191,701. Bonifacio from the bereavement list. Optioned INF Leury Hungary; Hamburg, Germany; debts of $1.5 billion, which took Toronto Mayor John Tory told L.A. Angels 13, Texas 7 26. (24) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 164, 0, $153,590. Garcia to Charlotte (IL). San Francisco 4, Oakland 3 27. (15) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 164, 17, $160,490. DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled LHP Kyle Ryan from Paris; Rome. Toronto lost recent the city 30 years to pay off. The Associated Press this week Seattle 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings 28. (4) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 164, 16, $179,854. Toledo (IL). Optioned INF Marc Krauss to Toledo. bids to Atlanta for the 1996 Aubut focused on successful the city must move “very quick- Boston 11, Detroit 1 29. (37) David Gilliland, Ford, 163, 15, $172,948. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Acquired RHP Johnny Cueto Monday’s Games 30. (34) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 162, 14, $151,740. from Cincinnati for LHPs Brandon Finnegan, John Lamb Olympics, and to Beijing for Winter Games in Vancouver and ly.” Atlanta (A.Wood 7-6) at Baltimore (Gausman 1-2), 7:05 31. (32) Michael McDowell, Ford, 162, 13, $146,685. and Cody Reed. Chicago White Sox (Danks 5-8) at Boston (J.Kelly 2-6), 32. (40) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 162, 12, $161,843. national League 2008. Calgary, and downplayed “We have to sit down right 7:10 33. (41) Cole Whitt, Ford, 162, 11, $155,482. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Recalled RHP Yimi Garcia “This is working for the candi- Montreal. He said new IOC pres- after these games and prepare Detroit (An.Sanchez 10-7) at Tampa Bay (Karns 5-5), 34. (39) Brett Moffitt, Ford, 162, 10, $145,635. from Oklahoma City (PCL). Activated RHP Zack Greinke 7:10 35. (29) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 161, 9, $153,385. from the paternity list. dacy,” Aubut clarified. “We are ident Thomas Bach was empha- every bit of analysis — on the Kansas City (Volquez 9-5) at Cleveland (Co.Anderson 2- 36. (36) Brian Scott, Chevrolet, 161, 0, $145,285. FooTBaLL 1), 7:10 37. (21) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 161, 7, $153,148. national Football League not working to get the games as sizing “cost efficiency” in the finances, on the benefits to the N.Y. Yankees (Nova 2-3) at Texas (M.Harrison 1-1), 8:05 38. (22) Aric Almirola, Ford, 161, 6, $176,386. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Released OT Gosder such, but to bring Toronto into Olympics. city, on the amount of publicity Arizona (Ray 3-5) at Seattle (Montgomery 4-4), 10:10 39. (38) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 160, 0, $135,450. Cherilus. Tuesday’s Games 40. (33) Trevor Bayne, Ford, accident, 155, 4, $176,025. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed K Blair Walsh to a con- the process of being an official “It 40 years since Montreal it will give us,” Tory said. Atlanta (Teheran 6-5) at Baltimore (U.Jimenez 7-6), 7:05 41. (42) Timmy Hill, Ford, 111, 0, $127,450. tract extension. Placed LB Casey Matthews on injured Philadelphia (Morgan 1-2) at Toronto (Doubront 1-0), 42. (19) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 110, 2, $171,986. reserve. Placed DB Josh Robinson on the PUP list. candidate by Sept. 15.” 76,” he said. “It’s time that we do Tory may have a difficult time. 7:07 43. (35) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, engine, 78, 1, Placed WR DaVaris Daniels and DT Shamar Stephen on Toronto has built several it.” The economic development com- Chicago White Sox (Samardzija 7-5) at Boston (Miley 8- $119,950. the active/non football injury list. 8), 7:10 Race statistics HoCKEy Olympic-grade venues including As Toronto gets into the mix, mittee of the city council has Detroit (Price 9-3) at Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 5-6), 7:10 Average Speed of Race Winner: 131.656 mph. national Hockey League Kansas City (C.Young 8-6) at Cleveland (Bauer 8-7), Time of Race: 3 hours, 6 minutes, 51 seconds. CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Paul Byron to a one- a pool and cycling velodrome for Boston’s bid is floundering with 7:10 Margin of Victory: 0.332 seconds. year contract. N.Y. Yankees (Capuano 0-4) at Texas (M.Perez 0-1), the Pan Am Games, which end local approval falling below 50 See OLYMPIC, Page 11 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 11 Royals get Cueto in trade with Cincinnati KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The year. man Mike Moustakas, are eligi- Kansas City Royals acquired “There is a lot interest in ble for arbitration and becoming Johnny Cueto in a trade with Johnny and we felt that this was more expensive by the year. Cincinnati on Sunday, sending the best value we could get,” While Royals owner David three prospects to the Reds for a Reds general manager Walt Glass has been willing to legitimate ace for the front of Jocketty said. “Johnny is going increase their payroll to fran- their beleaguered rotation. to a great situation there. He has chise-record levels, Kansas City Kansas City has the best people that he’ll know. He’s on a may have only a couple of years record in the American League team that has a chance to go to to make another run at a title after it lost to San Francisco in the World Series.” before finances force them into a Game 7 of the World Series last Finnegan and Lamb were rebuilding mode. October. But Yordano Ventura assigned to Triple-A Louisville, Royals general manager has underperformed this year and Reed went to Double-A Dayton Moore is not thinking and Jason Vargas will miss the Pensacola. about Cueto’s future — now. rest of the season after he Finnegan was selected by the “We acquired Johnny Cueto to injured his elbow last week — Royals in the first round of last help us compete and win the increasing the need for pitching year’s draft. He made seven play- division and hopefully get back help. off appearances in 2014, but has to the playoffs and win a World The Royals last won the title in split time between Triple-A Series,” he said. “That’s where 1985, and the trade was greeted Omaha and Kansas City this our focus is.” with a loud ovation when it was year. The deal also reunites Edinson announced during the third The 25-year-old Lamb, a fifth- Volquez and Cueto after the inning of Kansas City’s home round pick in 2008, is 9-1 with a pitchers spent four years togeth- game against Houston on 2.67 ERA in 17 starts for Omaha. er in Cincinnati. Sunday afternoon. Cueto, 29, won 20 games last The close friends are from the “I’m excited about my next season and is 7-6 with a 2.62 Dominican Republic, and chapter,” Cueto said with Reds ERA in 19 starts this year. He Volquez, who signed a $20 mil- catcher Brayan Pena serving as pitched eight scoreless innings in lion, two-year deal with the his translator. “I know they play Cincinnati’s 5-2 victory at Royals this past offseason, baseball very good. I’m excited Colorado on Saturday night. served as a mentor to Cueto because I know it’s going to be The right-hander made his when he broke into the big good for my career and good for major league debut with leagues in 2008. They have even the team.” Cincinnati in 2008 and is 92-63 spoken of their desire to play Cueto, who is eligible for free with a 3.21 ERA in eight sea- together once again. agency after the season, had sons. AP photo spent his entire career with “It’s a very emotional time for Greinke gives up run, shutout CinCinnAti Reds PitCHeR Johnny Cueto works against the Colorado Rockies, in Denver. Cincinnati. But the fourth-place me,” Cueto said. “But I under- streak over at 45 2-3 innings Reds are looking to the future stand it’s part of the game and NEW YORK (AP) — Zack with a pitch leading off the third, Nieuwenhuis beat the tag and had allowed in seven starts since and could trade several more sig- I’m just excited about my next Greinke’s shutout streak for the and Kevin Plawecki singled. Los Angeles did not challenge. June 13 at San Diego. He did nificant pieces before Friday’s step.” Los Angeles Dodgers is over after Nieuwenhuis went to third The play was scored a fielder’s give up a leadoff homer to AL non-waiver deadline, including The deal for Cueto is indicative the New York Mets scored when rookie center fielder Joc choice, and Greinke showed little MVP Mike Trout in the All-Star right-hander Mike Leake and All- of the new reality for Kansas against him on a grounder by Pederson fumbled the ball for an emotion as he waited for a Game on July 14. Star closer Aroldis Chapman. City, which used to trade away opposing pitcher Jacob deGrom. error, putting runners at the cor- moment near the mound. Greinke originally was sched- Cincinnati got minor league its top players for prospects at Greinke retired his first six ners with none out. Greinke got Despite the error, the run was uled to pitch Friday, but he went left-handers Brandon Finnegan, the deadline. Not so much right batters Sunday, extending his ahead 0-2 on deGrom, who hit a earned because Curtis to Los Angeles to be with his wife, John Lamb and Cody Reed in now, and the Royals are trying to scoreless streak to 45 2-3 bouncer to first base. Adrian Granderson followed with a fly to Emily, on Thursday night for the the trade for Cueto, who was one take full advantage of their win- innings — longest in the majors Gonzalez threw home, where right field that presumably could birth of their first child, Bode of the top starters on the market. dow for contention. since Orel Hershiser set the big Nieuwenhuis slid in safely. have scored Nieuwenhuis. Nicholas. The right-hander, who The Reds also are sending Several top young players, league record with 59 for the Dodgers catcher Yasmani Greinke got out of the inning was leading the majors with a money to the Royals to help pay such as first baseman Eric Dodgers in 1988. But the right- Grandal signaled to the bench for without any further damage. 1.30 ERA, rejoined the team this Cueto’s remaining salary for the Hosmer and All-Star third base- hander hit Kirk Nieuwenhuis a review, but replays showed It was the first run Greinke weekend. Busch Smoltz From Page 9 From Page 9

ed with the traditional kissing of Kevin Harvick was third in a least 3,000 hits, 600 doubles, coach Matt Galante, who into the audience at Galante, a the Yard of Bricks, where he was Chevrolet, followed by Martin 400 stolen bases and 250 home worked tirelessly over six weeks baseball lifer who was near accompanied by his wife and Truex Jr., Busch teammate runs while being asked to play of spring training as Biggio tears before the ceremony even son, who was born in May. Denny Hamlin and Clint four positions in his 20-year made the transition from catch- began. “Being away for 11 weeks, it Bowyer. Matt Kenseth, another career, all with the Astros. er to second base. “I’m not here without that was tough. It was pretty hard Gibbs driver, was seventh, fol- He paid special thanks to As he spoke, Biggio looked man,” Biggio said. times,” Busch said. “It was lowed by Kurt Busch and Kyle tough to fight through all those Larson. things that I had to go through, Penske driver Brad Samantha had to go through Keselowski rounded out the top while she was pregnant. She 10. Froome was helping me. All the steps Jeff Gordon’s final Brickyard From Page 9 that we went through to get 400 was a huge bust as an early AP photo back into the race car were quite spin caused considerable dam- Cole HAmels gets challenging. age that eventually sent him to and helmets, linked together for up from fourth last year. which Froome excels at. Their doused with ice water after “But once we’ve been back, I the garage for repairs. Gordon, their slow-motion, chorus-line For all the pre-Tour talk of a developing rivalry, with youth on throwing a no-hitter against felt like I just continued right on who has a record five victories at finish. possible four-way battle between Quintana’s side against the 30- the Chicago Cubs. my stride. This has been a phe- Indianapolis, finished 42nd. “This is your yellow jersey as Froome, Quintana, 2014 cham- year-old Froome, could help the nomenal return. I won’t say phe- He’s retiring at the end of the much as it is mine,” Froome pion Vincenzo Nibali and two- sport win back fans disgusted by nomenal year because it was a year. said. time winner Alberto Contador, the systematic deceit of Hamels ready dismal year to start, but I guess “It was disappointing,” Their powerful riding, chasing only the 25-year-old Colombian Armstrong’s era. I’ll take that 11-week vacation Gordon said. “I have had an rivals in the mountains and pro- — who again won the Tour’s “I have lots of years ahead of any year if it’s going to look like amazing career here in Indy. tecting Froome on flats, was vital. white jersey as best young rider me,” Quintana said. for first start this.” The fans have been spectacular. So, too, was the meticulous plan- — gave the yellow jersey a run for Totaled up, Quintana took Now he has a prestigious I am not going to let a couple ning of Dave Brailsford, the orga- his 450,000 euros ($494,000) in more time off Froome on the after no-hitter Brickyard victory to give him races overthrow the races that nizational brains at Froome’s prize money. Tour’s high mountain climbs one of NASCAR’s elusive crown have gone well.” Team Sky, which has far sur- “He’s a great rival,” Quintana than the other way around. CHICAGO (AP) — Fresh off jewels. His Indianapolis victory Two-time Brickyard winner passed its goal in 2009 of nur- said. “He suffered a lot to win.” Yet the Colombian didn’t have baseball’s third no-hitter of ranks alongside his Southern Tony Stewart was strong early turing Britain’s first Tour winner With more experience and to contend with the scrutiny, the season, Cole Hamels is 500 win at Darlington Raceway but strategy backfired on the within five years. more smarts in the first week doubt and thinly-veiled sugges- preparing to start for the as the biggest of his career. Indiana native and he finished In a repeat of 2013, Quintana when he lost too much time, tions of doping that Froome was Philadelphia Phillies on “Maybe I found my happy 28th. was again runner-up. But the Quintana would have posed a forced to respond to on an almost Thursday. place,” Busch said in victory NASCAR used a track-specific margin was much smaller this bigger threat and perhaps come daily basis, mostly with patience That could change in a lane when asked if he has found rules package Sunday that was time: 1 minute, 12 seconds, the closer to becoming the first but also with bristle as the race hurry. a new perspective since he was designed to improve the racing tightest win since 2008. Colombian winner. wore on. Hamels could be on the injured in a crash the day before on a track that has proven to be Third-placed Alejandro This Tour was mountain- Such was his strength, it’s no move after he dominated the the season-opening Daytona. incredibly hard to pass at since Valverde, Quintana’s Movistar heavy, suiting Quintana’s climb- longer a stretch to imagine Chicago Cubs in a 5-0 victory 500. the heavy stock cars began rac- teammate from Spain, made the ing strengths. Future Tours Froome soon joining the elite on Saturday afternoon, strik- Busch, who also won the sec- ing on the Brickyard. podium for the first time, moving could have more time trials, group of seven riders who won ing out 13 in the 13th no-hit- ond-tier Xfinity Series race But the low-drag package did- three Tours or more. The record ter in franchise history for Saturday at Indianapolis, moved n’t appear to be much of an of five wins — achieved by the Phillies. The 31-year-old 23 points away from cracking improvement as drivers com- Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, left-hander has been men- the top 30 in the standings. plained all weekend that the Braves Bernard Hinault and Miguel tioned prominently in trade NASCAR granted him a waiver turbulence was too strong Indurain — is still far off. From Page 9 talks ahead of Friday’s non- that will make him eligible for around their car when they’d Froome says he would like to waiver deadline. the Chase for the Sprint Cup close in on another. In the end, keep competing “as long as my Hamels threw a season- championship should he be there were 16 lead changes The Braves took advantage of walked in his return to the line- body will allow me.” His aim is at high 129 pitches in his first ranked inside the top 30 in among six drivers and Harvick, least another six years. win since May 23, but said Wacha’s wildness to take a 2-0 up. Out since June 17 with a points. who called Sunday’s race “a sci- lead in the second. Ryan right wrist injury, Freeman “I love the sacrifices, the train- Sunday he was feeling good. “We’re a championship con- ence project,” led a race-high 75 ing, the hard work. That’s what “Everything felt more in Lavarnway grounded a double pinch-hit Saturday after he tending team, we just need to be laps. into the left-field corner to score arrived during the game follow- gets me out of bed in the morn- sync than it had,” he said. “I championship eligible,” Busch “I think everybody put in a lot ings. I’m not trying to do it for a don’t feel like I threw as Eury Perez, who had worked a ing a one-game rehab stint in said. of effort to really try to make one-out walk after falling behind Florida. Freeman said after got specific amount of Tour titles or many pitches as I did. That’s The win for Joe Gibbs Racing everything a lot better, spent a fame,” he said after sealing his a good sign. It means I was 0-2 in the count. Following a to the visitors’ clubhouse, he was the first Sprint Cup Series lot of money, but I don’t know two-out walk to Jace Peterson, hopped in a hot tub, then win in the Alps. “I love riding my throwing correctly.” victory at Indianapolis for that we accomplished everything bike. I love pushing my body to Hamels said he celebrated Cameron Maybin singled on an warmed up on a stationary bicy- Toyota, which has now won at that we were looking to accom- 0-2 changeup to drive in cle before making his way to the the limit. I love the freedom that the no-hitter with family and all 23 active tracks. Toyota has plish,” Harvick said. cycling gives you.” friends, and received con- Lavarnway. Wacha needed 51 dugout. won the last six national series Aside from the lack of pitches to get through the first TRAINER’S ROOM gratulations from Roy races dating back to Busch’s improved competition, the cars Halladay, Cliff Lee, Roy two innings. Cardinals: CF Randal Grichuk win at Kentucky, and JGR has were extremely hot inside the The Cardinals evened the left after the sixth inning with Oswalt and Brett Myers. won four consecutive poles and cockpit because the aerodynam- “That was nice because score with runs in the fourth what manager Mike Matheny Olympic four consecutive races. ic package was trapping air and fifth. Rookie Stephen called a minor groin injury. those guys all helped impact Chevrolet had entered the inside. Busch was one of many From Page 10 me,” Hamels said. Piscotty, in his first start at Grichuk suffered the injury race on a 12-year winning drivers physically drained fol- home, drove in the first St. Louis when he was running the bases Hamels also was part of streak and had won 16 of the 21 lowing Saturday’s race, and Philadelphia’s previous no- run with a single that scored after singling in the fourth already rejected an Olympic bid Brickyards. The manufacturer Sunday’s race seemed to have Jason Heyward. Heyward, scor- inning. by the cash-strapped city. hitter, teaming with three also won the Indianapolis 500 in the same consequence. relievers for another gem last ing for the first time against his UP NEXT Rio de Janeiro, the host of next May with Roger Penske driver This same rules package is former team, initially was ruled Braves: LHP Alex Wood (7-6, year’s Olympics, is spending Sept. 1 at Atlanta. It was the Juan Pablo Montoya. scheduled to be used next first no-hitter against out but the call was overturned 3.78 ERA) will face RHP Kevin about $12 billion to organize the But Penske was denied his month at Michigan. following a 5-minute-8-second Gausman (1-2, 5.18) in the games. Russia spent about $51 Chicago since Sandy Koufax first Brickyard 400 win when “I got a huge blister on my pitched a perfect game at review that showed he slid in opener of a three-game series as billion to organize the 2014 Joey Logano finished second to foot,” Logano said. “I think the ahead of Lavarnway’s tag. Atlanta continues a three-stop Winter Olympics in Sochi. Dodger Stadium in 1965. Busch on Sunday in a Ford. extended bumper cover on the The Baseball Hall of Fame Matt Holliday’s double into trip. The Braves are not sched- The 2024 winner will be named “Geez, I guess Kyle’s back,” back of these things doesn’t let the right-field corner scored uled off until Aug. 10. in 2017 in Lima, Peru, with Paris requested Hamels’ cap from Daytona 500 winner Logano the airflow underneath the car the game, but there might be Kolten Wong, who also had dou- Cardinals: RHP Lance Lynn often viewed as the early favorite. said. “It’s just so frustrating like it used to without it, and I bled, to tie the game in the fifth (7-5, 2.80) will make his first “This is the moment. This is the one issue. running second at the think it builds the inside tem- “That’s cool, but unfortu- and set the stage for Garcia’s start this season against time to go forward especially with Brickyard. Second hurts.” perature up. I’ve got sweat in my heroics. Cincinnati when he opposes the success we have had with nately it probably smells Busch knows that all too well. eyes. pretty bad,” Hamels said. FREEMAN’S BACK rookie RHP Raisel Iglesias (1-2, these Pan Am Games,” Aubut He finished second in two of the “It’s just too hot inside those Braves cleanup hitter Freddie 5.45). The division rivals have said. “We are going to work very previous three Brickyards. cars.” Freeman went 1 for 3 and not met since April 19. seriously starting tomorrow.” 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Lessons learned from the days of the smokehouse Back in the early 1970s, I got to these people that you don't find in shared in the bounty. In essence, they national and state politicians also use know a man by the name of Bill Rosa. GUEST other parts of the country. In the early were all putting something in and doing our collective resources for diplomacy, At the time, he was superintendent of ColUmniST days, they not only made moonshine their part to survive. fighting wars and more unnecessary schools in Mountain View, Ark. whiskey (and some still do), they more Then one day, one of the mountain pork-barrel projects than you can If you have never been to my home Jim or less lived off the fat of the land. men decided that he could take some- name. state, and have never been to Mountain Times have changed, but even today thing out of the smokehouse without There is so much "wiggle" room in a View, I can truthfully say you have Davidson there are still vestiges of this lifestyle in putting anything in. As he continued national budget of more than a trillion really missed something. Practically this part of the country. this practice, one of the other mountain dollars and state budgets that run into everyone in Arkansas is at least famil- This story really has its roots in an men observed him doing this and said billions of dollars, that it actually iar with this quaint community where The reason I am sharing these earlier day when westward expansion to himself, "If he can do that, I can do invites graft and corruption. That night, folk music is played, weather permit- thoughts with you is to give you a little began in our country and most of the it, too." many years ago, when Bill Rosa came ting, almost every Saturday in front of background on a topic that hopefully settlers’ forefathers migrated from the Before long there was another, then to speak to our men's club, he helped the Stone County Courthouse. will give you some insights into where mountains, hills and hollers of another, then another and before long me to understand the simple principle A trip to Mountain View will certainly we are, economically speaking, in this Kentucky, Tennessee and the this honest, workable system was of not taking something out if you don't take you back in time and it's also country. Carolinas. These were rugged pioneers destroyed. first put something in, and what the home to the Ozark Folk Center and Along about this time, I was presi- who forged a trail in the wilderness It was then decided that each indi- consequences will be, if too many of Blanchard Springs Caverns, a deep dent of the men's club at a church in that provided a way for others to follow vidual would have his own smoke- our citizens do that. This is what has underground cave operated and main- Little Rock and I invited Bill to come in the coming years. There was a stark house. This way if they did not put happened to our Social Security sys- tained by the U.S. Forest Service. You and speak to our club. He graciously contrast to the lifestyle these people anything in, they could not take any- tem. can also catch your limit of rainbow accepted, drove 150 miles down in the lived and the way flatlanders lived on thing out. Now it does not take a rocket When you have 20 people riding in a trout in the nearby White River with no evening, back home the same night and the plantations of the Deep South. Of scientist to see the principles involved wagon and only three pulling it, some- problem at all. would not accept a penny for his time course, this goes back to the days of here, and how they affect life in thing has to give, and there will be a One year, back when I knew Bill, he and expenses. During his talk he told a slavery when labor was free. Gladly, America today. day when our government can no invited me to be the speaker for his compelling story that has stuck with those days are long gone. We have gone from a simple system longer print fiat money. Before we can high school commencement exercises, me to this day. Bill told of a time when the early in the early days of our nation's history ever have a stable economy, as an indi- and they held the event at their beauti- Anyone who knows anything at all mountain pioneers lived in small com- where all able-bodied people took care vidual or a nation, we must first get out ful folk center. Unfortunately, I had a about the history of mountain people munities to have protection from the of themselves, to now millions of of debt. previous commitment in another school also knows there is a code of the hills Indians, and to survive the long, harsh Americans who look to our government ——— district and could not accept. To this that is very real. There are certain winters. He said each community had a to take care of them and to meet most (About the writer: Jim Davidson is a day, I have always regretted not being things you can do, and again, there are smokehouse and everyone contributed of their needs. Our government not motivational speaker and syndicated able to be there with Bill and his peo- certain things you had better not do. to the smoking and curing of meat, only takes care of the widows, the columnist. He may be contacted at 2 ple. There is an independent spirit among especially wild game, and they all orphans and the homeless, but our Bentley Drive, Conway AR 72034.)

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Dear Annie: How do you cope Hunger doesn’t take with a friendship where the person stays connected just enough to continually remind you of how a summer vacation unimportant you are? I have a friend with whom I was ne of the most powerful they have on their community. once quite close. We exercised and things we can do to build Summer feeding efforts are part ran errands together, and when a brighter future for of the Obama administration’s she was seriously ill, I spent count- O less hours visiting, reading to her America’s kids is to give them focus on restoring economic and just being there. I donated to the nutrition they need to learn security to hard-hit American her charities, sang in her choir, and grow. families; building stronger and we always had fun together. Thanks to the Healthy, neighborhoods and communi- But after I was diagnosed with Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, ties; and ensuring young people the same illness (now recovered), nearly 31 million kids are now have the opportunity to reach she visited me only twice and now guaranteed healthy breakfasts their full potential. When we seems too busy to get together. That would be bad enough. But the and lunches at school. For raise the quality of life for any real problem is that she texts me many kids, these are the most one child, we raise the odds that often to say how much she misses nutritious meals they’ll get all they learn to read, become me or to ask for a favor, but appar- day — but what happens when engaged in the classroom, and ently never wants to see me. It’s a school lets out? even graduate from high sad reminder of how little she is willing to do to maintain the friend- Proper nutrition is critical for a school. ship. child's ability to learn, grow and By building a generation of We live in a small town and I be ready to achieve their healthy, educated young peo- Utility wants credits as default can’t cut her off without repercus- dreams — and hunger is one of ple, we establish their ability to sions. Is my only option to simply the most severe roadblocks to give back to their communities live with the disappointment? — the learning process. Lack of and neighborhoods, mentor option for refunds by Kemper Friend in Need Dear Friend: You have another nutrition during the summer other children and create a option: Talk to her about it. Not months may set up a cycle for cycle of achievement and JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Power said it needs Mississippi Power Co. is telling 60 days after the commission everyone is good about friendship poor performance once school advancement for generations to regulators that the company The unit of Atlanta- approves its plan to calculate maintenance. Some people become begins again and can make come. wants bill credits to be the based Southern Co., in a refunds and set up payment sys- so busy that they neglect people children more prone to illness No child or teen should be default option when refunding recent filing with the tems, which would mean bill who are otherwise important to and other health issues year- excited to start school in the fall the $350 million the company Mississippi Public credits or checks could begin them, and don’t recognize that this collected from customers for its Service Commission, sometime in October. The compa- behavior is hurtful. For them, tex- round. because they will finally be able ting becomes a convenient substi- That’s why, when school is to eat balanced meals. They Kemper County power plant. said it only wants to ny said it wouldn’t be able to The unit of Atlanta-based issue checks when answer questions from individual tute for face-to-face interactions not in session, the U.S. should be excited to learn and Southern Co., in a recent filing customers ask, although customers until then. that require scheduling and organ- Department of Agriculture’s achieve inside the classroom with the Mississippi Public it acknowledged the The utility said it would take ization. You won’t know whether this is summer meals program helps and out. Join us in making sure Service Commission, said it only three-member seven to 10 days after a request make sure that those kids get wants to issue checks when cus- to send out checks. The company the case unless you ask your friend that every child will have the commission could order directly. We hope she will be com- the nutrition they need. Last opportunity to access summer tomers ask, although it acknowl- the company to issue said it would take longer if it’s edged the three-member com- required to send a check to pletely honest about the reasons year, USDA and its partners meals so they can their start checks to all customers for her dismissive attitude. At the mission could order the company who are due a refund. everyone and warned of the pos- served a record 186 million their school year with both a to issue checks to all customers sibility that checks would be very least, you will be able to deter- nutritious summer meals to kids healthy body and mind. who are due a refund. stolen or go unclaimed. Checks mine how much she cares by how across the country, including Help spread awareness of “A default option is necessary ity says it is short on cash and would be voided after 180 days. If sincerely apologetic she is and to prevent a requirement that all will have to obtain money for the the company doesn’t find a for- whether she does anything to rem- more than 4.1 million here in summer meals in your commu- edy the situation. After all, what do Tennessee, helping to ensure nity. 188,000 of MPC’s customers con- refunds, probably from Southern mer customer within five years, tact the company prior to receiv- Co. unclaimed money would be you have to lose? that those kids started the We recently launched the ing a refund in any form,” the Mississippi Power wrote that transferred to the state treasurer. Dear Annie: My granddaughter school year healthy and ready “Summer Meals Site Finder” company wrote in the filing. because of turnover in its cus- Because refunds are larger just hosted a birthday party for her to learn. map, an online tool that families The company cut rates 18 per- tomer base, as many as 300,000 than the typical monthly bill, year-old baby with 100 people in Better health along with can use to find free nutritious cent Monday after the state current and former customers customers with credits might pay attendance. The child was lavished Supreme Court ruled in are due a refund. nothing for several months. The with beautiful, expensive gifts. improved education and higher meals for kids using their com- When I asked my granddaughter if literacy rates are just a few fac- puters or smartphones. They February that the 2013 increase The company estimates that a company said it also wants to for the $6.2 billion plant was ille- residential customer who uses allow a few large commercial and she had written thank-you notes tors in the environment of a can also call the National gal and ordered refunds. 1,000 kilowatt hours per month industrial customers to stretch for the lovely presents, she child that can determine their Hunger Hotline at 1-866-3- Any rate decrease could be of electricity and has been served out their refunds over many informed me that “this isn’t done path and, ultimately, the impact Hungry or 1-877-8-Hambre. short-lived. Mississippi Power since the rate increase began in months to offset possible future for birthdays” and the subject was sought to increase rates after the April 2013 is owed about $650. increases. However, it wrote in closed. ——— I am livid over this pompous act (About the writers: Tom Vilsack is the nation’s 30th Secretary of court ruling, and the PSC has Until Monday, that customer the filing that it did not want to scheduled a hearing on the paid about $144 a month. offer that choice to all customers of entitlement by my usually kind Agriculture. Arne Duncan is the 9th U.S. Secretary of Education. request at the same Aug. 6 meet- However, average residential cus- because it would take too much and thoughtful grandchild. But Opinions expressed in guest “Viewpoints” do not necessarily reflect ing that commissioners intend to tomers use more power, and thus time and cost too much money to this is a pattern I have seen with the views of the Cleveland Daily Banner.) vote on the refund plan. The util- would be owed more. reprogram computers. lots of children who were never taught how to express gratitude well, and this lack of training is passing to the next generation. ODAY IN ISTORY I have come up with a solution Cleveland Daily Banner T H that I can live with. I am having – Established in 1854 – “Thank You” notes printed with my Today is Monday, July 27, the isolating the hormone insulin at In 1980, on day 267 of the grandchildren’s names, adding EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER 208th day of 2015. There are 157 the University of Toronto. Iranian hostage crisis, the deposed Forever stamps and handing them Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant days left in the year. In 1953, the Korean War Shah of Iran died at a military hos- out at Christmas. — R.J. Today’s Highlights in History: armistice was signed at pital outside Cairo, Egypt, at age Dear R.J.: We hope this works OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR On July 27, 1940, Bugs Bunny Panmunjom, ending three years of 60. for you, but we aren’t optimistic. Herb Lacy made his “official” debut in the fighting. In 1995, the Korean War Nonetheless, your granddaughter Joyce Taylor Warner Bros. animated cartoon “A In 1960, Vice President Richard Veterans Memorial was dedicated isn’t entirely wrong. Birthday gifts SPORTS EDITOR Wild Hare.” Billboard magazine M. Nixon was nominated for presi- in Washington by President Bill that are opened in front of the ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts published its first “music populari- dent on the first ballot at the Clinton and South Korean givers with appropriate verbal Rick Norton ty chart” listing best-selling retail Republican national convention in President Kim Young-sam. thanks offered at the time do not ADVERTISING DIRECTOR records (in first place was “I’ll Never Chicago. In 1996, terror struck the require a written thank-you note Jack Bennett Smile Again” recorded by Tommy In 1965, Shirley Ann Lawson of Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb afterward, although that is always ASSOCIATE EDITOR Dorsey and His Orchestra, with Auckland gave birth to four girls exploded at Centennial Olympic a nice touch and makes a good Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER featured vocalist Frank Sinatra). and a boy, the first quintuplets Park, directly killing one person impression. What we find tacky is Sheena Meyer On this date: born in New Zealand. and injuring 111. (Anti-government the lavish birthday party for a LIFESTYLES EDITOR In 1789, President George In 1967, President Lyndon B. extremist Eric Rudolph later plead- year-old baby that includes 100 William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR Washington signed a measure Johnson appointed the Kerner ed guilty to the bombing.) guests. Richard Yarber establishing the Department of Commission to assess the causes In 2003, comedian Bob Hope ——— Foreign Affairs, forerunner of the of urban rioting, the same day died in Toluca Lake, California, at (About the writers: Annie’s 423-472-5041 Department of State. black militant H. Rap Brown said age 100. Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell Telephone In 1861, Union Maj. Gen. George in Washington that violence was Ten years ago: NASA said a siz- and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors B. McClellan took command of the “as American as cherry pie.” able chunk of foam insulation of the Ann Landers column. Please 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 Army of the Potomac during the In 1974, the House Judiciary came flying off the shuttle email your questions to anniesmail- Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax Civil War. Committee voted 27-11 to adopt Discovery’s fuel bank during liftoff, [email protected], or write to: In 1921, Canadian researcher the first of three articles of prompting the space agency to Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 Frederick Banting and his assis- impeachment against President ground future shuttle flights until Syndicate, 737 3rd St., Hermosa tant, Charles Best, succeeded in Richard Nixon. the problem could be fixed. Beach CA 90254. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 13 2 lives cut short: Remembering young women shot at movies LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) — One wearing T-shirts she designed “The trees are blooming. She was a talented artist who sang and described her as a funny, helped motivate people to do in an all-female band and plant- talented and welcoming woman. things. She got together about ed trees to beautify her neigh- He said she was a “tastemaker,” 100 kids from UL (University of borhood. Another was studying the type of person that if you Louisiana at Lafayette), we all to be a radiology technician and showed up at a club or restau- picked up trash, put it to the looking forward to a future with rant or an event and she was street, and the city picked it up. a longtime boyfriend. there, you knew you were in the It was amazing to see the yards Jillian Johnson, 33, and right place. were absolutely clean,” Shelvin Mayci Breaux, 21, were shot “She was just a really nice said. and killed last Thursday while person, just in the horribly Breaux, who was from watching the movie wrong place at the wrong time,” Franklin, Louisiana, was study- “Trainwreck” at The Grand 16 Sharp said. ing to be a medical radiology movie theater in Lafayette, leav- Hundreds of mourners technician at Louisiana State ing stunned friends and family turned out for a vigil Saturday University-Eunice and was questioning how two lives off to night, wearing T-shirts and expected to start next week such promising starts could end holding signs with the words doing clinical work at a hospital so tragically. “Lafayette Strong,” which has in Lafayette — the same hospi- Police say John Russell become a rallying call in the tal she was taken to Thursday Houser, 59, stood up about 20 wake of the shootings. after she was fatally shot. minutes into the movie and Organizers played a recording of In Franklin, an old town in AP photo began firing before ultimately a folksy ukulele-and-voice song Louisiana’s sugar cane country, StePhAnie Guidroz with Stars of Hope, of Columbia, Miss., prepare stars to hang for a memorial taking his own life. recorded by Johnson, who also hundreds of mourners attended near the movie theater to remember and honor the victims of a deadly shooting at the Grand 16 theater, Funerals for both women played in a local band called visitation services for Breaux Sunday, in Lafayette, La. John Russell Houser stood up about 20 minutes into Thursday night’s showing were scheduled for Monday. The Figs. Sunday evening. Louisiana Gov. of “Trainwreck” and fired on the audience with a semi-automatic handgun. Friends of Johnson, like Pudd Joseph Shelvin, 66, was a Bobby Jindal also made an Sharp, remembered her as a neighbor of the Johnson family. appearance at the funeral old cousin of Breaux said she and “tons of cousins” reported that Breaux was voted woman of talent and warmth. At He said Johnson spruced up the home, but did not speak with had been dating her boyfriend Oestriecher said, adding she “Most Beautiful” by her senior an event to remember the vic- neighborhood by planting crepe media. Matthew Rodriguez for years would miss Breaux’s smile the class and was crowned Carnival tims he pointed out people myrtle trees. Anne Oestriecher, a 52-year- before the two went to the movie most. Queen in 2012. She also worked theater Thursday. Rodriguez “She was the quiet one; she at Coco Eros Fashion Boutique was shot in the chest but sur- was the one, everybody is run- in Lafayette for about a year vived. ning around like crazy, she where she was remembered as a “They were planning their life would sit there quietly and just cheerful woman with a generous together; they were ready to get be enjoying everybody and smile for customers and those out of school and get married enjoying everything and then with whom she worked. and start a family. And she and suddenly bust out laughing “Everyone at the store would Matt went to the movies,” said because somebody said some- remember her,” said Thea St. Oestriecher who spoke with thing that made her smile,” she Germain, 24. “She was that tears on her face. Breaux had a said. kind of person to leave an younger sister and older brother The Franklin-Banner Tribune impression on you.” Coast Guard searches for missing Fla. teens TEQUESTA, Fla. (AP) — and a 45-foot response boat. missing along with on Personal Hundreds of family members, The overturned fishing boat Floatation Device still on the friends and classmates took part was spotted about 11 a.m. boat.” in a Sunday night prayer vigil for Sunday. A Coast Guard helicopter The teens were last seen Friday two missing 14-year-olds from lowered a rescue swimmer who afternoon buying $110 worth of South Florida who disappeared confirmed the registration num- gas before heading in the direc- while fishing in the Atlantic bers of the boat. Petty Officer tion of the Bahamas to fish. Ocean. Steve Lehmann said the boat will The prayer service took place at Hours earlier, the U.S. Coast be anchored in place while Jupiter Christian School where Guard found the teens’ 19-foot search-and-rescue efforts contin- Stephanos has attended since boat capsized off some 67 miles ue. kindergarten. off Ponce de Leon Inlet in Volusia Coast Guard officials said NFL Hall of Famer Joe Namath, County. There was no sign of they’ve searched some 25,000 who is Cohen’s neighbor, said AP file photo Perry Cohen or Austin Stephanos, square miles since the boys were during a news conference that new JerSey Gov. ChriS ChriStie greets supporters during an event announcing he will seek the who were last seen just before reported missing Friday after- both the boys are experienced Republican nomination for president at Livingston High School in Livingston, N.J., June 30. Christie heading to sea on Friday afternoon. boaters. launched his campaign for president surrounded by old friends in his former high school gymnasium. noon. Tequesta police told the Palm Namath said, “We’ve got to Christie has remained especially close to his high school friends. But he’s also made a habit of appoint- The Coast Guard continued Beach Post believe in their wherewithal.” ing and nominating his former classmates to plum state positions, including judgeships. searching throughout the night, (http://pbpo.st/1S6KP5v ) that The families of the teens are using a HC-144 Ocean Sentry air- Coast Guard crews reported the offering $100,000 reward in the Christie has made habit of plane, MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter “engine cover was found to be search. appointing high school friends

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New who, if you know them, you like expressed an interest in a judge- Jersey Gov. Chris Christie them, you trust them and they ship early in Christie’s first term launched his campaign for presi- want to serve, that you reach out and said it made sense for the dent in his high school gymnasi- to them.” governor to look to people with um, surrounded by old friends. Christie also argued that the whom he had longstanding rela- “Everything started here for state senate had to confirm many tionships. me: the confidence, the educa- of the jobs, “so there’s certainly “When you know someone that tion, the friends, the family and (a) check and balance there.” long, you get a pretty good sense the love that I’ve always felt for And the high school, former of who they really are,” he said. and from this community,” he classmates noted, was very large, A month later, Christie was told the crowd at Livingston High with nearly 600 people in speaking at another superior school. Christie’s graduating class. court judge’s swearing-in cere- Christie has remained espe- In his role as governor, mony — this time in Toms River, cially close to his high school Christie is responsible for for Robert Brenner, another friends. He checks in by phone appointing or nominating 5,000 Livingston grad. and attends reunions. But he’s or more positions across the Christie told those gathered also made a habit of appointing state, including uncompensated that he and Brenner had met as and nominating his former class- and judicial roles, according to sophomores but really bonded as mates to plum state positions, spokesman Kevin Roberts. law-school study partners. They including judgeships. An “It’s quite unusual,” said Craig became so close that Brenner Associated Press review of his Holman, a government affairs was in Christie’s wedding party. senior class yearbook, state pay- lobbyist for Public Citizen, a non- Among the guests in the court- roll records, agency websites and profit consumer advocacy group room that day, NJ.com reported state press releases found that a based in Washington. “That is at the time: Hudson County handful of Christie’s former high not a prudent or wise way of Superior Court Judge Lisa Rose, school classmates have ended up making political appointments or Passaic County Superior Court in state positions since he took judicial appointments. One Judge Rudolph Filko and Judge office. That number increases to should look out to people who Maria Del Valle Koch, of the court nearly a dozen if Christie’s for- most deserve the appointments, of compensation. All were in the mer classmates from Seton Hall not to close personal friends.” same Seton Hall law school class law school are counted. In no case did Christie appear and were appointed or re- The hires include a name that to appoint or nominate candi- appointed by the governor — haunts Christie. David Wildstein dates who were obviously not though Filko was first appointed is a former ally and top staffer at qualified or lacked relevant expe- before Christie’s term. the Port Authority of New York rience. But in several cases, he Others have found posts out- and New Jersey. He pleaded specifically cited his close rela- side the courtroom. guilty to orchestrating the traffic tionships with them as among Anthony Della Pelle, who jam scandal that has badly tar- their qualifications. attended both Livingston and nished the governor’s reputation. In December, Christie stood at Seton Hall, served on Christie’s Christie has said the two barely the front of an opulent courtroom transition team and was appoint- knew each other at Livingston, at the Essex County Historic ed to the New Jersey Public although Wildstein was the stat- Courthouse in Newark to swear Broadcasting Authority as a istician on the school’s baseball in Richard Sules as superior commissioner, which he noted team — Christie played catcher court judge. Sules had spent his was an unpaid volunteer posi- — and the two volunteered career as an attorney in New tion. together on Tom Kean’s guberna- York and New Jersey. But he also And Tom Flarity, who serves as torial campaign. had another helpful credential: the director of security and The pattern also provides He went to Livingston with the investigations at the New Jersey insight into how the governor, governor. Motor Vehicle Commission, also whose is known for his fierce loy- “I remember Rick and I dis- graduated with Christie, but said alty to his staffers, might cussing this, unbelievably, fairly the two hadn’t been friends or approach hiring if wins his long- soon after I became governor of hadn’t stayed in touch. shot bid for the Republican nom- New Jersey in 2010, and I spoke New Jersey Civil Service ination and makes it to the White to Rick about the possibility of Commission Chairman Robert House. him going on the bench and he M. Czech also graduated from Christie, who is competing told me it was something he was Seton Hall with Christie in 1987, against more than a dozen candi- interested in doing,” Christie told though a spokesman said that dates, defended his hiring choic- the audience. Czech went to school at night es. “Rick and I grew up together. and didn’t know the governor. “I know them, I trust them and We met each other in high school Andrew Berns graduated from they wanted to serve,” he said in and became instant friends,” he Livingston several years before an interview ahead of his 35th said, adding: “I’ve watched the the governor but became friends high school reunion earlier this way he deals with others now for with Christie during law school. year. “I think you wind up with a 37 years. And what I know about The governor appointed him to lot of people who you meet at dif- him is that his heart is as his transition team and to the ferent stages of your life when impressive as his mind.” Rutgers University Board of you get to a position like this In an interview, Sules said he Trustees. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICE OF SALE Tenn. lethal injection trial continues with dueling experts The following vehicles are being held at North and NASHVILLE (AP) — The in resuscitation told the Experts for the two sides also and 2014, state lawmakers tried South Towing, 2785 Michigan Ave Rd NE, Cleve- Tennessee Supreme Court says Davidson County Chancery have clashed over whether to jump-start the process by land, TN 37323. Anyone who has proof of owner- the death penalty is constitu- Court it might be possible to drugs made to order by a phar- moving from a three-drug lethal ship must reclaim the vehicle. Owner or Lien tional, so there must be a con- revive an inmate who had been macist are too risky to use. The injection method to a one-drug Holder must pay all storage and towing charges, only commercial producer of method and reinstating the elec- Failure of the Owner or Lien Holder to exercise stitutional way to carry it out. declared dead half an hour later their rights to reclaim the vehicle within the time But attorneys for 33 death row or more. Another witness who is pentobarbital has placed restric- tric chair as a backup. But both allowed shall be deemed a waiver of all rights, title inmates say lethal injection isn’t an expert in anesthesiology sug- tions on its distribution to pre- of those changes brought new and interest in the vehicle and consent to sale of one of them. gested that an inmate could vent it from being used in execu- legal challenges, and all previ- the vehicle at public auction. In a trial that began July 7, recover spontaneously. tions. ously scheduled executions • 07 Chevy Malibu – Vin: 1G1ZB5EB9AF315296 the inmates’ attorneys have Attorneys for the state say the The trial will continue on Aug. have been put on hold. • 01 Cadi STS – Vin: 1G6KY54931V198142 been trying to prove the injec- idea of spontaneous recovery is 3. Faced with similar problems, • 05 Ford Explorer – Vin: 1FMZU73K95UB25267 tion of deadly chemicals into a pure speculation, and that there Tennessee has not executed Oklahoma enacted a law allow- • Toyota Tacoma – Vin: 41TAUN73C25Z057392 prisoner’s veins carries an unac- is no chance an inmate will be an inmate for more than five ing execution by nitrogen gas as • 03 Hyundai Elantra – Vin: KMHDN45D73U498745 ceptably high risk of extreme resuscitated once an execution years because of legal chal- a backup to lethal injection. • 93 Buick Century – Vin: 1G4AG54N9P6430969 suffering and can cause a lin- has started. They say the U.S. lenges and problems obtaining Utah reinstated the firing • 99 Ford Ranger – Vin: 1FTYR14C7XPA76528 gering death. Supreme Court has ruled lethal injection drugs. In 2013 squad. • 92 Toyota Paseo – Vin: JT2EL45F0N0074147 The case comes just weeks inmates are not entitled to pain- • 85 Dodge D5R – Vin: JB7FP44E1FP416528 after the U.S. Supreme Court free death. Nonetheless, they • 13 Ford Escape – Vin: 1FMCU0HX0DUA83569 upheld Oklahoma’s lethal injec- say that is what lethal injection • 99 Volks NGS – Vin: 3VWCC21C5XM439580 tion procedure, which uses dif- generally provides. LEGAL PUBLICATION • 94 Merz C28 – Vin: WDBHA28E2RF065498 ferent drugs than Tennessee but Dr. Feng Li, Davidson Notice of Sale • 03 Dodge Caravan – Vin: 1D4GP25383B110430 considered some of the same County’s acting chief medical • 97 Range Rover – Vin: SALPV144XWA384142 • 99 Mazda 3RC – Vin: 4F4YR13V2XTM02026 • 01 Dodge Neon – Vin: 1B3ES46C32D501230 • 01 Suzuki GSX600 – Vin: J81GN79A712101900 broad issues. examiner, offered testimony that • 97 Buick LeSabre – Vin: 1G4HP52K9VH523581 Inmates’ attorneys say the a high dose of the sedative pen- • 03 Pontiac Grand Am – • 05 Nissan Maxima – Vin: 1N4BA41E75C871464 Vin: 1G2NW52E73C132643 claim of lingering death is a tobarbital — Tennessee’s cur- • 95 Dodge Grand Caravan – • 06 Chevy Malibu – Vin: 1G1ZT61856F102687 novel one. It is based on the the- rent lethal injection drug — Vin: 1B4GP54L4TB135922 • 00 Ford F-150 – Vin: 1FTRX18L5YNA82183 ory that an overdose of sedatives would leave a prisoner uncon- • 00 Oldsmobile Alero – Vin: 1G3NF12E3YC403807 • 08 Chevy HHR – Vin: 3GNCA23D98S708909 can put inmates into a death- scious within seconds and dead • 97 Mercury Mountaineer – • 03 Ford LSF – Vin: 1FDWW36P83ED51577 like coma without truly killing within minutes. Once the inmate Vin: 4M2D755P9VUJ30555 • 03 Jeep LSF – Vin: 1J4GK48K03W688227 them for hours. was unconscious, he or she by 18th Street Towing LLC at 2862 South Lee Hwy, • 06 Chrysler STO – Vin: 1C3EL56R66N126203 One witness who is an expert would not feel any pain, Li said. Cleveland, TN 37311. Owner or lien holder must • 99 Dodge Dak – Vin: 1B7GL22X7XS201632 pay charges to reclaim vehicle. • 04 Dodge SRX – Vin: 1B3EL46RX4N411197 July 20, 27, 2015 July 20, 27, 2015

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Legal Publications to the highest bidder for cash, free from the equity of redemption, homestead, July 27, 28, 29, 2015 2;A>@4C1178E 5? @; .1 ?1>B10 ;: %8-5:@522F? @@;>:1E to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described property in BRADLEY LEGAL PUBLICATION -/7 +(-<<1> -@ !-C $225/1? ;2 -/7 +(-< <1> &-8<4A/7:1>8B0#81B18-:0 County, Tennessee, to wit: NOTICE OF SALE UNDER (1::1??11 -:0 A<;: @41 5>/A5@ ;A>@ 81>7 ;2 >-081E ;A:@E (1::1??11 8;/-@10 -@ THE FOLLOWING REAL PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF BRADLEY, POWER OF DEED OF TRUST #;>@4 $/;11 '@>11@ 81B18-:0 (1::1??11 AND STATE OF TENNESSEE, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: TENNESSEE, BRADLEY COUNTY 2 E;A 2-58 @; 0; ?; 6A0391:@ .E 012-A8@ C588 .1 >1=A1?@10 -3-5:?@ E;A 2;> @41 >18512 01 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE, LYING, AND BEING 9-:0105:@41;9<8-5:@2;>5B;>/1-:0-41-> 5:3 1D <->@1 91-:5:3 C5@4;A@ 2A>@41> :;@5/1 @; LOCATED IN THE THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, By virtue of the power of sale contained in the Ten- E;A C588 .1 ?1@ ;: %8-5:@522F? 9;@5;: 2;> 012-A8@ TO:WIT: nessee Deed of Trust from JAMES AND PATRICIA 6A0391:@@;.14180;:$/@;.1> -@ -95:@415>/A5@;A>@;2>-081E;A:@E(1: BEGINNING AT AN IRON PIN IN THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WALKER GILBERT (“Grantors”), to Sidney W. Breaux, Trustee :1??11 5: A031 "5/4-18 '4->@>;;9 8;/-@10 -@ @41 >-081E ;A:@E ;A>@4;A?1 VALLEY ROAD AT THE INTERSECTION OF SAID ROAD WITH DAVIS LANE AND (“Trustee”) for the benefit of SouthEast Bank #;>@4$/;11'@>11@81B18-:0(1::1??11-58 RUNNING WITH DAVIS LANE NORTH 65 DEG. 12 MIN. WEST, A DISTANCE OF (“Bank”), the Deed of Trust having been given to se- A>1@;-:?C1>;>-<<1->9-E>1?A8@5:-01/5?5;: -0B1>?1 @; E;A> 5:@1>1?@ 3>-:@5:3 @41 >18512 01 520.65 FEET TO A POINT IN THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF DAVIS cure the obligations of Grantors to Bank, including 9-:010 5: @41 ;9<8-5:@ @ 5? 2A>@41> ;>01>10 @4-@ @45? :;@5/1 .1 @591? ;B1> LANE; THENCE NORTH 23 DEG. 30 MIN EAST 124.6 FEET WITH THE HANEY without limitation, the obligations evidenced by a 2;A> /;:?1/A@5B1 C117? 5: @41 81B18-:0 -58E LINE TO A CORNER WITH THE HANEY PROPERTY: THENCE RUNNING WITH promissory note from Grantors to Bank, dated -::1> - :1C?<-<1> ;2 31:1>-8 /5>/A8-@5;: 5: >-081E;A:@E(1::1??11-@10@45? >00-E THE LINE OF HANEY SOUTH 66 DEG. 30 MIN. EAST A DISTANCE OF 332.26 August 11, 2008 and recorded August 15, 2008 at ;2 A8E -E8-"5881>5>/A5@;A>@81>7 + (%%& @@;>:1E ;> %8-5:@522 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE CONTINUING WITH THE LINE OF HANEY, NORTH Book 1855 Page 304, in the original principal &-8<4 A/7:1> 8B0 # 81B18-:0 (# 42 DEG. 46 MIN. EAST, 102.76 FEET TO A POINT IN THE LINE OF HANEY; amount of $29,289.54, as may have been amended, THENCE NORTH 34 DEG. 16 MIN. EAST WITH THE LINE OF HANEY, 718.92 with interest from the date thereof at the rate A8E A3A?@ FEET TO A POINT IN THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 5 OF WALKER VALLEY ACRES; specified (the “Note”), the undersigned will sell at THENCE WITH SAID LOT 5, SOUTH 84 DEG. 45 MIN. EAST, 147.22 FEET TO A public outcry to the highest and best bidder for # ( &)( $)&( $ &!, POINT IN THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WALKER VALLEY ROAD; cash on AUGUST 18, 2015, commencing at 1:00 $)#(, (##'' &, !* $) %8-5:@522 *? (!,# & THENCE WITH THE WEST LINE OF WALKER VALLEY ROAD SOUTH 33 DEG. p.m., at the East Door of the Bradley County Court- $) 121:0-:@ ;/71@ #; * @ -< 19 MIN. WEST, 111.77 FEET TO A POINT IN THE WEST LINE OF WALKER VAL- house, Cleveland, Tennessee, all or parts of real <1->5:3 2>;9 @41 5B;>/1 ;9<8-5:@ 5: @45? /-A?1 C45/4 5? ?C;>: @; @4-@ @41 121:0-:@ LEY ROAD; THENCE IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION, ON A LEFT-HANDED property known and designated as 5776 and 5778 (!,# & $) 5? - >1?501:@ ;2 @41'@-@1;2(1::1??11-:05@2A>@41>-<<1->5:3 CURVE BEARING (DELTA 5 DEG. 14 MIN., TANGENT = 75 FEET) WITH THE South Lee Hwy, McDonald, TN 37353 Map Id No. @4-@ 41> C41>1-.;A@? ->1 A:7:;C: ?; @4-@ ;>05 WEST LINE OF WALKER VALLEY ROAD, A DISTANCE OF 151.34 FEET TO AN M-070.024.00. :->E <>;/1?? /-::;@ .1 ?1>B10 A<;: 41> @ 5? @41>12;>1;>01>10@4-@?-50121:0-:@ (!,# IRON PIN IN THE WEST LINE OF WALKER VALLEY ROAD; THENCE SOUTH 28 Located in the Second Civil District of Bradley & $) C588 -<<1-> -:0 9-71 01 21:?1C5@45:@45>@E 0-E?;2@41;9<8-5:@;> DEG. 5 MIN. WEST, WITH THE WEST LINE OF WALKER VALLEY ROAD, A DIS- County, Tennessee, to wit: @41 ?-91 C588 .1 @-71: 2;> /;:21??10 -? @; 01 TANCE OF 481.51 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DI- The following described lots in Mineral Park Subdi- 2-A8@ -:0 ?1@ 2;> 41->5:3 1D <->@1 2 @41 121: 0-:@2-58?@;>1?<;:0 '!$ ,!"" "%$ RECTION, ON A RIGHT-HANDED CURVE BEARING (DELTA = 13 DEG. 14 MIN., vision of the properties of Ellen Bolen as shown by ) ) - % &)#' ) # !"*' )% $(,' %' &&' #- '(*") !$ TANGENT 155.00 FEET) A DISTANCE OF 250.02 FEET TO AN IRON PIN, THE plat of record in Plat Book l, page 54, Register's Of- !(!%$ +'( )% -%*' !$)'() /;01>?4-88.12;A>/;:?1/A@5B1 C117?5:@4181B18-:0-58E-::1>-:1C?<- CONTAINING 4.73 ACRES MORE OR LESS AS SHOWN BY PINT OF CHARLES R. through and including 185, all in said Mineral Park <1> 1=A5>10 @; ?1>B1 - BROWN, 148 TERN LANE SW, MCDONALD, TENNESSEE 37353, DATED JUNE Subdivision as above recited, together with such /;:1E C4;?1 -00>1?? 5? !$#($"%'$# % %$ ;D NO RESIDENCE SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED ON SAID PROPERTY HAVING LESS C. Wilcox to the use of water from the spring lo- 81B18-:0 (1::1??11 -@10 @45? @4 0-E ;2 A:1 !-C>1:/1 %A/71@@ THAN 1,500 SQUARE FEET, EXCLUSIVE OF CARPORT AND BREEZEWAYS. cated on Lot 186 in said Mineral Park Subdivision 5>/A5@ ;A>@ A031 !$#($"%'$# % SEE SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT OF RECORD IN BOOK 1957, PAGE 611 with ingress and egress thereto for the purpose of E%!%" $'%& @@;>:1E 2;> %8-5:@522 '1/;:0 '@>11@ %$ ;D WHEREIN THE DEED OF TRUST OF RECORD IN BOOK 1605, PAGE 359 AND carrying water and subject to the rights of unknown 81B18-:0(# THE MODIFICATION IN BOOK 1850, PAGE 773 ARE SUBORDINATED TO THE parties in an undivided one-half interest in al1 min- A8E DEED OF TRUST OF RECORD IN BOOK 1957, PAGE 601, REGISTER’S OFFICE erals in the land comprising all of said lots. OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. SUBJECT to Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph SUBJECT TO THE FIRST DEED OF TRUST OF RECORD IN BOOK 1957, PAGE Co. easement as recorded in Misc. Book 8, page &!, $)#(,(##'' #&, 601, REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. 439, Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennes- $)&( %&$( *'$# (41 ?@-@1 ;2 ->.->- ;2;>@4 1/1-?10 -?1 #; BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO HOWARD RADER AND WIFE, JU- see, if applicable. %& '4->;: & A@@1>E %1@5@5;:1> #$( ($ &($&' '(( $ & LIE RADER, BY WARRANTY DEED DATED JULY 31, 2001 OF RECORD IN SUBJECT to Colonial Pipeline Easement as re- & $$&( ' #;@5/1 5? BOOK 1133, PAGE 876, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, corded in Misc. Book 66, page 265, Register's Office 41>1.E 35B1: @4-@ ;: @41 @4 0-E ;2 A8E !1@@1>?(1?@-91:@->E;>;2-095:5?@>-@5;:-?@41 TENNESSEE. of Bradley County, Tennessee, if applicable. /-?19-E.15:>1?<1/@;2@41?@-@1;2->.->- ;2;>@4C4;0510 A:1 C1>15??A10@; SEE ALSO MARITAL DISSOLUTION AGREEMENT DATED NOVEMBER 10, 2010 SUBJECT to TVA Transmission powerline as re- @41A:01>?53:10.E@41%>;.-@1;A>@;2>-081E OF RECORD IN BOOK 2167, PAGE 950 WHEREIN TITLE IN AND TO SAID corded in Deed Book 1 74, page 600 and Deed Book ;A:@E (1::1??11 88 <1>?;:? >1?501:@ -:0 :;:>1?501:@ 4-B5:3 /8-59? 9-@A>10 ;> A:9- PROPERTY DIVESTED OUT OF HOWARD RADER AND VESTED IN JULIE 174, page 245, Register's Office of Bradley County, @A>10 -3-5:?@ @41 1?@-@1 ->1 >1=A5>10 @; 2581 @41 ?-91C5@4@41/81>7;2@41-.;B1:-91/;A>@;: RADER. Tennessee, if applicable. ;>.12;>1@411->851>;2@410-@1?<>1?/>5.105: THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 561 WALKER VALLEY ROAD NW, SUBJECT to any applicable governmental zoning ;> ;@41>C5?1 @415> /8-59? C588 .1 2;>1B1> .->>10 ;A> 9;:@4 2>;9 @41 0-@1 ;2 CLEVELAND, TN 37312. ordinances or subdivision regulations in effect @4125>?@<;?@5:3-?@41/-?19-E .1;2@45?:;@5/152@41/>105@;>>1/15B10-:-/@A-8 PARCEL ID 021 041.02 thereon. /;105@;>?-@81-?@?5D@E THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY The obligations secured by the Deed of Trust have 0-E?.12;>1@410-@1@4-@5?2;A>9;:@4?2>;9 @410-@1;2@4125>?@<;?@5:3;> KIND, AND IS FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR been and are hereby declared due and payable be- '5D@E 0-E? 2>;9 @41 0-@1 @41 />105@;> >1 /15B10-:-/@A-8/;105@;>?52 OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY. ANY REP- cause of default under the terms of the Deed of @41 />105@;> >1/15B10 @41 /;;9@41/>105@;>>1/15B10-: -/@A-8/;105@;>?52@41/>105 THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESENTATION/RESPONSIBILITY OF the failure to make payments when due. The obliga- @;>>1/15B10@41/;5;>@;@410-@1@4-@5?2;A>9;:@4? TRUSTEE(S)/ SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. tions remaining in default, this sale will be made 2>;9 @41 0-@1 ;2 @41 25>?@ <;?@5:3 THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR for the purpose of applying the proceeds to the pay- -?01?/>5.105: ;> (C18B1 9;:@4? 2>;9@4101/101:@?0-@1;201-@4(45? 0-E;2 ENCUMBRANCES LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS WHICH ment of the obligations secured by the Deed of A8E E '4->;: & A@@1>E %1@5@5;:1> ! +!! !+ $' %!! E ;A3 TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLO- Trust, accrued interest and expenses of the sale 8-? # 8-/7C188 %& >;-0 SURE SALE IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PRIORITY and all other payments provided for under the Deed '@>11@ %$ ;D 81B18-:0 (# OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- of Trust, notice of intention to collect attorneys’ 2-D TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF fees having been given as provided by law; and the A8E A3A?@ REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND remainder, if any, shall be applied as provided by WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE law. ADVERTISEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING The Property will be sold as the property of the ?@-@1;2-:518"/;E >#; %& GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE heirs of JAMES AND PATRICIA GILBERT, who, to : @41 4-:/1>E ;A>@ ;2 >-081E ;A:@E (1: GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS RE- the best of Bank’s knowledge and belief, are the :1??11%>;.-@15B5?5;:#;@5/15?35B1:@4-@;: A8E !1@@1>? (1?@-91:@->E 2;> @41 ? QUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 AND T.C.A. 67-1-1433. THE NOTICE REQUIRE- parties in possession of the Property. @-@1 ;2 -:518 "/;E > C4; 0510<>58 C1>1 5??A10 @; @41 A:01>?53:10 .E @41 MENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. The Property will be sold “As Is,” without express 4-:/1>E ;A>@ ;2 >-081E ;A:@E (1::1??11 THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER or implied warranties of any kind, subject to (a) all 88 <1>?;:? >1?501:@ -:0 :;:>1?501:@ 4-B5:3 /8-59?9-@A>10;>A:9-@A>10-3-5:?@@411?@-@1 DAY, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON unpaid real and personal property ad valorem taxes ->1>1=A5>10@;2581@415>/8-59?C5@4@4181>7-:0 "-?@1>;2@414-:/1>E;A>@;2>-081E;A:@E ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH and governmental assessments, and (b) all prior re- ;:;>.12;>1@411->851>;2@410-@1?<>1?/>5.105: ABOVE. THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- strictions, rights–of–way and assessments of record, ;> ;@41>C5?1 @415> /8-59? C588 .1 2;>1B1> .->>10 ;A>9;:@4?2>;9@410-@1;2 SCIND THE SALE if any, appearing of record prior to the date of the @4125>?@105@;>>1 /15B10 -: -/@A-8 /;105@;>? IN THE EVENT THE HIGHEST BIDDER DOES NOT HONOR THE HIGHEST BID Deed of Trust and those appearing after the date of -@ 81-?@ ?5D@E 0-E? .12;>1 @41 0-@1 @4-@ 5? WITHIN 24 HOURS, THE NEXT HIGHEST BIDDER AT THE NEXT HIGHEST BID the Deed of Trust and consented to of record by 2;A>9;:@4?2>;9@410-@1;2@4125>?@ '5D@E 0-E? 2>;9 @41 0-@1 @41 WILL BE DEEMED THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. Bank, as applicable. />105@;> >1/15B10 -: -/@A-8 /;105@;>? 52 @41 />105@;> >1/15B10 @41 /;105@;>? 52 @41 />105@;> >1/15B10 @41 SYSTEMS, INC.; NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC; WILSON AND ASSOCIATES BPR # 10220) 100 West M L King Blvd., Ste. 816, /;5;> @;@410-@1@4-@5?2;A>9;:@4?2>;9@410-@1 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OB- Chattanooga, TN 37402 (423-805-3100). ;2 25>?@ 5.10 5: ;> (C18B1 9;:@4?2>;9@4101/101:@?0-@1;2 TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. JERROLD D. FARINASH 01-@4 (41 -00>1?? ;2 @41 81>7 -:0 "-?@1> 5? This day, July 9, 2015. This is improved property known as 561 WALKER VAL- FARINASH & HAYDUK >-081E ;A:@E 81>7 "-?@1>? $225/1 &;;9 #;>@4 $/;11 '@>11@ 81B18-:0 (# LEY ROAD NW, CLEVELAND, TN 37312. 100 West M L King Blvd., Ste. 816 (45? A8E #! "$, & '(( E &5/4->0 >-A?1 %1>?;:-8 J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, 1800 HAYES Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402 &1<>1?1:@-@5B1"/"A>>-E!-C$225/1%!!.E STREET, NASHVILLE, TN 37203; (615) 254-4430 [email protected] "->/5-""/"A>>-E%& @@;>:1E2;> @41 %1>?;:-8 &1<>1?1:@-@5B1 %$ ;D www.phillipjoneslaw.com (423) 805-3100 81B18-:0 (# 5810 @45? A8E '->-4 ;819-: F15-0586 July 20, 27, 2015 81>7"-?@1> July 13, 20, 27, 2015 August 3, 10, 17, 2015 A8E A3A?@ www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, July 27, 2015— 15 The mystery of a wandering $0;<98,6< 06:*,8=0/>66'470 !980A'9 08/ 9><0<9;%08= ) +,+,##"/0 ? @E=FID8 FC;:FDG8EP?8JFG=FI@E;@M@; .L@:BGGIFM8C boy, and an unmarked grave K@FE:8CC L8C N@K? I #/"" from his home in Blount County, dence of foul play, there was no /9:=498< '0.384.4,8 FDG?K/8E; K8K< 8;M I<:FI; EF DFM@E> /FF=@E> /<8JFE89C<I8K the Smoky Mountains. body laid to rest at the corner of :FDGC?KJ :K N?@:? D8B8C KF 8;M< LKK@FE J::640< 8E; KI8EJGFIK C9J9C< KF FI@>@E ?8E;@:8G ;@J89@C@KP FI 8E @E The details of the story pointed ( /"$&01"/"! &I@J?0 C<8= 9CFN@E> /<8JFE 1?@J ECP Carolina. It was late March and er, but Smith wasn’t absolutely *,8='9>A 8D GD 8K 0K=FII<8CLEJ ,E< FI J 8;M J ,GGFIKL & 26 ALEB:8IJ KIL:BJ DFKFI:P:C =I<< NFIBGC8:< the way down the Tennessee side Six months later, in September 8CC!FEEP8K "/ -4 ,11$"0 9<; "21)%,20" 9<;IFFDJ IFFDJ *FLEK8@EJ =@I< =LCC98K?J +=FI GC8:< J Sugarlands community , where he Smith, her son Don, and the Ogles FI J @E CF8;JF=K@D<J<8I:?@E>I<8KCF:8K@FE was buried in an unmarked grave. drove up the old road — now called *+"#'/?0;=4<0A9>;800/ LE FE =I<< NFIBGC8:< Arthur “Butch” McDade knows the Old Sugarlands Trail — to the ; 4+1 1, <0<9;&,60 this story by heart. A retired mountain cemetery. 26 @E 1%" )"3")+! !&)6 $ -C8:< ++"/ /F8; 8E; %@>?N8P 8CC "!/,,* 98K?N@K?=LCC=@E National Park Service ranger, Leading the procession was T @J?<;98J8 1"*-0#"01,/$" Q<9F 8E; =@I< G@K 8I<8 %FD< .L8C@ cases of children disappearing in marble slab bearing Edd -2)0(& GFJK 8CC the Smokies without a trace. McKinley’s name and dates of B@E> HL< ,LKJ@;<2E@KJ @E;@ /@:?8I;JFE FI ?8; 0?@== ''"'#" FI =FI 8GGF@EKD 8GGC@:8 ><480<<$;9:0;=A9; #%& +#*"%& ing. Over the years he has led GI@:FK@89C< hikes along the Old Sugarlands K@FEJ=FI8:FFBGFJ@K@FE=FIFLIGI< %08= ),0" C9J @E ;8PJ *<;@:8C D@?K @J KF <8K C?K CFJJ J:8DJ 8CC K?< #<;< =IFD @EGFM when an unlikely series of events '%&( '& 201,*"/ 0"/3& " 08C % * '+ &' #*"'#*" JHL8I< =<< :FE=? :?8@I +FI@K8B< ;@J?C8JJ 98=,.= 980< $;9:0;=40< :F C DLJK J<< =FFK serving five years as a ranger with 0G8:< JHL8I< =< 8I<8J 98J:8I>8I8>< 8:I< N?N8P CJ@;<F= C8I8>< /FJJ famously disappeared from JJ@JK<; )@M@E> FDDLE@KP @J J<@JK 8 -/+ 8E;@;8K< N?F ? JG<<; %@>? 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Photo courtesy of to aim for IS-free zone in Syria Andy McMahan THIS MONU- BEIRUT (AP) — The United tive ground forces battling the IS authorities were “investigating MENT was States and Turkey are finalizing group and have been aided by claims that the Turkish military erected where plans for a military campaign to U.S.-led airstrikes, but Turkey engaged positions held by forces The World push the Islamic State group out fears they could revive an insur- other than ISIS.” The official Trade Center of a strip of Syrian territory along gency against Ankara in pursuit spoke on condition of anonymity the Turkish border, a move that of an independent state. because of rules that bar officials once stood in would further embroil Turkey in It was not immediately clear from speaking to journalists with- Lower Syria’s civil war and set up a how an IS-free zone would be out authorization. Manhattan, potential conflict with U.S.- established along the Turkish- The YPG did not say in its N.Y. backed Kurdish forces. Syrian border, most of which is Monday statement whether there A U.S. official said the creation controlled by the Kurds. Syria’s were casualties in the shelling. of an “Islamic State-free zone” main Kurdish fighting force is The YPG said Turkey first would ensure greater security and affiliated with the Kurdistan shelled Til Findire on Friday, stability in the Turkish-Syrian Workers’ Party, or PKK, which wounding four fighters of the border region. However, the offi- waged a decades-long insurgency rebel Free Syrian Army and sever- cial said any joint military efforts in Turkey and maintains bases in al local villagers. It urged Turkey with Turkey would not include remote parts of northern Iraq. to “halt this aggression and to fol- the imposition of a no-fly zone. On Monday Syria’s main low international guidelines.” Trip The official insisted on anonymity Kurdish militia and an activist The Britain-based Syrian because this person was not group said Turkish troops had Observatory for Human Rights From Page 1 authorized to publicly discuss the shelled a Syrian village near the said four fighters were wounded Historical Park in Appomattox, City [from the top of the statue]. a woman was pregnant it would talks with Turkey. border, targeting Kurdish fighters. in the village of Zor Maghar, Va. That was pretty cool, and seeing say the name of the woman and The U.S. has long rejected The Kurdish People’s Protection which is also close to the Turkish Planning for the trip began in the skyscrapers,” Caitlin her unborn child. So it’s like not Turkish and other requests for a Units, or YPG, said the Sunday border. Conflicting reports are September 2014, and went on McMahan said. only the innocent that died, but no-fly zone to halt Syrian govern- night shelling on the border vil- common in the aftermath of vio- throughout the year. “My favorite part was the the innocent of the innocent died ment air raids, fearing it would lage of Til Findire targeted one of lent incidents. One of the trip’s major forms of Broadway play. It was amazing. I ... they did nothing, they weren’t draw U.S. forces further into the their vehicles. It said Til Findire is Earlier this month, Syria’s funding came through vendor really loved it,” Swafford even born yet,” Raby said. civil war. east of the border town of Kobani, main Kurdish party, the sales of crackers, snacks and exclaimed. “In the museum they had a The discussions come amid a where the Kurds handed a major Democratic Union Party, or PYD, water to students between class- “I enjoyed Ellis Island. They bunch of parts from the buildings major tactical shift in Turkey’s defeat to the Islamic State group warned Turkey that any military approach to the Islamic State. earlier this year. intervention would threaten inter- es. have this wall out there that has and it was kind of overwhelming After months of reluctance, But Turkish officials dismissed national peace and said its armed The cost per student was $500, all the names of the people that just seeing all of that and big fire but if not for fundraising could had came to America and I looked Turkish warplanes started strik- the claims, insisting their forces wing, the YPG, would respond to trucks and other cars and just ing militant targets in Syria last were only targeting the IS group any “aggression.” have been substantially more. up my mom’s maiden name tons of different things from the To make the trip possible, there which is Scotch-Irish and there week, following a long-awaited in Syria, and the PKK in neigh- Turkish police meanwhile raid- buildings in the museum,” agreement allowing the U.S. to boring Iraq. ed homes in a neighborhood in have to be at least 20 interested were two whole columns and a Whitney Swafford said. students and the right funding half of people with that last name, launch its own strikes from A government official said the capital on Monday, detaining “There’s an actual fire truck Turkey’s strategically located Turkey returned fire after Turkish at least 15 people suspected of has to be there. so that was really cool to see peo- that was so involved I mean it’s In the past, funding and stu- ple from my family that came Incirlik Air Base. soldiers at the border were fired links to the Islamic State group, torn up, there’s one or two of the But in a series of cross border upon, in line with Turkey’s rules the Turkish state-run news dent interest have played a vital over,” Raby said. tires that are torn up, but there it role in determining whether or not “I really enjoyed the Capitol strikes since Friday, Turkey has of engagement. agency said. The Anadolu Agency is, I mean they have refurbished it not only targeted the IS group but “The Syrian Kurds are not a said those detained in Ankara’s the trip would happen. Building. We did a good tour as much as they could and just According to Rowan there have there. ... It’s something that I also Kurdish fighters affiliated target of the operations. Our Haci Bayram neighborhood left it in its banged-up condition. been spells in which the trip did think everyone needs to do in with forces battling the extremists operations only target IS in Syria include a number of foreign Its like an old friend.” Rowan said. not happen for a couple of years. their lives,” Reedy said. in Syria and Iraq. The Syrian and PKK in Iraq,” he said. nationals, without naming their McMahan, a history teacher, At the Capitol the group met Throughout the other collected Kurds are among the most effec- The Turkish official said home countries. said planning for the destinations Corker and Alexander, shortly articles were the recorded phone began in March and piggybacked before the two entered the Senate messages to the loved ones of off of the trip’s most expensive Chamber to cast their vote for the people trapped in the towers, fire- component, the Broadway play Patriot Act. Out of 100 senators, fighters, policemen and many oth- which costs anywhere from $50 to 98 of them were present. ers who perished. Smith $100. “It was interesting for me to see But aside from the solemnness, From Page 1 “After you’ve been two or three all these big names. (Sen.) John there were humorous times times, you pretty well know what McCain, there he is and then the among the students and faculty. famous person I would ever Award from the Chamber. “My mom, when John McCain meet,” he said. He assisted with many commu- the basics ought to be. What you younger fellows like Sen. Rand The family will receive want to see and then you kind of Paul. ... There’s Marco Rubio. came in to vote for the bill, he “Cleveland has lost a friend, a nity programs, including DECA, friends from 4 to 8 p.m. build around that,” Rowan said. Guys that you read about in the came in and my mom was like, gentle giant who gave from his Special Olympics, Chattanooga The 22 BCHS students, four paper, you watch on television ‘There’s John McCain! There’s heart,” Rowland added. “Sandra today at the North Ocoee Symphony, adopt-a-school pro- elementary school students (two and there they are assembled,” John McCain!’ And she started and I send our deepest sympathy St. Chapel of the Jim grams, and scholarship pro- from Park View and one from Earl Rowan said. like jumping over me trying to to Hank's family and his extended Rush Funeral Homes, grams. He established a perpetual Charleston and one from Mayfield) The group only stayed to watch wave at him and I was like, ‘Mom, ‘Mcfamily.’” with a Rosary service at scholarship at Cleveland State and 15 chaperones left from the debating for only a few you’re going to get us kicked out A native of Chicago, Smith orig- the conclusion of Community College. BCHS at 5:15 a.m. on June 1. moments before departing, but and she’s like, ‘John McCain! inally worked in insurance. In visitation. A Smith is survived by his wife of Despite the early wake up call, several of them said they wished There’s John McCain!’ And I was 1962 he became associated with Remembrance of Life 37 years, Kathreen Lorenz Smith; BCHS students Malcolm Reedy, they could’ve stayed and contin- like, ‘Mom, calm down,” Amanda the McDonald’s Insurance Memorial Mass is and children: retired U.S. Air Amanda Raby, Whitney Swafford ued to watch. remembered. Program for restaurants. He scheduled for 1 p.m. Force Lt. Col. Henry F. Smith Jr., and Mayfield student Caitlin “I wanted to watch it because The trip took a sweet turn served as insurance manager for Tuesday at St. Therese and wife, Julie, Mark E. Smith, McMahan were not fazed by the after most of the votes were in for when the group visited Times the McDonald’s Corporation and Catholic Church. Father Dr. Mary Beth Wilson and hus- time, as they were all excited yea or nay for the Patriot Act to be Square. licensees. Joseph P. Breen and band, Bryan, Susan S. Dodge and about the plans for what they passed, one of the senators, he “We went to the Hershey’s This led him and his family to Father Michael Nolan husband, Tom, and Dr. Michelle would see and do. had a big problem with it. He was Chocolate Store, and Caitlin got to open a local McDonald’s restau- will officiate. C. Dunn. “It was worth it ... I’ve never kind of lashing back (at the pre- hold a 6-pound Hershey’s rant on March 7, 1973. Numerous grandchildren and really been to Washington so like siding officer),” Malcolm Reeves Chocolate bar,” McMahan said, He served in a number of posi- great-grandchildren also survive. any experience I was up for it so I exclaimed. recalling some of his daughter’s tions and received multiple of the Cleveland Chamber of The family will receive friends woke up fine with it. It was just “He kept trying to call the sen- exploits. awards from the McDonald’s Commerce, Smith was president from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the exciting ... You forget the pain of ate to order. It was hilarious. ‘It’s “There was a Statue of Liberty Corporation, including two of Cleveland Country Club, the North Ocoee Street Chapel of the waking up because there’s so not in order, the senate is not in that was completely chocolate,” Golden Hat Awards from Cleveland State Community Jim Rush Funeral Homes, with a College Foundation, United Way, much,” Reedy said. order,” Amanda Raby said laugh- Caitlin McMahan said in McDonald’s Hamburger Rosary service at the conclusion University, and the Ronald Lion’s Club, Elks Club, Bradley of visitation. “It was the excitement that we ingly. response. “I got to hold 10 Award. He was also actively Memorial Hospital Foundation. A Remembrance of Life knew we were going to do stuff After the excitement at the pounds of chocolate.” involved with the Muscular He was a founding father and Memorial Mass is scheduled for 1 that day that we’ve never done Capitol the students and chaper- She explained that the base before. That made it a lot easier,” ones visited the New York City Dystrophy Association and the “Chairman Emeritus” of p.m. Tuesday at St. Therese of was 6 pounds, but the entire stat- McDonald’s All-American High Chattanooga’s Ronald McDonald Lisieux Catholic Church. Father Swafford exclaimed. area and saw Ellis Island, Times ue was 10 pounds. “If you’re going to travel … Square, Wall Street, the soon-to- School Band. House, and received the Joseph P. Breen and Father The group also made time for In addition to being president Businessman’s Free Enterprise Michael Nolan will officiate. you’ve got to get up early,” Rowan closed-forever FAO Schwarz toy the Metropolitan Museum of Art. said. store, Central Park, the “Most of the time you’re with Getting up early was a constant Metropolitan Museum of Art and other people when you’re doing all throughout the trip. the site of one of America’s most this touring ... and we were at the “I blame Mr. McMahan for this, infamous heartbreaks, the 9/11 Met (and I wound up) by myself. but he wanted to cram as much Monument and Museum and Ellis ... At least half the time we were as possible. He kept using the Ground Zero. From Page 1 term, ‘expose our students to as Earl Rowan recounted the iron- in the Met, I was thoroughly lost, much as they can,’ so we started ic twist that back in the ’90s he and I had a map and it was on she has been working with Ellis “Two cups of flour, two cups up early and explored late into the used to take the students to the various levels and I was trying to for almost 12 years, and she of meal, a tablespoon of mayon- go, and I kept asking various staff calls him “remarkable.” “I see him, at his age, naise, two eggs, and a little night,” Rowan said laughingly. observation deck, now there was work four days a week “We visited the Capitol, we visit- nothing. members four or five times,” “I see him, at his age, work cooking oil,” he said. at least, and then when ed the Smithsonian museums, we “It was pretty overwhelming to Rowan said. four days a week at least, and “I was raised on the farm and took a tour of Arlington Cemetery see those two huge gaps in the “I didn’t want to ask the same then when he leaves here he tin- he leaves here he tinkers if you weren’t able to cook, you so they could see President ground — It’s got a huge water- one, and finally this one young kers with lawn mowers and with lawn mowers and went hungry because we all Kennedy’s grave, the changing of fall. It was just overwhelming to lady — I had asked her how to go cars, he plays music, and he’s cars, he plays music, and worked in the field. Mom worked the guard and so forth,” said imagine huge skyscrapers and to a certain painting and about 15 active in church,” Smith said. he’s active in church. He in the field, too,” he said. Andy McMahan. them not being there anymore,” minutes later she saw me still “He just does so much to help just does so much to help He said one of his brothers McMahan and Rowan contin- Reedy said. “We were like 3 or 4 walking around in the area — and other people.” other people.” started a restaurant at one time, ued with the memorial sites they when it actually happened, so she came and said, “‘Sir, do you But, it all started nine — Angie Smith and “all of us can cook.” visited like the Lincoln Memorial, we’ve never really seen the two just want me to take you to the decades ago on a farm. Ellis said he works on lawn other side?’” Rowan said with a Vietnam Memorial, Korean towers and to look back at the “I worked hard on the farm At one time, Ellis worked as a mowers on the sideline and laugh. Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, pictures like the HD pictures and and then went to Michigan and garment cutter for the Hardwick “buys and repairs them.” and the Iwo Jima Memorial, see them like over the Empire Malcolm Reedy and a few stu- stayed about 18 years and Woolen Mill. He also cut panty He said staying busy is part of which according to Rowan was State Building, I think it’s crazy dents were some of the lucky 500 worked for Chrysler,” Ellis said. hose for Nick’s on Mimosa Drive. the secret of living a long life. very awe-inspiring at night. because they’re gone now and from the group who had the He said it was April 15, 1946, He spent some time working “Most of my buddies, when The most memorable events for there’s the [new One] World Trade pleasure to see hip-hop artist when he became a Christian at for Top Hat Doughnuts during they retired, they sat down and Caitlin, Malcolm, Whitney and Center rebuilt in its place, but it’s Jason Deluro preform at the Hard Big Spring Baptist Church. his Detroit years. rocked it away,” he said. “It Amanda Raby was visiting the nothing compared to those two Rock Café — until they had to Ellis also has a band that “I cooked 4,800 dozen a don’t work.” Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, that were just so significant leave 10 minutes in. plays at the community senior night,” Ellis recalled. “You “You’ve got to keep those Broadway and the Capitol build- standing there.” The students and chaperones center. couldn’t touch nothing with muscles and arteries and all ing. “What stood out most to me left the morning of June 6 and “We’ll be playing Aug. 7, from your hands and you could eat that stuff going, or it’ll shut “I liked going up to the Statue about it was on the walls they visited Appomatox Court House 6 until 8,” he adds. off the floor, it was so clean. down on you.” of Liberty and going to the crown have the names of all the people National Historical Park, in He also plays at the church When we got through work, we “My main object is to meet and getting to see ... New York that perished on 9/11 and like if Appomatox, Va., in commemora- he belongs to, Philippi Baptist. had to wash the walls, the people and help people,” Ellis tion of the 150th anniversary of Ellis said he also did a lot of stoves and everything.” said. “That’s my main concern.” the end of the Civil War. It is the mission work on Skid Row when Ellis said he loves to cook and He credits his milestone in place Robert E. Lee and Ulysses he was in Detroit, and also bake, and it’s a toss-up whether years to “a promise of God.” Missing S. Grant famously met to sign the worked with the Billy Graham banana pudding or cornbread is “He said, ‘Children, obey your From Page 1 treaty to end the war. Evangelistic Team. his favorite. parents that your days may be In their almost weeklong tour of “I counseled with a Methodist “I think banana pudding is long in the land which the Lord any food or water, the PIO include the Conejos County Washington and New York City, preacher on third base in Tiger my favorite,” he said. thy God giveth thee,’” Ellis said. reported. Sheriff’s Department, Conejos the students and faculty saw Stadium,” he recalled. Ellis said his cornbread is “I would do what my parents According to Smith, Galvez County Search and Rescue, the many things that will probably “I love music and play a dobro good, and is usually there when told me even if I felt it was has been coordinating the air U.S. Forest Service, Upper Pine leave them with memories for a and a harmonica,” he said, there are church events or wrong.” and ground search of the high- Fire and Rescue, numerous vol- lifetime. adding that’s been his “greatest reunions. Of staying busy in his current altitude mountainous area. unteers, and search dog teams Perhaps Earl Rowan best hobby for 25 years.” “They all want me to make the job Ellis said, “I just love to On Friday, Flight for Life con- from Colorado, New Mexico and summed up the trip’s end: “You Ellis said the band he played cornbread with the special meet people.” ducted air search efforts. Texas. adjust to your old routine, but the with opened up the WBAC Radio recipe,” he said. He recalls his late wife of 65 Saturday and Sunday a multi- American Red Cross volun- first couple of days, like on every station at 2:30 in the morning. The secret to his cornbread? years telling him he has never mission aircraft equipped with teers are on hand to provide trip like this, I think, “Man, we “We were all scared to death, Mayonnaise, he says. met a stranger. radar, heat sensors and infrared support to responders. were having so much fun three or and the fiddle player was sawing “It makes it so soft you don’t “If you are to have friends, participated in the search. Rough terrain has complicated four days ago, and now it’s all — but he wasn’t hitting the have to chew it, you just swal- you must show yourself friend- Search teams on the ground the search, according to reports. over.” strings,” he said with a laugh. low it,” he says with a big smile. ly,” Ellis said.