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161st YEAR • NO. 101 AUGUST 26, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 26 pAGES • 50¢ Banks calls officer’s actions ‘stupid’ Councilman wants policy on ‘unacceptable employee behavior’

By JOYANNA LOVE firmed that it was. n’t happen in the business sector. That Banner Senior Staff Writer SEE EDITORIAL, “How can anyone be so, I’ll use the word costs us money, Janice. It costs us a year ‘stupid,’ to do something like that after all or two to get over, and we are worried Cleveland City Councilman Richard PAGE 18 the turmoil that we have been faced with?” about getting sued. Let them sue … I Banks has voiced his frustrations over Banks demanded. would say if you do this to your employer, controversies plaguing the Cleveland Gibson said Bonnett is on unpaid the city of Cleveland and the good fine offi- Police Department. sending a nude photograph of himself to a administrative leave until Aug. 29. cers down there in the Cleveland Police His comments came during this week’s female subordinate. The photo was sent “We let that be his effective date, but he Department and you are stupid enough to session of the Cleveland City Council. from a private cellphone to the female offi- does not return to work. As far as where do that after all that has happened, you “We have been showcased and spot- cer’s private cellphone. A complaint was he is at with POST (Peace Officers get nothing. That would be my policy.” lighted, but I think the general public filed against Bonnett, but he resigned Standards and Training certification), he Banks stressed the officer should be wants to see a new day in Cleveland as far before an investigation could be complet- is not with us. He is out,” Gibson said. fired and not eligible for such benefits. as its employees, in particular the police ed. Cleveland City Manager Janice Casteel “As far as the policy that this Council department,” Banks said. “Was that text sent during time that said Bonnett would receive paid leave for sets, I think we need something that The most recent incident involved CPD officer was on duty?” Banks asked. any remaining vacation days. Sgt. Robert E. Bonnett, who resigned after Interim Police Chief Mark Gibson con- “Why?” Banks asked Casteel. “It would- See BANKS, Page 8 Richard Banks Inside Today Life Care Minor responds pleads to latest actions guilty Forrest Preston to drug now defendant By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer charge The attorneys representing Life Care Centers of America Faces return to have filed a response to an amendment by U.S. attorneys adding Forrest Preston, Life Care court on Friday founder and chairman of the Banner photo, JOYANNA LOVE Lady Mustangs board, as a defendant in the case By TONY EUBANK CUATS ROAD SUpERVISOR Ted Smith stands with SETHRA assistant executive director Chris Banner Staff Writer stay perfect accusing the business and Kleehammer, Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis, Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland and SETHRA Preston of submitting claims for Kim Minor, the Bradley County The Walker Valley Lady medically unnecessary rehabili- Cleveland director Mary Lynn Brow in front of the newly purchased buses for the local pubic trans- portation system. woman who accused a Cleveland Mustangs stayed perfect in tation services. Police Department officer of sexu- District 5-3A volleyball with an Filed Aug. 21 in U.S. District al assault, pleaded guilty to pos- easy sweep of East Hamilton. Court in Chattanooga, Life Care’s session of a Schedule II narcotic The Bearettes worked hard but attorneys claim (hydrocodone) during an appear- fell to Ooltewah. On the soccer that by moving New buses for CUATS ance in Bradley field, the Bearettes fell to the to add Preston County Sessions Chattanooga Lady Patriots. The as a defendant, Court Tuesday Atlanta Braves gave up four “the Government Public transportation system fleet morning. unearned runs in their loss to the seeks to change Minor picked Colorado Rockies. See Sports, substantially the also gets a more identifiable look up the posses- Pages 19-21. nature and sion charge while scope of this By JOYANNA LOVE Ordinarily, CUATS can only in custody at the Disciplinarian is case 7 years Banner Senior Staff Writer add one bus at a time, as Bradley County Preston after it was filed, “We’ve talked about funding is available, so the Jail, after being needed as chief 7 years after the The Cleveland Urban Area for several months grant serves a major boost to arrested by the Minor Another resignation from the Government began investigating Transit System, operated by reidentifying the buses the local service. This usually T e n n e s s e e Cleveland Police Department dur- the facts and documents that the Southeast Tennessee so they look like public would be a combination of Bureau of Investigation on felony ing the middle of an internal affairs purportedly support the pro- Human Resource Agency, has transportation, so federal, state and local rev- charges for filing a false report. investigation, as well as court peti- posed amended complaint, 5 a new look and a new fleet. they are finally done enue. The false report charge came after years after the Government made tions by two other officers seeking Five new buses have come and they look CUATS normal replacement TBI investigators determined the the decision to intervene, and to the public transportation to have disciplinary actions against real good.” schedule is five years or sexual assault allegations she almost 3 years after the Court system through an American made against CPD Officer Carl them reviewed, say this about the — Mayor Tom 150,000 miles. selection of a new police chief: put the Government on notice Recovery and Reinvestment Walls were false. Rowland “After that point, we can whoever is selected should be that it must make timely inter- Act grant. either pull them off the route According to a 10th Judicial prepared to rule with a firm hand. vention elections according to “The buses that we took off or use them as backups,” Drug Task Force report, when See the editorial on Page 18 of 60-day period proscribed by the the routes were past their use Brown. Brown said. Minor was booked into the today’s edition. False Claims Act.” of life and we were having to The new vehicles will pro- A new look is to help distin- Bradley County Jail on Aug. 19, a Life Care’s counsel said by spend a lot of money for vide a “more dependable, guish the fixed route buses deputy jailer discovered a adding a new party under “only a maintenance and repair nicer” service,” Brown said. from the Cleveland Area hydrocodone pill mixed in with a Forecast catch-all ‘unjust enrichment’ work,” said Cleveland The cost for the buses was prescription bottle of alprazolam. claim, it would cause a ‘whole- SETHRA director Mary Lynn $276,085. See CUATS, Page 8 Minor had a prescription for the Today should be mostly sunny, with a high near 83. Tonight’s fore- See LIFE CARE, Page 8 See MINOR, Page 10 cast calls for mostly clear skies, with a low around 62. Thursday should be sunny once again, with a Amy Davenport high near 85. Thursday night BHRC eyes should be mostly clear, with a low slated to lead around 64. delinquent Sunset: 8:16 p.m. Health Council Sunrise: 7:10 a.m. By LARRY C. BOWERS Medicare Index Banner Staff Writer Classified...... 22-25 The Bradley County Health Council has a change in leader- payments Comics...... 16 ship, and the county and city Editorials...... 18 school systems are getting this By LARRY C. BOWERS Horoscope...... 16 year’s Coordinated School Health Banner Staff Writer Lifestyles...... 13-15 programs off to an aggressive Tuesday evening’s meeting of Obituaries...... 2 start. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS the Bradley Healthcare and Stocks...... 4 Joyce Clem of the Tennessee SCHOOL COORDINATED HEALTH supervisors Karen Slater of Bradley County, left, and Dee Dee Rehabilitation Center board of Sports...... 19-21 Department of Health is stepping Finnison of Cleveland, second from left, received checks from Bradley County Health Department directors was relatively brief, with TV Schedule...... 17 down as Council coordinator, and several members unable to is being replaced by Amy Director Eloise Waters at Tuesday’s Bradley County Health Council luncheon. The money is for the Weather...... 11 school systems’ respective anti-tobacco campaigns. Also at the presentation were Linda Avila, third from attend. Davenport of the Bradley County Board members who did attend Health Department. right, the Health Department’s tobacco prevention educator; Amy Davenport, second from right, Health Around Town Department educator and new coordinator of the Health Council; and Joyce Clem of the Tennessee got involved in a discussion with Department of Health, outgoing Health Council coordinator. administrator Scott Oliver on an Ray and Marcy Smith, Bill See DAVENPORT, Page 8 issue of growing concern ... Rominger, Allen Rominger, Shirle money owed. Hogan and C.A. Hogan helping a The care facility’s government friend when needed ... Shirley County eyes three animal control options benefits administrator, Cahaba of Shadden sharing her pears with Birmingham, Ala., has not made a payment to the facility in four neighbors ... David Hixon excited By BRIAN GRAVES that includes animal pickup is going to cost specializes in wildlife and animal removal, months. This is a sizable amount. about a friend’s big win ... Debby Banner Staff Writer $300,000 or more. was the only respondent to a recent request Cameron spreading sunshine ... Presently, there are three open options on for proposal from the committee. Oliver assured the board the county facility has been able to Mike Moore cruising around town It might be time for an “into the night” the Commission’s table that were received John Burns, the owner, submitted a cost in his big blue truck. session, complete with pizza, for the Bradley by the ad hoc committee on animal control: manage, and has been able to of $253,000 for a one-year contract. pay its debts. But, the continued County Commission to come to a once-and- n Sheriff Eric Watson’s plan with a start- n Contract with the city of Cleveland for for-all decision on animal control for the up amount of $363,026 and yearly recur- delay is frustrating. $300,000. Cahaba had been delinquent in county. ring costs of approximately $209,330. Two of those plans would include the Commissioner Thomas Crye noted at the n A bid from Wildlife Technicians LLC, a 6489076 75112 recent Commission session any alternative locally owned independent business which See COUNTY, Page 8 See BHRC, Page 8 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com

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We invite you to send a mes- Survivors and funeral arrange- sage of condolence and view the ments will be announced by ACTIVITIES Carden family guestbook at Grissom-Serenity Funeral Home www.ralphbuckner.com. & Cremation Services. Steve Morgan will be the speak- er Thursday at 7 a.m. for His Hands Extended devotional at Glenn Cantrell Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. Glenn C. Cantrell, 79, a resi- ——— dent of McDonald, passed away Revival services will be held at Monday, Aug. 24, 2015, at the Echoes of Mercy Baptist Church, family residence. Joyce Vivian Cooper 535 Durkee Road, Monday He was a devoted, loving Dorothy Knoss Clifton ‘Buster’ Zimmer through Thursday, Sept. 3, at 7 father. He loved and was Joyce Vivian Cooper, 67, of Dorothy Knoss, 94, passed Cleveland, died Monday, Aug. Clifton “Buster” Zimmer, 53, a p.m. The evangelists will be involved in Bradley County poli- away peacefully in a local health resident of Ocoee, passed away 24, 2015, in a Chattanooga hos- care facility. Daniel Stewart and Wayne tics for most of his life. He served Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015, at the McGuire from Robbinsville, N.C. as constable in the 1st District for pice. She was born in Whittier, Calif. Survivors and arrangements family residence. ——— many years. He was of the on May 23, 1921, and lived the He was a former resident of Church of God faith. He operated will be announced by Companion past six years in Cleveland. The Day Family will sing at New Funeral Home. Knoxville. He was a member of Cantrell’s Used Auto Parts for She was a member of West Cleveland Baptist Church. Liberty Baptist Church, 900 King more than 30 years. Farmland Community Church. He was preceded in death by St., Sunday at 2 p.m. He was the son of the late Rev. She was survived by her chil- his father, Clifton Leroy Zimmer ——— B.C. Cantrell and Ora Ramsey dren: Donna Robinson (Vaughn) Johnny Richardson Sr. Fifth Sunday singing will be Cantrell. He was also preceded of Cleveland, Dianne Bradfield Johnny Richardson, 55, a life- Survivors include his wife, held at Center Point Baptist in death by his beloved wife, (Barry) of Lakewood, Calif. and long resident of Cleveland, Lauren Zimmer of Ocoee; moth- Dennis Kessinger (Sheryl) of Church, Lower River Road, Mary E. Cantrell; son, Jerry passed away Monday, Aug. 24, er, Willie Bains Zimmer; two chil- Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Jim Cantrell; daughter, Judy Cantrell Redding, Calif; five grandchil- 2015, at the family residence. dren: William Brody Zimmer and Morrison; granddaughter, Donia dren; and six great-grandchil- Ricketts and Crystal Elam will be Richard Vernon Dover He was the son of the late Bailey Gayle Zimmer, both of singing. Danette Cantrell; and one sister, dren; sister, Mary Kim Daniels Marvin and Martha Richardson. Ocoee; one sister, Sharon Wood Rose Price. Richard Vernon Dover, 68, of (Robert) of Long Beach, Calif.; He was head custodian at and husband, Rick, of Knoxville; ——— Survivors include his children: Chatsworth, Ga., passed away and many nieces and nephews. Bradley Central High School two brothers: Michael Zimmer Ronald Guffey from 11th Dina Swafford and husband, on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2015, at A Celebration of Life will be since 2001 and at one time he and wife, Terea, of Florida, and Avenue Baptist Church in Dalton, David, Donnie Cantrell and wife, his residence. held Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015, at was a member of the Bradley Brad Zimmer and wife, Carrie, of Ga., will be preaching through Debbie, Ora Teague and Bobby He was preceded in death by 4:30 p.m. at the Farmland County Rescue Squad and was Virginia; and several nieces and Thursday at 7 nightly at Dowdy, Glenda Cantrell and parents, Perry Lawrence and Community Church Chapel with an auxiliary police officer. nephews. Evelyn Lawler Dover; son, Pastor Chip Hammonds officiat- Philadelphia Missionary Baptist Phillip Fritts; siblings: Leola Miller He had many talents whether A memorial service will be held Church, 910 30th St., and Billy Ruth Whitener and hus- Richard V. (Richie) Dover; sister, ing. carpentry, mechanical, electrical at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, band, Dan; grandchildren: Sherry Audrey Womack; and brother, Memorials may be made to ——— or plumbing with which he used 2015, at West Cleveland Baptist Matthew Pass from Canada Cantrell, Ore Crisp, Kim Gatlin, Doyle Dover. Farmland Community Church, more than not to help anyone in Church with the Rev. Matt Ward Christy McKinney, Misty Gee, He is survived by his wife, 8100 Colima Road, Whittier, CA need; he had a heart of gold, he officiating. will be the guest speaker for a Penny Goodwin, Julie Goodwin, Marlene Dover; children: Richard 90605. never met a stranger and he was The family will receive friends special youth service at 7 tonight Michael Loyless, Brandin E Dover of Chatsworth, Arrangements are being han- a faithful friend to everyone he from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday at the at Kinser Church of God. Loyless, Mason Teague, Logan Christopher D. Brown of dled by Grissom-Serenity knew. church prior to the service. ——— Teague and David Sneed; and Loganville, and Angelia R. Carroll Funeral Home, Mark S. Grissom He is survived by his daughter, Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Henegar Baptist Church will be many great-grandchildren. of Cleveland; brothers: Paul Funeral Director. Natasha Stewart and her hus- and Crematory is in charge of Dover of Summerville and Jerry Online condolences may be having its fifth Sunday singing The funeral will be held at 2:30 band, Charles, of Soddy Daisy; arrangements. Sunday featuring The Trinity p.m. Friday, Aug. 28, 2015, in the Dover of Trion; sister, Sarah sent to www.grissomserenity. his special friends: Debbie and chapel of Ralph Buckner Funeral Young of Armuchee; eight grand- com. Trio. Lunch will be served after Ken Usleton and their children: the morning service, with singing Home with Pastor Mitchell children; and several nieces and Scott and Danielle Usleton, Jim Wilson and Chaplain Mike nephews. Schroder, Terry McElhaney and beginning at 2 p.m. Justice officiating. A memorial service was held his wife, Christie; and all the staff ——— Interment will follow in Earls on Monday, Aug. 24, 2015, at 6 and students of Bradley Central Cedar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery with David Swafford, p.m. in the chapel of Shawn High School. will have its fifth Sunday singing Randy Fox, Phil Cannon, Steve Chapman Funeral Home of A Remembrance of Life serv- Sunday with the 2X2 Quartet as Lawson, Dewayne Hicks, Phillip Chatsworth, Ga., with Dr. Drew ice will be held at 5 p.m. today, the featured singers. Sunday Fritts and Bebo Harris serving as Brown officiating. Aug 26, 2015, at the North www.shawnchapmanfh.com Tony Allen Marthaler school will begin at 9:30 a.m., pallbearers. Honorary pallbear- Ocoee Chapel of Jim Rush with lunch after the morning ers will be Carl Colloms, Charlie Tony Allen Marthaler, 53, a res- OTTERY Funeral Home with Johnny L service. McKenzie and Ed Lewis. The ident of Athens, passed away McDaniel, Terry McElhaney and service will conclude with a white Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015, at the Todd Shoemaker, principal of ——— dove release ceremony conclud- family residence. Bradley High School, officiating. NUMBERS Youth Sunday will be held at ing the service. He loved fishing, hunting, hors- The interment will follow at Bethel Baptist Tabernacle, 3165 The family will receive friends es, cats and dogs. Mount Hermon cemetery in Buchanan Road, Sunday. from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at He was preceded in death by Benton Station with Terry (AP) — These lotteries were ——— the funeral home and also from 1 his maternal grandparents, Percy McElhaney, Greg Geren, Jim drawn Tuesday: Homecoming will be held at p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Blentlinger and Bertha Schroder, Scott Uselton, Curtis Prospect United Cumberland funeral home prior to the service. Blentlinger; his paternal grand- Hicks, Todd Shoemaker, David Tennessee Presbyterian Church, 310 New We invite you to send a mes- parents, Dan and June Eaves and Charles Stewart serv- sage of condolence and view the Marthaler; and aunt, Gladys Jean Cash 3 Evening: 0-7-1, Lucky Murraytown Road N.W., Sunday ing as casketbearers. Sum: 8 Cantrell family guestbook at Miller. We encourage you to share beginning at 10:45 a.m. The mes- www.ralphbuckner.com. He is survived by his wife, Nita your memories and or condo- Cash 3 Midday: 2-6-2, Lucky sage will be by Cliff Hudson. The Dewey of Athens; father, James lences with Johnny’s friends and Sum: 10 music will be provided by Jack Ray Marthaler Sr. of Quincy, Ill.; family by going to www.jimrush- Cash 3 Morning: 4-3-6 Clark and friends. Pot luck dinner mother, Carol Blentlinger funeralhomes.com. Cash 4 Evening: 7-3-9-3, will follow the morning service. Marthaler of Charleston one sis- Lucky Sum: 22 ——— ter, Jennifer Roberts of Quincy; Cash 4 Midday: 7-3-9-2, Lucky Hopewell Baptist Church, 188 five brothers: Michael D. Sum: 21 Old Georgetown Road N.W., will Marthaler and wife, Elaine, of Colorado Springs, Colo., John Cash 4 Morning: 3-3-8-3 have an old-fashioned singing Marthaler and wife, Angela, and Mega Millions: 05-44-54-59- and fish fry, Sunday at 6:30 p.m. James Marthaler Jr., all of 63, Mega Ball: 1; Megaplier: 5 ——— Charleston, Michael Roberts and Homecoming will be held at wife, Bree, of Quincy and Jordan GeorGia Mountain View Church of God, Charles ‘Ray’ Greene Marthaler of Seattle, Wash. Man dies after being All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- 210 Roadway Drive S.E., Sunday Charles “Ray” Greene, a res- A gathering of friends will be 05-07-10-11-17-18-20-21-24 with the morning worship at ident of Athens, went home to held on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015, shot by police, falling All or Nothing Evening: 02-05- 10:45 a.m. The Seekers will be rest peacefully with his at the VFW Post 2598 from 4 to 7 07-08-11-13-14-15-20-21-22- the gospel singers. Creator, the one who reigns on p.m. from overpass Ralph Buckner Funeral Home 23 high, our Lord and Savior, All or Nothing Morning: 01- Jesus Christ. and Crematory is in charge of the arrangements. NASHVILLE (AP) — The 03-05-06-08-09-12-13-16-21- He worked for 20 years at Tennessee Bureau of 22-23 IT’SASPECIAL Johnson Controls in Athens. We invite you to send a mes- sage of condolence and view the Investigation says a man on a All or Nothing Night: 04-05-06- He enjoyed hot rod cars, driv- roadway overpass has fallen and ing the many scenic country Marthaler family guestbook at 07-09-12-16-18-20-21-22-23 DAY FOR ... roads and, most of all, spend- www.ralphbuckner.com. died after being shot by an offi- Cash 3 Evening: 7-6-0 ing time with his family. cer. Cash 3 Midday: 8-9-3 He was preceded in death by Local media report 22-year- Cash 4 Evening; 8-8-9-6 Michael Creagan, Barbara his mother, Joyce Rae Greene, old Steven Dodd was pro- Cash 4 Midday: 6-2-4-7 Huff, Felicia Bennett, Alishia and two sisters: Tammy Reiser nounced dead at a hospital early Fantasy 5: 02-03-09-11-37 James and C.E. Davis, who are and Melissa Thompson. Wednesday after the shooting in Georgia FIVE Evening: 8-5-9-9-9 celebrating birthdays today ... He leaves behind to cherish Hendersonville. Georgia FIVE Midday: 6-1-8-3- Matt Kennedy, who turns 23 ... his memory, his father, Charles TBI spokesman Josh DeVine 8 Ruby and Dennis Watson, who J. Greene; children: Devin says officers responded to the Helen Frances Carden Greene, Autumn (Aaron) Mega Millions: 05-44-54-59- are celebrating their 26th Helen Frances Carden, 83, a Cogdill and Candace (Justin) Linda Moore scene around 11 p.m. Tuesday 63, Mega Ball: 1; Megaplier: 5 anniversary today. lifelong resident of Cleveland, Taylor; brother, Jeff Greene; Linda Newton Moore, 68, of after getting calls reporting a passed away Tuesday, Aug. 25, and 13 grandchildren. Cleveland, died Monday, Aug. man standing on the outside 2015, at the family residence. A celebration of life service is 24, 2015, in a local health care ledge of the bridge over a road. Washington Monument elevator She was a member of First planned for Sunday, Aug. 30, facility He said police tried to negotiate Baptist Church. She was a 2015, at 7 p.m. at the Church The family will receive friends with the man, but the conversa- malfunctions, dozens walk down retired teacher after many years of God at McMinn County on Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the tion escalated and Dodd pulled WASHINGTON (AP) — scheduled Wednesday morning of service to the Cleveland City County Road 516. Wildwood Avenue Chapel of Jim out a gun at which time an offi- School System and was a mem- Technicians have repaired the at 9 a.m., hours after the mal- The family will be receiving Rush Funeral Homes. cer shot him in the leg. Dodd ber of the Retired Teachers friends one hour prior, from 6 Washington Monument’s eleva- function left 63 people at the Association. She was an avid p.m. until the 7 p.m. service then fell to the roadway below. tor which malfunctioned, forc- 500-foot observation deck. reader and volunteered at the time. Devine says the TBI is collect- ing dozens of visitors to walk Litterst says technicians local hospital and the museum. You are invited to share a ing evidence and trying to deter- down hundreds of steps. determined that Tuesday She was preceded in death by personal memory or your con- mine exactly what happened. National Park Service night’s elevator outage was her husband, James E. Carden; dolences with his family at his Further information wasn’t spokesman Mike Litterst said caused by an issue with the parents, John Lumpkin and online memorial located at immediately available. the monument would open as door contacts. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 3 Suspect in 1996 Khobar Towers bombing arrested WASHINGTON (AP) — A man named in a 2001 indictment in group was founded by members of mentioning any Iranians by suspected in the 1996 bombing Alexandria, Virginia, in connec- of the desert kingdom’s Shiite name or linking them directly to of the Khobar Towers residence tion with the bombing. Charges minority who fled into exile in Khobar. However, in 2006, U.S. at a U.S. military base in Saudi include murder of federal the 1980s to escape what they District Judge Royce C. Arabia has been captured, a employees and bombing result- said was persecution by the Lamberth ruled the Iranian gov- U.S. official said Wednesday. ing in death. None of the 13 has kingdom’s Sunni majority. ernment financed the bombing, Ahmed al-Mughassil , yet been brought to court to face The 2001 indictment placed ordering it to pay $254 million to described by the FBI in 2001 as charges, according to court doc- heavy blame on Iran for nurtur- the attack’s victims. Iran repeat- the head of the military wing of uments. ing the attack but stopped short edly has denied being involved. Saudi Hezbollah, is suspected of The lead prosecutor listed in leading the attack that killed 19 court records from 2001 is U.S. service personnel and James Comey, now the FBI wounded almost 500 people. director. The June 25, 1996, bombing at In the Khobar attack, mili- Khobar Towers, a military hous- tants parked a fuel trailer truck ing complex, was the deadliest just outside the shallow perime- such attack targeting U.S. forces ter of the apartment complex, 85 since the 1983 bombing of the feet away from one of the eight- U.S. Marines’ barracks in Beirut story buildings. The blast that killed 241 American ser- demolished one side of the vicemen. building, leaving a massive Saudi paper Asharq Alawsat, crater. which first reported the develop- The U.S. later moved its Air ment, said he was arrested in Force contingent to the Prince Beirut and transferred to Sultan Air Base, a vast com- elijAh eledge was presented with a certificate and cash Riyadh. pound in a remote stretch of prize for winning the 4-H June Dairy Month Coloring Contest. The Saudi Interior Ministry desert south of the Saudi capi- The contest was sponsored by Sydney Brady, Bradley County had no immediate comment. The tal, Riyadh. U.S. official spoke on grounds of A U.S. federal grand jury 4-H June Dairy Month chairman for 2015. From left are Elijah TNLic#00067986BC-A,B(SM) Eledge and Sydney Brady. Winners in other categories are anonymity because this person indictment named 13 Saudis was not authorized to publicly and one Lebanese man in con- Dustin Hubbard DBA Hubbard Construction Aiden and Logan McDonald, who were not available for the discuss the matter. nection with the bombing, say- photo. Al-Mughassil, also known as ing they were part of the Saudi Abu Omran, is one of 13 people Hezbollah extremist group. That Student who helped stop France terror attack arrives home SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — An American college student who along with two friends helped stop a terror attack on a high- speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris returned home to California. A relaxed Anthony Sadler, 23, walked off a commercial plane at Sacramento International Airport accompanied by his parents Tuesday. The Sacramento State University student, dressed in black shorts and a gray sweat- shirt, was carrying a black back- pack as the family walked into the tarmac with the rest of the passengers. Instead of using a jetway to the terminal like other travelers, the family was led to an area where several sheriff’s vehi- AP Photo cles waited. From leFt, French President Francois Hollande, U.S. National Guardsman from Roseburg, Ore., The family didn’t speak to Alek Skarlatos, U.S. Ambassador to France Jane D. Hartley, U.S. Airman Spencer Stone and Anthony reporters at the airport and they Sadler, a senior at Sacramento State University in California, pose for photographers as they leave the hadn’t arrived to their home on a Elysee Palace in Paris, France, after Hollande awarded the three men with the French Legion of Honor tree-lined street of the on Monday The three American travelers say they relied on gut instinct and a close bond forged over Sacramento suburb of Rancho years of friendship as they took down a heavily armed man on a passenger train speeding through Cordova, where TV trucks and a cluster of reporters waited out- Belgium on Friday. side Tuesday night. Senior U.S. Army leaders said returning from Europe and that The family landed in Skarlatos will get the Soldiers he had made plans to meet Sacramento after taking a private Medal — the Army’s highest Sadler during their European jet to Portland, Oregon. award for acts of heroism not vacation. Columbia Sportswear CEO involving actual conflict with the “We were supposed to link up You’re invited to Maxine Murray’s Timothy Boyle had made the jet enemy. in Europe but it never hap- available to fly the Americans’ The city of Sacramento is plan- pened,” he said. mothers to France. ning a parade for all three men, Alina Ezzi was at the Appreciation Celebration. Sadler and two Sacramento- who grew up in the area. Sacramento airport Tuesday area friends, U.S. Air Force John Dickson arrived on the hoping to greet Sadler after hear- Airman Spencer Stone, 23, and same plane as Sadler and said ing of his pending arrival through Oregon National Guardsman they became good friends after the media. Alek Skarlatos, 22, helped sub- meeting in a math class three “I’ve just been super interested due Ayoub El-Khazzani, a man years ago at Sacramento State in it,” said the San Francisco with ties to radical Islam who University. State University student. “It’s a was carrying a handgun and an He said no one noticed Sadler fascinating story: People see Southern Heritage Bank assault weapon on the train was on the plane until he was what happens and decide to Friday. approached on board by a TV stand up. ... I feel like our society invites our many friends and customers Stone was undergoing treat- producer. is finally stepping up to the ment at a military hospital in “He was very relaxed,” Dickson plate.” to join us in celebrating Germany for injuries suffered in said as he left the Sacramento She said that sort of heroic the attack. Skarlatos remained airport. “Very low key.” behavior should be rewarded with Stone in Germany. Dickson said he, too, was after the 9/11 attacks. Maxine Murray’s Retirement! 2 Virginia TV station workers fatally shot on air Please help us thank Maxine for her MONETA, Va. (AP) — Gunfire ing when suddenly at least eight Virginia Tech. Parker just turned erupted Wednesday as a televi- shots were heard. The camera 24 and attended James Madison sion reporter conducted a live on- appeared to drop to the ground. University. over 50 years of exceptional air interview in Virginia, killing The reporter can be heard Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe the reporter and a cameraman. screaming. says police are chasing the sus- commitment to the banking Jeffrey A. Marks, general man- The station then switches back pect in a fatal on-air shooting, ager of WDBJ-TV, identified the to a shot of an anchor back at the and his arrest is imminent. industry, Southern Heritage Bank two killed as Alison Parker and station, who has a shocked McAuliffe says on a radio show Adam Ward. expression on her face. on WTOP that the suspect is Video shows a female reporter In a tweet, the station says “We believed to be a disgruntled and our Expect a Difference service! interviewing someone about love you, Alison and Adam.” employee of WDBJ-TV. 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Former Dem congressman, GOP Sun there was “hesitation” in were posted publicly online last admitting Banks to the college, week. operative decry dark money which is affiliated with the “Needless to say, this dumping NASHVILLE (AP) — A former Christian Methodist Episcopal of sensitive personal and finan- Democratic congressman and a Church. cial information is bound to have prominent Republican political Humane Society says new videos catastrophic effects on the lives operative on Tuesday called for of the website’s users,” according ending untraceable spending for document walking horse abuse to a lawsuit filed Friday on and against candidates in NASHVILLE (AP) — Three behalf of an anonymous Los Tennessee and around the coun- years after a prominent Angeles man who created an try. Tennessee walking horse trainer account with Ashley Madison in Former Rep. John Tanner said pleaded guilty to abuse charges March 2012. following the release of under- Submitted photo that the lack of controls over “As a result of (Ashley cover videos, a new horse abuse The Cleveland RoTaRy Club inducted new member Jonathan Desilets, district manager for spending has created a system of Madison’s) unfair, unreasonable investigation is under way. Zaxby's, during its recent noon meeting. Desilets joins 1.2 million Rotary members worldwide in a quest what he called “election by auc- and inadequate data security, its The Rutherford County tion.” users’ extremely personal and to help eradicate polio and other humanitarian efforts both locally and nationally. From left are Club Sheriff’s Office is investigating President Nicolas Lillios, Jonathan Desilets, Past President Tim Spires and Membership Chair Byron Tanner acknowledged it would embarrassing information is now take another legal case to over- allegations of Tennessee walking Winters. horse abuse at ThorSport Farm accessible to the public,” accord- turn the U.S. Supreme Court’s ing to the lawsuit, filed by the decision in the Citizens United following new videos the Humane Society of the United Baltimore-based firm of case that allows corporations, Hammond Law. unions and wealthy individuals States says show trainers apply- Teacher survey shows concerns to spend unlimited amounts of ing caustic substances onto Middle Tennessee fraternity money in campaigns. But he horses’ forelegs to irritate them. chapter suspended over sign urged Congress to change the The trainers then place chains MURFREESBORO (AP) — A tax code to eliminate anonymity over the inflamed area that hit fraternity chapter at Middle with test prep and evaluations provisions that can currently the forelegs as the horses walk. Tennessee State University has shield big donors’ identities. The illegal training method is been suspended by the national NASHVILLE (AP) — With new unfortunate fact that standard- the report — a collaboration known as soring and is used to tests on the way in math and ized testing is the only thing val- between the Education “I don’t see how anyone could fraternity while a sexually sug- argue that that is a function of create the “big lick” gait prized at gestive sign placed outside an English for students in grades ued by the state,” said Jim Wrye, Department and Vanderbilt some horse shows. three through 11, a survey assistant executive director of the University’s Tennessee an open, democratic society for off-campus house is investigat- people to be able to be anony- The Humane Society says an ed. released Wednesday shows Tennessee Education Association, Consortium on Research, undercover stable worker took Tennessee teachers worried that the state’s largest teachers’ union. Evaluation and Development — is mous in the political process,” The Daily News Journal in Tanner said at a roundtable dis- the videos and also collected Murfreesboro reported that a they’re spending too much time “Teachers and parents know how they are evaluated. samples of the chemicals applied on testing and test preparation. there are so many things that Teachers have long held that cussion organized by the statement from the university Crockett Policy Institute. to the horses’ legs. Testing found said the Theta-Omega chapter of TNReady will be given to stu- affect future student success that the evaluation process relies too them to contain salicylic acid GOP political strategist Tom Sigma Pi had a banner that was dents in the spring. It’s part of the are not measured by these tests, heavily on standardized test and mustard oil, among other Ingram, who has run the cam- reportedly taken down by frater- Tennessee Comprehensive like social and emotional skills, scores. illegal substances, Humane paigns of U.S. Sens. Lamar nity leadership 30 minutes after Assessment Program, which cooperative behaviors, and aca- The survey found that while Society Vice President of Equine includes achievement tests and demic abilities that do not lend most teachers find evaluations Alexander and Bob Corker and it first went up. Protection Keith Dane said. The statement said the sign, end-of-course exams for science, themselves to be measured this useful, half of those surveyed say Gov. Bill Haslam, said the lack of In an emailed statement, sta- which read “Freshman Girls Info social students, math and way.” the evaluation process is a con- restraints on spending has made ble owner Duke Thorson said, Center,” was inconsistent with English. Earlier this year, the Education siderable burden, and a third of it nearly impossible for anyone “ThorSport Farm has a well- university values. Officials say the new test is Department announced a task teachers feel the system is unfair. without personal wealth to earned reputation for operating designed to measure students’ force had been created to review Ball said the department plans become a candidate for statewide ethically and legally, and we Sigma Pi’s national office said understanding of the material, student testing and assessment to address those concerns as well. or federal office. emphatically reject the HSUS’s the fraternity condemns use of not just memorization and test- amid concerns students were She recommended giving districts “When I first entered this busi- charges of soring.” sexist or demeaning signs and taking skills. They say it will bet- being over-tested. “more flexibility to tailor teacher ness, anyone with reasonable The statement says the videos that the responsible students ter measure students’ progress The group is charged with iden- evaluation to meet their unique intelligence, energy and determi- show ordinary leg care, not sor- will face disciplinary action. and make sure they are on track tifying best practices in testing local needs.” nation could consider being a ing. It also says, “ThorSport University spokesman Jimmy to succeed after graduation. and how those assessments align “Currently, over 70 districts candidate,” Ingram said. Farm continues to work vigor- Hart said the school will investi- State education officials told with required state tests. throughout the state already take Former Vandy football player in ously to end abuse and clean up gate. reporters last week that the best “There is a concern about the advantage of flexible options in the industry.” A fraternity at Old Dominion thing teachers could do to get stu- amount of testing,” Gov. Bill the teacher evaluation model. Our rape case to play at Lane University in Norfolk, Virginia, dents ready for the test would be Haslam told The Associated Press goal is to increase that number to JACKSON (AP) — A former Ashley Madison users in U.S. sue was suspended Monday in a sim- to provide “strong instruction after an education event this help customize the evaluation Vanderbilt football player cheating website over breach ilar case. accused of raping an uncon- every day.” week. “We will give that a really model based on local needs,” she LOS ANGELES (AP) — Eight Tennessee Supreme Court won’t However, the survey of nearly strong look.” said. scious student has been admit- people across the U.S. who regis- 37,000 teachers showed 60 per- Education Department spokes- Despite the concerns, two- ted to Lane College, and the tered to use Ashley Madison are hear judge Joe Brown’s appeal cent say they spend too much woman Ashley Ball said the task thirds of teachers say the evalua- coach there said he will play suing the website for cheaters NASHVILLE (AP) — The time helping students prepare for force will make recommendations tion process has helped them football. after hackers released personal Tennessee Supreme Court has statewide exams, and seven out of next month “to help guide district improve their teaching, up 14 Lane President Logan and detailed information of mil- denied a request to hear an ten believe their students spend and state decision making about percentage points since 2014, Hampton told The Jackson Sun lions of users, including finan- appeal from former TV judge Joe too much time taking exams. testing.” and 30 percentage points since on Monday night that 21-year- cial data and sexual proclivities. Brown over a jail sentence for “What teachers recognize is the Another concern of teachers in 2012. old Brandon Banks had been The lawsuits were filed contempt of court. admitted, and head football between last month and Monday Multiple media outlets report coach Derrick Burroughs con- by Ashley Madison users in that the court issued a one-sen- ACT says college exam scores are stagnant firmed Banks is on campus and California, Texas, Missouri, tence ruling Aug. 14 denying will sign with the team. Georgia, Tennessee and Brown’s application to appeal a WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. high shows negligible changes among decent jobs are requiring more Hampton and Burroughs Minnesota. They all seek class- Court of Appeals ruling from schools haven’t shown much ethnic groups since 2011, with advanced skills and training, this didn’t respond to emails sent by action status to represent the March. That ruling upheld improvement in the past four white and Asian American stu- is a huge problem.” The Associated Press on estimated 37 million registered Brown’s 5-day jail sentence years when it comes to preparing dents still dramatically outper- The study looked at the 1.9 mil- Tuesday, and Banks’ attorney users of Ashley Madison. stemming from an outburst last college-ready graduates, accord- forming other ethnicities. lion students in the 2015 gradu- didn’t return a message. The lawsuits, which seek year in Shelby County Juvenile ing to the Iowa-based nonprofit ACT Chief Executive Officer ating class who took the ACT. Banks was indicted in the case unspecified damages, claim neg- Court. group that administers the ACT Jon Whitmore called the findings This represents about 59 percent along with three other former ligence, breach of contract and Brown was jailed for part of a college entrance exam. a “wake-up call” and said the edu- of all graduating students. Vanderbilt football players. Two privacy violations. They say day after Juvenile Court officials The group says only about 40 cation system must do more to According to its findings: of the players, 22-year-old Ashley Madison failed to take said he caused an outburst in percent of graduating high school prepare students, particularly — Asian students outper- Brandon Vandenburg and 21- reasonable steps to protect the the courtroom in March 2014 students who took the ACT exam minorities. formed all other ethnic groups in year-old Cory Batey, were found security of its users, including while there representing a client. this year show a “strong readi- “We’re talking about hundreds math and science, with 69 per- guilty in January, but a mistrial those who paid a special fee to Magistrate Harold Horne initially ness” for college in most subject of thousands of U.S. high school cent of Asian students taking the was declared because of an issue have their information deleted. sentenced Brown to one day in areas. Meanwhile, 31 percent of graduates who won’t earn a two- ACT meeting its college readiness with a juror. They’re set for a Last month, hackers infiltrat- jail, but upped the sentence to these students aren’t meeting or four-year college degree standard in math and 57 percent second trial on Nov. 30. ed Ashley Madison’s website and five days after a verbal exchange readiness levels in any core sub- because they aren’t academically in science. Banks and the fourth man downloaded private information. with Brown. ject areas. prepared to do so,” Whitmore said — African-American students charged, Jaborian “Tip” The details — including names, In his appeal, Brown said an These levels are about the same in a statement. “In the increasing- lagged behind significantly in all McKenzie, are awaiting trial. emails, home addresses, finan- audio recording of the proceed- as four years ago. The data also ly competitive job market, where areas. Hampton told The Jackson cial data and message history — ings was manipulated.

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Other factors: Urban pop- through higher fuel taxes, vehicle than twice the delay in 1982, hours, making it more difficult to ulations are increasing and lower fees and bonds. But that’s just a when the transportation institute avoid delays by avoiding com- fuel prices are making driving less down payment on decades of first began assessing urban muter rush hours. expensive, so more people are delayed maintenance, repairs and mobility. But because there are —Severe or extreme congestion taking to city roads. replacements. so many more commuters today levels affected one of every four Congestion increased in 61 of “Our growing traffic problem is and far more congestion in off- trips in 2014, up from one in nine the nation’s 101 largest cities too massive for any one entity to peak hours, total delay across trips in 1982. from 2012 to 2013, the data handle — state and local agencies the country has increased over The report comes on the heels showed. The following year, near- can’t do it alone,” said Tim 2007. of other evidence that Americans ly all cities — 95 out of 101 — Lomax, a co-author of the report. Overall, Americans experienced are embracing driving more than experienced greater congestion. The report recommends a mix of 6.9 billion hours of traffic delays ever. The Department of The findings are based on fed- solutions, including making exist- in 2014 compared to 6.6 billion in Transportation said Americans eral data about how many cars ing road and transit systems 2007 and 1.8 billion in 1982. drove more than 3 trillion miles in are on the roads and on traffic more efficient, encouraging more The problem has become so the last 12 months, surpassing speed data collected by INRIX on flexible work schedules, adding bad in major urban areas that the previous record set in 2007. 1.3 million miles of urban streets capacity to high-growth travel drivers have to plan for more than And the National Safety Council and highways. corridors, and creating more twice as much travel time as they said preliminary data for the first The growth is outpacing the high-density neighborhoods would normally need to account six months of this year shows nation’s ability to build the roads, where homes, offices, stores and for the possibility of congestion traffic deaths are up 14 percent, a bridges, trains and other infra- other development can be delays caused by bad weather, turnaround after years of fewer structure to handle all these peo- reached through walking, biking collisions, construction zones and fatalities. ple on the move. Congress has or public transit. other impediments, the report If the economy remains strong, kept federal transportation pro- Transportation analyst Alan said. congestion will continue to wors- grams teetering on the edge of Pisarski said the nation missed a Other findings in the report: en, the report projects. In the next insolvency for nearly eight years “tremendous opportunity” to —Trucks account for about 18 five years, the annual delay per because lawmakers have been catch up on building additional percent of urban congestion, commuter would grow from 42 to unwilling to raise the federal gas transportation capacity during although they represent just 7 47 hours, the total delay nation- tax and haven’t found a politically the recession, when construction percent of urban travel. wide would grow from 6.9 billion palatable alternative to pay for costs plummeted. “We didn’t take —The cost of congestion to the hours to 8.3 billion hours, and needed improvements. advantage of it and now we’re average auto commuter was $960 the total cost of congestion would Frustrated by Washington’s back in the soup again,” he said. in lost time and fuel in 2014, jump from $160 billion to $192 inaction, nearly a third of states The national average time that compared to an inflation-adjusted billion, researchers estimated.

AP Photo PArents of children from Philip Barbour High School in Philippi, W.Va.,walk to the school to meet up with their children who were evacuated after a “hostage-like” situation occurred in the cafeteria of the school, Tuesday. State Police spokesman Lt. Michael Baylous said a suspect was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon at Philip Barbour High School. No injuries were reported. Authorities: Teacher calmed teen who held classmates hostage PHILIPPI, W.Va. (AP) — With Barbour County Schools classroom and eventually got the 29 terrified students looking on, Superintendent Jeffrey Woofter suspect to surrender a few hours a West Virginia high school credited her for maintaining con- after it began. teacher managed to calm a 14- trol just when classes were Walters “did an awesome job year-old student who pointed a about to change. Woofter also negotiating with this very trou- gun at her in her classroom, giv- praised the local police chief for bled young man,” Woofter said. ing a police chief time to arrive getting quickly to the scene and Barbour County Prosecutor and convince the boy to free his talking the suspect into giving Leckta Poling said she plans to peers and surrender, authorities up. pursue unspecified charges said. The teacher talked the boy against the suspect, who was No one was hurt Tuesday in into not allowing the next group taken to a hospital for evalua- the hostage-taking drama that of students to enter the class- tion. Poling said that because rocked a high school in the small room. Alerted by those students, the case involves a juvenile, the Appalachian town of Philippi, another teacher told school court process would be closed. home to about 3,000 people administrators, who then called Police haven’t identified the stu- some 115 miles south of 911. dent. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. “The teacher did a miraculous Steve Saltis was among sever- It was the ninth day of the new job, calming the student, main- al anxious parents who went to school year, and some students taining order in the class,” the school and waited outside an said they didn’t believe it at first Woofter said. area cordoned off by police tape when a so-called “code red” alert The entire situation was con- while waiting for students to be was raised. tained in about two or three released. Saltis said by phone State Police Lt. Michael hours, police said. Meanwhile, that his daughter attends the Baylous said it began after 1 the rest of the 724-student body school and that “a lot” was going p.m. Tuesday with the student was safely evacuated to the through his mind while he wait- taking a pistol into a second- bleachers of the football stadi- ed for her to head home. floor classroom at Philip Barbour um, where they awaited rides Saltis said many students had High School, a drab brown cam- home. been sitting in the school’s foot- pus in a rural area of tree-pep- Kayla Smith, a 17-year-old ball stadium after the school was pered rolling hills. He wouldn’t senior, said initially no one in evacuated and that he was able say what spurred the hostage- her classroom in the same build- to talk to his daughter. But taking, citing an ongoing investi- ing took the “code red” warning Saltis said law enforcement offi- gation. seriously. cials told parents nothing while But praise followed quickly for “Then we all held hands and the suspect was still in the the teacher and police chief who said a prayer,” she said. school. helped bring the ordeal to a safe Woofter said Philippi Police “I think that’s the scariest I’ve conclusion. Chief Jeff Walters negotiated the been in a long time,” Saltis said Without naming the teacher, release of the students from the later. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Fire crews eye weather as heat, wind build Despite stock fall, SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — first time in a week. fires that are still burning in the in Tacoma in the first such use of Massive wildfires in the West That sun brought more heat to state but posing little serious risk active-duty soldiers in nine have led to poor air quality Washington, where firefighters of major destruction. years. across the region, causing respi- kept a wary eye on rising temper- The U.S. is in the middle of a Firefighters were grateful that financial health of ratory problems for people far atures and winds that threat- severe fire season with some 71 reinforcements had arrived from the fire lines as well as ened to expand what’s already 11,600 square miles scorched so from Australia and New Zealand grounding firefighting aircraft. the largest wildfire on record in far. It’s only the sixth-worst going to help lead efforts to contain the “It’s been a nightmare to the state. back to 1960, but it’s the most Okanogan fires along the border many is still solid breathe,” said Okanogan County Similar concerns existed in acreage burned by this date in a of Canada. Sheriff Frank Rogers in Southern California, where tem- decade. “‘The Aussies are coming!” said WASHINGTON (AP) — Many The investment company Washington state. peratures of up to 106 degrees So many fires are burning in Rick Isaacson, a spokesman for Americans have just absorbed Vanguard reported in June Conditions were starting to were forecast for interior valleys Washington state that managers the firefighting effort. a financial beating — at least that clients with retirement improve Tuesday and Rogers and deserts — conditions that are summoning help from abroad The fires, which have claimed as measured by their stock accounts at the end of 2009 said he could see the sun for the could accelerate some of the 16 and 200 U.S. troops from a base the lives of three firefighters, holdings. It’s the kind of blow had enjoyed a median gain of grew by 2.6 square miles on that can feed a sense of help- 137 percent over five years, Monday night and have now lessness about retirement, col- reflecting both market returns burned 403 square miles. A total lege savings and higher-than- and additional contributions. of 1,345 people were battling the expected bills. Consider: An Associated flames. But take a look at other Press analysis last week found The National Weather Service gauges of Americans’ financial that Republican presidential issued a red-flag warning for the health, and a more nuanced candidate Donald Trump area, saying temperatures were picture emerges: would have multiplied his for- expected to climb into the 90s as Hiring and home values are tune more by investing in a humidity dropped and winds up. Gas prices and mortgage generic stock index than in gusted to 20 mph. rates are down. Inflation is low. heavily-branded luxury real Thunderstorms were possible The pace of layoffs has dwin- estate. later in the week. dled. — GAS PRICES “Hot, dry and unstable condi- Add it up, and the evidence Prices at the pump haven’t tions will create an environment suggests that many Americans been this low at this time of conducive to increased growth on — though certainly not all — year since 2004, according to existing wildfires,” the Weather are doing comparatively well. the American Automobile Service said. Even the stock-market Association. The average price Fires also were burning in swoon can be put in perspec- for a gallon of regular gasoline Montana and Idaho, where an tive: Yes, the Standard & Poor’s is $2.58 a gallon, down from atmospheric inversion was hold- 500 stock index has tumbled $3.44 at this point in 2014. ing heavy smoke over western 10.7 percent over the past five Analysts expect prices to fall Montana, robbing wildfires of days of trading. Since the end further after summer. oxygen and preventing the sun of 2008, though, the S&P index The price decline has slowed from heating ground fuels. remains up about 120 percent. economic growth because AP photo The conditions dirtied the For some, the stock sell-off energy companies have Mike HAnsen, top, and Scott Nelson, center, both firefighters with Oregon-based Grayback skies but also helped crews make has been an occasion to take a slashed their drilling activity Forestery rest at a camp for firefighters battling the Okanogan Complex Fire in Okanogan, Wash., progress on blazes near Noxon, breath, recall previous down and equipment orders to man- Tuesday. The firefighters were resting before their first day fighting fires in Washington state after battling Montana, and Clark Fork in markets that eventually recov- ufacturers. blazes in California for the past three weeks. They were sleeping in the open because they were expect- northern Idaho. ered and summon the patience Yet for individual Americans, ing to move to a different camp on Wednesday. Residents near Essex, to wait for their investments to falling gas prices are a windfall: Montana, remained under an rebound. Families have more cushioning evacuation advisory as a wildfire “Hell, yes, I am worried,” said in their household budgets and burned on the southern edge of Shannon Miller, a 27-year old can direct some of their gas Glacier National Park. digital content manager in St. savings to pare debt, invest or ‘Fastest Nun in the West’ faces In Central California, nearly Louis. “But what goes down.... spend. 200 firefighters were treated for will probably go back up.” — HOME VALUES allergic reactions to poison oak Here’s a look at key meas- The housing market has first test in sainthood push while battling a 5-square mile ures of Americans’ financial solidly recovered from the blaze on the coast. well-being: depths of the recession, when ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — teach poor children and was later “miracles.” The dreaded plant is so ubiqui- — JOBS defaults on subprime mort- An Italian-born nun who chal- transferred to Santa Fe, where she Those miracles could come in tous in the steep wilderness of This is a clear bright spot. gages caused a crushing wave lenged Billy the Kid, calmed angry co-founded public and Catholic the form of healings, assistance to San Luis Obispo County that Employers have added a total of foreclosures and depressed mobs and helped open New schools. During her time in New immigrant children detained at crews can’t avoid it, said Bennett of 11.5 million jobs over the prices. Mexico territory hospitals and Mexico, she worked with the poor, the U.S. border or some other Milloy, spokesman for the past 58 months. All that hiring The S&P/Case-Shiller 20- schools faced her first test for the the sick and immigrants. She also unexplained occurrences after California Department of has helped cut the unemploy- city home price index is up 5 long road to sainthood on advocated on behalf of Hispanics devotees pray to her, officials said. Forestry and Fire Protection. ment rate to 5.3 percent from a percent from a year earlier. Tuesday. and Native Americans who were peak of 10 percent in 2009. And the National Association Supporters and researchers losing their land to swindlers. And just about everyone who of Realtors said last week that presented their case before the Her encounters with Old West Child Find Announcement has a job is getting to keep it: sales of existing homes in July Archdiocese of Santa Fe at a cere- outlaws later became the stuff of Bradley County Schools seeks to locate all children Applications for unemployment reached an annual rate of monial “first inquiry” in legend and were the subject of an aid, which reflect the pace of 5.59 million, the strongest Albuquerque on why Sister episode of the CBS series “Death and students with disabilities ages 3 - 21 residing in layoffs, has hit a 15-year low. pace since 2007. Blandina Segale should become a Valley Days.” The episode, called the zoned areas for Bradley County Schools, It’s true that the solid hiring Homeowners are also saint. The public inquiry, headed “The Fastest Nun in the West,” has yet to provide meaningful behaving more prudently: by former Archbishop Michael focused on her efforts to save a including children with disabilities who are pay raises for most people. Mortgage debt remains about Sheehan, was aimed at determin- man from a lynch mob. homeless or wards of the state or children with Average hourly earnings are up $1.3 trillion below the 2008 ing if there was enough evidence But her encounters with Billy a subpar 2.1 percent over the peak, according to the Federal to move her case through the the Kid remain among her most disabilities who attend private schools, who may be past 12 months. Reserve. largely secret process through the popular and well-known Western in need of special education and related services. But there’s evidence that the “While the stock market can Vatican. frontier adventures. job market is being retooled for fluctuate wildly, real estate is Witnesses said during her life According to one story, she Anyone who knows of a child or student who may occupations and college gradu- slow and steady and has Segale fought against the cruel received a tip that The Kid was have a disability and be in need of evaluation or ates who command higher pay. returned to very healthy con- treatment of American Indians coming to her town to scalp the Nearly 44 percent of the jobs ditions,” said Jonathan and sought to stop the trafficking four doctors who had refused to services is asked to contact Lynn Hovey at Bradley added during the recovery paid Smoke, chief economist at of women as sex slaves. They also treat his friend’s gunshot wound. County Schools, 800 South Lee Highway, a median income of more than Realtor.com. testified that in death Segale has Segale nursed the friend to health, $53,000, according to a report — MORTGAGE RATES helped cancer patients and poor and when Billy came to Trinidad, Cleveland, TN 37311, or call at 476-0620. from the Georgetown The Fed’s low-rate policies immigrants who have prayed to Colorado, to thank her, she asked University Center on Education have kept mortgage rates near her for help. him to abandon his violent plan. and the Workforce. The econo- historic lows for much of the Victoria Marie Forde of the He agreed. my includes a greater propor- recovery. And even as stocks Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Many of the tales she wrote in tion of these jobs now than in have tumbled, it’s become said documents showed Segale letters to her sister later became 2008, after having shed “mid- cheaper for homebuyers to went out of way to provide assis- the book, “At the End of the Santa dle-wage jobs” — those that borrow. The average 30-year tance to Italian-American immi- Fe Trail.” paid $32,000 to $53,000. fixed-rate mortgage dipped to grants and protect Mexican Peco Chavez, a lawyer who “The surge in hiring is not 3.93 percent last week from Americans facing violence in west- investigated historic claims about concentrated in dead-end 4.09 percent in mid-July, ern territories. Segale stopping a mob attack, McJobs,” the report concluded. according to mortgage firm “Sister Blandina as a canonized said he found evidence the event —INVESTMENTS Freddie Mac. saint will lead and strengthen occurred but documents couldn’t No doubt the latest stock The low rates have benefited thousands of others to see that verify if Segale intervened. market plunge has dealt a set- many homeowners who have they, too, can fight injustice with “But she was in Trinidad at that back to many retirement adjustable-rate mortgages compassion and untiring ingenu- time,” he said. accounts. from before the recession. ity,” she said Later, Segale found St. Joseph’s But plenty of people have Mortgage rates tend to track Last year, the archdiocese Hospital in Albuquerque before diversified their portfolios, as the yields on long-term received permission from the returning to Cincinnati in 1897 to they should, so that stocks Treasurys. The declining stock Vatican to open her sainthood start Santa Maria Institute, which don’t represent an outsized market has held those yields cause. It’s the first time in New served recent immigrants. portion of their holdings. And low — welcome news for home- Mexico’s 400-year history with the Her work resonates today, with many individuals have richly owners such as Conal Crawley, Roman Catholic Church that a poverty, immigration and child profited from the most recent a 49-year-old sales rep from decree opening the cause of beati- care still being high-profile issues, bull market. A thousand dol- Boston. fication and canonization has said Allen Sanchez, president and lars invested in an S&P 500 “It’ll keep my interest rate been declared, church officials CEO for CHI St. Joseph’s Children index fund at the end of 2008 down as long as the economy said. in Albuquerque, a social service would now be worth roughly doesn’t get overheated,” he Segale, a nun with the Sisters of agency Segale founded. $2,200. said. Charity of Cincinnati, came to Officials say it could take years Trinidad, Colorado, in 1877 to — possibly a century — before Segale becomes a saint. The Vatican has to investigate her Burger King to McDonald’s: work and monitor for any related Let’s make a McWhopper NEW YORK (AP) — This proba- Nations created the International Big Mac and Whopper would bly isn’t what the United Nations Day of Peace in 1981 to coincide include elements of each, such as COUPON CRAZE had in mind when it established with its annual opening session in flame-broiled beef patty and a the International Day of Peace: September. It then designated middle bun, according to a web- Burger King is asking McDonald’s Sept. 21 as the annual “day of site Burger King set up. Burger is Back again to join forces to create a non-violence and cease-fire” in King notes on the site that it’s “McWhopper.” 2001. open to discussing the proposal, September is National Coupon Month! In full-page newspaper ads In a comment posted on its but that details would have to be We have limited space available for advertisers interested in promoting Wednesday, Burger King says it’s Facebook page, McDonald’s CEO worked out in time for Peace Day. their “special savings” on our 2 page, full color Coupon Page. Don’t calling for a truce with Steve Easterbrook said the pro- “Proposals like McWhopper McDonald’s so that they can cre- posal was inspiration for a good make noise,” Burger King says in delay – call your sales representative TODAY to reserve space. ate a mashup of their most cause, then took a dig at the ploy a video on the site. famous burgers — the Big Mac by Burger King. Burger King said the ads asking Deadline: September 1 and the Whopper. Burger King “Let’s acknowledge that McDonald’s about the proposal says it wants to serve the concoc- between us there is simply a were to run Wednesday in The Publishing Dates: September 6, tion for a single day at a popup friendly business competition and New York Times and The Chicago location in Atlanta, a midway certainly not the unequaled cir- Tribune, the latter of which is September 9 (TMC) and September 10 point between the headquarters of cumstances of the real pain and based near McDonald’s head- the two chains. suffering of war,” Easterbrook quarters in Oak Brook, Illinois. The Cleveland Daily Burger King is tying the public- said. Burger King, based in Miami, is ity stunt to a nonprofit called He added “P.S. A simple phone owned by Restaurant Brands Banner Peace One Day, which says it pro- call will do next time.” International, which also owns 423-472-5041 motes Peace Day. The United The proposed mashup of the Tim Hortons. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 7 U.S. durable goods orders up 2 percent in July WASHINGTON (AP) — Orders rise in June. These orders had markets. The lower oil prices April-June period. Many econo- 1.5 percent, and demand for to U.S. factories for long-lasting fallen in four of the previous five have led energy companies to mists believe the second quarter communications equipment manufactured goods rose in months, reflecting the soft patch scale back their investment figure will be revised higher to increased 1.8 percent. But July, and demand in a key cate- that manufacturing has faced plans. above 3 percent when the gov- orders for computers and pri- gory that tracks business invest- this year. Meanwhile, deepening con- ernment issues its second look at mary metals such as steel both ment plans jumped by the While the July increase is cerns about China’s economy GDP in the spring on Thursday. fell. largest amount in 13 months. encouraging, U.S. manufactur- have sent shock waves through The July increase in orders for The Commerce Department ers still face a host of problems global financial markets in durable goods — items expected said Wednesday orders for from a stronger dollar to falling recent days, leading to big drops to last at least three years — was durable goods increased 2 per- oil prices and turbulence in in U.S. stock markets. bigger than economists had been cent in July after a 4.1 percent China, the world’s second biggest The overall economy, as meas- forecasting. They rose even gain in June. economy. ured by the gross domestic prod- though demand for commercial Reuse the News Orders in a category that The higher value of the dollar uct, grew at an annual rate of 0.6 aircraft fell 6 percent during the serves as a proxy for business against foreign currencies makes percent in the January-March month following a 69.7 percent Recycle this newspaper investment expanded 2.2 percent U.S. goods more expensive and quarter before reviving to a surge in June. in July following a 1.4 percent less competitive in major export growth rate of 2.3 percent in the Orders for machinery rose by Manual allows journalists to be held as ‘belligerents’ 22 Northside Lane • Crossville, TN 38557 WASHINGTON (AP) — New www.mtnfarm.com • (931) 484-3589 Defense Department guidelines allow commanders to punish jour- We Are A Full Line Authorized Case IH, nalists and treat them as “unprivi- leged belligerents” if they believe Cub Cadet, New Holland, Mahindra Kuhn, journalists are sympathizing or Woods & Rhino Farm Equipment Dealer cooperating with the enemy. 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This year’s event but it adds that “journalists may hosted 360 beach music shag dancers representing 27 clubs from 13 states. Choo Choo Shag be members of the armed forces, Club members are Sandy Rudder, Myron Thompson Harmon, Rose Kellar, Judy Aubrey, Pete persons authorized to accompany Cooper, president of Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga/Peyton Manning Heroes the armed forces, or unprivileged fund, Steve Kitts, Bill Coleman, Jane Kitts, Jessica Clark and active Air Force SSgt. Thomas belligerents.” A person deemed “unprivileged Clark. belligerent” is not entitled to the rights afforded by the Geneva Convention so a commander could restrict from certain coverage areas or even hold indefinitely without Budget report sees shrinking charges any reporter considered an “unprivileged belligerent.” The manual adds, “Reporting on military operations can be very deficits, but only for now similar to collecting intelligence or even spying. A journalist who acts WASHINGTON (AP) — An ning conservative votes to pass generate economic growth that as a spy may be subject to security unforeseen flood of revenue is needed spending bills. produces new revenue and out- measures and punished if cap- shrinking federal deficits to the One major complication is con- weighs the money the govern- tured.” It is not specific as to the lowest level of President Barack servatives’ demands to halt fed- ment loses by cutting taxes. That punishment or under what cir- Obama’s tenure, Congress’ non- eral spending on Planned is contested by Democrats and cumstances a commander can partisan budget adviser said Parenthood, whose officials were many economists. decide to “punish” a journalist. Tuesday. But in a report that will secretly captured in videos Defense Department officials fuel both parties in their autumn describing how they provide said the reference to “unprivileged clash over spending, the analysts medical researchers with fetal belligerents” was intended to point also warned that perilously high tissue. Blocking that money out that terrorists or spies could be shortfalls will roar back unless would lead to likely clashes with masquerading as reporters, or lawmakers act. Democrats and Obama. warn against someone who works Two weeks before Congress The budget office lowered its for jihadist websites or other publi- returns from recess, the projection for 2015 economic cations, such as al-Qaida’s Congressional Budget Office said growth to a modest 2.3 percent, “Inspire” magazine, that can be it expects this year’s federal down from its 2.8 percent fore- used to encourage or recruit mili- deficit to fall to $426 billion. cast in January and reflecting a tants. That’s $60 billion less than it weak first quarter. It projected Another provision says that expected in March, thanks to that growth will return to around “relaying of information” could be greater-than-expected individual 3 percent annually in 2016 and construed as “taking a direct part and corporate income tax collec- 2017 before dipping again. in hostilities.” Officials said that is tions, and less than a third of the Those numbers, locked in last intended to refer to passing infor- record $1.4 trillion gap of 2009 month, did not reflect the steep mation about ongoing operations, as the government tried fighting world financial market drops of locations of troops or other classi- off the Great Recession. recent days. Hall said those fied data to an enemy. White House spokesman Eric reductions hadn’t yet weakened Army Lt. Col. Joe Sowers, a Schultz said Congress should the world’s economy, adding, “I Pentagon spokesman, said it was prevent cuts in agency budgets don’t feel too worried about it.” not the Defense Department’s and fund highways and other This year’s $426 billion pro- intent to allow an overzealous com- projects, saying, “We need to stay jected deficit would be the small- mander to block journalists or take focused on this route and avoid est since the $161 billion budget action against those who write crit- self-inflicted wounds” like a gov- gap of 2007. The fiscal year runs ical stories. ernment shutdown. through Sept. 30. “The Department of Defense Annual deficits should fall to The analysis also said that supports and respects the vital $414 billion next year before an though the government has work that journalists perform,” aging population and swelling reached its legal borrowing limit, Sowers said. “Their work in gather- health care costs ignite shortfalls this year’s unexpected extra rev- ing and reporting news is essential that should sail past $1 trillion in enue means the Treasury to a free society and the rule of 2025, the budget office said. That Department should be able to law.” His statement added that the would push the government’s use accounting maneuvers to manual is not policy and not accumulated debt that year to free up cash and avoid breaching “directive in nature.” $21 trillion, or 77 percent the that ceiling until mid-November But Ken Lee, an ex-Marine and size of the country’s economy, or early December. military lawyer who specializes in threatening higher interest rates, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew “law of war” issues and is now in surging government debt costs told Congress last month that he private practice, said it was worri- and other problems. can use bookkeeping moves to some that the detention of a jour- “That’s 77 percent and grow- prevent exceeding the borrowing nalist could come down to a com- ing,” budget office director Keith limit until late October or early mander’s interpretation of the law. Hall told reporters. “This is an November. Those include tem- If a reporter writes an unflatter- unsustainable path here for fed- porarily taking cash from certain ing story, “does this give a com- eral debt.” federal pension funds. mander the impetus to say, now Republicans said the report Congress often tries using the you’re an unprivileged belligerent? underscored the need to curb debt limit fight as leverage with I would hope not,” Lee said. spending. Congress has already the White House. Wary of anger- “I’m troubled by the label approved a blueprint claiming a ing voters, GOP leaders want to ‘unprivileged belligerents,’ which balanced budget in a decade by avoid an unprecedented federal seems particularly hostile,” said squeezing savings from Medicare default, which could result Kathleen Carroll, AP’s executive and Medicaid, and they want to should the parties deadlock. editor. “It sounds much too easy to retain caps on agency spending Hall also contradicted what slap that label on a journalist if you enacted in a 2011 budget deal. has been dogma for some don’t like their work, a convenient “Without control over spend- Republicans, saying, “The evi- tool for those who want to fight ing, our nation will lose control dence is that tax cuts do not pay wars without any outside scruti- over its own future,” said House for themselves.” Hall was ny.” Budget Committee Chairman appointed by GOP leaders. The history of war is replete with Tom Price, R-Ga. Some Republicans say tax cuts tension between military com- Democrats say such cuts are manders and the journalists who unneeded. Maryland Rep. Chris cover them. War reporting is meant Van Hollen, top Democrat on the to train an independent eye on budget panel, said lawmakers We’re online! combat — its horrors as well as its should make “necessary invest- heroics, as close as possible to the ments” in education and other Check us out: action without interference from programs and said “serious nego- commanders. That can place jour- tiations” will be needed to avoid a www. nalists, who sometimes rely on the government shutdown this fall. military for their own security, at Though GOP leaders have said cleveland odds with officers who may see they won’t let the budget clash openness and access as potential spark a government closure as banner.com threats to their troops’ security and the 2016 elections approach, to battlefield success. they may have a tough time win- 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com CUATS BHRC From Page 1 From Page 1

Paratransit system buses. 9,000. 50 cents payments earlier this year, which progress of the contract with “We’ve talked about for sever- Brown attributes this n Disabled with transfer: 50 caused BHRC to appeal to The Functional Pathways on al months reidentifying the increase to the change in loca- cents Centers for Medicare and Medicare therapy. buses so they look like public tion three years ago. n Students (with I.D.) with Medicaid Services, which award- Cahaba had been “They’re not where they want transportation, so they are final- “The typical age range would transfer: 75 cents ed jurisdiction to Cahaba. delinquent in payments to be,” said Oliver. “But, they’re ly done and they look real good,” be 55 to 60,” Brown said. n Children (age 4 and under): Oliver said the appeal had earlier this year, which on track to get there.” said Cleveland Mayor Tom CUATS is a fixed-route system Free some success, as the payment caused BHRC to appeal Board member Sarah Smith Rowland. with five established routes. To distinguish them for the for March was received in late to The Centers for provided the environmental The buses which are a part of The most popular are the fixed-route buses, the paratran- July. Payments for April through Medicare and Medicaid report. Maintenance is complet- the transit system have green, orange and gold, sit buses will have a red stripe July have not yet been received, Services, which ing a new wall in the business Cleveland Urban Area Transit because they go to the area of on the side. To schedule a ride despite repeated requests. awarded jurisdiction office, and some bathroom work. System painted on the side. LED town with the most retail busi- with the paratransit system, rid- CMS awarded Cahaba admin- to Cahaba. Oliver reported the county displays on the front and side of nesses. (The other routes are ers should call 478-1396. istration of all Medicare Part A facility has purchased a new van each bus will give the route red and blue.) While medical-related and Part B claims in Alabama, for transport of patients. BCHR’s name. Brown said SETHRA operates requests are given priority, the Georgia and Tennessee in 2014. fleet of vehicles now includes two Bradley County Mayor D. bus systems in 10 counties, but service can be used for ride to Previously, these claims were The BCHR board was also vans, two buses and a car. Gary Davis said it was “great” to not many of them have fixed- shopping, etc. within the handled by Riverbend of informed that the facility’s cen- Board member Bill Winters have the new buses. route services. Cleveland Urban area. Those Chattanooga. sus has decreased to 171. The asked the administrator if the “The riding public has CUATS has been in operation needing a ride for medical rea- CMS and Cahaba claim that decrease is a benefit for staffing, center has any environmental increased since five years ago,” for 10 years. sons outside of Cleveland with any such transition there but a handicap in revenue. “hot spots,” or critical needs. Rowland said. The rates for a CUATS bus should call Bradley County could be significant changes Annette Smith, an experienced Oliver said the original build- Brown said ridership ride have remained the same SETHRA at 478-3053. which could affect the provider new hire in marketing and ing has some piping which is increased nearly 4 percent last since 2005. For more information about community. admissions, said it appears the caving in at certain points, and year. CUATS provided 102,000 Ticket rates are: CUATS routes, visit Administrators at the Bradley census could quickly turn needs to be repaired. “It doesn’t trips last year. In July of this n Full fare with transfer: $1 http://www.rideclevelandtran- County facility, and its board, around. “We had four come in go through any patient rooms,” year, it provided more than n Seniors (65+) with transfer: sit.org or call 478-1396. feel these payment delays are today, three in Medicare,” she he added. extreme. said. Other areas in need of repair In discussions Tuesday, for- Smith said she is excited to be include the fire alarm system mer board chairman John joining the Bradley County facil- and the telephone system. Stanberry approached the possi- ity. She added that competitors Winters asked if it would be a Life Care bility of appealing to the offices in the community have also seen good idea to get estimates on of U.S. Sens. Bob Corker and census decreases. these projects for future repair. From Page 1 Lamar Alexander for assistance. Of the current 171 census, 17 Stanberry said the anticipated Oliver said other care facili- are Medicare cases. payment from Cahaba could be sale re-do’ of over five years of ing it had learned in discovery ties, medical practices and New board member Dan used. pretrial work by both the Court the “extent” or “degree” of cir- health-related agencies are also Gilbert provided the financial Oliver emphasized that he is and Life Care, “especially cumstances “that allegedly sup- suffering from delayed pay- report, which was uneventful not looking at the payment as a because the proposed new claim “Despite this extensive port an unjust enrichment ments. except for the delay of Cahaba profit, but as a re-investment for is not based on any newly dis- investigation, the claim.” No specific action was taken payments. facility improvements and addi- covered facts.” Government made The filing says the government Tuesday. Stanberry asked about the tions. The attorneys cite Life Care’s habitual requests for obtained all but one of the docu- production of more than extensions of the [False ments in the amended complaint 131,000 paper documents, close Claims Act] election between 2008 and 2011, obtain- to 78,000 emails/attachments, period, and took ing the last document in discov- Davenport approximately 22,000 electronic approximately 24 times ery in May 2014 — more than a documents, and over one ter- as long as the statute year before filing the Motion to From Page 1 abyte of electronic medical allows to make up its Amend. records. mind about whether to “Even if these purported new Davenport is a health educator Other announcements were “Despite this extensive inves- intervene.” extent/degree facts were recent- and in charge of health promo- made at the Council meeting: tigation, the Government made ly discovered (which Life Care tional activities for the county —Waters handed out a — Life Care Joyce Clem of the habitual requests for extensions counsel response denies), the Government did not department. brochure on the success of the of the [False Claims Act] election base the unjust enrichment Karen Slater, Coordinated Tennessee Department of Baby and Me program statewide. period, and took approximately count of the proposed amended School Health supervisor for Health is stepping down Statistics show there were 349 24 times as long as the statute defendants,’ through a CID,” the complaint on them; it just added Bradley County Schools, and as Council coordinator, births for the program’s partici- allows to make up its mind filing reads. “When it finally Mr. Preston’s name to the allega- DeeDee Finison, supervisor for and is being replaced by pants in 2014. Authorities had about whether to intervene,” the made up its mind in October tions against Life Care,” the fill- Cleveland Schools, were the Amy Davenport of the expected 47 of the births to have response states. 2012, the Government expressly ing states. recipients of checks from Bradley Bradley County Health low birthweight, but only 22 were “Counsel also notes the declined to intervene in the “Whether the Government’s County Health Department Department. Davenport recorded. Government made four exten- Relator’s claims against Mr. Motion is viewed as an effort to Director Eloise Waters on is a health educator and This reduction of 25 resulted sion requests between 2009 and Preston. Despite this election, intervene or to amend, it is the Tuesday. in charge of health in a health care cost savings of 2010 before the case was closed the Government now seeks to product of undue delay, bad The funds will be used to promotional activities $84,000. administratively, the election use Rule 15 as a means to inter- faith, and dilatory motive, and finance anti-tobacco campaigns for the county It is estimated $2.25 million period was extended indefinite- vene as to Mr. Preston well after amendment would not only for the two school systems department. was saved in the first year of the ly, and the Government was the generously extended statu- unfairly prejudice Life Care and through the 2015-16 school year. Baby and Me Tobacco Free pro- required to submit status tory deadline.” Mr. Preston but also significant- Slater and Finison also provid- gram. reports every six months, by an Counsel also stated the gov- ly delay resolution of this case, ed the program Tuesday, which stopped short of what the city —Council members also dis- order dated Jan. 13, 2011. ernment had “ample opportuni- thereby further burdening the featured some of last-year’s stop- schools did. “We have so many cussed a special promotion “Significantly, in June 2011 ty” to decide whether to sue Court’s docket,” Life Care’s smoking efforts. schools,” she said. County stu- which will appear in the Banner the Government represented to Preston, and chose not only to counsel argues. Finison showed a video pro- dents made posters, had a “Kick Oct. 25. the Court that it still needed decline intervention, but also “The Government’s strategy, if duced by fifth-grade students at Butts Day” and even taught a The insert will feature articles more time because it was ‘cur- approved dismissal of the claims allowed, would result in a sub- Mayfield Elementary School on health class. on organizations which partici- rently seeking additional infor- against him personally. stantial waste of judicial Family Night. Slater and Finison said they pate on the Bradley County mation regarding which specific They also state the govern- resources. Therefore, the Court The video focused on the are looking forward to this year’s Health Council. These article are Life Care entities and/or Life ment admits to Preston’s status should exercise its discretion to health risks of smoking, and the programs. to be submitted early in October. Care executives may be proper in the business, but is suggest- deny the Motion.” substantial expense. Linda Avila, smoking preven- —Waters, director of the The two health supervisors tion educator for the Health Bradley County Health also displayed several anti-smok- Department, and Waters also Department, said her staff will be ing posters created by the stu- touched on some of the anti- going into city and county dents throughout the two school smoking efforts being conducted schools this year to provide flu County systems. by the county agency, such as shots. “We decided to get into the the Baby and Me program. —A special Life Clinic is sched- From Page 1 schools, and involved teachers,” Avila said a Smoke-Free semi- uled for Saturday, Sept. 12, at said Finison. “We put the whole nar is scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. the Family Support Center at retention of the SPCA as the cost us, and I’d like the Finance thing in their arena.” on Monday at the public housing 1075 Blythe Ave. operator of the county animal Committee to find ways to come Finison and Slater said some development on Lay Street. Sponsored by the Dwelling shelter. up with the money. It’s an issue of the teachers worked with their It will provide awareness of the Place Church International (790- The deal with the city would “Let’s dedicate that out here in the community. entire class, while others selected dangers of smoking, and the 5200), the free clinic will begin at retain the SPCA shelter to hold whole day and let’s There’s been a lot of incidents, small teams. need for good nutrition. The 10 a.m., with the last registration animals picked up outside the refuse to leave this room and I’m sure not going out there The two supervisors said the event will be co-sponsored by the at 1 p.m. city limits; however, there have until we come up with a and picking up a big pit bull and program was geared on fifth- Nursing Department from It will include a mobile medical been no specifics discussed as solution for animal taking it [to the shelter]. People through eighth-grade students, Cleveland State Community clinic, vision services for ages 4 to what would happen to the control. This has been want animal pickup.” and asked them to get the mes- College. and up, child development SPCA’s paid staff and volun- lingering on for 18 Vice Chairman Jeff Yarber sage out. “We wanted the kids Avila says the Health screenings, immunizations, chi- teers. months. Let’s find out said to “simply say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ is to feel like they accomplished Department plans to be proactive ropractic care and more. The committee recently voted what we can afford and asinine.” something with their projects,” this year. “We want tobacco out —It was also announced this is to pursue a contract with the what we cannot. And if it “The committee was to do the Finison said. “Some of the stu- of Bradley County,” she said. National Immunization city. is more than we can legwork, find out how much it’s dents even got into e-ciga- It was also announced that the Awareness Month. The Health Crye, who chairs the ad hoc afford, then we vote ‘no. going to cost, find out all the rettes.” Tennessee Cancer Coalition is Department offers immuniza- committee on the subject, said If it’s in the boundaries options we have and bring it Both supervisors felt the anti- tentatively planning a special tions for students going back to he felt it was time to put the of what we can afford, back to us,” Yarber said. “Then smoking project was a success. event focused on smoking in school. For more information, Slater said her county program call 728-7020. matter to rest once and for all. there’s our answer.” we can say ‘yes’ or ‘no.’” January “Our mission was to consider — Mark Hall He said he would make a sub- options and present them to the stitute motion “to ask the ad hoc Commission with our recom- committee to do what we asked mendation,” Crye said. “Part of whether we want animal pickup them to do in the first place.” Banks that process was having a joint or not. Thompson said the committee session with the city where a “If we want it, it’s going to had presented figures; however, From Page 1 template was laid out.” probably cost us $300,000 and Crye noted there were figures He said the county’s guide- north of that,” he continued. “If from the city “but not the fine addresses unacceptable employ- who are, for lack of a better word, lines were sent to the City we don’t want it, we will contin- points.” ee behavior,” Banks said. stupid about the way they allow Council “for them to consider ue marching as we are.” “Now, we’re getting all this He suggested sending the city’s their employer — the city of “Chief Gibson, I think and send back to us.” Crye said continuing as is drama around here and we human resources director to an Cleveland — to be ridiculed and Crye said all of this remains would be a matter of renegotiat- haven’t presented anything yet,” upcoming seminar in you have done a great presented in the paper.” job pulling ranks within the committee “and the ing the SPCA contract which Crye said. “I just wanted to Chattanooga on the subject, “to Banks emphasized all the intent here is to put sunlight on expires at the end of February bring to a head whether we listen to some experts as to how together. Evidently, money spent on “promoting all of this and no secrecy.” and giving the organization the wanted animal pickup.” we avoid this in the future.” there are some people Cleveland, is just somehow wast- “The city has not responded $120,000 per year shown in the He said if the Commission Banks said following this who are, for lack of a ed with an act by one or two indi- yet and it was on the Council’s budget. decides to eschew animal pick- course of action would serve “as better word, stupid viduals” when such controversies agenda this afternoon,” he said. That amount remains at up, “We’ll dissolve the commit- a deterrent” for other officers tak- about the way they are brought to light. “Upon receipt of that, we have $80,000, which is the figure in tee and get on with the people’s ing similar actions. allow their employer — CPD officers Carl Walls and complete information on all of the current contract. work.” “We are going to have other the city of Cleveland — to Chad Nave remain the subjects the options that are available for Crye said he wanted to put Commissioner Mark Hall said people that do stupid things, that be ridiculed and of an Internal Affairs investiga- us to consider on the ad hoc “one question” he sees as most the next Commission work ses- is part of it. … We are taking presented in the paper.” tion and on administrative leave. committee.” relevant on the Sept. 9 voting sion will start Sept. 14 at noon. steps to deal with it,” Gibson — Councilman The investigation process Crye said there has been a lot session agenda: “Does the coun- “Let’s dedicate that whole day said. “We are in that transition Richard Banks began after Kimberly Minor of “interaction and discussion ty want or does it not want ani- and let’s refuse to leave this part where we still have some requested a rape kit from on the subject.” mal control/animal pickup?” room until we come up with a employees, a very small percent- SkyRidge Medical Center “There always has and there “At that point, if we don’t solution for animal control,” age, that will do something like ed,” Banks said. “Of course, the Emergency Room, alleging Walls always will be,” he said. “But, I desire animal pickup, we’ll just Hall said. this again, and we have to deter Council cannot get involved in had sexually assaulted her. think what we need to decide as stop and move on,” he said. “If “This has been lingering on them before they do.” personnel matters, but we do set Minor was later arrested and a County Commission is we want it, we’ll continue nego- for 18 months. Let’s find out Addressing Banks, Cleveland the policy.” charged for filing a false report. tiating.” what we can afford and what we Mayor Tom Rowland said, “I Although he disagreed with the Walls originally admitted to Commissioner Howard cannot. And if it is more than we appreciate your firmness.” policies being followed, Banks having an extramarital affair Thompson said one of the can afford, then we vote ‘no,’” he Since Bonnett resigned, and had some positive comments for with Minor to his superior offi- biggest issues he hears about said. “If it’s in the boundaries of was not fired, Casteel said under the interim chief. cers, but denied charges of sexu-    " from constituents is animal con- what we can afford, there’s our city policy this would allow him to “Chief Gibson, I think you have al assault.
     trol. answer.” receive his unused vacation time. done a great job pulling the Nave has not made any public “If it’s right, it’s right,” “Even if we have to call out for “You don’t have to accept his ranks together,” Banks said. comments concerning the situa- Thompson said. “It’s going to pizza,” Hall added. resignation. He can be terminat- “Evidently, there are some people tion.

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 9 Utah boy tells how he survived 30 hours in mountains alone SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — and rescue workers were comb- used by the search teams as it Malachi Bradley was searching ing the area on horses and ATVs, got dark, police said. for wild mushrooms in eastern as well as in the air, but they Back at Paul Lake, his father, Utah when he realized he had couldn’t spot Malachi in the Danny Bradley, and a friend who wandered too far from the moun- wooded terrain. had joined them for the camping tain lake where he was hiking Back at the campground in were keeping a fire burning, hop- with his father and siblings. Uinta Mountains, his mother, ing the boy might wander back The 10-year-old boy tried look- Molly Chrisman, was on edge. on his own. As the hours wore ing for a road to flag down a driv- She had heard about a 5-year- on, Bradley imagined his son er, but the area about 200 miles old Arizona boy who wandered alone in the woods and was terri- east of Salt Lake City was too away from a campsite chasing fied that he might be hurt. remote. He remembered the sur- grasshoppers earlier this month “I was just hoping he was able vival skills his father taught him and died of exposure. to stay warm enough,” the father and eventually hunkered down “I felt like the forest was so said. between rocks still warm from huge,” she said. “They were The next day, Malachi heard a the sun to shield himself from the showing pictures on a map of police helicopter flying overhead. cold mountain night. how many people they had on the He knew the searchers aboard Ravell Call/The Deseret News via AP “It was weird not having any- ground, and it felt like it was a the craft couldn’t see him MALACHI BRADLey, CeNTeR, smiles at his brother Levi as he is reunited with his family, Monday body with me, but I just kept tiny amount compared to the through the trees, so he started in Uintah County, Utah, after being lost near the Wyoming border on Sunday. going. I knew I had to make it vast place that was the forest.” walking again until he found a back, or my family would be real- As night fell and temperatures clearing. relief. “He’s healthy and he’s miles southeast of where he went tures didn’t drop further and no ly sad,” Malachi said Tuesday. dipped into the 30s, Malachi He stayed there, briefly falling coming up and this is going to be missing, Uintah County Sheriff sudden storms developed in the Over the nearly 30 hours he was wrapped his T-shirt around his asleep, until a search plane spot- all over and it’s not a tragedy,” Vance Norton said. It appeared high-elevation area, Norton said. missing in the rugged backcoun- legs, huddled in his jacket and ted him from the air and a heli- Chrisman said, describing her that he wandered down a ravine Malachi said he’ll go camping try, he found river water to drink shielded himself from the weath- copter landed to pick him up reaction to the news. Medical and over a hill before he found again, but next time he’ll stay and even tried unsuccessfully to er between the rocks. The resid- Monday. staff on scene declared him cold the clearing. close to other people. catch a fish with a spear made ual warmth helped him get When she saw it land, his and hungry but otherwise fine. Though the night was cold, “I’ll learn from my mistakes,” from a stick. through the night, though it also mother was overwhelmed with Malachi was found about 5 Malachi was lucky that tempera- he said. Meanwhile, dozens of search threw off infrared heat detectors

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Illinois, Louisiana and Smith, who is studying to be a Pennsylvania acknowledged and respect at my new physician assistant, and Levine, quickly adding Kennedy’s words StayS Sttaayy HHealthyHeeaalltthhyy pharmacy home inside Cooke’s who works in fundraising, mar- to packets of potential readings ried Saturday in Massachusetts. they give couples. Food Store. The couple, now known as the Couples who have used the with a daily dose of the Smiths, is not alone when it words in recent months have My goal is to provide you comes to their affinity for found different ways of incorpo- Kennedy’s words. rating them. 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After a 2003 Massachusetts friends’ July 11 wedding at a his- News & Sports court decision made the state the toric courthouse in Stillwater, Pharmacist first to legalize gay marriage, Minnesota, Ann Vardeman chose 472-5041 many couples used language from Kennedy’s words, too. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com CHS Alumni Association names Hall of Fame inductees By LARRY C. BOWERS Dewayne Morrow, John Owens, Scott (alumnus of at least 10 years), outstand- allergist/immunologist with The Allergy of Samaritan’s Place. Banner Staff Writer Taylor, Matt Viser and Lloyd Glen Ware. ing achievement, community impact, life and Asthma Group. Dewayne Morrow, class of 1975, is The Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes of service and heart of a Raider. Nina (Thomas) Elliott, class of 1967, is president of Cleveland’s Southeast Bank. The Cleveland High School Alumni graduates of Cleveland High School The community is welcome to attend retired. She was director of Pre-Medical John Owens, class of 1986, is a veteri- Association has announced the selection who have reached high levels of the ceremony recognizing the accom- Enrichment at East Tennessee State narian at Taylor Animal Hospital. of inductees for its Third Annual Alumni achievement in their field of endeavor, plishments and achievements of the lat- University and the University of Scott Taylor, class of 1971, is chief Hall of Fame ceremony. and who make significant contribu- est inductees. Tennessee. executive officer of the Bank of The celebration is scheduled for 9 tions in that field. For more information, you can contact Dianna (Lovelace) Johnson, class of Cleveland. a.m. Friday, Sept. 4, in the high school’s The honored alumni are people who Cleveland High Athletic Director Eric 1973, is an educator with Cleveland City Matt Viser, class of 1998, is a journal- volleyball gymnasium. exemplify the tradition of excellence fos- Phillips at 423-478-1113 or visit him at Schools. ist with The Boston Globe. Inductees this year will include Curt tered at Cleveland High School. [email protected]. Marc Morris, class of 1980, is director Lloyd Glen Ware, class of 1977, is an Chaffin, Nina (Thomas) Elliott, Dianna Criteria considered for selection This year’s inductees: of the World Evangelism Action Center, educator and coach with the Tulsa (Lovelace) Johnson, Marc Morris, include: Cleveland High School graduate Curt Chaffin, class of 1988, is an with the Church of God, and co-founder (Okla.) Public Schools. Rogers bound over to grand jury on charges of attack by pit bulls By TONY EUBANK Rogers with the dogs or on the property, either Banner Staff Writer before or on the day of the attack. She explained she had not. He went on to ask if she Billy Rogers, the alleged owner of three pit knew who lived there or if she had seen any bulls that attacked a woman in May, had his other dogs in the area before. Riddle could not case bound over to the Bradley County grand recall knowing who lived on the property, or jury in court action on Tuesday. who owned the property where the dogs appar- The victim, Catherine Riddle, testified on the ently lived. reported attack during a hearing in Judge She also stated that she had seen other dogs Sheridan Randolph’s General Sessions Court in the area. under questioning from Assistant District Brown then concluded no one could say for Attorney Drew Robinson. certain that the dogs belonged to his client. Riddle recounted the day of the attack, say- Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Detective ing she had driven around the area to make Mike Hughes also offered testimony about that Contributed photo sure it was safe to walk through, as she had day, explaining he responded to the hospital CLEVELAND’S MUSEUM CENTER at Five Points will be a busy place through the remainder of the previously reportedly seen the dogs that while another detective arrived at the scene of week. On Thursday, the museum will be host to the bi-monthly History Happy Hour, and storytelling artist attacked her roaming the area. Riddle the attack. He stated he questioned Riddle and scientist Susan Fowler will take you on a journey down the Tennessee River. This Saturday will have described the attack in graphic detail, saying about a week after the attack because she was Family Days, and the temporary exhibit “Curious Collections” will be on display. that one of the dogs, “She picked me up and so severly injured. The interview was delayed slung me down on the concrete twice ... then because she was in treatment for her injuries, jerked me like a rag doll. I don’t know what he said. happened after that.” Hughes also explained when he showed Museum schedules program When Robinson asked Riddle if all three dogs Riddle photos of the dogs, which have since were involved in the attack, she responded been put down by court order, she confirmed emphatically, “Yes sir, they were.” for him they were her attackers. variety for rest of the week Robinson then showed Randolph, Riddle and Brown asked the detective if he showed her Roger’s attorney, Andrew Brown, graphic pho- pictures of any other dogs, or just the ones Special to the Banner ers from the past. Saturday’s tos taken of Riddle at Erlanger Hospital. He shown to the court earlier. Hughes said no. Family Day is free for museum asked Riddle if she could identify the person in Brown went on to ask if the detective saw the The Museum Center at Five members, but regular admission Points has scheduled a number the photos. dogs after the attack, and if he was able to is charged for non-members. “They’re me,” Riddle replied. observe blood on them. of active programs and events For more information on these later this week that are open to Robinson then laid out for the court the Hughes responded that he hadn’t, because activities and all the museum severity of Riddle’s injuries, asking her if she he responded to the hospital that day. the public. These special pro- has to offer, visit www.museum- grams are for everyone, from 1 to went to the Intensive Care Unit and for how Brown then concluded, “No one has estab- center.org. long. Riddle replied that she was in the ICU for lished, nor can they establish, that [these par- 100. The Museum Center at Five three days. ticular] dogs, one, were the ones that caused Some of these events are for Points tells the story of the Ocoee “They did reconstructive surgery on my left the attack, or two, that these dogs were actually families, while others are exclu- region through compelling exhi- arm,” Riddle explained. his.” sively for adults. Some focus on a Designed for families and all bitions and dynamic educational She then showed the court the scars on her Brown then stated there was no probable time in our past, others look at ages, Family Days at the programming that promotes his- left arm at Robinson’s request. Riddle contin- cause to proceed with the case. the world around us today. Museum is a program offered tory, culture, and preservation. ued to detail her injuries, “They got my right Thursday is a special day. quarterly and coordinates with a The Museum Store features Robinson pointed to Riddle’s injuries and the hip real bad. They got my private part real bad, History Happy Hour is at 6:45 in temporary exhibit on view. arts, crafts, and books from fact police had been to Rogers’ residence before and they got my right leg.” the evening, and is a bi-monthly Saturday’s event, beginning at 6 select artists, craftsman, and because of an animal control issue as all the Robinson also showed the court pictures of event. p.m., has hands-on activities and authors from within a 200-mile evidence needed to proceed, saying, “That’s The museum invites visitors demonstrations for children and radius. Hours are Tuesday the dogs taken by the SPCA the day of the basically the proof in a nutshell.” (age 21 and older) to experience a families to participate in while through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 attack, asking Riddle if they were the dogs that The judge agreed and bound Rogers over to selected local history topic while they visit museum exhibits. p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 attacked her. She positively ID’d the three ani- the grand jury on three counts of dog at large enjoying beverages provided by From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. p.m. mals as the dogs that came after her. with serious bodily harm. The return date for Tarver Distributing and Ocoee Saturday, the museum will high- The museum is closed Sunday, Brown stepped up to cross-examine Riddle, the grand jury’s findings is Oct. 30. Winery. light the temporary exhibit Monday, and on select holidays. asking her pointedly if she had seen ever seen Rogers is currently free on a $15,000 bond. History Happy Hour is free for Curious Collections. These are Admission to the museum is museum members, with a $10 oddities of the museum through $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and fee for non-members, and $16 for demonstrations of various tools students, and free for children couples. of the past. under 5. Members of the muse- Also on Thursday, interactive The Cleveland Amateur Radio um receive free admission. storytelling artist and scientist Club will be present to demon- Group rates are available and Susan Fowler will be at the strate Morse code and ham radio the museum’s facilities can be museum. Fowler will take guests communications. You can also rented year-round for weddings Cleveland Daily Banner on a journey down the Tennessee try your hand at ironing and and special events. River, discussing its shape, flow, laundering the old-fashioned For additional information, 1505 25TH STREET N.W. and impact on our region. ways — before electricity. contact Joy Key at JKey@muse- This RiverWorks Discovery Some historic tools have umcenter.org, call 423-339- Cleveland, TN 37311 program is in partnership with stayed relatively the same, like 5745 or visit www.museumcen- the Tennessee Valley Authority. wood planers. 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Minor remained in custody unpaid court costs stemming Pensacola, where he will talk briefly before posting a cash bond from a resisting arrest charge, about his experience during the of over $1,100. Minor is set to speeding, driving without proper 2004 storms at a town hall appear in court for the probation insurance and other probation CALL 472-5041 meeting. violation on Nov. 3, 2015. violations. The four hurricanes were dev- On the Schedule II narcotics Minor is set to appear in WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS astating to Florida, leaving $42 charge, Minor received a sus- General Sessions Court to be billion in damages at a time pended sentence of 364 days in arraigned on the false report when the state budget was only jail and a $750 fine. charges on Friday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 11 NATIONAL BRIEFS

New tropical storm warnings released from San Francisco’s girlfriend. He broke a pool cue, the district court misapplied the jail. He was released after local then went outside, pulled out a law.” issued as Erika approaches prosecutors dropped a two- prop 9 mm pistol and began fir- Craig expects Wingate to issue MIAMI (AP) — Tropical storm decade old marijuana possession ing into the air. a preliminary injunction that warnings have been issued for charge and despite federal offi- His friends confronted him, could freeze executions until the Puerto Rico, the U.S. and British cials requests to detain him fur- not knowing the gun was fake, case is complete. Craig said Virgin Islands and the Leeward ther for deportation proceedings. and the man stormed off. Wingate told lawyers he would Islands as Tropical Storm Erika Houston says deputy mar- expedite the case. approaches. Judge set to sentence shals, Cochise County sheriff’s Army awards tactical vehicle The storm’s maximum sus- Colorado theater shooter to life deputies and federal Border tained winds increased CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — Patrol agents tracked down and contract to Wisconsin firm Wednesday morning to near 45 James Holmes feels remorse for arrested the man. OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — mph (75 kph) with some slow his deadly attack on a Colorado Authorities say 30-year-old Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp. movie theater, but his mental ill- strengthening forecast over the Monte Ross of Tombstone has won a major contract Tuesday to AP file photo next two days. ness and medications make it been booked into jail on suspi- build a new combat vehicle to A PrototyPe of a Lockheed Martin Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is Erika is centered about 335 hard for him to express it, his cion of aggravated assault and replace a large share of the U.S. parked in front of the Arkansas state Capitol in Little Rock, Ark. The miles (540 kilometers) east of mother told a judge in an being an ex-convict in possession military’s Humvee troop carriers. Antigua and is moving west near impromptu apology for the suf- Department of Defense announced Tuesday, that the defense contract of a weapon. The Department of Defense to produce the vehicle is going to Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp. 17 mph (28 kph). fering he caused. awarded the Joint Light Tactical The U.S. National Hurricane “We know that is very, very Prosecutors review evidence Vehicle contract to Oshkosh Center says Erika will move over hard for people to see,” Arlene in fatal crash involving Jenner Defense, one of three firms that Oshkosh, the Mine Resistant and Marines who will gain a vehi- or near parts of the Leeward Holmes testified during her son’s LOS ANGELES (AP) — were finalists for the work. The Ambush Protected vehicle, or cle that offers a better balance of Islands on Wednesday night and final sentencing hearing. “We Prosecutors on Tuesday began $6.7 billion contract is expected MRAP. protection, payload and perform- move near Puerto Rico and the cannot feel the depths of your reviewing evidence and consider- to support thousands of jobs. Oshkosh Defense beat out ance. Virgin Islands on Thursday. pain. We can only listen to every- ing whether charges should be The Army and Marine Corps Maryland-based Lockheed “Our JLTV has been extensive- Meanwhile in the Pacific, thing you have expressed, and filed against Caitlyn Jenner in a plan to buy as many as 55,000 Martin and Indiana-based AM ly tested and is proven to provide Tropical Storm Ignacio has we pray for you... We are very traffic collision that killed a JLTVs by 2040. Nearly 49,100 General for the contract. the ballistic protection of a light gained a little strength. The sorry this tragedy happened, and woman on a coastal California would be built for the Army with Pentagon officials declined dur- tank, the underbody protection storm’s maximum sustained sorry everyone has suffered so highway. 5,500 going to the Marines. The ing a briefing for reporters to say of an MRAP-class vehicle, and winds have increased to near 50 much.” The case was being examined vehicle is designed to provide why they chose Oshkosh over its the off-road mobility of a Baja mph (85 kph) and it’s expected to With her husband, Robert, by by the Los Angeles County dis- more protection against roadside competitors. racer,” John Urias, president of strengthen to a hurricane by her side, she was the final wit- trict attorney’s major crimes divi- bombs and mines than Humvees Scott Davis, the Army’s execu- Oshkosh Defense and a retired Thursday. ness to take the lectern Tuesday, sion, said Greg Risling, a without being as big as another tive officer for the program, said Army major general, said in a Ignacio is centered about capping a sentencing hearing spokesman for the district attor- military vehicle produced by the big winners are the soldiers statement. 1,485 miles (2,385 kilometers) where more than 100 victims ney’s office. east-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii, and survivors testified about the There was no timetable for and is moving west near 7 mph searing physical and emotional when prosecutors will decide (11 kph). scars the 2012 shooting has left. whether to file charges, he said. La Salle University lays Samour on Wednesday will Authorities said Jenner was formally sentence Holmes to life driving a sport utility vehicle on off 3 percent of workforce in prison without parole for the Feb. 7 when it slammed into two PHILADELPHIA (AP) — La murders of 12 people and up to cars on Pacific Coast Highway, Salle University’s new president 3,318 additional years on pushing a Lexus driven by Kim has announced the Philadelphia attempted murder and an explo- Howe into oncoming traffic. school has laid off 23 employees sives conviction. Howe, 69, died from her just two months into her tenure. injuries, and her stepchildren Colleen Hanycz says she knew Prep school grad accused are suing Jenner, an Olympic La Salle needed to make some of rape set to testify at trial gold medalist. changes but the cuts weren’t CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A Sheriff’s investigators deter- something she anticipated. The young man accused of raping a mined that Jenner, 65, was trav- school’s first female president fellow student at an elite prep says she wasn’t aware of the school in New Hampshire is set eling at an unsafe speed for the extent of the financial burden to testify in a trial that has road conditions at the time and when she accepted the position. exposed a campus tradition of the evidence supports a vehicu- The Philadelphia Inquirer sexual conquest. lar manslaughter charge, the reports /1NHKJxc ) a $12 million Owen Labrie, of Tunbridge, department said last week. deficit and a declining freshman Vermont, is charged with multi- The crash occurred before enrollment is to blame for the 3 ple felonies. Prosecutors say he Jenner announced she is trans- percent loss of workforce at the was 18 years old and two days gender and transitioned into her university. away from graduation last year new identity as Caitlyn. University officials project the when he raped a 15-year-old girl Jenner’s attorney, Blair Berk, incoming freshman class will be in a building on the grounds of declined to comment. comprised of 725 students, well St. Paul’s School in Concord as 2 bears who caused trouble below its target. The 2014 fresh- part of Senior Salute, in which at Grand Teton at Dakota zoo man class was made up of 860 seniors try to “score” with under- SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — A students. classmen. The defense contends zoo in southeast South Dakota Hanycz declined to list the the two had consensual sexual has taken in two black bears that positions affected, but said no contact. caused some trouble at Grand faculty members were cut. Last week, Labrie’s accuser Teton National Park in Wyoming. Lawmaker sees opening for testified that she twice told him The Great Plains Zoo and “no” during their encounter and appeal of $225m Exxon ruling Delbridge Museum of Natural that she felt “frozen” when he History in Sioux Falls will now be TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New became aggressive. Jersey lawmaker says a judge’s home to a 12-year-old female Labrie is expected to take the bear and her young cub. Zoo offi- concern over delayed cleanup at stand Wednesday. a polluted creek could provide a cials say the older bear has a route to appeal a decision to Victim group seeks independent long history of nuisance behavior approve a $225 million deal review of clergy abuse claims at Grand Teton, where she had raided backpacks and campsites between the state and MILWAUKEE (AP) — A group of 
  ExxonMobil over pollution at clergy sexual abuse victims for food for several years. dozens of sites and nearly 2,000 called Tuesday for an independ- The bears have been placed in retail gas stations. ent commission to investigate quarantine and will join an Democratic state Sen. molestation accusations that are exhibit in about a month. The Dignified Services at Realistic Prices! Raymond Lesniak says he sealed as part of a bankruptcy exhibit already includes a 16- 
 
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 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Michael Hogan’s concerns could Catholic Archdiocese of Zoo President and CEO or find us on facebook 473-2620 provide an opportunity to try and Milwaukee. Elizabeth Whealy says the facility get more money for New Jersey The move comes a day after is proud to be able to provide the and start the cleanup of Morses church lawyers formalized a $21 bears “a new lease on life.” Creek, which provides cooling million settlement between near- Judge orders temporary halt water for refinery operations. ly 400 abuse victims and the to Mississippi executions The agreement calls for delay- archdiocese. It advances a posi- JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A fed- ing remediation at the site until tion the Survivors Network of eral judge on Tuesday temporar- refinery operations cease. Hogan, those Abused by Priests has held ily blocked the state of who approved the pollution set- for years: that church officials Mississippi from using two drugs tlement, says the deferment gave shouldn’t be the first authorities in executions, shutting down the the court pause “though not to review clergy abuse reports. death penalty in the state for fatally.” Many of the abuse allegations now. The deal has been criticized by have been made public as part of U.S. District Judge Henry T. environmental groups and the case, but SNAP says outside Wingate issued a temporary Democrats who control the state investigators should have access restraining order saying Legislature. to all the complaints to ensure Mississippi officials cannot use San Francisco judge deciding that there aren’t children who pentobarbital or midazolam, two are still at risk. drugs used to render prisoners if murder suspect stands trial Church officials, meanwhile, unconscious. Mississippi law SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A have maintained that claims requires a three-drug process, judge is deciding whether to have been properly and trans- with the sedative followed by a schedule a murder trial for a parently investigated and that paralyzing agent and a drug that Mexican national at the center of they’ve worked to make sure stops an inmate’s heart. a national immigration debate children are safe. Jim Craig, a lawyer for two who admitted to shooting and In the settlement filing, the inmates, said Wingate gave the killing a young San Francisco church outlines the steps it has order verbally Tuesday in a woman while she walked along taken, including conducting phone conference with him and the city’s waterfront last month. annual outside audits, which San Francisco Judge Brendan have resulted in “exemplary other lawyers. Wingate was sup- Conroy could rule as early as reports from the independent posed to issue a written order, Wednesday after a second day of auditors.” It also says that every but no written copy was yet testimony concludes in the pre- report of clerical sexual abuse of available later in the day. liminary hearing for Juan a minor, provided the accused Grace Simmons Fisher, a Francisco Lopez-Sanchez. cleric is still alive, is handed over spokeswoman for the Mississippi Lopez-Sanchez has pleaded to prosecutors. Department of Corrections, not guilty to first-degree murder Peter Isely, Midwest director of wrote in an email that the order charges. His lawyer says the SNAP, has acknowledged that bars the state from using any shooting of Kate Steinle, 32, on many abuse survivors want to drug to execute a condemned July 1 appeared to be accidental. move on from the case and will inmate. The state quickly filed The judge has to decide if accept the deal, even though it notice Tuesday saying it will ask there’s enough evidence to includes some of the smallest the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of schedule a trial. Three detectives per-victim payments of any Appeal to overturn Wingate’s testified Tuesday, establishing recent clergy abuse settlements order. Lopez-Sanchez was the shooter. “We are extremely disappoint- But it still remains unclear if he Man arrested after firing fake ed that the federal court has purposely shot Steinle in the gun outside Tombstone saloon frustrated the State of back or if the gun accidentally TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (AP) — A Mississippi’s lawful duty to fired, as he told a local televi- man who shot several rounds enforce its criminal sentence of sions station in a jailhouse inter- from a prop gun outside a saloon capital punishment,” Attorney view. in the historic Arizona town of General Jim Hood said in a state- More testimony is scheduled Tombstone faces disorderly con- ment. “Just months ago the for Wednesday. duct and other charges. United States Supreme Court Lopez-Sanchez has been Tombstone Marshal John approved Oklahoma’s method of deported five times and was Houston says the man was in the lethal injection. Mississippi’s wanted for a sixth removal from Dragoon Saloon early Tuesday method follows that of the country when he was when he got into a fight with his Oklahoma. We feel strongly that 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump starts new media feud with Univision anchor Ramos DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — he hadn’t called on Ramos before also.” tion Monday night by tweeting back-and-forth. the U.S. illegally were criminals, Republican presidential candi- repeatedly telling him to “sit In an interview on ABC’s that he liked her show better “Your immigration plan, it is or in the country to commit date Donald Trump has opened down” and then saying, “Go back “Good Morning America” while she was away. He said full of empty promises,” Ramos crimes. “Most of them are good up a new media feud, taking on to Univision.” Wednesday morning, Ramos said Kelly “must have had a terrible began. “You cannot deny citizen- people,” he said. But he another popular TV news per- As one of Trump’s security he was not expecting to be tossed vacation” because “she’s really ship to children born in this described recent cases where sonality even as his appearances detail approached Ramos, the from the news conference. off her game,” and retweeted a country.” people had been killed by continue to draw big ratings. anchor continued to speak, say- “Never in my life — and I’ve message that referred to her as a “Why do you say that?” Trump assailants later determined to be Trump engaged in a prolonged ing: “You cannot deport 11 mil- been a journalist for more than bimbo. replied. “Some of the great legal in the country illegally. confrontation Tuesday with lion people.” Ramos was referring 30 years — have I been thrown That drew a response from Fox scholars agree that’s not true.” Finally, Trump reminded Jorge Ramos, the Miami-based to Trump’s proposal to deport all out of a press conference,” he News chief Roger Ailes, who Citizenship for infants born in Ramos that he was suing anchor for Univision, during a people in the country illegally said. called on Trump to apologize. the United States is guaranteed Univision, which dropped news conference in Dubuque, before allowing some of them to As to criticism that he was act- The billionaire businessman’s by the 14th Amendment, and Trump’s Miss Universe pageant Iowa. return. ing more as an advocate than a immigration proposal has changing that would require after he described Mexican immi- Ramos stood and began to ask As he was taken from the journalist, Ramos replied, “As a sparked intense debate within amending the Constitution. grants in the U.S. illegally as Trump about his immigration room, Ramos said, “You cannot journalist you have to take a the 2016 Republican field. During the five-minute “criminals” and “rapists.” proposal, which includes ending build a 1,900-mile wall,” another stand. I think the best journal- Several candidates, including exchange, Ramos claimed that “Do you know how many automatic citizenship for infants proposal in Trump’s plan. ism happens when you take a former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, 40 percent of people in the coun- Latinos work for me? Do you born in the United States to par- Moments later, Trump justi- stand.” have called it “unrealistic,” and try illegally enter through air- know how many Hispanics work ents in the country illegally. fied Ramos’ removal, saying: “He Trump told NBC’s “Today” Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker ports, not over the Mexican bor- for me?” Trump said. As Ramos began to speak, just stands up and starts show that Ramos “stood up and bobbled his answer on whether der. “I don’t believe that. I don’t “Thousands. They love me.” Trump interrupted him, saying screaming. Maybe he’s at fault started ranting and raving like a he supports ending birthright believe it,” Trump responded. Isaac Lee, chief executive offi- madman. He was totally, citizenship. A 2006 report by the Pew cer of Univision, responded to absolutely out of line.” Ramos was later allowed back Hispanic Center found that up to the confrontation with a written The Incident happened the into Tuesday’s news conference. 45 percent of the people in the comment: “We’d love for Mr. What’s behind the ‘anchor day after Trump resumed his Trump greeted him politely, U.S. illegally entered with legal Trump to sit down for an in- feud with Fox News Channel though they quickly resumed visas but overstayed them. depth interview with Jorge to talk anchor Megyn Kelly. Trump wel- their argument, interrupting Trump said he did not believe about the specifics of his propos- babies’ buzz phrase? comed Kelly back from a vaca- each other during an extended that a majority of immigrants in als.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald ents of 23 percent of all children in Trump took heat when he spoke the U.S. even though immigrants about “anchor babies” and seemed make up only 13 percent of the to relish the fallout from his latest population. provocation in the race for the —- GOP presidential nomination. HOW MUCH OF AN ANCHOR? Then Jeb Bush echoed the phrase The clearest benefit to having a and found himself on defense — child in the U.S. is that the child and increasingly exasperated. becomes a citizen. But what about Some call the phrase derogato- the child’s family? ry. Others, such as GOP candidate Immigration law holds that a Ben Carson, dismiss the hubbub citizen cannot sponsor relatives, as “silly political correctness.” including their foreign-born par- The back-and-forth is really ents, for legal immigration benefits about birthright citizenship. until they are 21 years old, so Native-born children — born even there is no short-term gain for the to those living illegally in the U.S. family in terms of citizenship. — are automatically considered Under President Barack American citizens under the Obama’s administration, immigra- Constitution’s 14th Amendment. tion enforcement officials have Whatever the issue’s lasting been instructed to consider value, “anchor babies” is the latest whether or not an immigrant living buzz phrase, hashtag and flash- in the country illegally has U.S.- point in the volatile debate over citizen children when deciding who should stay in the U.S. and whether the person should face who should leave. deportation. But those with seri- Here’s a look at the phrase and ous criminal histories or who are why people care. considered a threat to public safe- ty or national security remain an DEFINITION, PLEASE enforcement priority. The American Heritage —- Dictionary: “Used as a disparaging WHERE IT STARTED term for a child born to a nonciti- Aid workers in 1987 were quot- zen mother in a country that ed in news clippings at the time as grants automatic citizenship to referring to “anchor children,” off- children born on its soil, especially spring of Vietnamese boat people. when the child’s birthplace is The phrase “anchor baby” occa- thought to have been chosen in sionally appeared in print over the order to improve the mother’s or next decade, but achieved promi- other relatives’ chances of securing nence in 2006 during a new focus eventual citizenship.” on an immigration overhaul in the The dictionary revised its defini- U.S. tion in 2011 from one that did not Lexicographer Grant Barrett mention the fact that some people nominated the term for the consider the phrase demeaning. American Dialect Society’s 2006 It’s now marked as an “offensive” Word of the Year. phrase. —- — WHY PEOPLE CARE ARE THERE REALLY Immigration law can be a 400,000? painful public debate because it’s The Trump campaign asserts really about who is an American: that 400,000 children are born Who is obligated to pay taxes and each year to women in the country obey laws, and who enjoys the illegally. The actual number right to vote, support a family, get appears to be smaller, but is still educated, receive government sizeable. help and be protected by the mil- A Pew Research Center study in itary. It’s a tricky moral question 2010 estimated 340,000 babies for a nation established by for- born in 2008 were the offspring of eigners. It’s socially uncomfort- people in the country illegally. able. And it’s politically fraught But the term in question implies for Republicans, who see attract- that people cross into the U.S. ille- ing more of the influential Latino gally for the purpose of giving birth vote as critical to their party’s to a child who will become a citi- future. zen. No one can know how many That Bush finds himself on the came with that motive, and there defensive on immigration policy are other reasons that help explain shows how delicate a line all why so many of those children are Republicans have to walk. He U.S.-born. could be among the most appeal- The Pew study says people who ing Republican to Hispanic vot- come to the country illegally are ers: He’s been governor of heavily considerably younger than legal Hispanic Florida, speaks Spanish immigrants, and both groups are and has a Mexican-American younger than the population of family. And last year, he departed U.S.-born adults. In addition, from the rhetoric of some of his immigrants have larger families. GOP colleagues by declaring that Altogether, the study says immi- illegal immigration is an “act of grants, whether they are in the love” by people who want to give a country legally or not, are the par- better life to their families. Clinton wins endorsement of first Obama Cabinet member WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary of some Democrats who are Rodham Clinton collected her growing increasingly skittish first endorsement from a member about Clinton’s viability as a can- of President Barack Obama’s didate. Cabinet on Tuesday when “Hillary Clinton has the right Agriculture Secretary Tom policies to strengthen and Vilsack cited her leadership and expand the middle class, is battle loyalty in announcing his deci- tested, and has the experience sion to fall in line behind the and relationships to lead and “battle-tested” and embattled govern well,” the Obama secre- Democratic presidential con- tary wrote in an opinion piece tender. posted on the website of The Vilsack, a former Iowa gover- Gazette newspaper of Cedar nor, also endorsed Clinton during Rapids, Iowa. Clinton’s campaign the 2008 contest. She lost the also circulated the piece. nomination to Obama. Along with her policies and His latest endorsement comes experience, Vilsack also cited as Clinton, the front-runner for Clinton’s loyalty and their friend- the Democratic presidential nom- ship of more than two decades as ination, is mired in controversy reasons for supporting her over over her use of a private email her Democratic rivals: Vermont account and server while she was Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Obama’s first-term secretary of Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley, state. Vilsack’s backing also former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln comes amid rampant speculation Chafee and former Virginia Sen. that Vice President Joe Biden, Jim Webb. who has been consulting with Vilsack planned to join Clinton political advisers, will jump into for campaign appearances the race to help soothe the nerves Wednesday in Iowa. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 13 WEDNESDAY

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Sisters spin good vs. evil tale in ‘Sorcha: Awaken’

By BETTIE MARLOWE Banner Staff Writer Once upon a time, there were three sisters: Susan Alford Carter, Lesley Alford Smith and Candace Alford Price. These three were the daughters of Pastor Delton and Myrna Alford — born and raised in Cleveland. The sisters are all graduates of Lee University. Carter is a published author, popular speaker and lover of the written word. Her writing career began with her first story penned in the fifth grade. “Awaken” is her first venture into the world of young adult fiction. She is a psy- chology professor at Lee University and lives in Cleveland with her two daughters. Smith is an author, accom- plished producer/singer and an Contributed photos acclaimed photographer. When Three sisTers: she is not writing and capturing Susan Alford Carter, life with her camera, she is above left; Lesley immersed in being a wife and Alford Smith, above; mother of two in Atlanta, Georgia. Price is a freelance artist, and Candace Alford illustrator, and graphic designer. Price, left, blended Always interested in the arts, their efforts to write she has enjoyed a musical career “Awaken,” right, the but her passion is creating visu- first of the triology al art. She resides in Cleveland “Sorcha.” The sisters with her son. She designed the are the daughters of book cover and has 20 illustra- Pastor Delton and tions in the book. Myrna Alford and are It took all three to complete the all graduates of Lee book in the triology titled “Sorcha: Awaken,” a symbolic parallel to University. the story of the book’s 12 charac- ters —all necessary for the suc- Susan explained the book is book revolves around Centenary young boy runs for his life, his cess of their mission. The 12 — young adult, fantasy fiction. “It’s College (actually Lee University). guardian angel saves him from excerpt from “Awaken,” sorcha Volume 1 descendants of the 12 disciples — what the youth are watching and “It’s history, but a work of fiction,” the creatures. are trying to unite as a powerful reading,” she explained. Susan said. At the death of his father, his My name Is Lucas Quinn. force for good against evil. Sorcha The action-packed book is writ- “It’s not preaching — not in family packs up and moves to What I’m about to tell you may be hard for you to believe. But, is the Gaelic term for light, hence ten in the present and is about your face,” Lesley said, explaining another city for escape. Eight it’s true. I have seen the face of evil and I have grappled with “Light Bearers.” “believers” of God — “That’s the that the book has angels and years later, Lucas and his twin him. You see demons are real — beautiful monsters with fiery “Sorcha Volume 1 — Awaken” story,” Susan demons — sister, Lily, discover they are a crimson hair and blue eyes that burn with cold flames. I know could not have done “without all said. Three ghost s p i r i t u a l part of a special group of 12 young because I can see them. three,” agreed the sisters. Lesley readers in New throughout. people — lightbearers — the Eight years ago, the demon Scaths murdered my father while is the dreamer, Susan is the writer York reviewed “And the light shineth “The charac- Sorcha. Each one is endowed with and Candy the illustrator. and all three in the darkness; and ters travel back a powerful supernatural gift. my sister Lily and I watched — helpless and afraid. We couldn’t The book was inspired by a loved “Waken,” the darkness compre- and forth,” They know they have to be unit- save him. Our lives were changed forever that day in the woods. vivid dream Lesley had six years and told the sis- hended it not.” Susan said. ed, but have never been able to Nothing happens by chance — I know that now. ago. “It was almost like a movie,” ters they thought — John 1:5 “There’s even a find one another and unite their The frightened little boy is gone. I am a warrior now — a light- she recalls. When she woke up, it should be made C h e r o k e e powers. No demon army can with- bearer — one of twelve — the Sorcha. We were chosen — each she told her husband “and he was into a movie. angel.” stand the force when the 12 gifts of us gifted with a supernatural power. When we unite our gifts, mesmerized,” she said. The story is set in Cleveland. The Alford sisters grew up lis- come together. But first the 12 together we will wield a power so great, no evil can withstand it. Lesley said she has always been Susan said she has special affini- tening to their grandparents’ sto- have to find the secret to utilizing We are not alone in our fight! The mighty Dionadain, a legion fascinated with angels. “I grew up ty for their hometown with famil- ries of real-life experiences with this power. The secret, we’re told, of warrior angels, have been charged with our care. They protect hearing stories of angels (being a iar sights and locations such as angels and demons as well as the is in an ancient book written by a and defend us. But time is running out. He is watching — waiting part of a minister’s family),” she Ocoee River and schools — unbelievable power of spiritual member of the first generation of said, “and they became a part of “imbedding in a sense of commu- gifts. Always fascinated by the Sorcha — a book which was lost for one of us to falter. He wants our blood. real life.” nity and magic of Cleveland.” supernatural world and its con- hundreds of years ago. I must find the others — before it’s too late — and so it begins. She was told it needed to be put The three agreed that visitors to nection to everyday life, a story As the “12 Light Bearers” wage “We were chosen — each of us gifted with a supernatural to paper, but said she was a Cleveland “feel the magic” and was born. war against the demon army power.” dreamer — not a writer. want to come back — some to live. It began on a winter’s morning known as Scáths, Sorcha will dis- Since Susan was the writer, she This feeling, Susan said, is in the desolate woods. Ten-year cover the power and purpose of told her, “I don’t know how — do woven in the story which travels old Lucas Quinn sees his father their gifts and the light within “Waken” will be released Oct. 6 promotion,” the sisters agreed. this with me.” Their sister, Candy, to Spain, Atlanta and New York murdered at the hands of beauti- them. The questions are real: “Will with endorsements from several Visit www.thesorchabooks.com was always involved with music City — 12 young people traveling ful, but frightening beings. He the Sorcha awaken?” “Will they authors, churches, Lee for a free download of the first and art, so she completed the trio the globe whose great hope is to realizes he can see the supernatu- find one another?” “Will they dis- University and community lead- chapter. Follow @thesorchabooks needed for the book’s success — it find one another. ral world with its population of cover the secret to their great ers, as well as several bloggers. on Facebook, Instagram and took the sisters to do it together. In talking about history, the angels and demons. When the power?” “We’re just having a grass-roots Twitter. Zella Day will light up your night at the Revelry Room

By WILLIAM WRIGHT had such a strong support sys- Lifestyles Editor tem.” As early as age 9, Day had Singer songwriter Zella Day started performing live in her will be performing live at the hometown of Pinetop, where she Revelry Room in Chattanooga on was wooing crowds with her Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. The 20-year- vocals and skills. old alternative pop star has been “I started playing music in my listed as New York Times, parents’ coffee shop where I was Billboard, Nylon Magazine and influenced by a lot of folk, and Teen Vogue’s “New everything I knew I played on my Albums/Artists to listen to.” acoustic guitar,” she said. “With With her new album “Kicker” that as my background I started getting great reviews Day recently experimenting with sounds in the made her national television studio to a create an elevated debut on Conan O’Brien’s version of what I've always done.” latenight show, where she per- She said some of her favorite formed her hit song, “High.” singers growing up were Michael The L.A.-based artist, original- Jackson, Nina Simone, Amy ly from Arizona, named her Winehouse and Stevie Nicks. Yet, album after an Apache from her unlike many manufactured pop childhood who influenced her singers on the scene, Day is musical genius by introducing respected as an authentic her to beautiful stories that singer/songwriter whose alterna- stretched her imagination and tive music is steeped in an enig- made her see the world in a matic musicality all her own, as unique way. Coupled with a fam- she sings about desire and self- ily support system, Day was sur- destruction, pleasure mixed with rounded by an environment that addiction, betrayal and surren- allowed her musical talent to der. flourish. Her song “Sacrifice” was specif- “My mom is a talented singer ically written for the soundtrack that was an at-home mom. She of the motion picture “Insurgent.” drove me to all of my music les- Disney just released the trailer sons four hours away from our for “The Finest Hours,” starring town that didn't offer much,” Day Chris Pine and Day’s “Compass” Contributed photos song is featured in the trailer. siNGer ZeLLA DAY will be performing live at the Revelry Room said. “My dad supported the fam- ily so that my mom could be at She also just made No. 1 on in Chattanooga on Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. The L.A.-based artist just made home with my sister and I. The Billboard’s Emerging Artist chart. no. 1 on Billboard’s Emerging Artist chart. Her full-length album, dynamic worked in a way where With hit songs like “East of “Kicker,” above, has been called “hypnotic and high-drama pop.” both my sister and I were able to Songs from “Kicker” are available on vevo.com. pursue our passions, because we See DAY, Page 14 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Day Wright Way From Page 13

Eden,” “Hypnotic” “Sweet Ophelia” and “High,” Day has already reached more than 39 million streams on Spotify and is God — no beginning, no end? predicted to reach millions more By WILLIAM WRIGHT route to the Promised Land. under Hollywood records Lifestyles Editor Whatever happened, the setting through “Kicker,” which has been does not indicate that God was called “polished, hypnotic and Most people cannot compre- giving us a clue to His residence high-drama pop.” hend the existence of a Being in heaven. The man was silent, “I want my audience to look who never had a beginning and listening. forward to more music from me will never have an end. That is “Actually, Teman was the since we are taking this journey not our life’s experience, nor is name of one of Esau’s descen- together,” Day explained. “I'm not there any way to measure infini- dants, according to Genesis going anywhere, I'm a career ty. There was one man, however, 36:10-11,” I said. artist here to stay. I want my who thought he had stumbled I also pointed out that the audience to believe in me, my upon a clue, a hidden revelation place where Teman’s offspring music and the authenticity of it about the secret realm of God. He resided came to be called all — to leave my shows feeling asked me if I knew where God “Teman” and “the land of the like they've been waiting to see was from. Temanites” according to Genesis something like this.” I paused for a moment and 36:34 — New King James When asked if she had a said, “The Bible says God is from Version. Because these descen- favorite from among her many heaven.” dants took pleasure in the defeat songs, the ethereal beauty He shook his head, saying, of Israel, God promised to punish responded, “My songs are my “No. I mean where did God come them. At Obadiah 1:9, God said, children, it would be cruel to pick FROM?” “And thy mighty men, O Teman, favorites.” Nevertheless, Day was “The Bible says God has no shall be dismayed, to the end more willing to reveal her dream beginning and has no end,” I that every one of the mount of performance gig. She disclosed, replied. Esau may be cut off by slaugh- “I want to perform ‘Time of the “That’s not what I’m asking,” ter.” — KJV. Season’ with the Zombies when the man said. “I want to know if Not only did the people of they come through L.A. on the you know where God is FROM.” Teman rejoice at the Israelite’s current tour they are on. I’ve “What do you mean, like a defeat, but these descendants of been covering that song for a street address?” I asked. Esau — also called Edomites — while, and it would be a tremen- Contributed photos He smiled and nodded his actually joined in the Jews’ dous honor to join them on SONGS by the unconventional artist Zella Day have been featured in television and film soundtracks. head, whispering, “Now we’re stage.” downfall, for which God promised Regarding her latest album, the singer/songwriter admits, “I had a couple of muses for ‘Kicker.’ A boy, a talking!” Although she is as comfortable to punish Teman. hometown and a vision for my future.” Her hits, “Hipnotic,” “High,” “Sweet Ophelia,” and songs from “All I’ve ever read was that the in front of large audiences on big Amos 1:11-12 reads: “Thus “Kicker” are available on vevo.com. heavens is God’s throne,” I said. stages as she is with audiences saith the LORD; For three trans- “Read Habakkuk 3:3!” he said. in cozier venues, Day said what He opened his King James Bible gressions of Edom, and for four, I she especially enjoys is the inti- forward to being in an enclosed promising pop singer, she the magic of Zella Day live at the and read it: “God came from will not turn away the punish- macy she get to share with the environment where I can com- responded in an email interview, Revelry Room, located at 41 East Teman, and the Holy One from ment thereof; because he did crowd when playing places like municate with people in the “Zella Day doesn’t have that fig- 14th St., Chattanooga, call 423- Mount Paran.” The man closed pursue his brother with the the Revelry Room. room much differently than I do ured out quite yet. Stand by 521-2929. Doors open at 7 p.m. his Bible and declared: “God is sword, and did cast off all pity, “After playing so many festi- on a big outside stage,” she said. xoxo.” For further information, visit from a place called Teman! That’s and his anger did tear perpetual- vals — which are great — I look As far as what’s next for the To experience the music and www.Zelladay.com. where He lives. That’s where He ly, and he kept his wrath for ever: came from.” But I will send a fire upon At that moment I didn’t know Teman, which shall devour the what to say. I seriously doubted palaces of Bozrah.” Teens are shopping more like their parents the way this man had reasoned “Clearly, God’s reference to Teman was not referring to His GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (AP) — on Habakkuk 3:3, but that’s Giulia Pugliese is a typical what the Scripture said. So I lis- location in heaven,” I said. “Teman was a place on earth. Its teenager. She likes to look good, tened to his views and promised and she’s particular about what him I would do some research inhabitants were not very kind to God’s chosen people.” she wears. and come back. But when The Associated Press A few days later I returned to The man had little to say after- wards. We changed the subject followed the 15-year-old from share my findings. To make sure Long Island on a recent back-to- the conversation wasn’t combat- and discussed other Bible topics. But thanks to his original ques- school shopping trip with friends, ive, I commended him first for his she left a Nike store empty-hand- interest in the Scriptures. I con- tion, I think we both learned something. This brings me back ed — even though Nike is one of fessed I didn’t recall anyone ask- her favorites. The reason? ing a more thought-provoking to the One with no beginning and no end. Psalm 90:2 says, “From “I buy on sale because it’s stu- question. He smiled. pid to buy a pair of shorts for “So I did some research and forever in the past to forever in the future, you are God.” — $60,” said Pugliese, who instead wanted to share a few points I looks for the “Swoosh” logo in dis- found, if I may?” I asked. Common English Bible. This God is so unlimited in count stores like Marshalls. “Sure! What did you find?” he Teens are shopping like their replied. power that time and space can- not bind Him or define Him. He parents during the back-to- I directed his attention to a school season, and that’s putting similar Scripture at created a universe that has no beginning and no end (Genesis a lot of pressure on retailers to Deuteronomy 33:2 which states change the way they market to in part: “The LORD came from 1:1). He also established time. It has no beginning and no end. We them. Gone are the spending Sinai, and rose up from Seir unto sprees, starting weeks before them; he shined forth from live within these concepts as our reality — concepts that both school bells ring. More teens are Mount Paran.” — KJV. thrifty nowadays, a habit picked I tactfully pointed out that illustrate how some things in life are infinite — like God. up from their recession-scarred while Habakkuk 3:3 speaks of parents. God coming from Teman, Moses The truth is, no matter how hard we try, we will never com- Today’s kids recycle more wrote that God came from Sinai. clothes from the previous school prehend everything about this Both Scriptures mention Mount year, mixing and matching the old immeasurably powerful, life-sus- Paran. I then explained that back with the new for different looks. taining God. He is eternal and a in Moses’ day, Teman and Paran They also shop year-round for God of love. As such, He invites were regions on Israel’s route things they need so they’re spend- through the wilderness, toward us to know Him by Name (Psalm ing less money this time of year. the Promised Land. 83:18), learn His will (John 17:3), When they do buy, they’re less As the Israelites proceeded on accept His Son (John 3:16), and AP Photo likely to get anything that’s not on IN THIS PHOTO Sofia Harrison, 15, right, and some of her friends browse clothing at a shopping mall their trek, God’s splendor may continue our journey with Him sale. And the number of kids have reflected from that moun- from here to eternity. By doing so who’ll reuse last year’s items rose in Garden City, N.Y. Teens aren’t roaming around at the mall for kicks during back-to-school. They’re tainous region as He brought His you'll know both where you are to 39 percent from 26 percent researching the looks they want online and follow popular hashtags on social media so they can piece people past Teman in Edom en going and where you came from. between 2011 and 2015, says a together looks before they get there. Deloitte LLP poll of 1,000 parents. And when teens shop, they’re stores’ promotions would end In response to this new think- using the popular hashtag FWIS, Netflix facing protests over spending less. Families with around Labor Day, they’re now ing, Macy’s and J.C. Penney are which means “from where I school-age kids, on average, are extending them through now staggering back-to-school stand.” DVD-less baby benefit policy expected to spend $630.36 this September. They’re also pulling promotions through September. The retailer also is putting year, according to a survey of together complete outfits from Penney also is increasing the together more looks from various SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — on employer review website 6,500 by the National Retail different brands in stores to back-to-school merchandise it labels to create outfits and dis- Netflix is getting jeered for Glassdoor.com. Federation. That’s down 6 per- make it easier for teens to buy carries in late August and playing them on mannequins or excluding the employees in its “Netflix is leaving workers who cent from last year and results looks. And they’re using social September. That includes denim, tables in the teen department DVD-by-mail service from a could benefit the most from a have registered declines for four media campaigns to be more eas- backpacks, and basics such as instead of showing them by mer- recently introduced benefit that generous paid leave policy out of the past seven years. ily discovered by teens. underwear. chandise category. These include gives up to a year of paid leave to behind and that is offensive,” Overall, back-to-school spend- To observe teens’ new behavior, And Hollister, a division of looks teens haven’t necessarily most of its workers after the said Nita Chaudhary, co-founder ing this year should hit $42.5 bil- the AP followed Pugliese; her Abercrombie & Fitch, says it is seen on social media. birth or adoption of a baby. of UltraViolet, a women’s rights lion, up 2.1 percent from the pre- cousin, Arianna Schaden, 14; timing deals on items that shop- Penney uses Pinterest person- At least three online petitions group. vious year, according to The and two friends, Isabella Cimato, pers most want at that time. alities like Katherine Accettura posted by activist groups are Netflix says its DVD employees Retail Economist, a research 17, and Sofia Harrison, 15, at Right now, it’s promoting trendy and Mai Phung who are influen- urging Netflix to extend the baby get bigger paychecks and better firm. That’s much lower than the Roosevelt Field mall in Garden tops and T-shirts with graphics, tial among teens to market its benefit beyond the roughly 2,000 benefits than people in compara- 5 to 6 percent average gains typi- City, N.Y. Here are some ways for instance. back-to-school fashions. The workers in the Internet video ble jobs. “We are regularly cally seen in a healthy economy. teens are shopping differently, THEY’RE SMARTER company says it sees up to 500 service that generates most of its reviewing policies across our Teens’ behavior is an extension and how retailers are adjusting: CONSUMERS times more re-pins than if it pro- revenue. business to ensure they are com- of how their parents learned to THEY’RE IN NO Teens aren’t roaming around moted the product itself. Netflix has about 450 tempo- petitive and help us attract and shop since 2008 when retailers RUSH TO BUY at the mall for kicks during back- THEY WANT A rary, part- and full-time employ- keep the best employees,” the pushed discounts to entice peo- Teens aren’t impatient about to-school. They’re researching UNIQUE LOOK ees in its steadily shrinking but Los Gatos, California, company ple to buy during the downturn. shopping. the looks they want online and Teens no longer want to be car- still profitable DVD division. said in a statement. That helped lure shoppers, but it Although they started shop- follow popular hashtags on social bon copies of each other. Now, The protesting groups contend Besides UltraViolet, the two also got them addicted to deals. ping weeks early, the four teens media so they can piece together kids, inspired by what they see Netflix is unfairly favoring the other groups pressuring Netflix The shift made it difficult for plan to delay buying things they looks before they get there. on Instagram and the like, want mostly high-paid computer pro- about the limits on its parental stores to make money because don’t need immediately, like Google says its image searches to personalize hot looks. grammers and other technology leave policy are: Coworker.org, discounts cut into profits. jeans, until well after school for “school outfit” have grown “I’m not a big fan of logos,” specialists working in its which fights for workers’ rights; Such behavior has cut into starts and the weather cools. In dramatically during the past Harrison said. “That’s distracting Internet video service over the and Democracy for America, a sales from July through fact, they’re planning to spend three years, and soared 76 per- to my style.” lower-paid employees who sort political organization founded by September, the second biggest about half of their back-to-school cent in July. That behavior makes it hard through discs and stuff Howard Dean, former chairman shopping period of the year budget of about $400 after school Cimato, who researched denim for retailers to dictate specific envelopes in the distribution of the Democratic National behind the winter holidays. Sales begins. tops and items with fringe on looks. That means retailers have centers that receive and send Committee and a one-time can- during that period were 24.9 per- Cimato didn’t buy anything at Instagram, said: “I pretty much to do more marketing to attract DVDs. didate for president. cent of total sales annually last all that day. Harrison, who know what I am looking for.” teens. Many of the DVD workers are Democracy for America sent year, down from 25.8 percent in bought just a few shirts, said: “To That presents challenges for Penney’s back-to-school ad paid by the hour and make a emails Thursday urging its mem- 2003, according to The Retail be honest, it’s not that big of a retailers that are afraid teens will campaign called “Bend the Trend” fraction of the six-figure salaries bers to challenge Netflix for dis- Economist. deal because I shop year round.” bypass their stores because tries to show how easy it is to put doled out to many of the Internet criminating against its DVD “Consumers are sending a Besides that, they want big dis- they’re focused on items they together trends for a personalized video service employees. Netflix workers. message to retailers that says ‘the counts. During their shopping already want to buy. So, retailers style. And like many teen retail- pay varies widely, ranging from “A worker’s ability to care for back-to-school shopping season trip, Schaden found a $58 are trying to get teens’ attention ers, Hollister has scaled back its $15 per hour for customer-ser- their family should not be just isn’t that important any- romper she liked, but decided to before they are in stores. logoed merchandise. vice representatives to more than dependent on what department more,’” says Deloitte’s Alison leave the mall without it. Macy’s is identifying key trends “Today, the customer is the $200,000 annually for software they work in,” wrote Mia Moore, Paul. “I think I buy on sale because and hashtags on social media center of everything we do,” said engineers, according to informa- Democracy for America’s chief of The shift is changing how my mom never buys something that are getting lots of followers. Hollister president Fran tion shared by company workers staff. stores market to teens. Whereas unless it’s on sale,” she said. It now highlights shoe trends Horowitz. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 15 BCHS class CHS class of 1975 planning of ’55 to hold 40th class reunion for Nov. 14 The 1975 graduating class of the band, or need further infor- 60th reunion Cleveland High School is plan- mation, email Nita Henley The Bradley Central High ning an evening of fun, food and Johnston at [email protected]. School class of 1955 will celebrate friendships for its 40th reunion. Notify Johnston if you have its 60th class reunion on Sept. The event will take place on Nov. contact information for the fol- 12. The event will be at 3 p.m. at 14 at the The Barn at the Historic lowing classmates who have not the farm of classmate Neal Henry Fillauer Lake House in Cleveland. been located: Nancy Bryan, on Johnson School Road S.W. Special entertainment will be Pamela Bryan, Jeff Burner, Patti There will be fishing, boating, provided by a group of talented Cummings, Rodger Ellis, Winston horseshoes, cornhole, swinging or classmates organizing a come- Gordon, Lisa Headrick, Lynne just sitting around and talking back band that will perform Lehman, Steve Lichtenberger, with old friends. music from the 1970s. Linda Massey, Al McCullough, Around 5 p.m., a barbecue Make plans now to attend this Conda Nelson, Steve Raper, Jay meal will be served provided by special event. If you are a class- Rayburn, Brent Riley, David the host and the Old Fort mate and have not been contact- Russell, Rena Thompson and Ann Restaurant. ed, or would like to participate in Whelan Gregory. The reunion committee met recently at the home of classmate Pat Goins Hicks to finalize plans for the event. If a classmate has not received infumation about the reunion Contributed photo and would like to attend, call The reunion CommiTTee met recently at the home of classmate Pat Goins Hicks to finalize plans Elaine Jones Stancipher at 49- for the 60th reunion of Bradley Central High School class of 1955. From left, front, are Patsy Hughes 7304 by Sept. 1. Cost is $10 per Harris, Faye Withrow Rollins, Janet Prueitt Bacon and Pat Gill Parton; and back, Ralph Chase, Ronald person. Rogers, Lawrence Gentry, Elaine Jones Stonecipher, Pat Goins Hicks and Milteen Hornsby Cartwright.

The Band Perry in Dollywood’s Showcase of Stars Sept. 19

PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood hosts The Band Perry in concert as part of the Showcase of Stars on Sept. 19. Tickets to The Band Perry concert went on sale to Dollywood season passholders on Aug. 21. One of the most dynamic acts in music today, the sibling trio proved to be a powerful new force when they delivered their plat- inum self-titled debut: The Band Perry, which offered up five hit singles, including the quintuple- platinum chart-topper “If I Die Young.” In recent years, the band has earned multiple awards from The Academy of Country Music, The Country Music Association, CMT Music Awards and The American Country Awards including a 2014 ACM award for Contributed photo Vocal Group of the Year. This is The Band Perry the first time the group from nearby Greeneville has per- at D.P.’s Celebrity Theater, and with an exclusive link to pur- communities. To date, the formed at Dollywood. raised $500,000 in the process. chase. Any remaining tickets will Imagination Library has provided Dolly Parton announced the Showcase of Stars offers guests be made available to the general more than 70 million books in return of Dollywood’s popular the experience of great perform- public at a later date. the United States, Canada, the Showcase of Stars concert series ances in an intimate setting, Dolly Parton’s Imagination United Kingdom, Australia and in March as part of the award- while allowing them to simulta- Library is a literacy program New Zealand. winning park’s 30th anniversary neously support a worthy cause. administered through the For more information about season. Parton, whose last bene- Dollywood season passholders Dollywood Foundation which Dollywood’s 30th anniversary fit concert at Dollywood was in have the first opportunity to pur- provides an age appropriate book season and Showcase of Stars, 2005, kicked off the series with chase tickets to the show. each month to children from visit www.dollywood.com or call four sold-out concerts Aug. 8-9 Passholders will receive an email birth to age 5 in participating 1-800-DOLLYWOOD.

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Tennessee Youth Ballet

The Nutcracker o f C l e v e l a n d Open Auditions for The Nutcracker on August 29, 2015 Michael L. Hoops, MD (423) 472-1996 from 12:00-6:00 PM at Tennessee Youth Ballet Board Certified by The American Dancers, actors, children and adults prepare Board of Plastic Surgery 597 Church Street NE • Cleveland, Tennessee 1 minute of you strongest talent to show. Call backs Monday, August 31, 6:30 PMat TYB Anyone can wear a white coat. Not everyone is Performance week Nov. 30 - Dec. 5 board certified in plastic surgery. Do your homework! 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

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WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING AUGUST 26, 2015 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Entertainment Inside Edition America’s Got Talent (N) Carmichael Carmichael Last Comic Standing (N) ’ News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win I Will Bless the Lord at All Times Graham Classic Crusades Trinity Family Turning Point Prince By Faith Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å Graham J. 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Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! ’ The Middle Goldbergs Mod Fam (:31) blackish Celebrity Wife Swap (N) ’ News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Curious Curious World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Nature ’ Å (DVS) NOVA ’ Å (DVS) Nazi Mega Weapons Å Scenic City World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 Name Game Name Game Family Feud Family Feud Mod Fam Mod Fam Big Bang Big Bang MasterChef (N) ’ (:01) Home Free (N) Å FOX61 First Fifth Quarter Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ Cleveland The Office ’ WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show ’ Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Brother (N) ’ Å Extant (N) ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ News (:35) Madam Secretary ’ Corden QVC 13Gourmet Holiday Cooking on Q You’re Home With Jill In the Kitchen With David “PM Edition” Cooking with David Venable. Judith Ripka Jewelry CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ House Key West (6:52) Book Discussion on American Honor Killings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “The Job” ’ Blue Bloods “Parenthood” Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Engagement Engagement Parks Parks HSN 16Giuliana Rancic Fashions Giuliana Rancic Fashions Deborah Tara Smith Fashion Jewelry Fashion Jewelry Giuliana Rancic Fashions Giuliana Rancic Fashions Beauty RX by Deborah Vince Camuto Collection (N) E! 23I Am Cait I Am Cait I Am Cait “Take Pride” E! News (N) WAGS “Set a Date or Die!” Total Divas Total Divas E! News (N) “Get Him to the Greek” ESQTV 24American Ninja Warrior ’ American Ninja Warrior Obstacles include Doorknob Arch. American Ninja Warrior “Best Runs of 2015” ’ Å Car Match. Car Match. Great Burger Great Burger Best Bars in America Best Bars in America LIFE 25Terra’s Little Terra’s Little Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA Å Little Women: LA (N) Å Terra’s Little Terra’s Little Terra’s Little Terra’s Little (12:02) Little Women: LA TLC 26Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Our Little Family ’ Å I Am Jazz ’ Å Leah Remini: Leah Remini: Leah Remini: Leah Remini: (:01) I Am Jazz (N) ’ Å Leah Remini: Leah Remini: (12:02) I Am Jazz ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) The Office ’ Conan TNT 28Bones “Judas on a Pole” ’ Castle “Murder Most Fowl” Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Last Call” ’ Castle “Nikki Heat” ’ Castle “Poof, You’re Dead” Castle “Knockdown” ’ Castle “Lucky Stiff” ’ CSI: NY ’ Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Suits “Faith” (N) Å (:01) Mr. Robot Mod Fam Mod Fam (12:15) Suits “Faith” Å FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “White House Down” (2013, Action) Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx. ››› “21 Jump Street” (2012, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum. ››› “21 Jump Street” (2012, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum. ESPN 31Little League Baseball World Series: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å Rookie Baseball Ton. Little League Baseball World Series: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants. From AT&T Park in San Francisco. ESPN2 32His & Hers Å Baseball Ton. Outside Lines SportsNation Å NFL Live Å World Armwrestling League World Armwrestling League E:60 Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33UEFA Soccer XTERRA World Halls of Fame Game 365 UFC Unleashed Best of WEC Cardinals MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix. Postgame SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) SEC Now (N) Depth Chart Georgia Foot. Preview SEC Storied Å Georgia Foot. Preview SEC Now SEC Now Georgia Foot. 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Six Degr. Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46Wahlburgers Wahlburgers Donnie-Jenny Lachey’s Bar Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Å Duck Dynasty Wahlburgers Donnie-Jenny Lachey’s Bar Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty (12:01) Duck Dynasty Å DISC 47Land Rush ’ Å Airplane Repo ’ Å Airplane Repo ’ Å Airplane Repo ’ Å Airplane Repo ’ Å Airplane Repo “Hired Guns” Airplane Repo ’ Å Edge of Alaska ’ Å Airplane Repo ’ Å NGC 48Southern Justice Rocky Mountain Law Rocky Mountain Law Southern Justice Rocky Mountain Law Rocky Mountain Law Southern Justice (N) Rocky Mountain Law Southern Justice TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Waterparks Waterparks Thrill Factor Thrill Factor Food Paradise (N) Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Bizarre Food Paradise Å FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Pioneer Wo. Giada in Italy Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Carnival C. Beach Eats Brew & ’Que Diners, Drive Cutthroat Kitchen HGTV 51Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers Å Property Brothers: Buying Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Property Brothers: Buying ANPL 52To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced FAM 53Reba Å Reba Å››› “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” (2004) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. Young Kevin-Work Job or No Job (N) ’ Å Monica the Medium Å The 700 Club ’ Å› “Zookeeper” (2011) DISN 54Friends K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Dog Austin & Ally ›› “Teen Beach 2” (2015) Ross Lynch. ’ Å (9:55) Bunk’d Liv-Mad. I Didn’t Do It Austin & Ally “Wendy Wu: Warrior” NICK 55Alvinnn!!! and SpongeBob SpongeBob Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Talia, Kitchen Full House Full House Full House Full House Jim Gaffigan Impastor ’ Friends ’ (:36) Friends (12:12) Friends ’ Å TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Uncle Gra. Clarence Teen Titans We Bare Gumball Regular Show King of Hill King of Hill Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57(3:54) Bonanza Å Bonanza “Dead Wrong” Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Jim Gaffigan Impastor (N) The Exes (N) King King King AMC 58(3:30) ››› “First Blood” (1982) ‘R’ Å›› “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (2008) Keanu Reeves. ‘PG-13’ Å›› “Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life” (2003) Angelina Jolie. ›› “Fantastic Four” (2005, Action) Ioan Gruffudd. ‘PG-13’ Å TCM 59››› “Conquest” (1937) Greta Garbo. Å›››› “Ninotchka” (1939, Comedy) Greta Garbo. ›› “A Woman of Affairs” (1928, Drama) (:45) ›› “Wild Orchids” (1929) Greta Garbo, Lewis Stone. (:45) ›››› “Grand Hotel” (1932, Drama) HALL 60Little House on the Prairie The Waltons “The Gypsies” The Waltons “The Deed” ’ The Waltons “The Scholar” The Waltons “The Bicycle” The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Top Model America’s Next Top Model (:45) ›› “You Got Served” (2004) Marques Houston. Back for More BGC: Back Boss Nails A Sister Back for More Snapped “Wendy Cobb” Snapped “Julia Phillips” BRAVO 62My Fab 40th Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Below Deck Million Dollar Listing San Million Dollar Listing San TBA Housewives/NYC Housewives SYFY 63Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Ghost Hunters ’ Å Paranormal Witness Ghost Hunters ’ Å Paranormal Witness SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Jail ’ Å COM 65(:14) Futurama ’ Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Key & Peele South Park South Park South Park (7:56) The Comedy Central Roast “Justin Bieber” Å Key & Peele Why? 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MythBusters “Fire vs. Ice” MythBusters ’ Å CSPAN2 85Capitol Hill Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Fundraiser A (:44) Book Discussion on Mormon Rivals ’ Hugh Hewitt on The Queen Fundraiser A (:40) Book Discussion on Mormon Rivals ’ EWTN 100Chaplet Kids Rosary Kids Virtue The World EWTN News Mom’s Cafe Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer ’ Å Ghost Whisperer “Bloodline” Ghost Whisperer ’ Å DISXD 117Lab Rats vs. Mighty Med ››› “Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams” (2002) Gamer’s G. Gamer’s G. Gamer’s G. Gamer’s G. Gamer’s G. Mickey Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Phineas and Ferb Å Phineas, Ferb GSN 144Steampunk’d Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars: Fresh Paint Steampunk’d (N) Å Idiotest (N) Å Skin Wars: Fresh Paint Steampunk’d Å COOK 153Eat St. Å Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Donut Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrapped Grandmother Grandmother Suppers Suppers Holy Hungry Tiffani’s Good Eats Good Eats Grandmother Grandmother WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Dissonance” Law & Order “Standoff” ’ Law & Order “Return” Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Amends” ’ Law & Order “Thin Ice” ’ GALA 217Noticiero Con Paola Rojas El Chavo La Rosa de Guadalupe Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Fútbol Copa MX: Guadalajara vs Coras de Tepic Noticiero Con Joaquin Soccer TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Avenida Brasil (N) ’ (SS) Bajo el Mismo Cielo (N) ’ El Señor de los Cielos (N) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Bajo el Mismo Cielo (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. 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Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 8:30 p.m. on (FAM) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WTCI) America’s Got Talent America’s Next Top Model Kevin From Work A Wicked Offer NOVA America’s votes determine the top 24 acts It’s makeover time in a new episode called After Julia (guest star Amy Sedaris) hands Callie and Daniel, new parents from What impact is skipping vaccinations having who will be moving on to the semi-finals “The Girl Who Has a Close Shave,” which out performance reviews, Kevin’s (Noah Sanger, Texas, would love to build a pretty on the return of such illnesses as measles phase of competition in the new episode finds the models participating in an emo- Reid) glowing appraisal motivates him to outdoor living space for their family to enjoy and mumps? The question is tackled by “Live Results 3.” Viewers at home have one tionally intense photo shoot that’s intended help Ricky (Jason Rogel) improve his own around their new dream home, but how far “Vaccines — Calling the Shots,” which trav- last chance to send their favorite act to the to honor war heroes. Ultimately, of course, lackluster performance in the new episode will they go to get it? Host, legal analyst els to various countries with a scientific view next round by using Google Instant Save, it’s about the models — both girls and guys “All About Work From Work.” Audrey (Paige and devil’s advocate Matthew J. O’Connor toward the reasoning behind that method of and celebrity judges Heidi Klum, Mel B, — feeling comfortable with their dramatic Spara), meanwhile, is miffed that Julia tempts the couple with two controversial fighting disease. Scientists, anthropologists Howie Mandel and Howard Stern also will new looks, and one of them is so upset she deemed her problem-solving skills inad- tasks involving friends and family that Dan- and psychologists address the subject, as contribute their two cents. Nick Cannon is locks herself in the bathroom. equate, so she recruits Patti (Punam Patel) iel and Callie can complete to score various do some parents who have concerns about host. to assist with a task. Meanwhile, Kevin frets cash prizes in a new episode called “The getting their children vaccinated. that Roxie (Jordan Hinson) is taking advan- Joke’s on You.” tage of Brian (Matt Murray).

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING AUGUST 27, 2015 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Entertainment Inside Edition Food Fighters (N) ’ Å Dateline NBC (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Mark Jeske Praise the Lord Å Graham Potters Trinity Family Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å Holy Land Bless Lord WTNB 5Around Town WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town WTNB Today Country Music Today WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mike & Molly Mike & Molly The Middle The Middle Beauty and the Beast (N) ’ Arrow “Suicidal Tendencies” TMZ (N) ’ Fifth Quarter Married Hollywood Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Curious Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å 25 for 25 Bucks (N) Fishe. 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Fashions (N) Vince Camuto Collection (N) Vince Camuto Collection (N) Beauty Report With Amy Beauty Report With Amy The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Vince Camuto Collection (N) Margaritaville Collection (N) E! 23› Big Daddy ››› “Get Him to the Greek” (2010, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Russell Brand. E! News (N) I Am Cait “Take Pride” WAGS “The WAG Life” WAGS “Set a Date or Die!” E! News (N) I Am Cait ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Parley” NCIS: Los Angeles ’››› “The Last Samurai” (2003) Tom Cruise. A Westerner learns the ways of the samurai in the 1870s. ››› “The Last Samurai” (2003) LIFE 25Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway “Fashion Flip” (N) Å (:32) Project Runway “Fashion Flip” Å (12:02) Project Runway TLC 26Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Love; Lust Love; Lust Love; Lust Love; Lust Love; Lust Love; Lust Love, Lust or Run (N) Å What Not to Wear ’ Å Love, Lust or Run ’ Å What Not to Wear ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) The Office ’ Conan TNT 28Bones “Bodies in the Book” Castle “The Final Nail” ’ Castle “Setup” Castle “Countdown” “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” ›› “Clash of the Titans” (2010) Sam Worthington. CSI: NY “The Fall” ’ Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Graceland (N) Å (:01) Suits “Faith” Å (12:01) Mr. Robot FX 30Two Men Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly › “Grown Ups” (2010) Adam Sandler, Kevin James. › “Grown Ups 2” (2013) Adam Sandler. Premiere. Sex & Married (N) Sex & Married Married Sex & ESPN 31Little League Baseball World Series: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Baseball Ton. Little League Baseball World Series: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32His & Hers Å Football Live Outside Lines The Herbies Preseason Rookie CFL Football Montreal Alouettes at Hamilton Tiger-Cats. (N) (Live) Rookie NFL Live Å Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33Best of WEC Destination ACC Access Game 365 UFC Insider PowerShares Champions Series Tennis Cardinals MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix. 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Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Carbonaro Imp. Jokers Fameless (N) Friends of Hack My Life Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Behind Bars: Rookie Year Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight Beyond Scared Straight (N) Behind Bars: Rookie Year Behind Bars: Rookie Year Beyond Scared Straight DISC 47Naked and Afraid ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud (N) ’ Å Fast N’ Loud (N) ’ Å Fast N’ Loud (N) ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å NGC 48Port Protection Port Protection Yukon River Run Life Below Zero Port Protection Port Protection Yukon River Run Port Protection Yukon River Run TRAV 49Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Monument FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Pioneer Wo. Trisha’s Sou. Chopped “Offal Surprise” Chopped “Reality TV Stars” Chopped Chopped “Rock Stars” Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Rock Stars” HGTV 51Fixer Upper Waco, Texas. Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper Å ANPL 52To Be Announced To Be Announced North Woods Law ’ Å (:01) North Woods Law ’ (:02) Ice Lake Rebels ’ (:03) North Woods Law ’ (12:04) North Woods Law ’ FAM 53Monica the Medium Å Reba Å Reba Å Kevin-Work Kevin-Work › “Zookeeper” (2011, Comedy) Kevin James, Leslie Bibb. ›› “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009, Comedy) Kevin James. The 700 Club ’ Å››› “Kung Fu Panda” DISN 54Dog Dog Austin & Ally Austin & Ally K.C. Under. K.C. Under. Dog Austin & Ally “Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. I Didn’t Do It Austin & Ally Good-Charlie Good-Charlie NICK 55Alvinnn!!! and SpongeBob SpongeBob Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Talia, Kitchen Full House Full House Full House Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (:36) Friends (12:12) Friends ’ Å TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Uncle Gra. Clarence (N) Teen Titans We Bare Gumball Regular Show King of Hill King of Hill Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Bonanza (:36) Bonanza “The Trouble With Amy” Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Gilligan’s Isle Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(2:30) ›› “Fantastic Four” ››› “The Fugitive” (1993, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “Erin Brockovich” (2000, Drama) Julia Roberts, Albert Finney. ‘R’ Å››› “The Green Mile” (1999) Tom Hanks. ‘R’ Å TCM 59(3:30) ›› “Night and Day” (1946) Cary Grant. Å›› “Kismet” (1955) Howard Keel, Ann Blyth. 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Premiere. ’ (:25) › “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009) Jamie Foxx, Gerard Butler. ’ Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync › “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009) Jamie Foxx. ’ COM 65Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (:44) Drunk History Å Drunk History Drunk History Drunk History Jim Gaffigan Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Key & Peele Review (N) Key & Peele Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight (:31) Review MTV 66“Drumline: A New Beat” ’ Nicki Minaj: My Time Again Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show Å Teen Mom 2 “Walk Out” ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 (N) ’ Teen Mom 2 (:32) One Bad Choice (N) ’ Teen Mom 2 VH1 67(3:50) 100 Sexiest Artists ’ (4:55) 100 Sexiest Artists ’ 100 Sexiest Artists “Hour 3” 100 Sexiest Artists “Hour 4” 100 Sexiest Artists “Hour 5” ›› “National Security” (2003) Martin Lawrence. ’››› “Hitch” (2005) Will Smith. Premiere. ’ CMTV 68Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Reba Å (:40) Reba ’ Å (:20) Reba ’ Reba Å Reba Å Party Down South (N) Gaines. Gaines. Cowboys Cheerleaders Gaines. Down South BET 69(2:00) ›› “Life” (1999) ››› “The Best Man” (1999) Taye Diggs, Nia Long. Katrina 10 Years Later Punk’d Husbands ›› “Soul Men” (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac. Husbands The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83To Be Announced How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How-Made How/Made They Do It? They Do It? How/Made How/Made How-Made How/Made CSPAN2 85Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ After Words ’ (8:57) After Words ’ Joseph Stiglitz (10:54) After Words ’ (11:51) After Words ’ EWTN 100Catholic Fam. The Friar Savoring Vocation EWTN News Mom’s Cafe Daily Mass - Olam World Over Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Catholics Crossing Defend Life Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Growing Boys” Blue Bloods “Drawing Dead” Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Bad Blood” ’ Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å DISXD 117Kickin’ It Kirby Buckets Lab Rats Lab Rats Gamer’s G. 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Hair GALA 217Noticiero Con Paola Rojas La CQ La CQ La Rosa de Guadalupe Como Dice el Dicho (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (SS) La Familia María Familia Diez Vecinos Hotel Todo Noticiero Con Joaquin Familia Diez TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Avenida Brasil (N) ’ (SS) Bajo el Mismo Cielo (N) ’ El Señor de los Cielos (N) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Bajo el Mismo Cielo (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Muchacha Italiana Viene Amores con Trampa (N) Lo Imperdonable Yo No Creo en los Hombres Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Muscle NASCAR NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk Fantasy Ftb NASCAR Racing Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More “Harrisburg” Mecum Dealmakers (N) ’ NASCAR Racing Mecum Dealmakers ’ DLC 319Emergency 24/7 ’ Å Emergency 24/7 ’ Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å The Day I Almost Died ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorials An invitation from the president Meeting Jimmy during a busy White House weekend “Nothing you can’t spell will ever work.” — Will Rogers, American humorist (1879-1935) Jimmy Carter is my favorite U.S. presi- of each. After returning to Gatlinburg, I dent. He’s the only one who ever called to LOOKING BACK wrote a series of columns over the next few invite me to come visit at the White House. weeks on issues facing the nation. Now that our 39th president is facing very Readers of the Gatlinburg and Sevierville serious health concerns, it brings back Larry Bowers newspapers didn’t even know we had issues. memories of my face-to-face meeting with Banner Staff Writer With those columns from my small, twice- Latest antics underline him in the spring of 1981. a-week East Tennessee newspapers, I I was executive editor of the Gatlinburg earned corporate recognition. Mountain Press and Sevierville News This recognition, and memories of that police chief expectations Record, in Sevier County. I received a tele- It was a huge honor to be invited to come weekend, have lingered over the years, but ast week’s revelation of ing officer role. Casteel contends phone call, and the operator said the White and visit. the note pads and the pens are gone. another Cleveland Police she followed city charter, person- House was calling. You must realize, I was pretty busy A few weeks following the Washington I hadn’t won the Masters Golf myself. I had to cover the Gatlinburg and trip, I received a photograph of my meeting Department officer leaving nel rules and regulations of the Tournament, or a national championship of with Carter from the White House press L city. Sevierville council meetings, tourism issues the force during the middle of an any type, so I figured it was someone pulling like bears getting in the garbage around corps. internal affairs investigation In June, Logan was successful my chain! town, concerns of Great Smoky Mountains That photograph is also well traveled. A points to what we’ve been saying in a similar petition to Bryant’s Imagine my surprise when the young lady National Park such as the annual trout fish- few years ago I journeyed with a Bradley all along: The next chief of police court when he represented on the other end of the line said, “President ing tournament, and other issues involving Central High School social studies class to must lead with a firm hand and a Joshua Keller who had been dis- Jimmy Carter is inviting you, along with tourists.. The Carter Center in Atlanta for a book disciplinarian mindset. missed from the Cleveland Fire other newspaper editors, to Washington for But, I felt it was only right that I take a signing, and Carter signed the 1981 photo- The resignation of CPD Sgt. Department. the weekend to meet with him and several of few days away from my many tasks, and go graph for the second time. Robert E. Bonnett, charged with How the Griggs and Tyson peti- his Cabinet members.” visit “Jimmy” in Washington. Carter has been recognized around the sending a nude photograph of tions play out will be determined Think about it! Although this was 35 First, I had to drive over to Maryville to world as perhaps the most active president himself from his private cellphone by the trained legal mind of years ago, you didn’t just get a telephone tell my parents the president had called, ever. After leaving office, he has repeatedly to the private cellphone of a Chancellor Bryant. call out of the blue from the president of the and needed me in Washington. I then flew served as a negotiator and/or mediator in a United States of America. And, he was invit- number of critical international situations. female subordinate, is the latest As for Bonnett’s resignation, it out of the nearby Knoxville Airport, located ing me to come for a visit. in Alcoa. He has also stayed busy in the U.S., and in a series of embarrassments appears final; at least, as final as It was something you might expect from When I look back on that trip, I was prob- even helped build Habitat for Humanity that have plagued the local law final can be when considering the Uncle Jed of the Beverly Hillbillies out in ably regarded as a real “Hillbilly” or homes. enforcement agency. personnel, and leadership, plight “Californy,” but not from the president. “Hayseed,” or whatever descriptive adjective He will always be my favorite president Added to this calamity is the of the Cleveland Police Carter was a very busy man at the time. my fellow travelers could think of. I told and if he were to ask, during this time of ill- fact that two other officers have Department over recent years. He was dealing with the hostage crisis in them all I was traveling to Washington to ness and treatment, I would be proud to filed petitions asking that discipli- Of course, there’s also that Iran, education issues across the nation, visit with the president. visit with him once again. nary actions taken against them ongoing investigation of Officers continuing issues with Cuba and other I was probably even worse on the return That visit to Washington in 1981 led to a for unrelated incidents be Carl Walls and Chad Nave, both South American countries, civil rights, con- trip home, but more credible. I had note follow-up visit with another member of the reviewed by Bradley County of whom were allegedly involved tinual recovery from a recession, the pads, a pen and other keepsakes with Carter family. Chancellor Jerri Bryant. in extramarital affairs. Walls was nation’s dependency on oil, high inflation “White House” printed on them. For a year, Carter’s brother Billy, of Billy Beer fame, and unemployment ... just to name a few. my mother used a note pad from the White came to Gatlinburg for a visit just two weeks In the case of Bonnett, the ser- even charged with sexual assault It humbled me to think that the president House on her telephone table. after I went to Washington. geant was being investigated in a Gatlinburg cabin, but his of our country would take time away from During the visit to the White House, we Billy was in business in Pigeon Forge, co- internally for the role he allegedly accuser — Kimberly May Minor, these national and international issues to were allowed to use the WATS line to call owner of a museum for Elvis Presley memo- played in sending the porno- 31 — has since been indicted by meet with me, and a few other newspaper long distance. l called everyone I knew! Most rabilia. He called the newspaper and asked graphic image. His apparent a Bradley County grand jury with editors ... at his house. thought I was kidding, but it was the most me out for a meal, and as an opportunist, I actions were being investigated a single count of filing a false Carter had said in his State of the Union fun I’ve ever had blowing my own horn. readily accepted. by his shift commander, Lt. Stacy report. Address that year that he felt the nation was Although it was fun, and greatly expanded Billy took me to a Gatlinburg restaurant Smith as ordered by Interim Chief The fates of Walls, Nave and stronger, wealthier, more compassionate and my ego, it was also productive. for a steak dinner. Mark Gibson. Minor remained in limbo as of this freer than it was when he first took office. I While in Washington, we were able to At the White House two weeks earlier, we Gibson had already placed writing. didn’t realize things had changed so much, meet with several of the president’s key had cold cuts. Therefore, I quickly realized Bonnett on administrative leave So what picture is painted by until I got his call. advisers, and I was able to get photographs who had the money in the family. for the actions reported to have this collective of poor judgment occurred on Aug. 18. As the and bad decisions by our investigation unfolded, Bonnett Cleveland officers in blue? ANNIE’S submitted his resignation last It is an ugly one. Friday. The effective date, at This is why the selection of MAILBOX Bonnett’s request, is Aug. 29. The CPD’s next police chief must be administrative leave will continue, based on the law enforcement Dear Annie: Some close friends and without pay. professional who can bring the of ours have become lazy hosts. In his letter of resignation, total force under control. Such When we have a party at our Bonnett said he is resigning “... action will require unconditional home, we provide the food and due to personal issues involving discipline, an unwavering respect other items. If we have a potluck, family and myself.” for departmental guidelines and a each guest brings a dish and we His letter added, “I believe that return to the uncompromising provide the main course and the drinks. I can no longer work for the belief that police officers are sup- For these friends, the last few Cleveland Police Department at posed to be the good guys. birthday parties have been at this time.” In short, the new police chief restaurants where we paid for our According to the interim police must embrace a blunt and stern own meals. The “hosts” might chief, Bonnett’s defense was that approach in dealing with his offi- bring a cake, but the rest of us are the lude messaging was “uninten- cers. It reads something like: “It’s expected to bring a gift to the hon- tional.” Nonetheless, he resigned. my way or the highway. If you oree. Whether this was an action imply- can’t follow the rules, then hit the This seems cheap to me. We ing guilt or one made under the road.” enjoy getting together, but would appreciate a little more effort. pressure of an increased public Is it Jessie Brooks, a retiring Otherwise, they aren’t hosting the scrutiny is not the point. The point captain with the Tennessee party at all. We are. — Not So is ... here’s another CPD officer Highway Patrol, Knoxville Social in Louisville. making a poor judgment at a time District? Dear Not So: If you are paying when the department can least Is it Timothy Christol, the reign- your own way, then they are not afford this kind of bad decision- ing chief of the Red Bank Police hosting the event. However, it is making. Department? not uncommon for a bunch of In an unrelated matter, yet one Is it Gibson, the interim chief TODAY IN HISTORY friends to get together to celebrate that has captured its own share of for the Cleveland Police someone’s birthday, in which case, there is no host at all. We headlines — both in print and Department since March 4? hope they reciprocate for your broadcast — over the past few Whoever is selected, it must be Today is Wednesday, August VI. The new pontiff took the name Hortons in an $11 billion deal to lovely home hospitality in some months is the ongoing saga of Lt. a leader who won’t back down 26, the 238th day of 2015. There Pope John Paul I. (However, he create the world’s third largest other way. Steve Tyson and Officer Jeffery and who will not bow to political are 127 days left in the year. died just over a month later.) fast-food chain. ——— Griggs. influence from any hidden cor- Today’s Highlight in History: In 1985, 13-year-old AIDS Today’s Birthdays: Actress (About the writers: Annie’s Both were disciplined as the ners of city government. On August 26, 1920, the 19th patient Ryan White began Francine York is 79. Former Mailbox is written by Kathy Amendment to the U.S. “attending” classes at Western Homeland Security Secretary result of an Internal Affairs inves- Most importantly, the selection Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime Constitution, guaranteeing Middle School in Kokomo, Tom Ridge is 70. Rhythm-and- editors of the Ann Landers column. tigation following an incident must be open. American women’s right to vote, Indiana, via a telephone hook-up blues singer Valerie Simpson is between Griggs, his wife and for- Never in the chronicles of the Please email your questions to was certified in effect by at his home after school officials 70. Pop singer Bob Cowsill is 66. [email protected], or mer Police Chief Dennis Maddux. Cleveland Police Department has Secretary of State Bainbridge had barred him from participat- Broadcast journalist Bill write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Maddux was demoted back down there been a greater need for Colby. ing in person. Whitaker is 64. Actor Brett Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd St., to captain after the IA investiga- transparency as there is now. On this date: In 1996, Democrats opened Cullen is 59. NBA coach Stan Van Hermosa Beach CA 90254. You tion found him to be involved in Although Casteel is to be com- In 1789, France’s National their 42nd national convention in Gundy is 56. Jazz musician can also find Annie on Facebook at an apparent tryst with Griggs’ mended for her insight in allowing Assembly adopted its Declaration Chicago. Branford Marsalis is 55. Country Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To find wife. Maddux later resigned from the community to view the final- of the Rights of Man and of the In 2009, authorities in musician Jimmy Olander out more about Annie’s Mailbox the force before the investigation ists’ interviews by closed-circuit Citizen. California solved the 18-year dis- (Diamond Rio) is 54. Actor Chris and read features by other In 1883, the island volcano appearance of Jaycee Lee Dugard Burke is 50. Actress-singer Creators Syndicate writers and was completed. TV in a separate room, we Krakatoa began cataclysmic after she appeared at a parole Shirley Manson (Garbage) is 49. Griggs, who was found to be in believe this falls short of the real cartoonists, visit the Creators eruptions, leading to a massive office with her children and the Rock musician Dan Vickrey Syndicate Web page at www.cre- violation of several department need. explosion the following day. Antioch couple who’d kidnapped (Counting Crowes) is 49. ators.com.) policies, was demoted from crime That need is up-close. That In 1939, the first televised her when she was 11. scene technician to the Patrol need is personal. That need is to major league baseball games Ten years ago: Utility crews in Division. He was also decreased have interested viewers in the were shown on experimental sta- South Florida scrambled to one pay grade level. same room as the live inter- tion W2XBS: a double-header restore power to more than 1 mil- Cleveland Daily Banner between the Cincinnati Reds and lion customers blacked out by Tyson, whose involvement in views. Although the day would – – the Griggs-Maddux-Griggs inves- belong to the interviewers and the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Hurricane Katrina, which contin- Established in 1854 tigation was more indirect, was candidates, there is great value Field. (The Reds won the first ued to churn in the Gulf of game, 5-2, the Dodgers the sec- Mexico. A fire raced through a EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER also found to be in violation of in allowing written questions ond, 6-1.) crowded, rundown Paris apart- Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant departmental policies. from the public. In 1944, French Gen. Charles ment building housing African Subsequently, he was transferred Throughout the selection de Gaulle braved the threat of immigrants, killing 17 people, OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR from Criminal Investigations process, transparency has been German snipers as he led a victo- mainly children. Herb Lacy Department lieutenant to a patrol our primary concern. It still is. ry march in Paris, which had just Five years ago: The govern- Joyce Taylor lieutenant. A written reprimand Open the room to those interest- been liberated by the Allies from ment of Chile released a video of SPORTS EDITOR was also placed in his file. ed in the CPD’s future. Allow Nazi occupation. the 33 miners trapped deep in a ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts In both cases, discipline was access to those who want to see, In 1958, Alaskans went to the copper mine; the men appeared Rick Norton recommended by Gibson and and to hear, for themselves. The polls to overwhelmingly vote in slim but healthy as they sang the ADVERTISING DIRECTOR imposed by Cleveland City rules would be simple. No direct favor of statehood. national anthem and yelled, Jack Bennett In 1964, President Lyndon B. “Long live Chile, and long live the ASSOCIATE EDITOR Manager Janice Casteel. Appeals audience participation, other than Johnson was nominated for a miners!” Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER later by both Griggs and Tyson in writing. And anyone disrupting term of office in his own right at One year ago: In a speech to Sheena Meyer were denied by Casteel ... and the proceedings would be escort- the Democratic National the American Legion’s national LIFESTYLES EDITOR this led to the petition by ed from the room. Convention in Atlantic City, New convention in Charlotte, North William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR Cleveland attorney James Logan This is no time for a closed Jersey. Carolina, President Barack Richard Yarber — representing both officers — to door. In 1968, the Democratic Obama defended his administra- have the cases reviewed. This is prime time for regaining National Convention opened in tion’s response to Veterans 423-472-5041 The petitions claim Griggs and the people’s trust. Chicago. 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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Vols going Short-handed Bearettes high tech fall to powerful Ooltewah By JOE CANNON tournament, especially consider- Banner Assistant Sports Editor ing our setter played with strep with sleep the entire day. She didn’t know Although they came out on the she had strep at the time but wrong end of a 3-1 game count to found out later that’s what it monitoring a powerful Ooltewah unit, Coach was.” KNOXVILLE (AP) — About an Christie McElhaney wasn’t too In Tuesday evening’s play at hour before a Tennessee football disappointed in her short-hand- Jim Smiddy Arena, the teams player’s scheduled bedtime, he ed Bradley Central volleyball traded the lead a five times and gets a reminder via an app on his squad Tuesday evening. the score was tied another half phone or a text message. That’s “Not bad for a completely new dozen times in the first 28 points. when he puts on orange glasses rotation due to having three Ooltewah (10-4 overall, 3-0 that block out the glow of smart- starters out, including our set- District 5-AAA) broke a 14-all phones or computer screens, ter,” the veteran Bearette coach knot with 7-2 run in the opening making it easier to fall asleep. stated after the 25-19, 19-25, 25- set. After the hosts fought back All the players have been given 17, 25-21 tally. “We’ve got one to close the gap to just a pair, the sleeping masks as well. Some have (starter) in a boot, one with strep defending district champs sensors above their mattresses throat and another who suffered downed five of the next six points and under their sheets to monitor a (spinal) cervical strain in the to take Game 1. heart rate, movement and respira- weight room the other day.” The Lady Owls appeared in a tion rate to detect their quality and “We had a new setter and a DS groove when they screeched out quantity of sleep. (defensive specialist) as an out- to a 6-2 edge to start the second The idea is that if they sleep bet- side hitter,” Coach McElhaney set, but the Bearettes once again ter each night, they’ll work better added. “Considering we were wouldn’t go away, thanks to a 5- the following day. playing with a makeshift lineup, I 1 streak to even the score at 7- “Look at any college student — was pleased with the effort we all. the two things they struggle with gave.” Like the opening set, the teams are time management and sleep,” Now 8-3 overall and 1-1 in traded the lead five times, but Tennessee coach Butch Jones District 5-AAA play, Bradley will also were tied nine times, the last said. “To be able to perform at a travel across town Thursday to coming at 15-all before Bradley high level, you need your sleep, face Cleveland High in a rematch got hot with a half dozen straight you need nine hours every day, of this past weekend’s Bradley service winners by senior Julia you need to sleep in 68-degree Bash championship match. Gaither, thanks to a pair of room temperatures, all those “Cleveland beat us in three “pushes” by Reagan Morrison, games (2-1) in the Bash finals things that we’re constantly Photo by PAUL PRUETT kills by Hannah Calfee and stressing with our players.” WALKER VALLEY OUTSiDE HiTTER Madison Pruett goes for a kill against East Hamilton during Saturday night,” the Bearette Jones’ staff is working in con- District 5-3A volleyball action Tuesday, inside “The Stable” at Walker Valley. coach related. “We had a good See BEARETTES, Page 21 junction with Rise Science, a Chicago-based company hoping more teams follow the 25th- ranked Volunteers’ lead. The result is a carefully orchestrated Lady Mustangs sweep sleep monitoring program for the team. Three former Northwestern stu- dents came up with the idea three years ago. They studied how Hurricanes in ‘Stable’ increased sleep produced better athletic performance and started By RICHARD ROBERTS ished with 21. assisting various Northwestern Banner Sports Editor The Lady Mustangs will break until Tuesday, teams. Tennessee is the first then hit the court again in another district battle Fresh off a positive showing in the Early Bird major college program to begin at Bradley Central against the Bearettes. tournament last weekend, Walker Valley returned working with Rise Science since Tuesday, Walker Valley took the first set from to the volleyball court to pick up an easy sweep of the company’s official formation East Hamilton by a 25-6 margin and finished up East Hamilton Tuesday inside “The Stable” and last year. the second volley with a 25-15 win. The Lady remain undefeated in District 5-3A. Rise Science officials cite stud- Hurricanes made a game out of the third set but Walker Valley highlighted its appearance in ies showing that players sleeping in the end were no match for the Lady Mustangs Knoxville with a win over powerhouse Ooltewah over eight hours per night were 50 who ended the night with a 25-21 win behind 13 and reached the gold tournament finishing in the percent more likely to play error- kills from senior hitter Pruett. top 10 out of 40 teams. The junior varsity ended free throughout an entire practice Crittenden and Flock came away with 16 its weekend with a third-place finish. and high school athletes sleeping assists apiece against the Lady Hurricanes, with Madison Pruett had a solid weekend with 33 at least eight hours per night were Flock picking up 16 digs along with Pruett. Wilson total kills in the tournament. Sara Wilson, Ashlyn 70 percent less likely to get led the Lady Mustangs with 21 digs and served up Flock and Alexan Crittenden also had excellent injured. They say an extra 30-90 five aces in the win. outings with 25, 22 and 20 kills respectively. minutes of sleep per night can “We came out tonight and executed well partic- Flock and Crittenden led the assists depart- Banner photo, JOE CANNON increase reaction time by 10 per- ularly in the first game,” said Lady Mustangs ment with 45 apiece. Wilson picked up 39 digs BRADLEY CENTRAL senior Julia Gaither, jumping right, slams a cent. Other studies show coach Judy Pruett. over the weekend followed by Pruett with 32 and shot into a pair of Ooltewah defenders while Bearette teammates increased sleep leads to higher Wilson got Walker Valley off to a good start in Hannah Grace Moore with 31. Crittenden and Monica Johnson, (14), Hayley Pell (29) and Gabby Ghassedi (white Flock notched 28 each and Megan Malone fin- See LADY MUSTANGS, Page 21 jersey) look on during Tuesday evening’s District 5-AAA action at Jim See VOLS, Page 21 Smiddy Arena. Bearettes fall to Lady Patriots, play host to Cleveland tonight By SARALYN NORKUS was going to beat us on the things well to keep some options Banner Sports Writer through ball, and she did three covered up, and kept her in check times. We just had to adjust. We in the first half.” Bradley Central was able to kept it deep, which kept us too On the positive side for Bradley, keep pace with the Chattanooga stretched and it was just wearing Tuesday marked its first game Lady Patriots for the first half of out my midfield. We couldn’t con- with star center midfielder Haley Tuesday night’s match, but issues nect passes because they were so Yarber playing. She had been at midfield proved costly in the far apart, we couldn’t cover that sidelined since a preseason injury. second half. much ground,” Bradley coach Yarber finished the night out After going into halftime tied at Chrissy McKinney explained. with two goals. 2-all, the Lady Patriots’ Hope The Bearettes were able to keep “Midfield play was our struggle Sanders scored three goals in Sanders mostly contained for the and that has to do with Haley three minutes to take her team to initial 40 minutes, where she being out and just now coming a 5-2 lead. Despite their best scored only one goal. In total, the back. It was her first game back, efforts, the Bearettes (0-2) were home-schooler had four goals. so game shape is a process,” only able to come up with one “She’s definitely capable of that McKinney stated. more goal in their 5-3 loss. and more,” McKinney commented. It took almost 20 minutes for “They stretched us a lot and we “With some of her long shots, if the first shot to go in, which went Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS were having to cover so much those had been on target, the to the Lady Patriots. Nearly 10 BRADLEY CENTRAL’S Haley Yarber (16) works to get past a swath of Chattanooga Lady Patriots ground in midfield. It was a catch- keeper couldn’t have touched defenders during Tuesday night’s match. Yarber scored two of the Bearettes’ three goals. 22 — if we stepped high, (Sanders) them. I do think that we did some See CLEVELAND, Page 21 Rockies get win over Braves with four unearned runs ATLANTA (AP) — The Colorado Rockies first after Garcia misplayed a grounder into a double play in the midst of all the SPARSE CROWD took advantage of Atlanta’s shoddy that might have been an inning-ending walks. The announced attendance of 13,863 defense, and then got the outs they needed double play. In the fourth, Nick Hundley’s “We don’t ever want to see Freeman was the third-smallest crowd of the year at during a spurt of wildness that could have grounder skipped right past Garcia, allow- coming to the plate in a situation like Turner Field and slightly less than the let the Braves back in the game. ing the Rockies to tack on two more runs that,” Weiss said. 13,920 for the series opener against the Chad Bettis pitched five solid innings in when DJ LeMahieu came through with a LeMahieu picked up his third RBI with a last-place Rockies. his return from the disabled list and the two-out, bases-loaded single. sacrifice fly in the ninth. The Braves are averaging 25,449 per Rockies scored four unearned runs, snap- Freddie Freeman squandered a couple Atlanta starter Mike Foltynewicz (4-6) game, putting them on pace for a season ping a four-game losing streak with a 5-1 of chances to get the Braves back in the went five innings and took the loss. He total of 2,061,369. That would be their victory Tuesday night. game. wasn’t able to pitch around Garcia’s first smallest attendance since failing to draw 1 Bettis (6-4) allowed five hits, walked two After Nick Markakis’ RBI single in the two defensive miscues. million fans in 1990, when the team fin- and struck out four in his first big league fifth, Nick Swisher popped out with run- “Errors are going to happen,” ished last playing at old Atlanta Fulton- start since July 18. He was coming back ners at first and third, and Freeman Foltynewicz said. “I’ve got to focus on the County Stadium. from right elbow inflammation. grounded out to end the inning. next pitch.” TRAINER’S ROOM “He picked up where he left off,” manag- Freeman came up in the seventh with Bettis also did good work at the plate. Rockies: OF Carlos Gonzalez didn’t play er Walt Weiss said. the bases loaded and two outs, only to He had his first big league hit in the sec- after leaving Monday night’s game in fifth Colorado benefited from three errors by strike out swinging on a 3-2 slider from ond and contributed in fourth with a walk. inning with right knee soreness. He is list- AP photo Atlanta third baseman Adonis Garcia, the Christian Friedrich. The left-hander came Foltynewicz hit a batter in the inning, as ed as day to day and may sit out again FREDDiE FREEmAN drops first two contributing to the bulk of the in after Tommy Kahnle walked four in the well, making it tougher to escape. Wednesday, since the Rockies are off the his helmet after striking out with scoring. inning but got away without allowing a Atlanta lost for the 12th time in 15 the bases loaded in the seventh The Rockies jumped ahead 2-0 in the run. Pinch-hitter Pedro Ciriaco grounded games. 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SAVES-Perkins, Minnesota, 31; Street, Los Angeles, 30; Boxberger, Tampa Bay, 30; Britton, Baltimore, 29; GHolland, Kansas City, 28; AMiller, New York, 27; Allen, Cleveland, 26; DavRobertson, Chicago, 26. FooTBALL national Football League AMeriCAn ConFerenCe east WLTpct pF pA Buffalo 110.500 35 35 New England 110.500 37 46 N.Y. Jets 110.500 33 45 Miami 020.000 40 58 south W LTpct pF pA Houston 110.500 33 24 Jacksonville 110.500 35 43 Tennessee 110.500 51 45 Indianapolis 020.000 21 59 north WLTpct pF pA Cincinnati 110.500 34 35 Baltimore 110.500 47 67 Pittsburgh 120.333 48 56 Cleveland 020.000 27 31 West W LTpct pF pA Denver 2001.000 36 30 Kansas City 2001.000 48 32 San Diego 2001.000 39 26 Oakland 110.500 30 23 Contributed photo nATionAL ConFerenCe east MAGGie sCoTT WALKed AWAY with the Ladies Golf WLTpct pF pA Philadelphia 2001.000 76 27 Association Club Championship at Cleveland Country Club after Washington 2001.000 41 34 recording a score of even-par 72. Rheagan Hall, center, finished sec- N.Y. Giants 110.500 32 35 Dallas 020.000 13 40 ond with 74 and Lisa Daubner, right, ended the tournament in third south Ap photo W LTpct pF pA place with a 79. Carolina 2001.000 56 54 Tennessee TiTAns qUArTerBACK Zach Mettenberger passes as running back Antonio Atlanta 110.500 53 54 Tampa Bay 110.500 41 37 Andrews (26) blocks in the first half against the St. Louis Rams, in Nashville. New Orleans 020.000 51 56 Philadelphia 50 76 .397 19½ north Central division WLTpct pF pA W L pct GB Minnesota 3001.000 60 31 St. Louis 80 45 .640 — Chicago 2001.000 50 21 Pittsburgh 75 49 .605 4½ Detroit 110.500 40 24 Chicago 73 51 .589 6½ Green Bay 110.500 41 35 Several Titans miss practice, Milwaukee 53 73 .421 27½ West Cincinnati 52 72 .419 27½ W LTpct pF pA West division San Francisco 110.500 33 29 W L pct GB Arizona 020.000 38 56 Los Angeles 68 56 .548 — Seattle 020.000 33 36 San Francisco 66 59 .528 2½ St. Louis 020.000 17 45 Arizona 62 63 .496 6½ Mettenberger, McCluster sick —- San Diego 61 64 .488 7½ Thursday’s Games Colorado 50 74 .403 18 Washington 21, Detroit 17 Tuesday’s Games Buffalo 11, Cleveland 10 NASHVILLE (AP) — With a petition to be the backup for camp last season. N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 5 Friday’s Games very short turnaround between Yates has struggled through Washington 8, San Diego 3 N.Y. Jets 30, Atlanta 22 Atlanta Falcons quarterback Colorado 5, Atlanta 1 Kansas City 14, Seattle 13 preseason games, a handful of Matt Ryan. two preseason games, throwing L.A. Dodgers 5, Cincinnati 1 saturday’s Games Cleveland 11, Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 40, Baltimore 17 Titans got a break from prac- Grossman, 35, was given a two interceptions with no Miami 5, Pittsburgh 2 Carolina 31, Miami 30 St. Louis 9, Arizona 1 New England 26, New Orleans 24 tice Tuesday. physical Tuesday morning and touchdowns. He completed 8 of Chicago Cubs 8, San Francisco 5 Chicago 23, Indianapolis 11 Coach Ken Whisenhunt also a workout was planned after 15 passes with one interception Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Giants 22, Jacksonville 12 N.Y. Mets (B.Colon 10-11) at Philadelphia (Eickhoff 1-0), Minnesota 20, Oakland 12 kept backup quarterback Zach the team’s practice. in Atlanta’s 30-22 preseason 7:05 Denver 14, Houston 10 San Diego (T.Ross 8-9) at Washington (G.Gonzalez 9-6), San Diego 22, Arizona 19 Mettenberger and running back Falcons coach Dan Quinn loss at the Jets on Friday night. 7:05 sunday’s Games Dexter McCluster away from said he is happy with backup Yates, who began his career Colorado (Flande 3-1) at Atlanta (S.Miller 5-10), 7:10 Pittsburgh 24, Green Bay 19 L.A. Dodgers (B.Anderson 7-8) at Cincinnati (Holmberg 1- San Francisco 23, Dallas 6 the team to prevent any illness quarterbacks T.J. Yates and in Houston, was Ryan’s top 3), 7:10 Contributed photo Tennessee 27, St. Louis 14 Milwaukee (Nelson 10-9) at Cleveland (Co.Anderson 2-3), Monday’s Game from spreading to the other Sean Renfree. Even so, Quinn backup in 2014 but he saw Keoni Vidrine poses with 7:10 Tampa Bay 25, Cincinnati 11 players. said he is always looking for action in only one game. The Pittsburgh (Locke 6-8) at Miami (Narveson 1-0), 7:10 Friday, Aug. 28 the winner’s trophy after posting St. Louis (Lackey 10-8) at Arizona (Corbin 3-3), 9:40 New England at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. A total of 12 Titans did not ways to improve. durable Ryan has started 87 Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 6-5) at San Francisco (Peavy 3- Tennessee at Kansas City, 8 p.m. a two-day total of 140 (73, 67) to 6), 10:15 Detroit at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. practice Tuesday. Kicker Ryan “It’s just like at every posi- consecutive games. Thursday’s Games saturday, Aug. 29 Succop’s wife gave birth to a The Falcons’ first-string win the Men’s City Golf L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 13-3) at Cincinnati (DeSclafani 7-9), Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 4 p.m. tion,” Quinn said. “We’re happy Championship held at Cleveland 12:35 Minnesota at Dallas, 7 p.m. son, Cooper, earlier in the day, with the two guys we have, but offense has been sharp with Chicago Cubs (Haren 8-8) at San Francisco (Bumgarner 15- Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. and right guard Chance Country Club and Chatata Valley 6), 3:45 Atlanta at Miami, 7 p.m. when it’s time to work out Ryan, who has looked ready for N.Y. Mets (Niese 8-9) at Philadelphia (Harang 5-14), 7:05 N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Warmack had an ingrown toe- somebody and see where he’s the regular season from his Golf Club. San Diego (Cashner 5-12) at Washington (J.Ross 4-5), 7:05 Chicago at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (G.Cole 14-7) at Miami (Nicolino 2-1), 7:10 Washington at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. nail on each foot removed. at or how we can improve, we’re first preseason snap. Ryan has St. Louis (C.Martinez 12-6) at Arizona (R.De La Rosa 11-5), Seattle at San Diego, 8 p.m. 9:40 Philadelphia at Green Bay, 8 p.m. Whisenhunt said Warmack going to look at that every completed 10 of 11 passes for nATionAL LeAGUe LeAders Indianapolis at St. Louis, 8 p.m. and most of the other missing BATTING-DGordon, Miami, .333; Goldschmidt, Arizona, San Francisco at Denver, 9 p.m. chance we get. I wouldn’t look 161 yards and two touch- on Air .330; Harper, Washington, .329; Pollock, Arizona, .324; sunday, Aug. 30 players are expected to practice too much into that other than downs, leaving games against Posey, San Francisco, .314; LeMahieu, Colorado, .314; Houston at New Orleans, 4 p.m. TV sportsWatch Panik, San Francisco, .309; MDuffy, San Francisco, .309. Arizona at Oakland, 8 p.m. Wednesday. it’s another opportunity for us the Titans and Jets with leads. Wednesday, Aug. 26 RUNS-Pollock, Arizona, 89; Harper, Washington, 88; The Titans beat St. Louis 27- LiTTLe LeAGUe BAseBALL Fowler, Chicago, 84; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 80; Votto, to do that.” Even when some other 4 p.m Cincinnati, 75; Braun, Milwaukee, 73; MCarpenter, St. 14 on Sunday night and visit Grossman spent his first six starters remained on the field, ESPN — World Series, International winners bracket, Louis, 73. nAsCAr Barquisimeto, Venezuela vs. Tokyo, Japan, at Williamsport, RBI-Goldschmidt, Arizona, 93; Arenado, Colorado, 92; Kansas City on Friday night. seasons with the Chicago the offense struggled against Pa. McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 81; Posey, San Francisco, 79; nAsCAr sprint Cup schedule-Winners Whisenhunt says Mettenberger 8 p.m Rizzo, Chicago, 77; Kemp, San Diego, 76; Braun, Feb. 14 — x-Sprint Unlimited (Matt Kenseth) Bears, where he was a first- the Jets as Yates and Renfree ESPN — World Series, U.S. winners bracket, Pearland, Milwaukee, 75; Bryant, Chicago, 75; BCrawford, San Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 1 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) was sick with what is believed Texas vs. Lewisberry, Pa., at Williamsport, Pa. Francisco, 75; Frazier, Cincinnati, 75. Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 2 (Jimmie Johnson) round draft pick in 2003. He alternated possessions. MAJor LeAGUe BAseBALL HITS-DGordon, Miami, 156; Pollock, Arizona, 153; Feb. 22 — Daytona 500 (Joey Logano) to be food poisoning, while was on the Redskins roster Renfree has the statistical 1 p.m. Goldschmidt, Arizona, 147; Markakis, Atlanta, 146; March 1 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Jimmie Johnson) McCluster has a virus. Both MLB — Houston at N.Y. Yankees LeMahieu, Colorado, 140; Blackmon, Colorado, 139; Posey, March 8 — Kobalt 400 (Kevin Harvick) with new Atlanta offensive edge over Yates. He has com- 7 p.m. San Francisco, 136. March 15 — CampingWorld.com 500 (Kevin Harvick) saw a doctor before being sent MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Angels at Detroit or DOUBLES-Frazier, Cincinnati, 38; Arenado, Colorado, 31; March 22 — Auto Club 400 (Brad Keselowski) coordinator Kyle Shanahan pleted 16 of 21 passes for 162 Minnesota at Tampa Bay McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 31; Pollock, Arizona, 31; Harper, March 29 — STP 500 (Denny Hamlin) home because of the risk of from 2010-13. yards. SPSO — Coloardo at Atlanta Washington, 30; Markakis, Atlanta, 30; Rizzo, Chicago, 30. April 11 — Duck Commander 500 (Jimmie Johnson) being contagious. 10 p.m. TRIPLES-DGordon, Miami, 8; DPeralta, Arizona, 8; Fowler, April 19 — Food City 500 (Matt Kenseth) Falcons receiver Leonard Quinn likely will use the ESPN — Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Chicago, 7; Grichuk, St. Louis, 7; Blackmon, Colorado, 6; April 26 — Toyota Owners 400 (Kurt Busch) “On a short week, we soCCer Hechavarria, Miami, 6; GPolanco, Pittsburgh, 6; Realmuto, May 3 — GEICO 500 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Hankerson spent three seasons team’s third preseason game at 2:30 p.m. Miami, 6; Revere, Philadelphia, 6; ISuzuki, Miami, 6. May 9 — SpongeBob SquarePants 400 (Jimmie Johnson) couldn’t afford to have a bunch on the Redskins with Miami on Saturday night as a FS1 — UEFA, Manchester United at Club Brugge HOME RUNS-Harper, Washington, 31; Arenado, Colorado, May 15 — x-Sprint Showdown (Greg Biffle) of guys sick,” Whisenhunt said. Thursday, Aug. 27 30; CaGonzalez, Colorado, 30; Frazier, Cincinnati, 29; May 15 — x-Sprint Showdown (Clint Bowyer) Grossman, including his 2011 chance to give the starters an GoLF Stanton, Miami, 27; Rizzo, Chicago, 25; Goldschmidt, May 16 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race (Denny Hamlin) Left tackle Taylor Lewan was Arizona, 24; AGonzalez, Los Angeles, 24; Votto, Cincinnati, May 24 — Coca-Cola 600 (Carl Edwards) rookie season when Grossman extended look. Some starters, 5 a.m. asked if he ate at the same GOLF — European Tour, D & D Reak Czech Masters, first 24. May 31 — FedEx 400 (Jimmie Johnson) started 13 games. including Ryan, may not play round, at Prague, Czech Republic. STOLEN BASES-BHamilton, Cincinnati, 54; DGordon, June 7 — Axalta We Paint Winners 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) place as Mettenberger. Miami, 45; Blackmon, Colorado, 33; Pollock, Arizona, 33; June 14 — Quicken Loans 400 (Kurt Busch) “Unfortunately we didn’t win as long. Quinn has not said SMarte, Pittsburgh, 25; Revere, Philadelphia, 24; Maybin, June 28 — Toyota/Save Mart 350 (Kyle Busch) “If I did, I’ll find out real Atlanta, 21; GPolanco, Pittsburgh, 21. July 5 — Coke Zero 400 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) too many games in Washington how he plans to alternate PITCHING-Arrieta, Chicago, 16-6; Wacha, St. Louis, 15-4; quick,” Lewan said. on TAp July 11 — Quaker State 400 (Kyle Busch) where he got the credit, but snaps for Yates and Renfree. Bumgarner, San Francisco, 15-6; GCole, Pittsburgh, 14-7; July 19 — 5-hour ENERGY 301 (Kyle Busch) Other missing Titans includ- Wednesday, Aug. 26 Greinke, Los Angeles, 13-3; deGrom, New York, 12-6; July 26 — The Jeff Kyle 400 at The Brickyard (Kyle Busch) he’s a good player,” Hankerson Bird Feathers: DT Ra’Shede GoLF CMartinez, St. Louis, 12-6. Aug. 2 — Windows 10 400 (Matt Kenseth) ed cornerback Jason Bradley Central, Cleveland, Walker Valley, Polk County at ERA-Greinke, Los Angeles, 1.67; Arrieta, Chicago, 2.22; Aug. 9 — Cheez-It 355 at The Glen (Joey Logano) said. “I like him as a quarter- Hageman (concussion) rejoined Coffee County Invitational (Willowbrook), 10 a.m. deGrom, New York, 2.29; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.29; McCourty, who had groin sur- Aug. 16 — Pure Michigan 400 (Matt Kenseth) practice without contact as his soCCer GCole, Pittsburgh, 2.49; SMiller, Atlanta, 2.50; Harvey, New Aug. 22 — Irwin Tools Night Race (Joey Logano) gery Monday and is expected to back.” Cleveland at Bradley Central, 6 (JV 4) York, 2.57. Sept. 6 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. Hankerson said Grossman’s final step for full clearance as Thursday, Aug. 27 STRIKEOUTS-Kershaw, Los Angeles, 222; Scherzer, Sept. 12 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va. miss at least the next two soCCer Washington, 201; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 180; Arrieta, Sept. 20 — MyAFibRisk.com 400, Joliet, Ill. knowledge of Shanahan’s early as Wednesday. RBs Tevin Cleveland at Chattanooga Central, 5:30 Chicago, 178; Shields, San Diego, 176; GCole, Pittsburgh, Sept. 27 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. weeks, and cornerback Blidi Polk County at Sweetwater, 6 162; deGrom, New York, 161. Oct. 4 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. Wreh-Wilson, who is close to offense would be valuable to Coleman and Devonta Station Camp Tournament SAVES-Melancon, Pittsburgh, 40; Rosenthal, St. Louis, 39; Oct. 10 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. the Falcons. Freeman, who have missed the Walker Valley vs Rossview, 7:30 Kimbrel, San Diego, 35; Familia, New York, 34; Casilla, San Oct. 18 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan. returning from a high left ankle Blood:Water Invitational, Knoxville Francisco, 30; FrRodriguez, Milwaukee, 30; Storen, Oct. 25 — Alabama 500, Talladega “Rex knows the offense, the first two preseason games with Bradley Central participating Washington, 29. Nov. 1 — Goody’s Headache Relief Shot 500, Ridgeway, sprain. VoLLeYBALL American League Va. ins and outs of it,” Hankerson hamstring injuries, were in Bradley Central at Cleveland, 6 (JV 5) east division Nov. 8 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth Falcons give audition to former Loudon at Polk County, 6:30 (JV 5:30) W L pct GB Nov. 15 — Quicken Loans Race for Heroes 500, Avondale, said. “I think he’d be a good pads and could play at Miami. Friday, Aug. 28 Toronto 70 55 .560 — Ariz. Bears, Redskins QB Grossman tutor. He could come in and be RB Antone Smith, also recover- FooTBALL New York 69 56 .552 1 Nov. 22 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Fla. TCPS at Oliver Springs, 7:30 Baltimore 62 63 .496 8 x-non-points race ATLANTA (AP) — Rex good for that (quarterbacks) ing from a hamstring injury, region 1-6A Tampa Bay 62 63 .496 8 Bradley Central at McMinn County, 7:30 Boston 57 69 .452 13½ Grossman, who hasn’t taken a room.” was not in pads and is not Oak Ridge at Dobyns-Bennett, 7:30 Central division snap in an NFL game since Grossman was cut by the expected to play. S William Alcoa at William Blount, 7:30 W L pct GB TrAnsACTions Elizabethton at Science Hill, 7:30 Kansas City 77 48 .616 — 2011, could soon join the com- Browns at the end of training Moore (calf) also was held out. Jefferson County at Carter, 7:30 Minnesota 64 61 .512 13 Tuesday’s sports Transactions Powell at Bearden, 7:30 Chicago 59 65 .476 17½ BAseBALL region 4-5A Cleveland 59 66 .472 18 COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended Tampa Bay 1B Cleveland at East Hamilton, 7:30 Detroit 59 66 .472 18 James Loney one game for making contact with an umpire. Walker Valley at Hixson, 7:30 American League Ban on sports betting upheld by appeals panel West division Rhea County at McMinn Central, 7:30 W L pct GB BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed C Steve Clevinger on Ooltewah at Signal Mountain, 7:30 Houston 70 57 .551 — paternity leave. Assigned RHP Eddie Gamboa outright to Chattanooga Central at Soddy-Daisy, 7:30 Texas 64 60 .516 4½ Norfolk (IL). Selected the contract of INF Paul Janish from ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — tracks, and that does not violate” National Basketball Association, White County at York Institute, 7 Los Angeles 64 61 .512 5 Norfolk. region 3-2A Seattle 58 68 .460 11½ LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Placed 2B Johnny Giavotella The federal ban on sports betting the federal ban, said Lesniak, a the National Hockey League and Polk County at Sequoyah, 7:30 Oakland 55 72 .433 15 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Friday. Recalled RHP Drew in all but four states was upheld Democrat. “We are allowed to do the NCAA all support the ban, Oneida at Meigs County, 7:30 Tuesday’s Games Rucinski from Salt Lake (PCL). Notre Dame at Tyner, 7:30 Houston 15, N.Y. Yankees 1 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Claimed RHP Donn Roach off Tuesday, dealing a blow to New that.” saying it upholds the integrity of East Ridge at Brainerd, 7:30 L.A. Angels 8, Detroit 7 waivers from Cincinnati. Transferred OF Michael Saunders Boyd Buchanan at King’s Academy, 7:30 Cleveland 11, Milwaukee 6 to the 60-day DL. Jersey’s latest effort to expand Judges Maryanne Trump the games in the public’s mind. Bledsoe County at South Pittsburg, 8 Minnesota 11, Tampa Bay 7 national League gambling options to help its Barry, the sister of Republican NBA Commissioner Adam Marion County at Grundy County, 8 Toronto 6, Texas 5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Sent 3B Phil Gosselin to Silverdale has bye Kansas City 3, Baltimore 2 Reno (PCL) for a rehab assignment. struggling casinos and race- presidential candidate Donald Silver and MLB Commissioner soCCer Chicago White Sox 5, Boston 4 CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms with OF Quintin Berry Station Camp Tournament Seattle 6, Oakland 5 on a minor league contract. tracks. Trump, and Marjorie Rendell Rob Manfred have separately Walker Valley vs. Station Camp, 4 Wednesday’s Games MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Kendry Flores on the 15- But the 2-1 ruling by a panel of ruled that the state can’t use expressed some level of support Blood:Water Invitational, Knoxville Houston (McHugh 13-7) at N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 9-7), 1:05 day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Reinstated OF Christian Bradley Central participating Oakland (Bassitt 1-5) at Seattle (F.Hernandez 14-8), 3:40 Yelich from the 15-day DL. the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of “clever drafting” to get around the for taking a new look at sports saturday, Aug. 29 L.A. Angels (Santiago 7-7) at Detroit (Verlander 1-6), 7:08 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Assigned INF Pedro Florimon FooTBALL Milwaukee (Nelson 10-9) at Cleveland (Co.Anderson 2-3), outright to Indianapolis (IL). Appeals in Philadelphia left the federal ban, citing language in betting outside Nevada, the only region 1-6A 7:10 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed LHP Jeremy Affeldt door open for New Jersey to fur- the 2014 law that it “shall not be state to allow wagers on individ- Fulton at Maryville, 8 Minnesota (Duffey 2-1) at Tampa Bay (Archer 11-9), 7:10 on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Mike Broadway from soCCer Toronto (Price 12-4) at Texas (Lewis 14-5), 8:05 Sacramento (PCL). Sent OF Angel Pagan to Sacramento ther appeal the matter to the full construed as causing the state to ual games at betting parlors. Young-Harris at Lee (M) (exhibition), 7 Baltimore (W.Chen 7-6) at Kansas City (Cueto 2-2), 8:10 (PCL) for a rehab assignment. Lee (W) at Emory (exhibition), 7 Boston (Porcello 5-11) at Chicago White Sox (Sale 12-7), WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Optioned RHP Tanner court. sponsor, operate, advertise, pro- NFL spokesman Greg Aiello Station Camp Tournament 8:10 Roark to Potomac (Carolina). Reinstated OF Denard Span “We are reviewing the opinion, mote, license, or authorize” declined to comment. “The deci- Walker Valley vs. White House, 9 Thursday’s Games from the 15-day DL. Sent 1B Tyler Moore and 2B Dan Uggla Blood:Water Invitational, Knoxville L.A. Angels (Heaney 5-2) at Detroit (Wolf 0-1), 1:08 to Potomac for rehab assignments. and the dissent, and considering sports betting. sion speaks for itself,” he said. Bradley Central participating Toronto (Estrada 11-7) at Texas (Gallardo 10-9), 2:05 BAsKeTBALL Baltimore (Tillman 9-8) at Kansas City (Ventura 8-7), 2:10 national Basketball Association our legal options,” said Leland Judge Julio Fuentes dissented New Jersey’s earlier efforts to Minnesota (Milone 6-3) at Tampa Bay (Smyly 1-2), 7:10 NBA — Fined the L.A. Clippers $250,000 for violating rules Moore, a spokesman for the state to the panel’s decision. overturn the ban in court were Seattle (Nuno 0-1) at Chicago White Sox (Rodon 5-5), 8:10 prohibiting teams from offering players unauthorized busi- BAsKeTBALL AMeriCAn LeAGUe LeAders ness or investment opportunities. Attorney General’s Office. Republican Gov. Chris rebuffed when the U.S. Supreme BATTING-Kipnis, Cleveland, .324; Brantley, Cleveland, FooTBALL WnBA Glance .320; NCruz, Seattle, .317; Fielder, Texas, .317; Hosmer, national Football League The state has been trying since Christie’s administration issued Court declined last year to hear eAsTern ConFerenCe Kansas City, .313; Bogaerts, Boston, .313; LCain, Kansas CINCINNATI BENGALS — Terminated the contract of QB 2009 to legalize sports betting at a directive in September 2014 its challenge to the federal law. WLpct GB City, .310. Josh Johnson. Waived S Erick Dargan and DT Kalafitoni New York 18 8 .692 — RUNS-Donaldson, Toronto, 95; Dozier, Minnesota, 86; Pole. its casinos and racetracks. Four that the state wouldn’t enforce a The state also began allowing Indiana 17 9 .654 1 Bautista, Toronto, 82; Kinsler, Detroit, 82; Trout, Los DENVER BRONCOS — Agreed to terms with G Evan Chicago 17 11 .607 2 Angeles, 81; Gardner, New York, 79; LCain, Kansas City, Mathis on a one-year contract. of Atlantic City’s 12 casinos ban on sports betting. None of Internet gambling in 2013. Washington 15 11 .577 3 78. DETROIT LIONS — Placed TE Jordan Thompson on closed in 2014. the casinos or racetracks began Daniel Wallach, a sports and Connecticut 12 15 .444 6½ RBI-Donaldson, Toronto, 100; CDavis, Baltimore, 89; injured reserve. Atlanta 11 16 .407 7½ Bautista, Toronto, 87; KMorales, Kansas City, 86; JMartinez, MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed S Louis Delmas on injured At issue in the appeal was taking bets, however, as the court gambling attorney with the Fort WesTern ConFerenCe Detroit, 85; NCruz, Seattle, 79; Teixeira, New York, 79. reserve. WLpct GB HITS-Kinsler, Detroit, 153; NCruz, Seattle, 151; Altuve, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Placed WR Brian Tyms on whether a 2014 New Jersey law fight continued, and a federal Lauderdale, Florida-based law x-Minnesota 19 9 .679 — Houston, 150; Fielder, Texas, 148; Bogaerts, Boston, 147; injured reserve. Released FB Eric Kettani. Signed WR repealing prohibitions against judge ruled against Christie two firm of Becker & Poliakoff, has x-Phoenix 16 11 .593 2½ Hosmer, Kansas City, 146; Donaldson, Toronto, 145. Reggie Wayne. Tulsa 13 14 .481 5½ DOUBLES-Brantley, Cleveland, 38; Donaldson, Toronto, 34; PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed QB Michael Vick to a sports gambling violates a 1992 months later. been monitoring New Jersey’s bid Los Angeles 10 17 .370 8½ Kipnis, Cleveland, 34; KMorales, Kansas City, 33; Kinsler, one-year contract and OL Doug Legursky. Placed QB Bruce Seattle 7 20 .259 11½ Detroit, 32; Dozier, Minnesota, 31; Cano, Seattle, 30. Gradkowski and WR David Nelson on injured reserve. federal ban in all states except Geoff Freeman, president of to expand its gambling options. San Antonio 7 21 .250 12 TRIPLES-Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 11; ERosario, Minnesota, HoCKeY Nevada, Oregon, Montana and the American Gaming He said the ruling was “a major x-clinched playoff spot 10; Gattis, Houston, 9; Burns, Oakland, 8; RDavis, Detroit, national Hockey League Monday’s Games 8; Eaton, Chicago, 8; Betts, Boston, 7; DeShields, Texas, 7; CALGARY FLAMES — Signed D Mark Giordano to a six- Delaware. Association, the casino industry’s setback,” but he believes the No games scheduled Infante, Kansas City, 7. year contract. Tuesday’s Games HOME RUNS-NCruz, Seattle, 38; CDavis, Baltimore, 34; MONTREAL CANADIENS — Named Craig Ramsay coach- Before the ban was enacted, national trade organization, said state has a good chance of Atlanta 71, Connecticut 57 Donaldson, Toronto, 34; Pujols, Los Angeles, 34; JMartinez, ing consultant. New Jersey was given the chance Tuesday’s court ruling cries out obtaining a hearing before the Wednesday’s Games Detroit, 33; Trout, Los Angeles, 33; Teixeira, New York, 31. CoLLeGe Los Angeles at Indiana, 7 p.m. STOLEN BASES-Altuve, Houston, 32; Burns, Oakland, 25; CLEMSON — Announced DT D.J. Reader is leaving the to become the fifth state but for closer scrutiny of the issue. full court. Thursday’s Games LCain, Kansas City, 24; JDyson, Kansas City, 23; football team. Phoenix at Connecticut, 7 p.m. DeShields, Texas, 22; Gose, Detroit, 19; Gardner, New York, EAST TENNESSEE STATE — Announced men’s basketball failed to act during a prescribed “With Americans betting at But even if the state is suc- 18. G Deuce Bello is transferring from Missouri and F Tevin window. least $140 billion on sports ille- cessful, he said, it would likely be PITCHING-Keuchel, Houston, 15-6; Lewis, Texas, 14-5; Glass from Wichita State. FHernandez, Seattle, 14-8; Eovaldi, New York, 13-2; MINNESOTA — Agreed to terms with men’s basketball State Sen. Ray Lesniak said gally each year, it’s clear that cur- five to seven years before legal BAseBALL Buehrle, Toronto, 13-6; McHugh, Houston, 13-7; 6 tied at 12. coach Richard Pitino on a two-year contract extension ERA-SGray, Oakland, 2.10; Keuchel, Houston, 2.28; through the 2020-21 season. the judges got it wrong and pre- rent law is not achieving its sports betting started in New national League Kazmir, Houston, 2.39; Kazmir, Houston, 2.39; Price, RUTGERS — Suspended WR Leonte Carroo, QB Chris dicted the case would be intended result,” he said in an Jersey. east division Toronto, 2.40; Price, Toronto, 2.40; Archer, Tampa Bay, 2.77. Laviano, P Tim Gleeson, DB Ruhan Peele and LB Kevin W L pct GB STRIKEOUTS-Sale, Chicago, 222; Kluber, Cleveland, 213; Marquez from the first half of the season opener for a curfew appealed shortly. email. “There will be no legal sports New York 69 56 .552 — Archer, Tampa Bay, 205; Carrasco, Cleveland, 173; Price, violation. Washington 63 61 .508 5½ Toronto, 171; Keuchel, Houston, 165; Salazar, Cleveland, VILLANOVA — Named Mark Johnson athletic director. “We repealed a law for sports Major League Baseball, the betting in New Jersey in 2015, Atlanta 54 72 .429 15½ 162. WAKE FOREST — Dismissed G Madison Jones from the Miami 51 75 .405 18½ men’s basketball team. betting at casinos and race- National Football League, the that’s for sure,” Wallach said. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 21 Mitch to start for South Carolina in season opener COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — maybe, and he’s ready to go. week. ed Mitch the car keys weeks ago. Connor Mitch finally won the We’re going to give him all the “It’s going to be awesome,” he Instead, he said the competition quarterback job at South support we can.” said. lifted backups Orth, Scarnecchia Carolina, and Gamecocks coach Mitch, a 6-foot-3 passer from Mitch has had his issues at and Nunez and prepared them for Steve Spurrier said Tuesday the Raleigh, North Carolina, said he camp. He threw three intercep- action if needed this season. sophomore has a chance to keep had prepared himself for the job tions in two stadium scrimmage Orth and Scarnecchia, like it well beyond next week’s season since the team returned from sessions this month, something Mitch, are drop-back passers, AP photo opener with North Carolina. Thompson’s last game, a 24-21 Spurrier acknowledged must end while Nunez, a 6-3 freshman, is a Tennessee offensive linemAn Marcus Jackson (75) Spurrier picked Mitch from a victory over Miami at the for the Gamecock offense to suc- dual threat who can run and provides pass protection against Utah State in this Aug. 31, four-way quarterback competi- Independence Bowl last ceed. pass well. Spurrier said last week 2014, file photo. Jackson, a senior guard and the Vols’ most tion that began during spring December. “As long as takes care of the there will be a place for Nunez in practice. Spurrier said Mitch “I always had faith myself,” ball and keeps his head calm, he the South Carolina offense this experienced offensive lineman, likely will miss the entire season played his way past junior Perry Mitch said. “The leader of the can be the quarterback the entire season. with a biceps injury. Orth, redshirt freshman Michael quarterbacks is the leader of the year barring injury,” Spurrier Mitch has the benefit of experi- Scarnnechia and true freshman offense. That’s what I had to said. enced playmakers in Cooper, a Lorenzo Nunez. have.” Mitch played in two games last 1,000-yard receiver, and running Injuries already causing Mitch was expected to take The last time South Carolina year in a mop-up role against backs Brandon Wilds, Shon over the position after the depar- and Spurrier entered a season Furman and South Alabama. He Carson and David Williams. ture of senior Dylan Thompson, with so little experience at quar- went 2 of 6 for 19 yards with no Spurrier thought it important worry for Top 25 teams who set the single-season record terback was 2008, when untested touchdowns or interceptions. to put the competition to rest for South Carolina passing yards Tommy Beecher was picked to Mitch said he maintained his nine days before kickoff so KNOXVILLE (AP) — ning and cutting and things of last year. Still, no one on the ros- start, then threw four intercep- composure throughout the sum- Mitch’s teammates can get used Tennessee has no time to cele- that nature on the field. It just ter has much college experience tions in the opener against North mer, not letting a good outing by to him as the starter. Mitch had brate its first Top 25 appear- happened.” — receiver Pharoh Cooper Carolina State before backup a rival or a poor one by himself an edge, he said, in getting most ance in three years. 3. Oregon running back entered camp with the most Chris Smelley took over. slow his preparation. He was of the practice snaps with first- The 25th-ranked Volunteers Thomas Tyner. After coming on passing yards on the team from Spurrier expects Mitch to have holding the door for Spurrier on team players. are too busy adjusting their strong during last season’s appearances in the Gamecocks’ a better showing as starter on Monday when the coach asked Winning at summer camp is depth chart after three of their College Football Playoff, Tyner wildcat option. Sept. 3 when the Gamecocks face him, “You’d be happy if I named one thing, but Mitch anticipates a players suffered likely season- has undergone offseason sur- “The competition was really the Tar Heels in Charlotte, North you the starter, right?” tougher task during the season. ending injuries in training gery on his left shoulder. close,” Spurrier said. “But we’ve Carolina. Mitch said he knows “Absolutely,” Mitch replied. “I can’t sit back and get lazy,” camp. Although the seventh-ranked got to make a decision and we several players on North Carolina A day later, Mitch got his wish. Mitch said. “I’ve got to win (the Senior guard Marcus Ducks don’t announce injuries thought he was slightly ahead, and can’t wait to battle them next Spurrier could’ve easily hand- job) every day.” Jackson, the Vols’ most experi- as a policy, players have indi- enced offensive lineman, likely cated Tyner’s return this season will miss the entire season with is doubtful. Tyner ran for 573 Highly touted Bama receivers aim to fill void a biceps injury. A similar injury yards last season. He rushed for has knocked out reserve guard 124 yards and two touchdowns TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — the preseason third-ranked Plus, Alabama added Oregon top-rated receiver prospects. Austin Sanders for the season. in a Rose Bowl victory over Alabama’s receiving corps doesn’t Crimson Tide is counting on a State graduate transfer Richard Kiffin praised both and said Ridley Rashaan Gaulden, who had Florida State. Oregon still have an Amari Cooper this sea- number of former blue-chip Mullaney, who caught 52 passes has shown signs of the possessing been working as Tennessee’s returns Royce Freeman, who son, just a bunch of guys who prospects to translate that talent for 788 yards as a sophomore the kind of elite talent of some of first-team nickel back, also was rushed for 1,365 yards and 18 were at least as highly touted out into production. before an elbow injury shortened his former star receivers. lost for the season with a bro- touchdowns last season. of high school as the Heisman Gone are Alabama’s top three his 2014 season. Tight end O.J Howard, who ken foot. 4. Clemson linebacker Korrin Trophy finalist. receivers, including Cooper, a top- Third-year sophomore Foster Kiffin called “a very special play- “It’s unfortunate, but it’s also Wiggins. No. 12 Clemson’s From ArDarius Stewart to 5 NFL draft pick who shattered and freshman Ridley were each er,” also could be a beneficiary of a part of the game,” said young defense took a major hit Robert Foster and Chris Black, the school receiving records last rated the top receiver in their Cooper’s departure. Tennessee coach Butch Jones, when Wiggins tore an anterior season. The quarterback competi- respective classes by at least one Kiffin has coached Biletnikoff whose team is in the rankings cruciate ligament while trying to tion has been a bigger focal point major recruiting service. Foster Award winners Cooper and USC’s for the first time since recover a fumble during an Aug. of preseason camp, but identify- and Stewart were co-MVPs of the Marqise Lee. Like those two, September 2012. “It’s (going on) 12 scrimmage. Wiggins, who ing and cultivating reliable targets spring game. USC’s Robert Woods had more across the country.” has played defensive back as is also a priority without Cooper, Coach Nick Saban and offen- than 100 catches in a single sea- Indeed, Tennessee isn’t the well as linebacker, would have Christion Jones and DeAndrew sive coordinator Lane Kiffin have son. Clearly the Tide coordinator only Top 25 program dealing been one of only four returning White. had especially high praise for is willing to target his best play- with major injuries just before players who started at least six “All of us have kind of been sit- Stewart, with Kiffin calling him maker early and often, though the start of the season. games for a Clemson defense ting in the back watching those “probably the most talented guy that person remains to be deter- Here’s a look at some other that allowed the fewest yards guys,” said Black, who arrived in that we have.” mined this season. players from Top 25 teams with per game of any Football Bowl the same class as Cooper three “I think his confidence is grow- “We’re going to find our players potential season-ending Subdivision team last season. years ago. “Those guys did some ing, and I think he’s the next guy and get them the ball the best way injuries. 5. Arkansas running back great things for us in the past but that we need to sort of be the man we can,” said Kiffin, who had 1. Notre Dame DB Shaun Jonathan Williams. The 18th- we’re ready to step up and do our when it comes to playing receiver stints as the Trojans’ offensive Crawford and DT Jarron Jones. ranked Razorbacks lost half of thing now.” and playing with consistency,” coordinator and head coach. “It’s Notre Dame’s 2014 season their dynamic duo at running Black is the top returning wide- Saban said. “Quarterbacks can not Little League, where everyone came unraveled largely due to back when Williams hurt his left out after catching 15 passes for develop confidence in some guys gets the same amount of touches. injuries that decimated its foot during an Aug. 15 scrim- 188 yards while Cooper account- that they can go to, and he’s cer- “You saw it last year with Amari defense. Now the 11th-ranked mage. The injury will knock ed for 124 of the Tide receivers’ tainly done a good job of that so and everything being so lopsided. Fighting Irish are losing defen- Williams out for the regular sea- 225 total receptions. far.” It came down to OK, if he’s your sive players even before the sea- son, though Arkansas coach Cam Sims, who was expected to Stewart, a high school quarter- best player, give him the ball. It’s son has started. Jones, a Bret Bielema has indicated contribute, sustained a knee back and safety, was carving out a a basketball mentality. If LeBron’s returning starter who made 40 there’s a slight chance the sen- injury in March, and his status bigger role as a redshirt freshman, got 30 at half, you’re not going to tackles last season, tore the ior could play in a bowl game. this season is uncertain. but was limited late by a knee stop passing it to him.” AlAbAmA wide receiver medial collateral ligament in his Williams rushed for 1,190 yards There’s no shortage of candi- injury. He finished with 12 catch- But first, the coaching staff right knee. The loss of Jones and 12 touchdowns last season Daylon Charlot catches a pass dates who arrived on campus with es, while Foster had six. needs to find the Alabama likely results in bigger roles for after running for 900 yards in during practice, in Tuscaloosa, considerable attention, not to Freshmen Ridley and Daylon receivers’ next version of LeBron freshman Jerry Tillery and 2013. The Razorbacks still have Ala. mention four- or five-star ratings. Charlot were two of the nation’s James to replace Cooper. sophomore Daniel Cage. Alex Collins, who has rushed for Crawford, a freshman compet- more than 1,000 yards in each ing for playing time at nickel of the past two seasons. back, tore his anterior cruciate 6. Arizona center Carter Bearettes Lady Mustangs ligament in practice. Wood. The offensive line fig- 2. Michigan State linebacker ured to be one of the major From Page 19 From Page 19 Ed Davis. This fifth-year senior issues facing No. 22 Arizona injured his knee in an Aug. 12 even before a chronic foot Monica Johnson, plus a nice errors, plus we had some trouble the final set of the night with a first game they did a really good practice for the fifth-ranked injury knocked Wood out for dink by the latter. with our service receptions,” pair of aces that put the Lady job of not letting her get the ball Spartans. Davis had 58 tackles the season. Wood made his Ooltewah battled back to close assessed Coach McElhaney. Mustangs out front 4-1. East much. The next two games we — including 12 for loss — and first career start in last sea- the gap to 23-19, but a kill by Gaither had a big night for the Hamilton tied the battle at 4-4 gave her too many touches and seven sacks to earn honorable son’s Fiesta Bowl and was pro- Johnson and an unforced error Bearettes with 16 digs, 11 before a side out and Mikayla we made our share of mistakes.” mention all-Big Ten honors last jected to open this season as after a BreeLee Arms serve assists, 10 kills, a pair of solo Lumpkin ace helped push Walker “But we still came away with a season. “It was very unfortu- the Wildcats’ starting center. evened the match at a game blocks and assisted on two oth- Valley to a 7-4 lead. win. I’m proud of the girls. We are nate,” Michigan State coach Arizona likely will move apiece. ers. Crittenden served up an ace 3-0 in the district and I’m very Mark Dantonio said. “Things Cayman Bundage over from Bradley’s only lead in the third Carroll drilled five aces, dished and Flock sent a kill crashing to happy to be sitting in that place happen when people are run- left guard to center. set came off the opening serve as out a baker’s dozen helps, dug the floor to give the home team a right now.” the Lady Owls expanded an early out six shots and had a pair of 10-5 advantage. The Lady 8-3 lead to 21-12 before the kills. Hurricanes heated up with six hosts went on a 4-0 run with Johnson was in on 11 blocks consecutive points to jump out Johnson downing a “push,” a (four solos, seven assists) and front 14-11 before a kill by Wilson Vols Morrison dink, plus the duo downed five kills, while Morrison cut it to 14-12. Back-to-back East pairing up for a block and an ace also had seven block assists, a Hamilton errors made it a 14-14 From Page 19 by Calfee. pair of solo stops and four suc- game before the Lady ’Canes Ooltewah was able to finish off cessful slams. eased out front by a single point field-goal accuracy, better weight said five of his players have been really benefited,” Yallop said. “We the set with a 4-1 run for the Natalie Jennings had five kills, on a Walker Valley net serve. The training and faster sprint times. working with Rise Science for saw a difference in their play. eight-point victory. four solo blocks, a trio of assisted Lady Mustangs got the point back The trick is getting college stu- about four months. Yallop would Just their overall game was The Bearette put the first four blocks and an ace. Hayley Pell, on the next volley and moved to a dents to buy into these statistics like to expand his team’s partici- helped, just in their attention, points on the board in the fourth the DS who stepped over to an 19-15 lead on kills by Lumpkin when balancing an academic and pation next season. being alert and being ready to set with a pair of aces by outside hitter slot, downed four and Crittenden. Flock’s ace put athletic workload causes such a “I think the guys who did it train and play.” Savannah Carroll, a “push” by shots and had a half dozen digs. Walker Valley up 19-15. time crunch. Gaither and an unforced error by Libero Gabby Ghassedi dug East Hamilton again raced “There’s this machismo where the visitors. out 10 Lady Owl shots and had back with four straight points to you go to many programs and The Lady Owls once again bat- an ace, while Calfee had a half knot the score at 19-all before they think, ‘OK, I sleep only three Cleveland tled back to even the set at 6- dozen digs to go with her ace. Lumpkin gave the lead back to the hours and I can still power and 7-all before taking leads of Arms collected a pair of aces and Lady Mustangs. A Pruett kill put through practice,’ “ said Leon From Page 19 10-7 and 13-9. Not willing to go four digs. Walker Valley on top 22-20. After Sasson, the chief technology offi- away quitely, Bradley roared Ooltewah was led by Alex a side out that cut the lead to a cer for Rise Science. “That’s the minutes later, a penalty kick by I hope that this is the foundation back to pull within a point of the Biro’s 13 kills and five digs, plus single point, Julia McGuire mindset we’re trying to get rid of.” Bradley freshman Anna Stouffer that we build on with her, as she’s lead a half dozen times, includ- Hanna Matthews handed out 28 blocked an East Hamilton kill Rise Science officials said tied the game at one. the one that we have for another ing 21-20, but couldn’t overcome assists and dug out 14 shots. attempt to put the Walker Valley they’re still finalizing rates and Yarber broke through the Lady year,” McKinney declared. “Taylor the deficit completely before Courtney Swafford blasted back out front by two. A ball hit indicated the cost for the program Patriots defenders five minutes Hill was a little sickly on the side- Ooltewah claimed the match eight kills and had 24 digs, while out of bounds by East Hamilton would fluctuate depending on the later to give the Bearettes a 2-1 line before the game, so Allison with a 4-1 run. Summer Williams dug out 31 set the stage for a final kill by size of a team’s roster, but CEO lead. was called on, and boy did she “We had too many unforced Bearette blasts. Pruett to close out the win for the Jeff Kahn said their price “should The one-goal lead was short answer the call. She stepped and Lady Mustangs. be similar to maybe what a team lived though, as the home-school cut off angles like she was sup- “It started off great. They have would pay for a nutritionist or squad tied things up with a little posed to, she kept hold of the ball one great player and she can beat strength coach, only it’s for less than 10 minutes left in the and it didn’t deflect off of her. I am almost anybody, but it’s hard to sleep.” first half. so proud of her.” Braves beat a team by yourself, because Allison Maurer, a Tennessee Early into the second half, The Bearettes return to action From Page 19 you have to have someone to pass sports dietitian monitoring the Sanders found the back of the net tonight, when they host crosstown to and hit,” said Pruett. Vols’ sleep habits, said the school three times in just as many min- rival Cleveland in a rescheduled “They like to try and make all of paid “upwards of $30,000” for utes. Bradley’s deficit was cut to game. following day. ... RHP Kyle scoring Atlanta’s lone run. us wonder if we are going to go Rise Science’s services. Rise just two goals 11 minutes later, as “We’ve got the all-anticipated Kendrick, who has been on the UP NEXT four games at any given time. Science officials said Tennessee a shot by Yarber was deflected off game with Cleveland. We’re excit- DL since Aug. 1 with right shoul- Rockies: LHP Yohan Flande (3- Luckily, we didn’t have to.” got a special introductory rate by a Lady Patriot and past the goal- ed about the weather being nice der inflammation, threw a 45- 1) will make his 14th appearance The junior varsity Lady virtue of being the first Football keeper. and hopefully a big crowd can pitch simulated game before bat- of the season, his sixth as a Mustangs also earned a sweep of Bowl Subdivision program on Another bright spot for the come out. I think it will be a pretty ting practice. His next step is a starter. In his five previous starts, the visiting Lady Hurricanes by board. Bearettes was the efforts of junior even match,” McKinney said. rehab start in the minors. he is 2-0 with 3.90 ERA. Flande scores of 25-16 and 25-19. Rise Science officials say they Allison Webb in goal. JV will play at 4, with the varsi- Braves: SS Andrelton Simmons pitched in the Braves’ farm sys- “We still have plenty of room for have worked with nearly a dozen Webb faced a total of 23 shots, ty slated for a 6 p.m. start. was back in the lineup after miss- tem from 2010-13 and will be improvement. One of our goals teams before in various sports. 10 in the first half and 13 in the The District 5-AAA matchup ing two games with a sore left making his first start against his was to keep the ball away from Frank Yallop, the coach of Major second. marks Cleveland’s first game of knee. He went 2 for 3 with a walk, former team. their No. 1 player and I think the League Soccer’s Chicago Fire, “It was the best game of her life. the season. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Norway accused of unfairly taking away children of immigrants

STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — One August day, Airida Pettersen received the news many immigrant mothers have come to dread: School repre- sentatives told the Lithuanian that child welfare officials removed her two children from the classroom and placed them in a foster home. She pleaded to know why — but she said nobody would give her a straight answer. AP photo Pettersen, who moved to A MAn holds A chIld near the logo for Citic Securities in Beijing on Wednesday. Employees of Norway in 2008 after marrying state-owned Citic Securities Ltd, one of China's biggest securities firms and one current and one former a Norwegian, is one of hun- dreds of immigrant parents employee of its market regulator are under investigation on suspicion of illegal stock trading, state media whose children were taken reported Wednesday, amid the collapse of a stock price boom. away by Norway’s Child Protection Service, or Barnevernet, ostensibly to pro- China probing brokers, regulators tect them from mistreatment. After a series of highly AP photo charged custody disputes, the In thIs Photo taken May 11, Feridun Mustafaoglu holds pic- for possible stock market crimes oil-rich Scandinavian country tures of his children in his small one-room rental during an interview now faces accusations of cul- with The Associated Press, in Stavanger, Norway. Mustafaoglu BEIJING (AP) — Employees of was the firm’s managing director, in the first major foreign acquisi- tural insensitivity at best and helped his wife and two sons flee to Turkey after a tip-off that one of China’s biggest securities Xu Gang. tion by a Chinese broker. child theft at worst, as increas- firms and one current and one The police ministry announced Meanwhile, a staff member ing numbers of immigrant chil- Norwegian child protection services were about to take custody of former employee of its market July 12 investigators had found from the China Securities dren are being seized by offi- the children. After a series of highly charged custody disputes, regulator are under investigation “evidence to suspect that individ- Regulatory Commission sur- cials and handed over to Norway now faces accusations of cultural insensitivity at best and on suspicion of illegal stock trad- ual trading companies are illegal- named Liu and a former staff Norwegian foster families. Of child theft at worst, as increasing numbers of immigrant children are ing, state media reported ly manipulating securities and member are suspected of “insider 6,737 children taken in 2012 — being seized by officials and handed over to Norwegian foster fami- Wednesday, amid the collapse of futures exchanges.” It gave no trading and forging official docu- the latest available data — lies. a stock price boom. details of which firms were tar- ments and seals,” Xinhua said. It some 1,049 were immigrants or Three other brokerages geted. gave no other details. born to immigrant parents. Norwegian children ... If they Child Protection Service in announced they are under inves- The market benchmark soared A journalist surnamed Wang That compares to 744 children are neglected or abused or if Stavanger, insists there was no tigation for possible violations of more than 150 percent beginning and several other people also are of immigrants taken away, of a there is violence in the family plan to remove Mustafaoglu’s rules on confirming the identities late last year before hitting a suspected of fabricating and total of 5,846, in 2009. the (child protection) agency children but declined to dis- of customers. June 12 peak and plunging. The spreading fake securities and The authorities insist they’re should protect the children first cuss the case, citing confiden- China’s main stock market downturn triggered complaints futures trading information, the acting in the best interests of of all.” tiality rules. index has fallen more than 40 politically favored insiders profit- agency said. the children. But their per- Statistics show that children He did recognize the fear percent since early June. On ed at the expense of small It gave no indication whether ceived heavy-handedness has born abroad are more than many foreign families feel in Wednesday, it fell another 1.2 investors. Beijing responded by the cases were connected. stirred diplomatic disputes with three times as likely to be dealing with officials: “Very percent, following declines of 8.5 barring large shareholders from Separately, three brokerages several eastern European coun- removed from their homes as many people come from other percent on Monday and 7.6 per- selling and ordering executives to said they were under investiga- tries and India. native Norwegians, with nearly cultures with no government cent on Tuesday. buy back any recently sold stock tion for possible violation of All Western European coun- 3 percent of foreign-born chil- intervening in their domestic Authorities have accused secu- in their own companies. “know your customer” rules. GF tries assert the right to place dren in foster care. affairs. Then they come to rities firms of manipulating In a statement through the Securities, Haitong Securities children, both of nationals and In May, hundreds of people Norway and the government prices, suggesting the ruling Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Citic and HTSC made their announce- foreigners, in foster care when marched in the capital Oslo to intervenes in the family and Communist Party might be trying Securities said it had received no ments through the Hong Kong there is evidence of abuse. And protest alleged human rights they have no experience with to deflect blame for the collapse, notice of an investigation. Stock Exchange. complaints of unfair seizures, abuses by child welfare offi- this,” he said. “So I understand which angered small investors. Phone calls to Citic Securities’ In July, the securities regula- allegedly for cultural reasons, cials. The demonstration was that this is a very emotional Eight employees of state- headquarters in Beijing weren’t tor accused brokerages of are known to arise. But Norway organized by Norwegian human situation.” owned Citic Securities Ltd., answered. improperly allowing customers to is the only country where it has rights campaigner Marius In 2012, Toresen was briefly including one surnamed Xu, are The firm is part of Citic Group, trade without giving their real become as major issue — both Reikeras, who has denounced involved in a diplomatic spat suspected of “illegal securities the Cabinet’s main holding com- names or to subdivide accounts due to the scale of the phenom- his country’s child protection between Norway and India trading,” the Xinhua News pany. It is best known abroad for to allow others to use them to enon and the fierce criticism of agency in television interviews when two Indian children were Agency said. It gave no other its 2012 purchase of Hong Kong- trade. It ordered brokers to end the government. in the Czech Republic, removed from their parents. details, but a leading Chinese based brokerage CLSA Asia- the practice and to sever ties with A relative managed to spirit Lithuania and Turkey. After diplomatic and media business magazine, Caixin, Pacific Markets from France’s unlicensed companies that lend Pettersen’s children away from Reikeras accuses the agency pressure from India, they were reported on its website that Xu Credit Agricole for $1.25 billion money to finance trading. their foster family while they of depriving children and their returned to their uncle in were at school and reunite biological parents of “their fun- India. them with their mother in the damental human rights.” “The media said the reason Lithuanian capital, Vilnius — “The aim should be to reunite for our intervention was that where they remain today. children with their families as the parents were hand-feeding Morten Moerkved, head of the soon as possible,” he said. “But their children, and the child agency in the small town of Barnevernet too often does the was in the bed with the par- Malvik where the Pettersens opposite and seeks to break ents, which of course had noth- lived, said he could not com- biological bonds.” ing to do with why they were ment on any specific case but Brushes with the authorities taken away,” Toresen said. insisted that the sudden have led to several cases of for- He acknowledged that there removal of children happens eign nationals escaping across had been a reference in an ear- only in “acute” circumstances, borders with their children. lier case file about hand feed- including cases of abuse or Norwegian authorities estimate ing and sleeping arrangements. “serious deficiencies” in the that almost 500 children have However, he stressed the case daily care of a child, citing per- been illegally removed from the revolved around much more sistent drunkenness or drug country in the last 10 years, and complicated family circum- use by the parents or evidence usually by their parents. stances, thought he provided of malnourishment. In January, 7-year-old no details, in line with the pri- Official guidelines also make Gabrielius Bumbulus, a vacy policies. a point of ensuring that the Lithuanian, was returned to The child welfare service special needs of a sick or hand- his foster family after being aims to provide in-home help icapped child are adequately caught fleeing through Sweden for struggling parents before AP photo met and that parents have to be In thIs MAy 28, 2014 fIle Photo, Ultra-Orthodox Jews watch people wave Israeli flags outside the with his uncle. removing a child. able to take sufficient responsi- Three months later, a But in the three years to Old City's Damascus Gate during Jerusalem Day celebrations in Jerusalem. A recent demonstration by bility so that a child’s health or ultra-Orthodox Jews against a new cinema opening its doors on the Sabbath was meant to be a show Turkish mother says she nar- 2013, the proportion of in- development is in no way “seri- rowly avoided having her small home measures decreased of strength in a long-running battle over the role of strict Jewish law in the cultural life of Jerusalem. But ously injured.” children removed from home while the number of foster in many ways, it was also a sign of desperation after a series of gains by the city’s secular community in Pettersen believes officials after a tipoff. Instead of show- cases grew. recent years. took her children partly ing up at a meeting with offi- Campaigners and lawyers for because of her 10-year-old cials, Sedef Mustafaoglu made parents say the decisions too daughter’s clothes, which she a dash through Denmark to often are rooted in cultural In Jerusalem’s culture war, secular alleges authorities found too Germany with her two misunderstandings. provocative for a pre-teen. youngest children, aged 6 and “I have a lot of foreign cases. “I dress my daughter in a 8, and boarded a plane to Often the lunchbox ... is not pretty dress and make her Turkey. good enough for school or there residents make gains in society comb her hair,” she told The Speaking by phone from the is problem with schoolwork,” Associated Press in a telephone JERUSALEM (AP) — Crowds of cinemas from operating on the average. Jerusalem is split Turkish capital, Mustafaoglu said Ieva Rise, an Oslo lawyer interview from Lithuania. “They said an earlier visit from the representing several Latvian angry ultra-Orthodox Jewish Sabbath. The “Yes Planet” cine- almost evenly into thirds look at me like I’m from a Third men, wearing long beards, black ma that drew the recent protests between secular and modern agency, when her daughters families in disputes with offi- World country. In my country if were toddlers, left her terrified. cials. “In Latvia and Russia, and white garb and large black was the second major destination Orthodox residents, Muslim you don’t take care of yourself hats, protested in the streets of to open with Sabbath hours in Palestinians and ultra-Orthodox “They came into my home and children help more in the home you don’t get a husband.” filmed how I woke up and how I when they are quite small. This Jerusalem earlier this month the past two years, after a former Jews who live in insular The child welfare agency against a new cinema opening its train station reopened as a com- enclaves. woke my children, how I fed my can be a problem as well.” insists children would never be children, how I gave them a Gro Hillestad Thune, a doors on the Sabbath. mercial center in 2013. Jerusalem’s ultra-Orthodox removed from their families The demonstration was meant These initiatives have con- communities also traditionally shower and how I played with human rights lawyer, says unless they were considered to them,” she said. “Having a child Norway’s strict attitudes to be a show of strength in a tributed to the most notable shift have held significant power in be in danger, but Moerkved long-running dispute over the in secular-religious relations the municipal government. They in Norway is like being in a scary against slapping — acceptable said that if children were movie.” in some other countries — can role of strict Jewish law in the since the early 1990s, said are bolstered by laws and unwrit- attending class badly dressed cultural life of Jerusalem. But in Shahar Ilan of Hiddush, a group ten agreements that grant them Her husband, Feridun also be a reason taking away or in smelly clothes it would be Mustafaoglu, who stayed children. many ways, it was also a sign of that advocates for religious certain protections, such as bar- a factor in considering a child’s desperation after a series of gains equality. riers to prevent cars from driving behind in Stavanger, Norway’s “This zero tolerance (to vio- welfare. rich oil center on the west lence) is a basic problem. by the city’s secular community For decades ultra-Orthodox through religious areas on the “There are some culture dif- in recent years. communities have flexed their Sabbath, said Menachem coast, said their problems start- Parents should be given a ferences between families com- ed in 2011 when their son start- chance to learn through dia- “No one’s saying we’re giving political muscle, sometimes vio- Friedman, a professor of ing to Norway,” said Solveig up,” said Shmuel Poppenheim, lently, to keep workplaces, busi- Judaism at Bar Ilan University. ed having severe epileptic fits, logue, not through having their Horne, Norwegian Minister for which he believes officials mis- children removed,” Thune said. an unofficial spokesman for the nesses and government institu- Attempts to change Children and Families. “All ultra-Orthodox community. But, tions in Jerusalem’s Jewish Jerusalem’s delicate balance took for signs that the parents “But the child protection offi- children who come to Norway weren’t caring for the child. cials take the children instantly he conceded, “We know it’s a lost neighborhoods shut down for the have prompted violent backlash- have the same rights as cause. ... We know that we can’t Sabbath. es from the ultra-Orthodox, who Gunnar Toresen, head of the ... in too many cases.” stage a war” over every new While most Jewish Israelis are have blocked roads, clashed with establishment open on the secular, Israel’s founding fathers police and sent tens of thou- Thai police say Bangkok bomb substance smells like TNT Sabbath. gave Judaism a formal place in sands of activists into the streets Despite Jerusalem’s image as the country’s affairs, and on their rabbis’ orders. BANGKOK (AP) — Thai explo- tained TNT based on the power of sketch of the suspect who was a city that grinds to a halt on the Orthodox rabbis strictly govern But Friedman said that con- sives experts say substance from the blast and “the smell” left seen in a security camera video Sabbath, which runs from sun- religious events such as wed- trary to the popular perception, the bomb that blew up in down- behind, he said. from the open-air shrine leaving down Friday to sundown dings, divorces and burials for the traditional power of the ultra- town Bangkok last week smells Prawuth says investigators are a backpack at a bench and walk- Saturday, more than 200 cafes, the Jewish population. The ultra- Orthodox is waning in areas like TNT, although police still trying to find other pieces of the ing away. A separate camera restaurants, bars, cinemas, Orthodox also are perennial where they are not a demograph- have not received chemical test bomb to analyze. showed the suspect, wearing a museums, cultural institutions kingmakers in Israeli coalition ic majority due to changing geo- results, the national police More than a week after the yellow T-shirt, on the back of a and other entertainment centers politics, though they make up graphic and economic pressures. spokesman said Wednesday. bombing at the Erawan Shrine, motorcycle taxi leaving the site. now stay open in non-religious only about 10 percent of the Jerusalem’s ultra-Orthodox Prawuth Thavornsiri told jour- which also left 120 people But authorities say they don’t Jewish areas of the city. country’s population. communities are often poor and nalists that it was still not clear if injured, police appear to be no know if the suspect has left the That is a major shift over the Their influence is especially depend on government handouts the bomb that killed 20 people closer to tracking down suspects country, what his nationality is last 30 years from a time when pronounced in Jerusalem, where because men traditionally study Aug. 17 was made of TNT or C4, or determining a motive for the or if the attack was linked to only a handful of establishments their numbers are proportionally in religious seminaries rather a plastic explosive. But the bomb attack. internal affairs or international stayed open and a law forbade much larger than the national than work. disposal experts believe it con- Police have released an artist’s terrorism. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015— 23     

 

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PHILLIP JONES AND/OR JES- mate and help preserve his criti- action to protect the species. counter poaching syndicates SICA D. BINKLEY, either of whom may act, appointed as Substitute Trustee in cally endangered species. Environment ministry officials cashing in on high demand for an instrument of record in the Register's Office for BRADLEY County, Tennes- Conservation experts at the in South Africa, home to most of rhino horns in parts of Asia see, to secure the indebtedness described; WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust Cincinnati Zoo say 8-year-old the world’s remaining rhinos where some people claim they was last assigned to TENNESSEE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, the en- Harapan could be on his way overall, reported a total of 393 have medicinal properties for tire indebtedness having been declared due and payable by TENNESSEE HOUS- within several weeks to rhino poachings through April, treating everything from hang- ING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY BY AND THROUGH ITS SERVICER AND AUTHOR- Indonesia, where nearly all of an increase of more than 20 overs to cancer. IZED AGENT U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, being the present the estimated 100 remaining owner/holder or authorized agent, designee or servicer of the holder/owner of Sumatran rhinos live. Numbers said indebtedness, has requested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; and of the two-horned descendants as provided in said Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, LEGAL PUBLICATION will by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Substitute Trustee, of Ice Age wooly rhinos have fall- Notice to Creditors en by some 90 percent since the In The Chancery Court for Bradley County At on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2015 AT 11:00 A.M. (LOCAL TIME), AT THE Cleveland, Tennessee Probate Division. IN RE: FRONT (EAST) DOOR OF THE BRADLEY COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN CLEVE- mid-1980s as development of VETA HELEN HALE No.: 2015-PR-165 Notice to LEGAL Creditors Notice is hereby given that on the 10th LAND, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell to the highest bidder for cash, their Southeast Asia forest habi- day of August, 2015 letters testamentary in re-    free from the equity of redemption, homestead, and dower, and all other ex- tat and poachers seeking their PUBLICATIONS spect of the estate of VETA HELEN HALE who died April 12, 04,&(402(',4023 2015 were issued to the under- emptions which are expressly waived, and subject to any unpaid taxes, if any, prized horns took their toll. signed"? ,96 by 92?46CJ the Chancery @FCE Court 7@C C25=6J of Bradley @F?EJ County, E Tennessee.=6G6=2?5 ,6??6DD66 All persons, )C@32E6 resident :G:D:@? and nonresi- "' * the following described property in BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to wit: % % .,!%'!%'@   )* '@E:46E@ Cincinnati’s zoo has been a dent, having claims, matured or unmatured, PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF BRADLEY, TENNESSEE: againstC65:E@CD'@E:46:D96C63J8:G6?E92E@?E96 E9 the estate are required to file the same pioneer in breeding the species, 52J @7 F8FDE   =6EE6CD E6DE2>6?E2CJ :? C6 )-%","('+ with the clerk of the above named court on or be- ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN THE THIRD also called “hairy rhinos,” pro- LEGAL PUBLICATION foreDA64E the @7 earlier E96 6DE2E6 of the @7 dates., prescribed!%' !% in (1) H9@ or IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF BRADLEY (2)5:65 otherwise AC:=  their   claims H6C6 will :DDF65 be forever E@ E96 barred:F?56C CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY COUNTY. TENNESSEE, BEING THE WESTERN COUNTY, TENNESSEE. IN RE: LANDON KAY- D:8?653JE9692?46CJ@FCE@7C25=6J@F?EJ ducing the first three born in (1),6??6DD66 (A) Four ==(4) months A6CD@?D from C6D:56?E the date 2?5 of ?@?C6D: the first PORTION OF LOT EIGHT (8), MAPLETON HILL SUBDIVISION, WEST SECTION, LOR BOWMAN, DOB: 01/22/2003, MICKEY publication of this notice if the creditor received captivity in modern times. BOWMAN, Petitioner VS. BRITTANY L. BOW- 56?E 92G:?8 4=2:>D >2EFC65 @C F?>2EFC65 AS SHOWN BY PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 7, IN THE REGIS- an282:?DE actual E96 copy 6DE2E6 of this 2C6 notice C6BF:C65 to creditors E@ 7:=6 E96 at D2>6 least MAN (KEITH) and HOBART   HICKMAN, JR., De- sixty (60) days before the date that is four (4) Harapan will join the eldest, "' ,! #-.'"% (-*, ( *%1 H:E9E964=6C<@7E9623@G6?2>654@FCE@?@C36 TER'S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. SAID PART OF LOT IS fendants, NO. 9776-J. It appearing from the Peti- months7@C6 E96 from 62C=:6C the @7 date E96 52E6D of the AC6D4C:365 first publication; :?   @C or Andalas, who has been in tion(-',1,''++ in this cause, which is sworn "' * to, %'(' that the $1 De- (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING IN THE SOUTHWEST LINE %(* (/&' (    &"$1  @E96CH:D6 E96:C 4=2:>D H:== 36 7@C6G6C 32CC65 fendant's, BRITTANY L. BOWMAN (KEITH) and ceived  @FC>@?E9D7C@>E9652E6@7E967:CDE an actual copy of the notice to creditors if Indonesia since 2007 and has HOBART(/&' HICKMAN, )6E:E:@?6C JR. .+ whereabouts *",,'1 % are (/ un- the creditor received the copy of the notice less OF MAPLETON DRIVE, 160 FEET SOUTHEAST FROM WHERE SAID LINE OF &'$",!2?5!(*,!"$&'#* 6 AF3=:42E:@? @7 E9:D ?@E:46 :7 E96 4C65:E@C C646:G65 known so that ordinary process cannot be served than2?24EF2=4@AJ@7E9:D?@E:46E@4C65:E@CD2E=62DE sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four SAID DRIVE WOULD INTERSECT THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF MOUSE CREEK produced one male offspring. upon76?52?ED'(  # "E2AA62C:?87C@>E96)6E: the Defendants. It is therefore ordered that E:@?:?E9:D42FD6H9:49:DDH@C?E@E92EE966 (4)D:IEJ months   52JD from 367@C6 the date E96 of 52E6 first E92E publication :D 7@FC  as Andalas will turn 14 next said Defendants, BRITTANY L. BOWMAN described>@?E9D 7C@> in E96(1)(A); 52E6 or@7 (2) E96 Twelve 7:CDE AF3=:42E:@? (12) months @C ROAD, IF SAID LINES OF SAID DRIVE AND ROAD WERE EXTENDED TO THEIR (KEITH)76?52?ED and *",,'1 HOBART % HICKMAN, (/&' JR., $",! appear 2?5 !(*, !"$&' #* H96C623@FED 2C6 F? from+:IEJ 52JD7C@>E9652E6E964C65:E@CC6 the decedent's date of death. The address INTERSECTING POINT ON THE MOST EASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 6, AS month. and make defense within thirty (30) days to the of46:G652?24EF2=4@AJ@7E96?@E:46E@4C65:E@CD:7 the Clerk and Master is Bradley County Clerk Petition@?E9D Signed: 7C@> LORRAINE E96 52E6 @7 ROBINSON, 7:CDE AF3=:42E:@? Execu- 2D consecutive2?5 >2<6 5676?D6weeks in H:E9:? a newspaper E9:CEJ   published 52JD E@ E96in trix;56D4C:365 Estate :? of   Veta @C Helen  ,H6=G6 Hale; THE   MILLER >@?E9D THE BEGINNING OF A SLIGHT CURVE, THENCE CONTINUING ON WITH SAID out so the transfer timetable is Cleveland,)6E:E:@? @C Bradley E96 D2>6 County, H:== 36 Tennessee. E2<6? 2D 4@?76DD65 Within LAW7C@> E96 FIRM 564656?ED & MEDIATION 52E6 @7 CENTRE 562E9 ,96 BY: 255C6DD Jeffrey @7E96=6C<2?5&2DE6C:DC25=6J@F?EJ=6C< LINE OF SAID DRIVE ON A RIGHT-HANDED ARC IN A SOUTHEASTERLY DI- uncertain. It’s expected Harapan that2DE@E96>2?5D6E7@C962C:?86IA2CE62?5E92E time, Defendant is also required to serve a A. Miller, BPR#013016, Attorney for the Personal copy24@AJ@7E9:D(C56C36AF3=:D9657@C7@FC of his pleading upon PAUL H. DIETRICH, &2DE6CD(77:46 '@ (4@66+EC66E=6G6 Representative,=2?5,6??6DD66 ,9:D E952J@7F8FDE P.O. Box 44, Cleveland, TN RECTION, DELTA 23 DEGREES 35 MINUTES ON A TANGENT OF 100 FEET, A will be flown to Jakarta, then attorney,4@?D64FE:G6 whose H666 Judge; 676?52?E DIETRICH :D 2=D@ C6BF:C65 & DIETRICH E@ D6CG6 BY 2 Clerk and Master. 4@AJ @7 9:D A=625:?8 FA@? )-% ! ",*"! %/ "*&  &","(' ',* 1 #677C6J DEED AS 15.5 FEET; THENCE APPROXIMATELY SOUTH 23 DEGREES 18 MIN- island home of Sumatra. Paul H. Dietrich, Attorney for Petitioner. August &:==6C)*  EE@C?6J7@CE96)6CD@?2= 19, 26, 2015 August2EE@C?6J 26; September H9@D6 255C6DD 2, 9, 16, :D 2015 ) ( @I  UTES WEST, A DISTANCE OF 257.9 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST LINE OF LAND Bambang Dahono Adji, direc- =6G6=2?5 ,'   $FCE  6?D@? *6AC6D6?E2E:G6 ) ( @I  =6G6=2?5 ,' +F3DE:EFE6 #F586 ",*"!  ",*"! 1   )9@?6    :=65 E9:D OF J. PAUL HAMILTON; THENCE WITH SAID LINE OF HAMILTON, NORTH 66 E9 52J @7LEGAL F8FDE PUBLICATION   +2C29  @=6>2? tor of biodiversity conservation )2F=! :6EC:49EE@C?6J7@C)6E:E:@?6C =6C<2?5&2DE6C DEGREES 7 MINUTES WEST, A DISTANCE OF 100 FEET, TO THE MOST F8FDE+6AE6>36C  LEGAL PUBLICATION Notice to Creditors at Indonesia’s Ministry of IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF POLK COUNTY, StateF8FDE   of Tennessee, Probate Court for Bradley SOUTHERLY CORNER OF LOT 7 AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAT; THENCE WITH Environment and Forestry, said TENNESSEE, IN RE: SKYLAR LANDON BAX- County at Cleveland. Notice to Creditors ES- TER ROBERTS, d.o.b. 12/19/07, A child under TATE OF: HENRY PRICE, Deceased), No: THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF SAID LOTS 7 AND 6, NORTH 23 DEGREES 18 MIN- preparations are underway at a the age of eighteen (18) years old, Docket No. 2015-PR-166. Notice is hereby  given that on the UTES EAST A DISTANCE OF 257.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. J-08-099. ORDER OF PUBLICATION  and NO- 13th day of August,04,&(402(',4023 2015, Letters of Administra- rhino sanctuary at Way Kambas TICE"',!#-.'"%(-*,( )(%$(-',1 OF HEARING, It appearing from the Peti- tion+E2E6 in respect @7 ,6??6DD66 of the Estate )C@32E6 of @FCEHENRY 7@C PRICE C25=6J , LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS TAKEN FROM PRIOR DEED. National Park in southern tion,''++ and Return "' of Service* +$1%* returned, %'(' "Unable 0 to who@F?EJ died 2EApril =6G6=2?5 18, 2015, '@E:46 were issued E@ C65:E@CD to the un-+ Be,* Found" *(*,+ filed in this 5 @ 3 cause,    that the  Defendant, 49:=5 F?56C dersigned,, (  by !'*1 the Probate )*" Court 6462D65 of Bradley '@ FOR PRIOR TITLE, SEE DEED OF WARRANTY RECORDED IN BOOK 1703, Sumatra, and hopefully Harapan TERRAE96 286 BAXTER, @7 6:89E66? is a   resident J62CD of @=5 the @4<6E State '@ of County,  )*  '@E:46:D96C63J8:G6?E92E@?E96 Tennessee. All persons, resident and PAGE 493 IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Tennessee;#   (** and it further ( )-%","(' appearing that 2?5 her '( non-resident, E9 52J @7F8FDE having  claims, %6EE6CD matured @75>:?:DEC2 or unma- ," ( !*"'  "E 2AA62C:?8 7C@> E96 )6E: will arrive by early October at whereabouts are unknown so that ordinary proc- tured,E:@?:?C6DA64E@7E96DE2E6@7!'*1)*" against the estate are required to file the THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: E:@? 2?5 *6EFC? @7 +6CG:46 C6EFC?65 -?23=6 E@ H9@ 5:65AC:=    H6C6 :DDF65 E@ E96 F? the latest. ess6 @F?57:=65:?E9:D42FD6E92EE96676?52?E cannot be served upon her. It is therefore or- same with the Clerk of the above named Court ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES OR REGULA- dered that said Defendant, TERRA BAXTER, on56CD:8?65 or before 3Jthe earlier E96 )C@32E6 of the dates @FCE prescribed @7 C25=6J in ,** 0,* :D 2 C6D:56?E @7 E96 +E2E6 @7 @F?EJ ,6??6DD66 == A6CD@?D C6D:56?E 2?5 Indonesia has said it does not will,6??6DD66 appear and 2?5 make :E 7FCE96C defense 2AA62C:?8 within thirty E92E (30) 96C (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever TIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. days of the Petition, or the same will be taken for barred:?@? C6D:56?E (1) (A) 92G:?8Four (4) 4=2:>D months >2EFC65 from the @C date F?>2 of want to be dependent on other H96C623@FED2C6F?6 first H:E9publication E96 =6C< (or @7posting, E96 23@G6 as the ?2>65 case @FCEmay countries in conservation efforts parte.56C65 If E92E the Defendant D2:5 676?52?E fails to respond, ,** 0,*a hear- be)@?@C367@C6E9662C=:6C@7E9652E6DAC6D4C:365:? of this notice if the creditor received an actual COVENANTS AND CONDITIONS OF RECORD, INCLUDING MATTERS SHOWN ingH:== will 2AA62C be held 2?5 on >2<6 the 5676?D64th day H:E9:?of November, E9:CEJ   copy  @Cof this @E96CH:D6notice to creditors E96:C 4=2:>D at least H:== 36sixty 7@C6G6C (60) ON RECORDED PLATS. by sending rhinos to be bred 201552JD@7E96)6E:E:@?@CE96D2>6H:==36E2<6?7@C at 1:00 p.m. Failure to answer or appear days32CC65  @FC>@?E9D7C@>E9652E6@7 before the date that is four (4) months from abroad. However, it says it wel- may4@?76DD65 result in 2D a E@ decision 5672F=E 2?5 adverse D6E 7@C to 962C:?8 your in- 6I theE967:CDEAF3=:42E:@?@CA@DE:?82DE9642D6>2J date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) RESTRICTIONS AS SET OUT IN INSTRUMENT RECORDED IN MISC. BOOK 89, terest.A2CE6 A "7 copy E96 676?52?Eof this order 72:=D shall E@ be C6DA@?5 published$ +($2 for Sixty36@7E9:D?@E:46:7E964C65:E@CC646:G652?24EF2= (60) days from the date the creditor re- PAGE 255 AND AMENDED IN MISC. BOOK 90, PAGE 87 AND FURTHER comes any technological or sci- four,/*7,--%(+(-'0/4+( 4+'$90)06(.%(2 consecutive weeks in the Cleveland Daily ceived4@AJ@7E9:D?@E:46E@4C65:E@CD2E=62DED:IEJ  an actual copy of this notice to creditors Banner, $41.$,-52(40$/37(202$11($2 a newspaper published in Cleveland, of52JD367@C6E9652E6E92E:D7@FC>@?E9D7C@> the creditor received the copy of the notice AMENDED IN MISC. BOOK 90,, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF BRADLEY entific assistance for the Tennessee..$9 2(35-4 Within ,/ $ '(&,3,0/ that time $'6(23( Defendant 40 9052 is also ,/ lessE9652E6@7E967:CDEAF3=:42E:@?@CA@DE:?8@C than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is required4(2(34 4@AJ@7E9:D@C56CD92==36AF3=:D9657@C to serve a copy of his pleadings upon four+:IEJ (4)   months 52JD from 7C@> the E96 date 52E6 of E96 publication 4C65:E@C (or C6 COUNTY, TENNESSEE. BUT EXCLUDING ANY COVENANT, CONDITION OR RE- Sumatran rhino breeding pro- PHILIP7@FC 4@?D64FE:G6 M. JACOBS, H666 37364-0191. 676?52?E Dated:D 2=D@ This=6DDE92?D:IEJ 52JDAC:@CE@E9652E6E92E:D 13 day of August, 2015. Signed: JANICE M. BASED ON RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEX, HANDICAP, FAMILIAL STATUS, OR thisC6BF:C65 12th day E@ D6CG6 of August, 2 4@AJ 2015; @7 9:D BILLY A=625:?8D BALILES, FA@? PRICE,7@FC  Personal >@?E9D 7C@>Representative. E96 52E6 @7 Ginger AF3=:42E:@? Wilson @C Veteran zoo rhino keeper Paul )!"%") & #(+ )=2:?E:77ND EE@C?6J H9@D6 Juvenile Court Judge; LOGAN-THOMPSON, Buchanan,A@DE:?8 2D Attorney 56D4C:365 for :? Estate   of @C Henry  ,H6=G6 Price, NATIONAL ORIGIN TO THE EXTENT SUCH COVENANTS, CONDITIONS OR RE- Reinhart will accompany 255C6DD :D %( ' ,!(&)+(' )   ) ( @I   >@?E9D 7C@> E96 564656?ED 52E6 @7 562E9 P.C.   By: =6G6=2?5 PHILIP M. ,6??6DD66 JACOBS, BPR   #024996, 2E65 At- P.O. Box 1083, Cleveland TN 37364-1083; STRICTIONS VIOLATE TITLE 42USC 3604(C). torney for Plaintiff, 30 Second Street, PO Box 423-614-4035,9:D 52J@7F8FDE  +:8?65#'"& BPR No.017620. Sarah Coleman, Harapan. He and others will E9:D E9 52J @7 F8FDE   "%%1 %"%+ )*" )6CD@?2= *6AC6D6?E2E:G6 :?86C /:=D@? SUBJECT TO REQUIREMENTS AS SET OUT IN THE LEGEND OF MAPLETON 191,#FG6?:=6 Cleveland, @FCE TN #F58637364-0191; %( (423)' ,!(&)+(' 476-2251 ClerkF492?2? & Master. EE@C?6J 7@C DE2E6 @7 !6?CJ )C:46 work with the rhino, who already August)  J)!"%")& #(+)* E 19, 26, 2015; September 2, 9, 2015 August) ( @I19, 26,  2015 =6G6=2?5 ,'   HILL SUBDIVISION, WEST SECTION, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 7, has traveled across the U.S., to E@C?6J 7@C )=2:?E:77  +64@?5 +EC66E )( @I     )*'@  +2C29@=6>2? IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.  =6G6=2?5,'    LEGAL PUBL=6C<&2DE6C ICATION condition him to being in a crate F8FDE  +6AE6>36C NOTICE OF PUBLF8FDE  IC MEETINGS BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO AGNECE SAINT-LOTH, UNMAR- for the long flight. CLEVELEGALLAND UPUBLICATIONRBAN AREA MPO RIED, BY WARRANTY DEED DATED NOVEMBER 22, 2006, OF RECORD IN Harapan and Andalas’ sister, The TechnNOTICEical C oOFor dPUBLICinating MEETINGSCommittee (TCC) BOOK 1703 PAGE 493, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, Suci, died from illness last year of the CCLEVELANDleveland UURBANrban AREAArea MPOMetropolitan TENNESSEE. at the zoo, after the Cincinnati PThelann in Technicalg Organ iza Coordinatingtion (MPO) will Committee hold a public (TCC) THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 122 MAPLETON DRIVE NW, CLEVE- conservationists had discussed meetingof the on Cleveland Wednesday, Urban September Area 2, Metropolitan 2015 at LAND, TN 37312. trying to mate the siblings in a 10:00Planning A.M., Organization 2nd floor, City (MPO) Councilwill hold meeting a public room PARCEL ID: 027J B 003.00 000 THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY desperation move. ofmeeting the Cleveland on Wednesday, Municipal September Building, 1902, 2015 Church at Dahono from Indonesia’s envi- 10:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room KIND, AND IS FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR Street NE in Cleveland. The public is invited and OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY. ANY REP- ronment and forestry ministry encouragedof the Cleveland to attend Municipal this public Building,meeting. 190 Church said Suci may have died because Street NE in Cleveland. The public is invited and RESENTATION CONCERNING ANY ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY BY A her diet at the zoo contained too encouraged to attend this public meeting. THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESENTATION/ RESPONSIBILITY OF TRUS- TEE(S)/ SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. much iron, and expressed con- The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR cern that Harapan could face the next public meeting on Wednesday, September 2, ENCUMBRANCES LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS WHICH same fate. 2015The at Executive 11:00 A.M., Board 2nd of floor, the City MPO Councilwill hold meeting its next public meeting on Wednesday, September 2, TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLO- “The conclusion of experts is room of the Cleveland Municipal Building, located SURE SALE IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PRIORITY that Harapan has to be saved,” 2015 at 11:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting atroom 190 of Church the Cleveland Street NE Municipal in Cleveland. Building, The public located is OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- Dahono said. “Therefore, we are invitedat 190 and Church encouraged Street NE to in attend Cleveland. this publicThe public meet- is TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF insisting on getting Harapan ing.invited and encouraged to attend this public meet- REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND back to its original habitat here ing. WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE rather than having it live alone Agenda items for both meetings will include, but ADVERTISEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING there.” notAgenda be limited items to forthe following both meetings item(s): will include, but GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE “We don’t want to see any not be limited to the following item(s): GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS RE- more premature deaths of rhi- 2040 Long-Range Transportation Plan update QUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 AND T.C.A. 67-1-1433. THE NOTICE REQUIRE- nos,” he added. “We don’t want 22040016 T Long-RangeAP Grant ap Transportationplication Plan update MENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET. SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. Harapan to become a second 2016 TAP Grant application THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER Suci.” DAY, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON Harapan was brought back to The Cleveland Urban Area MPO is a federally man- ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH Cincinnati two years ago after datedThe Cleveland organization Urban responsible Area MPO is for a federallytransportation man- ABOVE. THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- being on loan to the Los Angeles planningdated organization and transportation responsible resource for transportation allocation SCIND THE SALE Zoo. He also spent time in withinplanning the Cleveland and transportation Urbanized area. resource allocation IN THE EVENT THE HIGHEST BIDDER DOES NOT HONOR THE HIGHEST BID within the Cleveland Urbanized area. WITHIN 24 HOURS, THE NEXT HIGHEST BIDDER AT THE NEXT HIGHEST BID Florida’s White Oak conserva- WILL BE DEEMED THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. tion center. Copies of all MPO documents can be viewed at the ClevelandCopies of all Public MPO Library, documents the can Cleveland/Bradley be viewed at the OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: CITIFINANCIAL, INC. He will join Andalas at the THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OB- ChamberCleveland of Public Commerce, Library, the Development the Cleveland/Bradley and Engi- Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary, Chamber of Commerce, the Development and Engi- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. where he lives with three females neeringneering Services Services Building Building (MPO (MPO office) office) at at 185 185 2nd 2nd This day, August 17, 2015. This is improved property known as 122 MAPLE- and his one male offspring, born Street,Street, N.E., N.E., and and on on the the MPO MPO website: website: http://cleve- http://cleve- TON DRIVE NW, CLEVELAND, TN 37312. in 2012, on the Indonesia island. landtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153landtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE With three Sumatran rhinos in a 1800 HAYES STREET sanctuary in Malaysia and IfIf additional additional information information is is needed, needed, please please contact contact NASHVILLE, TN 37203 Harapan, there are only nine in MPOMPO Coordinator Coordinator Greg Greg Thomas, Thomas, phone phone (423) (423) (615) 254-4430 captivity globally. Some scien- 479-1913,479-1913, fax fax (423) (423) 559-3373, 559-3373, or or email email www.phillipjoneslaw.com tists recently concluded that [email protected]@clevelandtn.gov.. 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Winter children's consignment Sale spreadsheet and internet skills. Able LEGAL PUBLICATION LEGAL PUBLICATION LEGAL PUBLICATION to be held at New hope church of to deal tactfully with the public, ten- NOTICE TO CREDITORS EARN thOUSAND$ from home. Be NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Nazarene, 2018 Washington ants and co-workers. Full- time. iN thE chANcERY cOURt FOR BRADLEY in the chancery court for Bradley county, ten- iN thE chANcERY cOURt OF BRADLEY careful of work-at-home schemes. Send resume to: DcEA, Attn: On- cOUNtY, tENNESSEE pROBAtE DiviSiON nessee at cleveland - probate Division. in the cOUNtY, tENNESSEE At cLEvELAND - Avenue. tuesday, August 25th hidden costs can add up, and re- matter of the Estate of JANicE DAY chEEK, pROBAtE DiviSiON. iN thE mAttER OF thE 10am-6pm, Wednesday, August Site Apartment manager, p. O. Box iN RE: EStAtE OF JEREmY JAY BiBEE, pRO- EStAtE OF BRUcE EDWARD hENSLEY, De- BAtE NUmBER: 2015-pR-167, NOticE tO Deceased; ShAWN L. chEEK, personal Repre- quirements may be unrealistic. 1218, morristown, tN 37816. E O E. ceased, Southern heritage Bank, petitioner. NO. 26th, 10am-4pm, thursday, August Learn how to avoid work-at-home cREDitORS EStAtE OF: JEREmY JAY sentative, No. 2015-pR-169. NOticE tO 2015-pR-145. NOticE tO cREDitORS, ES- 27th, 10am-6pm, Friday August BiBEE. Notice is hereby given that on the 13th cREDitORS, Notice is hereby given that on the scams. call the Federal trade com- pALLEt hANDLERS: Full time/ tAtE OF BRUcE EDWARD hENSLEY (De- 28th, 12noon-6pm (1/2 off select day of August, 2015, Letters Administration in re- 18th day of August, 2015, Letters testamentary ceased). Notice is hereby given that on the 13th mission. 1-877-Ftc-hELp. A mes- days or nights. Sorting and loading spect of the Estate of JEREmY JAY BiBEE, de- in respect of the Estate of Janice Day cheek day of August, 2015, Letters of Administration in items all day Friday). Follow 25th sage from cleveland Daily Banner pallets, maintaining work area and ceased, who died July 25, 2015, were issued to who died on July 8, 2015, were issued to the un- respect of the Estate of Bruce Edward hensley, Street past cvS and Walgreens the undersigned by the probate court of Bradley dersigned Shawn L. cheek by the chancery deceased, who died intestate on the 7th day of and the Ftc. Or visit our Web site at following all safety procedures county, tennessee. All persons, resident and court of Bradley county, tennessee. All per- November, 2014, were issued to the under- then onto ApD-40 until passing Ap- www.ftc.gov monday- Friday and every other nonresident, having claims matured or unma- sons, resident and nonresident, having claims, signed by the chancery court of Bradley county, plegate inn and Firestation #3 on weekend, $8.50 to start. call Jamie tured, against said estate are required to file the matured or unmatured, against the Estate are re- tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resi- left, turn next right onto Lois Street, same with the clerk of the above-named court quired to file the same with the clerk of the above dent, having claims, matured or un-matured, EXEcUtivE ASSiStANt/ Office 423-598-0634. within the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or named court on or before the earlier of the dates against the Estate are required to file the same then 1st left onto howard Street, manager. Nexus Resource Group (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will with the clerk of the above named court within church entry will be at top of hill. seeks motivated candidates that piZZA mAKER needed, charleston, (1) (a) Four (4) months from the date of the first be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2), publication (or posting, as the case may be) of the date of the first publication of this notice if the otherwise their claims will be forever barred: (1) LARGE 4 family yard sale: Somer- must be able to provide accounting tN, 30-40 hours per week, $8 per (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first and bookkeeping support to multi- this notice if the creditor received an actual copy creditor received an actual copy of this notice to publication (or posting, as the case may be) of field Subdivision Friday and Satur- hour. Experience preferred. call be- of this Notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date this notice if the creditor received an actual copy day 8:30am-? clothes, furniture, ple companies simultaneously in- tween 2pm and 4pm. 423-665-3253. before the date that is four (4) months from the that is four (4) months from the date of the first of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days bike and much more. cluding payroll processing, ac- date of the first publication (or posting); or (b) publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date before the date that is four (4) months from the counts payable management, ac- REAL cAREER Opportunity! Satel- Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- the creditor received an actual copy of the notice date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) mULti FAmiLY yard sale: Baby lite technicians Needed. Only 3 po- ceived an actual copy of the Notice to creditors if to creditors if the creditor received the copy of Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- counting process coordination with the creditor received the copy of the notice less the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the ceived an actual copy of the notice to creditors if clothes, toys, pictures, dining room others, routine business functions, sitions available! paid training! Drug than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four date that is four (4) months from the date of first the creditor received the copy of the notice less table and chairs, futon frame, etc. occasional document preparation. Screen & Background check re- (4) months from the date of first publication (or publication as described in (1)(A); or (2) twelve than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four quired. must have truck, van or (4) months from the date of first publication (or 6304 Waterlevel highway. thursday Works directly with cEO and cFO posting) as described in (1)(a); or (2) twelve (12) (12) months from the decedent's date of death. SUv. come where you are expected months from the decedent’s date of death. this Entered this the 18th day of August, 2015. posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) twelve and Friday. of parent corporation. cpA not 13th day of August, 2015. print: chRiStiNE Shawn L. cheek, personal Representative. Bry- (12) months from the decedent's date of death. necessary but excellent knowledge to earn $50,000 a year. We will hUNt BiBEE, Administrator, Signed by: LO- son m. Kirksey, BpR No. 027358. BURNS, this 13 day of August, 2015. Daniel W. clanton, NEiGhBORhOOD YARD sale: Ben- show you the way! contact Dennis Administrator ad Litem, Estate of Bruce Edward and experience in general account- GAN-thOmpSON, p.c. By: phiLip m. JA- hENRY & KiRKSEY, pc. counsel for the per- nett Acres, off hunt Road, Friday powell with tech centric installa- cOBS, Esq., Attorneys for the Estate of JER- sonal Representative. 175 Spring Street NW, p. hensley, Deceased. SARAh E. cOLEmAN, ing and Quickbooks is essential. clerk and master. cheryl White, Deputy clerk. and Saturday. tions at (865)318-9698 EmY JAY BiBEE, Deceased. SARAh E. cOLE- O. Box 236, cleveland, tN 37364-0236. tele- thE ADDRESS OF thE pROBAtE cOURt vendor management experience mAN, cLERK & mAStER, By cheryl White. phone: (423) 339-0529 Facsimile: (423) cLERK iS: Sarah E. coleman, clerk and master, thURSDAY AND Friday 10am-? desired. must be able to work well [email protected] phiLip m. JAcOBS, Esq., LOGAN-thOmp- 478-2308. Sarah E. coleman, clerk & master. Bradley county chancery court, Bradley county Dockery Street: King mattress and SON, p.c., Attorneys for the Estate of JEREmY in fast paced environment with fre- REStAURANt tEAm Lead position Date: 8/8/15. courthouse, 155 North Ocoee Street, Room 203, box springs, jewelry case, lots of JAY BiBEE, p.O. Box 191, cleveland, tN August 26; September 2, 2015 cleveland, tennessee 37311. telephone: (423) quent interruptions. Apply in per- Available. Experience in all areas, 37364-0191; (423) 476-2251. 728-7206. baby toys and clothes, 100 pair of son at 2906 Ocoee Street North, both front and back of the house August 19, 26, 2015 August 26; September 2, 2015 shoes size 5-6. Everything is cheap! cleveland, tN and bring current preferred. pay based on experience. 18. Articles for Sale resume. call 423-339-2901 for mail resume to 1010 South Lee LEGAL PUBLICATION more information. highway cleveland, tN 37311 or 2014: 12 foot Wood hauler trailer apply in person at the Rebel Drive SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S with drop gate brakes and lights. FUEL mARt, tOm'S : third/ second in. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Like new. $1,750 or best offer. Shift, verifiable references. Apply 423-716-4699. SEcURitY mONitORiNG Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided in any Fuel mart. • 3rd shift position a certain Deed of Trust dated JULY 1, 2008, executed by CARLTON WALDEN EStAtE itEmS- Ethan Allen 1970's LOcAL cOmpANY needs truck • people skills a must AND WIFE, SOPHIA WALDEN to J. MICHAEL SHARP, CLEVELAND, BRADLEY Queen bedroom suite- dark wood driver, cDL required. tuesday • computer experience required COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Trustee, of record in BOOK 1847, PAGE 250, for the $350. cedar chest (coffee table through Friday, home most nights. please email resume to: size) $150. Shabby chic wood chair- competitive pay. Swafford Nursery. [email protected] benefit of SOUTHERN HERITAGE BANK, in the Register's Office of BRADLEY yellow with hand painted floral ac- 423-479-3362. County, Tennessee and to J. PHILLIP JONES AND/OR JESSICA D. BINKLEY, cents $85. Small kitchen drop leaf StARS, iNc. is hiring personal As- table with 2 chairs $55. cherry end LOcAL ShEEt metal fabricating either of whom may act, appointed as Substitute Trustee in an instrument of shop needs experienced Welders sistant, wage $8.50. call record in the Register's Office for BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to secure the table $35. touch lamps $10 each. 423-447-2590 ext. # 1 Antique sewing machine (electrified) and Fabricators, 423-339-0204. indebtedness described; WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust was last assigned to $175. GOGO ELitE Electric chair TENNESSEE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, the entire indebtedness hav- with new batteries, $350. call ing been declared due and payable by TENNESSEE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 423-336-5628 leave message. AGENCY BY AND THROUGH ITS SERVICER AND AUTHORIZED AGENT U.S. FURNitURE, AppLiANcES, small BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, being the present owner/holder or authorized items, antiques. must sell, going into agent, designee or servicer of the holder/owner of said indebtedness, has re- assisted living soon. 423-472-2664. LOSE 30 lbs. in 30 days! medical LpN SALESMAN DRIVER quested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; and as provided in said Deed I N S T A L L E R of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, will by virtue of the doctors say the only way to lose mORNiNGSiDE of cleveland, a pre- weight is to eat less and exercise mier Assisted Living is seeking an Ocoee River Propane Gas in power and authority vested in me as Substitute Trustee, on MONDAY, SEP- more. Learn how to avoid LpN for a full time position, prefera- Cleveland has an opening for a local TEMBER 28, 2015 AT 11:00 A.M. (LOCAL TIME), AT THE FRONT (EAST) DOOR weight-loss scams. call the Federal bly a nurse who loves to work with propane gas delivery salesman truck OF THE BRADLEY COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN CLEVELAND, BRADLEY COUNTY, trade commission at seniors and has geriatric experience. d river and tank installer. Must have TENNESSEE, sell to the highest bidder for cash, free from the equity of re- 1-877-Ftc-hELp. A message from this position requires 7.5 hour shifts CDL-HazMat Tanker, best job with cleveland Daily Banner and the and weekend rotation. All interested excellent pay and benefits. Please call demption, homestead, and dower, and all other exemptions which are ex- Ftc. Or visit our Web site at candidates please apply in person to pressly waived, and subject to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described www.ftc.gov 2900 Westside Drive cleveland, tN (423) 473-7772 or 1-800-874-4427 ext. 145 or email: [email protected] property in BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to wit: PALLETS!!! or fax resume to: 423-614-6259 PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF BRADLEY, TENNESSEE: fREE WHILE THEY LAST! E O E TRACT ONE: Cleveland Daily Banner LOT EIGHTY-ONE (81), ELDREDGE ACRES WEST SECTION AS SHOWN BY RiNNAi pROpANE tankless hot wa- PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 38, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF ter heater $400, Wicker resin porch Check Into Cash, expanding title pawn swing, 2 chairs with pads $250, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. large clay flower pot $8, small $5, of- business is searching for candidates who TRACT TWO: fice desk chair $10, stationary bike BEGINNING ON THE MOST WESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 81 , AS SHOWN ON $20, stainless steel outdoor grill $40, enjoy the challenge of a fast-paced and PLAT OF ELDREDGE ACRES, WEST SECTION, WHICH PLAT IS RECORDED IN drop leaf work table with rollers $10. All good condition. 423-790-4574. results-oriented environment. THE REGISTER'S OFFICE FOR SAID COUNTY IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 38, AND The vehicle appraisal specialist will assist our title lending/title WHICH POINT IS 545 FEET NORTH 23 DEGREES 42 MINUTES EAST FROM 29. Help Wanted - Part-time WHERE THE NORTHERN LINE OF ELDREDGE DRIVE DEADENDS AND RUN- pawn centers by determining the loan value of appraised vehicles. immEDiAtE EmpLOYmENt De- Vehicle appraisal specialists will also be responsible for a timely NING THENCE WITH THE NORTHWEST LINE OF SAID LOT 81, NORTH 23 DE- livering phone books. make Extra GREES 42 MINUTES EAST, 130 FEET TO THE MOST WESTERLY CORNER OF money in cleveland, tN. Great pay turnaround, documentation accuracy, customer follow up and LOT 82, AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAT; THENCE EXTENDING BACK NORTH 66 DE- and flexible hours. must have: product upsell. Excellent negotiation and telephone skills are GREES 10 MINUTES WEST, BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES, 200 FEET, ALONG Drivers License, Auto insurance, required. Previous experience in title lending or title pawn is THE NORTHEAST LINE AND 220 FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG THE SOUTH- Own transportation. call Now! (877)423-8204 or apply online preferred but not required. We offer a competitive salary & bonus WEST LINE TO THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF THE PROPOSED RIGHT OF WAY OF www.dda-se-sw.com INTERSTATE 75. LEGAL DESCRIPTION TAKEN FROM PRIOR DEED. opportunity (earn up to $45,000 a year), and a comprehensive BEING THE SAME REAL ESTATE CONVEYED TO CARLTON WALDEN AND LOcAL AccOUNtiNG office benefits package. This is a 2nd shift position with the work hours WIFE, SOPHIA WALDEN BY DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 1847, PAGE 248, IN seeking individual for tax prepara- of 1:30pm to 10:00pm Mon.-Fri. and will include at least one THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. tion. Several years of experience required. possible immediate posi- Saturday per month and no Sundays. Please send resumes to SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AS SET OUT IN INSTRUMENT RE- tion available. #729-p, c/o cleve- [email protected] EOE CORDED IN MISC. BOOK 59, PAGE 118, IN THE SAID REGISTER'S OFFICE, land Daily Banner, p.O. Box 3600, BUT OMITTING ANY COVENANTS OR RESTRICTIONS, IF ANY, BASED UPON cleveland, tN 37320-3600 RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEX, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, FAMILIAL STATUS, MARITAL STATUS, DISABILITY, HANDICAP, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ANCESTRY, SERvicE cOORDiNAtOR Bachelor’s degree in social work, OR SOURCE OF INCOME, AS SET FORTH IN APPLICABLE STATE OR FEDERAL psychology or related field with at LAWS, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT SAID COVENANT OR RESTRICTION IS least 2 years experience in social PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. service delivery with senior citizens SUBJECT TO CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM AND SOUTHERN BELL TELE- and/ or people with disabilities. As- sociates degree with significant ex- PHONE & TELEGRAPH EASEMENT AS SET OUT IN MISC. BOOK 80, PAGE 172, perience may qualify. must have IN THE SAID REGISTER'S OFFICE. valid tennessee driver’s license and SUBJECT TO ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES proof of insurance on automobile. Will work with seniors and residents OR REGULATIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. C ontracted to provide services to THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 4675 RIDGEVIEW AVENUE NW, in apartment complex in cleveland to locate and refer supportive serv- Tennessee Care Choices Clients. CLEVELAND, TN 37312 AND UNIMPROVED LOT ON RIDGEVIEW AVENUE NW ices and other resources. part- time. (OFF), CLEVELAND, TN 37312. Send resume to DcEA, Attn: Service Serving the following East Tennessee Counties: coordinator, p.O. Box 1218, morris- PARCEL ID: 034H I 007.00 000 (IMPROVED) Rhea, Meigs, McMinn, Monroe, Hamilton, Bradley and Polk PARCEL ID: 034H I 016.00 000 (UNIMPROVED) town, tN 37816. E O E. THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY 30. Help Wanted - full Time Hiring Experienced, Competent, & Professional, KIND, AND IS FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR A/ c Salesman needed, 35 year old Certified Nursing Assistants for OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY. ANY REP- company has opening for individual RESENTATION CONCERNING ANY ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY BY A with residential and commercial ex- Cleveland, Polk, McMinn, Rhea areas: THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESENTATION/ RESPONSIBILITY OF TRUS- perience. Send resume to: Brannon- [email protected] or call Full-Time, Part-Time, and PRN” TEE(S)/ SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. 423-336-5958. THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR A/ c tEch position, residential and Apply in person at: ENCUMBRANCES LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS WHICH commercial experience necessary. TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLO- 2700 Keith Street, Suite 4, Cleveland, TN 37312 423-336-5958. EOE SURE SALE IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PRIORITY AiR cONDitiONiNG tech and OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- helper needed. must have valid driv- TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF ers license. call 423-504-7740. REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND ASSiStANt SUpERiNtENDENt WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE must have commercial construction ADVERTISEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING experience, able to read blueprints, Cleveland Daily Banner have transportation, be local and de- GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE pendable. must have references. GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS RE- call harley at 423-595-3035. Is presently accepting applications QUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 AND T.C.A. 67-1-1433. THE NOTICE REQUIRE- cOmpANY SEEKiNG workers for MENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET. SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. industrial/ water blasting services. for independent contracted newspaper carriers. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER Experience preferred not required. DAY, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON Drug free workplace. The daily newspapers must be delivered by ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH 1-866-977-1162. ABOVE. THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- cOUNtER SALES & Warehouse 5: PM Monday thru Friday personnel needed for fast paced SCIND THE SALE hardware & fastener company. Ap- By 7: AM on Sunday IN THE EVENT THE HIGHEST BIDDER DOES NOT HONOR THE HIGHEST BID plicants must be well groomed, ex- WITHIN 24 HOURS, THE NEXT HIGHEST BIDDER AT THE NEXT HIGHEST BID perienced in customer service, and WILL BE DEEMED THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. have a working knowledge of hard- Dependable transportation, valid driver’s license ware, construction supplies & safety OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: NONE OR RECORD equipment. Fax resume with verifi- and insurance are required. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OB- able work history for the past 10 TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. years to 423-339-2255. This day, August 17, 2015. This is improved property known as 4675 DELivERY DRivER needed. Box Applications will be accepted RIDGEVIEW AVENUE NW, CLEVELAND, TN 37312 AND UNIMPROVED LOT ON truck experience helpful. Apply in Monday–Friday 9: AM – 4: PM RIDGEVIEW AVENUE NW (OFF), CLEVELAND, TN 37312. person at Scotts Furniture company 1650 South Lee highway, cleve- J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE land. 1800 HAYES STREET DENtAL pRActicE has positions Cleveland Daily Banner NASHVILLE, TN 37203 available for experienced Registered (615) 254-4430 Dental Assistant and Front office. 1505 25th Street NW www.phillipjoneslaw.com please send resume to p. O. Box F14-1064 3927, cleveland, tN 37320. 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LLOYD's usED CArs * LOANs up to $1,250 * $750- $995: Office and storage 5526 Waterlevel Highway Quick Approval 45. vacation Rentals space combined, 20x 35 storage, Cleveland- 423-476-5681 423-476-5770 COLLEGETOWN mOBiLE Es- FOREST 2 riVErs CAmPiNG: rV Park, perfect for contractors, plumbers, TATEs: Two bedrooms nice and Come by before you purchase your NEED CA$H fast but can’t get a Cabin rentals, directly on the river etc. clean. 472–6555. next vehicle! Cash talks, warranties, GROVE loan? Don’t pay for the promise of a at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee $1,600: Nice 3,000 square foot of- history reports. 2007 Pontiac G5 loan. Call the Federal Trade Com- rivers. 423-338-7208. fice/ storage building, great NW lo- 52. 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Exterior, Pressure Washing, FrEE storage, distribution, assembly, 53. Houses For Rent 479-7362 estimates, references. maintenance and light manufactur- $1,195: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath with bo- DAILY 423-284-9652. ing- insulated metal building on 6 48. Office Space For Rent nus room and den, 2 car garage, fin- inch concrete pad 4,200 square feet BANNER BOBCAT FOr rent or Hire with 600 sQuArE feet, multiple office, ished basement, 1,554 square feet. of heated space and 450 square feet PrOVisiON rEAL EsTATE AND trencher or brush cutter, mini exca- of heated and air conditioned office $350 monthly, very convenient, vator with thumb, tractor loader with 423-991-4984. PrOPErTY mANAGEmENT, LLC CLASSIFIEDS space on approximately 1/3 acre of 423-693-0301. boxscrape or bushhog. property available for long- term, tri- 423-478-2724. GET ple net lease, surrounded by security OFFICE/ RETAIL Space Available, L OOKING F OR BOX TrAiLErs, 40' goose neck fencing with gated access. For addi- short and long term lease. several trailer, dump trailer, towable grill for tional information, call Jones Proper- locations, priced from $300 up. Call RESULTS! rent. 423-478-2724. ties at 423-472-4000 or visit Jones Properties 423-472-4000 A N A FFORDABLE http://www.jonesproperties.biz for www.jonesproperties.biz. CALL more information. P LACE T O L IVE CLEVELAND, TN 49. Apartments For Rent $2,500 MOnTHLY, 8,100 square 472-5041 Are You 62 Years or Older? foot metal building available for $1,800: LuXurY Apartment, fully PuBLisHEr's NOTiCE: All real es- storage, distribution, assembly, furnished, utilities paid. Located on tate advertised in this newspaper is maintenance and light manufactur- quiet side street. Contact Jones subject to the Federal Fair Housing ing- insulated metal building on 6 Properties 423-472-4000 Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- • Conveniently Located inch concrete pad with 6,600 square www.jonesproperties.biz man rights Act which makes it ille- • Activities Provided feet of heated space and 1,500 gal to advertise "any preference, square feet of heated and air condi- $475: ONE bedroom, 1 bath, close limitation or discrimination based on • Utilities Included in Rent CAREER OPPORTUNITY tioned office and shop space on ap- to Lee university, water/ sewer paid. race, color, religion, sex, or national LOCAL ROUTE proximately 1/2 acre of property Contact Jones Properties origin, handicap/ disability or an in- DRIVER/TECHNICIAN available for long- term, triple- net 423-472-4000 or tention to make any such prefer- OCOEE RIVER PROPANE lease, surrounded by security fenc- www.jonesproperties.biz ence, limitation or discrimination." North Cleveland ing with gated access. For additional This newspaper will not knowingly 3159 Frazier Park Drive NE $550: 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath; New: Cleveland, TN information, call Jones Properties at accept any advertising for real estate Towers 423-472-4000 or visit: tile, carpet, paint. which is in violation of the law. Our (423)-473-7772 http://www.jonesproperties.biz for $375: Large 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, wa- readers are informed that all dwell- APARTMENTS & Call (423) 479-9639 Come be a member of our UPG more information. ter included. ings advertised in this newspaper HOMES FOR RENT 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 team! Must be 21 years old, have CLEVELAND TN $495: Nice 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. are available on an equal opportu- Accepting CDL with tanker and hazmat PrOVisiON rEAL EsTATE AND $325 MOnTHLY. One to four 1,500 nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- 423-476-5518 endorsements. We offer PrOPErTY mANAGEmENT, LLC nity, m/F. Applications For competitive pay, company paid square foot metal buildings avail- 423-693-0301. Online Rental Payment Available benefits, and weekly incentives able for storage, distribution and 2 LArGE bedroom, 1 bath house for ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” Efficiency Apartments maintenance. Property is sur- $880: LArGE 3 level townhome, 2 Rent Based On Income based on self motivation. If you rent, 423-991-8347. www.bender-realty.com *Income Restrictions Apply rounded by security fencing with bedroom, 2.5 baths with den/ fire- are hard-working and self 2,000 sQuArE foot ranch style or come by office North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of motivated, gated access. For additional infor- place. Community pool. Contact handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or EQUAL HOUSING employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. then this is the job for you! mation, call Jones Properties at Jones Properties, 423-472-4000 or home, newly renovated, very nice 425 25th Street OPPORTUNITY Please email 423-472-4000 or visit: www.jonesproperties.biz. neighborhood, close to schools, 3 [email protected] , http://www.jonesproperties.biz for bedroom, 2 bath. $1,250 per month. or apply in person. more information. Contact (423)421-5774. CLEVELAND TN 2700 sQuArE feet, location city, brick, closets, spa, 2.5 baths, work- HARD WORKERS shop. 423-584-6505. 3 BEDrOOm house, freshly painted, CAN EARN TOP DOLLAR! NOW HIRING EXPERIENCED 2 full baths, carport, behind Logan's AND QUALIFIED PAVING AND roadhouse, $1,100. 4133 Highway Drive. 423-595-2070. G R A D I N G P E R S O N N E L PuBLisHEr's NOTiCE: All real es- tate advertised in this newspaper is 3 BEDrOOm, 1 BATH, water and • Experience with paving equipment, heavy subject to the Federal Fair Housing sewer furnished. Off 25th street. NOW HIRING equipment and experienced paving crew personnel. Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- $775 monthly. 600 or better credit man rights Act which makes it ille- score required. 423-472-1474. Applicants must pass drug test and have a valid gal to advertise "any preference, • G r i l l C o o k s driver’s license. CDL is a plus. limitation or discrimination based on 54. Lots For Sale • Health Plan • Vacation • Holidays race, color, religion, sex, or national 4032 OLD Freewill road. 5.7 acres, • Cashiers and Retail Apply in person to complete application and provide origin, handicap/ disability or an in- 6.28 acres, and 7.06 acres. $55,000 tention to make any such prefer- each. 423-472-1474. resume and references. ence, limitation or discrimination." • Dishroom This newspaper will not knowingly 56. Houses For Sale accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our 1ST TIME HOME BUYERS Apply In Person readers are informed that all dwell- PURCHASE YOUR HOME ings advertised in this newspaper “WITH nO DOWn PAYMEnT” are available on an equal opportu- nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- nity, m/F. CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS! Off I-75 Exit 25 8466 Hiwassee Street NE • Charleston, TN HERB LACY CELL www.caldwellpaving.com • EOE 2 BEDrOOm, 1 bath, living room, # 423-593-1508 kitchen, enclosed porch, basement, EMAIL [email protected] 2600 Westside Dr. garage, $800 monthly, $600 deposit. Century 21 First Choice Realtors No pets. 423-650-7027. 478-2332 Cleveland 265 HiLLViEW Drive NW, 2 bed- room, 1.5 bath. $530 monthly, $530 BY OWNEr: NW Cleveland, ranch deposit. style, living room, dining room, den, An Equal Opportunity Employer 645 Beech Circle, 2 bedroom, 1 kitchen, five bedrooms, three baths, bath, $525 monthly, $525 deposit. enclosed back porch, brick exterior, 1370 south Ocoee street, 2 bed- large lot, trees, $159,000. room, 1 bath house, window air con- 423-472-2664. CARE ditioner. $520 monthly, $520 de- rEmODELED HOmE: 3 Bedrooms, posit. 2.5 baths, double garage, ross/ 665 Beech Circle #6 and #8, 2 bed- Yates, Cleveland middle, Cleveland for a New Career? room, 1 bath. $460 monthly, $460 High, rocking chair front porch, Flor- deposit. ida room. Lease with option to buy. 705 20th street NE #9, 2 bedroom, Owner/ agent, sTONY BrOOKs 1.5 bath, $600 monthly, $600 de- rEALTY 423-479-4514. RN posit. FT position available for 11 p.m.-7 a.m. shift. No pets. 57. Farms & Acreage For Sale Burris Company 423-478-3050 L U X U R Y Must be a Tennessee-licensed RN. 3 BEDrOOm, 1 bath duplex. Laun- LAnD FOR SALE. dry hookups. NO PETs. $565 CNA monthly, $375 deposit; 17 BEAUTIFUL ACRES On 423-310-8792. LOWER RIvER ROAD In FT positions available for all shifts. Must be a DECATUR. /i˜˜iÃÃii‡ViÀ̈wi`˜ÕÀȘ}>ÃÈÃÌ>˜Ì° BEsT LOCATiON in town 723 Wil- vERY CLOSE TO THE low street. Townhouse: 2 bedrooms, TEnnESSEE RIvER. 1.5 bath, Washer/ dryer hookup, no PARTIALLY CLEARED. - Beautifully Decorated - smoking, no pets, $640 monthly, BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR A HOME 2 bedrooms, 1.5 $500 deposit (423)667-3551. WITH A CREEK RUnnInG bath; each unit has a [email protected] BEsT PLACE for living: 3 bedroom, THROUGH IT LOTS OF PInE 2 bath, master on 1st floor, $820. TREES. private patio or large [email protected] 423-667-4967. {GREAT FOR HUnTInG} deck with storage DEER STAnDS AnD HUnTInG

EOE/M/F/V/D BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE LifeCareCareers.com | BLInD ALREADY On SITE. closet attached; APARTMEnTS- 1 Bedroom with RECEnTLY BUSH HOGGED. utilities furnished ($369- $559); 2 landscaped, owner- 62842 Bedroom ($429- $599). Appliances TAKE HWY 58 nORTH maintained grounds. furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. TOWARDS DECATUR, Conveniently CLEAN, sPACiOus, 2 bedroom, CROSS OvER RIvER located on a quiet covered parking, private patio, $650 AnD TURn LEFT OnTO lease, deposit, 423-479-5451. ARMSTROnG FERRY ROAD, side street. BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS TURn RIGHT On CLEVELAND summiT Apartments LOWER RIvER ROAD. rent is based on income for persons PROPERTY APPROXIMATELY Located near the Historic District M A I N T E N A N C E M A N A G E R 62 or older, handicapped or dis- 7/10 MILE On LEFT. abled. We have immediate open- Modern appliances ings. Equal Housing Opportunity 44 MUST SEE! Granite countertops Bradley County Schools is accepting applications from inman street 479-3005 $79,900 All utilities paid qualified individuals for the position of EXTrA NiCE 1 bedroom, $375 monthly, $300 deposit. CALL (423)285-4030 (includes Wi-Fi, cable, & weekly maid service) MAINTENANCE MANAGER. No smoking, no pets. 423-472-6911. FEATURES Qualified applicants will coordinate activities of workers engaged in mechanical and structural activities in schools plant maintenance and campuses. Work involves reviewing contracts to ascertain service, equipment and workforce requirements; NOW answering inquiries from potential customers regarding HIRING methods, materials, and equipment costs. The successful candidate will determine schedules, sequences and assignments for work activities and enforce operating procedures and • Production Shift Supervisors work standards. This is a twelve month position. • Production Team Leaders • Mechanics Qualified applicants should have at least five years applicable • Tech Assistant III experience including experience as a foreman, exhibit computer • Stand-Up Forklift Operators literacy and possess a valid Tennessee driver’s license. • Production Operators Contact Jones Properties, LLC. APPLY IN PERSON AT: Application may be made by visiting the Bradley County 3312 Keith Street NW – Cleveland, TN 37312 at 423-472-4000 for pricing. Schools web site at www.bradleyschools.org/jobs. Visit our website for additional details www.globalpersonnelsol.com Bradley County Schools is an equal opportunity employer. Drug Screen required. E-verify and National Criminal Background Check 26—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, August 26, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Your Best Shot

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DENNIS WHITE shared the two photos above. He titled the photo on left "By the Way." “I found these dust covered flowers by a well-traveled road. Can find God’s work wherever you may look. I count it a privilege to have seen them.” The photo on right, he titled “White Rose.” “The rose that my mother, Mary White, watched the Potter grow in her garden this summer. Sometimes joy and blessings come in small simple things,” he said. DAVID AND CAROL MARR shared this flag with a reminder that this is the “land of the free because of the brave.”

TOM CARTER shared some photos, right and below, he took while enjoying a “day on the river.”

CATHY HAMMONTREE was enjoying nature by taking a photo of a praying mantis, below, and a butterfly, right.

Tech startups want to change the way you drive SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A vet- 2017. data hurdle: ParkMe boasts park- tion systems. verify the miles driven. enjoy autonomous driving. At eran computer scientist hates sit- PARKME: ing information from 1,800 cities METROMILE: Other insurance companies are least that’s the premise behind ting in his car at stop lights, so he Sam Friedman and Alex Israel around the world, much of it col- That little diagnostic port trying similar devices to track Cruise Automation’s “highway creates software that makes the missed the start of a movie lected via live feeds from ticket under your car’s dashboard isn’t drivers’ behavior, but MetroMile autopilot” kit. experience less annoying. A for- because they couldn’t find a place dispensers at commercial and just for mechanics. It can provide says it won’t penalize a customer Cruise engineers have retro-fit- mer engineering professor wants to park. That’s when the two municipal lots. useful information for drivers and for speeding or slamming the ted some recent Audi models with to double the range of today’s young men, friends since kinder- ParkMe also gets street parking insurance companies, too. brakes. The company promises prototype kits consisting of electric vehicles. And an aeronau- garten, decided to launch a com- data from meters that accept Several startups use match- significant savings for people who rooftop sensors, a computer in tics expert believes flying cars pany. credit cards and from cities that box-sized devices that plug into don’t drive much. That may limit the trunk and controls that fit shouldn’t be science fiction. Los Angeles-based ParkMe is use pavement sensors for parking the port and send information on the potential market, although behind the steering wheel. It’s no secret that technology is one of several startups with enforcement. While it uses the a car’s performance to the driver’s CEO Dan Preston says drivers Founder Kyle Vogt says the sys- changing the car industry. The smartphone apps that help driv- data in its apps for drivers, smartphone. San Francisco start- also get useful information from tem will keep a car within its free- major automakers, as well as tech ers find, reserve and pay online ParkMe also sells it to planning up MetroMile goes further. It sells MetroMile’s app. way lane, while steering around giants such as Google and possi- for parking spots. But it’s gone agencies and car companies, car insurance on a pay-per-mile CRUISE: curves and maintaining safe dis- bly Apple, are laying the ground- further than most in solving the including Audi, for their naviga- basis, using a similar device to You don’t need to wait years to tance from other vehicles. work for the first driverless cars. Meanwhile, a number of engi- neers and entrepreneurs have started their own companies to tackle other automotive chal- lenges. Here are six startups that want to change the way you drive: CONNECTED SIGNALS: Traffic lights bring order to intersections, but have their inconveniences: They turn red when you’re in a hurry; they take forever to change green. And then your mind wanders while you wait — until the guy behind you starts leaning on his horn. Entrepreneur and computer scientist Matt Ginsberg hates red lights. So he started Connected Signals, based in Eugene, Oregon, to collect real-time data from cities that synchronize their traffic signals. The company’s smartphone app tells motorists if an upcoming signal is about to change color. It shows drivers how long they’ll have to wait if a light is red — and chimes a warn- ing just before it turns green. The app helps prevent distrac- tion, unnecessary acceleration and delays, Ginsberg says. BMW has added it to its driver display. Ginsberg also sees an opportunity in selling data for automotive sys- tems that shut off a car’s engine to save gas during longer red lights. One hurdle is getting the raw data from individual cities: Ginsberg has agreements with about 100 towns and hopes to cover half the United States by