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161st YEAR • NO. 262 MARCH 2, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 26 PAGES • 50¢ Family Resource Agency named recipient of Excellence in Building Resiliency Award By JOYANNA LOVE are a small but important way we can high- Banner Senior Staff Writer light and honor their good work.” “We have been very proud of our FRA staff will receive the award March 8 The Governor’s Children’s Cabinet has project at the Blythe Family at the War Memorial Auditorium in named the Bradley County Family Resource Support Center.” Nashville as a part of the Tennessee Agency as its first winner of the Excellence — James Anderson Commission on Children and Youth’s in Building Resiliency Award. Children’s Advocacy Days. “I would define it (resiliency) as the ability “To give our children the best chance for to adapt to change and whatever life throws Awards for Excellence in Early Foundations success, families, schools and communities at you. Sometimes it’s easy to forget how selected by the Children’s Cabinet co- must work together to create a nurturing resilient families are in poverty ... a lot of chaired by Gov. Bill Haslam and first lady environment for child development, begin- them do not have the resources (that others Crissy Haslam. ning at birth,” Crissy Haslam said in a press have) but they make it, so helping kids to “As I travel across the state, I’m always release. “These winners are wonderful learn to adapt to change and helping fami- impressed with the commitment and cre- examples of that collaborative spirit, and lies is a way to improve resiliency,” said ativity of so many Tennesseans working Banner photo, JOYANNA LOVE they have shown a true passion for serving FAMILY RESOURCE AGENCY CEO James Anderson, from left, James Anderson, Family Resource Agency tirelessly to help get our children prepared Tennessee’s children.” CEO. for success in school and in life,” the gover- stands with Head Start Director Sherronda Thompson and Catherine The award is a part of the Governor’s nor said in a press release. “These awards See AWARD, Page 6 Rice. Inside Today Chapman It’s Donald and Hillary is named Bradley County to keynote likes Trump, favors Clinton 100 BMBC in a squeaker banquet By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer Annual event set Bradley County voters Saturday, 6 p.m. turned out in large numbers as they joined what can be catego- By LARRY C. BOWERS rized as a tidal wave of support Banner Staff Writer for Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic It’s springtime once again, and hopeful Hillary Clinton. it’s time for the annual 100 Both the New York entrepre- Black Men of Bradley County neur and the former U.S. secre- Inc. Scholarship and Mentoring tary of state were called as win- Fundraising Banquet. ners in Tennessee by the major This year’s news organizations just sec- event is sched- Battle of the best onds after the polls closed uled for 6 p.m. The Bradley Central Bears within the state’s borders. Saturday in the defeated No. 2 Cookeville in the Local election officials Deacon Jones region 3A basketball semifinals, reported no problems as voters Dining Hall on and will face off in the champi- cast their preferences for the the Lee onship game against the Walker nation’s top job. However, some University cam- Valley Mustangs, who dumped precincts were caught with pus. White County. The Lee Lady people still in line as the 8 p.m. The keynote Flames advanced to the semifinal closing hour came and went, speaker will be Chapman round of the Gulf South tourna- with reports of long lines Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE James Chapman ment with a win over West throughout the day across the VOTING LOCATIONS remained steadily busy all day Tuesday up until the 8 p.m. closing time for of Chattanooga. Florida. See Sports, Pages 11-13. county. polls. This was the scene at the Waterville Elementary voting station just before 7 p.m. Chapman is a well-known inno- Per routine, those voters in vator in both the civic and entre- line at 8 p.m. were allowed to preneurial community. He is the Eulogizing two of cast their ballots which made founder of Oil Drop, a start-up the ballot boxes late getting to company that provides on-the- Cleveland’s finest the Bradley County spot oil-change service by way of Last week, the Cleveland and Courthouse Annex to be count- online scheduling and a mobile Bradley County community paid its ed. app. Fran Green, elections admin- His most recent venture is final respects to two of its finest — Workaholics, a collaborative Dr. T.L. Lowery, a much-admired istrator, said the only real diffi- culty for the evening was prob- space for entrepreneurs on a Church of God evangelist, and Billie lems with putting results on membership basis during the Nipper, a local artist whose work on the county website. day, and open to the public at canvas is known worldwide. Read The first local returns were night for tackling projects and the editorial on Page 14 of today’s posted by 8:50 p.m. and counts sharing ideas. He was named edition. were completed by 10:45 p.m. 2013 Chattanooga Young A total of 19,725 Bradley Professional of the Year and to Countians practiced the art of 2015 Chatter Magazine’s Top 20 Forecast democracy by marking their Under 40. ballots, with 12,581 of them Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE The guest for this year’s 100 Today should be mostly sunny, JOE REED and Fran Green calculate votes JERRY LANCE unloads equipment used at a BMBC banquet is a nationally with a high near 47. Tonight’s fore- See DONALD, Page 6 Tuesday night after the polls closed. voting station Tuesday. cast calls for increasing clouds, See CHAPMAN, Page 6 with a low around 33. Thursday calls for clouds and an 80 percent chance of rain and possible light snow before 9 a.m., then rain CPD is working Awakening America event showers, with a high near 49. Thursday night calls for mostly to host Stephen Kendrick cloudy skies and an 80 percent to foster strong chance of showers, with a low By JOYANNA LOVE Resolution for Men” and “The around 38. Banner Senior Staff Writer Love Dare for Parents.” The Awakening America community trust The Awakening America Alliance is the organization Index Alliance, headquartered in behind the annual Cry Out By JOYANNA LOVE Cleveland, is holding its first America prayer events held Classified...... 16-17 Banner Senior Staff Writer fundraiser with some help from nationwide. Locally, the head- Comics...... 24 film producer Stephen Kendrick. Cleveland Police Department officers in the quarters serves as a meeting Editorials...... 14 Kendrick will be the guest freshly minted Community Relations unit are point for organizers. Throughout speaker for the alliance’s Horoscope...... 24 focusing on connecting with people in the neigh- the year, the “Awaken Our Nation” fundraiser Lifestyles...... 19-21 borhoods the CPD serves, as a way to increase office hosts on April 4. Obituaries...... 2 understanding of what the department does. monthly meet- Kendrick, along with his Stocks...... 4 “This is something we want the whole depart- ings and prayer brother Alex, has produced Sports...... 11-13 ment to be involved in,” CPD Chief Mark Gibson times for local “Facing the Giants,” said. pastors. TV Schedule...... 25 “Courageous,” “Fireproof” and Sgt. Evie West presented information about the “We were a Weather...... 9 most recently, “War Room.” new unit to the Community Crime Reduction strategic promo- “This year with the election, Committee at Bradley County Juvenile Court on tional partner Around Town and just the overall climate in Tuesday. with them for the nation, we sensed that there “The Community Relations Unit is something Kendrick “War Room.” We Connie Gage receiving a good was a greater need for prayer that I am super passionate and excited about,” did screenings report ... Emma Moore getting than ever before, and we felt West said. around the nation in meetings prepared for piano training ... that it would be good to bring in The unit was established in January. and we also helped to promote it Laura Divers excited about her someone like Stephen Kendrick “Unfortunately, whether it is locally or nation- through our constituent base children, Nicolas, Paul and who has just produced the pow- ally, anytime a police officer makes a decision it and to the pastors,” said Kay Tommy, and parents, Renny and erful movie — ‘War Room’ — is reflected on us. It doesn’t matter if it’s Horner, executive director of Ada Lucanese, arriving in which focused on prayer,” Ferguson, Missouri, or Cleveland, Tennessee,” Awakening America Alliance. Cleveland soon ... Kippi Cox pro- Horner said. West said. “The purpose of being able to establish “Stephen has a real heart for viding some TLC. Horner said Kendrick has also this unit was to bring us to the point where we what we are doing through Cry been a part of the book and were able to have a good relationship with our Out America … We have just video study titled “A Battle Plan community.” been really blessed by this rela- for Prayer” which is related to Building trust in the department throughout the tionship.” the movie. He has also co- 6489076 75112 See CPD, Page 6 Sgt. Evie West authored “The Love Dare,” “The See KENDRICK, Page 6 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Daniel Mark Maxwell, and wife, Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation society in Jody, of Ooltewah, Mike Maxwell in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obituaries@cleveland- and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. of Ocoee, Shelly Webb of Phone (423) 472-5041. banner.com and fax to 423-614-6529, attention Obits. Sweetwater, Melanie O’Connor of Sweetwater, Byron Maxwell, Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant husband, Joe Cannon, of Hope Hughes and wife Greta, of Polk County; Editor & Publisher General Manager Cleveland; two sons: Ernie brother, Muril Kile of Sweetwater; (Bambi) Cannon and Wade Hope Hughes, of East Ridge, sisters: Gail O’Daniel, Ruth Member of The Associated Press (Brittany) Cannon both of died Tuesday. March 1, 2016, at McKee, both of Sweetwater, her home. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches Cleveland; and five grandchil- Carolyn Henry of Cleveland; and credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin dren: Duggan, Taylor, Carson, Arrangements have been several nieces and nephews and herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. entrusted to Companion Funeral Abbi Reese and Greyson other extended family members. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Cannon; brother, Jerry (Carolyn) & Cremation Service. The family and friends will gather at 2 p.m. Thursday, March Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Ford of Inman, S.C.; sister, Judy Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily (Toad) Frazier of Wheelersburg, 4, 2016 at Watson Chapel Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Ohio; sister, Ginger Dahlin of Cemetery for the committal serv- By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 Jacksonville, Fla.; stepmother, ice. By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Orena Ford of Cleveland; step- There will be no formal visita- By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 tion. By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 sisters: Sherry (Gene) North of Morristown, Kim (Danny) Ledford Online condolences may be Print + E-Edition of Cleveland; Debbie (Tom) sent to www.serenityfunerals. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 Virginia Jones By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 Mainor of Dayton, Linda (Glen) com. By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 McConnell of Mint Hill, N.C.; and Virginia Jones, 81, of Serenity Funeral Home and By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Cleveland, passed away many loving nieces and Cremation Center of Etowah is in E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Warren C. Bivens nephews. Monday, Feb. 8, 2016, in the charge of arrangements. Bradley Health Care and Warren C. Bivens, 75, of She was preceded in death by Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Rehabilitation. Delano, passed away on her parents, Joseph and Mary She was preceded in death by Tuesday, March 1, 2016, at a Nell Ford. her husband, Leonard Jones; local hospital. She has run the race and fin- son, Danny Jones; grandson, Presbyterian Church. In later husband, Burley Swafford; sis- He was born on March 18, ished her course. Jean has left a Terry Jones; parents: John and years, she attended First ters: Jean Hughes and Lucille 1940, to the late Hird Andrew and fine example of how to live by her Vernie Jones Terry; three broth- Cumberland Presbyterian Willis; and brothers: Johnny and Ella Mae Bivens. words and actions. She has now ers; and four sisters. Church in Cleveland. David Smith. He was a lifelong resident of come to the time for which she Survivors include her sons: She graduated from Bradley She is survived by children and this area and was a former mem- lived. This is not the end, but the Eddie Jones and wife, Susan, County High School in 1943 and spouses: Carlis and Alyce ber of Son Life Ministries and beginning. Randy Jones and wife, Kim, and began her first paying job at Swafford of Chattanooga, current member of Set Free The family will receive friends Johnny Wayne Jones, all of American Uniform Factory. Later, Deanna and James Ratledge of Christian Fellowship Church. from 4 to 7 p.m. with a Cleveland; brother, Dave Terry she began a career at Parks-Belk Riceville, Donald and Diane He enjoyed cooking, garden- Celebration of Life service start- and wife, Vivian; sisters: Sue and continued working there until Swafford of Birchwood, Lynn and ing, talking, and “porch sittin’.” ing at 7 p.m. today, Parker and husband, Eddie, and her retirement. Linda Swafford of Athens, However, above all things he March 2, 2016, at North June Sullivan and husband, Don, In 1947, she and Carl Murray Glenda and Heshel Malone of loved his family and spending Cleveland Baptist Church, 2815 all of Jamestown; five grandchil- married. They were married for Calhoun, and Evelyn ad time with them. North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, dren; and five great-grandchil- 62 years until his death in 2009. Dewayne Watson of Englewood; In addition to his mother and TN 37312 with Dr. Jay dren. She was a talented seam- sister, Lily Rogers of Cleveland, father, he is preceded in death by McCluskey officiating. The funeral was held stress and kept Becky, Kathy and and sister-in-law, Eunice Smith of three brothers: Dennis Bivens, Pallbearers include: Colby Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016, at 11 later Jacquelyn in beautiful hand- Cleveland; several nieces, Troy Bivens, and Hubby Bivens; Houston, Jeff Elliott, Charlie a.m. at Mundy Funeral Home in made clothes. She also enjoyed nephews, and other extended and sister, Jacquillon Hamilton. Hysinger, Larry Sharo, Ron Jamestown. making quilts. family members and friends. He leaves behind to cherish Spangler, and Ralph Earby. Interment was in Fentress She was preceded in death by A Celebration of Life and his memory his wife of 56 years, In lieu of flowers, the family Memorial Gardens with Bro. her parents; stepmother, Ira Home going for Kathryn Swafford Judy Bivens; three sons: Roger requests donations be made in Darul Rains officiating. Lawson Moreland; and sisters: will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Bivens (Theresa), Daren Bivens Jean’s memory to North Pallbearers included Eric Katharine, Virginia, Christine, March 3, 2016, at Calvary Baptist (Deborah), and Chris Bivens Cleveland Baptist Church, Grace Jones, Dustin Jones, Melissa Geraldine, Jean and Reba. Church in Riceville with Brother (Lynn); sister, Lavellda Davis; to the Finish, Building Fund, Jones, Stephany Jones, Edgar Survivors include daughters: Jimmy Lewis and Brother Daniel grandchildren: Amy Elrod, Brandi 2815 North Ocoee Street, Parker and Chris Anderson. Rebecca and husband, Paul Malone officiating. A graveside Bivens, Brian Bivens, Sam Raby, Cleveland, TN 37312. Woosley, of Murfreesboro and service will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Mandie Ramsey, Mercedes You are invited to share a per- Kathy and husband, Jeff March 4, 2016, at Calhoun Bivens, and Cheyenne McIntosh; sonal memory of Jean or your Laurel E. McFadden Morelock, of Cleveland; three Cemetery with grandsons serv- 10 great-grandchildren; and condolences with her family at Laurel E. McFadden, 92, of grandchildren: Jacquelyn Ayers, ing as pallbearers. A white dove numerous stepgrandchildren and her online memorial located at Cleveland, passed away Sunday, Davis (Ashlan) Morelock and release will conclude the servic- great-grandchildren. www.companionfunerals.com. Feb. 28, 2016, in a local hospital. Kate (Jeremy) Kerley; six great- es. The funeral will be held at 7 Companion Funeral and He was an active member of grandchildren: Elizabeth and The family will receive friends p.m. on Friday, March 4, 2016, at Cremation Service and the Cody First Baptist Church of Jackson Ayers, Emma Ann and from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Companion Funeral Home, 2419 family are honored to assist the Cleveland. He was also an active Jefferson Morelock and Lillie and Calvary Baptist Church in Georgetown Rd. NW, Cleveland. Cannon family with these member of the Paul Jones Hayes Kerley; and very special Riceville. The family will receive friends arrangements. Memorial Chapter No. 25 of the sister-in-law, neighbor and friend, The family wants to express from 5 p.m. until the 7 p.m. serv- Disabled American Veterans. Sherry Murray. their deep appreciation to East ice time at the funeral home on He was a butcher by trade for The visitation will be held at Tennessee Home Health and Friday. more than 50 years with various Grissom-Serenity Funeral Home Hospice for their compassionate You are invited to share a per- grocery stores in the Cleveland on Thursday, March 3, 2016, care. sonal memory of Warren or your area. He was a decorated World from 5 to 7 p.m. with the service Online condolences may be condolences with his family at his War II veteran and served in the to follow in the chapel. sent to online memorial located at Pacific. Interment will be on Friday, in www.serenityfunerals.com www.companionfunerals.com. He was preceded in death by the Murray Cemetery in the Serenity Funeral Home and his parents: Lloyd and Edna Prospect community at 11 a.m. Cremation Center of Etowah is in “Bess” McFadden; his first wife, Pallbearers are Jeff and Davis charge of arrangements. Dorothy Ward McFadden; his Morelock, Paul Woosley and stepchildren: Donathan L. Ward Jackson Ayers, Jeremy Kerley and Jonathon P. Ward; and and Bucky Bancroft, Jim and grandchildren: Mitch L. Ward, Brian Swafford and Garry Tammy Ward York and J. Mark Murray. Tommy Lynn Ward. The family requests memorials Survivors include his wife, be made to the Carl and Irene Thomas “Tommy” Marion Murray Scholarship Fund at Lynn, 68, of McDonald, passed Isabel Close McFadden; daugh- ters-in-law: Elaine Ward, Nancy Cleveland State Community away Monday, Feb. 29, 2016. College, PO Box 3570, He was preceded in death by Ward and Nancy Sitzler, all of Cleveland; grandchildren: Mike Cleveland, TN 37320. LOTTERY his parents: Carl and Annie Lynn; Online condolences may be stepmother, Irene Lynn; brother, (Shannon) Ward, David Ward and Donna Ward (Jonathan) sent to www.grissomserenity. Marvin Lynn; and four sisters: com. NUMBERS Ruth Cannon, Nell Dill, Carol Cochrane; great-grandchildren: McCoy and Donna Smith. Colton Ward, Ian Ward, Jacob He was a veteran of the U S Ward and Reagan Cochrane; (AP) — These lotteries were Army. He retired from TVA, special extended family mem- drawn Tuesday: where he worked as a right of bers: James Sitzler and son, Allen Sitzler; numerous friends way inspector. He also served as Tennessee a volunteer with Memorial and church family. Hospital in Chattanooga. The service will be held on Cash 3 Evening: 5-5-0, Lucky Vikki Dalton He is survived by his loving Thursday, March 3, 2016, at 7 Sum: 10 Vikki Lynn Dalton, 58, of wife of 39 years, Carolyn Lynn; p.m. in the chapel of Fike- Osie E. Sliger Cash 3 Midday: 7-7-0, Lucky Cleveland, passed away two sons: Kenley Lynn, of Randolph & Son Funeral Home Osie E. Sliger, 90, of Sum: 14 Tuesday, March 1, 2016, at the McDonald and Zachary (Janet) with th Rev. Tom Wickes officiat- Cleveland, died this morning, Cash 3 Morning: 2-3-1 family residence. Lynn, of Cleveland; sister, Mary ing. Wednesday, March 2, 2016. Cash 4 Evening: 3-9-2-0, She was a member of Little Abazadze, of Harrison; three Interment will take place on Survivors and funeral arrange- Lucky Sum: 14 Conasauga Baptist Church. She grandchildren: Ben Mosley, Friday at 10 a.m. in Johnston ments will be announced by Fike- was a loving wife, mother and Cemetery with military honors Randolph & Son Funeral Home. Cash 4 Midday: 2-9-7-6, Lucky Chloe Lynn and Ryder Lynn; and Sum: 24 grandmother and really loved several nieces and nephews. concluding the service. Sandra Jean Cannon and enjoyed her grandchildren. The funeral will be held 11 The family will receive friends Cash 4 Morning: 2-1-3-7 Sandra Jean Cannon, 72, was She was a former employee of a.m., Friday, March 4, 2016, at on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m prior Mega Millions: 01-29-33-34- called to her Heavenly home on Peyton’s Southeastern. Corinth Baptist Church, 216 to the service. 55, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 5 Monday evening, Feb. 29 sur- She was preceded in death by Corinth Church Road in We invite you to send a mes- rounded by her family and close her father, Donald Davis; mother, McDonald, with Pastor Gary sage of condolence and view the Georgia friends. She was born on May 17, Mary Florence Minton; sister, Thacker officiating. Burial will fol- McFadden family guest book at All or Nothing Day: 01-05-06- 1943 in Mississippi to Joseph Patty Davis Ellis; and brothers: low in Corinth Baptist Church www.fikefh.com. 07-13-14-15-17-18-21-23-24 and Mary Nell Ford. Lonnie Cooper and Leon Cooper. Cemetery with military rites being She is survived by her hus- All or Nothing Evening: 02-04- “For God so loved the world conducted. 06-08-09-10-11-14-17-18-21-23 that He gave His only begotten band, George Dalton of The family will receive friends Son, that whoever believes in Cleveland; children: Patricia from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the All or Nothing Morning: 01-02- Him should not perish but have Moulds and husband, Joey, of funeral home. 03-04-10-11-12-16-17-20-21-22 everlasting life.” ~ John 3:16 Old Fort, and Lacy Burke and In lieu of flowers, memorial All or Nothing Night: 02-03-04- Jean Cannon believed! She not husband, Johnnie, of Cleveland; contributions may be made to 05-08-09-13-14-15-16-23-24 only believed, but shared this stepmom, Mary Davis; stepchil- Corinth Baptist Church. Cash 3 Evening: 1-5-7 beloved verse with everyone who dren: Amy Hill and Marty Dalton, Please share your thoughts Cash 3 Midday: 5-6-2 was blessed to be in her pres- both of Cleveland; eight grand- and memories online at Cash 4 Evening: 3-0-6-1 ence. She is now experiencing children: Jericho Crutcher, www.ChattanoogaValleyViewCh Boston Collins, Dayton Collins, Cash 4 Midday: 7-4-0-6 the everlasting life that she all too apel.com Fantasy 5: 03-04-20-23-41 often dreamt about and shared Dillon Moulds, Sierra Hill, Arrangements are by with others. Seleena Hill, Jackson Burke and Chattanooga Funeral Home, Georgia FIVE Evening: 0-6-5-3- She was a true servant of God. Justin Burke; siblings: Donna Crematory & Florist, Valley View 5 She faithfully served her family Johnson and Janet Dowling, both Chapel, 7414 Old Lee Highway, Georgia FIVE Midday: 1-4-5-1- as a loving wife, mother, grand- of Kingman, Ariz., Linda Beard Chattanooga, TN 37421. 6 mother, sister and relative. She and husband, Brad, Georgia Mega Millions: 01-29-33-34- loved her North Cleveland McCarty and husband, Tim, Billy 55, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 5 Baptist Church where she was a Minton Sr., Frances Lucille Kile Maxwell member for 60 years. Her life Gehlahausen and husband, Jeff, Lucille Kile Maxwell, 79, of was spent serving the Lord. She and Bo Minton and wife, Becky, Ocoee, passed away at her led a countless number of chil- all of Evansville; and several home on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016. dren, including her own sons and nieces and nephews. She was an avid naturalist, Kathryn Marie Swafford IT’SASPECIAL grandsons to Christ through her The funeral will be held at 2 loved the mountains of East p.m. Friday, March 4, 2016, in the Kathryn Marie Smith Swafford, 30 plus years as a second grade Tennessee and always surround- 90, of Athens, passed away Sunday school teacher. She was chapel of Ralph Buckner Funeral ed herself with many plants and DAY FOR ... Home chapel with Pastor Gary Tuesday morning, March 1, known for making the Bible come flowers. 2016, at her residence. to life through her creative “story Higgins officiating. She enjoyed spending time The family will receive friends She was born in Niota on Sept. telling.” From her Mr. Elephant with her family and we will carry 26, 1926, to the late Carl and David Silvers, Patti Lilly, Mike treat puppet to the scripture from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the many wonderful memories of her funeral home. Mabel Marie Crittenden Smith. Murphy, Sandra Knight Collins, memorization games, younger and her love of family and nature. She was a native and lifelong Kevin Lusk, Jim A. Mayfield and children could not wait to be a We invite you to view and sign She was preceded in death by Irene Murray the Dalton family guestbook at resident of McMinn County and a Scott Creech, who are celebrating part of Mrs. Jean and Mr. Joe’s her children: Brooke Maxwell, Ellen Irene Murray for all her longtime member of Calvary Bible Study hour. She was a car- www.ralphbuckner.com. Stan Maxwell, and Carmen life was a resident of the birthdays today ... Kyle Harris, Baptist Church. who turns 30. ing teacher who gave Godly Renae Maxwell; parents, Walker Prospect community. She enjoyed sewing, her flow- instruction and correction. She and Virginia Kile; brothers: Lynn She was born June 24, 1926, ers and spending time with her also served as secretary on staff Kile, Stan Kile, Ken Kile and in Cleveland, to Charles S. and family, especially her grandkids at North Cleveland Baptist for 16 Gene Winters; sisters: Mary Jewel McLain Moreland. and great-grandkids. Reuse the News years. Hadorn and Jo Jenkins. She was a member of the New In addition to her parents, she Recycle this newspaper She is survived by her beloved Survivors include her children: Prospect Cumberland was preceded in death by her www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 3 WACKER’s Burk to update Chamber

prior to anticipated grand opening • Bankruptcy Erika Burk, Ph.D., senior reservation or visit the events • Criminal Law director of human resources for calendar on the Chamber’s web- WACKER POLYSILICON North site, www.clevelandchamber • Divorce & America LLC, will speak at .com, by Tuesday, March 15. 2016’s first quarterly “Food for Family Law Thought” membership luncheon on Thursday, March 17, at noon Law Offices of at the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce. Reuse the News Andrew B. Morgan The Chamber’s Small Business Committee offers the “Food for Recycle this newspaper 140 N. Ocoee St., Ste. 103 Thought” luncheons to provide a Cleveland, TN 37311 menu of diverse topics of interest (423) 829-1429 to the community. The WACKER POLYSILICON project has remained in the fore- front of economic development COMING AppointEd QuArtEt members include David Hill, Chris Wells, discussions since announcement SOON! Earl Roberts and Stephen Roberts. of the project in February 2009. Erika Burk The facility will produce hyper- pure polycrystalline silicon, a key ness HR manager responsible for Appointed Quartet to appear component in photovoltaics for all global strategic human solar energy and semiconductors resources issues. for the electronics industry. Educated at the University of at Cowboy Gospel Jubilee Burk will provide current Denver, she holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations Appointed Quartet from website. information about the comple- and German language. She also FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Tunnel Hill, Ga., will headline the Also appearing on the Jubilee tion of the long-awaited project to received a master’s degree in Cowboy Gospel Jubilee this is award-winning singer-song- Chamber members prior to the • Italian • Greek business administration from the Friday. writer Elmer Bramlett, Joel and official grand opening in April. • American Cuisine University of Alabama at “Appointed Quartet has a great Pam Moore, Emily Varnell, and Burk, the first employee hired • Full Salad Bar Birmingham. She completed her sound and is a group of terrific the Cowboy Church Band and by WACKER POLYSILICON North doctorate in business adminis- Southern Gospel singers,” said Chorale. Ron Upchurch is host America LLC, was named direc- tration from the University of St. Steve Poteet, producer of the pop- and announcer. tor of human resources in 423-790-5850 Gallen, Switzerland. ular event. “Their smooth har- The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee is December 2010. Prior to joining Following her promotion to Stuart Rd. Behind Sonic monies and low bass, combined held at the Cleveland Cowboy WACKER, UNUM of Chattanooga senior director of human with their solid songs, always Church in the Dockery Heights employed Burk as assistant vice resources, she now has overall make for a memorable concert.” community at 3040 Blythe Road, president, human resources responsibility for WACKER Stephen Roberts sings tenor off Dockery Lane, between Blue business partners, for the com- POLYSILICON’s employee on- and is the manager for the group, Springs and Blackburn Roads. pany’s Global Technology board hiring process and over- while Chris Wells sings baritone. Admission is free and a love offer- Division. sees the implementation of the David Hill sings lead and Earl ing is taken for the headliners. Fluent in the German lan- FINAL CLOSE OUT DAYS! human resources operating plan, Roberts sings bass. The quartet’s ——— guage, she has held increasingly including compensation and newest CD, titled “Time to Tell appointedqt.wix.com/appoint- responsible human resources benefits program management, the World,” is available at their edquartet and personnel management posi- tions, beginning her career in talent management and ongoing 1995 as an employment special- human resources operations ist with Mercedes-Benz, U.S. administration. International Inc., in Vance, Ala. The first quarter “Food for TENNESSEE BRIEFS She relocated to Stuttgart, Thought” Dutch-treat luncheon Germany, and continued her will take place at the Chamber of career with Daimler-Chrysler AG Commerce, with reservations as senior manager of human required to facilitate room setup Spring Creek Town Center Man pleads guilty to botched year-old West Tennessee boy who resources. She has also worked and food. was the subject of a weeklong in the high-tech industry with Please call the Chamber at robbery involving fake bomb search died of hypothermia and Agilent Technologies as a busi- 423-472-6587 to make your KNOXVILLE (AP) — A Maine that his death was an accident. man has pleaded guilty to multi- L IQUIDATION S ALE WTVF-TV in Nashville says the ple armed bank robberies includ- report from Dr. David ing the botched robbery of a Zimmerman of the Center for E VERYTHING M UST G O ! Connecticut credit union during Forensic Medicine there said CHURCH ACTIVITIES which he strapped a bank execu- there was no sign of violent trau- SHOES, HANDBAGS, SCARVES, tive with a fake bomb. ma or broken bones or any evi- Forty-five-year-old Brian dence of poisoning in the death of Carolyn Braddy will be the Community Chapel Church of JEWELRY, JACKETS & MORE. Witham, of Waterville, Maine, Noah Chamberlin of the Pinson speaker Thursday at 7 a.m., for God, 1807 Blythe Ave., Saturday appeared Tuesday in federal community. Everything....$19.99 the His Hands Extended at 6:30 p.m. court in Knoxville. Authorities had previously Devotional at Garden Plaza, 3500 ——— CLOSE OUT SALE! The Hartford Courant reports indicated they believed the death Keith St. The Rev. Roy Tatum, as well as Witham and another man broke was an accident. 2445 Spring Creek Blvd. • (423) 790-1543 ——— the Bennett Sisters, will sing at into bank executive Matthew The child’s body was found Community Chapel Church of Cohulla Baptist Church, Sunday www.facebook.com/theshoetree Yussman’s home on Feb. 23. Jan. 21 in a clearing in the woods God, 1807 Blythe Ave., will have at 6 p.m. They tied up his 70-year-old near his home. The boy went a revival today through Friday at mother and strapped a fake missing during a walk with his 7 nightly. The speaker will be the bomb to Yussman before order- grandmother and 4-year-old sis- Rev. Edwin Lipsey, Pastor of the ing him to withdraw money from ter. South Cleveland Church of God. Achieve Financial Credit Union in Hundreds of volunteers were Gospel evangelist and singer will New Britain, Connecticut. involved in the search. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: Yussman called police. be brother John Lanier on Witham is charged with rob- State awards emergency contract Saturday at 6:30 p.m. beries and extortions in for I-75 rock slide cleanup ——— Tennessee, North Carolina and CARYVILLE (AP) — Officials in Evangelist Billy Griffin will be Pennsylvania. He also forced Tennessee have let an emergency in revival at Mountain View HARDWICK bank executives in the Tennessee contract to begin clearing an area Church of God, 210 Roadway cases to withdraw money. of Interstate 75 that’s covered by Drive S.E., Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Cleveland, Tennessee His co-defendant, 43-year-old a rock slide. and 6 p.m., and Monday through THEIR ANNUAL Michael Benanti, of Lake Multiple media outlets report Wednesday at 7 p.m. est.July 28th, 1880 Harmony, Pennsylvania, awaits the state transportation depart- ——— trial. ment awarded the $2.9 million Jim Rickets will be singing at Memphis, Shelby County see rise contract Monday to Charles Lebanon Baptist Church, 1141 Blalock & Sons, Inc. The contract Old Parksville Road N.E., Sunday in heroin-related deaths includes the removal of slide at 11 a.m. AMERICA’S OLDEST TAILORED CLOTHING MAKER PRESENTS MEMPHIS (AP) — Local law debris, stabilization of the exist- —— enforcement officials are working ing slope and interstate repairs. John Lanier, Southern Gospel to combat the rise in the number I-75 remains closed in both artist, tenor singer for Tony and of heroin-related deaths in directions since a rock slide on Gore and Majesty, will be at Memphis and Shelby County. Friday completely blocked the Fourteen people in the city and northbound lanes near mile WAREHOUSE county have died from heroin marker 142 in Campbell County. overdoses so far this year, Subsequent rock fall has since I SEE BY THE according to The Commercial tumbled into the southbound Appeal. lanes as well. Shelby County prosecutor Amy The contract stipulates that BANNER Weirich said the number of hero- the road’s southbound lanes in-related deaths, which jumped must reopen within 14 days, and from nine in 2011 to 80 in 2015, that at least one northbound lane The Cleveland Media 2-DAYS is a huge issue. reopen within 21 days. Association will meet Friday for “We’ve already had 14 deaths TDOT officials say the entire its monthly meeting at the this year, and it takes eight to 12 project must be completed by Cleveland Bradley County Public SALEONLY! weeks for the medical examiner’s April 15. Library with a luncheon and office to finalize reports and data, Corker names Micah Johnson as presentation by Dr. Jeff Salyer. so the 14 could go up in the next His topic will be “Trendy Tech” couple of weeks,” Weirich said. communications director and will unveil the latest story- SUITS00 Tennessee statute calls for a CHATTANOOGA (AP) — telling tools, everything from $ second-degree murder charge Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Corker drones to stability control. The 75 when a person unlawfully deliv- has named Micah Johnson as his meeting is $10 (free for members), TH ers a drug to another person and new communications director. lunch is an additional $10 with FRIDAY, MARCH 4 the drug results in their death. Johnson replaces Tara DiJulio RSVP to clevelandmediassocia- Weirich said she has prosecut- in the senior management posi- [email protected] by noon. 12PM TO 5PM ed three or four drug overdose tion in Corker’s office. DiJulio is cases, including heroin, since leaving after nearly a decade in she’s been district attorney. the Senate to join General VEC scholarship “We will see more of these type Electric. TH of cases if we can find them,” Johnson first worked as an application SATURDAY, MARCH 5 Weirich said. intern before being named as SPORT Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Corker’s press secretary. She left deadline is Friday 9AM TO 1PM Chris Harris said that although that position in January to COATS00 it’s sometimes difficult, they’ll become a regional spokeswoman Applications for the Volunteer continue going after individuals for Florida Sen. Marco Rubio’s Energy Cooperative Lillard- $ who sell the drug. presidential campaign. Shadow Scholarship must be 50 FIND THE SAVINGS Corker in a statement called “Wherever we try to climb the received at the VEC Corporate THE ladder and get the head of an Johnson “one of the most consci- office by 5 p.m. on Friday, March organization, it is like sticking entious and dedicated people 4. your finger to plug a hole that is that I have ever been around and The scholarship provides fund- HARDWICK the size of a bowling ball,” Harris someone who works relentlessly ing of up to $2,000 ($500 per @ said. “But we will continue to to serve Tennesseans.” semester) to high school seniors FACTORY fight because people are dying.” Johnson graduated from the whose parents are VEC electric PANTS Final autopsy report shows University of Tennessee in 2010 customers. $ with a degree in marketing and Applications are available on - 25 3800 OLD TASSO RD. 2-year-old died of hypothermia international business. She the VEC website (www.vec.org), at $ NASHVILLE (AP) — A final returns to Corker’s office on any VEC office, or by calling 423- 15 CLEVELAND, TN 37312 autopsy report confirms that a 2- Monday. 334-7051. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Clinton, Trump cemented as 2016 party leaders MIAMI (AP) — Democrat Hillary about immigrants and ethnic and Clinton and Republican Donald religious groups has some fearing a Trump seized decisive Super GOP wipeout in November. Tuesday victories with math and Sanders assured supporters momentum on their side, leaving he’d take his fight to “every one” of rivals scrambling for last-chance, the remaining contests. With a long-shot strategies. For the staggering $42 million raised in Republican establishment, the February alone, Sanders has the search was increasingly dire. campaign cash to do just that — Trump’s seven victories in states though Clinton is well on her way across the country amounted to a to the 2,383 delegates needed on GOP establishment collapse with the Democratic side. no clear sign of rapid recovery. Clinton collected wins in seven While his rivals promised to fight states, and Trump swept up victo- on, the party remained deeply ries in seven, including Virginia, divided over the preferred Trump another important general election alternative. Marco Rubio won only battleground. liberal Minnesota. Sen. Ted Cruz She is assured of winning at took his home state of Texas, least 457 of the 865 delegates at neighboring Oklahoma and stake Tuesday. Sanders gains at Alaska. least 286. When including party Clinton also won seven of the leaders, Clinton has at least 1,005 nearly a dozen states that weighed delegates and Sanders has at least in Tuesday. Rival Bernie Sanders 373. won his home state of Vermont, as Clinton held on to older voters well as Minnesota, Oklahoma and and strongly prevailed among AP Photo AP Photo Colorado. Hispanics and African-Americans, DEmoCRAtiC PRESiDENtiAL candidate Hillary Clinton reacts to REPubLiCAN PRESiDENtiAL candidate Donald Trump speaks In his victory speech, Trump according to exit polls conducted on Super Tuesday primary election night at the White and Gold sent a chilling warning to the GOP for The Associated Press and televi- supporters as she arrives to address supporters at her Super establishment. A moment after sion networks by Edison Research. Tuesday election night rally in Miami. Ballroom at The Mar-A-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Fla. Trump professed to have good rela- Trump, a political newcomer, tionships with his party’s elite, he pulled in two-thirds of voters look- issued a warning to House Speaker ing to install an outsider in the Paul Ryan, who had declared earli- White House, while GOP voters Trump, Clinton win primaries in Tennessee er Tuesday that “this party does seeking an experienced candidate NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican both parties with fiscal, econom- “I’m ready for a change,” she dates. Republican candidates not prey on people’s prejudices.” were split between Rubio and turnout Tuesday outstripped ic and security issues. said. must meet a threshold of at least Trump said that if the two don’t get Cruz, both first-term senators. Democrats by more than a 2-to-1 One Republican voicing strong With 95 percent of Republican 20 percent of the vote to qualify along, Ryan is “going to have to pay Speaking from his gold-flecked margin in Tennessee, a show of support for Trump’s win was precincts reporting, Trump had for any statewide delegates. a big price.” Mar-a-Lago resort, Trump assert- muscle that encouraged the state Senate Speaker Ron 40 percent of the vote, compared On the Democratic side, Clinton, meanwhile, called for ed that his candidacy is a “move- state’s GOP leaders even if they Ramsey of Blountville, who said with 25 percent for Cruz and 21 Clinton cemented her win with “love and kindness” — a contrast ment” and he claimed he would didn’t back winner Donald his campaign “has electrified percent for Rubio. Trump was campaign stops and TV ads in to hard-edge Trump — while her unify the party was by training his Trump. Republican and independent vot- ahead in every Tennessee county Nashville and Memphis. Her sup- rival Bernie Sanders promised to fire on Clinton. Gov. Bill Haslam and U.S. Sen. ers alike.” except Williamson, where Rubio porters cited her experience as fight on to the convention. He said she should be disquali- Lamar Alexander endorsed “The Trump campaign is giving won. secretary of state and first lady in Both victors spoke from Florida, fied from even running for office Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who voice to frustrated and alienated Clinton had 66 percent of the choosing to vote for her over which did not vote on Tuesday, but because she broke from govern- was in third place behind Texas Americans who had all but aban- Democratic vote, compared with Sanders. where the general election is often ment protocol by using a private Sen. Ted Cruz. doned the political process,” 33 percent for Vermont Sen. Gloria Pryor-Lewis and daugh- won or lost. email server while she was secre- The governor said he was Ramsey said. “If Donald Trump Bernie Sanders. ter Greta Lewis, who are African- Both Rubio and Cruz said they tary of state. “encouraged” by the voting continues on this path to the According to the exit polls, American, voted for Clinton at would fight on. Clinton tried to turn Trump’s totals, but he has not yet said nomination, I will support him Trump had an especially big lead Central Christian Church in “Our campaign is the only cam- “Make America Great Again” slo- whether he would support wholeheartedly.” among voters without a college Memphis. paign that has beaten, that can gan on its head, saying the country Trump if he ends up the GOP Exit polling showed nearly 6 in degree. Among those with at “She has been the one who has beat, and that will beat Donald instead must be made “whole nominee. 10 Republican voters felt they least a college degree, Trump had stepped out to at least try to Trump,” Cruz thundered to sup- again.” “Now this process will play out had been betrayed by politicians a small lead over Rubio. identify with most of the minori- porters gathered at the wood-pan- “What we need in America today in other states across the coun- from their party, and voters said About half of those with ties, whether they’re women, eled Redneck Country Club in is more love and kindness,” she try,” Haslam said after Trump they were attracted to Trump’s incomes under $50,000 a year black, Asian, Hispanic,” said Stafford, Texas. said. “Instead of building walls, won Tennessee. outsider status. said they voted for Trump, while Greta Lewis. Still, he’d been counting on more we’re going to break down barriers Tennessee’s junior senator, Donna Thompson, who is those earning $100,000 or more Connie Withers, a Nashville appeal in the Southern states and and build ladders of opportunity Bob Corker, did not endorse retired from a job at the Grand supported Trump and Rubio homemaker, also cited Clinton’s among evangelical Christian vot- and empowerment.” before the primary, but he said Ole Opry, the long-running coun- about equally. experience in casting her vote for ers. Trump, who dubs his surging Trump ridiculed her comments. he plans to support the GOP try music show in Nashville, said Sixty-seven delegates were up her. campaign the “Trump Train,” has “She’s been there for so long,” he nominee this fall. Corker said the she voted for Trump because for grabs in the Democratic pri- “And I think women know how derailed those plans. said. “If she hasn’t straightened it primary showed “anger and dis- “he’s sick of Washington just like mary, while 58 delegates are to straighten things out,” she Rubio and the other out by now, she’s not going to satisfaction” among voters in everybody else.” available to Republican candi- said with a laugh. Republicans still in the race, John straighten it out in the next four Kasich and Ben Carson, struggled years.” Tuesday to convey optimism even Rubio said his supporters would as they vowed to fight on. never rally around Trump. He and Kitterman excited about meeting Clinton Simple math reinforces a bind Kasich showed little sign of relent- COLUMBIA, S.C. — After a successful After her speech, Clinton greeted her for the Republicans who reject ing, especially with their home weekend of campaigning, Blake supporters. Trump, as the brash billionaire states of Florida and Ohio voting Kitterman, president of the Bradley “She shook my hand and I told her how businessman carried seven states on March 15. County Young Democrats and candidate I was the youngest LGBTQ+ candidate to and continues to barrel toward the “We are so excited about what to the Democratic National Convention, be running for the Democratic National 1,237 delegates needed to secure lies ahead for our campaign,” returned from Columbia after “experienc- Convention. She nodded her head and the GOP nomination. Rubio said at his Tuesday night ing a lifetime opportunity.” told me ‘That’s great! I hope the best of Trump won at least 203 dele- rally in Miami, his hometown. “You Hillary Clinton spoke at the University luck to you.’” gates Tuesday. Cruz collected at see, just five days ago we began to of South Carolina, shortly after projec- Kitterman serves as the founder and least 144 delegates and Rubio unmask the true nature of the tions came in reporting her winning the president of the University of Tennessee at picked up at least 71. Overall, front-runner in this race.” state. Among the people standing behind Chattanooga Students for Hillary and has Trump leads with 285 delegates, He portrayed his attacks on her in the rally was Kitterman. worked closely with the Hamilton for Cruz has 161, Rubio has 87, Trump as having an impact “The excitement was unparalleled. We Hillary group in the presidential cam- Kasich has 25 and Carson has already, though that wasn’t evident made history, and I was able to experience paign. eight. It takes 1,237 delegates to in Super Tuesday’s results. the outcome of the labor,” Kitterman said. Kitterman will return to Cleveland on win the GOP nomination. “Two weeks from tonight right Saturday to caucus for votes at the Increasingly, leading here in Florida,” Rubio said, “we Bradley County Democratic Party’s Republicans talk of a contested are going to send a message loud CLEVELAND’S Blake Kitterman County Convention to be a delegate to the convention in July as their best and clear: The party of Lincoln and takes a selfie with Democratic presiden- Democratic National Convention from the remaining option for stopping Reagan will never be held by a con tial candidate Hillary Clinton. 4th Congressional District. Trump, whose divisive rhetoric artist.”

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But The International Organization fighters are part of the daily in January, Senate Democrats for Migration said Tuesday that refugee flow into Europe, the top blocked the legislation, saying it almost 130,000 migrants — more NATO commander in Europe told reflected Republican presidential than 2,000 each day — have lawmakers, “masking the move- candidate Donald Trump’s call to reached Europe by sea since the ment” of these dangerous ele- bar Muslims from coming to the beginning of this year and 418 ments and heightening the United States. have died trying, most drowning potential for an attack. Breedlove said Russia’s in the cold, rough waters. The In testimony Tuesday before actions in Syria have “wildly number of arrivals in the first the Senate Armed Services exacerbated the problem.” two months of 2016 is more than AP Photo AP Photo AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana Committee, U.S. Air Force Gen. Despite its public pronounce- 11 times as many as the same RePubLicAn PResiden- RePubLicAn PResiden- RePubLicAn PResiden- Philip Breedlove said the Islamic ments, Russia has done little to period last year. tiAl candidate, Sen. Marco tiAL candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz, tiAL candidate retired neurosur- State is “spreading like a cancer” counter the Islamic State but The organization estimated Rubio, R-Fla., smiles at a cam- R-Texas, speaks during an elec- geon Ben Carson speaks during within this mix, “taking advan- instead has bolstered Syrian that last year’s total of more than paign rally, Tuesday in Miami. tion night watch party Tuesday in an election night party in tage of paths of least resistance, President Bashar Assad. 1 million seaborne migrant Stafford, Texas. Baltimore, Tuesday. threatening European nations” Russia and Assad, Breedlove arrivals likely will be surpassed and the United States. said, are using migration as a in 2016, possibly before the end Breedlove later told reporters weapon to overwhelm European of the summer. that he has asked for more U.S. support structures and break Breedlove said forcing the flow Super Tuesday takeaways: forces to be permanently based European resolve. He cited the of migrants into Europe fits into in Europe, which is facing use of barrel bombs, which are Russia’s goal of using nonmili- threats from a more aggressive unguided weapons and have no tary means to create divisions in Russia as well as the Islamic military value, against civilians the NATO alliance and the State group. in Syria. The only purpose of European Union. Trump, Clinton tighten grip He provided no details in his these indiscriminate attacks is to first public comments on the terrorize Syrian citizens and “get WASHINGTON (AP) — After the Clinton used the Super Tuesday attacks have only begun. request, but a senior U.S. official them on the road” and make Super Tuesday primaries and contests to build an advantage Meanwhile, Trump started talk- said Breedlove has asked for them problems for other coun- caucuses in a dozen states, over Bernie Sanders that will be ing about unifying the GOP in the more Army troops that could be tries, Breedlove said. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton difficult to overcome. general election. ready to respond quickly to any In the wake of Syria’s civil war had tightened their grasp on their When added to her massive —- crisis or military need. The offi- and the rise of the Islamic State, party’s presidential nominations. lead among the party’s superdele- SANDERS STRUGGLING TO cial, who was not authorized to the people fleeing Syria and Iraq As Wednesday began, the gates, Clinton is now in as strong BREAK THROUGH discuss the matter publicly and were what Breedlove described Democratic establishment was a position to win the Democratic Sanders picked up at least four requested anonymity, would not as “legitimate” refugees. They pleased. The Republican estab- nomination as she’s ever been. wins on Super Tuesday, taking say how many troops Breedlove were escaping civil war, terrorism lishment was in panic mode. Her sweeping victories in large the stage early in the evening to had requested. and unresponsive governments. GOP governors and sitting sen- states like Texas, Virginia and celebrate his victory in his home The Pentagon has steadily But that’s changed in recent ators across the nation feared Georgia give her an edge that is state of Vermont. decreased the number of U.S. months, he said. aloud that Trump was close to an reminiscent of Barack Obama’s On a night that could have been forces in Europe over the last “This criminality, the terror- insurmountable delegate lead, delegate lead over Clinton in the worse, however, his inability to several years, choosing to shift ists, and the returning foreign with little sign that Marco Rubio 2008 primaries. Obama used a broaden his base was on painful focus to the Asia Pacific while fighters are clearly a daily part of or Ted Cruz was emerging as the South Carolina victory to build display. fighting continues in the Middle the refugee flow in Europe,” clear Trump alternative. momentum in Super Tuesday and A week after a South Carolina East. But the growing threats Breedlove said. He added that Here are the top takeaways never relinquished his advantage. shellacking fueled by his struggle from Russia and the Islamic reports suggest that about 6,000 from Super Tuesday: Clinton is poised to do the with black voters, Sanders contin- State have raised questions foreign fighters have left to join —- same. ued to have difficulty drawing about those decisions. the fight in Syria and Iraq, and TRUMP SURGES With large states like Florida, minorities. The performance In response to a question that about 1,500 of them have The billionaire businessman did Illinois and Ohio looming on the raised new questions about about whether the Islamic State not sweep Super Tuesday, but he calendar, she is poised to parlay whether he can put together a will continue to infiltrate refugee turned in another dominant per- victories that could elevate her to diverse coalition to capture the flows, Breedlove said, “I think You’re invited to a FREE formance nonetheless. presumptive nominee status. Democratic nomination. Most of that they are doing that today.” WORKSHOP on Estate Planning... Trump won seven of the 11 —- Sanders’ wins have come in states Those fears fueled legislation states in which Republicans DESPERATELY SEEKING with large populations of white that would crack down on Syrian “How To Protect Your ‘Stuff’ In Three Easy Steps” voted. He charged past days of ANTI-TRUMP voters. and Iraqi refugees seeking to th insults from Sen. 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It didn’t matter delegates up for grabs Tuesday. so far, there’s little reason to that Cruz dramatically underper- He exceeded most peoples’ believe he will struggle, especially formed his original Super Tuesday expectations by outlasting the as his Republican rivals continue expectations, or that Rubio’s win likes of Jeb Bush, Chris to divide the rest of the electorate. in Minnesota was his first in 15 Christie and Scott Walker. But —- contests. Carson risks tarnishing his CLINTON BUILDS Cruz declared Tuesday night image further by staying in a DELEGATE LEAD that only he can defeat Trump. race he has no chance of win- Cleveland Daily Banner Strong in the South, Hillary Rubio declared that his Trump ning. 1505 25TH STREET N.W. South Dakota governor vetoes Cleveland, TN 37311 law on transgender bathrooms 472-5041 PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — South ruling that legalized same-sex you don’t know who you are,” Dakota’s governor vetoed a bill marriage last year. The high court Omdahl said when asked about that would have made the state victory encouraged advocates for the bill last month. “I’m telling you SUBSCRIBE TODAY! the first in the U.S. to approve a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans- right now, it’s about protecting the law requiring transgender stu- gender rights to push harder, kids, and I don’t even understand dents to use bathrooms and lock- prompting backlash from conser- where our society is these days.” Serving This Community For Over er rooms that match their sex at vatives. Under the plan, schools would birth. Caitlyn Jenner, the transgender have been required to provide a 160 YEARS Republican Gov. Dennis activist and former Olympic “reasonable accommodation” for Daugaard, who initially reacted decathlon gold medalist, had transgender students, such as a Local, State, National and International News Coverage, Money positively to the proposal but said called on Daugaard to veto the single-occupancy bathroom or the he needed to research the issue, bill. Opponents also used the “controlled use” of a staff-desig- Saving Coupons, / Sales Advertisements From Local & National rejected the bill Tuesday after South Dakota Tourism nated restroom, locker room or Advertisers, Sports – Local & National Coverage, Community groups such as the American Civil Department’s Twitter hashtag to shower room. Liberties Union and the Human take aim at the state’s roughly Supporters said the proposal Service Information, Special Events, Church And Religious Rights Campaign insisted it was $3.8 billion tourism industry. was a response to changes in Information, Engagement/Wedding Announcements, discriminatory. Other high-profile cases include President Barack Obama admin- In his veto message, Daugaard last week’s vote in North Carolina istration’s interpretation of the Community Calendar, Senior Citizens Events, Special Sections said the bill “does not address any by the Charlotte City Council to federal Title IX anti-discrimination Throughout The Year, Mini Page, NASCAR, Comics, American pressing issue” and that such allow transgender people to law related to education. Federal decisions were best left to local choose a bathroom. The vote was officials have said barring stu- Profile, USA Weekend, Relish, Spry, Progress Edition, school officials. He also noted that immediately criticized by Gov. Pat dents from restrooms that match Newspapers In Education / Character Education, Cleveland Life, signing the bill could create costly McCrory, who said it denied priva- their gender identity is prohibited liability issues for schools and the cy rights for those who expect to under Title IX. Health & Fitness & Much More! state. The ACLU had promised to share restrooms or locker rooms Deutsch had said the plan encourage legal action if the bill only with people born with the pushed back “against federal became law. same anatomy. overreach and intrusion into our DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS “I am so happy right now. You In Texas, Houston voters lives.” have no idea,” said 18-year-old soundly defeated an ordinance Heather Smith, executive direc- Thomas Lewis, a transgender high that would have banned discrimi- tor of the ACLU of South Dakota, {HOME DELIVERY ONLY} school student in Sioux Falls. nation against transgender people said Tuesday that had the gover- Lewis said he has support at his after opponents alleged it would nor signed the bill, schools would {3} MONTHS $20.00 school, but that the veto shows allow sexual predators to go into have been forced to choose {6}MONTHS $38.00 such support goes beyond his women’s bathrooms. whether follow state or federal friends. Daugaard initially offered a pos- law. She also said her organiza- {12}MONTHS $75.00 “The government’s not going to itive reaction to South Dakota’s tion would have encouraged any hold me back from who I really proposal, but said he wanted to student harmed by the new law to {HOME DELIVERY PLUS ONLINE} am,” he said. listen to testimony before making file a federal civil rights complaint. The bill’s sponsor, Republican a decision. Last week, he met with Smith said people from across {3} MONTHS $21.25 Rep. Fred Deutsch, said he would three transgender individuals and the state and country reached out {6} MONTHS $40.25 ask lawmakers not to override the heard their personal stories; to the governor to urge this veto. veto, saying more focus on the before the meeting, the governor She said that’s the true testament {12} MONTHS $79.25 issue would detract from the said he had never knowingly met of democracy. Legislature’s other accomplish- a transgender person. Chad Griffin, president of the ments this year. The Republican- Opponents said the legislation Human Rights Campaign, added controlled Legislature approved was an attack on vulnerable that the governor “chose to do the the bill last month, with support- transgender students that would right thing.” ers saying it would protect stu- further marginalize them at “Today, the voices of fairness CALL 472-5041 dent privacy. school. They also criticized com- and equality prevailed, and these Transgender rights have ments made by some lawmakers, students’ rights and dignity pre- become a new flashpoint in the including Republican Sen. David vailed against overwhelming odds WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS nation’s cultural clashes following Omdahl. and vicious opponents in the state the landmark U.S. Supreme Court “I’m sorry if you’re so twisted Legislature,” Griffin said. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com CPD Chapman From Page 1 From Page 1 city is a major aspect of that goal. also active. West said these recognized speaker and author The unit includes a lieu- groups are organized by the unit of “The Hustle,” a book designed tenant, sergeant, a housing offi- when the department is contact- “Unfortunately, to motivate readers to pursue cer, a community officer, two ed by an interested party. their goals without ceasing. He drug detectives, two K-9 han- whether it is locally or Some businesses have asked nationally, anytime a hosts a local PBS television dlers and two dogs. the police department for train- show, “The Leap,” and in 2014, “We are committed to correct- police officer makes a ing in what to do in emergency decision it is reflected on he delivered a TED talk on ing any actions or attitudes that situations, such as a robbery. “Creating a Culture of us. It doesn’t matter if contribute to any kind of com- They also hold programs edu- Selflessness.” munity tension,” West said. it’s Ferguson, Missouri, cating people on staying safe. 100 Black Men of Bradley One way the unit has done or Cleveland, Tennessee. West said she has also given pre- County Inc. is a chapter of the this is through Facebook. West The purpose of being sentations to senior citizens about 100 Black Men of America, edu- able to establish this unit said the social media platform elder abuse and how to report if cating and empowering youth Contributed photo has allowed the department to was to bring us to the they are being mistreated. and their families while having a CHATTANOOGA’S James Chapman will be the keynote speaker post pictures and updates on point where we were Community service events are positive impact on the Cleveland for this year’s 100 Black Men of Bradley County Inc. Scholarship and what the department is doing. able to have a good another way CPD personnel are and Bradley County communi- She said this helps show the reaching out to the public. West Mentoring Banquet, Saturday evening on the Lee University campus. relationship with our ties. Among several achievements, Chapman is the founder of Oil Drop, human side of policing. community.” said officers participated in a The chapter concentrates its West said she had been — Sgt. Evie West community breakfast through a efforts on education, economic an innovative oil change service. apprehensive at first about partnership with Arlie Tagayuna development, health/wellness, launching a Facebook page for of Lee University and Cross and mentoring. for additional ticket informa- $4,999. the department, because she borhood they are working in. Pointe Church of God. The offi- Formed in 1994 as an affiliate tion, or information about this Donations made at these lev- said she knew monitoring it The officers who are a part of cers served pancakes, bacon, chapter of the 100 Black Men of year’s program. els will receive a corporate table would be like “a full-time job.” the Community Relations Unit sausage, juice and coffee to America, the local group has The annual event took on a for the Scholarship and Yet, she said the results have will be able to fill in the gap. The those who attended. West said received support from local indi- changed format last year, with Mentoring Banquet, advertising been mostly positive. Through community officer will meet with at first it was “awkward” for viduals, business, industry, and the mentees producing a major- in the program, recognition at the network of those who have people in their homes and talk everyone, but it went really well. churches. ity of the program. the event, and a memento from “Liked” the page and their with them about their concerns, The police department also In cooperation with Lee In addition to the mentees the 100 Black Men of Bradley friends who may see posts that and what they would like to see provides assistance with extra University and Cleveland State providing a portion of the pro- County Inc. have been shared from the CPD changed. presence and directs traffic Community College, the 100 gram this year, there will be live All corporate sponsors above page, the reach goes beyond the “That means a lot to people,” when requested. BMBC Inc., operates a 2+2 entertainment featuring the Bronze level will receive local community. West said. “It’s not that the West said recruiting from scholarship program to help Cleveland Middle School stu- eight complimentary banquet “It’s not saying, ‘Now that we (other) officers don’t want to do local and regional colleges is young people obtain both a dent Quentin Scott. Scott tickets. Bronze sponsors will have Chief Mark Gibson, no one that, it’s that they don’t have also a part of her job. two-year and a four-year recently competed in the Youth receive four banquet tickets. is ever going to make a mistake time.” “I really applaud the efforts of degree. of the Year competition for the The 100 Black Men group is again.’ It’s going to happen, but Positive effects are already your department,” Tagayuna Individual tickets for this year Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee currently supporting 35 stu- when we reach out to our com- being seen as members of the said. Scholarship and Mentoring Region. dents with scholarship assis- munity to establish this rela- community are calling the CPD Gibson said as community Banquet are $60 and are avail- This year’s banquet theme is tance. Students begin receiving tionship ... and they know there to ask officers to look into con- awareness of the department able from members of 100 Black “22 Years: Delivering Hope assistance in the ninth grade are people who want to do great cerns in their neighborhood. increases, so will the number of Men of Bradley County Inc. Through Scholarship and from the scholarship fund, and things [at CPD], I think it speaks Ways to inform residents of calls it receives, because people Corporate sponsorships are Mentoring Success.” continue to receive assistance volumes,” West said. how they might increase safety will trust that something will available, and all proceeds from Ramsey and Arnold have through their senior year in col- A number of programs are a are also being implemented. actually be done. Gibson said the banquet will benefit the announced there are new levels lege. part of the effort. One of the West said Gibson and the unit neighborhoods once viewed as organization’s Scholarship and of giving for corporate sponsors: Officials emphasize the only main things the unit will be were working on developing a high crime-areas do not have Mentoring Program. The Platinum level is $15,000 way these scholarships can con- doing is talking with members of door hanger to leave on houses the problems they once did. He Call 100 Black Men President and above; Gold is $10,000 to tinue is through the support of the community. Because of call where there are safety issues said the biggest issues for Demetrius Ramsey at 544-3387, $14,999; Silver is $5,000 to the community and its busi- volume, officers on patrol do not that need to be addressed. Cleveland stem from drug or Ronnie Arnold at 284-6602, $9,999; and Bronze is $2,000 to nesses and industry. often have time to simply sit and Watch groups for and neigh- abuse. However, he said violent talk to residents of the neigh- borhoods and businesses are crimes are rare. Award Donald From Page 1 From Page 1 Anderson said the FRA had just one organization by itself,” choosing to do that on Election didates receive more than 20 heard about the award and felt Anderson said. that their Bradley County pro- Anderson said for him, the Day. percent of the vote, the delegates “I would define it gram was a good candidate. “most important thing” about Clinton barely edged out A total of 19,725 are distributed proportionally to (resiliency) as the ability Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, those candidates receiving more “We have been very proud of the award is “getting our area Bradley Countians our project at the Blythe Family to adapt to change and recognized as being a leader in 1,644 to 1,302 in the Democratic practiced the art of than 20 percent of the statewide whatever life throws at race. vote. (Here, the "total qualified Support Center,” Anderson said. helping families, and helping democracy by marking The partnerships that FRA you. Sometimes it’s easy children get ready for school Trump was far and away the their ballots with 12,581 vote" is the total number of votes to forget how resilient leader of the GOP race, with cast to those candidates receiv- has made through its Blythe and then succeed in life, and of them choosing to do Family Support Center were families are in poverty ... any positive benefit that might 6,103 votes cast for the busi- ing more than 20 percent of the a lot of them do not have nessman. that on Election Day. statewide vote.) highlighted in the organization’s bring.” the resources (that Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Clinton barely edged out Otherwise, delegates are dis- application for the award. FRA He pointed to the many col- placed second with 4,066 and Vermont Sen. Bernie tributed proportionally. To do the has one Early Head Start, three others have) but they laborative efforts of FRA with Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was third Sanders 1,644 to 1,302 in math, beginning with the candi- classrooms that combine Head make it, so helping kids other local nonprofits as a way with 3,625. the Democratic race. date who received the most votes, Start and preschool students to learn to adapt to the organization has been Absentee and early voting Trump was far and multiply [the percentage of votes and two Early Head Start class- change and helping resilient to help children and accounted for 7,144 votes. away the leader of the received] by [31 national conven- rooms. families is a way to families. Trump outpaced his nearest GOP race, with 6,103 tion delegates] and divide by Sherronda Thompson, Head improve resiliency.” Collaborative efforts for FRA contender, Rubio, by 2-1 in the votes cast for the [total qualified vote]. Round any Start’s pre-K director, said the — James Anderson are not limited to just the early voting and absentee num- businessman. Florida remainder up to the next whole combined Head Start and pre- Family Support Center, as bers 2,624 to 1,350. Sen. Marco Rubio placed number. Repeat for the next- school classes serves students Anderson noted the organiza- that are zoned for Mayfield would take this old school land tion’s programs in Tennessee Texas Sen. Ted Cruz ran third second with 4,066 and highest vote getter until all 31 with 1,079. delegates are allocated. Elementary School. These are we would try to attract other and Georgia have more than Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was full-day programs. Many of the organizations in the community 100 partnerships. In Bradley Clinton got nearly a 2-1 mar- third with 3,625. Republicans will gather in gin in those same early votes over Cleveland, Ohio, the week of July parents who have children in who were providing services to County, FRA provides 39 early Sanders with a 724-416 tally. 18 to choose their nominee. the programs volunteer in the low income families who needed learning classrooms through By comparison, the 2012 pri- percent of the vote, the highest The Democratic Party’s dele- program whenever possible. support,” Anderson said Head Start, Early Head Start maries brought out 11,077 vot- vote getter receives two delegates gate selection plan totals 38 “We believe that the parents Several partnering nonprofits and partnering with the local ers — although it was a cam- and the next highest gets one pages in determining the state’s are the child’s first teacher, so in the building meet other needs school systems to provide the paign without an open seat for delegate. 76 delegates and six alternates. not only do we have all of those that the families of these chil- state preschool program the presidency. Otherwise, the top three vote County Democrats will gather partners at the Blythe (Family dren may have. Thompson said In the award application, Nationally, Trump won getters each receive one delegate. Saturday at noon at the Support Center.) We also have the facility serves as “a one stop Catherine Rice, assistant to the Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, Thirty-one (10 at-large, 18 Cleveland Bradley County Public family service staff and they are shop” for families in the commu- CEO, outlined how the FRA pro- Massachusetts and Arkansas. bonus, 3 RNC) delegates are Library to choose voting dele- instrumental in building that nity. grams and partnerships at the Cruz picked up his home state bound to presidential contenders gates who will then join other home (and) school connection. “Our organizations serves a Blythe Family Support Center of Texas, as well as Oklahoma. based on the primary results voting delegates from the other So they are working with the primarily low-income families.” address school readiness Rubio was called was called as statewide. About half of the at- counties which make up the 3rd parents throughout the time Anderson said. issues. The innovation, family the winner of the Minnesota cau- large delegates are directly elect- and 4th Congressional Districts. that they are with us,” Anderson said having other involvement, leadership, com- cus at 11:20 p.m. ed and appeared on the primary These voting delegates at their Thompson said. organizations at the same loca- mitment, education and out- That gives Trump 285 dele- ballot. separate (nine district) conven- This could include training tion made it easy to refer par- reach that are a part of the early gates, Cruz 159 and Rubio 75. If one candidate receives more tions on March 19 will vote for opportunities and assistance in ents to services they might childhood programs was also The number needed to take the than 2/3 of the vote or only one the nominated required number setting goals need. emphasized GOP nomination is 1,236. candidate receives 20 percent or of eligible presidential electoral The early learning programs “It’s the whole idea that if the For more information about Clinton won all states having more of the vote statewide, that delegates for attending the have been offered at the site for whole community can come enrolling a child in Head Start primaries and caucuses except candidate receives all 31 dele- Democratic National Convention nearly 15 years. together and work together. We or preschool classes, contact for Oklahoma, Colorado, gates. the week of July 25 in “The vision of that was we can accomplish a lot more than Thompson at 423-303-3514. Minnesota and Vermont, which Otherwise, if two or more can- Philadelphia. went to Sanders. Democrats require 2,383 dele- gates to clinch that party’s nomi- nation, but also have hundreds Kendrick of “super delegates” comprised of From Page 1 both party officials and elected officials. The organization is hoping the resource. Other resources are The primary process does not event will provide more than also available through the necessarily elect a candidate. It just financial help to further “Stephen has a real organization. It also organizes instead elects delegates to attend ministry, but also a time for heart for what we are local and nationwide events for the respective parties’ nominee people to get “inspired” to pray, doing through Cry Out the National Day of Prayer. selection conventions. And, that Horner said. America … We have just Horner said the Awakening process is somewhat complicat- “The power of prayer to been really blessed by America Alliance emphasizes ed. impact a nation” will be the this relationship.” “praying in unity.” All 58 of Tennessee's delegates theme for the event. The — Kay Horner “You can get involved in the to the Republican National fundraiser will be held at 6:30 political area and that’s good. Convention are pledged to presi- p.m. on April 4 at the Embassy We need Christians to be dential contenders in Tuesday’s Suites Hotel in Chattanooga ization “underwrite the cost of involved in the political arena, presidential primary. with dinner catered by Ruth’s mobilizing people for prayer, not but there is nothing that is real- Twenty-seven district dele- Chris Steakhouse. The doors just locally but nationwide, to ly going to transform this nation gates, three from each of the nine will open at 6 p.m. be involved in prayer in their like prayer that actually helps to congressional districts, are to be Tables can be sponsored for community, praying for their transform people’s lives, one allocated to the presidential con- $500 and individual tickets are government and marketplace, heart at a time,” Horner said. tenders based on the primary available for $70. The deadline their educational systems.” results in each congressional dis- to reserve a table is March 10. This year the Awakening trict. The district delegates are The deadline for individual tick- America Alliance will be focus- Don’t directly elected and appear on ets is March 15. Tickets can be ing on the Sept. 11 Cry Out Throw the primary ballot. purchased at http://awak- America prayer event, a If one candidate receives more eningamerica.us or by calling Pentecost Sunday observance, Me than 2/3 of the vote or only one 423-478-7078. Seating is limit- prayer for the nation’s leaders candidate receives 20 percent or ed. and the election as well as a new Away! more of the vote in a congres- Horner said the organization initiative to promote close rela- sional district, that candidate is hoping to raise 25 percent of tionships among pastors’ wives. receives all three delegates. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE its annual budget through the The alliance also provides I’m Otherwise, if two or more can- DENNIS SMITH stacks voting booths inside the Courthouse topical sermons to pastors event. Recyclable! didates receive more than 20 Annex. The funds will help the organ- through its Preach 2 Engage www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 7 AP survey: Voter anxiety at odds with economists’ optimism WASHINGTON (AP) — The Berson, chief economist at insurgent presidential bids of Nationwide Insurance. Donald Trump and Bernie “I can say the economy is in good shape, but I can The economists also see legal Sanders have roused Americans understand why many people are ticked off and say it’s immigration as offsetting the who are angry and anxious not, because their wages haven’t grown.” impact of an aging U.S. popula- about an economy they feel has — Joel Naroff of Naroff Economic Advisers. tion and rising retirements — left them behind. trends that have reduced the Most economists have a proportion of American adults brighter view. They say that who either have a job or are while many people haven’t ben- jobs. rates in income and employ- looking for one. efited much since the recession Other polls have found that a ment.” “Otherwise, we are going to ended, a stronger economy lies majority of Americans even Joe Brusuelas, chief econo- have an incredible number of ahead. think the economy remains in mist at RSM, noted that the people taking Social Security An Associated Press survey recession, even though the recovery has occurred unevenly and Medicare and a smaller and this month of nearly three dozen Great Recession officially ended around the country. Falling oil smaller number of people pro- economists found that a majori- in June 2009. prices have brought widespread viding for them,” Berson said. ty thinks the United States So what explains the gap layoffs in oil-producing states. — Most of the economists remains resilient enough to defy between the optimism of econo- But high-tech hubs like San agree with Sanders’ view that a global slump and the sinking mists and the anxieties of vot- Francisco, Denver and Salt Lake some mega-banks remain “too stock markets that have raised ers? City are booming. big to fail,” nearly nine years AP photo fears of a new U.S. recession. For one thing, sluggish pay More than 50 million after the financial crisis erupted reece LIghtner fills out a job application for a server at a job With job growth solid, higher growth means many people are Americans live in areas that and almost buried the U.S. fair held by The Genuine Hospitality Group, in Miami, as the restau- wages and spending should off- struggling even as broad gauges kept losing jobs and businesses banking system. If the econo- rant group is expanding in South Florida and hiring for all positions at set global threats and support of the economy are improving. through the first half of the mists are right, taxpayers might its restaurants. Voters and economists hold sharply divergent views growth, they say. For another, the economic recovery, according to a report again have to bail out some Wall on U.S. economic growth. A majority said they thought recovery, which followed a dev- by the Economic Innovation Street banks in case of another stock investors have overreacted astating recession, has been Group, a bipartisan think tank financial crisis. to sharply lower oil prices and a unusually slow. Many people backed by Silicon Valley entre- — Nearly half agree with an slowdown in China. They fore- feel they’ve yet to regain their preneurs. argument common among see only a 19 percent chance former living standards. In addi- Hiring, income and business Republicans: That corporate that the U.S. economy will fall tion, some parts of the country growth has been concentrated and banking regulations imple- into recession within 12 haven’t recovered as well as the in wealthier ZIP codes, the mented by the Obama adminis- months. nation as a whole has. report found. In the median- tration have slowed growth. New Perhaps most notably in a “I can say the economy is in income ZIP code, job growth regulations tend to increase political season that’s sparked a good shape, but I can under- matched only half the pace of uncertainty about the economy, polarizing debate on immigra- stand why many people are the national average. several economists said in inter- tion, the economists overwhelm- ticked off and say it’s not, The AP surveyed a range of views. ingly described legal immigrants because their wages haven’t corporate, Wall Street and aca- — The economy will expand as a plus for the economy. They grown,” said Joel Naroff of demic economists from Feb. 17 2.3 percent this year and 2.4 note that immigrants are dis- Naroff Economic Advisers. through 24. Among the findings: percent in 2017, according to proportionately young and help The typical household’s annu- — Immigration has been a the analysts’ average forecasts. expand the workforce, which al income sank during the ferociously contentious issue in That’s about the same modest fuels growth. And immigrants recession and didn’t regain its the Republican presidential pace that’s existed since the are more likely to start busi- prerecession level until race, but economists were recession ended. nesses than Americans as a November 2015, according to unanimous: Every one who — Two-thirds say the monthly whole are. Sentier Research. That’s a much responded to the AP’s survey jobs report, which has shown Yet according to a Gallup sur- slower, more painful pace than favored opening doors rather robust gains for two years, is a vey released this month, occurred after previous reces- than building walls to legal better gauge of the economy’s Americans are more likely to sions. immigration. health than the quarterly report name the economy as the coun- “It’s been six or seven years, Immigrants who graduate on gross domestic product is. try’s top problem than they are and we’re only now where we from U.S. universities and GDP growth has remained anything else. A quarter of those should have been after two remain in the country “are unusually low relative to the surveyed listed their chief con- years,” said Tim Hopper, chief amazingly productive members pace of hiring. cern as either the economy in economist for TIAA-CREF. “We of society, starting new, innova- Most economists expect con- general or unemployment and have not seen the typical growth tive companies,” said David sistently healthy hiring to con- tinue to reduce the unemploy- ment rate, already a low 4.9 percent — a dynamic that Apple, FBI stake out conflicting should raise pay for more Americans as employers strug- gle to find enough workers. “People will be a lot happier positions before Congress then, and the raises will be bet- ter than what they have seen WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. recently,” Berson said. government calls it a “vicious guard dog” that hurts national security. Apple says it’s critical to protecting consumer privacy against increasingly sophisticat- ed hackers. As the debate over built-in Cleveland Daily Banner iPhone encryption has dead- locked in the courts, law enforce- 1505 25TH STREET N.W. ment and the world’s second- largest cellphone maker agreed Cleveland, TN 37311 on one point Tuesday: It’s now up to Congress to set boundaries 472-5041 in a long-simmering fight over who can legally access your digi- tal life. “We’re asking Apple to take the vicious guard dog away and let AP photo us pick the lock,” FBI Director FBI DIrector James Comey testifies on Capitol Hill in James Comey told a House judi- ciary panel Tuesday, referring to Washington, Tuesday, before the House Judiciary Committee hear- a locked iPhone tied to the deadly ing on ‘The Encryption Tightrope: Balancing Americans’ Security and December shooting in San Privacy.’ Bernardino, California. “The FBI is asking Apple to get involved to address the California, a critic of the admin- weaken the security of our prod- broader collision between privacy istration’s domestic surveillance ucts,” Apple general counsel and public safety, Comey said. practices, asked Comey whether Bruce Sewell countered later that The Obama administration the FBI had first asked Apple for afternoon. last year decided against a leg- the underlying iPhone software Tuesday’s hearing shifted islative fix. — called source code by develop- attention from the courts — Now, though, “Congress must ers — before trying to force the where judges in the last month decide this issue,” said Sewell, company to create its own digital have issued significant but con- while also criticizing the U.S. workaround. flicting opinions — to Congress, government for simultaneously Issa suggested the FBI hadn’t Completely Redesigned Web Page where both sides say the broader supporting encryption used by exhausted its own efforts before policy debate belongs. activists and journalists in coun- the government went to court. It also provided an extraordi- tries with fewer free-speech Comey said the government has www.clevelandbanner.com nary public forum for the Obama rights. tried hard to break into iPhones, administration and Apple Inc. to The San Bernardino case like the one in California, but he stake out competing positions involves an iPhone 5C owned by seemed unaware if those meth- that could have sweeping ramifi- San Bernardino County and ods were successful. Visit Our What’s Happening Section cations. Apple’s recent opposi- used by Syed Farook, who was a Manhattan District Attorney tion to bypassing security fea- health inspector there. He and Cyrus Vance told the House tures for the government has his wife, Tashfeen Malik, later panel Tuesday that there are 205 Post Your Photos, Stories or Videos pushed that dispute from tech died in a gun battle with police. phones his investigators can’t circles into the mainstream. The FBI wants specialized soft- access in criminal investigations. The strong positions articulat- ware that would bypass security House Judiciary Committee ed Tuesday make clear the deep protocols on the encrypted phone Chairman Bob Goodlatte said PRINT PLUS 24/7 divide between Silicon Valley and so investigators can test random technology is moving toward ELECTRONIC the government, even as the passcode combinations in rapid newer generations of encryption ELECTRONIC EDITIONS administration advocates open sequence to access its data. and security, and “we’re going to ONLY dialogue and resolution. Should Apple create the spe- have to figure out a different way Includes full access “Is it the right thing to make cialized software to allow the FBI to help law enforcement.” our society overall less safe in to hack the iPhone, Comey said it Whatever emerges from debate on your desktop, Includes full access order to solve crime?” Sewell would take 26 minutes to do as the legislative response to the on your desktop, asked. “That’s the issue that what’s known as a brute force controversy will “not change the tablet and mobile we’re wrestling with.” attack — testing multiple pass- fact that law enforcement is tablet and mobile On Monday, a federal judge in codes in quick succession. going to have to change the way Brooklyn said the government Comey also acknowledged it investigates and gathers evi- Daily & Sunday couldn’t force Apple to help it Tuesday there “was a mistake dence,” said Goodlatte, a Virginia $8.95 Monthly made” shortly after the San Republican. (3 MONTHS) $21.25 gain access to the phone in a $2.95 Weekly drug case. U.S. Magistrate Judge Bernardino attack, when the FBI Alex Abdo, a staff lawyer with (6 MONTHS) $40.25 James Orenstein said Justice asked the county — which owned the American Civil Liberties $1.95 Daily Department attorneys were rely- the phone — to reset the pass- Union’s speech, privacy and (YEAR) $79.25 ing on the centuries-old All Writs word for Farook’s iCloud technology project, told The Act to “to produce impermissibly account. Associated Press on Tuesday that absurd results.” That data, stored on Apple the larger debate is “ultimately CCURRENT URRENT SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO FOLLOWFOLLOW But two weeks ago, a different servers, kept backups of his about whether we trust our magistrate judge in California, phone. Had the password not devices.” TTHESE HESE SIMPLESIIMPLE STEPSSTEPS TOTO REGISTER.REGIISTER.. Sheri Pym, directed the company been reset, the phone may have “If the government prevails, to help the FBI hack into a locked made a fresh backup available to then there is nothing to stop it Click login, then Click “Don’t Have an ID” iPhone used by one of the shoot- investigators for further exami- from turning every major tech You will then need to provide your name, email address and ers in the December attack in nation. Still, Comey said, “The company into a tool of govern- San Bernardino, which killed 14 experts tell me there’s no way we ment surveillance,” Abdo said. zip code so the system can locate your newspaper account. people. would have gotten everything off “Companies will be required to With those two conflicting rul- the phone from a backup.” spy on, rather than secure, their NNEW EW SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO CLICKCLIICK “SUBSCRIBE”“SUBSCRIIBE” ings in mind, Congress needs to Republican Rep. Darrell Issa of customers.” 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Architectural drawings are reviewed Air Force by city’s Taylor’s Spring committee By JOYANNA LOVE sor Dr. Richard Jones and his Banner Senior Staff Writer team. Taylor’s Spring has “I was really impressed,” com- promotes Detailed drawings for ramps at mittee member and city historian been cited as the key Taylor’s Spring Park were pre- Bob George said of how quickly sented to the Taylor’s Spring reason people settled in the group completed the project. committee Tuesday. this area. Back when Unfortunately, since there has The architectural sketches Cleveland was still been so much building on the Jerry Gay dealing with elevations at the site Cherokee country, site over the years, significant were presented by Ben Berry of Andrew Taylor owned historical artifacts could not be Berry Construction. the spring. Taylor was found. Ramps at the site will go from not Cherokee, but his In recent years, the spring had to major First Street down to the spring wife was. been under a building on First area. Since digging for posts at Street, at the intersection of By BRIAN GRAVES the site could accidentally redi- Spring Street. The city acquired Banner Staff Writer rect the spring, the design calls Cleveland was still Cherokee the building and demolished it Maj. Jerry Gay for the supports to be put on top country, Andrew Taylor owned earlier last year, making high- A Cleveland native continues his gratitude to of the dirt. The ramps will be the spring. Taylor was not lighting the historic spot possi- his hometown as the country continues to honor very little in life alone ... by ourselves. We have reinforced with footers on each Cherokee, but his wife was. ble. and utilize his service. help, advice, mentorship, and so many other side. A drainage pipe for a ditch Donations are being collected As of March 1, Capt. Jerry Gay has been pro- assists, both big and small, along the way. The design would make the toward the back of the property for the project through the moted to the rank of major in the U.S. Air Force. Without question, that is the case for me.” historic site accessible to those is also in the works. Community Foundation of “Most promotions are something to anticipate He also reiterated credit to those who support- who have difficulties with stairs. Berry said the ditch floods Cleveland and Bradley County. A and look forward to,” Gay told the Banner. “This ed and mentored him in his career. The technical drawings work off when it rains, but is usually dry fundraiser for May 1 is in the one however, is somewhat unique due to the fact “They never did the hard work for me,” Gay of designs provided by the in nice weather. works. Sponsorship opportuni- that I am preparing for a yearlong deployment to said. “But, they sure taught me the value of hard University of Tennessee Smart Access to the site for construc- ties for benches or trees for the the Middle East. Because of the training and work and gave me important life tools to use Communities Initiative team. tion purposes is a challenge site are available. Berry said as deployment preparation for my family, I have had along the way. For example, at T.C. Bower Plans also include an historic because the city does not own many as 24 trees could be plant- minimal time to reflect on my time as an officer, Elementary School in Cleveland, I had a teacher replica of a spring house, which the land on three sides of the lot. ed on the property. and specifically these last several years as a cap- named Mrs. Brown who was the first person I can would have been used to keep Committee member Tommy Donations can be made at tain.” remember, besides my mom, who truly believed in food cold. Committee member Myers, public works director, and http://clevelandbradleyfounda- Gay said original plans called for his promotion me, made me feel smart, and instilled in me the and local businessman Allan contractor Dee Burris said this tion.org. ceremony to be held with his family present and confidence that I could literally do anything I Jones said it would be good to was “a major problem.” The com- The committee is also hoping in front of the nation’s founding documents at the wanted to. have the spring flowing under the mittee is in talks with adjacent the Cleveland City Council will “She also reinforced something that my mother National Archives. house, just as it would have in landowners to work out a solu- authorize funding for the project. taught me, which is there are no shortcuts in life “It is all too fitting that I would return to a com- Andrew Taylor’s day. tion. The project was not discussed and no substitutes for tenacity and perseverance. bat zone instead,” Gay said. “This deployment is a Taylor’s Spring has been cited An archeology dig was con- during the Strategic Planning Mrs. Brown was amazing. She challenged me with reminder to me that irrespective of my rank in the as the key reason people settled ducted at the site by Lee Workshop in January, held in extra work when she noticed the work I was doing in this area. Back when University anthropology profes- preparation of this year’s budget. Air Force, my first priority as an Airman and an was too easy. In other words, she never allowed officer is to serve and defend the Constitution of me to settle for ‘good enough’ when she knew I the United States of America and to lead the had more to give. Former CASA director Suzanne Wisdom Airmen who I have the honor to lead.” “This has stayed with me to this day. It has He added that along with the promotion to the shaped me. Mrs. Brown, my elementary school rank of major, he has also moved from the ranks teacher, helped me get here; she helped me gets appointment to national committee of Company Grade Officers to Field Grade achieve the rank of major in the U.S. Air Force. Officers, which denotes a more senior tier in the Furthermore, I have spoken before about Coach From Staff Reports advise and provide support to the network of almost 1,000 pro- military rank structure. National CASA Association in its grams that recruit, train and Paul Cretton, Phil Harris, and Col. Jim Tucker, Suzanne Wisdom, former exec- “Moreover, with this advancement comes added work on behalf of state organiza- support citizen-volunteers to who were pivotal in my life. They helped me get utive director for the Bradley expectations and added responsibility, all of here as well. There are so many others from tions and local programs, by advocate for the best interests of County Court Appointed Special sharing expertise and providing abused and neglected children in which I have prepared my entire adult life for,” he Cleveland who made it possible for me to get Advocates organization, was said. “ I am confident in my ability to take on where I am today. I can never thank them input and guidance. The newly courtrooms and communities. recently appointed to the nation- formed committees will The only program of its these new challenges.” enough. al CASA Association Marketing “It feels like just yesterday that my mom and “Today, I still rely on my team. They motivate focus their efforts in culti- kind, CASA volunteers and Communications vating growth in four key are empowered by the brothers were driving me from Cleveland to the and inspire me to continue reaching for even Committee. Military Entrance Processing Station in Knoxville. higher goals. My wife, Mary, who is an absolute functional areas of the courts to provide children Wisdom was the director of the organization: legal/advo- with one-on-one advoca- And today, I can say without reservation that I superstar. The same goes for my six children who local CASA from 2007 to 2015, am living out my dream of being an Air Force offi- I have always said are my mission in life and my cacy, marketing/commu- cy. The volunteers see when she moved to Savannah, nications, performance their assigned children cer that I first had when I was 12 years old,” Gay energy when I’m tired.” Gay said he wanted to Ga., to assume the position of added. “After 24 years of service, I feel blessed to also thank his children, Tyler, Haley, Hannah, measurement, and the regularly and interview CASA executive director there. organization’s annual all the adults who impact still be wearing the U.S. Air Force uniform and to Jack, Bennett and Grant, along with his mother She was the founding executive call myself an Airman. While I know that I am and brothers. national conference. their lives. director of the local CASA, and “Through strong part- Volunteer advocates closer to the end of my career than I am the “And, all of you back home who have been part now serves as executive director Wisdom beginning, I am forever honored to have served of my team since I was a young boy and helped nerships and collabora- offer judges the critical of Savannah/Chatham CASA. tive strategies, together information they need to our nation and the proud state of Tennessee.” me become a thankful man,” he said. Along with 11 other CASA col- The major noted nothing in the Air Force is “Thank you to all those who pushed me to bet- we will strengthen the foundation ensure that each child’s rights leagues from across the county, of the CASA/GAL member net- and needs are being attended to done alone. ter myself and who made it possible for me to Wisdom will be sharing her “It takes a team. In fact, the Air Force is the take this amazing Air Force journey over the last work, create pathways for sus- while in foster care, staying with expertise in marketing and com- tainable organizational growth, the children until they are placed epitome of a team sport,” Gay said. “ To accom- 24 years. Maj. Jerry Gay departs in the coming munications. Her history of start- and generate better outcomes for in a loving permanent home. plish one airborne mission, it literally takes weeks for a year-long deployment to the Middle ing a CASA program from the the abused and neglected chil- For many abused children, dozens of Airmen to execute. It is exactly the East. It will be his seventh deployment since ground up, as well as serving in 2009. dren served in the communities their CASA volunteer is the only same way in one’s career and in one’s life. We do different types of communities, we serve,” said Tara Perry, CEO constant adult presence in their gives her a unique perspective on of the National CASA lives. the communications and market- Association. ——— ing needs of a CASA chapter. “This engagement with state Online: Impact Cleveland is launching “I am excited and honored to and local members is rooted in www.casaforchildren.org be appointed to this committee,” the National CASA Association www.savannahcasa.org Wisdom said. “It feels great being Strategic Framework,” added able to take the things I’ve Perry. “We are very appreciative TVA energy makeover projects learned as a CASA director over and excited to have this level of the years and give input that may talent serving on these commit-    " By JOYANNA LOVE help other CASA agencies nation- Banner Senior Staff Writer tees.”
     wide.” National Court Appointed Impact Cleveland has begun home revitalization Network committees will Special Advocate Association is a projects in the Blythe Oldfield Community, using funding from the TVA Extreme Energy Makeover grant. In a presentation to the Rotary Club of Cleveland, Impact Cleveland director Dustin Tommey said six home renovations have already been completed. Cleveland Daily Banner The organization was awarded $3.75 million for home improvements that will increase energy effi- ciency by 25 percent. Impact Cleveland was one of seven recipients selected for the grant, and was awarded the third largest amount, Tommey said. MONEY SAVING COUPONS “We feel like that is attributable to having a really strong track record. It is also attributable to our part- E V E R Y W E E K ! ners who helped make this a reality,” Tommey said. Homes must be at least 20 yeas old, low-income households and located in the designated project area in order to qualify. The energy improvements could be anything from a new heating and air-conditioning system to appli- Dustin Tommey ances. Tommey said Impact Cleveland has partnered with “When we first moved into Blythe Oldfield neigh- Habitat for Humanity and the Communityborhood there were four (people) that were getting Development Block Grant program to address need- stuff done. They were the movers and shakers. They ed improvements for homes that may not qualify as were four middle-aged ladies and they were tired of an energy-related improvement. people not stopping at stop signs. They started to Rental properties can also be eligible. advocate for their street,” Tommey said. “When I got Other partners included Cleveland Utilities, the here, I just began to listen and to pour into these Cleveland Housing Authority and Clear Result, a four ladies and understand what they are dealing company that specializes in energy home improve-with.” ment. The name Blythe Oldfield comes from the two Impact Cleveland is a part of United Way of names that residents have historically called the Bradley County. area. Many call it Blythe, while older residents refer “Impact Cleveland was the brainchild of Matt to it as Oldfield, Tommey said. Ryerson (of United Way) and Matt Carlson with “It’s a really, really rich history,” Tommey said, THE COUPON SAVINGS WILL MORE Habitat (for Humanity) about five years ago. Both of recounting the nearby manufacturing that employed those two leaders were, in my opinion, visionary in many in the past. THAN PAY FOR YOUR PAPER dreaming this up,” Tommey said. “We did a needs assessment survey when we first Discussions of forming a community development got there, and 51 percent of respondents reported … program began as each organization was looking athousehold income less than $15,000 annually,” expanding services. Habitat for Humanity was Tommey said. adding home revitalization programs and United Impact Cleveland’s approach was not just to “pre- S U B S C R I B E T O D A Y Way, both locally and across the country, was look- scribe solutions” but to study nationally recognized ing at being more than simply a funding source. best practices and how they could be followed in the United Way began to look at identifying problems neighborhood, Tommey said. 472-5041 and working with partners, “not just nonprofit part- This approach looks at a variety of areas, including ners, but with business leaders and every aspect of physical, social and economic revitalization of the society” to develop solutions, Tommey said. area through partnering with those in the communi- The focus of the organization is to be a catalyst for ty. Cleveland Daily Banner community development. “It’s holistic and it’s comprehensive. It’s not just 1505 25th Street N.W. “Our mission is one neighborhood at a time. one thing,” Tommey said. “We listened to the commu- Cleveland, TN 37311 Instead of revitalizing Bradley County, sometimes it’s nity and started by making data-driven decisions.” more manageable to … pick an area that you can The neighborhood and Impact Cleveland are also define and really make an impact in,” Tommey said. partnering with city of Cleveland and the Community Serving Our Community Since 1854 The plan is for Impact Cleveland to work in the Development Block Grant program to revitalize a for- neighborhood “until it no longer needs us.” mer school playground to be a community park.

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 9 ATIONAL RIEFS Abortion debate returns N B 2 ethanol tankers among 16 scheduled to appear in Albemarle voted Tuesday to legalize alcohol to depleted Supreme Court County Circuit Court on sales. derailed train cars in western N.Y. Wednesday. Commonwealth’s Alcohol sales will still be illegal RIPLEY, N.Y. (AP) — Crews are Attorney Robert Tracci (TRAY’- outside the cities. But the vote WASHINGTON (AP) — The some restrictions from taking hear the case once a new col- working to contain a leak on an cee) says he expects the former means alcohol can now be sold abortion debate is returning to effect while the case is on league joins them. President ethanol tanker that was among hospital orderly to enter pleas legally in at least part of each of the Supreme Court in the midst appeal. Barack Obama has said he will 16 cars on a freight train that that will end the Hannah Graham Alabama’s 67 counties. of a raucous presidential cam- If Kennedy sides with the lib- nominate a successor to Scalia. derailed in far southwestern New and Morgan Harrington murder Opponents argued against paign and less than three weeks eral justices, the case could But Senate Republicans, backed York and forced the evacuation of cases. legalizing alcohol sales on moral after Justice Antonin Scalia’s stand as an important reaffir- by the party’s presidential can- several homes. Matthew is already serving life and public-safety grounds. But death. mation of the standard the court didates, have pledged to keep The justices are taking up the first laid out in 1992 that allows Scalia’s seat empty so that the A spokesman for Norfolk in prison for a 2005 sexual supporters say allowing the sale Southern says a train derailed on assault in northern Virginia. of alcoholic beverages will help biggest case on the topic in states to regulate abortion pro- next president can fill it. the rail company’s line around nearly a quarter century vided the restrictions do not Separately, the justices also He’s charged with capital mur- stimulate business in the rural, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the town of der in the September 2014 death east Alabama county. Wednesday, considering impose “an undue burden” on a are weighing an emergency Ripley, about 60 miles southwest of 18-year-old University of Bootleggers have operated in whether a Texas law that regu- woman’s right to an abortion. appeal from clinics in Louisiana. of Buffalo. Gov. Andrew Cuomo Virginia student Graham. He also Clay County for years, and pos- lates abortion clinics hampers a Scalia’s death means it is like- The same federal appeals court had earlier said the accident faces a first-degree murder charge session of small amounts of alco- woman’s constitutional right to ly that Texas can get no more has allowed that state’s admit- occurred around 11:30 p.m. in the 2009 death of 20-year-old hol in the county has been legal. obtain an abortion.than four votes on a court that ting privileges law to take effect Tuesday. Virginia Tech student Harrington, The issue last came up for a The clinics want the court to has been starkly divided over while a legal challenge winds its roll back regulations requiring abortion between conservatives way through the courts, even Emergency services officials who vanished while attending a countywide vote in 1986, when say Wednesday morning that no doctors who perform abortions and liberals. A 4-4 tie in this after a trial judge struck it down Metallica concert at U.Va. church opposition killed a pro- one was injured and there was no posal to go wet. to have admitting privileges at case would leave Texas’ law as unconstitutional. The case is fire. But two of the derailed cars Police officer, suspect dead after nearby hospitals and forcing standing, because the federal being appealed. contained ethanol that leaked. Disney revives ‘High Schoolclinics to meet standards for appeals court in New Orleans A decision in Whole Woman’s North Texas park shootout outpatient or ambulatory surgi- ruled for the state. Such an out- Health v. Hellerstedt, 15-274, is Officials say one tanker has been EULESS, Texas (AP) — A 29- Musical’ with open casting call contained and crews are working LOS ANGELES (AP) — The cal centers. Like other states, come would allow Texas to put expected by late June. year-old police officer died after mainly in the South, Texas says the regulations into full effect. on the other. A derailed tanker he was shot in a gunfight with an Disney Channel is reviving “High containing propane is intact. School Musical.” it passed the measure to protect The clinics say no more than armed suspect in a park near a women’s health. about 10 facilities will remain Officials say between 25 to 30 Dallas-area school, police said. The channel said Tuesday it’s people have been evacuated from starting a nationwide casting Justice Anthony Kennedy open, where there once were Euless Police Chief Mike Brown probably holds the deciding vote more than 40 before the law was their homes. Other residents near said Officer David Hofer, who pre- search for the latest sequel in the the site have been urged to hit TV movie franchise. on the eight-justice court. He enacted in 2013. viously worked for the New York already joined with the court’s If the court is evenly divided, remain inside their homes. Police Department, died Tuesday “High School Musical 4” will introduce new East High Wildcats four liberal members to block the justices could decide to re- Deputy fired for defacing poster during surgery. The suspect was also killed. and their cross-town rivals, the map with a racial slur West High Knights, the channel COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A Brown said Hofer was one of said. South Carolina sheriff says he the officers who responded to a The cast of the original 2006 fired and arrested a deputy for report of shots fired around 3 movie included Zac Efron, defacing a poster in a crime vic- p.m. Tuesday near J.A. Carr Park, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale tim’s garage by turning it into a which is in a residential area near and Corbin Bleu. The sequel racial slur. an elementary school. comes amid network TV’s fixation News outlets report that “Upon arrival, officers encoun- on musicals, with projects rang- Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott tered a suspect with an unknown ing from NBC’s “The Sound of said Tuesday he fired 25-year-old weapon,” Brown said. “The sus- Music” to Fox’s “Grease,” which Kaleb Broome and arrested him pect immediately fired upon offi- starred Hudgens. on a charge of misconduct in cers, striking one of them. The Disney Channel said office. Officers returned fire, striking the details about upcoming open The sheriff says Broome was suspect.” casting calls will be available responding to a domestic dispute The suspect, who was not online soon at www.disneychan- Feb. 23 and that as deputies immediately identified, died of nel.com/opencall . helped the victim, Broome circled multiple gunshot wounds, the An air date for “High School Nigeria on a poster map of Africa chief said. Musical 4” was not announced. and turned it into a racial slur. Two nearby schools were Ala. Senate debates bill to block Lott says Broome also took a placed on lockdown until the sit- piece of double-sided tape. The uation was resolved. removal of historical monuments sheriff says Broome committed a Hofer served in the NYPD for MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — crime by taking the tape that was five years before coming to Euless The Alabama Senate debated leg- worth less than a dime, and broke in 2014, Brown said. He was a islation that would prohibit the department rules by writing the 2008 graduate of New York removal of historical monuments slur. University. from public property without law- Lott said another deputy The New York Post reported makers’ prior approval. reported the incident. Hofer, the son of European immi- The Senate called for adjourn- It was not clear if Broome has a grants, formerly worked in the ment before the bill was voted on lawyer. 9th Precinct on Manhattan’s Tuesday. Cruise ship damaged by storm Lower East Side. The legislation doesn’t specify “He was wonderful child, a returns to port early — again Confederate monuments but wonderful police officer,” his comes after civil rights activists’ BAYONNE, N.J. (AP) — A cruise mother, Sofija Hofer, told the ship that was previously battered push to remove markers across newspaper. the South. Birmingham is consid- by a major storm in the Atlantic “He was working this very diffi- Ocean has returned to port early, ering the removal of a Confederate cult precinct, so he had a lot of statue in a downtown park. cutting short another cruise. traumatic experiences. ... He Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of Republican Sen. Gerald Allen of decided to go to a safer place,” she Tuscaloosa, the bill’s sponsor, the Seas docked in Bayonne, New said. Jersey, on Wednesday morning. says he hopes it will avoid “deci- His fiancée was out of town at sions made in haste.” The ship was scheduled to return the time and needed to be called from a southern Caribbean cruise Democratic Sen. Linda home and given the news, the Coleman-Madison says she dis- on Friday. However, cruise line Post reported. spokeswoman Cynthia Martinez agrees with legislators’ attempts    Sofija Hofer said her son want- to govern local issues. says planned stops in Barbados ed to write a book about his expe- Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley and St. Kitts were skipped so the rience with the NYPD. Dignified Services at 1,141-foot ship could avoid pre- removed four Confederate flags 
  Realistic Prices! dicted strong winds and rough New signs for Robin Williams last year from the grounds of the Alabama Capitol but says he has 2415 Georgetown Road, NE seas. Tunnel installed WEATHER INFORMATION The company says the captain SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A tun- no plan to remove a Confederate 473-2620 monument outside his office. was following a new storm avoid- nel with rainbow arches that con- ance policy that was instituted nects the Golden Gate Bridge to Prune or pay up: Bill targets after the ship was damaged last greater Marin County has official- negligent neighbors’ trees month when 4,500 passengers ly become the Robin Williams PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Pine hunkered down for hours tunnel. needles belong in the forest, not because of 30-foot waves and The San Francisco Chronicle on a neighbor’s lawn, according to hurricane force winds. Four sus- reports the new Robin Williams a Rhode Island lawmaker who tained minor injuries. Tunnel signs were installed wants to compel residents to trim Martinez also says a small Monday night. unruly twigs and trees. number of the ship’s 6,000 pas- The tunnel was unofficially The state Senate passed a bill sengers and crew have been treat- known as the Waldo Tunnel. Tuesday that would require The California State Senate last ed for what’s believed to be homeowners to prune their norovirus. year approved a resolution to shrubbery and trees or face a change the tunnel’s name to Ohio school district welcomes $500 fine if plant litter lands on honor the late actor and comedi- someone else’s property. students back after shootings an. MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio The bill’s sponsor, Democratic Williams grew up and lived in Sen. Frank Ciccone, said he intro- (AP) — Classes are resuming in a the Bay Area. southwest Ohio school district, duced the legislation after listen- The two signs — one for each ing to concerns about pine trees two days after authorities say a side of the tunnel — cost $3,000 14-year-old boy shot students in from residents in his Silver Lake that was paid for using private district of Providence. a school cafeteria. donations. Madison Local Schools officials Pine trees are “nice in the for- say staff members will ride on 2 killed after SUV crashes into est, nice in certain areas, but they buses Wednesday morning and Massachusetts restaurant shed these pine needles and sap be outside the school complex to NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — An onto adjacent vehicles and drive- welcome students back. SUV has crashed through the ways,” he said. Some 1,600 students from pre- front windows of a busy Senators voted 26-6 to pass the K through grade 12 attend the Massachusetts pizza restaurant, bill that would require homeown- schools just west of Middletown. killing two people and injuring at ers to maintain and control any Crisis counselors will be on least seven others. debris created by a tree or shrubs hand and extra staffers will join The crash happened during the if it causes a nuisance to an abut- students for lunch in the cafeteria dinner rush Tuesday evening at ting property owner. where the shootings occurred. Sweet Tomatoes Pizza in Newton, Sen. Elaine Morgan, a Authorities say two students were a suburb of Boston. Republican who voted against it, shot on Monday and two others Authorities say the two people said landowners shouldn’t be hurt, possibly by shrapnel or who were killed were patrons at held responsible for raking falling while running away. the restaurant. Their names were leaves. Families were able to walk not immediately released. “If a tree fell in my neighbor’s through the schools Tuesday Seven people, including the yard, yes, I would take care of it,” evening. driver, were injured and taken to she said. “But leaves? I clean my The 14-year-old shooting sus- area hospitals. own. Are we going to do genetic pect remains in juvenile detention Witness say the SUV came bar- testing to see whose leaves they after denying charges in a brief reling down a hill and failed to are?” juvenile court hearing earlier stop at an intersection, before Ciccone said most fallen leaves Tuesday. plowing into the restaurant. don’t count as debris, but the bill doesn’t make that distinction. Virginia man set to enter The crash remains under investigation. “It’s not so much the leaves but pleas in 2 student slayings the pine needles. They blow into RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A man Last dry county in Alabama windows,” he said. charged in the slayings of two legalizes alcohol sales Ciccone said his bill would add Virginia college students is ASHLAND, Ala. (AP) — language to an existing law pre- expected to avoid a possible death Alabama’s last totally dry county venting trees and other vegetation sentence in a plea agreement with is going wet. from blocking public sidewalks. If prosecutors. Residents in the Clay County passed, it would be up to each Jesse LeRoy Matthew Jr. is cities of Ashland and Lineville city and town to enforce it. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Bradley High’s VocalMotion

Banner photos, allen MInCey MItCHell lyle (left and seated in top photo), former Cleveland Police commissioner, was honored Tuesday with a special party for his 90th birth- day. He had several visitors join him for lunch at Garden Plaza, including, from left, Stacy Smith, Robert Harbison, Melinda Carroll, Mark Gibson, Sue Zius, Janice Casteel, Tom Rowland, Eric Watson, Dale Hughes, Esmerelda Lee, Larry Wallace, James Ramsey and David Dailey. Also attending were George Poe and Brian Smith.

Bradley Central High School’s show choir, VocalMotion has had an exciting 2016. Early in February, they competed in two regional events in Alabama. In the latter part of the month, they were the host and exhibition choir at the Heart of America National Show Choir Competition at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville. This past week- end, the choir competed in Belmont's Music City Show Shoppe, where they won Best Vocals and Grand Champions for the second year in a row. Senior Keely Maynard also won the solo competition DISCOUNTS AT THIS STORE ONLY: as she did the year before. On Tuesday, senior members of the choir joined with Bradley Central's RockBand to perform with Foreigner at the Tivoli in Chattanooga. VocalMotion will conclude its season on March 10 at the Bradley Central Fine Arts Center with a Homecoming CLEVELAND ࠮7H\S/\Ɉ7R^` Concert featuring performances from the students and their families as well as a special presentation of their competition show. Top photo shows the senior members of VocalMotion. Photos are by Laura Frakes of Frakes Photography. STORE CLOSING EVERYTHING MUST GO! % ALL-VV[^LHY 50off MVY[OL,U[PYL-HTPS` % ALL;V`Z.HTLZ 50off HUK+VSSZ FINAL WEEKS! Survey: U.S. companies added 214,000 jobs in February % ALL3HKPLZ» WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. overseas, a strong dollar that businesses added a healthy makes American products expen- 214,000 jobs last month, another sive overseas and cutbacks in the off sign that the U.S. job market energy industry following a big -HZOPVU*SV[OPUN remains resilient despite eco- drop in oil prices. Some of the 60 nomic weakness overseas and pain in manufacturing has been tumult in financial markets. offset by strong automotive sales Payroll processor ADP said and production. ALL Wednesday that the better-than- The ADP report comes out two % expected hiring by private com- days before the U.S. govern- -PUL.VSK:PS]LY+PHTVUK panies was up from 205,000 in ment’s official jobs report. * January. Economists surveyed by the JEWELRY “It’s a very strong report. The data firm FactSet predict that off .LTZ[VUL labor market is healthy,” said American employers — including 2NVSK\USLZZV[OLY^PZLZWLJPÄLK Mark Zandi, chief economist at government — added 195,000 80 Moody’s Analytics. “This is very jobs last month, up from 151,000 good news particularly in the in January. They expect that the context of the turmoil in the unemployment rate remained at STORE FIXTURES, FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT financial markets in the past sev- an eight-year low 4.9 percent. eral months.” The ADP numbers cover only Moody’s helps compile the ADP private businesses and often FOR SALE NOW! numbers. diverge from the official figures. Professional and business ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECKS, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, services companies added 59,000 AMERICAN EXPRESS, KMART AND SEARS CARDS. WE ACCEPT KMART GIFT CARDS. DISCOUNTS DO NOT jobs and construction firms hired APPLY TO PHONE CARDS, PHARMACY, TOBACCO, ALCOHOL AND PREPAID GIFT CARDS. SOME FOOD ITEMS 27,000. Reuse the News ARE EXCLUDED AS REQUIRED BY LAW. INVENTORY IS LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. 10K GOLD JEWELRY But manufacturers shed 9,000 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. THIS STORE IS NOT PARTICIPATING IN CURRENT KMART CIRCULARS. jobs in February, first time Recycle this newspaper they’ve cut payrolls since October. Manufacturers have been hurt by economic weakness www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 11 WEDNESDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Baldwin scores 17 as Vanderbilt sweeps Tennessee

NASHVILLE (AP) — Getting payback more. obviously it’s not appropriate,” Baldwin Kevin Punter who missed his fourth against an in-state rival makes for a very “We all know about it and very happy said. straight game with a stress fracture in sweet victory. that we beat Tennessee two times in a Damian Jones and Jeff Roberson each his right foot, and Robert Hubbs III Sweeping that opponent for the first row,” Baldwin said. “Last year was a bit of added 14 points for Vanderbilt. Nolan missed his second with an injured right time since 2009-10? a struggle. We lost two times against Cressler had 11. knee. Even better. them, and obviously the fans here are “There were some things that obvious- Stallings gave rare starts to two senior Wade Baldwin IV scored 17 points, and disappointed with that. They say ‘You can ly, as a coach, I would’ve liked to been reserves and a sixth-year grad student on the Vanderbilt Commodores routed lose every game, but don’t lose to better but, all in all, we’ll take it and Senior Night and Tennessee took advan- Tennessee 86-69 Tuesday night for their Tennessee.’ That’s kind of their motto. ... move forward,” Vandy coach Kevin tage to lead at 6-4. The Vols last led at fourth straight win and second this sea- We’re happy in the regular season to be Stallings said. 16-15 on Detrick Mostella’s 3-pointer son over the Volunteers. 2-0 against them.” Tennessee (13-17, 6-11) lost for the with 7:47 left. The Commodores (19-11, 11-6) now Fined $100,000 by the SEC on Monday fifth time in six games. Shembari Phillips Roberson’s 3-point play with 7:18 have won six of seven, and they remain a for fans rushing the court in Saturday’s scored a game-high 23 points for the remaining started the Commodores on a loss behind No. 22 Kentucky in the upset of Kentucky, Vanderbilt fans didn’t Vols, Armani Moore added 13 on a day 28-8 run to finish the half, putting Southeastern Conference standings with get a chance to even think about leaving where he had a fever that broke before Vanderbilt up 43-24 at halftime. aP photo a game remaining in the regular season. their seats to celebrate this sweep. tipoff and Admiral Schofield had 12. Vanderbilt pushed that to 21 when VanDY gUarD Wade They went into Tuesday night tied with Security, ushers and even a couple of top “Obviously, our guys learned a lot Baldwin’s jumper was changed on review Baldwin IV is defended by South Carolina and LSU and a game university officials lined up in front of the tonight,” Tennessee coach Rick Barnes to a 3-pointer with 16:27 left. With Tennessee forward Kyle back of Kentucky and Texas A&M. student section starting with 4:26 left. said after starting three freshmen. Alexander in the first half For the moment, the sweep meant a bit “We love to have a stormed court, but The Vols played without leading scorer See TENNESSEE, Page 12 Tuesday, in Nashville. ’Stangs advance to Region 3 title game By JOE CANNON March, which is what you want Banner Assistant Sports Editor to do.” Walker Valley (21-9) will tan- COOKEVILLE — Having to gle with cross-county rival battle the Region 3-AAA Bradley Central (24-6) for the Tournament hosts Tuesday region championship Thursday evening, Walker Valley made at 7, back in Cookeville. some key midgame adjustment It will be the fourth meeting to overcome the determined between the two county schools Cookeville squad and earn their — Bradley winning the first two second TSSAA Sectional berth during the regular season, but in three years. the Herd claiming the district “I thought we did a great job tournament crown when they of adjusting during the game to met last week in Athens. what they (Cookeville) were “Each time with Bradley has doing,” assessed head coach been a great game,” Williams Bob Williams after his District remarked. “It’s come down to 5-AAA champion Mustangs who made the plays in the end, claimed a 60-55 victory. and I expect nothing less this “We responded well to what time around also.” they were doing, and did a good The region champ will get to job of changing things up,” he host a TSSAA Sectional game added. “They did a good job Monday against either top- against (6-foot-6 Kenny) Bunton ranked Blackman (30-0) or underneath, so Josh (Jones) Lawrence County (20-10), while and Bryce (Nunnelly) did a great the runner-up will have to hit job of taking the pressure off the road for a shot at a state him.” tournament berth. Banner photo, JOE CannOn Jones and Nunnelly combined Walker Valley, which played in BraDLEY CEnTraL junior Cole Copeland (with ball), plus senior Bradley McCurdy (20) and Trevon Ware (back) battle a pair of for 35 points, including 16 in the 2009 state tournament, was White County players for a loose ball during Tuesday evening’s Bear upset of the No. 2-ranked and previously unbeaten Warriors in the second half and going 9-for- last in the substate two years the Region 3-AAA semifinals in Cookeville. 14 at the free-throw line down ago, when they had to travel to the stretch. Murfreesboro to face Siegel. “We struggled some (7-7 Cookeville (24-9) came out record) the first half of the sea- with guns blazing Tuesday son, but our guys have really evening, building a 12-5 advan- Bears upset unbeaten Warriors come together since Christmas. tage before the Mustangs came I’m proud of the way they have galloping back to even the score stuck together,” Coach Williams with a 9-2 run to close out the By JOE CANNON get some run-out baskets, but Bradley McCurdy and Tyrell 55 in the other semifinal. expressed. “We are playing our Banner Assistant Sports Editor we did a great job of defending Pitner, plus junior John Brown, It will be the fourth meeting best ball in February and See 'STANGS, Page 13 their half-court offense.” picked up the Bears offensively, of the season between the two COOKEVILLE — Facing an The Warriors, who easily had combining for 51 points, local schools — the Bears win- undefeated, second-ranked over 2,500 of the more than including 29 in the fourth ning the two regular season squad that set several state 3,000 fans Tuesday night at quarter. matchups, while Walker Valley records this season and having Cookeville High School, had “We’re a family. We take care claimed the District 5-AAA its two-time District 5-AAA won their first 29 games this of each other,” proclaimed championship game. With only Player of the Year held to just season, breezing to double-digit McCurdy, who led all scorers 16 teams remaining in the 10 points, Bradley Central still victories in all but eight of with 25 points, 18 coming in Class AAA playoffs, 12.5 per- found a way to pulled off the them, including the final eight cent of them are from Bradley stunning upset to earn their p o s - s e a s o n m i n u t e s . County. fourth TSSAA Sectional berth wins of 15, 20 “This is great. “We’ve had three close games in five years. and 49 points. “It was truly a team It means my with them (WV). They came out “It was truly a team win. We The boys win. We had guys step senior season hot and ready in the district had guys step up offensively from Sparta isn’t over yet.” and we didn’t, so we’ll be ready and defensively for us to pull up offensively and set state defensively for us to pull “This was a this time,” declared Coach this off,” proclaimed head records for great team Clark. “It’ll be a great game.” this off.” — Bradley coach Chuck Clark after his made 3-point- win,” echoed Thursday’s winner will get to Bears pulled away with a 33- ers (31) and Head Coach Chuck Clark Pitner, who host a TSSAA Sectional game point fourth quarter for a 76-66 attempted (63) netted 15 Monday against the Region 4- victory over District 6-AAA against Rhea markers, eight AAA runner-up, either champion White County. County last month. The 31 in the second half. “No matter Lawrence County (21-10) or “The White County coach made in one game is also fourth how much they (White County) top-ranked and defending state (Eric Mitchell) and I are friends, best in the country, while the kept shooting 3s, we kept our champion Blackman (30-0). and talk about once a week Warriors tied for second in the heads and our composure like The region runner-up will have during the season,” Clark nation with 388 made 3s for the Coach Clark told us to do.” to travel to either Murfreesboro added. “He would tell me what season. An Illinois team sank Bradley will now make the of Lawrenceburg. people were trying to do to stop 466 last year for the record. 240-mile round trip to Bradley (24-5) and White them and I told him back in Although White County dou- Cookeville again Thursday to County fought tooth-and-nail January that we’d play him ble and triple-teamed Cole face cross-county rival Walker from the opening tip with the Banner photo, JOE CannOn straight up man-to-man, and Copeland, holding him to a pair Valley at 7 p.m. for the region game being tied a half dozen WaLKEr VaLLEY junior Bryce Nunnelly (23) dribbles at the top of that’s what we did. We didn’t of first period 3s and four final title. The Mustangs knocked off the key while teammate Kenny Bunton (25) looks for an opening want to press them so they’d frame free throws, seniors the host Cookeville squad 60- See BEARS, Page 13 against Cookeville in the Mustangs’ 60-55 victory on the Cavaliers’ home court Tuesday evening in the Region 3-AAA semifinals. Lady Flames overcome West Florida in GSC quarterfinal From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION seconds left. the floor. We always feel comfortable when Erin West Florida fouled the Lady Flames on the goes to the free-throw line.” PENSACOLA, Fla. — Erin Walsh hit four inbounds pass and the Argonauts stayed alive The Argonauts jumped out to a quick 21-10 clutch free throws in the final 46 seconds, after two free-throw misses by Christina lead at the end of the first quarter but after while Shelby Brown connected on a 3-pointer Johnson. One final attempt to win the game by being down by 13 early in the second stanza, to tie the game at 59 as the Lee women’s bas- the Argos’ Alex Coyne came up short and Lee the Lady Flames began their comeback and ketball team fought an uphill battle most of the celebrated the hard-fought victory. cut the lead down to only 35-30 at the halftime evening in posting a thrilling 63-62 victory over “I told the team at the end of the third quar- break. host University of West Florida. ter that toughness would win this basketball Lee got out of the gate fast in the third peri- It was Lee basketball first appearance in a game,” said an emotional coach Marty Rowe. od as the defense continued to do the job, Gulf South Conference tournament and the “We were the tougher team down the stretch holding West Florida to only 10 points in the Lady Flames made sure it was one that will be and I am so proud to be able to take this first quarter. However, the Lady Flames did not long remembered. With the quarter-final victo- GSC basketball tournament win back to our gain their biggest margin of the entire evening ry, they earned the right to travel to Sanford campus.” until 11 seconds remained. University (Birmingham, Ala.) and face top- Rowe added that several of his Lady Flames The battle was tied seven times and featured seeded Union University on Friday at 1 p.m. contributed to the win. “We had Haris (Price) in eight lead changes. The Argonauts held a 34- (EST). foul trouble most of the game and she later 28 advantage in points in the paint but Lee After Walsh made her final two freebies to fouled out. Shelby and Kayla (Beavers) made fought back by out-scoring the host club 22-9 put the Lady Flames up 63-59 with only 11 key 3-point shots. What else can you say about in points off turnovers. The taller Argos won Lee University photo seconds remaining, the Argonauts quickly the performance of Jordie (Neuharth)? She the rebounding battle 47-32 but Lee had only Erin WaLsh had 26 points and hit four crucial free throws in rushed down the floor and Katie O’Neal nailed gave us one of her best efforts on both ends of Lee’s GSC tournament win over West Florida a 3-point shot to cut the lead to 63-62 with six See FLAMES, Page 12 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Memphis 35 24 .593 15 4. Kevin Na 989 Dallas 33 28 .541 18 5. Justin Thomas 984 on air Houston 29 31 .483 21½ 6. Bubba Watson 835 New Orleans 23 35 .397 26½ 7. Smylie Kaufman 826 sports on tV northwest division 8. Rickie Fowler784 Wednesday, march 2 WLPct GB 9. Jason Dufner727 CoLLeGe BasKetBaLL Oklahoma City 42 18 .700 — 10. Patrick Reed 647 7 p.m. Portland 33 28 .541 9½ 11. Jason Bohn 612 BTN — Michigan St. at Rutgers Utah 28 31 .475 13½ 12. Dustin Johnson 580 CBSSN — Davidson at VCU Denver 23 37 .383 19 13. Phil Mickelson 578 ESPN2 — Miami at Notre Dame Minnesota 19 41 .317 23 14. J.B. Holmes555 ESPNU — Texas Tech at West Virginia Pacific division 15. Daniel Berger 536 ESPNEWS — Tulane at UCF WLPct GB international SEC — Mississippi St. at Mississippi x-Golden State 54 5 .915 — 1. Jason Day AUS 9.69 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 39 20 .661 15 2. Adam Scott AUS 5.77 FS1 — Seton Hall at Butler Sacramento 24 34 .414 29½ 3. Branden Grace SAF 4.68 9 p.m. Phoenix 15 45 .250 39½ 4. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.55 BTN — Wisconsin at Minnesota L.A. Lakers 12 49 .197 43 5. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.92 CBSSN — Creighton at Providence x-clinched playoff spot 6. Marc Leishman AUS 3.22 ESPN2 — Oregon at UCLA tuesday’s Games 7. Byeong-Hun An KOR 3.22 ESPNU — East Carolina at South Florida Charlotte 126, Phoenix 92 8. Charl Schwartzel SAF 2.88 SEC — Arkansas at Alabama Miami 129, Chicago 111 9. Thongchai Jaidee THA 2.77 11 p.m. Portland 104, New York 85 10. Danny Lee NZL 2.76 CBSSN — Colorado St. at Fresno St. Dallas 121, Orlando 108 11. Emiliano Grillo ARG 2.75 ESPNU — Washington St. at Washington Golden State 109, Atlanta 105, OT 12. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 2.52 FS1 — Oregon St. at Southern Cal L.A. Lakers 107, Brooklyn 101 13. Jaco Van Zyl SAF 2.34 GoLF Wednesday’s Games 14. Anirban Lahiri IND 2.31 10:30 p.m. Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 15. Matt Jones AUS 2.20 GOLF — LPGA Tour, HSBC Champions, first round, at Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. Singapore Utah at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. maJor LeaGUe BaseBaLL Portland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. MLB — Spring training, Detroit (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees at Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. HoCKeY Tampa, Fla. Detroit at San Antonio, 8 p.m. 4 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. national Hockey League MLB — Spring training, L.A. Angels vs. San Francisco at New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. eastern ConFerenCe Scottsdale, Ariz. (same-day tape) L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. atlantic division 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. GP WLOT Pts GF GA MLB — Spring training, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at thursday’s Games Florida 63 36 19 8 80 174 148 Goodyear, Ariz. 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Next: vs. N.Y. Rangers 63 37 20 6 80 180 159 FS1 — Bundesliga, F.S.V. Mainz at Bayern Munich Georgetown, Saturday. N.Y. Islanders 61 34 20 7 75 174 151 FS2 — Bundesliga, Hamburg SV at Schalke 04 4. Virginia (23-6) beat Clemson 64-57. Next: vs. No. 11 Pittsburgh 62 32 22 8 72 167 160 2:55 p.m. Louisville, Saturday. Philadelphia 62 29 22 11 69 157 168 Carolina 65 29 26 10 68 158 174 Lee partnering with BSN and NIKE NBCSN — Premier League, Manchester City at Liverpool 5. Xavier (25-4) did not play. Next: vs. Creighton, Saturday. 8 p.m. 6. Oklahoma (23-6) beat No. 19 Baylor 73-71. Next: at New Jersey 64 30 27 7 67 140 156 FS2 — CONCACAF Champions League, Seattle Sounders TCU, Saturday. Columbus 64 26 30 8 60 167 196 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION the partnership with BSN and an agreement. Our coaches and at America 7. Miami (23-5) did not play. Next: at Notre Dame, Western ConFerenCe 10 p.m. Wednesday. Central division NIKE,” said Lee University ath- athletes are excited and looking FS2 — CONCACAF Champions League, Tigres UANL at 8. North Carolina (24-6) did not play. Next: at No. 17 Duke, GP WLOT Pts GF GA Lee University took another letic director Larry Carpenter forward to wearing the swoosh.” Real Salt Lake Saturday. Chicago 64 39 20 5 83 180 153 giant step in athletics on Women’s CoLLeGe BasKetBaLL 9. Oregon (23-6) did not play. Next: at UCLA, Wednesday. Dallas 65 38 20 7 83 209 189 after the agreement was signed “The working agreement 11 a.m. 10. West Virginia (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. Texas Tech, St. Louis 66 37 20 9 83 166 162 Tuesday morning when the SEC — SEC Tournament, first round, LSU vs. Alabama, at Wednesday. Nashville 64 32 21 11 75 172 161 and the celebration began. between Lee University, BSN, Jacksonville, Fla. 11. Louisville (23-7) beat Georgia Tech 56-53. Next: at No. Minnesota 64 29 25 10 68 170 162 department officially entered “We’ve had a wonderful working and NIKE as partners is a great 1 p.m. 4 Virginia, Saturday. Colorado 65 32 29 4 68 175 187 into a working agreement with SEC — SEC Tournament, first round, Mississippi vs. 12. Indiana (23-6) at No. 16 Iowa. Next: vs. No. 14 Winnipeg 62 26 32 4 56 161 186 relationship with BSN for several step for all,” said McKinnon. Vanderbilt, at Jacksonville, Fla. Maryland, Sunday. Pacific division BSN and NIKE. BSN is the No. 1 1:30 p.m. 13. Utah (23-7) did not play. Next: vs. Colorado, Saturday. GP WLOT Pts GF GA years and look forward to the “BSN and NIKE are exceptionally BTN — Big Ten Tournament, first round, Wisconsin vs. 14. Maryland (23-6) did not play. Next: vs. Illinois, Los Angeles 62 37 21 4 78 165 143 sporting goods supplier in the future with them.” proud to be able to provide serv- Northwestern, at Indianapolis Thursday. Anaheim 61 34 19 8 76 153 144 United States while NIKE leads 3:45 p.m. 15. Purdue (23-7) beat Nebraska 81-62. Next: vs. San Jose 62 34 22 6 74 188 167 Carpenter added, “I want to ices and sporting goods to the BTN — Big Ten Tournament, first round, Illinois vs. Penn Wisconsin, Sunday. Vancouver 62 24 26 12 60 150 178 the way in athletic apparel. St., at Indianapolis 16. Iowa (20-8) vs. No. 12 Indiana. Next: at Michigan, Arizona 63 27 30 6 60 168 198 thank Chuck Rouse (BSN University’s Athletic Department Saturday. Calgary 63 26 33 4 56 170 197 The five-year agreement is Regional Sales Manager) and and immediate family. 17. Duke (22-8) beat Wake Forest 79-71. Next: vs. No. 8 Edmonton 65 24 34 7 55 158 194 called the BSN Sports/NIKE “All North Carolina, Saturday. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Bobby McKinnon (BSN Sales “Working closely with NIKE, on taP 18. Arizona (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 California, tuesday’s Games School Deal” and is for the pur- Thursday. St. Louis 4, Ottawa 3, SO Pro) for putting a proposal BSN will see that Lee University Wednesday, march 2 19. Baylor (21-9) lost to No. 6 Oklahoma 73-71. Next: vs. Boston 2, Calgary 1 chase and supply of athletic BaseBaLL No. 10 West Virginia, Saturday. Carolina 3, New Jersey 1 together, making us an exclusive will be furnished with the best Bellarmine (Ky.) University at Lee University, 2 apparel and equipment for use 20. Texas A&M (22-7) at Auburn. Next: vs. Vanderbilt, Edmonton 2, Buffalo 1, OT NIKE athletic program. I would products possible for all the ath- Gordon State at Cleveland State, 2 Saturday. Washington 3, Pittsburgh 2 by the school and its athletic BasKetBaLL 21. Iowa State (21-9) did not play. Next: at No. 1 Kansas, Nashville 5, Dallas 3 also like to thank (Lee President) letic teams and their partners. region 3-aaa tournament Saturday. Minnesota 6, Colorado 3 programs. at Cookeville High school 22. Kentucky (22-8) beat Florida 88-79. Next: vs. LSU, Florida 3, Winnipeg 2 Dr. Paul Conn and (Assistant VP We are extremely excited and Girls’ championship “We are excited to enter this Saturday. N.Y. Islanders 3, Vancouver 2 of Operations) Cole Strong for looking forward to this partner- Bradley Central vs. Cumberland County, 8 23. Texas (19-11) did not play. Next: at Oklahoma State, Wednesday’s Games new phase of Lee athletics and soFtBaLL Friday. Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. their support as we worked out ship,” concluded McKinnon. Tusculum at Lee (DH), 4 24. SMU (24-4) did not play. Next: vs. UConn, Thursday. Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. tennis 25. California (21-8) did not play. Next: at No. 18 Arizona, Montreal at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Lee at Shorter, 2 Thursday. thursday’s Games thursday, march 3 Women’s top 25 Fared Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. BasKetBaLL tuesday Calgary at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Lee golfers finish 6th in Super Regional preview region 3-aaa tournament 1. UConn (29-0) did not play. Next: vs. East Carolina or Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. at Cookeville High school Cincinnati, Saturday. N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Boys’ championship 2. Notre Dame (28-1) did not play. Next: vs. Duke or Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION know we will be stronger from in the long run,” Lee Walker Valley vs.Bradley Central, 7 Virginia, Friday. Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Friday, march 4 3. South Carolina (28-1) did not play. Next: vs. Auburn or New Jersey at Nashville, 8 p.m. coach John Maupin said after the final round. “This BaseBaLL Missouri, Friday. N.Y. Islanders at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. The Lee men’s golf team placed sixth in the 18- Volunteer State at Cleveland State, 2 4. Baylor (30-1) did not play. Next: vs. Iowa State or Texas Florida at Colorado, 9 p.m. was a very difficult golf course, and today it was set soFtBaLL team field of the Super Regional D2 S/SE Preview. Tech, Saturday. Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. up similar to what we can expect for a D2 Regional Volunteer State at Cleveland State (DH), 2 5. Maryland (27-3) did not play. Next: vs. Michigan or Iowa, San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Lynn University (Fla.) walked away with the team saturday, march 5 Friday. Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Championship. BaseBaLL 6. Texas (26-3) did not play. Next: vs. TCU or Kansas, championship total after posting an 880 54-hole Volunteer State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Saturday. “We had an opportunity to jump into the top 5 University of West Georgia at Lee University (DH), 2 7. Louisville (24-6) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, total. Chico State was second (882), host St. Leo against a very strong field today. We just weren't able BasKetBaLL Friday. transaCtions tssaa sectional Games 8. Oregon State (25-4) did not play. Next: vs. Southern Cal placed third (891), Nova Pacific followed with a fourth tuesday’s sports transactions to capitalize. Riverdale/Stewarts Creek loser at Bradley/Cumberland or Washington State, Friday. BaseBaLL place finish (893) and Florida Southern came in at winner, TBA 9. Ohio State (23-6) did not play. Next: vs. Nebraska or “Shea had a very good tournament for us, and I major League Baseball Bradley/Cumberland loser at Riverdale/Stewarts Creek Rutgers, Friday. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF BASEBALL — 895, while the Flames recorded 917 (301-304 — 312). winner, 8 10. Arizona State (25-5) did not play. Next: vs. Utah or was particularly proud of his effort today. Also, Taylor Suspended New York Yankees LHP Aroldis Chapman 30 soFtBaLL California, Friday. Medalist honors went to Lee Gearhart of Chico regular-season games under the league’s domestic vio- did a great job of grinding out a good round for us Volunteer State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 11. Stanford (24-6) did not play. Next: vs. Washington or lence policy. West Georgia at Lee (DH) 3 Colorado, Friday. State (73-68-73 — 214). Lee’s top finisher was Shea today too. Unfortunately, we just didn't get the pro- american League tennis 12. UCLA (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. Oregon or Arizona, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to terms with RHP Yordi Sylvester who came on strong and registered rounds Lee at Valdosta State, 9 a.m. Friday. duction from top to bottom that I know we are capa- Rosario on a minor league contract. sunday, march 6 13. Kentucky (21-6) did not play. Next: vs. Alabama or LSU, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with C of 73-78-73 –— 224. Peyton Sliger (70-78-83 — 229) ble of. BaseBaLL Thursday. Salvador Perez on a five-year contract through the 2021 University of West Georgia at Lee University, 2 14. Florida State (23-6) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfi- season. finished one stroke ahead of Taylor Davis (81-74-75 “Again, this will be valuable experience for us mov- soFtBaLL nals, Friday. SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to terms with OF West Georgia at Lee, 2 15. Texas A&M (21-8) did not play. Next: vs. Tennessee or — 230). Corey Sheppard rounded out the Lee scores ing forward. We are looking forward to getting to com- Guillermo Heredia. Placed C Jesus Sucre on the 60-day Arkansas, Friday. DL. 16. Mississippi State (24-6) did not play. Next: SEC quarter- that counted with a 77-78-81 — 234. pete in another great field in a couple of weeks at TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms with LHPs Alex finals, Friday. Claudio and Yohander Mendez and RHP Nick Martinez on “This was a great test for our team, and one that I Valdosta.” BaseBaLL 17. Syracuse (23-6) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, one-year contracts. Friday. spring training Glance national League 18. DePaul (24-7) did not play. Next: vs. Xavier or Butler, ameriCan LeaGUe ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Agreed to terms with LHP Sunday. WLPct Yuhei Nakaushiro on a minor league contract. 19. Michigan State (22-7) did not play. Next: Big Ten quar- Toronto 101.000 american association Lady Cougars get doubleheader sweep terfinals, Friday. Baltimore 00.000 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed 1B Jeremy 20. South Florida (21-8) did not play. Next: vs. SMU or UCF, Boston 00.000 Hamilton and RHP Charle Rosario. Saturday. Chicago 00.000 Can-am League From CSCOUGARS.COM Stiner and sophomore designat- two runs totaling four on the 21. Miami (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh or North Houston 00.000 ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Signed LHP Michael Gomez. Carolina, Thursday. Kansas City 00.000 BasKetBaLL ed player Mallory Souther each day. Sophomore right fielder 22. Colorado State (27-1) beat Fresno State 68-55. Next: at Los Angeles 00.000 national Basketball association The Cleveland State Lady Air Force, Friday. drove in three runs. Freshman Alex Rominger doubled in the Minnesota 00.000 ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed F Kris Humphries. 22. West Virginia (23-8) beat Iowa State 82-57. Next: vs. Cougars never let the University New York 00.000 HOUSTON ROCKETS — Assigned F Sam Dekker to Rio left fielder Rachel Goodson and bottom of the third. Townson Kansas State, Saturday. Oakland 00.000 Grande Valley (NBADL). of the Cumberlands junior var- 24. Oklahoma (20-9) beat Texas Tech 70-60. Next: vs. Seattle 00.000 Women’s national Basketball association catcher Emily Banks each fin- scored two runs and stole three Oklahoma State, Saturday. Tampa Bay 00.000 LOS ANGELES SPARKS — Acquired G Riquna Williams, sity softball squad get close. 25. Florida (22-7) did not play. Next: SEC quarterfinals, ished with two RBIs. bases. Texas 00.000 the sixth pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft and Dallas’ first- Friday. The Lady Cougars swept Cleveland 01.000 round pick in 2017 from the Dallas Wings for G Erin Phillips Sophomore third baseman Freshman Carly Frost earned Detroit 01.000 and the fifth pick in the draft. Tuesday’s double header versus nationaL LeaGUe FootBaLL Tori Townson scored three the victory pitching three WLPct GoLF national Football League the Lady Patriots after winning runs. Stiner, Souther, Townson innings allowing no runs on Cincinnati 101.000 BALTIMORE RAVENS — Designated K Justin Tucker as its both games against them on Pittsburgh 101.000 World Golf ranking franchise player. and freshman catcher Brittany three hits striking out three and Arizona 00.000 through Feb. 28 BUFFALO BILLS — Designated OT Cordy Glenn as its Friday. Arnonld all doubled. walking one. Atlanta 00.000 1. Jordan Spieth USA 11.48 franchise player. Released RB Boobie Dixon, G Kraig Urbik Chicago 00.000 2. Jason Day AUS 9.69 and DE Mario Williams. “I am very proud of the way The victory went to sopho- The Lady Cougars won the Colorado 00.000 3. Rory McIlroy NIR 9.49 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Designated CB Josh Norman we started our season,” said Los Angeles 00.000 4. Bubba Watson USA 8.17 as its franchise player. more Kara Headrick pitching day against the Lady Patriots Miami 00.000 5. Rickie Fowler USA 8.08 DENVER BRONCOS — Designated LB Von Miller as its head coach Katie Willingham. Milwaukee 00.000 6. Henrik Stenson SWE 7.25 exclusive franchise player. four innings allowing one 28-2 and the season series 54- New York 00.000 7. Justin Rose ENG 6.24 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Designated S Eric Berry as its In game one of the twin bill, earned run on two hits striking 4. San Diego 00.000 8. Dustin Johnson USA 5.91 franchise player. San Francisco 00.000 9. Adam Scott AUS 5.77 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Designated CB Trumaine the Lady Cougars allowed a run out three and walking three. “The real tests begin this St. Louis 00.000 10. Patrick Reed USA 4.94 Johnson as its franchise player. in the top of the first, but went Washington 00.000 11. Branden Grace SAF 4.68 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Designated DE Olivier Vernon as its Game two wasn’t much closer weekend,” said Willingham. “We Philadelphia 01.000 12. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.57 transition player. on to score seven runs in the with the Lady Cougars winning have to continue the hot bats, NOTE: Split-squad games count in the standings; games 13. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.55 NEW YORK JETS — Designated DE Muhammad against non-major league teams do not. 14. Jim Furyk USA 4.49 Wilkerson as its franchise player. bottom half of the inning. 10-1. Cleveland State (8-0) put sharp defense and dominant tuesday’s Games 15. Danny Willett ENG 4.36 PHILADEPHIA EAGLES — Agreed to terms with QB Sam Cleveland State then put 11 on Atlanta 4, Baltimore 4, tie, 10 innings 16. Brandt Snedeker USA 4.16 Bradford on a two-year contract. up three runs in the bottom of pitching.” Toronto 5, Philadelphia 3 17. Zach Johnson USA 4.01 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Designated QB Kirk the board in the bottom of the the first and scored another Cleveland State begins con- Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 18. Brooks Koepka USA 3.99 Cousins as its franchise player. Cincinnati 6, Cleveland 5 19. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.92 HoCKeY fourth, securing an 18-1 victory seven in the bottom of the third. ference play when they take the Wednesday’s Games 20. Kevin Kisner USA 3.90 national Hockey League Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 21. Phil Mickelson USA 3.64 NHL — Suspended Boston F Zac Rinaldo five games for an after the Lady Patriots could The University of the field again this Friday hosting Minnesota vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 22. J.B. Holmes USA 3.53 illegal check to the head of Tampa Bay F Cedric Paquette not score a run in the top of the Cumberland JV managed one Volunteer State (3-3) in a dou- Detroit (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 23. Shane Lowry IRL 3.35 during a Feb. 28 game. Detroit (ss) vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 24. Jimmy Walker USA 3.25 CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned D Tyler Wotherspoon to fifth. run in the top of the fifth. ble header. First pitch is sched- Washington vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 25. Kevin Na USA 3.23 Stockton (AHL). p.m. 26. Marc Leishman AUS 3.22 CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled D Ryan Murphy, F Freshman shortstop Madison Goodson drove in another uled for 2 p.m. Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. 27. Byeong-Hun An KOR 3.22 Brock McGinn and F Derek Ryan from Charlotte (AHL). Texas vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 28. Matt Kuchar USA 3.20 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Signed F Miikka Salomaki to L.A. Angels vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 29. Andy Sullivan ENG 3.07 a two-year million contract. p.m. 30. Paul Casey ENG 3.07 american Hockey League Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 31. Justin Thomas USA 2.97 AHL — Suspended Albany LW Stefan Matteau two games San Diego vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 32. Charl Schwartzel SAF 2.88 for an illegal check to the head of an opponent in a Feb. 28 Arizona vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 33. Russell Knox SCO 2.85 game at Bridgeport. thursday’s Games 34. Thongchai Jaidee THA 2.77 HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Assigned F Jack Combs to Tennessee Flames Miami vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 35. Danny Lee NZL 2.76 Greenville (ECHL). Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 36. Emiliano Grillo ARG 2.75 SAN DIEGO GULLS — Released F Zac Larraza from his From Page 11 From Page 11 Toronto vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 37. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.70 professional tryout contract and returned him to Houston vs. Philadelphia (ss) at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 38. Martin Kaymer GER 2.64 Manchester (ECHL). N.Y. Mets vs. Washington at Viera, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 39. Victor Dubuisson FRA 2.63 eCHL Detroit vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 40. David Lingmerth SWE 2.62 ATLANTA GLADIATORS — Agreed to terms with G Brad Tennessee driving to the buck- upsetting Kentucky on 11 turnovers compared to 17 for Philadelphia (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., 1:05 41. Billy Horschel USA 2.57 Barone. p.m. 42. Bill Haas USA 2.57 MANCHESTER MONARCHS — Announced C Derek et for layup after layup, the Saturday on the final free the losers. Cincinnati vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 43. Chris Wood ENG 2.56 Arnold was returned to the team by San Diego (AHL) and Vols pulled within 59-49 with throw of the game. With three Walsh came to life after a slow Chicago White Sox vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Ariz., 44. Soren Kjeldsen DEN 2.53 D Josh Brown was returned by Portland (AHL). 3:05 p.m. 45. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 2.52 soCCer 11:02 to go on a pair of free usual starters coming off the start and sparked the Lady Flames Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee (ss) at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. 46. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 2.48 major League soccer Texas vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 47. Robert Streb USA 2.48 PORTLAND TIMBERS — Signed M-F Neco Brett and G throws by Phillips. bench, their bench outscored with 26 points, including 6-of-7 Milwaukee (ss) vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 48. Scott Piercy USA 2.46 Wade Hamilton. The Commodores used their the Vols 62-14. from the charity stripe. Brown p.m. 49. Jaco Van Zyl SAF 2.34 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC — Signed F Oalex Anderson. Oakland vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 50. Anirban Lahiri IND 2.31 SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Released D Marcel de Jong defense to start them on a 15-0 SENIOR NIGHT pitched in with 12 points and the Seattle vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 51. Jamie Donaldson WAL 2.28 by mutual agreement. Colorado vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 52. Chris Kirk USA 2.20 national Women’s soccer League run. Matthew Fisher-Davis The trio of rare starters in rest of the Lee scoring was divided Boston vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 7:05 p.m. 53. Matt Jones AUS 2.20 CHICAGO RED STARS — Announced the retirement of D stole the ball and passed to Vanderbilt’s home finale among five other players. Seven 54. Fabian Gomez ARG 2.16 Michelle Lomnicki. 55. Graeme McDowell NIR 2.16 CoLLeGe Cressler for a layup, and included Josh Henderson, a assists by Neuharth played a 56. Lee Westwood ENG 2.15 SUN BELT CONFERENCE — Announced Idaho’s football BasKetBaLL 57. Daniel Berger USA 2.13 team will leave the conference after the 2017 season. Baldwin got a steal on the next graduate student wrapping up major role in the win, while ARIZONA — Fired women’s basketball coach Niya Butts. national Basketball association 58. Marcus Fraser AUS 2.13 possession. Camron Justice got his sixth year due to injuries, Johnson led the Lee rebounding 59. Charley Hoffman USA 2.12 COLORADO — Dismissed QB Cade Apsay and S Evan eastern ConFerenCe White for violating team rules. atlantic division 60. Ryan Moore USA 2.12 a steal to set up his own layup, while Carter Josephs made the with seven. 61. Rafa Cabrera-Bello ESP 2.10 FIU — Suspended women’s basketball coach Marlin Chinn WLPct GB after one of his players alleged that he pursued her sexual- and Baldwin’s two free throws second start of his career. Toni Brewer had a double-dou- Toronto 39 19 .672 — 62. Thorbjorn Olesen DEN 2.09 63. Thomas Pieters BEL 2.07 ly. Boston 36 25 .590 4½ NCAA DIVISION I COUNCIL — Was appointed Maggie gave Vandy its biggest lead at Walk-on Nathan Watkins start- ble for the Argos, 12 points and 12 New York 25 37 .403 16 64. Ian Poulter ENG 2.07 65. Smylie Kaufman USA 2.06 McKinley to the NCAA Division I Council. 74-49 lead with 7:14 remain- ed for the first time in his rebounds. However, she had 10 Brooklyn 17 44 .279 23½ FORDHAM — Named Ryan Davis assistant football coach. Philadelphia 8 52 .133 32 66. Ryan Palmer USA 2.06 67. Patton Kizzire USA 2.02 FRESNO STATE — Announced the addition of wrestling ing. career, and he even scored points and nine rebounds at half- southeast division and women’s water polo to its athletic department, begin- WLPct GB 68. Kristoffer Broberg SWE 1.99 TIP-INS Vanderbilt’s first bucket of the time, a salute to the defensive job 69. Gary Woodland USA 1.99 ning with the 2017-18 season. Miami 34 26 .567 — MINNESOTA — Suspended men’s basketball G Kevin Atlanta 33 28 .541 1½ 70. Shingo Katayama JPN 1.98 Tennessee: The Vols strug- game. They went to the bench turned in by the Lady Flames 71. Jason Dufner USA 1.95 Dorsey, Nate Mason and Dupree McBrayer for the remain- Charlotte 31 28 .525 2½ der of the season, stemming from a sexually explicit video gled with foul trouble and were with 16:53 left, replaced by against the taller opponent. Washington 29 30 .492 4½ 72. Jason Bohn USA 1.94 73. K.T. Kim KOR 1.91 that appeared on Dorsey’s social media accounts. Orlando 26 33 .441 7½ NEW JERSEY CITY — Announced the resignation of facul- outscored at the line where Baldwin, Roberson and Luke “We will return to campus, get a Central division 74. Webb Simpson USA 1.86 75. Brendan Steele USA 1.85 ty athletics representative Juan Arroyo. Named Dr. Amy they were 6 of 8 compared to Kornet. couple hours sleep, send our girls WLPct GB Rady faculty athletics representative. Cleveland 42 17 .712 — 2017 Presidents Cup standings at Liberty national Golf Club RUTGERS — Named Pat Kelly video coordinator. Vandy (7 of 21). ... The Vols also UP NEXT to classes and then return to the Indiana 31 29 .517 11½ SUL ROSS STATE — Announced the resignation of Detroit 31 29 .517 11½ Jersey City, n.J. were outscored 44-28 in the Tennessee: Hosts Mississippi practice floor on Wednesday after- sept. 29-oct. 1, 2017 women’s basketball coach Aaron Tavitas, effective at the Chicago 30 29 .508 12 end of the semester. Milwaukee 25 35 .417 17½ through Feb. 28 paint. on Saturday. noon to get ready for the semi-final United states SYRACUSE — Announced RB Devante McFarlane has left Western ConFerenCe the football program. Vanderbilt: The Commodores Vanderbilt: Visits No. 20 round against Union on Friday,” southwest division 1. Jordan Spieth 1,243 2. Kevin Kisner 1,145 TUSCULUM — Named Doug Jones athletic director, who WLPct GB will continue in his role as baseball coach. got only a point off the bench in Texas A&M on Saturday. said the proud coach Rowe. San Antonio 50 9 .847 — 3. Brandt Snedeker 1,136 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 13 Distraction at Trump Doral is whether the PGA Tour stays DORAL, Fla. (AP) — Donald Turnberry in the first round of maries, leading in the polls and tour. Look at the top six from last Trump was a distraction at golf the Women’s British Open last gaining momentum going into year — Dustin Johnson, J.B. tournaments even before he was year. Super Tuesday. Holmes, Bubba Watson, Adam running for president. Is he bad for golf? What now? Scott, Henrik Stenson and Louis Go back 15 years when the Not at all. Of immediate concern is the Oosthuizen. LPGA Tour’s final event was held But he might turn out to be World Golf Championship at Not everyone loves the at Trump International in West bad for Doral, which has been Doral this week. The helipad was redesign. That’s nothing new, Palm Beach. It was bad enough part of the Florida swing longer vacant on Tuesday and likely will and it’s not the issue. that Trump walked down the than any other PGA Tour event. remain that way for most of the It’s Trump as a presidential middle of the fairways like he Trump has been scooping up week, although PGA Tour offi- candidate, and the bombastic owned the place (which he did). properties from Scotland to cials have been told that Trump dialogue that has become a sta- In the second round, Karrie Webb Dubai, from Los Angeles to New is likely to make an appearance ple of his campaign, which AP photo hit a tee shot on the par-3 sev- York and Florida, for more than a at some point, most likely on makes the future in Miami look ATLANTA BRAVES PITCHER Ryan Kelly delivers in the sec- enth that was short of the green decade. They are good courses, Sunday. bleak. and tumbling toward the water enough that majors from three This is the first time the top The PGA Tour has a contract ond inning of a spring training game against the Baltimore when light rough held it up. tours will be held on them over three players in the world — with Doral through 2023, Orioles Tuesday, in Kissimmee, Fla. Trump, who thinks golf isn’t the next six years — the 2017 Jordan Spieth, Jason Day and although there is a provision that great unless it’s hard, said that U.S. Women’s Open and 2022 McIlroy — have competed in the a new title sponsor would have while Webb was a great player, PGA Championship at Trump same event since September. the right to take the tournament Orioles tie Braves in that shot should have gone in the National in Bedminster, New That won’t create a fraction of the somewhere else. Cadillac is in water. That night, his mainte- Jersey, and the 2017 Senior PGA buzz as when The Donald drops the final year of its title sponsor- nance staff shaved the banks so Championship at Trump in. ship and is not going to renew. spring training debut severely that green spray paint National in Potomac Falls, That’s not the problem, howev- The task is to find a new spon- KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) — with the help of hits by Rio was used to cover a few splotches Virginia. er. sor that doesn’t mind the Hyun Soo Kim felt good about Ruiz and Ryan Lavarnway and of bare dirt. Whether those championships Doral has been a popular part sideshow that Trump brings to a being recognized so far away Reid Brignac’s sacrifice fly. Two years ago at Doral, Rory will be played at his courses is of the PGA Tour since 1962, and tournament. from home. Baltimore starter Mike McIlroy hit 4-iron into the par-3 still to be determined. The PGA of this could very well be the last If a new sponsor doesn’t want “It was very comfortable. Wright gave up one hit in two ninth during a practice round America last year canceled its one. to be at Trump Doral, there are Everything was OK,” the shutout innings. when he was asked to hold his Grand Slam of Golf at Trump’s No one saw this coming in not many other options in Miami Baltimore Orioles left fielder The crowd gasped and position. Turns out The Donald course in Los Angeles shortly 2012 when Trump added with the property that can han- said through an interpreter applauded when Braves reliev- was ready to leave, and his heli- after his comments about Florida’s most famous golf resort dle size of a World Golf after going 0 for 3 Tuesday in er Mauricio Cabrera reached copter was parked near the walk- Mexican immigrants when to his portfolio. He poured $250 Championship. The tour has his team’s exhibition opener, a 100 and 101 mph with several way toward the green. McIlroy Trump announced his candida- million into the resort and had looked at Crandon Park on Key 4-4, 10-inning tie against the pitches in the ninth inning. could only smile amid the roar of cy. Gil Hanse redo the Blue Monster Biscayne, a strong public course Atlanta Braves. “It’s not only 100 miles an hour rotors and gusts as the helicop- The other golf organizations to make it more dramatic by that once hosted a senior event. “I wasn’t expecting to see a but it’s pretty easy,” Braves ter took off. tried their best to say as little as bringing water into play more But with only one road to the lot of fans that were here to see manager Fredi Gonzalez said of At least it was a practice possible, waiting to see how his than it already was. It also has course, that might not be practi- me performing,” he said. “It the 22-year-old right-hander. round. Trump caused an even bid for the GOP nomination become too great an advantage cal. was a pleasant surprise.” “And he’s got other pitches that bigger stir when his helicopter would play out. Odds are none of for the long hitters, perhaps The end of the PGA Tour in The 28-year-old Kim left he throws along with it, which had players backing off shots at them saw Trump winning pri- more than any other course on Miami? Now that’s a distraction. South Korean baseball in is encouraging.” December, agreeing to a $7 Freeman’s hit was a welcome million, two-year contract with sign for the Braves, who are Weber returns to lead Predators over Stars the Orioles. expecting the first baseman to “I was nervous a bit and I be very careful after finishing NASHVILLE (AP) — Shea while I was out, I was a little Anthony Bitetto on the right side circle off a pass from Roman Josi. had too much thinking going to last season with a wrist injury. Weber said he was a little nervous nervous to come back,” Weber and was able to cut toward the Ekholm followed 31 seconds the plate. I was thinking about “His first at bat, you couldn’t coming back from a three-game said. “I didn’t want to be the rea- net and slip the puck between later with a backhand from the too many movements of the ask for any better test than absence. It didn’t show on the ice. son we lost the game, so it was a Rinne’s left skate and the post. right circle, spelling the end of pitches, and I wasn’t able to that,” Gonzalez said. Weber had a goal and two big win. I thought the guys did a “My focus is to keep the puck the night for Niemi. really perform the best things I The Orioles’ Mike Wright assists and the Nashville good job. That’s a very good team out of the net and I got beat “You just want to do the basic really have up at the plate.” gave up one hit and struck out Predators beat the Dallas Stars over there.” tonight on a tough goal,” Bitetto stuff, see the puck, make the Said manager Buck two in two shutout innings. 5-3 Tuesday night. Antoine Roussel had a goal and said. “You’ve got to put everything stops, but sometimes it’s hard,” Showalter: “I’d like to expose RHP Chris Tillman, who was Weber has 12 power-play goals an assist and Jason Spezza and behind you.” Niemi said. him to as much as I can if he scratched from Sunday’s this season. He had been out Vernon Fiddler also scored for Early in the second, Bitetto Dallas made it 4-2 at 16:28 of goes north with us so that a lot intrasquad game with a flexor with a lower-body injury. Dallas, which has lost its last carried the puck into the Dallas the second. With the Stars on a of this stuff is behind us.” strain in his left hip, threw 25 “He was terrific,” Nashville four games. zone and left a drop pass for Neal, two-man advantage, Spezza Ryan Flaherty and Christian pitches in a bullpen session. coach Peter Laviolette said. “We Antti Niemi stopped 14 of 18 who sent a shot toward the net. poked in a loose puck in the Walker homered for the Orioles. Showalter said he hoped to were being safe in making sure shots for the Stars before being Skating through the slot, crease. Flaherty hit the second pitch pitch Tillman and RHP Yovani that Shea was ready. We didn’t relieved by Kari Lehtonen midway Jarnkrok bunted the puck like a Neal made it 5-2 at 5:37, but from Atlanta starter Williams Gallardo, who signed last week want to force the issue. We didn’t through the second. baseball batter, sending it off of Fiddler, a former Predator, cut Perez for a single and scored in games on Mar. 9-10. want to go backwards. We got to Smith scored the game’s first the knob of Niemi’s stick and into Nashville’s lead back to two goals the first run on Walker’s sacri- The Braves’ Perez pitched a point where he felt good.” goal at 12:38 of the opening peri- the net. at 10:30 with his ninth goal of the fice fly. only one inning after throwing Craig Smith and James Neal od. “We gave up a big rush chance season. After Flaherty led off the a 35-pitch bullpen session on each had a goal and an assist, From behind the Dallas net, right at the start of the second, Cat Tracks: Nashville LW third with a home run against Saturday. and Calle Jarnkrok and Mattias Mike Ribeiro found Smith sta- which I thought got them a little Viktor Arvidsson had one assist Ryan Kelly, Walker made it 4-0 Orioles RHP Ubaldo Jiminez Ekholm also scored for Nashville, tioned just outside of the crease bit fired up,” Dallas coach Lindy in the game, extending his point with a two-run homer. will pitch today against the which has won a season-high five on the right side, where he beat Ruff said. streak to three games. ... Bitetto Freddie Freeman doubled in Braves at Sarasota. Braves straight. Pekka Rinne made 35 Niemi with a quick snap shot. Weber made it 3-1 at 9:17 of has assists in consecutive games. his first spring at-bat for the RHP prospect Aaron Blair, saves. Just 10 seconds later, Roussel the second on a power play with ... Niemi is 10-7-3 in his career Braves and newly acquired acquired in the five-player “The way the guys were playing beat Nashville defenseman a one-timer from above the left against Nashville. shortstop Erick Aybar also hit trade that sent RHP Shelby a double. Miller to Arizona, will face the Having a ball: Michigan players loving Florida spring break Atlanta tied it in the eighth Orioles. BRADENTON, Florida (AP) — at IMG Academy to monitor and that’s the forecast for the rest of campus and at the main For anybody concerned serve as a resource for the the week. entrance, but a little more was Michigan’s football players are school.” Michigan players and coaches added this week. being deprived of an enjoyable Michigan’s spring break and IMG athletes and coaches do The Wolverines eat one meal spring break by being forced to spring practice — the latest out- need to keep their distance while per day at the IMG golf club, in a Bears practice in Florida this week, side-the-box idea from the Wolverines are on campus or dining room that overlooks the From Page 11 Wolverines tight end Jake Butt Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh be at risk of breaking NCAA Sarasota Bay. Blue and maize has a message: Everything is — does not violate NCAA regula- rules. cloth napkins are laid out to times in the first frame, including stated. “Our seniors did a great great. tions. There is plenty of room at IMG make Michigan feel at home. 17-all when the horn sounded. job tonight. (Peyton) Parker “Not everybody on our team is However, it has drawn criti- to help keep everyone compliant. IMG has also arranged to have The lead changed hands six played some great defense on going to take a spring break to cism from leaders of other con- The campus covers 500 acres food trucks on campus, set up times in the second period before their point guard, plus finished get away,” Butt said after ferences for not being in the and has a 5,000-seat football right outside that gated commu- the Bears used a 7-3 run just well in the paint. Trevon (Ware) Michigan finished a four-hour spirit of the current discussion stadium, a baseball stadium, 16 nity, every night for players who before the intermission to claim a played unbelievable defense on practice Tuesday, just after sun- about time demands placed on soccer fields, a golf course and are looking for something to eat 32-29 edge at the break. Cade Crossland. It was a total set at the IMG Academy. college athletes. large nature preserve. after dinner. The Wolverines After Pitner drove the lane for team effort. Even the guys on the “We’re away. We’re down here At the previous NCAA conven- Michigan players are staying never have to step foot in the the first basket of the second bench were yelling and trying to in Florida. Beautiful territory. tion, several proposals were laid in a gated community of town- student dining hall. half, White County responded help coach the guys into the right Sun shining. Not too hot. Nice out to give athletes more free houses near the main entrance On Tuesday night, Michigan with an 8-0 run to turn a five- places.” breeze. Eating great food with time, including mandatory two to the campus. rented out a nearby Outback point deficit into a four-point McCurdy added five assists to our brothers. I don’t have any- weeks off after their seasons and “It’s a lot better than just a Steakhouse for a team dinner. advantage. his game-high 25 points, while thing negative to say about it.” at least one day off per week dorm room,” Michigan running Michigan’s headquarters on Bradley fought back to reclaim Pitner netted 15 points, had a And for those suspicious of during the season. back De’Veon Smith said. “The campus is the IMG field house, a the lead at 43-42 on another half dozen steals, five rebounds Michigan spending a week on a Football teams typically do not living conditions right now are short walk from where the play- Pitner drive with just over a and four helps. After some early campus that is home to one of hold spring practice during nice.” ers are housed. The Wolverines minute left in the frame, but the foul trouble, Brown scored all 11 the best high school football school spring break. While The coaches are staying in are using IMG football’s meet- Warriors led at the third horn 45- of his points in the second half, teams in the country, maybe this Michigan’s arrangement allows guest housing about a 5-minute ings rooms, locker rooms and 43 after Takeo Carter drilled a nine in the final eight minutes. will alleviate some of those fears: players to be free from football golf cart ride away. athletic training area. long-range bomb. Despite being limited to just 10 Two NCAA representatives are during midterms and finals, it The permanent residents of The field house is home base McCurdy evened the score with points, Copeland was able to post also in Bradenton this week, does mean spring break is part the gated community include for several of the school’s other a driving basket to open the final another double-double with a keeping tabs on the Wolverines. business, part pleasure. The some families of students. IMG teams. While football has been period and then stepped behind dozen rebounds. He also had a “Michigan reached out to the players seem to be OK with that. asked those students and fami- cleared out to avoid any contact the arc less than a minute later pair of thefts and blocked a cou- NCAA national office for guid- “When we’re not practicing, lies to try to avoid having other with Michigan, the other athletes for one of his trio of treys. ple of shots. ance in preparation for its spring like yesterday, we were at the students as guests this week to and coaches have been asked to After White County pulled Jacob Fresh paced the practice,” the NCAA said in beach, eating fish tacos,” offen- cut down on the chances of IMG use a separate entrance. The back within one with a pair of Warriors with 19 points, includ- statement given to the AP. sive lineman Mason Cole said. students and Michigan players field house is sectioned off in a free throws, McCurdy hit from ing a pair of treys, while “As discussed with the school, It has been sunny and in the mingling. way that normally keeps football distance again before Brown Crossland and Pierce Whited net- NCAA staff is present this week 70s so far in Bradenton and There is always security on somewhat separate. made a steal and a fast break ted 16 apiece with three and two hoop with and some harm for the 3-pointers respectively. old-fashioned three-point play. The teams then traded 3s, with GAME SUMMARY Region3-AAA Boys Semifinal ’Stangs Brown drilling one for the Bears Bradley Central 17 15 11 33 — 76 before another three-point play White County 17 12 16 21 — 66 From Page 11 BEARS (76) — Bradley McCurdy 25, Tyrell Pitner on a fast break to push the differ- 15, John Brown 11, Cole Copeland 10, Tucker 5, ence to double digits with 4:57 Parker 5, Beavers 4, Ware 1. WARRIORS (66) — Jacob Fresh 19, Pierce White opening period, giving each ahead with a trio of free throws it was tough to beat them on assists and a pair of thefts. left in the game. 16, Cade Crossland 16, Carter 7, Lamb 4, Co. team 14 points on the board. before Cookeville reeled the their floor in front of their home Classmate Zach Eslinger also White County fought back to Crossland 4, Frazier. The second frame was almost Mustangs back in with Noah fans,” Williams assessed. “I’m netted a half dozen points. pull within three points with 1:25 3-POINTERS: Bradley 8 (McCurdy 3, Copeland 2, Brown, Pitner, Tucker); WC 8 (Crossland 3, as tight, but the Stallions were Hilliker’s fifth 3-pointer of the proud of the way our guys stuck Cavalier Bryric Savage led all on the clock, but the Bears Fresh 2, Whited 2, Carter). able to edge ahead by five points night with 5:20 remaining. with it and were able to pull it scorers with 21 points and sealed the upset by hitting 7-of-8 FREE THROWS: Bradley 22-of-30; WC 12-of-13. (31-26) at the intermission, with The teams kept it within two out.” cleaned the glass for 10 foul shots down the stretch. RECORDS: Bradley 24-6; White County 29-1. Jones netting nine of his team- points over the following four- Jones went 8-for-10 at the rebounds for a double-double. “They (White) didn’t go down high 20 points in the eight- plus minutes before a Bunton charity stripe, plus handed out a Hillier finished with 18 points. easy,” proclaimed Coach Clark.” minute span. slam dunk not only sent the WV couple of assists, while Nunnelly They are an excellent squad and After the break, Walker Valley cheerleaders to the floor, but netted 15 points on 4-of-7 shoot- BOYS have had a tremendous season. I scored the first four points to go pushed the lead to four points ing from the field and a half Region 3-AAA Boys Semifinal Game respect and admire what they’ve Tuxedo Cookeville 14 12 18 11 — 55 up by nine points, but the with two minutes left to play. dozen free throws, plus he led Walker Valley 14 17 14 15 — 60 done, but I also feel the same Rental Service Cavaliers came charging back to Not willing to go down easy, the team with a half dozen CAVALIERS (55) — Bryric Savage 21, Noah about our team. We have played Groom’s Tux Hilliker 18, Reeves 8, Wilberson 4, Gist 4, hard all season and have won 24 trim the deficit to just four with the Cavaliers pulled back within rebounds. Bundraft. Free When 2:10 on the clock and to just a two points with 27 ticks on the Bunton pulled down five car- MUSTANGS (60) — Josh Jones 20, Bryce games by an average of 4.6 points single point (45-44) when the clock before the Mustangs sealed oms to go with his 10 points, hit- Nunnelly 15, Kenny Bunton 10, Eslinger 6, (per outing).” You Rent Melton 6, Gibson 3, Murphy. 6 Tuxes horn blared. the deal by hitting 3-of-4 foul ting 4-of-6 shots from the paint 3-POINTERS: Cookeville 5 (Hilliker 5); WV 6 “McCurdy has really shown The teams traded the first two shots the rest of the way for the as well as both his foul shots. (Melton 2, Jones 2, Gibson, Nunnelly). himself as an excellent guard this FREE THROWS: Cookeville 12-of-21; WV 16- season and Tyrell has really baskets of the final frame before five-point win. Junior Cooper Melton collect- of-22. Nunnelly edged Walker Valley “Cookeville’s a good team and ed six points, five ricochets, four RECORDS: Cookeville 23-9; Walker Valley 21-9. stepped it up,” the Bear mentor 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorial Being tolerated in a world of cats So you think you own a feline or two at home? There may be Peace without Joy, and Joy without Peace, but the two combined make Happiness.” — John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir, Scottish author (1875-1940) Well, I own a dog, but Annie Oakley owns me I am fortunate enough to be owned by a shelter without confinement, and love with- cat. People own dogs, but cats own people. LOOKING BACK out penalties.” Spiriting in a message My kitty, Annie Oakley (or Kie-Kie for — 19th Century authority on cats, St. short), is a Himalayan. This means little to George Mivart: “We cannot, without becom- her, since her complete demeanor is Larry Bowers ing cats, perfectly understand the cat from two new angels involved with keeping me trained and doing Banner mind.” things she needs done. Staff Writer — Fernand Mery: “Are cats lazy? Well, wo new angels knocked Two people who understand it This includes providing food and water, more power to them if they are. Which one upon Heaven’s door last best are Cleveland Mayor Tom cleaning out the litter box, and staying out of us has not entertained the dream of week and both carried Rowland, and the city’s first of her way. She does allow me to take naps you strap toast on the back of a cat and doing just as he likes, when and how he Twith lady, Sandra. with her in the afternoons or weekends. drop it?” He also said, “Curiosity killed the likes, and as much as he likes?” them fond memories of an earthbound place called Both walked alongside Nipper She rules the household, although the cat, but for a while I was a suspect.” — Helen Powers: “Your cat will never Cleveland and Bradley County. on the trail of self-expression. puppy (Lucy), doesn’t realize this. — Roy Blount Jr.: “If a cat spoke, it threaten your popularity by barking at 3 in One was a creator of faith. Both walked alongside Lowery Annie does what she wants, when she would say things like, "Hey, I don't see the the morning. He won't attack the mailman One was a creator of imagi- on the path of exploration. wants, and if she wants. problem here." or eat the drapes, but he may climb the — Author Jules Verne: “I believe cats to nation. “Dr. Lowery was a giant She also has some maliciousness in her drapes to see how the room looks from the make-up, which can jump out at you ... be spirits come to earth. A cat, I am sure, ceiling.” Both were creators of beauty. among giants,” the longtime suddenly. could walk on a cloud without coming — Eleasar B. Zadok: “A dog knows his We speak of T.L. Lowery, mayor said of the Church of God One day we were playing and she through.” master, a cat does not.” Ph.D., a world-renowned evan- pastor whose attempted to bite me. I pecked her on the — French writer and critic Theophile — Doug Larson: “The cat could very well gelist and respected leader work took him head and said, “No!” Gautier: “It is difficult to obtain the friend- be man's best friend, but would never stoop within the Church of God, and around the world. Her blue-gray eyes turned bright red as ship of a cat. It is a philosophical animal, to admitting it.” He also said: “A child is a Billie Nipper, a painter of art “Sandra and I she glared at me. I decided it would not be one that does not place its affections person who can't understand why someone whose works on the framed valued him as a good to turn my back on her, and figured I thoughtlessly.” would give away a perfectly good kitten.” canvas captured the hearts of great personal probably shouldn’t scold her anymore. — Norman Corwin: “Cats are designated — English publisher Michael Joseph: “His those who not only loved her friend, but more Living with a cat is a completely different friends.” friendship is not easily won, but something — James Thurber: “I am not a cat man talent but who adored her style than that was his world than co-habiting with a puppy. When worth having.” you return home from work, or wherever, but a dog man, and all felines can tell this — T.S. Eliot: “Before a cat will conde- and ways. ministry of over Lowery your puppy jumps for joy. The cat looks at at a glance — a sharp, vindictive glance.” scend to treat you as a trusted friend, some Dr. Lowery’s passing came 70 years. We will you with disdain and seems to be saying, — American writer Mark Twain: “I simply little token of esteem is needed, like a dish on Sunday, Feb. 22. He was 87. miss his greet- “You’re back already? Just stay out of my can't resist a cat, particularly a purring one. of cream.” Nipper’s goodbye came three ings and the per- way!” They are the cleanest, cunningest, and most — Winifred Carriere: “Cats always know days later. She was 86. sonal touch of his Many of history’s more intelligent people intelligent things I know, outside of the girl whether people like or dislike them. They Those who knew them well conversations.” have attempted to explain cats. I emphasize you love, of course.” just don't care enough to do anything about loved them most. During their R o w l a n d the word “attempted.” — Another Mark Twain quote: “Of all it.” prime in a world of challenge added, “Dr. Among those attempts: God's creatures, there is only one that can- — Animal trainers and writers Jo and whose pace rivaled the beloved Lowery was more — Author Ernest Hemingway (who raised not be made slave of the leash. That one is Paul Loeb: “The best exercise for a cat is a multitude of six-toed cats at his home in the cat. If man could be crossed with a cat another cat.” horses that Nipper so often than a friend. He it would improve man, but deteriorate the Nipper Key West): “One cat just leads to another.” — Robert A. Heinlein: “How we behave committed to canvas, both lived was a great He added, “A cat has absolute emotional cat.” toward cats here below determines our sta- as stewards of graciousness in source of spiritu- honesty. Human beings, for one reason or — French writer Colette: “Time spent with tus in heaven.” their respective fields. al wisdom. He was not only a another, may hide their feelings, but a cat cats is never wasted.” Many people don’t want credit, so their And no one knew it better pillar in the Church of God, but does not.” — English writer Catherine Manley: statements are anonymous: than those whose own paths ran a legacy around the world for — Scientist Albert Einstein: “A man has “Sometimes the veil between human and — “In ancient times, cats were wor- parallel, or crossed, those of the the Kingdom of Christ.” to work so hard so that something of his animal intelligence wears very thin — then shipped as Gods; they have not forgotten internationally traveled pastor or The Rowlands knew Nipper personality stays alive. A tomcat has it so one experiences the supreme thrill of keep- this.” the globally admired artist. equally as well and they loved easy, he has only to spray and his presence ing a cat, or perhaps allowing oneself to be — “A cat is a lapwarmer with a built-in One who pays tribute to the her spirit just as much, espe- is there for years on rainy days.” owned by a cat.” buzzer.” — American cartoonist Jim Davis evangelism of Lowery is Church cially Sandra, whose journalism — Dr. Albert Schweitzer: “There are two — “For a man to truly understand rejec- means of refuge from the miseries of life, (Garfield): “Cats instinctively know the pre- tion, he must first be ignored by a cat.” of God General Overseer Mark accounted for many features music and cats.” cise moment their owners will awaken, then — “As every cat owner knows, nobody Williams who told our newspa- about the artistic giant during — Comedian Steven Wright: “If toast they awaken them 10 minutes sooner.” owns a cat.” per upon learning of the pastor’s her own time in newspapering. always lands butter-side down, and cats — American writer W.L. George: “Cats — “Cats are clean. They're just covered loss, “Dr. Lowery led with dis- “During my years at the always land on their feet, what happens if know how to obtain food without labor, with cat spit.” tinction and prophetic unction. Cleveland Daily Banner, I did He inspired all of us to reach a have the honor of working little higher and to shout until closely with Billie,” Sandra God with the voice of triumph. remembered. “What a talented ANNIE’S MAILBOX He not only belonged to the artist, and her abilities to cap- Church of God but to the Body ture horses on canvas was of Christ, and now, to the ages.” remarkable. She has con- Dear Annie: One of my wife’s I often take my shoes off at they are still tracking in detritus want others to be jealous or He added, “I will miss him. tributed so much through the siblings insists that everyone people’s houses. We live in a from the outdoors. However, we think twice about hiring our The church will miss him, but years to the arts in Cleveland.” remove their shoes upon entering snowy climate and I don’t want to also believe that hosts who ask business for fear that we may her home. This makes me feel track snow or dirt into their you to remove your shoes have charge too much. — his legacy will live on.” She recalled the many years like I am welcome only so long as homes. But shouldn’t it be my an obligation to provide slippers Hardworking in the Midwest Much can be said with the of the humorously named Nillie I don’t get their precious house decision to remove my shoes? of some kind so you aren’t walk- Dear Midwest: You do not passing of Nipper. Though her Bipper Arts & Crafts Festival, dirty. When people put conditions on ing around barefoot or with holes need to give out this information. influence came more from the especially those fond times at My wife and I were recently coming in, doesn’t that give me a in your socks. Perhaps you could If someone actually has the gall heart — and Lowery’s from the the Red Clay State Historic invited to her sister’s house for a choice to accept the conditions or work something out with your to ask, you have a few options: soul — Nipper too leaves a Area before the weekend exhib- family party. When I didn’t take not? sister-in-law so that neither of You can tell them a version of the great legacy, one that is not it was moved to Tri-State off my perfectly clean shoes, she My side of the family would you feels that the other is being truth: “We’ve been saving for a confined within a picture frame Exhibition Center. looked me in the eye and told me never do this. We have been mar- rude. long time so we can pay in cash. but whose vision served as an “Tom and I loved attending the to remove my shoes or not to ried for 40 years and I love my Dear Annie: My husband and It’s taken forever.” Or misdirect: “Why do you want to know? Are outreach into a world of expres- annual events at Red Clay bother coming in. She said, “We wife’s family, but this drives me I are in our early 30s and come are zero tolerance on that.” I crazy. Please advise on proper from middle-class families. We you looking to buy a house? sion. named in her honor,” the former turned and left without saying a etiquette. — Clean Shoes In both work extremely hard. We Where? Tell me all about it!” Or One who knew her most, and Banner lifestyles and managing word. Wisconsin are getting ready to build our more evasively: “We’re working perhaps lived as one of her editor reflected. “She was a driv- Last week, we went to another Dear Wisconsin: We think second home and are going to on that. Do you have some sug- biggest fans, is a beloved friend ing force in promoting artists and party at a different sister’s home. that when you are a guest in complete the transaction in gestions?” By turning the ques- — Dale Dotson, president of craftsmen in the region. We She met us at the door with a big someone’s home, you should cash. tion around, they will feel impor- Cleveland Creative Arts Guild. were blessed to call her friend smile. “Keep your shoes on if you make an effort to follow their When people ask what kind of tant and wise, and will stop It is Dotson whose words of and to have small treasures in want, but wipe your feet if they rules. It isn’t intended to make mortgage rate we have or which focusing on things that are none tribute may have captured the our home to forever remind us of are dirty.” We had a good time. I you feel unwelcome. No matter bank we are using, what’s the of their business. felt welcomed. how clean your shoes may seem, best way to respond? We don’t ——— true depth of the Billie Nipper her talents through the years.” (About the writers: Annie’s spirit. It can be said, without boast Mailbox is written by Kathy “There is so much to love and nor of apology, that both T.L. Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, long- admire about ‘our Billie,’” Lowery and Billie Nipper epito- time editors of the Ann Landers Dotson offered. “Her many con- mized the spirit of Cleveland TODAY IN HISTORY column. Please email your ques- tributions to the Cleveland and Bradley County. tions or comments to anniesmail- Creative Arts Guild over the Each was a paragon of wis- The Associated Press doors in New York's theater district. sentenced in Somerville to spend [email protected], or write to: In 1955, nine months before the rest of his life in prison. Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators years were, indeed, priceless.” dom. Today is Wednesday, March 2, Dotson called her endearing Each was a disciple of inspi- Rosa Parks' famous act of defi- Five years ago: The Supreme Syndicate, 737 3rd St., Hermosa the 62nd day of 2016. There are ance, Claudette Colvin, a black Beach CA 90254. You can also confidante, “... the heart and ration. 304 days left in the year. Court ruled, 8-1, that a grieving high school student in father's pain over mocking find Annie on Facebook at soul of the Nillie Bipper Arts Each was a breath of fresh air Today's Highlight in History: Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To Festival for 45 years. She was in a time when the winds of trial Montgomery, Alabama, was protests at his Marine son's On March 2, 1836, the Republic arrested after refusing to give up find out more about Annie’s funeral had to yield to First the greatest in orchestrating the came often, and the days of of Texas formally declared its her seat on a public bus to a white Mailbox and read features by very best arts festivals ever.” tribulation seemed too long and independence from Mexico. passenger. Amendment protections for free other Creators Syndicate writers A day after Nipper’s passing, unendingly sad. On this date: In 1965, the movie version of speech in a decision favoring the and cartoonists, visit the Creators in a jointly bylined article by Each was an ambassador of In 1793, the first president of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Westboro Baptist Church of Syndicate Web page at www.cre- staff writer Bettie Marlowe and goodwill. the Republic of Texas, Sam musical "The Sound of Music," Topeka, Kansas. ators.com.) a Banner editor — both of Each was a reason to believe Houston, was born near starring Julie Andrews and whom knew the artist well, and in all that is good. Lexington, Virginia. Christopher Plummer, had its were honored to call her friend Both gave us the courage to In 1865, Congress established world premiere in New York. Cleveland Daily Banner — Dotson described a long- look ahead, not just to see the the position of Naval Judge In 1972, the United States Advocate General. launched the Pioneer 10 space – Established in 1854 – standing trait of Nipper’s. It was trees but to admire the forest in In 1877, Republican Rutherford her smile. their vast beyond. probe, which flew past Jupiter in B. Hayes was declared the winner late 1973, sending back images “With a face, a smile and a We in Cleveland and Bradley EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER of the 1876 presidential election and scientific data. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant talent that brightened up a County have bid farewell to two over Democrat Samuel J. Tilden, In 1985, the government cloudy day, Miss Billie was a of our finest. even though Tilden had won the approved a screening test for OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR treasure to ‘The City With But their memories will be popular vote. AIDS that detected antibodies to Herb Lacy Spirit,’” Dotson sighed. “So everlasting and their messages In 1917, Puerto Ricans were the virus, allowing possibly con- Joyce Taylor many have been truly blessed of faith we will carry nestled granted U.S. citizenship as taminated blood to be excluded SPORTS EDITOR with the gifts she so generously deep within our souls. President Woodrow Wilson signed from the blood supply. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts shared with us.” Truly, our hometown’s loss is the Jones-Shafroth Act. In 1995, the Internet search Rick Norton The most telling of Dotson’s Heaven’s gain. In 1933, the motion picture engine website Yahoo! was incor- ADVERTISING DIRECTOR words was her farewell, “Thank Yet, we do not begrudge. "King Kong" had its world pre- porated by founders Jerry Yang Jack Bennett miere at New York's Radio City and David Filo. ASSOCIATE EDITOR you, Billie. You will be missed.” Rather, we cling to the happy Music Hall and the Roxy. Gwen Swiger Indeed, she will. thoughts of their time on this Ten years ago: President RETAIL SALES MANAGER In 1939, Roman Catholic George W. Bush and Indian Prime Sheena Meyer And so shall Lowery’s spark earth and their smiles of gold Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli was Minister Manmohan Singh of life be long remembered. that we carry deep within a cor- LIFESTYLES EDITOR elected pope on his 63rd birthday; announced a landmark civilian William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR Many Cleveland and Bradley ner of our hearts. he took the name Pius XII. The nuclear cooperation deal in New Richard Yarber County residents may have Goodbye, T.L. Farewell, Massachusetts legislature voted Delhi. A suicide attacker rammed held the honor of knowing them Billie. to ratify the Bill of Rights, 147 an explosives-packed car into 423-472-5041 both. 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Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 servicemen, officially opened its patients in New Jersey alone, was www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 15 Islamic State group in competition for recruits in Pakistan KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — meeting with the recruiter. past year and setting up net- only because of its large reservoir now coming home to Pakistan to the region and has met many mil- Trying to lure him into the Islamic His encounter was a sign of works. of Sunni extremists but also recruit. itants personally. State group, the would-be how the Islamic State group is The port city of some 20 million because of the virulent anti-Shiite One way IS militants are trying Abdullah said his courtship by recruiter told Pakistani journalist looking for sophisticated skills as people on the Arabian Sea has sentiment among their ranks. to recruit and build is through IS began when he received a mes- Hasan Abdullah, “Brother, you it builds its foothold in new terri- always been a favorite for mili- Hatred of Shiites and attacks women. One academy for women sage on social media from some- could be such an asset to the tory: Pakistan. It is courting uni- tants to operate. Wealthy districts against them are a keystone of the in Karachi’s Baloch Colony neigh- one offering information for him Ummah”— the Islamic communi- versity students, doctors, lawyers, running on the city’s profitable Islamic State group’s ideology and borhood recruited women by play- for a story. Abdullah didn’t hear ty. Abdullah replied that he was journalists and businessmen, and commerce hold potential for one source of its appeal among ing IS videos in the classrooms, from him again until weeks later, enjoying life and had no plans to using women’s groups for fundraising, while the crowded, some hard-line Sunnis as it set up Khitab told the AP. The 20 female when a man using the same name join the jihadis. fundraising. It is also wading into cramped poorer districts that its self-declared “caliphate” in Iraq students then reached out to mid- approached Abdullah as he had “The enjoyment of this life is fierce competition with the coun- have spread around the city pro- and Syria. dle-class and wealthy Karachi lunch in a park outside his office. short-lived. You should work for try’s numerous other militant vide recruits and places to hide. It IS first announced its presence women, urging them to donate The man told Abdullah he closely the Akhira” — the Afterlife, the groups, particularly the Pakistani also gives recruiters links to other in Pakistan with a bloody attack their religious tithes to the IS followed his writings — then said recruiter pressed. Taliban and al-Qaida in the parts of the country, since its pop- in May in Karachi in which gun- cause of establishing a caliphate. he was from the Islamic State IS had its eye on Abdullah not Subcontinent, the new branch ulation is full of people who have men boarded a bus carrying Several women were detained, group. Abdullah quizzed him because he adheres to any created by the veteran terror net- migrated from tribal regions or Shiites, ordered them to bow their including the wife of a suspected about militants he knew to verify extremist ideology but because, as work. Afghanistan, looking for work. heads, then opened fire, killing IS operative, and were released his claims. Near the end of the a journalist, the group believed he Here in Karachi, Pakistan’s The Karachi police’s top coun- 45. The gunmen left behind a tat- after questioning, Khitab said. conversation, the man noted that could be a boon to its propaganda largest city, IS loyalists have set terterrorism official, Raja Umer tered piece of paper proclaiming, IS recruiters have been stalking many professionals were joining machine, Abdullah told The up their strongest presence, car- Khitab, warns that IS has great “Beware ... We have entered the university campuses. For exam- IS. Associated Press, recounting his rying out multiple attacks in the potential to grow in Pakistan, not battlefield for retribution and the ple, the suspected mastermind in “This was basically his invita- implementation of Shariah.” the bus attack, Saad Aziz, was a tion to me to join their rank,” Since then, it has killed more graduate of the U.S.-funded Abdullah said. And the man made than 35 policemen in targeted Institute of Business his pitch. attacks, attacked two schools and Administration in Karachi. Professionals can hold leader- killed rights activist Sabeen A professor at the Institute, ship posts or be involved in the Mehmud, who was gunned down Huma Baqai, said there are rad- group’s prolific and powerful in her car with her mother at her icalized professors teaching in propaganda machine, which side. some of the country’s top univer- includes sophisticated videos pro- IS was able to expand into two sities. They “are using the class- duced with the latest technology tribal regions near the border with rooms to mold (students’) and vigorous use of social media. Afghanistan — Bajour and minds,” she said. “There is no Al-Qaida in particular is pursu- Orakzai — when Taliban leaders scrutiny in what happens in the ing a similar caliber of recruits. there switched allegiance to the classroom.” Khitab said it isn’t clear who is Islamic State group. The IS An intelligence official told the winning the competition but there branch in neighboring AP that security officials have are known instances of al-Qaida Afghanistan is also aggressively interrogated several university militants in Pakistan crossing trying to expand its presence, put- professors suspected of support- over to IS. Most notably, Khitab ting it in direct competition with ing IS and trying to recruit stu- said, al-Qaida operatives the Taliban. dents. The official spoke on condi- Abdullah Yusuf and Tayyab The number of IS loyalists in tion of anonymity because he is Minhas defected to IS and are Pakistan is not known. not allowed to talk to the press. believed to have orchestrated Government officials only recently “Finding people who are willing much of the group’s violence in AP Photo AP Photo admitted that they have a pres- to strap on a suicide vest and Karachi. HAsAn ABDuLLAH talks to the Associated DR. HumA BAqAi, a professor at the the U.S.- ence and insist loyalists here have blow themselves up is easy. There The past stereotype of a mili- Press in Karachi, Pakistan. Abdullah told AP that funded Institute of Business Administration talks to no known operational links to the are hundreds, thousands,” said tant as a tribesman from the he was approached by the Islamic State group to the Associated Press in Karachi, Pakistan. Baqai IS leadership in Iraq and Syria. Abdullah, the journalist. But the mountains in traditional garb join its ranks. The journalist and adviser on militan- said there are radicalized professors teaching in Still, in one of the first warnings educated are a bigger prize. He with bandoliers of ammo slung cy to two governments, including one western gov- some of the country’s top universities and they by an official about IS, intelligence said he knows two other journal- over his shoulder has been ernment, said he knows of two other journalists “are using the classrooms to mold (students’) chief Aftab Sultan told a Senate ists whom IS tried to enlist. replaced, said analyst Bruce committee earlier this month that Abdullah said IS probably sought Hoffman, director of the Center for they sought to enlist in Pakistan. minds. There is no scrutiny in what happens in the hundreds of Pakistanis have gone him because he was known from Security Studies at Georgetown classroom.” to fight in Syria, and some are his work writing on extremism in University in Washington. U.N. to vote Wednesday on Philippines: China ships new North Korea sanctions at disputed atoll have left UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The regime is targeted more specifi- U.N. Security Council votes cally at the North Korean elite.” MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Chinese ships would return, Wednesday on a resolution that For the first time, the draft res- Chinese coast guard ships were adding Philippine defense author- would impose the toughest sanc- olution would require the 192 sighted two weeks ago at a disput- ities were monitoring the disputed tions on North Korea in two other U.N. member states to ed South China Sea atoll, spark- region. “They might be back decades. inspect all cargo from North ing fears Beijing may take control tomorrow, they may not,” del Angola’s U.N. Ambassador Korea or heading to the country of it, but they were gone when the Rosario told reporters. Ismael Gaspar Martins, the cur- for illicit goods, ban any sale or Philippine government checked on Mayor Eugenio Bito-onon Jr., rent council president, said transfer of small arms and light Wednesday, the country’s top who heads a Philippine-claimed Tuesday that hopefully the reso- weapons to Pyongyang, and diplomat said. region in the Spratly Islands, said lution will be adopted “by con- require all countries to expel In Beijing, Chinese Foreign he also saw the Chinese ships at sensus.” diplomats from the North who Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said the atoll for two straight days last The U.S. and North Korea’s engage in “illicit activities.” the Ministry of Transportation dis- week while flying in a plane over traditional ally China spent It would also for the first time patched ships to salvage a fishing the uninhabited, ring-shaped reef, seven weeks negotiating the new impose significant sanctions on vessel that had run aground near which the Philippines calls sanctions — which include broad sections of the North Jackson Atoll in late 2015 and Quirino. mandatory inspections of cargo Korean economy. which posed a risk to navigation. Jackson Atoll lies several kilo- leaving and entering North Korea The draft resolution would ban During the operation, Chinese meters (miles) from the Philippine- by sea or air — in response to the export of coal, iron and iron AP Photo ships “persuaded fishing boats to claimed Mischief Reef, which Pyongyang’s latest nuclear test ore that is being used to fund in tHis JuLy 28, 2015 file photo, under the portraits of the late leave the waters in an effort to China occupied in 1995 and has and rocket launch. Both are in North Korea’s nuclear or ballistic North Korean leaders, Kim Il Sung, left, and Kim Jong Il, ambassador ensure safety conditions for nor- developed into an island. defiance of previous council reso- missile programs — and it would of the Permanent Mission of the Democratic People’s Republic of mal navigation,” Hong told A Philippine security official lutions. prohibit all exports of gold, titani- reporters, adding the Chinese ves- said an air force surveillance Korea to the United Nations Jang Il Hun, right, is joined by councilor sels returned home after complet- plane did not see Chinese vessels But Russia, which received the um ore, vanadium ore and rare Kwon Jong Gun as he speaks during a new conference at the DPRK new draft Thursday along with earth minerals. It would also ban ing their work. on a flight Wednesday. Still, the mission in New York. A U.N. Security Council vote on the toughest Foreign Secretary Albert del mere sighting of the Chinese ves- other council members, asked for aviation fuel exports to the coun- sanctions on North Korea in two decades has been postponed until time to study the lengthy text, try, including “kerosene-type Rosario said it’s uncertain if the sels has set off concerns. and suggested changes. The U.S. rocket fuel.” Wednesday morning at Russia’s wanted a vote Tuesday afternoon Earnest said North Korea uses request, the United States and but Russia delayed it to revenue from sectors like coal, France said Tuesday. Wednesday morning. iron, gold, titanium and rare The U.S., its Western allies and earth materials to bankroll its Japan pressed for new sanctions nuclear and missile programs, to four rounds of U.N. sanctions that went beyond the North’s and “the North Korean ruling imposed since the country’s first nuclear and missile programs elite” also benefits from those nuclear test in 2006. but China, Pyongyang’s neigh- sectors. Under those resolutions, it is bor, was reluctant to impose In the financial and banking banned from importing or export- measures that could threaten the sector, countries would be ing nuclear or missile items and stability of North Korea and required to freeze the assets of technology as well as luxury cause its economy to collapse. companies and other entities goods. The final draft, obtained by linked to Pyongyang’s nuclear The new draft would expand The Associated Press, would and missile programs. Under a the list of banned items — adding eliminate loopholes in previous previous resolution, they were luxury items such as expensive sanctions resolutions and encouraged to do so. watches, snowmobiles, recre- impose new ones. But it stresses The draft would also prohibit ational water vehicles and lead that the new measures are not all countries from opening new crystal. intended to have “adverse branches, subsidiaries and rep- It would also add 16 individu- humanitarian consequences” for resentative offices of North als, 12 “entities” including the civilians, the majority who face Korean banks, and ban financial National Aerospace Development economic hardships and food institutions from establishing Agency which was responsible shortages. new joint ventures or establish- for February’s rocket launch, and White House spokesman Josh ing or maintaining correspondent 31 ships owned by the North Earnest said Tuesday that the relationships with these banks. It Korean shipping firm Ocean U.S. administration knows the would also order countries to Maritime Management Company North Korean people “have suf- close all North Korean banks and to the sanctions blacklist which fered for far too long” because of terminate all banking relation- requires the freezing of assets, decisions from their government. ships within 90 days. and in the case of individuals a “And that’s why this sanctions North Korea is already subject travel ban as well. Less than half the tickets sold so far for Rio Olympics LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — the Maracana Stadium are essen- ny. The average ticket price is 70 With five months to go before the tially sold out, Andrada said. reals ($18) or less. Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Most tickets for the foreign Amid a severe economic down- Brazilian organizers are struggling market have been sold, he added, turn, Brazil’s minimum wage is to sell tickets for South America’s leaving domestic sales as the main 880 reals ($220) and the unem- first games. priority. ployment rate is running at about On a day when Rio organizers “We are going to increase the 10 percent. Is Your Child, Parent, Grandparent or Favorite Pet sought to provide reassurances ability for people to buy tickets,” Rio organizers gave one of their over the Zika outbreak, venue Andrada said. “We plan to set up final detailed progress reports to in the Cleveland Daily Banner? You can purchase delays, doping legislation, metro electronic ticket sales kiosks the International Olympic construction and other issues, across the city.” Committee executive board, as any of our staff photos from our website at Rio organizing committee For the 2012 London Olympics, Brazil faces severe economic and spokesman Mario Andrada said British organizers sold 8.2 million political crises. www.clevelandbanner.com. Just find what you want only about 47 percent of the 7.5 out of 8.5 million tickets. They Brazil is mired in its worst and click the “Buy this photo” button under it. Then million tickets on offer have been raised 659 million pounds (nearly recession since the 1930s, sold so far. $1 billion) in ticket sales from the President Dilma Rousseff is fight- choose what size and finish, it’s as easy at that! The revenue from ticket sales Olympics and Paralympics. ing impeachment and the country stands at $194 million, or 74 per- Ticket prices for the Rio is dealing with a vast corruption Previously published photos are also available in cent of the total target, he said. Olympics range from 40 reals scandal centered on state-con- Tickets for “premier events” and ($10) to a high of 4,600 reals trolled oil-and-gas giant our Photo Galleries. the Aug. 5 opening ceremony at ($1,170) for the opening ceremo- Petrobras. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Will TV bills rise  5A1>?:/6:=>1>$:@7?=D 17;+-9?10@77(581 !:91D(: 190 @>591>>$=:;1=?D:= &19?   /(!./ 1((/ 97BL?D= ;7I; "1(( 0%)! FEI?J?EDI 7L7?B78B; (+*/ KFJE  with channel F;HEE: 9B;7D;HI 7D: -K?9AFFHEL7B    $7B<E<<I /7B;HI ";C7B;I KDIKHF7II;: @7D?JEH?7B >;BF 27B?: :H?L;HI B?9;DI;    H;DJ +<;HI 7BB    M;8 *!! $ <7IJ 8KJ 97DVJ =;J 7 choice? 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An offi- 230,000 people in a dozen coun- camped on the Greek side, with cial said the potential for a tries. Most of the deaths were in more arriving daily. tsunami was small. Indonesia’s Aceh province on The border bottleneck has left The U.S. Geological Service Sumatra. at least 25,000 people stranded in said the earthquake had a mag- Marjina, a resident of Sikakap Greece, the first European coun- nitude of 7.8. It was centered in the Mentawai islands, about try that migrants reach in smug- under the ocean at a depth of 24 690 kilometers (430 miles) from gling boats from Turkey. As the kilometers (15 miles), it said. the epicenter, said the quake was prosperous but divided continent Shallow earthquakes are more felt only weakly there, but the flails in search of a workable solu- likely to cause damage, but the tsunami warning caused panic tion, individual countries led by USGS said the quake was located among villagers, who ran to high- Austria have imposed immigra- Krill Kudryavtsev/Pool photo via AP tion caps that have caused a far from land, about 659 kilome- er ground. inteRnAtionAl sPAce stAtion (ISS) crew member Scott Kelly of the U.S. reacts after landing ters (409 miles) from the town of A resident of Siberut island, domino effect down the Balkan Muara Siberut. which is closest to the epicenter, near the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on Wednesday. The Soyuz TMA-18M spacecraft landed immigration corridor, which has Andi Eka Sakya, head of said people evacuated to higher with Expedition 46 Commander Kelly of NASA and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey been traversed by a million people Indonesia’s Meteorology and ground and were waiting for the Volkov of Roscosmos. Kelly and Kornienko are completing an International Space Station record year- over the past year. Geophysics Agency, said there tsunami warning to be lifted. long mission to collect valuable data on the effect of long duration weightlessness on the human body Greek police say Macedonian was only a small potential for a Australia’s Bureau of that will be used to formulate a human mission to Mars. Volkov is returning after six months on the sta- police opened the Idomeni cross- tsunami. There were no immedi- Meteorology issued a marine tion. ing three times Wednesday, each ate reports of damage or casual- warning for the distant Cocos time for a few hours. They admit- ties, he said. and Christmas islands. It did not ted a total of 240 people from “I think its potential for a advise evacuations, but said Syria and Iraq — the only nation- tsunami is very small,” because strong and dangerous currents NASA spaceman back from record alities allowed to continue north. the quake didn’t occur along a were possible and people should Hundreds, including many major fault known as a subduc- secure boats and avoid water- families with small children, tion zone, he told TVOne. front areas. The Joint Australian year flight; gives the thumbs up arrive daily at Idomeni in north- Indonesia, the world’s largest Tsunami Warning Center issued ern Greece, where two official archipelago, is prone to seismic but then canceled a tsunami CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — mitting to even longer Mars mis- researchers could study the dif- camps are so full that thousands upheaval because of its location watch for Western Australia. Astronaut Scott Kelly returned to sions, NASA wants to know the ferences between the genetic have set up tents in fields all Earth on Wednesday after an limits of the human body for a doubles, one in space and the around. unprecedented year in space for year, minus gravity. other on the ground. They pro- Greece has asked for 480 mil- NASA, landing in barren As he relinquished command vided blood, saliva and urine lion euros ($522 million) in emer- Gulf nations declare Lebanon’s Kazakhstan with a Russian cos- of the space station Monday, samples, underwent ultrasounds gency aid from the European monaut who shared his whole Kelly noted that he and and bone scans, got flu shots Union to deal with the crisis. space station journey. Kornienko “have been up here for and more, all in the name of sci- EU Humanitarian Aid Hezbollah a terrorist group Their Soyuz capsule parachut- a really, really long time” and ence. Commissioner Christos DUBAI, United Arab Emirates nal, illegitimate and terrorist,” he ed onto the central Asian steppes have been jokingly telling one “My brother @StationCDRKelly Stylianides said Wednesday he (AP) — A Saudi-led bloc of six said. and ended a science-rich mission another, “We did it!” and “We is back home on our planet! Talk wants to swiftly push through a Gulf Arab nations formally Hariri spoke in Beirut follow- at the International Space made it!” about aliens. He’s been off the proposal to earmark 700 million branded Hezbollah a terrorist ing a parliament session to elect Station that began last March “A year now seems longer than planet for a year,” Mark Kelly euros ($760 million) in humani- organization on Wednesday, a president for Lebanon. The and was deemed a steppingstone I thought it would be,” Kelly con- joked via Twitter. tarian aid to deal with the refugee ramping up the pressure on the attempt failed just like the previ- to Mars. fided a couple weeks ago. Kelly and Kornienko were due crisis over the next three years. Lebanese militant group fighting ous 35 attempts over a lack of It was a triumphant homecom- Not quite a year — 340 days to to split up later Wednesday. Kelly He said 300 million euros ($325 on the side of President Bashar quorum. The post has been ing for Kelly and Mikhail be precise, based on the Russian heads to Houston with two flight million) would be earmarked for Assad in Syria. vacant for nearly two years. Kornienko after 340 days in launch and landing schedule. surgeons and several other NASA this year and be used “where it is The move by the Gulf The GCC’s designation against space. Kelly pumped his fist as But still record-smashing for reps, arriving late Wednesday most needed,” alluding to Greece Cooperation Council comes less Hezbollah brings it in line with he emerged from the capsule, NASA. night. That’s where he’ll be and the nations along the Balkan than two weeks after Saudi the United States, which is close- then gave a thumbs-up. He Kelly’s closest U.S. contender reunited with his two daughters, trail. Arabia announced it was cutting ly allied with the Gulf states and smiled and chatted with his doc- trails him by 125 days. Russia ages 21 and 12; his girlfriend, a Macedonia says it will only $4 billion in aid to Lebanese has long considered Hezbollah to tors and others as photographers continues to rule, however, when NASA public affairs representa- allow in as many refugees as security forces. The kingdom and be a terrorist organization. The crushed around him in the freez- it comes to long-duration space- tive at Johnson Space Center; Serbia, its northern neighbor, other Gulf states followed up that European Union only lists the ing cold. flight. The world record of 438 and his brother and his brother’s accepts each day. move by urging their citizens to military wing of Hezbollah on its “The air feels great out here,” days was set by a Russian doctor wife, former Arizona congress- Slovakia’s prime minister, leave Lebanon, dealing a blow to terrorist blacklist. NASA spokesman at the scene, during the mid-1990s. woman Gabrielle Giffords. Robert Fico, visited the the tiny nation’s tourism indus- Wednesday’s move against the Rob Navias, quoted Kelly as say- “A really smart person said to “Excited to welcome him back Macedonian side of the border try. group reflects deeper regional ing. “I have no idea why you guys me one time, ‘Teamwork makes in Houston,” Giffords tweeted. Wednesday and stressed the A statement from GCC divisions between Sunni-ruled are all bundled up.” the dreamwork in spaceflight,’ Kornienko returns to his home importance of bilateral coopera- Secretary-General Abdullatif al- Saudi Arabia and Shiite power- Clearly animated and looking and spaceflight is the biggest in Star City, Russia, near tion in addressing the migration Zayani said the bloc decided to house Iran, Hezbollah’s patron. well, he said he didn’t feel much team sport there is,” Kelly said Moscow, to his wife, daughter crisis. implement the terrorist designa- Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic rela- different than he did after his Monday. He acknowledged each and toddler grandson. “We all believe that we need to tion because of hostile acts by tions with Iran earlier this year five-month station mission five of the 13 U.S., Russian, Kelly has spent more time in adopt European solutions, but Hezbollah within its member after protesters angry over the years ago. European and Japanese space space, altogether, than any other sometimes it seems to us that states. It said the designation kingdom’s execution of influen- Kelly and Kornienko had fliers with whom he and American: 520 days over the European solutions do not work,” applies to the militant group as tial Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr set checked out of the space station Kornienko lived during the past course of four missions. Realizing he said. “So, probably, also bilat- well as all its leaders, factions fire to the Saudi Embassy and 3½ hours earlier. In total, they year. “It’s incredibly important this is likely his last journey, it eral cooperation, cooperation and affiliates. another diplomatic mission traveled 144 million miles that we all work together to make was “a little bittersweet” saying among countries, countries like Al-Zayani accused Hezbollah of inside Iran. through space, circled the world what is seemingly impossible, goodbye to his orbiting home. Macedonia, are very, very impor- charges including seeking to Saudi Arabia in 2014 desig- 5,440 times and experienced possible.” He’ll have plenty of pictures, at tant.” recruit members within the GCC nated a Saudi affiliate of 10,880 orbital sunrises and sun- For NASA, that mission possi- least, for the scrapbook — he A field official with the United to carry out terrorist acts, smug- Hezbollah a terrorist group along sets during the longest single ble is Mars. posted 1,000 dramatic, color- Nations refugee agency on the gling weapons and explosives, with the Muslim Brotherhood, spaceflight by an American. Scientists are hoping for more drenched pictures of Earth on his Macedonian side of the crossing and incitement to sow disorder al-Qaida, Yemen’s Shiite Houthis Kelly posted one last batch of one-year subjects as NASA gears Twitter and Instagram accounts. said authorities will soon send a and violence. and other groups. The Emirates sunrise photos Tuesday on up for human expeditions to “What a ride he took us on!” train with about 500 people from Those activities within GCC previously labeled regional Twitter, before quipping, “I gotta Mars in the 2030s. Radiation will fellow astronaut Reid Wiseman the nearby town of Gevgelija to member states and in Syria, Hezbollah affiliates with similar go!” His final tweet from orbit be a top challenge, along with the said in a tweet from Houston. the Serbian border. He spoke on Yemen and Iraq “are incompati- designations. came several hours later: “The body and mind’s durability on “Those of us who dream of condition of anonymity because ble with the values and moral The GCC announcement came journey isn’t over. Follow me as I what will be a 2½-year journey sending astronauts to deep space he was not authorized to brief the and humanitarian principles and a few hours after a televised rediscover # Earth!” round trip. With his one-year thank Scott Kelly for his sacri- media. international law, and pose a speech by Hezbollah leader Piloting the Soyuz capsule mission, Kelly has “helped us fice,” said Jim Green, director of Jasmin Rexhepi, head of the threat to Arab national security,” Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in home for Kelly, 52, and take one giant leap toward put- planetary science for NASA, “and aid group Legis, told The he said. which he harshly criticized Saudi Kornienko, 55, was the much ting boots on Mars,” NASA are thrilled to welcome him Associated Press that a group of The GCC includes Saudi Arabia for punitive measures fresher and decade younger cos- Administrator Charles Bolden home.” about 50 Pakistanis remain Arabia, the United Arab that targeted Lebanon recently, monaut Sergey Volkov, whose said in a statement. —- trapped for a fourth day on the Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, including the halt in aid and Gulf space station stint lasted the typ- The choice of the pioneering Online: Macedonian side of the border Bahrain and Oman. travel warnings. ical six months. Kelly turned out to be a bonanza. NASA: http://www.nasa. between two razor-wire fences. Lebanon’s main political divide He repeated his accusations The two yearlong spacemen His identical twin, retired astro- gov/content/one-year-crew/ He said Macedonian authorities pits a Sunni-led coalition against that Saudi Arabia was directly faced a series of medical tests fol- naut Mark Kelly, offered himself Kelly’s photos: http://window- are trying to send them back to another led by the Shiite responsible for some car bomb- lowing touchdown. Before com- up as a medical guinea pig so sonearth.org Greece because the group crossed Hezbollah movement, which ings in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, the border illegally. includes both political and mili- and he denounced Saudi “mas- Rexhepi also said that about tary wings. The Mediterranean sacres” in Yemen. 1,000 refugees — 750 Afghans country has weathered a string “Who gives Saudi Arabia the and 250 Iraqis — are stuck at of militant attacks in recent right to punish Lebanon and its Macedonia’s border with Serbia, years linked to the war in neigh- army and Lebanese people living which has refused them entry. boring Syria. in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf just In Greece, arrivals by smug- There was no immediate com- because Hezbollah is speaking gling boats from Turkey on the ment from Hezbollah on out? We urge Riyadh to settle eastern Aegean Sea islands con- Wednesday. accounts with Hezbollah and not tinue at a rate of nearly 2,000 a Former Lebanese Prime all the Lebanese,” he said. day. More than 120,000 have Minister Saad Hariri, a key ally He also accused Saudi Arabia landed so far this year, on top of of Saudi Arabia, called the GCC of seeking to cause strife 850,000 in 2015. A string of decision a result of Hezbollah’s between Sunnis and Shiites hastily thrown-up transit camps actions around the region. everywhere in the world and said on the mainland has rapidly filled “What Hezbollah is doing in its execution of al-Nimr in up, and hundreds are sleeping Syria and Yemen is for me crimi- January came in that context. rough in a central Athens square. Authorities have restricted the flow of migrants from the islands Court allows bail for Indian to Athens’ port of Piraeus, where about 1,000 people still arrived by student leader in sedition case ferry by midday Wednesday. NEW DELHI (AP) — An Indian also asked that Kumar, as the uni- court said a university student versity’s student union president, Ukraine: 3 soldiers leader can be freed on bail more “make all efforts within his power than two weeks after he was to control anti-national activities” killed in explosion detained for alleged sedition in a on campus. in the east case that has sparked nationwide Kumar was expected to leave jail protests and accusations of gov- custody Thursday after the court’s MOSCOW (AP) — Ukrainian ernment intolerance of dissent. order has been processed, but will authorities say three soldiers Hundreds of students began have to cooperate with police who have been killed and two wound- clapping and chanting “Freedom!” are still investigating the case. Krill Kudryavtsev/Pool Photo via AP ed in the Donbas region in the at a rally in central New Delhi, Since his Feb. 12 arrest for par- RussiAn cosmonAuts Mikhail Kornienko, left, reads notes next to Sergey Volkov, center, while country’s east as their car explod- after the city’s High Court issued ticipating in events at which anti- U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly uses a sat phone as they rest in chairs outside the Soyuz TMA-18M space ed. the ruling Wednesday evening. India slogans were allegedly shout- capsule after they landed in a remote area outside the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on A spokesman for the Ukrainian It said Kanhaiya Kumar could ed, students have rallied across Wednesday. The Soyuz TMA-18M spacecraft landed with Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly of government, Colonel Andriy be released if he pays about $148 the country along with teachers, NASA and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov of Roscosmos. Kelly and Lysenko, reported the deaths bail, refrains from political activity journalists and opposition leaders during a Wednesday press brief- and is supervised by a faculty accusing the Hindu nationalist Kornienko are completing an International Space Station record year-long mission to collect valuable ing in Kiev. Lysenko said another member at Jawaharlal Nehru government and its supporters of data on the effect of long duration weightlessness on the human body that will be used to formulate a 12 servicemen were injured in University. Justice Pratibha Rani suppressing free speech. human mission to Mars. Volkov is returning after six months on the station. separate incidents. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 19 WEDNESDAY

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Adam Foster: Enjoying the gift of performing

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Community College. He is cur- Lifestyles Editor rently the class vice president and will be the senior student The performing arts is often president of the student body viewed as its own reward, bring- next year. He is also involved in ing out the very best in singers, several clubs at school, includ- dancers and actors with per- ing the National Honor Society, formance talent. Children Interact Club, Anchor club, whose parents take them to see treasurer of the Thespians live performances in the theater Troupe 505, a member of often find themselves agreeing Cleveland High School’s Hiking with playwright Oscar Wilde Club, the varsity cross-country who said, “I regard the theater team and team captain of the as the greatest of all art forms, Cleveland High swim team. the most immediate way in Adam also became a member which a human being can share of Model United Nations, and with another the sense of what will be traveling to Washington, it is to be a human being.” D.C., in the spring. He has For Adam Foster, attending served as an assistant coach for the theater with his family was the Cleveland Aqua Tigers swim not only culturally enriching, team for the past 11 summers. but enlightening He also works as he discov- for the ered a future in C l e v e l a n d entertainment Parks and that he could “I hope I will be R e c r e a t i o n actually partici- able to continue Department as pate in. a lifeguard at “I first real- to perform the public ized that I loved throughout my pools, and to perform in life, for enjoy- teaches swim the seventh ment.” — Adam lessons to chil- grade, when I Foster dren. One of got the lead in his volunteer the Cleveland opportunities Middle Schools is being an m u s i c a l , active member of ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ Adam the Ronald McDonald House in said. “I was able to have the Chattanooga with his family. opportunity to play the Beast Adam is also a black belt in and his counterpart, Gaston. Isshinryu karate. Because of my parents’ love of Living such an active life, the theater, they would always Adam admits there are times take me and my sister, when he need his space and Madyson, when we were young tranquility. In those moments, Contributed photos to musicals, concerts, and bal- he said, “Music is like an escape ADAM FOSTER, a junior at Cleveland High School, enjoys the lets. Growing up, Madyson for me. Whenever I feel terrible performing arts, sports, music and volunteer work for organizations became a dancer and in time I or if I am upset, I can always like the Ronald McDonald House in Chattanooga. Adam, who per- learned to love dance myself, sing or listen to any music to formed with Vocal Rhapsody (top left, sitting far right) and is seen which moved me toward make me feel better. It’s like my with Avi Kaplan, a member of the a cappella group Pentatonix, left, Cleveland High School’s own island that keeps me happy in the “Young Americans Turn says he learned a lot from the professional singer during a recent Renaissance show choir for my and helps me level my head. I’ve freshman and sophomore year.” Up The Music” production in musical clinic at the University of Tennessee. The talented teen is been known to listen to my Cleveland and the fall produc- According to the American favorite alternative band, also able to mimic other performers like Michael Jackson, left. Below, Alliance for Theatre and tion of “Rehearsal for Murder” Adam is seen with his mom, April Foster and sister, Madyson, at the Bastille or Imagine Dragons, or as David, as well as in the Education, “Numerous studies listen to my favorite broadway 25th anniversary celebration of the Ronald McDonald House in have demonstrated a correlation “Circuit Rider’s Wife” as Jimmy Chattanooga where they all volunteer. musical soundtrack. Some of (at United Methodist Church on between drama involvement and my favorites are, ‘Sweeny Todd,’ academic achievement. In addi- Ocoee Street) said, “I am excited ‘Phantom of the Opera,’ ‘Les to announce my new part as tion to having higher standard- Miserables,’ ‘Wicked,’ and ‘The ized test scores than their peers Cinderella’s prince in the musi- Lion King.’ cal ‘Into The Woods.’” who do not experience the arts, “A band that not many people students who participate in Watching or performing in live have heard of is ‘Nico & Vinz.’ theater is also considered some drama often experience Their songs have always helped improved reading comprehen- of the most gratifying and mem- me through a bad day or orable experiences in developing sion, maintain better atten- through a troubling time. The dance records, and stay general- appreciation for the performing lyrics of their song always make arts, while offering a vitality and ly more engaged in school than me happy and uplift my spirits their non-arts counterparts. quality of life that is hard to whenever I play them. There imagine without actually experi- Schools with arts-integrated isn’t a time that I couldn’t listen programs, even in low-income encing it. The doors it can open to their songs and be able to feel are also hard to imagine. areas, report high academic better about myself. The song achievement.” For example, Adam recently ‘In Your Arms’ is probably my enjoyed a musical milestone in Adam, a Junior at Cleveland favorite due to their uplifting High School, is a 4.0 honor stu- his life when he traveled to the melody and lyrics that I can University of Tennessee and met dent who is taking dual enroll- really relate to my life.” ment classes at Cleveland State Adam, who performed in 2015 See FOSTER, Page 20 In-Town Gallery presents ‘Warm Glass — Hot Wax’ for March

Special to the Banner me. The problem solving and research required to achieve the results is a large part of the enjoyment In-Town Gallery presents the works of encaustic and satisfaction, but so are the unexpected acci- painter Nadine Kosky and warm glass artist Mary dents that, in turn, provide the inspiration for the Beth McClure as the featured show for March. Both next thing.” mediums are unique and highly prized by collec- McClure, who lives on Signal Mountain, creates tors. Meet the artists and talk with them about kiln-formed glass. Of many possible types of kiln their processes at the opening reception March 4 formed glass, Vitrigraph Murrine was used in creat- from 5 to 8 p.m. ing the pieces for this show. This fascinating Nadine Koski is an encaustic artist living in process utilizes a clay pot with a hole in the bottom Chattanooga. She is a native of the Upper in which various colored discs of glass are stacked Peninsula of Michigan, where water is clearly a and heated to 1510 degrees in a kiln on an elevated main feature and it is the subject of her most recent shelf. When the glass becomes semi-liquid it is body of work. Her medium, which is a mixture of pulled through the hole of the crucible into a long beeswax and damar resin and pigments, is applied cane which will then be cut into segments which in layers and fused with a heat source such as a will then make the circular patterns unique to this torch or a heat gun, creating clear, translucent or process. The contrast of opalescent and transpar- opaque layers which can uniquely interpret the ent sheet glass used creates the luminosity of the characteristics of water. finished work. “Like water, wax can transform from solid to liq- “My art is a puzzle, a passion and a pursuit lead- uid, take the form in which it is held, and move into ing to burning the midnight oil. I often think I am a path of least resistance. Water, as a subject, is as ready to stop but the glass has a mind of its own. endless as it is transformative. It timelessly con- As I pull, drag and rake colors, the glass evolves; I nects us in our world, to our world, and with life can’t quit. The glass, its own master, leads me to itself.” She says, “I enjoy using materials that pro- follow”. vide a little science with the process and a little In-Town Gallery is located between the Market mystery in the results.” Street and Walnut Street bridges at 26A Frazier The encaustic process uses hot wax combined Ave., in the North Shore shopping district. Hours Contributed photo with stains, inks, oil paints, shellac and pigments are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 1 THIS KOSKI original is a mixture of beeswax, damar resin and pigments applied in layers and fused alone or in combination. Layering by applying wax, to 5 p.m. Sunday and until 8 p.m. on the First with a heat source to create clear, translucent layers which interpret the characteristics of water and scraping off and using various pigments and tools Friday of each month. makes for fascinating art. Other encaustic works of Nadin Koski and artist Beth McClure are currently like torches and heat guns creates a lustrous sur- For more information, call 423-267-9214. Visit available at In-Town Gallery. face not quite oily but with a sheen that adds to the www.intowngallery.com and mystery. “Creating that next thing is compelling to www.facebook.com/intowngallery. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Something for everybody on the Oscars red carpet

By LEANNE ITALIE Wright Way Associated Press The year’s biggest night for red carpet glamour included something for everybody in bold color and soft shades, frothy wonders and sleek, body hug- Intelligence linked to beauty? ging looks. And there was, of In describing the features of course, plenty of sparkle. By WILLIAM WRIGHT “I was really taken by the Lifestyles Editor this spirit creature, this fallen angel who later became Satan super fitted dresses, the very Is there a link between beau- the Devil, God’s Word links his long and lean silhouettes,” said ty and intelligence? Are attrac- beauty to intelligence by mak- Eric Wilson, the fashion news tive people more intelligent ing this comment at Ezekiel director for InStyle. than those less attractive? 28:12-14: “‘You were the seal of “The whole idea of the ball The answer is yes, according perfection, full of wisdom and gown seems to have gone away to articles published in perfect in beauty. You were in with very few exceptions this Psychology Today, under Eden, the garden of God; every year. We’re seeing so many sleek “Beautiful people are more precious stone adorned you: and slim dresses,” he said. intelligent.” The articles claims carnelian, chrysolite and emer- Among them was Charlize scientific proof that beautiful ald, topaz, onyx and jasper, Theron. She wowed in a red hot people are measurably more lapis lazuli, turquoise and Dior Haute Couture in crimson intelligent than those who are beryl. Your settings and mount- silk crepe. It was ultra-low cut less attractive. Measurably ings were made of gold; on the with a train and plunged in the more intelligent? You heard day you were created they were back as well. She showed off a right. long jeweled necklace and AP photo prepared. You were anointed as ACTRESS Charlize Theron arrives at the Oscars on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. While this may seem surpris- a guardian cherub.” — New joined the party Sunday night ing when we reflect on the International Version. in the tight hair club, hers with night,” Wilson said. “There was Von Furstenberg, Graham said. Graham also lauded another genius manifested in average- Being “full of wisdom and a deep side part. In all, she so much individuality to the “It’s the fact that she’s got of the recent “it” carpet girls, looking men like Bill Gates and perfect in beauty” this angel, wore $3.7 million worth of look. It looked like a crystal or that very natural, Aussie beau- Brie Larson in a belted blue Albert Einstein, the article said, described in figurative terms as Harry Winston diamonds. ice sculpture. It was just so ty. The natural hair and make- Gucci that was ruffled at the “The National Longitudinal wearing “every precious stone,” “She was statuesque and clean and cool looking.” up was a perfect foil,” she said. skirt and radiated in a three- Study of Adolescent Health, was far superior to humans in thoroughly elegant,” said Avril Graham also loved Wilson said Robbie might dimensional way at the chest, conducted by a team of both intelligence and beauty. Graham, the executive fashion Blanchett’s pastel look. “It was have gone a bit too Las Vegas as if a TV watcher might want to researchers at the University of Which brings us to the Creator. and beauty editor for Harper’s really wonderful,” she said. over more appropriate Los get up and adjust the focus. North Carolina–Chapel Hill, is If science links beauty to intelli- Bazaar. “She’s a designer’s The biggest surprise for Angeles. Regardless, Graham called it one of the very few social sci- gence, then what does that say dream muse.” Graham was fashion “it” girl “It was very flashy. It didn’t “ruffles and sweetness.” ence datasets that take biologi- about our Creator? Our God Later, as the attention moved Alicia Vikander, who won best really feel like an Oscars dress,” While color ranged from the cal and genetic influences on and Father must be the most from red carpet stunners to lit- supporting actress for “The he said. “It felts like a fun disco deep purples, greens and a dark human behavior seriously.” beautiful, most intelligent being tle gold statues, presenter Tina Danish Girl.” While some were dress. It didn’t read well on tel- black that told a Bette Davis As a result, those conducting of all. Fey classed up the stage in a the studies are said to “routine- We humans cannot fully com- deep purple custom silk Atelier not impressed with her bubble evision.” story on Whoopi Goldberg, ly measure both the intelligence prehend God’s glory, His beauty Versace with pleating detail, her hem and pale yellow princess Robbie was shiny, to be sure. Wilson said the softer hues and physical attractiveness of and absolute radiance. We frail hair also tight and high. She, custom Louis Vuitton, compar- Another really shiny moment — might reflect a “kind of easy, its respondents.” The article human can barely look at some like so many others, kept jewel- ing her to Belle of “Beauty and and really patriotic one — was calming moment at a time of explained how respondents of God’s amazing creations with ry to a minimum with a short the Beast,” others were on Saoirse Ronan, the Irish actress stress and conflict in the took an IQ test called “the the naked eye! Others, we gasp sapphire necklace from Bulgari board. She wore her hair down who chose sparkly, liquid emer- world.” Peabody Picture Vocabulary at their beauty. Poets cannot do that went nicely with the dress. her back but pulled it up in the ald from Calvin Klein. The gown He added: “It feels like fash- Test” and then their physical justice to all the stunning visu- “That dress fits her like it was front to add to the look. hugged her body just right, her ion is moving in that gentler attractiveness was measured als that leave us in awe. Yet, we shrink wrapped right on her,” “I loved it. It gave a girlish feel drop Chopard earrings mis- direction right now with less objectively by an interviewer. can observe God’s intelligence Wilson said. “I loved how she to the evening,” Graham said. matched — one in white pearls harsh colors, less neon, less The results? “‘Very attractive’ in the beauty of creation, the matched the necklace.” “Her low-key hairstyle accentu- and the other emeralds. The aggressive color.” women are on average more dazzling colors of a sunset, the But it was the whimsy of Cate ated the sweetness of her look. I back was barely there but Graham called it a safe carpet intelligent than ‘very unattrac- lilies of the field, majestic Blanchett that truly caught his think she took the most risks in intriguing with its ultra-low cut that had a little something for tive’ women by about 6 IQ mountains, spectacular rain- eye and quickly topped best- terms of silhouette. Her look and a low horizontal strap. everybody. points. Similarly, ‘very attrac- bows or the breathtaking won- dressed lists. It was seafoam, was the most surprising of all “The jewel tone green was a “It gave us the flavor of lots of tive’ men are on average more ders seen in outer space light from Armani Prive, and it because of its silhouette and its big story on the catwalks that different elements in beauty intelligent than ‘very unattrac- years away! If beauty was ever included pops of silver in a unique point of view.” we’ve just seen,” Graham said. and style,” she said, “from tive’ men by about 8 IQ points,” linked to intelligence, wouldn’t large floral applique from the Margot Robbie stunned in a “She said hers was a nod to her knockout glamour and sequins the article said. it apply in its superlative degree shoulders to her train. “va-voom” gold gown with a Irish heritage. It was lovely. It’s and body conscious looks to In Britain, a similar study to the Almighty? “It was my favorite of the snakeskin design from Diane a tremendously telegenic color.” romantic ruffles and pastels.” found that men who are physi- This God of illumination and cally attractive had IQs an aver- radiance — who created colors age 13.6 points above normal and stars a million times more while women were about 11.4 brilliant than our sun in the Armani, DSquared2 and Arbesser close out Milan Fashion Week points higher than normal. sky, is superior to all of His creations in sheer illustrious- MILAN (AP) — Not just individ- ——— Regarding his research, profes- ual styles but the entire fashion BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY sor Satoshi Knazawa, a Reader ness. There are no words to describe the glory of His glory. process was under discussion at AT ARMANI in Management at the London Being in the presence of His Milan Fashion Week this year. Velvet is the blank page on School of Economics, said, “Our indescribable beauty, His Counter to trends in New York which Giorgio Armani drew his contention that beautiful people unspeakable brilliance, would and London, Italian industry next fall-winter collection. are more intelligent is purely be so exhilarating, so stupen- executives underlined that, The looks literally unfold, with scientific. It is not a prescrip- dous, that human life would beyond a few capsule collections hidden chiffon pleats in the sides tion for how to treat or judge expire from its sheer frailty. and a handful of runway teasers, of dark velvet trousers that gently others.” God told Moses at Exodus there would be no rushing open and close like an accordion These conclusions, however, 33:20, “I will not let you see my Milan’s designs from the runway with each step. Among the other are not accepted by all. Some face, because no one can see into stores. hidden delights: Contrasting flo- social psychologists dismiss me and stay alive.” — Good If anything, the president of ral stripes inside trouser legs that claims of attractive people being News Translation. Italy’s National Fashion match the fabric of the jackets. more intelligent as a stereotype This form of superlative Chamber, Carlo Capasa, indicat- The silhouette is soft and with no factual basis. So what beauty and unequaled genius is ed a preference to slow down the rounded, but Armani is demo- do you believe? Has science so far beyond our human arrival of these fall-winter fash- cratic when it comes to trouser revealed a basic truth about capacity that we can only mar- ions, sending them to the stores cut and jacket form, offering beautiful people that has been vel at the glory of God and the when the weather cooled, something for everyone. Hemlines ignored for centuries? Think power He demonstrates in cre- instead of in September. about the most beautiful people vary from just above booties to ation! This include His giving “People want to buy in-sea- tapered at the ankle, cuffed and you know and reflect on how humans the ability to discover son,” he said. intelligent they are. not, sometimes gathered like ath- just how awe-inspiring He truly Those who want the real letic pants. Jackets were short Because she was the first and is. made-in-Italy deal have to wait, only woman created by God, and swingy, sculptured with sub- When it comes to physical for the most part, six months tle peplums or long blousons. Eve, in her perfection was likely beauty, all people clearly are until Milan’s latest trends, in all Pants were for day, dresses for the most beautiful female who not created equal. Still, we are their well-researched and hand- ever lived. The same was true of endowed with enough intelli- night and no bare legs this round. crafted glory, are on sale — a Evening looks included a velvet her husband, Adam. But these gence to choose to develop system that is not changing any- beautiful earthly creatures were inner beauty and worship the pantsuit with a crisscross top time soon. revealing the midriff and shoul- no match for a glorious angel One who will restore endless Some highlights from the beauty to all wonders of cre- ders. The look was wrapped in a who lived millions of years ear- shows Monday on Day 6 of Milan lier. ation. chiffon cloud. Fashion Week: The color palate was mostly dark, with blurry floral prints in faded pink, blue and green. Footwear included nude ankle boots with shiny black heels and AP photo Foster pointed toes. A MODEL wears a creation for Giorgio Armani women’s Fall- From Page 19 Armani told reporters backstage Winter 2016-2017 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, these are “clothes to make a woman unveiled in Milan, Italy, Monday. Avi Kaplan, a member of the am actually interested in the made with my lifelong friends feel good in an elegant way.” Grammy award-winning singers medical field. I use my perform- through my high school show ——— Pentatonix. The a cappella ing and singing in theater as a choir,” Adam said. “I consider WARRIORS AT DSQUARED2 high collars, multiple lapels and aprons, wide pleated skirts and group recently debuted at no. 1 hobby.” He also confessed, “I them a part of my family. We DSquared2’s runway presenta- embroidered panels. strict jackets. Her skirts were on Billboard’s Top 200 and won hope I will be able to continue to have all been through a lot tion for next fall-winter was a his- The looks were fiercely layered long, neat and pleated, sometimes the third season of “The Sing- perform throughout my life, for together. Mrs. Shirley Pace, my tory of warfare through its cos- with a plethora of military detail- with an apron top. She layered Off” on NBC. enjoyment. Music and singing is friends from choir and Karen tumes, from Mongolian warriors ing. Tassels flounced from ears, with abandon, with shorter pleat- “I had an awesome experience a major portion of my life and it Dale were there for my family to modern-day fighters in khaki belts and shoulders. Necklaces ed skirts over pants as snug as meeting Avi!” Adam said. “He continues to make impacts that when my father passed away and camouflage. and belts had detailing worthy of leggings and worn with a belted did his own little workshop with without it, I don’t know where I during my freshman year, and Fittingly, the Canadian design- the armor of a proud warrior. jacket. Velvet dresses with the UT Singers on stage to show would be today. It has allowed performed at his funeral.” ing twins Dean and Dan Caten The final look recalled the other detachable knit white collars were how going from their original for many opportunities, and for Adam said Dale, the professor showed their collections in the side of a warrior’s tale: A naval for the choir. song, and making small adjust- me to feel better about myself at of music at Cleveland State, and courtyard of a military academy widow in a Victorian-style satin A sense of finery was derived ments, made them into a choir any time. It means everything to Pace, the Cleveland High School and reserved front-row seats for jacket with lacey top over a long from materials in golden silk, of singing angels. We were able me, and is a terrific thing that I music director, helped him “find the commander and an aide black skirt with trailing pleated deep yellow, rose pink and soft to learn different techniques on love to always do.” a voice I never knew I had.” His dressed in military finery for a bustle. blue. Prints included botanical how to make different sounds Born in Cleveland like his mother, wise enough to instill real world reference point. ——— patterns of fall leaves by the illus- that could be very beneficial. father D.J. Foster, Adam is one appreciation for the arts and the From khaki and camouflage NEW UNIFORMS trator Agathe Singer that were “Avi was also able to sing with Cleveland native whose mother, importance of volunteer work, jodhpur-style knickers with AT ARBESSER made into chiffony dresses and the UTK groups reVOLution, April Lotito Foster, is proud she has given her son the voice of a cropped jackets and tops of lace, While last season’s looks had a skirts, and a design by Arbesser VOLume, and the UT Singers. It and her late husband exposed new generation — the voice of ruffles and leather, the designers Lolita ennui, this season Arthur of the outlines of hands, like a was amazing to hear all the to the performing arts. Adam aspiration, aptitude and aca- traveled back in time and across Arbesser went back to basics and school child’s drawing, overlay- songs they were able to master and his sister grew to appreciate demic excellence in its associa- the globe to the Asian steppes for reworked the school uniform. ing one another for a feathery and sing for the clinic. He and exhibit the rich culture, tion with the performing arts. elaborate fur-trimmed coats with His ideal schoolgirl wore impression. taught me how to feel a song class and charisma of the the- and be able to sing from the ater. heart, rather than just sing from By viewing and performing in Electronic cards to make WIC easier to use memory. He would also go into live theater, Adam is experienc- stories about his childhood, ing some of the most gratifying WASHINGTON (AP) — Pregnant women over the next five years. WIC will now use pregnant women, women who have recently about meeting Pentatonix and and memorable experiences of and parents using the Women, Infants and the same type of Electronic Benefits given birth and infants and children up to how he got to where he is today. his life. They are experiences Children program will have an easier time Transfer cards used by food stamp recipi- age 5 who are found to be at nutritional If Avi were ever to come back to made richer by the people buying food at the grocery store. ents. risk. Knoxville, I would definitely touching his life becoming The Agriculture Department is announc- Around half of the nation’s infants benefit The programs covers only a handful of want to go back.” treasures in his heart. ing Monday it will require states to transi- from WIC. The program offers grants to nutritional foods, such as whole grains, Although, as he explained, “I I enjoy the friendships I have tion from paper vouchers to electronic cards states to give food vouchers to low-income low-fat dairy and fruits and vegetables. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 21 national federation of the Blind

Contributed photo The soUTh easT Agency rehabilitation teacher ChapTer of the National Federation of the Blind met in speaker at February meeting February at the Cleveland Bradley Public Library. From left, The South East Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind met in February. Krista Gale, a rehabilitation teacher from Blind front, are Shannon Huffman, Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired Independent Living PresidentChristy Rogers, and Program with the state of Tennessee, was the speaker. Vice President William Ashe; Gale spoke about different services her agency offers to the second row, Joe McDonald, blind and visually impaired. She also discussed different kinds of Heather Naico and Jerry equipment to make tasks easier for the blind and visually Messer; and back, Jason impaired. Johnson, Faheem B, and Krista The South East Chapter is an active social, support and advoca- Gale, guest speaker. cy group for the blind and visually impaired of Bradley County and surrounding areas. The chapter meets once a month at the Cleveland Public Library. The next meeting will be March 10 in the Carmichael Room (sec- ond floor) from 1 to 3 p.m. Those who are visually impaired or know someone who is and would like more information about the group, call Christy Rogers at 423-464-1188.

Contributed photo plans are Underway for the Bradley Central High School class of 1976 40-year class reunion. The event is planned for May 7 at the Cleveland Country Club. From left, clock- wise, are Susan Holloway Stone, Greg Toney, Judi Sherlin Wiliams, Ray Goble, Shane Maddux, Terry Lee, Tony Dunn, Cheryl Streifthau, Cherie Cross Ervin, Rhondaly Rymer, Denise Brown Grant, Julie Harris Prichard, Ken Anderson and Kathy Orr Eaton. The planning committee is asking for help in locating and informing out-of- town classmates regarding the reunion. If you know of someone who may need to be contacted, email [email protected].

UDC provides history pamphlets for 5th-grade students

The United Daughters of the Presbyterian Church, The The announcement of the re- New member Christy Boggess Confederacy, Jefferson Davis Henegar House, The Bridge at instatement of the Charter for the Peden was welcomed by the chap- Chapter 900, held the February Charleston and the Hill-Albritton Children of the Confederacy in the ter. President Marilyn Kinne, and meeting at the Kinser Church of House. Jefferson Davis Chapter was Chapter Registrar Anita Green God in Cleveland. Caldwell is a retired teacher, announced by President Kinne. presented her the membership President Marilyn Kinne called who dresses in Civil War period Membership certificates and a certificate. She is married to the meeting to order. The UDC dress, and presents them to the ceremony will be planned for a Michael Peden and has three chil- Ritual was led by Chaplain Helen students. future date. dren, Caleb, Luke and Ethan. She Riden. Pledges were given, and Sales of the Historical Reprint The Chapter is working dili- is the great-great-great songs were sang. Minutes of the of the original 1908 UDC gently on hosting the State Granddaughter of Osborn December meeting was read by Cookbook “Echoes From the Convention in Chattanooga for Davenport, who served honorably Secretary Debbie Riggs. Kitchen” is still ongoing. Copies of October 2016. Plans are going as a private in Company B, 65th Harriett Caldwell reported the the book can be purchased at the well, and everyone is very excited. Regiment, Georgia Infantry in the history pamphlets that have been Hiwassee Heritage Center in Members were urged to attend War Between the States. He was compiled by the chapter are being Charleston. You may also order on the UDC East Tennessee District killed in the battle of Missionary given to fifth-graders at Bradley e-bay, or through the website. meeting to be held in March at the Ridge in Chattanooga. and Polk County schools. The Lisa Pritchett reported approxi- Green Meadow Country Club in Anyone interested in the local pamphlet includes articles and mately well more than $900 worth Maryville. A motion was made to United Daughters of the pictures of historic places and of supplies was delivered to the change the monthly meeting Confederacy can join us on events in the area. Some signifi- Veterans Home. Each year, mem- dates. The meetings coincide with F a c e b o o k cant events and places include bers collect items such as socks, the District meetings, and the www.facebook.com/udcjefferson- Fort Hill Cemetery, Blue Springs sweat clothes and toiletries that yearly convention. The motion davis900 or website www.udcjef- Park, Charleston Cumberland are used for Veteran’s needs. was passed. fersondavischapter900.com

Hints from Heloise

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National Park are set to start syphilis in the West following an Syphilis outbreaks have showing the new names for some outbreak in Las Vegas. appeared in pockets of the U.S. in of park’s most iconic attractions Health officials say it’s part of a recent years, including in Kansas, after no settlement was reached national spike in cases tied to Pennsylvania and Hawaii. The lat- to a bitter legal dispute. increased testing, a rise in est available data, from 2014, As of Tuesday, the historic anonymous sex tied to social showed a 15 percent increase in Ahwahnee Hotel will become the media, and a less consistent use cases overall, the Centers for Majestic Yosemite Hotel and of condoms. Disease Control and Prevention Curry Village campground will be Social media’s link to syphilis said. named Half Dome Village. Badger in the gay community has There’s been an increase in other Pass Ski Resort will now be prompted health officials to take STDs. The most common, chlamy- Yosemite Ski and Snowboard their educational outreach dia, has risen to record levels. Area. directly to the websites and apps, —- The park service announced in some cases creating profiles or WHY ARE DOCTORS BLAM- last year that it would change the buying advertisements. ING SOCIAL MEDIA? names of Curry Village, the Here’s a closer look at what’s Health providers and officials Ahwahnee Hotel, Badger Pass Ski going on: have warned publicly about the Resort and many other attrac- prevalence of anonymous sex tions after failing to reach agree- WHAT IS SYPHILIS? HOW through social media, particular- ment with the company that says DOES IT STILL EXIST? ly with an increase in the use of it owns the trademarks to those Syphilis is a sexually transmit- smartphone apps. Elizabeth attractions. ted disease that’s been around at Adelman, a senior disease inves- The company, Delaware North, least since the Roman times, said tigator for the health department has served as the park’s conces- ?Dr. Tony Fredrick, the Southern in Las Vegas, said young people sionaire since 1993, running Nevada Health District’s medical dependent on their iPhones can numerous park operations until epidemiologist. It’s never really find quick, easy access to hook- losing the contract to Aramark, gone away — it just comes in ups. Not meeting in person first which is scheduled to take over at waves. It’s detected by blood test- can make it harder to negotiate midnight. Delaware North and ing, which means it’s not a part condom use, she said. the Park Service have been of the “bundle” of STDs found —- unable to agree on the value of through urine screening. WHAT’S BEING DONE TO the trademarks and the Buffalo, Caused by the bacterium ADDRESS IT? New York-based company filed a Treponema pallidum, syphilis Las Vegas officials have been breach-of-contract lawsuit. spreads through skin-to-skin working to connect with various The dispute prompted the Park sexual contact when there’s a websites and apps. Adelman said Service to announce the name sore or lesion, typically in the they’ve sought permission for a changes. Starting at midnight, genital or anal areas or mouth. passive presence on platforms Park Service employees will begin Symptoms aren’t always appar- such as the gay website placing temporary signs over road ent and can progress for years, Adam4Adam, so users can reach signs directing visitors to the AP Photo even decades, without treatment. out to them for information. attractions while Aramark will be Ice clImber Don Mellor climbs Pitchoff Quarry in Keene, N.Y. Mellor began ice climbing in the In early stages, it’s highly treat- Other popular apps officials are responsible for changing the make-your-own tools era and has since introduced the sport to generations of students at a Lake Placid able with penicillin. looking into include Tinder and names of the attractions. prep school where he is a teacher and counselor. He wrote the book, literally, on ice climbing in this —- Grindr. Park Service spokesman Scott rugged region. WHAT’S GOING ON IN Adam4Adam said through Gediman said temporary signs NEVADA? Twitter it has live health coun- are being used in the hope that a Clark County health officials selors and tips available on its settlement will be reached with declared an outbreak in Las website, and it counts some Delaware North. Ice age: Adirondack climber Vegas last week after noting a health agencies among its adver- An historic sign welcoming vis- 128 percent increase in reported tisers. Tinder and Grindr itors to the park’s Ahwahnee syphilis cases since 2012 — with couldn’t be reached for comment. Hotel was stolen sometime knows ice cold, wrote book on it 615 of the 694 cases involving —- Saturday night or Sunday morn- men diagnosed in 2015. This HOW IS THE LGBT ing, Gediman said. makes Nevada’s rate of syphilis COMMUNITY RESPONDING? “It’s part of the park’s historic KEENE, N.Y. (AP) — Don Mellor the highest in the West. The Gay and Lesbian fabric,” Gediman said. “And we has been scaling Adirondack ice There’s been an uptick in other Community Center of Southern are taking this seriously.” for 38 winters and he’s still wary. parts of Nevada, too, but that Nevada said the issue has been The Ahwahnee Hotel is to be Climbers can slip on the glisten- could be tied to a population on its radar, as a majority of the renamed the Majestic Yosemite ing walls. Ice can crack and give increase, the state health depart- latest syphilis cases have Hotel. way. Mistakes can be costly. ment said. Nevadan youth, involved men having sex with Delaware North spokesman “I’m alive because I’m a very meanwhile, are having sex at men. Educational outreach, des- Glen White said Park Service offi- negative thinker,” Mellor said on a younger ages and are using con- tigmatizing efforts and a push for cials turned down the company’s recent morning after scaling doms inconsistently or improper- testing are priorities, said Vince offer to let the park continue Pitchoff Quarry Wall, a 75-foot ly. Collins, the center’s HIV preven- using the trademark names until rock face covered with cascades of —- tion services manager. the legal dispute was resolved. giant icicles. He had pulled him- Gediman said the Park Service self up with bladed ice tools that turned down the offer made look like small, high-tech scythes. Friday because that would Spiked crampons gave him toe- New, stronger FDA warning “acknowledge they own the holds and a student below held names.” his safety rope. for Essure birth control implant Mark Bartholomew, a “I always figure something is University at Buffalo law profes- going to go wrong, so I always WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal comparing problems like sor who teaches trademark law, have a back-up plan,” Mellor said. health regulators plan to warn unplanned pregnancy and pelvic says Delaware North may also “I’m running about five back-up consumers more strongly about pain between patients getting want to preserve the value of the plans all the time.” Essure, a contraceptive implant Essure and those receiving tradi- names at issue. The iconic names Mellor, 62, began ice climbing that has drawn thousands of tional “tube tying” surgery. will lose value if they are no in the make-your-own tools era complaints from women reporting Agency officials said they have longer used, he said. and has since introduced the chronic pain, bleeding and other reviewed more than 600 reports “I think all sides will ultimately sport to generations of students health problems. of women becoming pregnant come to an agreement after some at a Lake Placid prep school The Food and Drug after receiving Essure. Women more posturing,” Bartholomew where he is a teacher and coun- Administration announced are supposed to get a test after said. selor. He wrote the book, literally, Monday it would add a boxed three months to make sure Court filing show the Park on ice climbing in this rugged warning — its most serious type Essure is working appropriately, Service valuing the trademarks at region, “Blue Lines: An — to alert doctors and patients to but the agency noted some $3.5 million and Delaware North Adirondack Ice Climber’s Guide,” problems reported with the nick- women do not follow-up for the puts their worth at $51 million. and occasionally helps rangers el-titanium implant. test. rescue fallen climbers. Mellor is But the FDA stopped short of FDA officials acknowledged the among the small cadre of veteran removing the device from the proposed study would take years Self-driving car climbers who know winter routes market, a step favored by many to complete, but said Bayer would up Adirondack rock faces like the women who have petitioned the be expected to submit interim has fender-bender back of their gloves. agency in the last year. Instead, results by mid-2017. “I think he’s had a huge impact the agency is requiring manufac- The proposed warning label with public bus on the climbing community,” said turer Bayer to conduct studies of will also take time. The FDA is LOS ANGELES (AP) — A self- Adirondack Explorer editor Phil the device to further assess its seeking public input for 60 days driving car being tested by Google Brown, who mentions Mellor’s risks in different groups of on the language for the warning AP Photo women. and another proposed “check- struck a public bus on a city role in pioneering routes, res- Ice clImber Don Mellor climbs Pitchoff Quarry in Keene, N.Y. street, a fender-bender that cues, guiding and even climbing “More rigorous research is list” that doctors would use to ethics. Mellor has been scaling Adirondack ice for 38 winters and he’s still needed to better understand if make sure patients understand appears to be the first time one of wary. Climbers can slip on the glistening walls. Ice can crack and the tech company’s vehicles Like a lot of ice climbers, Mellor certain women are at heightened the device’s risks. caused an accident. is a rock climber who keeps busy give way. Mistakes can be costly. risk of complications,” said Dr. “We strongly support a black The collision occurred on in winter. But it’s a different kind William Maisel, chief scientist for box warning, but it needs to be a Valentine’s Day and Google of climbing: rock routes are Mellor tells his students to get the FDA’s device center. very strong one,” said Diana reported it to California’s unchanging, while ice faces shift their pulse down and control The agency said in a statement Zuckerman of the National Department of Motor Vehicles in with freeze-and-thaw cycles. every move. Don’t fixate on the that Essure is an “appropriate Center for Health Research. an accident report that the Mellor likens rock climbing to ledge up above, look at the ice in option for the majority of women,” In September, dozens of women agency posted Monday. ballet — climbers test their gym- front of your face. but that “some women may be at urged the agency to recall the The car was rolling at 2 mph nastic ability as they reach out “I say, ‘Stop and look. Make it risk for serious complications,” device at a public meeting on and the bus at 15 mph. No one and find toe-holds. Mellor calls really static, not fluid at all, not especially if the device shifts out problems reported with Essure. was injured. ice climbing a “thug sport,” heav- nice and beautiful but stop and of position and punctures the In recent months they have been The report does not address ily dependent on arm strength. static so you can see what’s going uterus or other organs. joined by members of Congress, fault. However, Google wrote that The climber is always battling on,’” he said. Essure has been sold for more including Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D- its car was trying to get around fatigue. Mellor has written about the than a decade and is frequently Connecticut, who said in a state- some sandbags on a street in “I think in a lot of sports you “renegade subculture” of ice pitched to women as the only ment she would monitor the Mountain View, California, when like the pain-pleasure dichoto- climbing when he started in the non-surgical option for perma- FDA’s follow-up on Essure. its left front struck the right side my,” he said. “And ice climbing 1970s. They made their own nent birth control. It consists of “The FDA cannot continue to of the bus. can get uncomfortable. It can get screws and heated up tools to two nickel-titanium coils inserted drag its feet on medical device The car’s test driver — who scary.” bend them. “I don’t know how we into the fallopian tubes, where safety when women are suffer- under state law must be in the Or worse. He once fell about 100 lived,” he says now. The sport is they spur growth of scar tissue ing,” DeLauro said in a statement front seat to grab the wheel when feet down a dome after he inadver- more mainstream today, from and block sperm from fertilizing a after the FDA’s plan was needed — thought the bus would tently cracked open ice under Colorado to Vermont. Climbers woman’s eggs. Bayer estimates announced. yield and did not have control water pressure with his tool. He can buy tools with carbon-fiber AP Photo 750,000 women have received the Essure’s warning label previ- when the collision happened, was soaked, but avoided injury. shafts for more than $300 and Ice clImber Don Mellor car- device since 2002. ously noted that the device’s according to Google’s report. Not everyone is so lucky. trade tips on social media. ries carabiners and other tools But the FDA has received thou- nickel can result in allergic reac- If it’s determined the Google A Canadian climber fell more Mellor has changed too. He before climbing Pitchoff Quarry in sands of reports of problems with tions, such as itching and hives. vehicle was at fault it would be than 100 feet to his death on climbs with a hip replacement Keene, N.Y. Mellor began ice the device from women and doc- But many women have attrib- tors. While the product’s existing uted more severe problems to the the first time one of its SUVS Poke-O-Moonshine in 2002 when now, and has amassed an ency- climbing in the make-your-own the ice he was attached to broke clopedic knowledge of routes. He’s label warns about pelvic pain and implant, including mood disor- caused an accident while in tools era and has since intro- autonomous mode. off. Earlier this year, Mellor been around long enough to bleeding immediately after the ders, weight gain, hair loss and helped rangers in the High Peaks appreciate the seasonal climbing duced the sport to generations of procedure, many women said irregular bleeding. Many of those DMV spokeswoman Jessica students at a Lake Placid prep Gonzalez said the agency hoped rescue a 40-year-old climber who cycle of rock and ice. these problems persisted and complaints have been shared to speak with Google on Monday suffered serious leg injuries in a “I am glad every spring when it school where he is a teacher and were so severe they required sur- through social media, including a about what went wrong. 100-foot fall. Just three hours all melts and I realize I’ve made counselor. He wrote the book, lit- gery to remove the device. Facebook page called Essure A Google spokesman did not earlier, a 51-year-old man fainted it,” he said with a laugh. “Rock erally, on ice climbing in this The FDA is requiring Bayer to Problems, which has grown to have immediate comment. during a climb. climbing seems so safe.” rugged region. conduct a study of 2,000 patients over 27,000 members. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 23 AP Interview: Inflation-hit Venezuela to print bigger bills CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — image would be on the new bills. ting that state-run oil company Venezuela’s government will The largest bill currently in PDVSA will default on a $2 bil- begin printing larger-denominat- circulation — 100 bolivars — is lion payment toward the end of ed bank notes sometime this worth 50 U.S. cents at the weak- the year. year, a top finance official said, er of two official rates and less Merentes dismissed default as runaway inflation has eroded than 10 cents at the widely used talk, saying Venezuela will con- the value of the nation’s biggest black market rate. So worthless tinue to pay its foreign debts and bill to less than a U.S. dime on has the bolivar become that reach financial equilibrium by the black market. shoppers no longer count bills reducing non-oil imports by Central Bank President Nelson when given change and social around 40 percent this year, Merentes’ comments in an inter- media is full of Venezuelans about the same rate it did last view Monday with The using the bills tongue-in-cheek year. Associated Press were the first as substitutes for everything Economists say the import confirmation that Venezuela is from wallpaper to napkins. restrictions, carried out through preparing to print larger bills, Venezuela’s economy shrank a system of tight foreign something that had been 5.7 percent last year while short- exchange and price controls, are rumored for months. ages of basic goods multiplied, likely to worsen shortages of Market economists have said adding to social tensions and basic goods and drive up bigger bills will only accelerate undermining support for demand for the U.S. dollar on the inflation that last year hit 181 President Nicolas Maduro, whose black market. percent — the highest in the socialist party lost congressional Maduro’s cash-strapped world. elections in December by a land- administration is counting on a Merentes, who has helped slide. cash influx from mining and oil steer the economy for more than The misery is expected to con- investors. a decade as finance minister and tinue this year as world prices for Last week, the government AP Photo then as head of the central bank, oil hover near a 13-year low, cut- settled a long dispute with Gold In this Jan. 4, 2008 file photo, a disagreed. He said that far from ting into earnings from petrole- Reserve Inc. of Canada over the bank worker changes old generating panic among infla- um, which account for 95 per- 2009 termination of a mining Bolivares for Venezuela’s new tion-wary Venezuelans the new cent of Venezuela’s export rev- concession. As part of the deal, currency “Bolivar Fuerte” or bills will reduce price pressures enue. The International the mining company agreed to Strong Bolivar in Caracas, “because you’re going to have Monetary Fund has forecast use a $750 million award from Venezuela. Venezuela’s govern- less bills circulating.” Venezuela’s inflation this year an international arbitration ment will begin printing larger- “This is a big project that will could surge to 720 percent. panel to jointly develop a gold take us to a monetary system Foreign currency reserves mine in Venezuela, which it said denominated bank notes some- more in line with the Venezuelan plunged to their lowest level in would be the largest in South time in 2016, a top finance official situation,” Merentes said. 17 years after Venezuela made a America. said on Monday, as runaway He said no date has been set $1.5 billion bond payment last Merentes said that also under inflation has eroded the value of for the 500- and 1,000-bolivar week. Despite the country’s the deal, Gold Reserve will help the nation’s biggest bill to less notes to enter circulation nor strong track record of repay- Venezuela try to obtain up to $5 than a U.S. dime on the black had it been decided with what ment, investors have been bet- billion in new financing from market.

AP Photo IN thIs oct. 10, 2015, file photo, North Korean sol- diers in historic uni- forms march during a parade on the Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea. With ten- sions high and the United States and South Korea prepar- ing to hold their massive annual wargames, Pyongyang is warn- TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! ing it will respond to The Banner will be running the new any violations of its territory with “merci- KENKEN puzzle daily. less” retaliation, Please contact the Banner offices including strikes on at 472-5041 or email us at Seoul and the U.S. [email protected] mainland itself. and tell us what you think! Branch by branch, a look at N. Korea’s massive military TOKYO (AP) — With tensions high and the United States and South Korea ready to hold their massive annual wargames next week, which North Korea sees as a dress rehearsal for invasion, Pyongyang is warning it will respond to any violations of its territory with “merciless” retalia- tion, including strikes on Seoul and the U.S. mainland. “Military First” is the national motto of North Korea, which is ever wary of threats to its ruling regime and still technically at war with Washington and Seoul. Nuclear-armed and boasting the world’s fourth-largest military, it is persistently seen as the biggest AP Photo challenge to the security status North KoreAN soldiers march across the Kim Il Sung Square quo in East Asia, an image it during a military parade in Pyongyang, North Korea. loves to promote and showcased in an elaborate military parade million people are on active mili- Defense: last October. tary duty, and another 25-30 —- The joint South Korea-U.S. percent are in paramilitary or ON THE GROUND: military exercises are to begin reserve units, ready for mobiliza- BY THE NUMBERS: 950,000 March 7 and last more than a tion. troops, 4,200 tanks, 2,200 month. Tensions always go up But just how strong is Kim armored vehicles, 8,600 pieces of when they do. Jong Un’s army? field artillery, 5,500 multiple Pyongyang has poured huge Here’s a look, based on what rocket launchers. resources into developing its AP reporters and photographers BEHIND THE NUMBERS: This nuclear and missile arsenals and have seen on the ground and the is, and always has been, North maintaining its conventional latest report to the U.S. Congress forces. About 5 percent of its 24 by the Office of the Secretary of See MILITARY, Page 26

AP Photo Missiles are paraded in Pyongyang, North Korea during the 70th anniversary celebrations of its ruling party’s creation. With tensions high and the United States and South Korea preparing to hold their mas- sive annual wargames, Pyongyang is warning it will respond to any violations of its territory with “merci- less” retaliation, including strikes on Seoul and the U.S. mainland itself. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2016 54. direction. You'll feel regret if you don't CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Stay focused on follow through with your plans. Take DAY: Jessica Biel, 34; Julie Bowen, 46; your goals, even if there are distractions care of the legal documentation Tone Loc, 50; Jackie Joyner-Kersee, that may be leading you in a different required to move forward. Gather infor- mation and put what you want in writ- ing. It's up to you to call the shots if you want to stay in control. Your numbers are 6, 13, 18, 23, 29, 31, 45. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Contract Bridge Embrace life and look for adventure and by Steve Becker excitement. Love is in the stars, and romance will turn into a medley of inter- Hagar the Horrible esting options. Your innovative way of doing things will capture the interest of someone noteworthy. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on your beliefs or in a relationship that needs a little nurturing. Money can't bring you friendship, but your undivided attention and thoughtfulness can. A pragmatic financial deal looks promis- ing, but do your own fact-finding first. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Chase your goals relentlessly and you will raise your self-esteem and set higher standards. Emotional issues can be addressed, and innovative solutions to Dilbert your problems can be discovered. Get a promise in writing. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Take the plunge and don't be afraid to do things differently. Your unique qualities will capture positive attention and help you build a strong foundation both at home and at work. Put your energy into doing, not deliberating. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Make voca- tional changes if you aren't feeling sat- isfied. Pick up additional skills or revamp your resume. Attend network- ing functions that will help you work your way into a profession that interests Garfield you. Love and romance will enhance your life. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll be attracted to unusual people. Your inter- est in what others do or how they live will lead to information and ideas that will alter your direction and open up a world of opportunity. Do what you can to grow personally and professionally. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Be a par- ticipant. Try something new and excit- ing, and you will develop an interest in something that will improve your life and your overall quality of life. Romance will lead to positive personal Beetle Bailey changes. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be open to suggestions offered by outsiders. Someone close to you will be manipula- tive and looking out for his or her inter- ests, not yours. Let your intuition guide you, and distance yourself from anyone who is argumentative or pushy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't let your desire for escape lead to risk and regret. Think matters through before you commit to something you know little about. Focus on home, fami- ly and being the best you can be. Romance will satisfy your appetite for Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics adventure. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Negotiations and settlements look promising. An unusual opportunity will turn in to an interesting venture. Don't let impulsiveness get the best of you. What you have to gain will be worth the wait. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Stick close to home. A disciplined attitude will help you clear up unfinished business. Pay more attention to the way you look and what you have to offer. If you pres- ent your skills properly, it could turn into extra cash. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Put more energy into the things you want to accomplish. Take the time to develop a good relationship with someone who plays a major role in your life. A spirit of equality and compromise will be neces- sary. Birthday Baby: You are disciplined, proactive and friendly. You are intelli- gent and detailed. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, March 2, 2016— 25

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(N) (Live) Å FSSE 37NBA Basketball 3 Wide Life Running ’ Jimmy Hanlin Playing Thro Golf America Swing Clinic Driven Driven Fight Sports: In 60 Boxing 30 ’ Driven WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Weather Underground Highway Thru Hell CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Restaurant Startup Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Restaurant Startup (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Dr. Drew To Be Announced The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Anderson Cooper 360 Å FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å Pawn Stars Join or Die Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (12:01) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 4510 Things 10 Things Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Those Who Billy-Street Billy-Street Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48 “Last Birthday” The First 48 “Blood Feud” The First 48 ’ Å Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Å Jep Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty DISC 47Naked and Afraid ’ Å Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival “On Thin Ice” Dual Survival: Untamed (N) Dual Survival “Cuban Crisis” Venom Hunters (N) ’ Å Dual Survival “Cuban Crisis” Venom Hunters ’ Å NGC 48Big Fix Alaska Big Fish, Texas Big Fish, Texas Big Fix Alaska Big Fish, Texas Big Fish, Texas (N) Big Fix Alaska (N) Big Fish, Texas Big Fix Alaska TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown (N) Wild Things With Dominic Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Pioneer Wo. Southern Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive Guy Vacation Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives HGTV 51Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers Å Property Brothers (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å ANPL 52To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ››› “13 Going on 30” (2004) Jennifer Garner. Young Baby Daddy ›› “Hocus Pocus” (1993, Comedy) Bette Midler. The 700 Club ’ Å “Another Cinderella Story” DISN 54“Lemonade Mouth” (2011) Bridgit Mendler. ’ ‘NR’ Å Liv-Mad. Best Friends Girl Meets K.C. Under. Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. K.C. Under. Austin & Ally Bunk’d Å K.C. Under. Girl Meets So Raven So Raven NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Thundermans Thundermans Paradise Run Henry Danger Henry Danger Nicky, Ricky Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Clarence Steven Univ. Teen Titans Gumball We Bare Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy ’ Å Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Predators” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Younger (N) Teachers (N) King King King King AMC 58(2:30) ››› “The Fugitive” (1993) ‘PG-13’ ››› “The Bourne Supremacy” (2004, Action) Matt Damon. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “Rocky III” (1982, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Mr. T. ‘PG’ Å›› “Rocky IV” (1985) Sylvester Stallone. ‘PG’ Å Rocky III ‘PG’ TCM 59(3:30) “Small Town Girl” (:15) ››› “Guys and Dolls” (1955) Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra. Å›››› “Spartacus” (1960) Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier. A gladiator slave leads a revolt in Rome. ›››› “Lust for Life” (1956) Å (DVS) HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61The Prancing Elites Project The Prancing Elites Project Preachers of Atlanta Å Preachers of Atlanta Å Preachers of Atlanta Å Preachers of Atlanta Å Preachers of Atlanta (N) Preachers of Atlanta The Prancing Elites Project BRAVO 62Newlyweds: The First Year Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Housewives/Potomac Real Housewives/Beverly Housewives/Atl. Newlyweds: The First Year Happens Newlyweds: The First Year Housewives SYFY 63Silent Hll ››› “The Conjuring” (2013, Horror) Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson. Å›› “The Possession” (2012) Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Å Face Off (N) Å The Magicians Face Off Å›› “Final Destination” SPIKE 64(1:30) ›› “Armageddon” ››› “Bad Boys” (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. ’›› “Bad Boys II” (2003) Martin Lawrence. Premiere. Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. ’›› “Armageddon” (1998) Bruce Willis. ’ COM 65South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Broad City South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Broad City MTV 66(3:40) Teen Mom 2 ’ (4:50) Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show (N) ’ (:01) MTV Suspect (N) ’ (12:02) Catfish: The TV Show VH1 67Love & Hip Hop ’ Mob Wives ’ Å Mob Wives ’ Å Mob Wives ’ Å Mob Wives “Drittany” (N) ’ Mob Wives “Drittany” Å››› “Selena” (1997) Jennifer Lopez. Mexican-American singer skyrockets to fame. ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing › “Son-in-Law” (1993, Comedy) Pauly Shore, Carla Gugino, Lane Smith. I Love Kellie Reba Å Reba Å BET 69House/Payne House of Payne House/Payne House/Payne ››› “He Got Game” (1998, Drama) Denzel Washington, Ray Allen, Milla Jovovich. Å About the Business (N) About the Business The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science MythBusters ’ Å MythBusters ’ Å Outrageous Acts of Science MythBusters ’ Å CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate The Senate assembles for a legislative session. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Rosary Children Grandparents The World EWTN News The Cru Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Burn Card” Law & Order “Bogeyman” Law & Order “Strike” Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Excalibur” ’ Law & Order “Rumble” ’ Law & Order “Challenged” Law & Order “Lost Boys” Law & Order “Falling” Å DISXD 117Phineas, Ferb Gravity Falls Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. Pickle-Peanut Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Gamer’s G. Kirby Buckets Lab Rats Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Spider-Man Star-Rebels Gamer’s G. Kirby Buckets GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Minute to Win It “Visionary” Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Grandmother Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Donut Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrapped Tiffani’s Tiffani’s Extra Virgin Unwrap2.0 Suppers Suppers Good Eats Good Eats Tiffani’s Tiffani’s WE 163Law & Order “Menace” ’ Law & Order “Barter” Å Law & Order “Matrimony” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “D-Girl” Å Law & Order “Turnaround” Law & Order “Showtime” Law & Order “Mad Dog” ’ Law & Order “Double Down” GALA 217Llena de amor Cómplices al Rescate El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos CONCACAF Liga de Campeones Noticiero Con Joaquin TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición ¿Quién es quién? (N) (SS) Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Querida del Centauro (N) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Gran Hermano: La Novela UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Un Camino hacia el Destino Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Premier League Soccer Goal Zone NASCAR America (N) Å NHL Rivals NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Detroit Red Wings. (N) (Live) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) NHL Rivals Speed Skating DLC 319Trauma Force ’ Å Trauma Force ’ Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å The Day I Almost Died ’ The Day I Almost Died ’ Monsters Inside Me Å The Day I Almost Died ’ Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8:30 p.m. on (WTVC) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) The Mysteries of Laura A Year in Space The Real O’Neals MADtv 20th Anniversary Reunion American Crime The squad’s dismantling of a drug lord’s Brothers Scott and Mark Kelly have been Getting real takes major turns for relatives Though the comedy series originally aired A student’s murder prompts everyone to empire has major repercussions in the among the most famous symbols of NASA whose series of revelations inspires them on Fox, this regathering of many of its key re-evaluate their actions regarding the situ- new episode “The Mystery of the End of in recent times, and this first half of a new to drop their “perfect family” facade and live players is served up by The CW in the form ation involving Eric and Taylor (Joey Pollari, Watch,” as vengeance results in tragedy at series examines their experiences, both in how they really want in this new sitcom. of a mock award show where “MADtv” is Connor Jessup) in the new “Season Two: the precinct. Jake (Josh Lucas) reaches a space and at home on Earth. Scott is seen Martha Plimpton and Jay R. Ferguson star to be honored. If you think things will run Episode Nine.” Kevin and Becca (Trevor conclusion about his relationship with Laura training for his 12 months aboard the Inter- as the heads of the clan, with Noah Galvin, smoothly, you never saw the sketch-driven Jackson, Sky Van Vliet) become suspects (Debra Messing). Jenna Fischer (“You, Me national Space Station, slated to conclude Matt Shively and Bebe Wood as the off- “MADtv.” Among the returnees are Artie in the tragedy due to leaked information, and the Apocalypse”), Debby Ryan and just before this program airs. His identical spring with their own surprises in the “Pilot.” Lange, Will Sasso, Nicole Sullivan, Alex something Sebastian (Richard Cabral) en- Oscar winner Mercedes Ruehl (“The Fisher twin Mark is used as a basis for gauging Todd Holland, a major creative factor of Borstein, Ike Barinholtz, Aries Spears and gages in releasing — to Leslie’s (Felicity King”) also guest star. Laz Alonso and Cal- any changes in Scott, physically and men- “Malcolm in the Middle,” is a director and Debra Wilson. Past guests seen in clips in- Huffman) concern. Chris (Elvis Nolasco) ap- lie Thorne also star. tally, during his time in orbit. executive producer here. clude Halle Berry and Bryan Cranston. pears before a school review board.

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING MARCH 3, 2016 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 Ent. Tonight Inside Edition You, Me and Blindspot ’ Å Shades of Blue (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Mark Jeske Graham Holy Land Billy Graham Crusade Drive Potters Trinity Family Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman Trinity Family Bless Lord WTNB 5Around Town Body Southern-Fit God’s Lighthouse First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle DC’s Legends of Tomorrow The 100 “Thirteen” (N) ’ Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Beauty Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å TBA Celtic Woman: Destiny Celtic Woman performs in Dublin. 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) ’ Å Skinny Gut Vibrant You With Brenda DAYSTAR 8Kennedy Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Empowered By the Spirit Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level Kenneth Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Grey’s Anatomy (N) Å The Family “Pilot” (N) Å Get Away With Murder News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Southern The A List Masterpiece Mystery! Å On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Amen, MD Å Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 (3:30) ››› “Adaptation” (2002) Nicolas Cage. Å››› “Husbands and Wives” (1992) Woody Allen. Å› “Teen Wolf Too” (1987, Comedy) Jason Bateman. Å›› “First Knight” (1995, Adventure) Sean Connery, Richard Gere. Å Magnificent 7 WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Life in Pieces (:01) Mom (N) 2 Broke Girls Elementary (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Accessorize Your Spring Quacker Factory PM Style With Shawn Killinger Handbag & Shoe Shopping with Jane Lisa Rinna Collection Isaac Mizrahi Live! CSPAN 14(3:00) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Loose Lips” Blue Bloods “Most Wanted” Elementary ’ Å Elementary “Seed Money” Elementary Å How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Liz Lange Fashions (N) Italian Shoemakers (N) Emma Fox Handbags (N) Beauty Report With Amy Beauty Report With Amy The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Liz Lange Fashions (N) Intelliwhite Dermablend E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians The Kardashians I Am Cait “Meeting Cait” E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’››› “Zombieland” (2009, Comedy) Woody Harrelson. ››› “Zombieland” (2009, Comedy) Woody Harrelson. Beowulf “Episode 103” LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy “Desire” ’ Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars (N) Project Runway All Stars (N) Child Genius: Battle Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized Extreme Weight Loss Chris helps a woman get healthy. ’ Fat Chance “Vanessa” ’ My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Conan (N) Å Full Frontal Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Hunt” Å (DVS) Castle “Scared to Death” ’ Castle “The Wild Rover” ’ Castle “The Lives of Others” NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at New Orleans Pelicans. (N) Å NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Golden State Warriors. (N) USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ Å Colony “In From the Cold” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU FX 30Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Hancock” (2008, Action) Will Smith. ’ Å› “Identity Thief” (2013) Jason Bateman, Melissa McCarthy. ’ Å Baskets (N) Baskets ’ Baskets ’›› “Hancock” (2008) Will Smith. ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Illinois at Maryland. (N) (Live) College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32The Jump First/Re-Take SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Georgia at South Carolina. (N) (Live) College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Basketball SEC Storied NFL Live (N) Å FSTN 33UFC Main Event Game ACC Access Cameras Beneath Predators Predators NHL Hockey New Jersey Devils at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame Beneath Predators Women’s College Basketball SEC 34Basketball The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Women’s College Basketball SEC Now (N) Women’s College Basketball SEC Now (N) (Live) SEC Now SEC Now GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf WGC-Cadillac Championship, First Round. Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Cadillac Championship, First Round. From the Blue Monster Course in Miami, Fla. LPGA Tour Golf FS1 36UFC Insider UFC NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) UFC Tonight Å UFC Insider Women’s Soccer She Believes Cup -- United States vs England. (N) Å FOX Sports Live College Basketball Stanford at Arizona State. (N) Å FSSE 37Jimmy Hanlin Playing Thro Swing Clinic Honey Bees C-USA Show. Driven Driven Driven Driven Driven SportsMoney WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Gone Viral Weather Gone Viral Weather Underground Weather Gone Viral CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts AC360 Post Debate Special (N) (Live) HDLN 42Dr. Drew To Be Announced The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anthony Bourdain Parts Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File AC360 Post Debate Special FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Republican Presidential Primary Debate From Detroit. (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File (N) HIST 44Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Join or Die Join or Die Vikings “Kill the Queen” ’ Vikings “Mercy” (N) Å Join or Die Night Class Join or Die Join or Die TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Those Who Those Who Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Those Who Late Snack Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Beyond Scared Straight Beyond Scared Straight Beyond Scared Straight Beyond Scared Straight Juvenile Lifers ’ Å (:10) Kids Behind Bars: Maximum Security (:20) Kids Behind Bars: Lost for Life Å (12:01) Juvenile Lifers Å DISC 47Gold Rush ’ Å Gold Rush ’ Å Gold Rush “Treasure Island” Gold Rush ’ Å Gold Rush ’ Å To Be Announced Gold Rush “Mammoth Gold” Gold Rush “Captain Monica” NGC 48Alaska State Troopers Wicked Tuna Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Arrests, rescues and chase-downs. Alaska State Troopers Arrests, rescues and chase-downs. TRAV 49Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Castle (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Castle FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Pioneer Wo. Valerie Home Chopped “Cleaver Fever” Chopped “Chopped Chops” Chopped “Viewers’ Baskets” Chopped Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Five Day Flip A home office. Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52North Woods Law: Hunt North Woods Law ’ Å North Woods Law ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced FREE 53“Another Cinderella Story” (2008) Selena Gomez. ›› “Hocus Pocus” (1993, Comedy) Bette Midler. (:15) ›› “Dark Shadows” (2012, Comedy) Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer. The 700 Club ’ Å››› “Frankenweenie” DISN 54Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Best Friends Whenever ’ Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. K.C. Undercover ’ Å “Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D” Stuck/Middle Austin & Ally Bunk’d Å K.C. Under. Girl Meets Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Thundermans Thundermans Paradise Run Henry Danger › “Zookeeper” (2011, Comedy) Kevin James. ’ Å Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Clarence (N) Steven Univ. Teen Titans Nexo Knights We Bare Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Wedding” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58Rocky II ‘PG’ ››› “Rocky III” (1982, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Mr. T. ‘PG’ Å›› “Rocky IV” (1985) Sylvester Stallone. ‘PG’ Å››› “The Green Mile” (1999) Tom Hanks. A guard thinks an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. ‘R’ Å TCM 59(3:45) “Hold Your Man” Å (:15) ››› “The Girl From Missouri” Å›› “Personal Property” (1937) Å›› “The Story of Temple Drake” (1933) ››› “Black Narcissus” (1947) Deborah Kerr, Sabu. Å›› “Design for Living” (1933) Å HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids ››› “Ghost” (1990, Fantasy) Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore. Å (:10) ›› “A Cinderella Story” (2004) Hilary Duff. Å (:15) ›› “A Cinderella Story” (2004) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. Å (:20) Ghost BRAVO 62Top Chef: Seattle Top Chef: Seattle “Finale” Top Chef: Seattle “Finale” Top Chef “Hammer Time” Top Chef “Wok This Way” Top Chef (N) Å (:15) Recipe for Deception Happens (:45) Top Chef “Back Where It All Started” SYFY 63(3:00) “Final Destination” ›› “Final Destination 2” (2003, Horror) Ali Larter. Å››› “Men in Black” (1997) Tommy Lee Jones. Å›› “Men in Black II” (2002) Tommy Lee Jones. Å››› “Men in Black” (1997) Tommy Lee Jones. Å SPIKE 64(3:00) ›› “Bad Boys II” (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. ’› “Gone in Sixty Seconds” (2000) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie. ’ Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync › “Gone in Sixty Seconds” (2000) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie. ’ COM 65(:15) Workaholics Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park (7:55) Tosh.0 (:27) Tosh.0 (8:58) Tosh.0 (:29) Tosh.0 Workaholics Idiotsitter (N) Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Adam Devine MTV 66(:15) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. 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GM sold 227,825 cars saw sales jump 30 percent after February as consumers returned Kolinski Morris said improving and trucks last month. sales of its new MKX SUV more to showrooms after a snowy job and income growth, as well GM said it’s trying to lower its than doubled over last February. January. as low gas prices and low interest reliance on rental sales, which Sales of Ford’s best seller, the F- Ford’s sales rose 20 percent rates, are outweighing stock are less profitable and can hurt Series pickup, were up 10 per- over last February, boosted in market volatility in consumers’ vehicle resale values. The compa- cent. Ford sold 217,192 vehicles. part by higher sales to rental car minds. Buyers are confident, ny said its sales to commercial Toyota’s car sales dropped fleets. Honda’s sales were up 13 which is key for auto sales. and government fleets are up so slightly, the victim of lower gas percent and Fiat Chrysler’s rose Proof of that confidence is far this year, but it has sold prices. Sales of the Prius hybrid 12 percent. Nissan’s sales rose everywhere. Sales of the Cadillac 30,000 fewer vehicles to rental were down 12 percent. But the nearly 11 percent and Toyota’s Escalade, an SUV that starts at fleets. Around 21 percent of the company’s truck and SUV sales were up 5 percent. $73,000, were up 22 percent company’s February sales went rose 11 percent, partly due to General Motors said its sales over last February. Sales of to fleets rather than individual strong sales of its luxury Lexus fell 1.5 percent, partly due to a Nissan’s $30,000 Murano SUV buyers. SUVs. Totota sold 189,852 vehi- AP Photo 39-percent cut in rental sales. nearly doubled; so did sales of It was a different story at Ford. cles last month. This Nov. 4, 2015, photo, shows the front of a 2016 Dodge Ram Volkswagen, still stinging from the $89,000 Lexus LX SUV. Ford Ford’s U.S. sales chief Mark Fiat Chrysler was led by the 3500 Heavy Duty pickup at a Fiat Chrysler dealership in Doral, Fla. its diesel cheating scandal, saw said it was the best February for LaNeve said Ford expects heavier Jeep brand and the Ram pickup. Industry analysts expect February sales to bounce back after a slight its U.S. sales drop 13 percent. van sales since 1979. fleet sales in the first four Both reported sales increases of decline in January. All automakers report their monthly sales figures Industry analysts had expect- LMC is predicting sales of 17.8 months of this year before they 23 percent. The company’s truck on Tuesday. ed February sales to bounce million new vehicles this year, up taper off. Thirty-six percent of sales rose 27 percent, but its car back after a slight decline in from 17.46 million last year. But Ford’s U.S. sales went to fleets in sales fell by the same percentage. January. Consulting firm LMC the growth rate is slowing from February. Fiat Chrysler sold 149,188 118,985 vehicles. 78 percent, while the German Automotive consulting firm pre- previous years and many are LaNeve defended that percent- trucks and SUVs last month but At Nissan, car sales were up company’s electric Golf also saw dicts an 8.1 percent increase expecting a plateau as U.S. age, which is unusually high. At only 33,691 cars. nearly 8 percent while truck and higher sales. But the brand’s over a year ago to 1.36 million demand peaks. Toyota, for example, 16.5 per- Honda bucked the industry SUV sales rose 15 percent. sales will likely continue to fall new vehicles. With an annual GM said its Chevrolet and cent of February sales went to with strong car sales. Sales of the Overall, the Nissan and Infiniti until it announces a fix for selling rate of 17.7 million cars GMC brands saw declines in fleets. Accord midsize sedan were up 20 brands sold nearly 131,000 vehi- diesels that cheated on U.S. and trucks, last month would be February but sales improved at “We like this business. It’s percent, which helped make up cles. emissions standards. the best February in 16 years. Cadillac and Buick. GM’s best profitable for us and we manage for weaker sales at Honda’s luxu- Volkswagen had a few winners. Volkswagen’s U.S. sales totaled Automakers reported monthly seller, the Chevrolet Silverado it very well,” he said. ry Acura division. Honda sold Sales of the Tiguan SUV were up 22,231 in February. Military From Page 24 Korea’s real ace in the hole. While have acquired by bypassing its threat to launch a nuclear international sanctions. They attack on the U.S. mainland were shown off during a parade appears to be well beyond its in 2013. current capabilities, turning the —- South Korean capital into a “sea SPECIAL FORCES: of fire” is not. BY THE NUMBERS: Not speci- The ground forces of the fied in report to Congress. Korean People’s Army form the Somewhere around 180,000 largest segment of the military, troops. Estimates vary. by far. Seventy percent of them BEHIND THE NUMBERS: are forward-positioned around North Korea is fully aware that it the Demilitarized Zone for quick is outgunned, technologically mobilization in a contingency inferior and logistically light with South Korea; they are years behind its adversaries. But extremely well dug-in with sever- it also knows how to shift the al thousand fortified under- equation through asymmetric ground facilities. tactics that involve stealth, sur- Their arms are mostly “legacy prise and focusing on cheap and equipment,” produced or based achievable measures with an “Your hearing is our priority” on Chinese and Russian designs outsized impact. Special forces dating back as far as the 1950s. operations are among them — But they have in recent years and the North’s special forces are unveiled new tanks, artillery and the “most highly trained, well- infantry weapons. In the October equipped, best-fed and highly parade, the KPA displayed a new motivated” units in the KPA. 240 mm multiple rocket launcher Commandos can be inserted into with eight tubes on a wheeled the South by air or sea, and pos- chassis. Kim Jong Un was sibly on foot through tunnels recently shown by state media across the DMZ. The North is observing a new, longer-range working hard on its cyberwarfare Hearing Loss is the third most anti-tank weapon. capabilities, another key asym- “Despite resource shortages metric military tactic. It is common health problem in the and aging equipment, North believed to have a growing num- Korea’s large, forward-positioned ber of drones. Tiffany Ahlberg, 423-641-0956 United States military can initiate an attack on —- Au.D., CCC-A CALL FOR YOUR the ROK (South Korea) with little NUKES AND MISSILES: APPOINTMENT TODAY! Hearing loss affects more than 36 million Americans or no warning,” the U.S. report BY THE NUMBERS: Number of today. Although hearing problems are often associated concluded. “The military retains nuclear weapons not specified in 2401 North Ocoee Street, with the normal aging process, more than half of all the capability to inflict significant report to Congress. Possibly more Suite 201 hearing-impaired persons are younger than 65. With the damage on the ROK, especially in than a dozen, outside sources increased use of personal music players and earbuds, the region from the DMZ to estimate. 50 ballistic missiles Seoul.” with 800-mile range, 6 KN08 Cleveland, TN 37311 the number of Americans experiencing hearing loss at a —- missiles with a range of 3,400- (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) younger age is growing. AT SEA: plus miles, unknown number of BY THE NUMBERS: 60,000 Taepodong-2 missiles with On average, most Americans consider hearing loss a sailors, 430 patrol combatant roughly same or longer range. condition that is simply associated with aging, and don’t ships, 260 amphibious landing Possibly one submarine- know how to recognize the condition or who is craft, 20 mine warfare vessels, launched ballistic missile. qualified to diagnose and treat the condition. “Hearing about 70 submarines, 40 sup- Various shorter-range ballistic loss can be caused by exposure to loud noises; ear port ships. missiles. SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC infections, trauma, or ear disease; harm to the inner ear BEHIND THE NUMBERS: BEHIND THE NUMBERS: DERMATOLOGY CENTER and ear drum; illness or certain medications; and Divided into east and west fleets North Korea claims to have tested with about a dozen main bases, its first hydrogen bomb on Jan. deterioration due to the normal aging process,” John Chung MD, FAAD according to the American Academy of Audiology. the navy is the smallest branch of 6, the day after the Department Board Certified Dermatologist the North Korean military. But it of Defense report came out. That Fellowship Trained Mohs Surgeon has some significant strengths, claim has been disputed, but Natasha Ballard, MD An audiologist is a highly educated and clinically including hovercraft for amphibi- there is no doubt it has nuclear Board Certified Physician experienced health-care professional who specializes in ous landings and one of the weapons and its technicians are Eli Kim, MD evaluating, diagnosing, and treating people with hearing largest submarine forces in the hard at work boosting their Board Certified Physician loss and balance disorders. Hearing loss can affect world. An estimated 70 attack, quantity and quality. Major Victor Czerkasij, APRN, BC, FNP patients of all ages-newborns, infants, babies, toddlers, coastal or midget-type subs pro- caveat here: The operational children, teens, adults, and the elderly. vide stealth and strongly bolster readiness of its nuclear weapons Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner coastal defenses and possible and many of its ballistic missiles Amanda Cook, FNP-C special operations. It has no is debatable. Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner You may have a problem with your hearing and not “blue water” — or long-range — Pyongyang’s main hurdles are Ashley Thurman, FNP-C realize it at first. On many occasions, loved ones notice naval forces and relies heavily on making nuclear warheads small Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner a hearing problem before the person with the difficulty a large but aging armada of small enough to fit on its missiles, test- notices. If you have trouble hearing in a noisy coastal patrol craft. But it, too, is ing re-entry vehicles required to Catherine Ramsey environment such as a restaurant, have ringing or noises Licensed Medical Aesthetician upgrading some of its surface deliver them to their targets on in your ears (tinnitus), or have difficulty hearing people ships and has made a show of its an intercontinental ballistic mis- 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW - Suite 300 • 423-472-3332 unless you are looking at them, you probably need to efforts to domestically develop a sile and improving and testing Bradley Professional Building • Cleveland, TN • Accepting New Patients and Most Insurances see an audiologist for a hearing evaluation to determine submarine capable of launching the arsenal for reliability and the best treatment. a ballistic missile. accuracy. Its Taepodong-2 ballis- —- tic missile is the militarized ver- IN THE AIR: sion of the rocket it launched on For those with permanent hearing losses resulting from BY THE NUMBERS: 110,000 Feb. 8 with a satellite payload. the inner ear, hearing aids may be recommended. troops, over 800 combat aircraft, North Korea has yet to demon- StayS Sttaayy HHealthyHeeaalltthhyy Hearing aids have made many advancements over the 300 helicopters, more than 300 strate that it has a functioning last several years and work better than ever at transport planes. ICBM, generally defined as hav- amplifying speech in the presence of outside noises. BEHIND THE NUMBERS: ing a range of over 3,418 miles. with a daily dose of the These devices are small computers inside the ear Here’s where the “legacy” aspect —- analyzing environments to enhance speech of the North Korean military real- CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL: discrimination. These devices are fine tuned for an ly kicks in. North Korea hasn’t This one is a question mark. The individual’s hearing loss to only amplify the frequencies acquired any new fighter aircraft U.S. Defense Department claims CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd that are impaired. for decades. Its best fighters are Pyongyang is continuing research 1980s-era MiG-29s bought from and development into both, and the Soviet Union, the MiG-23 and could use them, but offered no DDailyaily Ahlberg Audiology and Hearing Aid Services works with SU-25 ground attack aircraft. details on biologicals in its recent Daily all major brands of hearing aids. Every manufacturer is They all suffer chronic fuel short- assessment. It said Pyongyang different and there is no one manufacturer that has a ages and pilots get little training “likely” has a stockpile of “nerve, product for every type of hearing loss. For more time in the air. Its air-defense blister, blood and choking agents” BBanner Baannnneerr information or to schedule an appointment with our systems are aging and it contin- that could be delivered by artillery office, contact us at (423) 641-0956 ues to maintain lots of 1940s-era shells or ballistic missiles. The Serving Cleveland & An-2 COLT aircraft, a single- North is not a signatory of the Tiffany Ahlberg, AU.D.,CCC-A engine, 10-passenger biplane, Chemical Weapons Convention Bradley Co. Since 1854 which would probably be most and its troops train to fight in a 2401 North Ocoee Street, useful for the insertion of special contaminated environment. (Local, National & International Suite 201 forces troops behind enemy lines. —- News & Sports Interestingly enough, it also has On the Web: Cleveland, TN 37311 some U.S.-made MD-500 heli- Full report: http://1.usa.gov 472-5041 (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) copters, which it is believed to /1QgPvoO Truckload Meat Sale! Truckload Meat Sale!

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