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162nd YEAR • No. 52 JuNE 29, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 26 PAGES • 50¢ Organizations condemn Rick Tyler messages Bradley County NAACP 100 BMBC urges unity says candidate is ‘unfit’ against Tyler billboards By RICK NORTON By RICK NORTON Associate Editor Associate Editor On the same day a 3rd District Congressional candidate condemned An organization dedicating more than two decades to mentoring the apparent unauthorized removal of two racially provocative bill- local youth has challenged elected leaders and communities within the boards, he found himself being condemned by two Cleveland-based 3rd Congressional District to speak out against what it labels cam- organizations, one of whom called the campaign signage “offensive, paign “racism” by Independent candidate Rick Tyler. irresponsible and racist.” The group, speaking through its president, is also calling for a boy- The latter reaction is credited to the leaders and membership of the cott of Tyler’s restaurant in Ocoee — Whitewater Grill — and is urging Bradley County NAACP, whose collective voice was heard through the churches in each of the district’s 11 counties, including Bradley and words of its chapter president, RaSharon King. Polk, to present a unified front against what it considers provocative In a separate statement submitted to the Cleveland Daily Banner at and racially charged political messaging. about the same time, 100 Black Men of Bradley County Inc. President Cleveland resident Jonathan Porter, representing the collective voice Jonathan Porter challenged elected leaders in Cleveland, Bradley of 100 Black Men of Bradley County Inc., issued a statement Monday County, neighboring jurisdictions and throughout the district to speak to the Cleveland Daily Banner that condemned the Ocoee business-

See NAACP, Page 6 RaSharon King Jonathan Porter See 100 BMBC, Page 6 Inside Today BHRC Atheists budget group gets OK: amends $14.5M court Federal mandate Mustangs work out causing concerns actions at Manning camp By LARRY C. BOWERS Plaintiff, Facebook Walker Valley Mustangs Zach Banner Staff Writer pages are added Eslinger and Kolten Gibson The Bradley Healthcare and recently completed training at the Rehabilitation Center board By BRIAN GRAVES Manning Passing Academy in approved a $14.5 million pro- Banner Staff Writer Louisiana. Bradley Central gradu- posed budget Tuesday evening. ate Brandon Thompson has been American Atheists Inc. has Administrator Scott Oliver said Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY filed an amended complaint to named to the TSWA All-State the new fiscal budget is tight and JAMIE BARKS, left, talks to Kaye Roark about artwork that was on display Thursday at the baseball team. Former Bearette U.S. District Court concerning lean, and relatively conservative. Cleveland WorkSpace premiere. The workspace is located at the Old Woolen Mill. the alleged actions of Bradley and Lady Volunteer Jody Adams- He emphasized $11 million of the Birch shares a tribute to Pat County Sheriff Eric Watson. budget will be in salaries, money The organization, along with a Summitt. Homage to Summitt was which will be returned to the also paid by Chamique Holdsclaw “Jane Doe” residing in Bradley Cleveland/Bradley County com- County, originally complained and President Barack Obama. munity. Cleveland WorkSpace See Sports, Pages 11-13. about a Facebook page operated Board mem- under the title “Bradley County bers Wendy Sheriff’s Office.” Beck (chair), “Jane Doe” has apparently Heroic Navy SEAL Sarah Peels, Old Woolen Mill site provides been identified as county resi- to deliver address John Stanbery, dent Lois Crawford through a Amanda Peels, filing error by the plaintiffs’ An American military hero is com- R o b e r t ‘space’ for local artists’ ‘work’ counsel. ing to Cleveland to deliver the Rominger, Bill Despite that error, the plain- keynote address to the annual Winters and By ALLEN MINCEY The event coincided with tiffs have filed another motion Bradley Sunrise Sunset Gala on Dan Gilbert the Market at the Mill farmers’ Banner Staff Writer “I love it. It is so asking for “Jane Doe” to proceed Aug. 13. He is Robert J. O’Neill, the Oliver approved the market which is held each under that pseudonym and that wonderful to have a budget. Sandra Cleveland is packed with Thursday. Many who visited the verification to the amended U.S. Navy SEAL credited with tak- place where people ing out terrorist leader and 9/11 Snider and Josephine Frazier talented artists, and now, the market took the time to go verified complaint be sealed were unable to attend the meet- these people have a special can come and see your mastermind Osama bin Laden. See to the Cleveland WorkSpace, “and remain sealed.” ing. place to display their works. work. For months and and vice versa. In the original complaint, the the editorial on Page 14 of today’s In addition to submitting the The Cleveland WorkSpace is months, I have had my edition. “Our preview is to let people plaintiffs complained about a proposed budget, Oliver also located in the Old Woolen Mill. stuff in my apartment know what we are doing down posting containing an Easter announced the county-owned A preview of the site was held and people have really here,” Barks said. message with a graphic saying, care facility is on track to reach recently, with many artists not had the chance to Along with art, clothing and “He is Risen.” Forecast budget for this 2015-16 fiscal and local residents getting a come and see it.” knitted and crocheted articles The American Atheists group year. chance to see local art. — Claudia Hoffer were also displayed, says that posting was a viola- Today looks to be sunny, with a He said that if June’s numbers “It has probably been in Claudia Hoffer, who began tion of the separation of church high near 89 degrees. Tonight are no more than $28,000 out of process for the last year or so. WorkSpace at the recent pre- working in fiber arts when she and state, and continued its should see mostly clear skies, with line, BHRC would make budget. It came out of the Smart complaint saying postings to the view. Dozens attended, and was 10, said she was excited a low around 64. Thursday’s fore- “We’re budgeted (as a nonprofit) Cities initiative,” Jamie Barks about the Cleveland Facebook page by those while it was not a place to sell to make money, but that money is said. Barks has been involved WorkSpace. expressing their point of view cast calls for sunny skies, with a the art, some took orders for used for repairs to the building, with the Cleveland WorkSpace “I love it. It is so wonderful was deleted and blocked from high near 89. Thursday night equipment and new programs,” paintings and unique clothing. should be mostly clear, with a low since the idea was first dis- to have a place where people making any other posts to the added Oliver. cussed. Barks said it is special to can come and see your work,” site. around 64. There are also factors which “We joined with the have a site for Cleveland she said. “For months and Watson has since deactivated may affect the facility’s bottom Chattanooga WorkSpace so we artists. months, I have had my stuff that site, but continued to have line for the coming fiscal year, are actually an extension of “It is a step up from where I in my apartment and people two Facebook pages which are Index factors which were not figured what they do,” Barks said. was displaying my work — in considered personal and not Art filled the walls at the my garage,” Barks said. See WORKSPACE, Page 6 Classified...... 15-17 Comics...... 24 See BHRC, Page 7 See ATHEISTS, Page 7 Editorials...... 14 Horoscope...... 24 Lifestyles...... 19-21 Obituaries...... 2 CSCC’s full-time faculty and staff Stocks...... 4 Sports...... 11-13 TV Schedule...... 25 allowed to carry guns on campus Weather...... 9 By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG comes with “a lot of caveats.” Banner Staff Writer The first one, Hodges told a group of Around Town “We’re going to saturate faculty, is that those choosing to carry Beginning July 1, full-time faculty them with information ... to guns on campus must keep them con- Dianna Auberry really wishing and staff at Cleveland State make sure everyone stays cealed at all times. He added this is a for air-conditioned seats ... Community College will be allowed to safe as this is implemented.” provision of state law. Madison Smith jumping off carry guns with them on campus. — CSCC Police Chief “I know we’re an open carry state, ‘Papaw’ Doug’s shoulders into Those with valid concealed carry Mike Hodges but there is a discrepancy right there,” the pool by herself for the first permits will be able to carry concealed Hodges said. time ... Ann Marie Brewer and firearms, thanks to a recent vote by the He also explained it is “against the family enjoying a day on the river college’s governing entity, the Mike Hodges said. “We’re going to sat- law” for someone carrying a concealed with Nancy Casson ... Jacob Tennessee Board of Regents, and urate them with information ... to firearm to tell someone they have one. Ward successfully completing the recent changes to state law. make sure everyone stays safe as this In fact, he said it is OK for faculty and mile swim at Boy Scout camp. In light of the change, officials with is implemented.” staff members to tell students they the local college have this week been Before the changes on the state level cannot discuss the matter at all. ironing out the details of the new policy were made, faculty and staff of The new policy also says concealed Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG and holding meetings to explain it. Tennessee’s community colleges were MIKE HODGES, chief of campus police at firearms cannot be carried in “stadi- “We’re doing everything we can to not allowed to carry guns with them. ums, gymnasiums and auditoriums Cleveland State Community College, explains the educate our staff and faculty,” Now, the college is navigating a new 6489076 75112 institution’s new policy on guns. Cleveland State Campus Police Chief policy on guns which Hodges explained See CSCC, Page 6 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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By JOYANNA LOVE Siding on the house was also He was born on Jan. 22, 1946, dren: David Millican, Bradley Caroline Wilson thought to be an addition and Millican and Elizabeth Millican; Banner Senior Staff Writer in Benton, a son of the late Caroline Polak Wilson, 57, a will be covered with a board-and- Franklin Kaylor and Rena six grandchildren; and several resident of Cleveland, passed An eyesore on a street in the great-grandchildren. batten style of vinyl siding. Gable Trewhitt. away Sunday, June 26, 2016, at Historic District may soon be as He was an honorably dis- A graveside service was held Vanderbilt Hospital. said he will put a layer of foam in charged veteran of the United this afternoon, June 29, 2016, at She was a resident of inviting as the rest of the houses between the two to seal the Dewayne D. Crisp States Army. He served many 1:30 p.m. in the Chattanooga Cleveland for more 31 years, on the street. asbestos shingles on the house. years in Polk County, Fla., law National Cemetery. moving from Las Vegas, Nev. “I’ve been trying to buy this An extension to the front porch Dewayne D. Crisp, 72, a life- enforcement prior to his retire- Fike-Randolph & Son Funeral She was born in Schiedam, one for five years,” said Ray long resident of Cleveland, was also discussed. mentto Tennessee. He held the Home was in charge of the Netherlands. Goble. “You’re really not supposed to passed away on Monday morn- title of largest recorded catfish arrangements. She was an accountant with ing, June 27, 2016, in a Goble already owns three have a porch on a Tudor-[style catch weighing in at 85 pounds. Wilson Tax and was scheduled to houses in a row on the same house],” said Commissioner Chattanooga health care facility. In addition to fishing, he also graduate in May with a degree in He was born on July 31, 1943, street. Randy Wood said. enjoyed hunting. accounting from Tennessee The Historic Preservation a son of the late Staton and Mary In addition to his parents, he Wesleyan College in Athens. She Since a small porch already Crisp. was preceded in death by his loved classical music and had Commission granted a certificate exists, the Commission allowed He was a well-known brick and brother, Rick Thurman. played the piano all of her life. of appropriateness for the project an extension of the roof to some- block mason for many years. He leaves behind to cherish She received an associate during a meeting Tuesday. what hide the porch, and asked He was an honorably dis- his memory his children: Jeffrey degree in music from Cleveland “I am going to be so glad to see that the existing awning be charged veteran of the United Kaylor, Rena Kaylor, Angela State Community College. this approved, because it has States Army after faithfully serv- Joseph Gary Sharp removed. Kaylor and Justin Kaylor; six She loved her family with all been the worst-looking one [on Senior City Planner Corey ing his country. grandchildren; several siblings; Joseph Gary Sharp, 69, of her heart, especially her three He was an avid Harley the street],” said chair Maryl Divel said the porch would need and numerous other extended Franklin, died Tuesday, June 28, granddaughters. She enjoyed Elliott. “Thank you so much. This Davidson motorcycle lover. 2016, in a Franklin hospital. to be kept within the footprint of family members. traveling, antiques, and her cat, will be such an improvement.” However, he will be most remem- A graveside service is planned Survivors and funeral arrange- Max. the existing porch or a variance bered for being a loving family for Friday, July 1, 2016, at 11:30 ments will be announced by Jim She was preceded in death by The upstairs and downstairs from the Board of Zoning Appeals man devoted to each one of a.m. in the Chattanooga National Rush Funeral and Cremation her father, Arnold Polak. windows do not match in style. would be needed, because the them. Cemetery and will conclude with Services, North Ocoee St. She is survived by her hus- Goble will replace the upstairs porch would be closer to the In addition to his parents, he military honors. Chapel. band, Jim Wilson of Cleveland; windows to match the downstairs was preceded in death by one property line than is allowed. You are encouraged to share a mother, Doris Rebers of design. A vinyl fence will also be brother, Vernel Crisp; and two memory of Larry and/or your per- Driebergen, Netherlands; two sisters: Marylene Crisp and The foundation needs aesthetic installed on the northeast side of sonal condolences with his family sons: Benjamin Wilson and touch-ups, and there is a set of the house. Gertha Dean Crisp. by visiting his memorial web Joshua Wilson, both of He leaves behind to cherish stairs on the side of the house Wood said he thought vinyl page and guestbook at Cleveland; three granddaugh- that lead to nowhere which Goble his memory his loving and devot- www.companionfunerals.com. ters: Haley Wilson, Jessica siding should not be used in the ed wife of 34 years, Phyllis Companion Funeral Home and Wilson, and Lily Wilson, all of also plans to remove. The front yard. Hancock Crisp; six children: the Cody family are honored to Cleveland; two brothers: Arnold Commission also approved paint- Commissioner Sarah Coleman Mary Gates (Bruce Hayes), Jeff assist the Kaylor family with his Polak and Mathieu Polak, both of ing the foundation, since trying found in the design guidelines Crisp, Angie Kyker, Kelley Stone, arrangements. the Netherlands; father-in-law to repair the masonry would John Shamblin (Jamie) and Jeff that synthetic materials can be and mother-in-law, Bill and Judy result in a mismatched look. used for front-yard fences, as Hall; 10 grandchildren; four Herron of Cleveland. great-grandchildren; eight sib- Much of the exterior elements long as it meets the dimensions The funeral will be held at of the house was thought to have of a wood fence. Since the pro- lings: Odell Crisp, Dedreck Crisp, 12:30 Friday, July 1, 2016, in the Wendell Crisp, Ethel Newberry been replaced since the house posed fence would meet these chapel of Ralph Buckner Funeral was originally built. and Stanley Crisp, all of Home. requirements, and look like Cleveland, Gail Dalton of Interment will be held at 2:30 “I am not sure that your front wood, it was approved. Reliance, Labron Crisp of Longs, p.m. at the Chattanooga National door is historic,” Elliott said. “We are excited to get started,” S.C. and Denise Clonts of Jewell ‘Carolyn’ Killian Cemetery. Historic guidelines require that Linda Goble said. Orlando, Fla.; and several other Jewell “Carolyn” Killian, 66, of The family will receive friends the original door be preserved, A storage building in the back extended family members and a Pitts Ga., died this morning, from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, June whenever possible. Since the host of special friends. will be demolished. Wednesday, June 29, 2016, in a 30, 2016, at the funeral home. current door is not thought to be The Gobles plan to rent the A celebration of his life is Chattanooga health care facility. We invite you to send a mes- planned for Thursday, June 30, original, the Commission house, as they have with the Survivors and funeral arrange- sage of condolence and view the approved a black metal door to 2016, at 3 p.m. in the chapel of ments will be announced by Jim three other properties they own Wilson family guestbook at be used. Companion Funeral Home, 2419 Rush Funeral and Cremation www.ralphbuckner.com. on the street. Georgetown Road N.W., with the Services, Wildwood Avenue Rev. Labron Crisp officiating. Chapel. Interment will follow in the Lebanon Baptist Church Man injured by train is Cemetery and will conclude with military honors. The family will receive friends identified as Joseph Cross from 5 until 8 this evening in the Jimmy Thompson By LARRY C. BOWERS Chattanooga Pike. Police, fire and funeral home parlor, and also Jimmy Thompson, 71, of Old Banner Staff Writer EMS units responded to the loca- one hour prior to the service on Fort, passed away on Monday, tion. Thursday. June 27, 2016. Cleveland Police Department The Norfolk Southern train You are encouraged to share a Linda Kramer He was born on June 20, 1945, OTTERY investigators continue to compile was traveling south from memory or your personal condo- to Glenn and Margaret Ruby L Linda Kramer, 63, of information on a Tuesday morn- Knoxville to Chattanooga. lences with Dewayne’s family by Thompson. ing accident along the Norfolk visiting his memorial web page Madisonville, died Tuesday, June He was a lifelong resident of NUMBERS Investigating officers reported and guestbook at www.compan- 28, 2016, in a local hospital. this area and a member of Southern railroad tracks off Old the victim was awake and ionfunerals.com. Survivors and arrangements Parkway Baptist Church. Chattanooga Pike. responsive when located, with an will be announced by Companion He enjoyed flying remote con- A Cleveland man is reported to injury to the right side of his Funeral Home. trolled planes, rebuilding cars, (AP) — These lotteries were have suffered serious injuries, head. drag racing, and bluegrass and drawn Tuesday: according to investigators. old country music. Above all Joseph Dale Cross, 28, of 870 things, he will be remembered for Tennessee Thompson Springs Road, being a kind man who never met Cleveland, was reportedly struck IT’SASPECIAL a stranger. He could carry on a Cash 3 Evening: 7-0-8, Lucky conversation with anyone he Sum: 15 by a train as he was walking came in contact with. He will be Cash 3 Midday: 6-2-2, Lucky along the tracks around 6:45 DAY FOR ... Barbara Dale missed by all who knew him. Sum: 10 a.m. The accident victim was erro- Barbara Dale, 79, of Mark Macon He was preceded in death by Cash 3 Morning: 9-2-3 his mother, Margaret Ruby neously reported in Tuesday’s Cleveland, died this morning, Mark Macon, 53, of Cleveland, Cash 4 Evening: 6-7-4-6, Cassie Disharoon, Jason Thompson. Wednesday, June 29, 2016, at died Tuesday, June 28, 2016, in Lucky Sum: 23 edition of the Banner to have died Phillips, Stephen McLain, Rodney He leaves behind to cherish her home. a Chattanooga area hospital. Cash 4 Midday: 6-7-6-9, Lucky from his injuries. It was later Murray and Dee Dee Gibson, who his memory his wife of 42 years, Survivors and arrangements Survivors and arrangements learned by the newspaper the Margaret Ruth Thompson; Sum: 28 are celebrating birthdays today ... will be announced by Companion will be announced by Companion victim had been removed from daughters: Amanda Thompson Cash 4 Morning: 1-4-8-5 Christie and Matt Brown, who are Funeral Home. Funeral Home. (Justin McCrory) and Deborah Mega Millions: 15-17-20-35- underneath a tanker car, still celebrating their anniversary Davis; son, Robert Russell 55, Mega Ball: 7, Megaplier: 2 alive though seriously injured, today. (Joyce); brothers: Steve and airlifted to Chattanooga’s Thompson (Elizabeth) and Andy Georgia Erlanger Hospital. Thompson (Brenda); grandchil- 5 Card Cash: 4D-6D-3H-8H- No update on his condition dren: Aaron Russell (Melanie), 7S was available this morning. I SEE BY THE Shawn Davis, and Nathan All or Nothing Day: 01-05-06- Cleveland Police officer Mike Russell; special great-grandson 07-09-12-14-15-17-21-22-24 McCoy filed the initial report on “Cam”; and several other great- the accident, with other investi- BANNER grandchildren, nieces, nephews, All or Nothing Evening: 04-05- and extended family members 06-07-10-14-15-17-18-20-21- gators joining in a search for and friends. 24 additional information. They Early morning crashes The funeral will be held at 1 All or Nothing Morning: 02- reported the latest address for The Charleston City p.m. on Saturday, July 2, 2016, at 03-05-08-09-12-14-17-18-21- the victim was Thompson Commission will hold a special Parkway Baptist Church, 185 22-23 Springs Road. called meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. cause Interstate delays Meadow Lane, Cleveland, TN All or Nothing Night: 02-05- It has not yet been determined at City Hall, to vote on the budg- 37323. 07-08-09-11-12-16-18-20-23- why Cross was on the railroad et, loans for streets and TDOT From Staff Reports the interstate onto nearby roads, The family will receive friends tracks. projects. at the church from 5 until 8 p.m. 24 and the northbound lane of I-75 Cash 3 Evening: 6-0-5 Police Department spokesper- Early morning crashes on was closed. on Friday. Interstate 75 just north of You are invited to share a per- Cash 3 Midday: 4-1-9 son Sgt. Evie West reported The Tennessee Department of Cash 4 Evening: 9-3-7-9 Tuesday that Cross’ injuries were Ooltewah created severe traffic Transportation and Tennessee sonal memory of Jimmy or your condolences with his family at his Cash 4 Midday: 8-1-6-4 severe. delays along the federal highway. Highway Patrol were not expected According to preliminary online memorial located at Fantasy 5: 08-10-12-21-37 Norfolk Southern investigators Reuse the News to reopen the interstate until www.companionfunerals.com. Georgia FIVE Evening: 4-8-9-7- have also joined the probe. reports, one of the mishaps around mid-day. Recycle this newspaper involved a fatality, and multiple Companion Funeral and 3 McCoy’s report said he was The crashes reportedly Cremation Service and the Cody Georgia FIVE Midday: 3-6-2-6-1 notified early Tuesday that a vehicles were involved, including occurred around mile marker 14 family are honored to assist the tractor-trailer trucks. Mega Millions: 15-17-20-35- pedestrian had been struck in in Hamilton County. Thompson family with these the area of APD 40 and Old Traffic was being re-routed off arrangements. 55, Mega Ball: 7, Megaplier: 2 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 3 A Loving Mother, Mimi, Daughter, Sister & Friend Drucilla “Tootie” Geren 6/27/1951 ~ 9/17/2015 Missing You

We’re missing you a little more Each time we hear your name, We’ve cried so many tears Yet our heart’s broken just the same. We miss our times together Things in common we could share, But nothing fills the emptiness Now you’re no longer there. We’ve so many precious memories To last our whole life through Each one of them reminders Of how much we’re missing you.

Banner photo, Brian GraVEs ViCtor BoLtinEw, left, is welcomed as the new president of the Happy Birthday in Heaven Rotary Club of Cleveland, by Rotary District President Fred Heitman. Love, Your Daughter & Family

Banner photo, Brian GraVEs Vanessa, Jason, Addi & Connor, Mother Cora Geren amy Card LiLLios, a past And Sisters Deborah & Donna president of the Rotary Club of Cleveland, pins a “past presi- dent” badge on her son Nicholas, as he concludes his year as president of the club. Nicholas was the fourth generation of his family to work in that position of the local service organization.

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Additional cell phone waiting lot condition combined with hyper- lowing a police chase in Cocke ing there are spring 2015. tension and stress.” County. Englewood Executive Pastor opens at Nashville airport Brown unsuccessfully ran for The Knoxville News Sentinel Paul Priddy says Ransom was NASHVILLE (AP) — A new lot Shelby County district attorney reports Newport police say 36- fired in early May after an inter- has been opened at Nashville in 2014. He was jailed for five year-old Brent Cunningham died nal investigation by the church. International Airport for drivers days last September for contempt early Sunday morning after strik- He said in a news release that the who are waiting for travelers to of court stemming from an out- ing a guard rail on Interstate 40 church notified police of the facts arrive. burst in Juvenile Court in March during the pursuit. church officials learned during The new cell phone waiting lot 2014. A Tennessee Highway Patrol their internal investigation. contains 80 spaces and offers New trial date set in 2014 slaying report says drugs and alcohol Ransom was released from free parking. may have been a factor in the custody Tuesday. It’s unclear if It is located in the northeast of Chattanooga pastor crash. he has an attorney. CHATTANOOGA (AP) — A corner of the existing valet lot. Police Chief Maurice Shults Auburn: Electrical issue likely The airport says in a news release judge has set a new trial date for says officers witnessed the lot is easily accessible for a 24-year-old man accused of Cunningham speeding on his caused fire on main campus motorists exiting from Interstate beating a Chattanooga pastor to motorcycle and initiated a traffic AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — 40 East, Exit 216A. death in 2014. stop. Police say Cunningham Authorities say the cause of a fire The existing cell phone waiting A Chattanooga newspaper then sped away. that damaged a building on lot remains open. It contains 49 reports Steven Kelley’s trial will He says the motorcyclist at one Auburn University’s main cam- free spaces. begin Oct. 18. His original July point covered 2.3 miles in a pus was likely electrical. JULY 4TH Construction on the lot began 26 trial date was postponed earli- minute and 20 seconds. Auburn said in a statement in April. It opened for use earlier er this month after prosecutors Shults says the investigation that the Alabama Fire Marshal’s HOLIDAY SCHEDULE this week. asked for more time on the case. will show Cunningham fled Office determined that the Former TV judge Joe Brown Kelley faces felony murder and because he was in possession of Monday blaze in Lowder Hall FOR BRADLEY COUNTY & especially aggravated robbery in drugs and a weapon, and he was appears to have originated from a unable to practice law in Tenn. the slaying of 59-year-old light and ballast on the first floor. CITY OF CLEVELAND MEMPHIS (AP) — Former tele- operating the motorcycle on a Kenneth Johnson, who was revoked license. Auburn Provost and Vice WCI will be running our regular pickup vision judge Joe Brown cannot found beaten to death in a ditch President for Academic Affairs practice law in Tennessee under in November 2014. Indictments: Jackson church Timothy Boosinger said there’s schedule for the week of July 4th, 2016. an order from the state Supreme Johnson was an associate min- intern solicited minors significant damage to multiple Please have garbage out by 6:00 A.M. Court. ister at Mount Canaan Baptist JACKSON (AP) — A Union classrooms and offices, but the According to The Commercial Church. University student has been building’s core structure remains Appeal, the state’s highest court Twenty-seven-year-old Jordan accused of soliciting four minors intact. However, damage to the has placed Brown on disability Craig also faces the same charges for sexual activity while he was ground floor and first floor inactive status, which designates in Johnson’s death. She does not working as a youth ministry prompted the building to close for that a lawyer is temporarily dis- yet have a trial date. intern at a Jackson church. the time being. He said several abled and incapacitated from The couple said they met with The Jackson Sun reports that classrooms and offices have been WE AT WCI WOULD LIKE TO WISH YOU AND YOUR practicing law. Lawyers can Johnson to buy drugs, but offi- 21-year-old Heath Ransom was relocated for the rest of the sum- FAMILY A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY WEEKEND resume practice when they prove cers found no evidence of illegal indicted by a Madison County mer semester. to the court that the disability drugs. grand jury on Monday on 27 has been removed. Knoxville motorcyclist killed in counts, including 13 counts of Production company solicitation of a minor. Celebritunity says Brown is suf- crash during police chase Authorities believe the inci- fering from complications from NEWPORT (AP) — Authorities dents occurred while Ransom type II diabetes “and the effects of say a Knoxville man has been was an intern at Englewood prescribed medication for the killed in a motorcycle crash fol- Baptist Church. He began work-

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Mix 104.1 will be on site and is the official radio station to catch the • Farmers Market with area fresh synchronized music to the fireworks. fruits and vegetables • Arts & Crafts • Unique items for purchase Mt. Olive Ministries • Demonstrations and much 3522 Harrison Pike • Cleveland, TN more, rain or shine For More Information Call 423-479-3381 445 Church St. SE. (2 blocks south of Inman St.) 479-1000 mainstreetcleveland.com 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com VW settles emissions cheating, works on rebuilding reputation WASHINGTON (AP) — the resources and infrastructure Volkswagen is taking a major step in place to do the same,” Caldwell toward compensating owners and said. Tennessee government regulators for its The settlement also includes emissions cheating scandal. But $2.7 billion for environmental VW share it will take much longer to repair mitigation and another $2 billion the damage to its reputation. to promote zero-emissions vehi- The German automaker has cles. Volkswagen also settled to be $12.6M agreed to spend up to $15.3 bil- claims with 44 states, lion to settle consumer lawsuits Washington, D.C., and Puerto NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee and government allegations that Rico for about $603 million. It still is in line to receive a $12.6 mil- its diesel cars cheated on U.S. faces billions more in fines and lion share of Volkswagen’s set- emissions tests. The settlement penalties as well as possible crim- tlement with the states over announced Tuesday is believed to inal charges. deceptive trade practices in the be the largest auto-related class- Volkswagen has acknowledged sale of diesel vehicles designed action settlement in U.S. history. that the cars, equipped with 2- to cheat emissions testing stan- Up to $10 billion will go to liter diesel engines, were pro- dards, the state attorney gener- 475,000 VW or Audi diesel own- grammed to turn on emissions al’s office announced Tuesday. ers. VW agreed to either buy back controls during government lab The German automaker or repair their vehicles, although tests and turn them off while on agreed to pay the states more it hasn’t yet developed a fix for the the road. Investigators deter- than $1,000 per car that violat- problem. Owners will also receive mined that the cars emitted more ed consumer protection laws, payments of $5,100 to $10,000. than 40 times the legal limit of totaling $570 million nation- The settlement still must be nitrogen oxide, which can cause wide. The state is also eligible to approved by U.S. District Judge respiratory problems in humans. receive $42 million in support of Charles Breyer, who has set a The company got away with the environmental programs to July 26 hearing for preliminary scheme for seven years until inde- reduce emissions. approval. Final approval is pendent researchers reported it to AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File The settlement with the states expected in October. the Environmental Protection In thIs OCt. 13, 2015, file photo, a Volkswagen Touareg diesel is tested in the Environmental follows an announcement that Owners expressed relief that a Agency. Protection Agency's cold temperature test facility in Ann Arbor, Mich. Volkswagen will spend more than Volkswagen will spend $15.3 bil- plan is finally coming together “It should send a very clear $15 billion to settle consumer lawsuits and government allegations that it cheated on emissions tests in lion to settle consumer lawsuits nine months after the scandal message that when you break the what lawyers are calling the largest auto-related class-action settlement in U.S. history. The settlement and government allegations that was uncovered. But they’re still laws designed to protect public was revealed Tuesday by a U.S. District Court in San Francisco. it cheated on emissions tests in angry. Diesel owners thought they health in this country, there are what lawyers are calling the were buying high-performance, serious consequences,” said Gina largest auto-related class-action environmentally friendly cars; McCarthy, administrator of the settlement in U.S. history. they felt betrayed when they EPA. What Volkswagen owners can expect Volkswagen’s lone U.S. learned the vehicles’ emissions If the settlement is approved, assembly plant is located in vastly exceeded U.S. pollution owners who choose to have VW DETROIT (AP) — Volkswagen begin this fall if the settlement pollution tests, you run the risk Chattanooga, where the fallout laws buy back their cars would get the owners can finally dump their is approved. Owners will have of being caught. from scandal has caused jitters “I will never buy a car from this National Automobile Dealers cheatin’ cars, if they want to. until Sept. 1, 2018 to make a —- among workers and community company again,” said Zandy Association clean trade-in value The German automaker has decision. Q: WILL ATTORNEY FEES business leaders about the fac- Hartig, a Los Angeles actress who from before the scandal became agreed to an unprecedented You’ll get bigger payments for TAKE ALL OF MY PAYMENTS tory’s future. Republican Gov. owns a diesel-powered 2013 Jetta public on Sept. 18, 2015. That U.S. settlement to make things your trouble if you owned your LIKE THEY DO IN MANY Bill Haslam said Volkswagen SportWagen. “I don’t want to proj- would be $12,500 to $44,000, right after admitting that it pro- car on or before Sept. 18, 2015. CLASS-ACTION LAWSUITS? officials assured him on ect the image of a company that depending on the model, age, grammed about half-million of The payments are smaller if you A: No. They are not included Tuesday that the company’s lied to me.” mileage and options on their car, its diesel cars to cheat on emis- bought it after that. VW also in the settlement and will be plans for the plant remain Hartig is opting for the buy- the Justice Department said in a sions tests. When driven on the will buy out your lease if your negotiated later with VW. intact. back. She loves her car and statement. road, the vehicles put out levels vehicle was leased through —- “The biggest thing for wishes she could keep it, but she Models covered by the settle- of nitrous oxide well above U.S. Volkswagen Credit. Q: I’M JUST GOING TO Tennessee, obviously because of doesn’t trust Volkswagen to ment include the 2009-2015 Jetta pollution standards. —- TAKE THE MONEY AND BUY our investment in Volkswagen come up with a fix that will stop and Audi A3, the 2010-2015 Golf, If the settlement with owners Q: HOW MUCH ARE THESE A NEW CAR. DOES ANY Chattanooga and their invest- polluting. and the 2012-2015 Beetle and and government agencies is CARS WORTH? OTHER AUTOMAKER SELL ment there is: Are they going to The scandal has also damaged Passat, all with 2-liter diesel approved by a federal judge — A: Owners will get $12,500 to SOMETHING THAT PER- carry through with what they VW-brand sales. In the first five engines. Lawyers are still working which could happen as early as $44,000, depending on the FORMS LIKE A VW DIESEL? said?” Haslam said. “Their months of 2015, before the scan- on settlements for another 80,000 this fall — Volkswagen will model, age, mileage and options A: Your choices are pretty answer was an unequivocal dal, Volkswagen sold 144,006 vehicles with 3-liter diesel spend up to $10 billion to either on their car. limited because VW had a lock yes.” cars in the U.S. In the first five engines. buy back or fix the cars and —- on lower-cost diesels in the U.S. The company agreed to buy months of this year, the total fell Owners can also have VW compensate owners for their Q: SHOULD I TAKE THE The closest would be the back or repair about 475,000 13 percent to 125,205. Sales at repair the cars for free — assum- trouble. BUYBACK OR THE FIX? Chevrolet Cruze diesel, but it vehicles with cheating 2-liter the company’s other main brands ing it comes up with a fix. Here are answers to ques- A: It depends. From a finan- was made only through the diesel engines and to compen- — Audi and Porsche — are up, According to court documents tions about the deal, which is cial standpoint, it’s probably 2015 model year. There are only sate owners with payments of but they have fewer diesel models. filed Tuesday, there currently is the largest class-action settle- better to wait. You have until about 30 left at dealers nation- $5,100 to $10,000. The settle- Volkswagen dealer Steve no repair that can bring the cars ment in the history of the Sept. 1, 2018 to seek a buy- wide starting at $25,660. ment also includes $2 billion for Kalafer of Flemington, New into compliance with U.S. pollu- American auto industry: back. So you can drive the car Otherwise, the options get prici- research on zero-emissions Jersey, says owners will likely tion regulations. When VW even- —- for more than two years without er. The BMW 328D diesel starts vehicles. welcome the buyback money but tually proposes a repair, it must Q: WHAT EXACTLY AM I penalty, as long as you don’t go at $39,850, and the Jeep Grand “When a company exploits its will shop elsewhere once they get be approved by the GETTING FROM VW? over 12,500 miles per year. Cherokee diesel starts at more own customers and misleads it. Environmental Protection Agency A: You can choose. VW will You’ll still get the clean trade-in than $41,000. regulators the way Volkswagen “They want to know when they and the California Air Resources buy back your car — regardless value from before the scandal —- did, it should be penalized,” get paid and how they can be Board. VW has to submit pro- of its condition — at the was made public. Also, fixes are Q: CAN I BUY A NEW state Attorney General Herbert done with Volkswagen,” he said. posed fixes to the EPA between National Automobile Dealers not ready and may not be sub- VOLKSWAGEN DIESEL? Slatery said in a news release. Kalafer says his sales are down November 2016 and October Association clean trade-in price mitted by VW until at least A: Volkswagen has been “This settlement is a stiff but 20 percent to 50 percent each 2017. before the cheating was made November. Then they have to be under a stop-sale order for its reasonable penalty for month compared with a year ago. Any repair that regulators public on Sept. 18, 2015. Or the tested and approved by govern- 2016 diesels until they can be Volkswagen’s deception and Volkswagen gave a hint to its approve could hurt the cars’ company will fix your car. The ment regulators. Repairs could fixed. Since there’s no approved most importantly, it is a fair plan to restore its reputation last acceleration and fuel economy. fix has not been determined and hurt mileage or performance. repair ready yet, they still can’t result for consumers.” week, when it announced that it The EPA said Tuesday that any fix still must be approved by the And if you keep driving, you’ll be sold. They could go back on Haslam said he hopes will introduce more than 30 elec- VW develops won’t bring the cars Environmental Protection continue to pollute the air. the market when fixed, but you Volkswagen invests a sizable tric-powered vehicles by 2025. in full compliance with clean air Agency and the California Air —- run the risk of reduced per- portion of its zero-emissions Jessica Caldwell, the director of laws. The $2.7 billion in environ- Resources Board. VW is expect- Q: CAN I JUST KEEP MY formance depending on the research and manufacturing in industry analysis for the car mental mitigation will go toward ed to submit possible fixes CAR WITHOUT GETTING IT repairs. Chattanooga. shopping site Edmunds.com, says offsetting the increased pollution, beginning in November. FIXED? —- “They’ve obviously been a lit- it will take a while for people to the agency said. Volkswagen mar- In either case, if you owned A: You could, but eventually Q: I OWN A 3-LITER V6 tle hamstrung in what they trust Volkswagen as an environ- keted the cars as more fuel effi- the car on or before Sept. 18, you would violate the Clean Air VOLKSWAGEN. WHAT could talk about while they were mentally friendly brand. But his- cient and better performing that VW will pay you $5,100 to Act by spewing too much nitro- HAPPENS TO ME? negotiating the settlement, but tory is on its side. those with regular gasoline $10,000 for your trouble, gen oxide. If you live in a state A: That’s still being worked we’ve made it clear to them that “Other automakers have suc- engines. If it can’t come up with a depending on the age of the car that doesn’t test diesel cars, out by all the attorneys. You are we would love to have any of cessfully weathered their own repair, VW could have to buy back and whether you owned it on or then you might be able to do not covered by the package that happen in Tennessee,” high-profile scandals, and VW has most of the vehicles. before Sept. 18. Buybacks will nothing. But in states that have announced Tuesday. Haslam said.

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                   230 1596 Clingan 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart 1053 Peerless 3575 Keith Edward ones N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, Crossing St. NW J 476-9143 476-0162 Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner 339-2885 Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 5 ‘Move on’ from Benghazi? Republicans say it’s unlikely WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary ing gun” pointing to wrongdoing Benghazi panel has scheduled a marked by partisan sniping. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., deflected Clinton says it’s “time to move by the former secretary of state. July 8 meeting to formally adopt Republicans accuse the admin- questions, saying the report “is on” after a congressional report Not likely, especially in an the report — 10 days before the istration of stonewalling impor- not about one person.” on the deadly 2012 Benghazi election year with Clinton’s Republican National Convention tant documents and witnesses, The GOP report severely criti- attacks accused the Obama presidential rival — Donald begins in Cleveland. while Democrats say the panel’s cizes the military, CIA and administration of lethal mis- Trump — lashing out. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, a New primary goal is to undermine administration officials for their takes, but produced no “smok- An 800-page report by a spe- Hampshire Republican facing a Clinton’s presidential bid. response as the attacks unfold- cial House committee makes no tough re-election race, said the Republican insistence that ed, and their subsequent expla- direct accusations of wrongdo- administration “ignored a dete- the investigation was not politi- nations to the American people. ing by Clinton, who was secre- riorating security situation” in cally motivated was undermined Hours after the attacks began, tary of state during the Sept. 11, Benghazi, “and the State last year when House Majority “Not a single wheel of a single 2012, attacks that killed four Department disregarded repeat- Leader Kevin McCarthy, R- U.S. military asset had even Americans, including U.S. ed requests for increased secu- Calif., suggested that the com- turned toward Libya,” Gowdy Ambassador Chris Stevens. rity.” mittee could take credit for complained. U.S. military lead- Still, Republicans point to Trump was uncharacteristi- Clinton’s then-slumping poll ers told the committee they Benghazi as a major failure by cally quiet on the topic Tuesday, numbers. His statements helped thought an evacuation was the administration and by but he has repeatedly blamed dash McCarthy’s chances of imminent, slowing any response. Clinton during her tenure lead- Clinton for the deaths in becoming House Speaker. ing the State Department. The Benghazi. The committee interviewed issue is likely to shadow Clinton Even after issuing the report more than 100 witnesses and as she continues her bid for the committee’s work is not reviewed some 75,000 pages of president. over. On Wednesday the panel documents, but an almost acci- “Four Americans died, yet no will interview a witness who dental discovery by the panel one has been fired. No one even posted on Facebook that he was last year has shadowed missed a paycheck,” said Rep. a crew chief based in Europe on Clinton’s candidacy. The com- Ed Royce, R-Calif., chairman of the night of the attacks. A com- mittee disclosed that she had the House Foreign Affairs mittee spokesman said the used a private email server to Committee. “Americans - interview would be posted on conduct government business including all our men and the panel’s website and any while serving as secretary of women serving overseas - information he provides can be state, a practice that has drawn deserve better.” added to the report. widespread scrutiny, including Clinton, now the presumptive Democrats called the inter- an FBI investigation. Democratic nominee for presi- view ridiculous. Already bitterly partisan, dent, said the report by The Libya attacks have been Tuesday’s release of the report Republicans on the House political fodder from the start, exposed divisions within Benghazi Committee took more given their timing in the weeks Republican ranks. than two years and $7 million before President Barack Reps. Mike Pompeo of Kansas AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite but “found nothing to contra- Obama’s re-election, and that and Jim Jordan of Ohio issued a houSe BenghAzi dict” the findings of earlier has not abated despite seven separate report slamming Committee Chairman Rep. Trey investigations. previous congressional investi- Clinton and the Obama admin- Gowdy, R-S.C., speaks during a “I’ll leave it to others to char- gations. There has been finger- istration, with Pompeo telling TV news interview with MSNBC, acterize this report but I think pointing on both sides over reporters that the former first on Capitol Hill in Washington, it’s pretty clear it’s time to move security at the diplomatic out- lady and senator was “morally Tuesday to discuss the release on,” Clinton said a campaign post and whether Clinton and reprehensible.” Clinton’s public of his final report on the 2012 stop in Denver Tuesday. the White House initially tried to comments casting the attack as attacks on the U.S. consulate in Republicans were not ready to portray the assault as a protest a possible protest over the anti- let the issue go, especially with over an offensive, anti-Muslim Muslim video differed sharply Benghazi, Libya, where a violent an election that will decide who video, instead of a calculated from her private assessments to SUNDAY 11 AM-3PM, TUES.-SAT. 11AM-9PM mob killed four Americans, occupies the White House and terrorist attack. family members and diplomats, 810 STUART ROAD • CLEVELAND including Ambassador which party will control the The prolonged investigation Jordan and Pompeo said. Christopher Stevens. House and Senate. The into the attacks has also been The panel’s chairman, Rep. AUTHENTIC NOW CUBAN DISHES Dems demand gun votes in 2-minute House session Fresh and Made From Scratch Try Our WASHINGTON (AP) — House for bills barring people on the Last week, Ryan called the list of terror suspects. OPEN Democrats continued their dis- government’s no-fly list from get- Democrats’ action a “political The chief author of that pro- HOMEMADE DESSERTS ruptive demands for votes on gun ting guns and tightening back- stunt” and criticized them for posal, Sen. Susan Collins, R- control Tuesday, though this ground checks required for using it in fundraising appeals. Maine, on Tuesday criticized the time the commotion lasted less many firearms purchases. Speaking to reporters, the House Democrats’ sit-in, saying, than two minutes. Democrats have focused on Democratic lawmakers stopped “It made the issue partisan, and Less than a week after staging the issue since the June 12 short of saying they would that was not helpful to our effort Elect Elect a near 26-hour sit-in on the mass shooting in Orlando in resume their sit-in next week, in the Senate.” House floor that garnered wide- which 49 victims died and 53 but would not specify what they Democrats around the coun- spread attention, a half-dozen others were wounded. would do. Rep. Steve Israel, D- try were planning “Day of Democrats stood in the nearly In an interview that appeared N.Y., said that if Ryan thinks the Action” events around the coun- NancyNancy empty chamber and loudly Monday on WisPolitics.com, a Democrats would drop their try on Wednesday to publicize demanded recognition during a political news service, House demands, “it’s just not going to their push, including a town hall session held strictly for proce- Speaker Paul Ryan said “we are happen that way, Mr. Speaker.” meeting in Atlanta led by Rep. dural business. not going to handle it the same Rep. Eliot Engel, D-N.Y., John Lewis, D-Ga., who led last Casson Despite their shouts, Rep. way” if Democrats continue disor- called the GOP’s refusal to allow week’s House sit-in. Casson Andy Harris, R-Md., who was derly tactics when the House a vote “a spit in the face to the The Democrats’ uproar presiding, gaveled the session to returns next week from its July 4 American people.” occurred after the House chap- a close two minutes after it recess. Last week, the Senate voted lain, Father Patrick J. Conroy, B B r r a a d d l l e e y y C C o o u u n n t t y y began. Ryan, R-Wis., provided no down four gun control meas- opened the day’s session with a The choreographed, election- details but said: “We will not tol- ures, two from each party. It also prayer that included: “Let your year outburst was designed to erate this.” He called the stalled a compromise offered by spirit of peace descend upon S S c c h h o o o o l l B B o o a a r r d d continue calling attention to Democratic actions “a low moderates from both parties that this place, and those who work District 1 - Hopewell, Prospect and McDonald PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT NANCY CASSON Democrats’ insistence on votes moment for the people’s house.” would forbid guns from a modest here.” MARGARET SCHENCK, TREASURER Cleveland Daily Banner

AP Photo/J. Scott APPlewhite treASury SecretAry Jacob Lew, joined by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, left, speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, warning of widespread consequences if the Senate fails to act before Friday on a rescue package for debt-stricken Puerto Rico. The U.S. territory is in a decade-long recession and owes a $2 billion debt payment to cred- itors on July 1. GIFT CERTIFICATES Lawmakers promise to complete rescue package for Puerto Rico WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Wednesday. But others remained staunchly THE PERFECT GIFT Republican and Democratic lead- Lew met with reluctant opposed. Democratic Sen. Bob ers on Tuesday promised to com- Democrats and urged them to Menendez of New Jersey monop- plete a rescue package for debt- vote for it, even though he said it olized the Senate floor for more FOR ANY OCCASION stricken Puerto Rico before a $2 isn’t perfect. than four hours Tuesday evening billion debt payment comes due “The fact that this works and it to protest the legislation that he on Friday. gives Puerto Rico the ability to warned adopts a colonial “Failure is really not an move forward is just an over- approach to the territory. option,” Majority Leader Mitch whelming reason to pass this in a Menendez said ordinary Puerto 3 MONTHS $20 McConnell, R-Ky., told reporters timeframe that prevents the Ricans get little say and the after meeting with his GOP cau- descent into chaos,” Lew said. package favors hedge-fund credi- cus. Separately, Treasury Senate Minority Leader Harry tors over island pensioners. 6 MONTHS $38 Secretary Jacob Lew lobbied Reid, D-Nev., said he would vote “I think the 3.5 million United Democrats to back the package for the legislation, though he States citizens who call Puerto in a last-minute bid to secure the opposes some parts of it, includ- Rico home deserve more than 1 YEAR $75 votes and help the U.S. territory ing a provision that would allow being jammed in a legislative with its crippling $70 billion the island’s government to lower process where their lives and debt. the minimum wage for some their futures are going to be dic- The package, backed by the younger workers. tated by some time by a control TO ORDER CALL White House, Democrats and Other Democrats said they board,” Menendez said at the Republicans, was passed by the would also back the bill. opening of his speech. 472-5041 House earlier this month and “I’m not going to let the ade- Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., would create a control board that quate be the enemy of the barely also spoke out against the legis- could oversee restructuring of sufficient,” said Oregon Sen. Ron lation, calling it “disastrous” and WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS some of the island’s debt. A vote Wyden, the top Democrat on the arguing that it turns the United on the measure is scheduled on Senate Finance Committee. States into a colonial power. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com CSCC From Page 1 when school-sponsored events are in progress.” That includes events like basketball games, “There’s people concerts and graduations. carrying guns in our Hodges explained staff and fac- community; you just ulty can carry guns while per- might not know it. forming their normal duties, but There’s probably going guns will not be allowed in “for- to be people carrying mal meetings regarding employee guns on campus, but we or student disciplinary matters” are educating our or “formal meetings regarding faculty on how to do that tenure issues.” in a safe manner.” In his presentation, he also — CSCC President covered a variety of safety rules. Dr. Bill Seymour One rule which was emphasized repeatedly was that one should take care to never leave a gun stand that people will have guns unattended and to keep it “within on campus.” arm’s reach at all times.” Though law enforcement offi- Though this new policy does cers have carried their guns with allow faculty and staff to carry them on campus, Hodges said he guns for personal protection, it has not received any reports of does not affect the rules part- anyone else having carried guns time employees and students on campus. Now, many could Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG must follow. start carrying. CAMPUS POLICE CHIEF Mike Hodges tells a group of Cleveland State Community College faculty and staff about a new policy on guns. Part-time employees and stu- Cleveland State President Dr. Starting July 1, full-time faculty and staff with concealed carry permits will be allowed to carry concealed firearms on campus. dents will still not be able to carry Bill Seymour pointed out the col- guns with them on campus. This lege did not have a lot of time to applies to campus visitors as adapt to the new TBR policy after well. the board passed it June 24. If part-time faculty members, However, he said he is NAACP students or visitors have guns, “impressed” by how well campus From Page 1 the policy says they must keep police have been sharing infor- their guns locked away in their mation about the changes and out against Tyler’s advertising practices. ballot box.” find a new meeting venue. cars, out of sight. preparing to register gun owners. The 100 Black Men of Bradley County A brief look at the NAACP’s history closes The former state representative pointed to Still, Hodges pointed out there Seymour said information statement is published verbatim in an accom- King’s statement. a personal sadness at these types of develop- are exceptions to that rule. For about the new policy will soon be panying news story published in this edition “Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the ments within his Polk County community. example, current law enforce- shared with current students of the Banner. nation's oldest and largest civil rights organi- “As a former elected official and a native of ment officers can carry while on and those who will be starting Before their removal — which reportedly zation. Its members throughout the United Polk County, I hate to see our county being in campus, including those classi- college in August. occurred shortly after their placement — the States and the world are the premier advo- the news for this type of publicity,” he said. fied as students at Cleveland When the training process is billboards featured messages like “Make cates for civil rights in their communities, “We have so much more to offer to visitors State. Any member of the U.S. completed, Hodges said he America White Again” (Highway 411 between conducting voter mobilization and monitoring and to our residents.” military or Tennessee National expects to have held eight or nine Ocoee and Benton), and “I Have A Dream” equal opportunity in the public and private At his press conference Monday, Tyler told Guard can also carry if they are sessions to educate faculty and (Highway 64 in Bradley County), the latter of sectors,” she cites. newsmen he will place a cross at the site of on official business. staff. which depicted the White House surrounded Although it is not the first statement con- the “Make America White Again” billboard Any full-time faculty or staff The college president admit- by a row of Confederate battle flags. Both bill- demning Tyler’s practices since the billboards and its message will read, “Rest in Peace, member who plans to carry a gun ted some people may be nervous boards were apparently sponsored — and were unveiled last week, the NAACP’s First Amendment.” must register with campus about the new policy. Still, he paid for — by Ocoee resident Rick Tyler who response is one of two to emerge from Tyler also vowed to replace the disassem- police, Hodges said. An officer said he believes faculty and lists himself as an Independent candidate Cleveland and Bradley County, alongside the bled billboards, though not in the same loca- will verify the person’s concealed staff who are concealed carry seeking the 3rd Congressional District seat detailed reaction by 100 Black Men of Bradley tions. On his campaign website, and in prior carry permit and add that per- permit holders will be “very now held by Chuck Fleischmann, a County Inc. interviews, Tyler has indicated he wants to son’s name to a list of people thoughtful” about safety and Republican. Shortly after word — and photographs — of erect similar signage across the 11-county allowed to be carrying guns on those who stay in line with the While Tyler was hosting a press conference the billboards began dominating social media district which includes all or parts of campus. Hodges added this list new policy will not present any Monday afternoon at the site of the now- and mainstream media circuits, Anderson, Bradley, Campbell, Hamilton, will be “confidential” and accessi- reason to fear. unused billboard, the two Bradley County Fleischmann’s office released the following McMinn, Monroe, Morgan, Polk, Roane, Scott ble only by law enforcement. “There’s people carrying guns organizations were making their own voices statement, “I totally and unequivocally con- and Union counties. With this new policy being in our community; you just heard. demn the billboard and Mr. Tyler’s message In the same press conference where he enacted soon, Hodges said cam- might not know it,” Seymour In her remarks — spoken on behalf of the and will vigorously fight any form of racism in brandished an unloaded AR-style assault pus police are re-evaluating in said. “There’s probably going to local NAACP chapter — King called the bill- the 3rd District of Tennessee.” weapon — which he said will be given away as detail how they address the issue be people carrying guns on cam- boards “counter-productive,” and charged A Polk County civic organization — the part of a future campaign fundraiser — Tyler of firearms on campus. pus, but we are educating our that their messaging “does not represent the Kiwanis Club of Ocoee — also condemned denied claims that he is a racist. “It will be more complicated,” faculty on how to do that in a interests of those he [Tyler] would be required Tyler’s billboards by calling them “repug- “What do they mean?” he offered at the out- Hodges said. “We have to under- safe manner.” to serve, should he be elected.” nant.” door briefing which was attended by three King also described the Miami native — Before the billboard messages were erected, Chattanooga-based TV stations, one newspa- who has a background of past unsuccessful the Kiwanis Club there had held its lunch- per and a handful of area residents. “It seems political campaigns — as being “unfit” to eons at the Whitewater Grill, an Ocoee eatery that nobody can define racism in a coherent, serve as an elected public official. listing Tyler as its principal owner. In a state- systematical manner.” The full text of King’s statement is pub- ment on behalf of the Kiwanis Club of Ocoee, An editorial published in the Cleveland WorkSpace lished below: President Chris Newton said the civic group Daily Banner in its June 26 edition also con- From Page 1 “The Bradley County NAACP is opposed to would terminate its relationship with the demned the Tyler billboards. the ‘Make America White Again’ billboard that restaurant. An excerpt from the opinion piece reads, have really not had the chance “We are looking forward to was posted in Polk County by Rick Tyler. The In the June 23 edition of the Banner, “Your words, Mr. Tyler ... your billboards ... to come and see it.” having many in the local area billboard is offensive, irresponsible and Newton announced the organization’s intent. epitomize the wrongs of past oppressors, “I have hats and scarves. I visit the Cleveland WorkSpace,” racist. The statement on the billboard is “Due to recent statements and overtly unthinking and misguided legions like the Ku have halter tops that are really Barks said. counter-productive and does not represent racist billboards by the principal owner of the Klux Klan, the Nazis of Adolf Hitler and the popular with the customers. I The Workspace is located in the interests of those he would be required to Whitewater Grill in Ocoee (Tyler) and himself murderers calling themselves al-Qaida and have sweaters and yarn,” Hoffer the northern section of the mill, serve, should he be elected. Moreover, this a declared Independent candidate for the Islamic State. Your search for a better explained. “And I made all of just beyond Glassworks, which type of remark renders Rick Tyler or anyone Congress, the Kiwanis Club of Ocoee will world doesn’t fall on deaf ears. But your these.” also will be displaying art in the making such a remark, as unfit to serve as an never meet there again,” Newton said. “We are approach leaves us dumbfounded.” She added, “This is what I future. elected public official. a civic club of inclusion and not exclusion, Also on Monday, Tyler said his future plans have really been passionate to Barks said to go to the web- “The Bradley County NAACP finds Rick and find these statements repugnant. As a include a campaign bus on whose sides he’ll do.” site — clevelandworkspace.com Tyler's comments deplorable. We urge all citi- citizen of Polk County, I, Chris Newton, will reprint the billboard messaging that was pre- Hoffer said that she took two — for more information on zens of good will to reject such vile viewpoints never personally be back to this establish- viously taken down. Those who oppose his orders during the preview, times the site will be open or and we encourage the voters of Bradley and ment.” messaging he described in the press confer- though that was not the pur- how to display art and rent a Polk counties to hold him accountable at the Newton pledged the Kiwanis Club would ence as “ ... enemies of the First Amendment.” pose of the event. space. 100 BMBC From Page 1 man’s brand of campaigning while urg- Tyler, and then quickly removed by developing our future, and thereby in but in deeds. ing others not to follow the same path. someone else, evidently shows that per- effect writing our own history. “God's words are meant for good and His sharp criticism drew a bead on son does not believe the signs represent “As president of 100 Black “We should not have to face another’s not evil. His words are intended to show two billboards that were erected last them nor their community. I truly take Men of Bradley County, and ignorance, as shown by Mr. Tyler’s love and to bring us all together because week, and then reportedly removed by my hat off to them for removing the signs speaking on behalf of our apparent desire to go back in time. He we all one day will be judged. the outdoor sign owners. One billboard, and for standing up to anyone who community organization can go back in time on his own and “Certainly Mr. Tyler, no one is perfect. presenting the message “Make America appears to have a racist intent, and whose cause is our youth, I am relive his history by himself if he so But to present yourself, and to express White Again,” was located along Highway whose cause is to bring disruption to our offering this response because desires. Our only request is that he yourself, in such a way as to promote 411 in Polk County between Ocoee and loving and growing community. we do not mentor our children remain on his own land, and to speak to racism and bigotry ... this, in fact, will Benton; and the other was placed, and “I understand that Mr. Tyler wanted to to ‘Make America Black’ nor to his animals if he has any, because they draw you much attention. apparently removed just as quickly, draw some attention to himself for his ‘Make America White.’ We can’t speak back. We can. “So it is that we ask you, ‘Is this truly along Highway 64 in Bradley County. bid to run for Congress. Well, he certain- teach our kids to love, to care “Mr. Tyler probably hasn't heard the the kind of attention you seek?’” Under the heading of “I Have a Dream,” ly did. Not only has he drawn attention, and to share. We teach them to last of this move to bring attention to In reflecting on the Tyler billboards, it depicted an image of the White House he has also caused many people to ask love yourself and others, care himself. So I, as president of 100 Black and the messaging that has enraged surrounded by replicas of the this question: “How many others feel the for those who need help, and Men of Bradley County, will help to bring multiple groups and an untold number Confederate battle flag. same way?” to always share because at one it. of individuals, Porter pointed to their “As president of 100 Black Men of “It should give us all pause for time or another we all need “I call for a boycott of his Whitewater impact — both short- and long-term. Bradley County, and speaking on behalf thought. So I pose a question to all the help along the way.” Grill restaurant in Polk County. I've driv- He labeled this type of political brand- of our community organization whose leaders in our community and our sur- — Jonathan Porter, 100 en by there several times and wondered ing as being hurtful and damaging to all cause is our youth, I am offering this rounding counties: the heads of our Black Men of Bradley County how the food was, but I’m now glad I did- residents of Cleveland, Bradley County, response because we do not mentor our Republican and Democratic parties, our n't step one foot inside the door. Polk County, and throughout the 3rd Inc. president children to ‘Make America Black’ nor to mayors of Cleveland and Bradley “Because of these billboards, we have Congressional District and beyond. ‘Make America White,’” Porter’s state- County, and all the members of heard Mr. Tyler’s voice. We want him to He pointed again to the vision behind ment stressed. “We teach our kids to Congress. ‘Make America White.’ We teach our kids know we have. And now, it is time for the 100 Black Men of Bradley County love, to care and to share. We teach them “Please let the people of our communi- to love, to care and to share. We teach him to hear ours. Inc. motto, “What They See, Is What to love yourself and others, care for ty hear your voices. Let us know where them to love yourself and others, care for “I, in representing our 100 Black Men They Will Be.” those who need help, and to always you stand on such a disgraceful insult to those who need help, and to always of Bradley County organization, ask Porter agreed with a similar statement share because at one time or another we our city and county. We all have the right share because at one time or another we those in our community and others in issued by the Bradley County NAACP all need help along the way.” to freedom of speech as guaranteed by all need help along the way. our neighboring counties, to stand up that also condemns the billboards and Porter said the billboard advertising — the First Amendment of the Constitution “Our organization strives to lead by and take a stand because — as we any future advertising that follows along which Tyler claimed Monday will be rein- of the United States of America. I believe example because our motto is, ‘What understand it — Mr. Tyler may place the same vein. The NAACP communiqué stated, but at different sites — should in this as well, but when people like Mr. They See, Is What They Will Be.’ This is other signs in other counties and com- (see related story in this edition of the give all area residents “pause for Tyler choose words in a manner that are a true statement because many children munities. Cleveland Daily Banner) described thought.” disruptive or cause others to live in fear, follow in the footsteps of others whose “Many good people — black and white, Tyler’s messaging as “offensive, irre- He urged a variety of groups to “... let then to me that is racism. actions and ways they want to emulate. and many others — have been hurt by sponsible and racist.” the people of our community hear your “Such messaging as that delivered by All they have to do is see it and if they the hateful messages printed on these During a press conference Monday — voices.” He specified community leaders, these billboards crosses the line, and say, ‘that's what I want to be,’ then they billboards. just as he did last week when the bill- elected government officials, heads of those who oppose such disrespect will go in that direction to pursue that “And this brings us to our final boards were first erected — Tyler denied the local Republican and Democratic should go on the offensive and work desire. thought which is directed to our that the billboards were racially charged. parties, Cleveland and Bradley County together to stand up and push back “We don't want to see nor hear of talk church leaders. We hope that our He told Cleveland and Chattanooga mayors, and members of Congress. against these words of hate. of taking us back in history to a time church leaders will stand in unity, not newsmen anyone who considers him a The full text of Porter’s statement, as “As president of 100 Black Men of when so many were tragically mistreat- just in our community but all commu- racist is missing the point. presented on behalf of the full 100 Black Bradley County, and speaking on behalf ed, and this includes blacks and whites. nities located within our reach — both He also claimed those who removed Men of Bradley County organization, is of our community organization whose Our nation has come a long, long way near and far. This is about all commu- his billboards without his permission published verbatim: cause is our youth, I am offering this since that time. Reflecting back on that nities. This is about all counties. This violated his rights to freedom of speech, “The recent controversy over the bill- response because we do not mentor our dark period should serve one purpose: It is about all people. We ask that you as guaranteed by the First Amendment boards that were put up by Mr. Rick children to ‘Make America Black’ nor to should encourage us to take the lead in show your concerns, not just in words of the U.S. Constitution. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016—7 Health Council reviewing potential programs By LARRY C. BOWERS with retention in young people. employment, job interviews, She said attendees included information at area schools, pro- Banner Staff Writer “We need to get them budgeting, and other skills a representatives of the Council, viding training for counselors, involved,” she emphasized. young person must develop as Family YMCA, Chamber of and initiating a support group Members of the Bradley The Health Department they approach adult life. Commerce, Associated for suicide survivors (spouses, County Health Council will be supervisor said the Health Life Maze offers lessons in Industries, health department, siblings, and extended family @turner4schools Chris.Turner4Schools considering programs the Council should determine its some personal challenges young Tennova, and other agencies and members). organization should focus on for priorities, determine focus people face, such as tobacco, organizations. the coming calendar and school groups, analyze critical issues, drugs and alcohol, nutrition and Cleveland Councilman Avery year. plan and implement, and review personal relationships. Johnson, and Lindsay Hathcock Decisions are expected to be and evaluate issues and proj- Council members suggested of the office of Bradley County Hungry Hearts Ministries made during the Council’s next ects on which focus can be initi- a combination of what these Mayor D. Gary Davis have been two meetings. The next meeting ated. p r o g r a m s invited to participate. ARE YOU HUNGRY? will be on Tuesday, July 26. Among the many offer, provid- Brewer said the committee is The Council meets at noon on projects/programs Davenport ing young moving ahead with the gathering For worship in spirit & truth, the real Word the fourth Tuesday of each and Council Chair Tanya people the of information. “This is what from the Holy Bible, to live how Jesus lived? month at the Peerless Road Sutherland suggested were: opportunity to everyone is doing, and it’s what Church. Chronic disease and self-man- make educat- we did when we formed this Join us on His Sabbath Day Amy Davenport of the Bradley agement, diabetes, community ed decisions. Council,” she said. Saturday, July 2 • 11 a.m. County Health Department pro- gardens and greenhouses (work- D a v e n p o r t — Linda Avila of the health W i n g a t e H o t e l vided Tuesday’s program, pro- ing with garden clubs), the urged mem- department presented a brief 110 Interstate Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37312 viding information on a variety of Cooking Matters Program, anti- bers who will update on the Council’s anti- programs and projects to consid- drug education, the Healthy not be able to tobacco programs and the coop- 731-736-1055 • [email protected] er in the Council’s vision for the Horizons Program, healthier Davenport attend July’s eration of the Cleveland State remainder of 2016 and into environments, the possibility of meeting to Community College nursing pro- 2017. a Junior Health Council, the email suggestions for Council gram. She emphasized much of the Impact Program, mock DUI involvement during the coming She said they have made an information was compiled by drills, Shopping Matters, year. informational video to take to Beth Delaney of the Tennessee Tennessee Teens Talk Tobacco, She said the July meeting will local day care centers. Department of Health, a Council T4 and Tennessee Teen be for progression of ideas, while Avila said there is an anti- member. Institute, walking contests and the Council can focus on final tobacco conference scheduled in Davenport said the Council, as zumba boot camps. decisions in August. mid-July at the Wilderness in it moves into the final six One proposal which received In other Council business: the Great Smoky Mountains by months of 2016, should look at considerable discussion was the — Justin Thomas of the the Tennessee Department of local demographics and health Life Maze program, which is Bradley County Extension Health. behaviors. She listed those prevalent in McMinn County. Service was unable to attend, or — Tim Tuten presented a BENDER REALTY behaviors as adult obesity, phys- Ann Marie Brewer, of Tennova provide more information on the report on a recent Suicide ical inactivity, alcohol and Healthcare and a longtime probable continuation of this Prevention meeting at Tennova’s WELCOMES KELLY BLAIR impaired driving deaths, and Council member, said the Maze year’s successful Bradley Walks Westside campus. These meet- Kelly is committed to sexually transmitted diseases. program is much like the Reality program. ings are being scheduled each outstanding customer service She said early intervention is Check program in Bradley In this year’s program, 45 month. and serving her clients and needed for area children at an County ... offered at Ocoee and teams walked 41,000 miles. Tuten said the organization is customers. Combining her early age. Such education, she Cleveland Middle schools. “We need to continue, to get participating in the National business strengths with said, will help in prevention later Both programs provide more people active,” Thomas Suicide Prevention Hot Line. He Bender Realty’s 45+ years of on. instruction in life skills. said last month. is also planning to release addi- trust, honesty and knowledge — Brewer touched briefly on tional information about the Davenport wants the Council Reality Check, which is pro- and putting it t o work fo r to work with community groups, vided through Junior the Healthier Tennessee committee through the media. her...Join us in welcoming Kelly and reach out to different age Achievement of the Ocoee Communities Initiative, which The committee is also spon- groups. She suggested that Region, provides direction for held a committee meeting soring a gun safety program, Blair to Bender Realty. Contact interactive activities will assist young people in finances, recently. promoting suicide prevention her at 706-399-3973. Atheists From Page 1 associated with the sheriff’s believe it is just an illusion, The new request wants the public or governmental web- office, although one of those that Christians get preferential order to prevent the sheriff from sites, Facebook pages, or other which was labeled “Sheriff Eric treatment. It doesn’t help when “directly or indirectly” promot- social media sites; and Watson, Public Figure” is no you end the interview by imply- ing, advancing or furthering Not to attempt to circumvent longer accessible. ing that becoming a Christian any religious doctrine or reli- the injunction requested by The amended complaint filed makes you a better person.” gion “on defendant Sheriff’s using or promoting a personal Monday also officially adds The amended complaint now website or Facebook site.” page when it has the earmarks Joshua Stephens as a co-plain- adds the comments that were It also asks for the sheriff: or indicial of a public, govern- tiff. made on what Watson contends To not promote his personal mental or Sheriff’s Department Stephens is identified as are personal pages and not religious beliefs on his govern- page, website or similar social someone who “has lived in under the purview of the mental website, social media or media. Bradley County, Tennessee department. Facebook site; Watson’s actions, according during times material hereto “Official BCSO or Sheriff’s To not favor one religion over to the complaint, “have caused and is a United States citizen.” Department information is post- another on his governmental Plaintiff Jane Doe, Plaintiff GUARANTEED Stephens charges that his ed and used on the new website, social media or Joshua Stephens, and Plaintiff comment on the BCSO page in Facebook page, and it is a mere Facebook site; American Atheists and certain question was deleted. ruse to silence his critics and To remove each reference to of its members to suffer loss of LOANS UP TO $1,250 The complaint says the post- keep out views or religion that personal religion and Easter on sleep, worry, and feel con- INFORMATION NEEDED: ing, which concerned a are contrary to his own,” the said website, Facebook or cerned,” adding the organiza- • 3 MONTHS RESIDENCE Cleveland Daily Banner inter- complaint cites. “Defendant social media; tion “has received threats.” view with Watson, read: “It is a Sheriff Eric Watson’s so-called Unless obscene or involves a It also sustains the request • 3 MONTHS INCOME OF $800 PER MONTH pretty blatant violation of the personal Facebook page in reali- direct security or safety threat, that the court “award each • NO RECENT PAST DUE CREDIT First Amendment. ty serves the Bradley County not to censor any comment by Plaintiff monetary damages for • 1 YEAR IN TRADE AREA • VALID TN I.D. Endorsement of a religion is Sheriff’s Department and any Plaintiff on governmental the injuries that each sus- • VERIFIABLE HOME OR CELL PHONE unconstitutional whether you Defendant Watson’s official website, social media or tained as a result of these viola- charge people to read Facebook interest and in effect, though Facebook site; tions.” or not. It is a page that speaks labeled a personal page acts as Restore to Plaintiff Jane Doe The judge has yet to rule on as the Sheriff’s Office in an offi- an official page of the Sheriff’s the right to comment on any of the motions filed cial capacity. No one would office.” Defendant Sheriff’s public or Monday. care if it were his personal, pri- The new motion requests a governmental website and not A mediation session between vate page. Atheists do live in temporary restraining order, delete her comments; and the parties has been scheduled 430 INMAN ST. • CLEVELAND, TN Bradley County, so do people of which was previously denied on Not to delete or block any in Chattanooga for July 6. varying religious beliefs. It does June 8 by a U.S. District judge comment or post by Plaintiff It is not expected a judge will create the illusion, and I do in Knoxville. Jane Doe on any of the Sheriff’s rule on the current motions CALL FOR until after the results of the 472-3314 mediation process are deter- DETAILS BHRC mined. *SUBJECT TO LIBERAL CREDIT POLICY From Page 1 into the approved budget. “One advantage is that we Training Center, near Athens, to 2016 2016 HealthHealth && MedicalMedical JournalJournal Oliver said when making such have a large building (facility),” train CNAs. a budget there are assumptions Lingo continued, indicating the The program requires the Featuring information about medical technology and useful which have to be made where mandate may have more impact potential employee to agree to be you can’t put your finger on spe- on smaller care facilities. hired by the county facility. ways to stay healthy. cific numbers. Oliver expressed his displeas- Lingo emphasized the cost of One of those factors is a ure about federal government the training is very reasonable, recent federal mandate which intervention in the ongoing oper- and should assist BHRC with a A physician’s directory will be included, with each is causing concerns for Oliver ation of BHRC and other nursing huge staff need which is ongoing. professional grouped by his or her specialty, along with a and Nursing Director Sandra homes, and the fact assumptions She said other local facilities Lingo. must be made regarding the were offered the same opportuni- photograph with each listing. This mandate is for Quality impact on the bottom line. ty, but refused. Improvement in Long Term “They’re requiring more and — Board member Dan Gilbert We invite all medical professionals, along with health- Services and Support (QUILTSS), more (from us), and they’re pay- provided the monthly financial which requires long-term care ing less and less,” he said. report, which led into Oliver’s oriented businesses to be a facilities, such as BHRC, to In discussing the budget for budget proposal and announce- part of this special tabloid achieve certain standards of the coming year, Oliver said it ment of a probable balanced improvement. projects a very conservative cen- budget for this current year. section to reach our readers. Lingo pointed out this initia- sus of 175 residents. If that aver- Gilbert also announced that tive is to “promote the delivery of age were to increase, it would Medicare payments from high-quality, long-term services generate additional revenue in Cahaba, the federal reimburse- and support, including nursing Medicare and Medicaid pay- ment organization, are improv- and facilities services, as well as ments. ing. Payments are still behind, home and community-based Such increases could finance but being received more fre- services.” some of the undetermined quently. In her overview of the man- assumptions, and expenses — Although Oliver is anticipat- date, Lingo said it will mostly be which are not factored into the ing a balanced budget, the num- for the environment at BHRC, budget. bers are very close and has and proposals must be submit- In other board action: affected a recent proposal. ted by August. — Lingo reported the June He had planned to request “We must have consistent census averaged 174 residents, (from the board) seed money for a staffing, improve residents’ with 22 being Medicare recipi- special program to benefit choice levels, and improve the ents. employees. This program would coverage of registered nurses. — There have been some have provided a source of funds Call Call 472-5041472-5041 There are about 16 categories we defections among staff, with stu- for emergency needs of employ- have to improve,” she said. dents returning to school, and at ees, such as tragedies, accidents, Now Now ToTo PlacePlace Lingo emphasized some of the least one transfer of employment. deaths or other incidents. mandated improvements could The facility currently has vacan- Currently, employees in des- Your Your Ad!Ad! get expensive, and affect BHRC’s cies for three nurses and six perate need are assisted by their bottom line. CNAs. co-workers by passing a hat for “Replacing a licensed practical — In regard to the need for donations. Deadline: Deadline: Monday,Monday, JulyJuly 1111 nurse with a registered nurse will additional certified nursing “With our budget pursuit as cost more, as well as offering assistants, Oliver announced close as it is, I’d like to get things Publishes: Sunday, July 17 improved food services,” she BHRC has entered a contract rolling along, before pursuing Publishes: Sunday, July 17 said. with the Tennessee Vocational this,” Oliver told the board. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump declares era of ‘Americanism,’ hits Clinton on trade MONESSEN, Pa. (AP) — cant break from years of In making his case for a new In addition to a slew of new hires, Donald Trump called for a new Republican Party advocacy for approach to trade, Trump he has been delivering prepared era of economic “Americanism” unencumbered trade between recounted economic policies in speeches aimed at calming the Tuesday, promising to restore nations, and drew immediate place at the founding of the nerves of GOP donors and others millions of lost factory jobs by condemnation from GOP busi- country — a time when goods concerned about his often com- backing away from decades of ness leaders. Trump blamed the traveled by horseback and bative style. U.S. policy that encouraged trade policies of Democratic rival schooner, the invention of the But Tuesday’s speech drew a with other nations — a move that Hillary Clinton and her husband, telegraph was still decades away scathing response from the U.S. could undermine the country’s former President Bill Clinton, for and the advances of the Internet Chamber of Commerce, a tradi- place as the dominant player in the loss of millions of manufac- and broadband communication tional Republican ally and lead- the global economy. turing jobs. hardly imaginable. ing business lobby. In a 35-minute address, “This wave of globalization has The billionaire real estate “Under Trump’s trade plans, Trump threated to exit the more wiped out totally, totally our mid- mogul then skipped ahead to the we would see higher prices, fewer than two-decade old North dle class,” Trump said, standing 1990s, blaming the Clinton jobs, a weaker economy,” the American Free Trade Agreement in front of pallets of recycled alu- administration for negative Chamber said on its Twitter feed, and vowed to withdraw from the minum cans on a factory floor. “It impacts of globalization. He cited directing readers to a blog post Trans-Pacific Partnership, an doesn’t have to be this way. We Bill Clinton’s support of NAFTA, that said Trump’s policies would agreement among 12 Pacific Rim can turn it around, and we can which aimed to reduce barriers lead to millions of job losses and nations that has yet to take turn it around fast.” to trade between the U.S., a recession. effect. Delivered in a hard-hit Canada and Mexico, and China’s Democrats, meanwhile, didn’t He blamed many of America’s Pennsylvania steel town, the entry into the World Trade wait for Trump to start talking economic woes on China, prom- speech underscored the central Organization. before they jumped in to slam his ising to label the country a cur- message of Trump’s campaign: He challenged reporters to ask ideas, detailing all the products rency manipulator and slap new that policies aimed at boosting Hillary Clinton if she would be his companies make overseas in tariffs on America’s leading international trade — and willing to denounce the Trans- a conference call with reporters. source of imports, a decision America’s intervention in wars Pacific Partnership on her first “I’ll give Donald Trump this. with the potential to dramatically and disputes abroad — have day in office and unconditionally On trade, with all of his personal AP Photo/Keith srakocic rEPublIcAn PrEsIDEntIAl candidate Donald Trump speaks increase the cost of consumer weakened the country. rule out its passage in any form. experience profiting from making goods. It’s an argument that found “Throughout her career — her products overseas, he’s the per- during a campaign stop Tuesday at Alumisource, a metals recycling The speech marked a signifi- support among Republican pri- whole career — she has betrayed fect expert to talk about out- facility in Monessen, Pa. mary voters, especially white, the American worker. Never for- sourcing,” said Ohio Sen. working class Americans whose get that,” Trump said. Sherrod Brown, a Clinton sup- wages have stagnated in recent Clinton’s positon on trade has porter. “Trump doesn’t make Clinton proposes student loan debt years. Trump hopes it will yield been a frequent attack line for things in America.” similar success among the wider Trump. She has supported some electorate that will decide the agreements, opposed others and forgiveness to young entrepreneurs general election. flipped on both NAFTA and TPP, “I promise you, if I become which she promoted dozens of DENVER (AP) — Hillary called student debt a “huge bur- president, we’re going to be times as secretary of state. People do read Clinton on Tuesday proposed let- den” that could hobble young working again. We’re going to She now says she will back ting entrepreneurs defer making people into their 40s and 50s, have great jobs again,” he said. trade deals only if they fulfill a small ads. student loan payments in order blocking them from buying “You’re going to be so happy.” three-pronged test of creating to create jobs and stimulate homes or starting businesses. You are reading But many economists have “good jobs,” raising wages and one now. growth. Along with refinancing, she dismissed Trump’s promise to improving national security. “We need more job creators said repayment plans should be immediately restore manufactur- The speech came as Trump, Call The Banner and we need more young people based on a percentage of a per- ing jobs as dubious at best, given facing sliding poll numbers and a 472-5041 starting businesses,” the pre- son’s income, not a fixed amount the impact of automation and the far larger Clinton campaign oper- sumptive Democratic nominee set on an interest rate. many years it typically takes to ation, is working to re-tool his told a crowd of coders inside a “It boils down to something negotiate trade agreements. message for the general election. Denver tech training facility and that I really disapprove of,” While renegotiating tougher workspace that houses several Clinton said, “and that is the fed- deals with America’s foreign start-ups. She was on a brief eral government making money trading partners might help campaign swing through the bat- off of lending money to young some businesses, manufacturing Mon.-Fri. 6am-6pm • Sat. 6am-5pm tleground state of Colorado. people” who want an education. as a share of total U.S. jobs has 201 Keith Street SW Clinton was looking to show- At the earlier event, Clinton been slipping for several decades. The Village Green • Cleveland case her economic chops and also called for connecting every The number of such jobs has 423-476-5179 woo young voters who flocked to household to high-speed internet risen slightly since the end of the the candidacy of her primary by 2020 and training 50,000 new Great Recession, but the intro- Teresa Gilbert rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders. computer science teachers. duction of robotics and access to WILL BE She proposed permitting start- She spent time chatting with AP Photo/Andrew harnik Manager DEMocrAtIc PrEsIDEn- cheaper foreign markets has up founders and early employees one startup that created an reduced U.S. factory employment to forgo payments on their feder- internet platform for commodity tIAl candidate Hillary Clinton to a total last seen around 1941. al student loans for up to three sellers in East Africa, talking CLOSED speaks while visiting Galvanize, Indeed, the National years. Those who launch busi- about how hard it is for subsis- a work space for technology Association of Manufacturers nesses that provide social bene- tence farmers to survive when companies, in Denver, Tuesday. slammed Trump’s logic on FOR VACATION fits would also be permitted to they don’t know what price they Tuesday, with the organzation’s Thank You For Your Business apply for forgiveness of up to can fetch for their crops. president, Jay Timmons, writing $17,500 of their debt after five Clinton also took a swipe at saying you want to go back to CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 4 what it used to be....That is not on Twitter: “@realDonaldTrump years. her likely Republican opponent, you have it backward. Trade is REOPEN MONDAY, JULY 11 Speaking later in Los Angeles, Donald Trump, by quoting his who we are as Americans. We don’t want to go back — we go GOOD for #mfg workers & #jobs. WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU THEN at a town-hall style meeting with slogan “Make American Great Let’s #MakeAmericaTradeAgain.” digital content creators, Clinton Again.” She called it “code for forward.” Trump Taj bankruptcy left many contractors angry ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The He exploded one day just as his contractor who provided the onion son, Philip Paone, then 24, walked CANDIDATE domes for the Taj Mahal casino up to his office door. had to eat $2 million in losses. The “I want my money!” Philip recalls contractor who supplied the his father screaming into the FORUM Carrara marble from Italy ended phone to Trump. “Pay me my Sponsored by the Bradley County up filing for personal bankruptcy. money!” The contractor who put in the Documents filed with regulators Republican Party bathroom partitions had to lay off suggest Trump gave Paone about a Thursday, June 30th his brother. third of what he was owed over the A quarter of a century has next year. 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM passed since Donald Trump Trump managed to open the refused to pay in full 253 contrac- Boardwalk casino on April 2, 1990, Bradley County Courthouse tors who help build his Taj in and continued to dismiss rumors Atlantic City. But for many of that he was in financial trouble, County Commission Room them, it could have happened yes- but the truth soon came out. terday. Over his protests, regulators Candidates For “We got next to nothing,” says unsealed a devastating report in Michael MacLeod, whose 40-per- August written by Trump’s own • County School Board son studio made the giant ele- accountants that showed he had phant statues at the casino’s been burning through cash in his • City School Board entrance. “I took a big hit.” personal accounts so fast in the • City Council After the Taj opened in April spring that he would have had 1990, the self-anointed “King of nothing by end of the year if he Debt” owed $70 million to contrac- didn’t take drastic action. The next tors employing thousands who year, the Trump Taj filed for bank- built the domes and minarets, put ruptcy. up the glass and drywall, laid the When the casino emerged from Live Broadcast on WCLE 104.1 pipes and installed everything from Chapter 11, Trump got a contract and WTNB Channel 5 chandeliers to bathroom fixtures. to manage it. Others caught up in A year later, when the casino col- AP Photo/Mel Evans, File the Taj turmoil didn’t fare as well. lapsed into bankruptcy, those In thIs July 23, 2014 FIlE photo, people walk on the boardwalk Marble man Millar had to lay off owed the most got only 33 cents in past the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City, N.J. Robert workers, shut down his business cash for each dollar owed, with Morrison of the Molded Fiber Glass Co. in Ashtabula, Ohio, the con- Avalon Commercial, close many of promises of another 50 cents later. tractor which made the domes and minarets, says he had to eat $2 his retail stores and borrow from You’re Invited It took years to get the rest, assum- million in losses in the project when the casino went into bankruptcy friends to make ends meet, accord- ing the companies survived long ing to court documents and enough to collect. the year after it opened. Millar’s lawyers and former To A Trump spokeswoman Hope employees. In 1996, he filed for Hicks and Trump attorney Alan day later, he got his answer: The amounts immediately. personal bankruptcy. Garten did not respond to a list of money’s coming in two weeks. One of the hardest hit was mar- Morrison’s Molded Fiber Glass questions about the candidate’s The check never came. ble supplier John Millar, who was joined with 47 others in a negotiat- Taj dealings. Five hundred miles away, in owed $3.9 million. ed settlement with Trump for cash Marty Rosenberg, former vice Ashtabula, Ohio, Robert Morrison As he was walking into a meet- equal to 33 cents of each dollar president of Atlantic Plate Glass, of the Molded Fiber Glass Co. was ing with contractors to share owed, plus 50 cents in convertible says the way Trump handled the pressing his workers to finish the strategies, landscaper Herman bonds, according to a book by contractors shows the candidate is domes, minarets and other faux Caucci asked him what he Morrison published in 1994. shrewd and clever, but Trump Moorish ornaments in time for an planned to do: Stick it out, or take Strapped for money, some contrac- won’t get his vote. April 2 opening — and worrying cash at a discount? tors sold the bonds immediately, “If ethics or morality has nothing about who was going to pay for it “I don’t know, Herman, I need getting a fraction of what they were DATE: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016 to do with business,” Rosenberg all. An invoice sent weeks earlier the money,” Caucci recalls Millar worth at maturity. says, “he’s a very good business- for $1.4 million still hadn’t been responding before the March 1990 Morrison wrote off $2 million of TIME: 4:00 PM-7:00 PM man.” paid. meeting. “We could lose every- the $3 million Trump owed him, For the contractors, the first Many contractors didn’t know thing.” according to his book. The compa- signs of trouble came in February what to think. Trump said he Court documents suggest he got ny refused to comment. LOCATION: 1990. Regular checks for work needed to complete audits first to about 30 cents on the dollar over MacLeod, the elephant sculptor, completed stopped arriving in the make sure they weren’t overcharg- the next year. Millar is deceased. says his anger has faded. RIVER VALLEY AGCREDIT mail. ing; he denied he was in financial His family wouldn’t comment. Giving a slide presentation of 2620 APD 40 Rosenberg, who was owed $1.1 trouble. “I have a tremendous The stress was also building at his work to an architectural firm million for installing floor-to-ceiling amount of cash,” he told The Hastings Pavement, a company two days after Trump swept the CLEVELAND, TN 37323 curtain walls of glass, picked up Washington Post that March. supplying paving stones. New York Republican primary in the phone in his Atlantic City office Desperate for money to pay work- Mario Paone, president of April, he slipped in two photos — Come Enjoy Dinner & Prizes and called one of Trump’s men ers and suppliers, some contrac- Hastings, rarely lost his temper. one showing one of the elephants, overseeing construction. tors became easy targets for a new But he had received only $100,000 the other showing Trump’s name “I’ll check it out, Marty, and call Trump offer: Agree to less than of the $1.3 million he had billed on the casino marquee in red An event to remember you right back,” the man said. A they billed, and he’d pay the lower Trump. lights. NMLS #772548 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 9 calling 23 suppliers without find- began outsourcing products and already are in prison. ing one covered by Medicaid and shipping six months ago. The In court documents, Litteral in the approved network for the subcontractor that now provides bragged of arming himself with NATIONAL BRIEFS Medicaid-covered supply compa- the pump supplies and insulin is destructive devices, from pipe ny she has used for the past not covered by Medicaid, she bombs and coffee cans filled with three years. said, so she has been paying ball bearings to tennis balls Kellogg opening cereal cafe in black hair and brown eyes. She The collision caused freight has a display of roses tattooed on cars and containers to derail. She wrote, “Is there someone more than $2,000 a month. packed with explosives and taped with nails. NYC amid soggy sales her lower abdomen. The National Transportation in the legislature that can and Bella inherited Type 1 diabetes NEW YORK (AP) — Kellogg is A reward of up to $100,000 is Safety Board has opened an will help these children stay from Nichols’ husband, Nathan. Prosecutor urges governor to He’s a transportation company opening a cafe in New York as it being offered. investigation, and the Federal healthy? They must have these inventory specialist and also deny parole for Manson follower pushes to reinvent cereal’s soggy Railroad Administration said it medications and supplies which 2 women killed in Arizona works a second job in a restau- LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los image. has investigators on site. administer the medications to courthouse shooting rant. Angeles district attorney is urg- The company based in Battle stay healthy and, quite honestly, ing Gov. Jerry Brown to reject HOLBROOK, Ariz. (AP) — Charges: Abducted Utah train Nichols said they “work their Creek, Michigan, says bowls will alive!” parole for a follower of mass Officials say a shooting outside a tails off” to make ends meet, but cost $6.50 to $7.50 and combine worker left to die in Wyoming Guice’s response, which murderer Charles Manson. courthouse in eastern Arizona still live “paycheck to paycheck.” cereals like Special K and SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Salt Nichols posted on her Facebook District Attorney Jackie Lacey has left two women dead, a third Frosted Flakes with ingredients Lake City train worker who was page, said, “I am sorry for your Iraq War veteran sentenced released a letter Tuesday she victim wounded and a suspect like pistachios and lemon zest. kidnapped during his shift by a problem. Have you thought sent to Brown saying that Leslie arrested. for anti-government plot The move comes as Kellogg Co. father and son on the run from about buying the supplies with CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A Van Houten should stay in Navajo County spokesman has suffered declining cereal police died just over two hours money that you earn?” decorated Iraq War veteran has prison for her role in the brutal Adam Wolfe says the gunfire sales in the U.S., with people later in the wind-swept Wyoming The representative initially been sentenced to 22 months in 1969 killings. came during a dispute stemming reaching for a growing array of countryside, beaten beyond declined to comment, telling the prison for his role in an anti-gov- Van Houten is serving life for from a custody hearing. breakfast options. To boost recognition and his neck newspaper he doesn’t do inter- ernment plot, fueled by fears of the first-degree murders of Law officers responded to the sales, it is also trying to market slashed, authorities said. views, but issued an apology martial law. wealthy grocer Leno La Bianca courthouse in Holbrook late cereal as a night-time treat and Flint Wayne Harrison and Tuesday night. Local media outlets reported and his wife, Rosemary. Tuesday afternoon and found the on-the-go snack. Dereck James “DJ” Harrison left “I realize my remarks to Mrs. 51-year-old Walter Eugene The couple were fatally victims. Kellogg says its cereal cafe will Kay Ricks to die and went to a Nichols were completely insensi- Litteral of Gastonia was sen- stabbed a day after other Two died from their wounds open July 4. PepsiCo Inc. is also fast-food drive-thru, prosecutors tive and out of line,” Guice said tenced on Tuesday in federal “Manson family” members killed and the third person was wound- planning to open an “experiential said in charges filed Tuesday. in an emailed statement. “I am court in Charlotte. He has pregnant actress Sharon Tate ed in the leg. lounge” with an “artisanal menu” Ricks was beaten to death by sorry and deeply regret my reply. already served 11 months. and four others. Navajo County Sheriff KC in New York as it tries to reinvent the Harrisons on their way to a I know nothing about her and Litteral, a Bronze Star A parole board recommended Clark says officers’ main objec- soda’s image amid declining remote Wyoming hideout, dodg- her family and replied in knee- awardee, pleaded guilty to sever- in April that Van Houten be tive was to protect people inside sales. ing police who say they tied up jerk fashion. I’d like to think the al charges, including conspiracy freed. Brown has until mid- the building. Wolfe says no Car dealership employee arrested five women in a Utah basement. people of Mississippi and my to commit offense against the September to block her release. employees were hurt. The pair was arrested after a five- constituents know that I’m will- United States. He is one of three In addition to Lacey’s letter, after high-speed chase The shooting happened after day manhunt, prosecutors said. ing to help where I am able.” Gaston County men who plotted Tate’s sister and La Bianca rela- JOHNS CREEK, Ga. (AP) — the suspect met the victims out- The new kidnapping and mur- Officials say a car dealership Nichols said Medicaid paid for to use violence to fight off what tives turned in signatures of side near the entrance of the der charges filed in Lincoln her daughter Bella’s medication they felt was impending martial 140,000 people opposing Van employee in the Atlanta area has courthouse. County, Wyoming, offer the first for three years, until the supplier law. Two of the defendants Houten’s release. been arrested and fired after he The suspect was apprehended detail into how authorities led Johns Creek police on a high- uninjured on the south side of believe the 63-year-old Ricks, a speed chase in a dealership’s the complex. family man and veteran Utah Mercedes-Benz car. The courthouse was locked Transit Authority worker, was News outlets report that down after the shooting. killed on May 12. Frederick Spry was hired a few The case could carry the death months ago to drive cars between Sentencing day for man convicted in ‘nanny cam’ beating penalty, though County Attorney dealerships, but later lost his dri- Spencer Allred declined to say NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A New ver’s license. Police say that was whether he’ll seek it. It’s not Jersey man faces sentencing the reason Spry didn’t stop when clear why the pair took Ricks a Johns Creek officer tried to pull Wednesday for a brutal home invasion beating that was caught with them as they fled Salt Lake. him over June 16. The Harrisons had been lying The officer stopped chasing on a home surveillance camera. Shawn Custis, of Newark, was low for two days when Ricks him when speeds exceeded 100 reported to work at about 3 p.m., mph, but Capt. Chris Byers says convicted June 1 of aggravated assault, robbery and other according to documents written investigators were able to track by Special Agent Mike Carlson of the car down to Roswell crimes for the 2013 attack in Millburn. the Wyoming Division of Mitsubishi, where Spry worked. Criminal Investigation. Spry is charged with fleeing A woman and her 3-year-old daughter were home at the time. Ricks left the authority yard in and eluding police, reckless driv- his white, Ford F150 pickup ing, speeding and driving with- The woman suffered injuries but survived and testified against truck to work at the 9th Street out a license. It’s unclear Substation. At around 5 p.m., a whether he has an attorney. Custis. The child wasn’t injured. The beating lasted several radio dispatcher heard a commo- Disabled boy drowns in minutes, and the attacker could tion over Ricks’ radio. Then it bathtub; stepfather charged be seen on the video beating and went silent. MORROW, Ga. (AP) — An kicking the woman and throwing Investigators estimate the Atlanta-area man has been her down a flight of stairs. father and son crossed into charged with murder after his Custis’s attorney argued dur- Wyoming with Ricks in his truck 11-year-old disabled stepson ing the trial the police investiga- at about 6:24 p.m. About 45 drowned in a bathtub. tion was biased because a white minutes later, they turned down Clayton County police spokes- officer responding to the crime a dirt road leads to Cumberland woman Sgt. Ashanti Marbury scene was heard on the video Bridge, spanning the North Fork tells news outlets that Michael D. camera using a racial slur. of Little Muddy Creek. Smith of Morrow placed the Oregon county keeps judge who California land officials sign off autistic and physically disabled on closing nuclear plant boy in the bathtub Tuesday blocked refuge occupiers BEND, Ore. (AP) — Residents SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — afternoon and left the bathroom California land officials dropped to check on three other children of a remote county in eastern Oregon where an armed group their longstanding environmen- in the home. When he came tal objections to the state’s last back, the boy was submerged in seized a federal wildlife refuge have voted overwhelmingly to nuclear power plant and signed the water and dead. off Tuesday on a deal to close the Smith, who is a Clayton keep in office a top local official Central Coast facility many years County public school teacher, who had denied the occupiers earlier than its operators had was arrested and charged with access to a county building. previously sought. second-degree murder and sec- “I feel so good about the out- The State Lands Commission    ond-degree cruelty to children. It come,” Harney County Judge approved a lease allowing Pacific is unclear whether Smith has an Steve Grasty told The Associated Gas and Electric Co. to continue attorney. Press over the phone from the Dignified Services at operating the Diablo Canyon 
  Realistic Prices! Authorities have not released county courthouse in Burns. twin-reactor plant through the name of the drowned boy. “The voters have spoken. What’s 2415 Georgetown Road, NE important is to move ahead, see August 2025, a date the compa- WEATHER INFORMATION 473-2620 Judge to farmer: Stop using where is the common ground ... ny and environmental groups crushed eggshells as fertilizer People won’t always agree but we agreed to last week. Members BETHEL, N.Y. (AP) — A judge can find what we can work on turned down a proposed environ- has ordered an upstate New York together.” mental impact assessment, farmer to stop using eggshells as Grasty had faced the special which can take years, in part to fertilizer after neighboring busi- recall election Tuesday because meet the earlier termination nesses complained the smell and he refused to let the activists, date. clouds of flies drove away cus- who said they were protesting PG&E President Tony Earley tomers. federal land-use policies, use a told reporters last week the utili- The Times Herald-Record of county building to host a meet- ty will save more money closing Middletown reports Peter ing. Supporters of the recall say Diablo Canyon than running it Hofstee has been applying Grasty violated rights to free through 2044 as planned. crushed eggshells to his hay speech and freedom of assembly. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom said fields in the Sullivan County According to unofficial final keeping the plant open for nine town of Bethel since his usual results, 2,038 residents, or 70 years allows PG&E to avoid the fertilizer of liquid duck manure percent of votes cast, opposed mistakes of Edison International, was cut off by the supplier last recalling Grasty; 861 residents, which terminated its San Onofre summer. representing 30 percent of bal- nuclear generator in 2013 after The owners of a restaurant lots, voted to remove him. hundreds of abrupt layoffs. The and a distilling company adja- “Looks like a strong statement company largely replaced the cent to the fields took Hofstee to was made,” Harney County Clerk nuclear power with climate- court, saying the rotting Derrin E. “Dag” Robinson said. changing natural gas plants. eggshells caused an unbearable The first recall effort in this “Let’s not fail the plant,” stench and served as a source of high-desert county in 21 years Newsom said. “Let’s have the fly larvae. underscored divisions that conversation now about what A state Supreme Court judge remain more than four months that means to the workforce, ordered the farmer to remove his after the 41-day occupation what that means to the commu- eggshell stockpiles and rid his ended Feb. 11. nity, what that means to our fields of fly larvae. The group took over the refuge efforts to provide alternative Hofstee says the ruling will put in opposition to federal govern- energy sources at a competitive him out of business. ment overreach in the West, price.” Milwaukee woman added to where a lot of land managed by Tom Dalzell, business manag- the federal government. er of a union that represents 600 FBI’s ‘10 Most Wanted’ list Crews fighting blaze at train of the plant’s employees, said the MILWAUKEE (AP) — A agreement promises to retrain Milwaukee woman accused of collision site with 3 missing and transition employees away killing a pregnant woman is now DALLAS (AP) — Crews are from Diablo Canyon, avoiding a on the FBI’s “10 Most Wanted expected to work into the night precipitous change. Fugitives” list. fighting a blaze at the scene of a The bureau on Tuesday train collision in the Texas Lawmaker to woman: Buy kid’s announced the addition of 24- Panhandle where three people meds yourself; don’t ask state year-old Shanika Minor. are missing. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A Minor is wanted in the March Floodlights were brought to state representative told a shooting death of 23-year-old the crash site near the town of Mississippi woman she should Tamecca Perry. Perry’s unborn Panhandle late Tuesday night. earn money for the insulin and child also died in the shooting. Flames were blocking efforts to insulin pump supplies that her Authorities say Minor shot search the wreckage for the diabetic 8-year-old daughter Perry, who was within a week of missing crew members. needs to survive instead of ask- giving birth, after a confrontation The two BNSF Railway freight ing for state help. over loud music at the duplex trains were on the same track Nicole Nichols of Richland told where Minor’s mother also lived. Tuesday when they collided. The Clarion-Ledger she was Minor fled after the shooting BNSF spokesman Joe Faust says “flabbergasted” by the email from and has not been found. She is each train carried two crew Ocean Springs Republican Rep. described as African-American, members; one man jumped Jeffrey Guice. 5-foot-6 inches tall, weighing 165 before the collision. He was in Nichols said she emailed all pounds, of medium build with stable condition at a hospital. 122 state representatives after 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Medicare weighs changes to controversial plan on cancer meds WASHINGTON (AP) — Trying to Patrick Conway told the Senate tion pull the plug. decisions. including consumer groups and “Why such a large, expansive salvage a controversial experiment Finance Committee his agency is “One of the most difficult things The new formula would combine primary care doctors, say critics demonstration?” he asked. to confront rising drug costs, the looking closely at comments it has to do in Congress is unite a 2.5 percent add-on with a flat fee are trying to scare beneficiaries. “I am concerned the scope of the Obama administration Tuesday received, and officials will deter- Republicans and Democrats on a for each day the drug is adminis- Medicare’s spending on doctor- current proposal seems broader hinted at modifications to an mine if any adjustments are need- topic ... and this demonstration tered. A control group of doctors administered “Part B” drugs has than is typical of a demonstration ambitious plan that would revamp ed before the plan is finalized. He project has done a very good job,” and hospitals would continue to be been growing by more than 8 per- project,” said Sen. Debbie Medicare payments. said the areas Medicare is review- observed Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. paid under the current system. cent a year, reaching an estimated Stabenow, D-Mich. Affected are those medications ing include the nationwide scope of Committee chairman Orrin Opponents say smaller, doctor- $22 billion last year. Republican senators said administered in a doctor’s office. the experiment, and its impact on Hatch, R-Utah, called the experi- owned clinics may no longer be The experiment could become Medicare is trying to disguise a That includes most chemotherapy rural areas and small medical ment “ill-conceived and likely to able to afford the upfront costs of permanent policy if it lowers costs policy change as an experiment. drugs, as well as injected and practices. harm beneficiaries.” cutting-edge medications. If that while maintaining quality. A sec- With months left in office, the infused drugs for macular degen- At Tuesday’s hearing Conway Medicare now pays doctors and happens, cancer patients will be ond wave of experimentation Obama administration will have to eration, rheumatoid arthritis, faced a solid wall of criticism from hospital outpatient clinics the forced to go to outpatient hospital would try to link what Medicare move quickly to make the some immune diseases and other Republican senators who want average sales price of a drug, plus clinics instead of their local spe- pays for a given drug to how well it Medicare payment change part of conditions. Cancer doctors want Medicare to withdraw the propos- a 6 percent add-on. Since 6 per- cialist for the latest drugs. In rural works. the president’s health care legacy. the administration to tear up its al. He got no help from Democrats, cent of a $15,000 drug is more areas, patients may have to travel But Democratic Sen. Tom Opponents in Congress, however, proposal. who have raised their own con- than 6 percent of a $3,000 drug, long distances to get to a hospital Carper of Delaware questioned would still have options, including Choosing his words carefully, cerns, while stopping short of some experts believe the formula clinic. why Medicare wants up to 75 per- a vote to disapprove of the regula- Medicare Deputy Administrator demanding that the administra- influences doctors’ prescribing Supporters of the proposal, cent of the country to be involved. tion. NOAA reminding people not to touch or pick up seal pups SEATTLE (AP) — As harbor seals are being born in the Pacific Northwest, marine mammal advocates up and down the West Coast are urging people not to touch or pick up pups that come up on beaches and shorelines to rest. At least five times this season, well-meaning people have illegal- ly picked up seal pups in Oregon and Washington thinking they were abandoned or needed help, but that interference ultimately resulted in two deaths, said Michael Milstein, a spokesman Bill Ingalls/NASA via AP with the National Oceanic and the SeCONd ANd FINAL qualification motor (QM-2) test for the Space Launch System's booster is Atmospheric Administration seen, Tuesday at Orbital ATK Propulsion Systems test facilities in Promontory, Utah. During the Space Fisheries. Launch System flight the boosters will provide more than 75 percent of the thrust needed to escape the It’s an ongoing issue along the entire West Coast, from Alaska to gravitational pull of the Earth, the first step on NASA's Journey to Mars. AP Photo/elaine thompson, File California, when people who IN thIS OCt. 12, 2011, file photo, a harbor seal pup rests on sea- think they’re doing the right thing end up stressing or harm- weed-covered rocks after coming in on the high tide in the West Booster rocket fires in key ing the animals instead, officials Seattle neighborhood of Seattle. As harbor seals are being born in say. the Pacific Northwest this time of year, marine mammal advocates State wildlife officials had to are urging people not to touch or pick up pups that come up on euthanize one harbor seal pup beaches and shorelines to rest. At least five times this season, well- NASA test for Mars missions last month after a woman picked meaning people have illegally picked up seal pups in Oregon and it up on a beach in Westport, Washington thinking they were abandoned or needed help, but that CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — won’t carry people. But a few the now-retired shuttle, noted Washington, and apparently car- interference ultimately resulted in two deaths, said Michael Milstein, NASA’s fireworks came early this years later, astronauts will climb former astronaut Charles ried it back to a house in a shop- year with a successful rocket test aboard for a flight near the moon. Precourt, an Orbital ATK vice a spokesman with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ping tote. The animal was unre- Administration. in Utah. Tuesday’s test was conducted president. sponsive and lethargic, Milstein On Tuesday, NASA fired a by Orbital ATK, the NASA con- Precourt said the team worked said. apparently,” Milstein said. Washington are investigating a booster intended to hoist astro- tractor that also made the small- nonstop over the past five weeks Another couple found a seal NOAA Fisheries has launched number of cases, including one nauts into true outer space. The er shuttle boosters for NASA. This to prepare for Tuesday’s mile- pup on the beach in Garibaldi, a “Share the Shore” campaign to in which a seal pup born prema- ground test lasted the full two 154-foot-long booster was hori- stone. “Really a delight,” he said. Oregon, and fearing the animal remind beachgoers to leave turely parked up on the beach minutes, and the early word is zontal and pointing toward a Noted NASA human explo- was abandoned, wrapped the marine mammals alone, to stay and a homeowner placed the ani- that everything went well. mountain near Promontory, ration chief William seal in a beach towel, put it in at least 100 yards away and mal in a tote and removed it, NASA plans to use the mega- Utah, when it spewed out flames Gerstenmaier, “We should all their car and placed it in their reduce other disturbances, such worried about bald eagles prey- rocket for trips to Mars in the and smoke — 3.6 million pounds enjoy this moment.” shower at home, said Kristin as keeping dogs on leashes. It’s ing on the seal and making a 2030s. of rocket thrust. —- Wilkinson, a NOAA Fisheries illegal to harass, disturb or try to mess on the beach, Wilkinson This is the second and final Each SLS rocket will have two Online: NASA: regional stranding coordinator. move young seals or other said. test-firing of the booster designed boosters along with four main http://www.nasa.gov/explo- Wildlife officers returned that marine mammals. Last month, a seal wasn’t ille- for NASA’s Space Launch System. engines. There ultimately will be ration/systems/sls/index.html seal to the beach, but it was dis- Wilkinson said they typically gally picked up but the pup was The debut launch from Florida’s 9 million pounds of thrust at Orbital ATK: http://www. covered dead the next day, she see six to 10 illegal animal han- killed after wildlife officials deter- Kennedy Space Center in 2018 liftoff, considerably more than orbitalatk.com/ said. That couple received a writ- dling cases a year, but this year mined that too much traffic and ten warning. they’re seeing them earlier in the people on the beach meant that In California last year, there season and within a wider area. the mother was not likely to Clock ticking, but tweaks in were at least 60 cases where peo- Harbor seal pups are born reunite with her pup. ple either illegally picked up or along the West Coast, typically In another case, a woman fed marine mammals, said from February to May in picked up a seal and briefly put it play for N. Carolina LGBT law Justin Greenman, NOAA’s assis- California and from spring to late in her car before someone else tant stranding coordinator for summer in the Northwest. They told her to put the animal back RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The win- Loretta Lynch, about the law as on the table. The discussion the state. Some of those animals use beaches, docks and other on the beach, said Marc Myrsell, dow is small and the legislative “state-sponsored discrimina- instead centers on the provision were re-released; others died in shoreline areas to rest, regulate who directs the Westport strategy tricky, but GOP leaders tion.” that prevents workers from suing care or had to be euthanized. their body temperatures or wait Aquarium and whose staff say there’s still a chance to change Hopes that North Carolina’s for employment discrimination in Selfies with seals or sea lions for their mothers, who typically responded to that incident. That the North Carolina law that GOP-led General Assembly state court. Republican Gov. Pat are also a growing problem, he are nearby but may not come pup returned to the water on its sparked a clash over transgender would completely erase the law McCrory, who signed House Bill 2 added. near the pups if there are too own. rights on the national stage. have withered, but some adjust- into law, wants that provision People’s impulse is to rush in many disturbances. Last week, a pup was handled The state law, known as House ments are possible before law- removed. and help, but it’s better to let Dr. Jeff Boehm, executive so extensively at a beach park Bill 2 and passed March 23, lim- makers end their annual session Any changes would probably nature run its course, Wilkinson director of The Marine Mammal that wildlife responders deter- ited anti-discrimination rules — if Republican leaders can get show up in legislation negotiated said. The risk in taking baby Center in Northern California, mined the constant human inter- that protect lesbian, gay, bisexu- the changes through without privately by House and Senate seals off the beach is that adult said so far this year 18 marine action permanently separated al and transgender people. In the opening the entire bill for debate. Republicans, possibly placed in a seals may abandon them. “The mammals have been brought to the pup from its mother. People portion of the bill that got the “We’re having discussions with “conference committee” report that best chance they have to survive his center because they were held the pup in their laps, cud- most attention nationwide, a number of folks, but so far is presented to both chambers for is to stay wild,” she said. harassed or illegally picked up. dled it and pet the animal for transgender men and women there’s nothing that’s been deter- one up-or-down vote, with no Last month, in a case that gar- Most were eventually released many hours, she added. That were directed to use public rest- mined,” House Speaker Tim Moore amendments allowed. Or, it could nered national attention, a into the wild after being treated seal was eventually taken to a rooms corresponding with the said. “I think that we may look at be placed in a previously unrelated Canadian man and his son but three have died. rehabilitation facility. sex on their birth certificates. some tweaks to the law, it’s cer- bill before the session ends. loaded a bison calf into their SUV “These animals have an innate With rehabilitation, “you’re The legislation has remained tainly nothing that would make That could allow Republicans to at Yellowstone National Park charm. When you see one on the giving them a second start, but intact since then, despite nation- the Obama administration proba- avoid debate and votes on because they thought it was an beach, they just draw you in. you might not be giving them all al protests, the arrests of dozens bly happy.” Democratic proposals to repeal abandoned newborn that would They’re small. They’re vulnera- the tools they need,” said Dr. Joe of demonstrators at North GOP lawmakers have floated House Bill 2 altogether. GOP law- die without their help. The calf ble,” he said, but people should Gaydos, a wildlife veterinarian Carolina’s Legislative Building, a the outlines of a proposal, and makers in swing districts would later had to be euthanized really pause, take a step back with SeaDoc Society. “They federal lawsuit against the state, some are discussing potential prefer not to subject themselves to because it couldn’t be reunited and call local authorities who probably have a much better and strong words from officials, changes privately. Changing the that kind of vote entering the fall with its herd. know best what to do with them. chance if they stay with their including U.S. Attorney General bathroom portion of the law is not campaign. “This is our Northwest version, NOAA wildlife officers in moms.” Can you hear them now? New buoy listens for singing whales MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — the sea floor. The frame features be helpful as the federal govern- Scientists have deployed a buoy high-tech listening devices con- ment and New York state consider 22 miles off the coast of New York’s nected to an underwater micro- placing a massive wind energy Fire Island to monitor several phone. farm offshore in the coming years. species of great whales in “near The devices will focus on obtain- The buoy has been placed inside real-time.” The high-tech acoustic ing data on the sounds of several what is called the New York Bight, device will eavesdrop on the songs species of baleen whales because which features busy shipping of the whales to better understand they are endangered, said Dr. lanes and lucrative fishing and safeguard their movements Mark Baumgartner of the Woods grounds. The Bight is home to near two busy shipping lanes Hole Oceanographic Institution. seven species of great whales, entering New York Harbor. The data will be transmitted back including the humpback whale — “We know they’re there, but we to scientists in near real-time, for known for its acrobatics and long, know very little about them,” said analysis within about two hours, haunting songs — and the blue Dr. Howard Rosenbaum, director Rosenbaum said. whale. The highly endangered of Wildlife Conservation Society’s The buoy also will collect the North Atlantic right whale — one Ocean Giants Program. His New sounds of other whales, but that of the world’s rarest whale species York-based organization, in collab- information will be archived in the — migrates through New York oration with the New York listening devices at the bottom of waters, and fin, sei, minke and Aquarium, has teamed with the the sea and analyzed when the sperm whales also have been seen Woods Hole Oceanographic buoy is retrieved after a year, or heard, the scientists said. Institution in Massachusetts on Baumgartner said. Similar buoys were deployed off Julie Larsen Maher/Wildlife Conservation Society via AP the research project. The scientists noted that all the coasts of Massachusetts and IN thIS SePt. 28, 2014 photo provided by the Wildlife Conservation Society, two humpback whales Scientists last week deployed whales rely on their acoustic envi- Maine earlier this year, and a dive inside what is called the New York Bight, with the New York City skyline in the background. Scientists the buoy, which is four feet in ronment to socialize and navigate, Cornell University project has diameter with a mast standing six and they are vulnerable to under- deployed near real-time buoys in have deployed a high-tech acoustic buoy in the Bight 22 miles off the coast of New York's Fire Island to feet above the sea surface south of water noise, ship strikes and fish- shipping lanes near Boston to help monitor several species of great whales in “near real-time” The high-tech acoustic device will eavesdrop Long Island. The buoy is connect- ing gear entanglements. protect the animals from ship on the songs of the whales to better understand and safeguard their movements near two busy shipping ed by “stretch hoses” to a weighted The research collected could strikes in that area, Baumgartner lanes entering New York Harbor. frame that sits 125 feet below on help prevent ship strikes, and may said. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 11 WEDNESDAY

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President Obama praises Summitt as a role model to millions of Americans “Nobody walked off a col- “Pat learned early on that lege basketball court victori- everyone should be treated ous more times than the same. When she would Tennessee’s Pat Summitt. For play basketball against her four decades, she outworked older brothers in the family her rivals, made winning an barn, they didn’t treat her attitude, loved her players any differently and certainly like family, and became a role didn’t go easy on her. Later, model to millions of her Hall of Fame career Americans, including our two would tell the story of the his- daughters. Her unparalleled toric progress toward equality success includes never in American athletics that recording a losing season in she helped advance. Pat 38 years of coaching, but started playing college hoops also, and more importantly, a before Title IX and started 100 percent graduation rate coaching before the NCAA among her players who com- recognized women’s basket- pleted their athletic eligibili- ball as a sport. When she ty. Her legacy, however, is took the helm at Tennessee measured much more by the as a 22-year-old, she had to generations of young women wash her players’ uniforms; and men who admired Pat’s by the time Pat stepped down intense competitiveness and as the Lady Vols’ head coach, character, and as a result her teams wore eight champi- found in themselves the con- onship rings and had cut contributed photo fidence to practice hard, play down nets in sold-out stadi- WALKeR VALLeY QUARTeRBAcK Kolten Gibson, second from right, is observed by Peyton Manning, right, during a drill at the harder, and live with courage ums. Manning Passing Academy in Thibodaux, La. on and off the court. As Pat “Pat was a patriot who once said in recalling her earned Olympic medals for achievements, ‘What I see are America as a player and a not the numbers. I see their Mustang duo spends weekend with Mannings faces.’ See SUMMITT, Page 13 By SARALYN NORKUS mean who gets to meet Peyton Manning and Banner Sports Writer play with him?” Eslinger was able to work with a fair share A weekend in Louisiana just might prove to of big names, too. be the highlight of the summer for Walker “I got to work with a former UT Vol, Charles Valley quarterback Kolten Gibson and wide Davis — He was a DB there. He was really receiver Zach Eslinger. nice, a great guy. I learned a lot from him too, The QB and receiver journeyed to he was a good coach. That was a great expe- Thibodaux this past weekend to take part in rience for me,” Eslinger began. “I got to work the 21st Annual Manning Passing Academy, with some college quarterbacks and they which was held at Nicholls State University. threw it to me a little bit. Baker Mayfield, The Manning Passing Academy is consid- eslinger Gibson Josh Dobbs — I got to work with a bunch of ered to be one of the top camps in the coun- 8:30 to 11 and then a practice from 2 to 4. them.” try for high school athletes and was an After that it would be a 7-on-7 thing. Working with the college players, who serve opportunity that both Gibson and Eslinger Repetition was big, they kept doing drills over as MPA coaches, proved to be very beneficial were glad to take advantage of. and over,” Gibson detailed. “Playing in the 7- for the pair. Arriving in Louisiana on Thursday, the on-7 tournament at the end was a lot of fun. “Everyday just do your best to get better,” Mustang duo was instantly introduced to Everybody got to play receiver, quarterbacks Eslinger stated. “It was a great experience to their greatest hardship of the weekend — the got to play receiver and defense, it was just learn from all of these college people — I have heat. While they were in Thibodaux, the tem- fun.” to take advantage of it.” perature never fell below 95 degrees. While Gibson enjoyed working with The other high point for the QB and receiv- “It was very hot — you walked outside and University of Minnesota quarterback Mitch er was getting to play together in the 7-on-7 AP photo PResidenT BARAcK oBAMA awards Pat Summitt, former it was like ‘Oh my gosh.’ You just wanted to Leidner and Murray State quarterback KD tournament. go back inside,” Gibson said. Tennessee basketball head coach, the Presidential Medal of Humphries, the icing on the cake came when “He actually threw a touchdown to me,” “Just by walking to the fields I was already Peyton Manning worked with his group. Eslinger declared. “It was really neat.” Freedom in the East Room of the White House in Washington, drenched in sweat,” Eslinger added. “It was awesome. He only went to a couple “Two touchdowns,” Gibson added. in this May 2012 file photo. Summitt, the winningest coach in The deep south heat wasn’t enough to dis- of groups and we were lucky enough (to be (Editor’s note: Former Cleveland quarter- Division I college basketball history who uplifted the women’s tract the two from the valuable experiences one of them). He worked with us on some back and recent Arkansas State transfer Chad game from obscurity to national prominence during her career presented at the MPA, which came to a close drops, three-step drops and quick hits and Voytik returned to the MPA for the second time at Tennessee, died Tuesday morning. on Sunday. stuff like that. I feel like I learned a lot from as a coach. A story with his MPA experiences “We’d have a practice in the morning from him,” Gibson said. “It was great experience, I will be in Thursday’s issue of the Banner.) Chamique Holdsclaw summitt will ‘always be my superhero’

By CHAMIQUE HOLDSCLAW coach she was so much more as a to make sure I was ok and getting person. No matter what I was the medical attention I needed. I remember the first time I met going through during and after my When I lost my grandmother, coach Summitt. My grandmother college playing days, she was when I was really struggling with and I were in awe there for me. I my mental illness, whenever I of how powerful remember when needed her, she was there for me. and sharp she I first was hav- When she first went public with was in person “She was something ing issues in col- her battle with dementia, our UT when she came like a superhero to me. lege, she met family rallied around her, but we to my projects in In the face of adversity with me and told all believed that if anyone could Astoria, New she never showed me, “You have to beat the odds it would be coach York, to recruit weakness, she never do what makes Summitt. me to UT. backed down.” you happy.” She She was something like a She promised — Chamique got me the help I superhero to me. In the face of me three things Holdsclaw needed. adversity she never showed weak- that day: I would When things ness, she never backed down. Photo provided graduate college, spiraled out of Even up until these final days, FoRMeR BRAdLeY cenTRAL and University of Tennessee All-American Jody Adams-Birch, center, I would always control when I was in D.C., having she lived up to her promise to me was the starting point guard for coach Pat Summitt, right, when the Lady Vols won the 1991 NCAA have my family and sisterhood at these blackouts and things, coach and I’m sure to so many others. I National Championship. UT, and that she would always be Summitt was knocking at my went to Knoxville this weekend there for me. door. She spent time talking with with a heavy heart. I had received As amazing as she was as a me after the season. She wanted word that coach Summitt’s health Adams-Birch shares Summitt tribute was declining rapidly. I did not know how I would feel when I saw By JOE CANNON wife and mother in her career. 6. She wanted you to reach her. Banner Assistant Sports Editor We all know how much extra your GREATNESS and held you When I arrived, I was over- time and energy she gave us as ACCOUNTABLE to that whelmed by the love and outpour- A tremendous sense of loss and players, coaches and others 7. She was THANKFUL and ing of support for coach Summitt. expressions of gratitude have throughout the world. So, being a taught you to pay it forward My UT family was there sharing poured in from across the nation former player and now a coach, I 8. She was HUMBLE but CON- stories, laughing, crying, wanting over the life and impact of former want to say thank you for allowing FIDENT because she knew she to be there for the woman that Lady Vol coach Pat Summitt, but us to be an extension of your fam- would out work you and taught had never let them down. I spent for some of Bradley ily and sharing that pre- you to do the same some time with her and I thanked County’s own, her love cious time and energy of 9. She taught you to LOVE and her for everything she has done and spirit hold special Pat with us. take care of what you invested in, for me and for every other life that meaning. There’s no doubt she so you would keep growing! she touched. People came from far One of those greatly rubbed off on us! 10. She changed the world and and wide to be there in her pres- influenced by Summitt is My COACH, My MEN- the game of basketball. One by ence for one last time, hoping for former Bradley Central TOR and My FRIEND one, 161 players she changed our the best, but preparing for the All-American Jody 1. Her VISION was life worst. If anyone could pull out a Adams-Birch, the cur- huge for you Thank you Pat for trusting a lit- miracle it would be coach rent head coach at 2. Pat could ENERGIZE tle 5-foot-4 kid from Cleveland, Summitt. But the miracle was her Wichita State University. and MOTIVATE you to do Tenn., to be a part of the Lady Vol life and her legacy. Her incredible She has posted the fol- anything family. We know we are a chosen journey and the lives that she lowing tribute to her Adams-Birch 3. She BELIEVED in few. Your legacy will continue to touched on and off the court. Her mentor and former you live through all of us! AP photo impact on the world is far greater coach: 4. She CARED so she did R.I.P. You are whole again. Tennessee heAd coAch Pat Summitt talks with Chamique than the game of basketball. She “My condolences go out to the MORE for you and told you the I love you Coach!” Holdsclaw on the bench as Holdsclaw ices her knees in the final min- will forever and always be my entire Summitt family and a never TRUTH (which hurt sometimes) Having played in Knoxville from utes of a game against Florida at the SEC women’s tournament in superhero. ending appreciation for you all 5. She was a FIERCE COM- Chattanooga, in this February 1999 file photo. Thank you coach Pat Summitt. supporting your daughter, sister, PETITOR See TRIBUTE, Page 13 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD Bear ace named All-Stater

By JOE CANNON plete games this past season teammates this past season. He Banner Assistant Sports Editor with a trio of shutouts, plus a drew 10 walks and struck out no-hitter against Baylor. just eight times in 99 plate Another local athlete has been In 63 innings on the bump, he appearances. recognized for his abilities on the struck out 76, walked 14 and “Brandon deserves all the trib- field of play, being selected as an plunked another 11. He gave up ute he gets,” proclaimed Bradley All-State performer by the just 37 hits and only seven head coach Travis Adams. He Tennessee Sports Writers earned runs for a 0.78 ERA and worked very hard in the offsea- Association. an .810 WHIP. son and had a tremendous year Bradley Central pitching ace When not toeing the rubber, for us. Brandon Thompson was one of Thompson patrolled right field “He has a great determination just a dozen players named to and gunned down three runners and fight for his team,” the the Class AAA honor squad this at the plate trying to score on District 5-AAA Coach of the Year week. sacrifice flies, plus threw out a continued. “He’s a first class The 6-foot-2, 210-pounder runner at first base who thought family guy that turns into a helped lead the Bears to a 28-7 he had a clean hit until ‘team before me guy.’ He mark, their most wins since the Thompson came up quickly and deserves every award he gets. 2007 Bradley team went to the fired a bullet to first base for the He’s earned it. We are so proud TSSAA State Tournament in a out. of him.” 32-win season. The Cleveland State signee Thompson and fellow pitching The big right-hander went 10- also paced the Bears at the plate ace Gunnar Norwood were voted 1 on the mound, with his lone with a .412 batting average, .490 by the 5-AAA coaches as the Co- loss coming in a 1-0 battle on base percentage and a 1.027 District Players of the Year as the AP photo against Stewart’s Creek in the slugging percentage. pair lead the Bears to an unde- feated league record during the ATLANTA BRAVES base runner Emilio Bonifacio scores in the sixth inning Tuesday night against TSSAA Sectional Playoff. Thompson drilled 10 doubles the Cleveland Indians, in Atlanta. Thompson tossed eight com- in his 33 hits and drove in 28 regular season. Also making the TSWA All- State team from the district was Soddy-Daisy standout Tre Carter, who was taken by the Indians beat Braves, San Diego Padres in the 11th round of the Major League Baseball’s First Year Player Draft earlier this month. hold longest winning Meigs County pitcher Walker Malone was on the group’s Class A All-State list. The Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association have yet to streak in 34 years release their all-state teams. Polk County standouts ATLANTA (AP) — Corey Kluber strikeouts. Braves interim manager Brian Hannah Triplett and Aubrie insists no one in the Cleveland Cleveland began the day lead- Snitker and outfielder Jeff Bowman were named to the clubhouse is talking about the ing second-place Kansas City by Francoeur, who was not playing, Tennessee Softball Coaches Indians’ longest winning streak five games in the AL Central. came out of the dugout to argue. Association’s Class AA honor list in 34 years. Arodys Vizcaino (1-3) walked Bench coach Terry Pendleton earlier this month. Outside those walls, however, Tyler Naquin to open the ninth pulled Francoeur back to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State Baseball Team the Indians are big news as the and then walked Juan Uribe on dugout. Class AAA hottest team in the majors. four pitches. With pinch-runner “I felt like I beat the throw,” C: Hunter Goodman, Arlington IF: Duncan Pence, Farragut Carlos Santana hit a tie-break- Rajai Davis at first base, and one Inciarte said. “He didn’t even IF: Drew Benefield, Siegel ing single in Cleveland’s three- out, Santana’s single to right field have the ball. I don’t know what Banner file photo, JOE CANNON IF: Tate Kolwyck, Arlington run ninth inning, Kluber allowed drove in Naquin. they’re doing in New York. I don’t IF: Bryson Ford, Bearden RECENT BRADLEY CENTRAL graduate Brandon Thompson has OF: Ryder Green, Hardin Valley only three hits in eight innings Braves shortstop Erick Aybar know what the deal is.” been named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s Class OF: Wil Dalton, Summit and the Indians beat the Atlanta mishandled Francisco Lindor’s Umpire Jerry Layne, who left OF: Tre Carter, Soddy Daisy AAA All-State Baseball Team. The Cleveland State signee helped UT: Austin Steel, Stewarts Creek Braves 5-3 on Tuesday night for grounder for an error, allowing Monday night’s game in the lead the Bears to a return to the TSSAA Sectional playoffs as the P: Zach Linginfelter, Sevier County their 11th straight win. Davis to score. Jose Ramirez eighth inning after he was hit by P: Jacob Key, Siegel The winning streak is added a run-scoring single up the a foul tip from Markakis behind team’s leading hitter, as well as being dominant on the mound. P: Brandon Thompson, Bradley Central. Cleveland’s longest since 11 middle. the plate, was at Turner Field on straight from May 23-June 4, Atlanta’s Jace Peterson hit a Tuesday but was held out of the Thursday’s Games Mobile at Montgomery, 8:05 p.m. 1982 and also the longest in the homer off Cody Allen in the game. He was staggered when the ON AIR L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 6-5) at Milwaukee (Davies 5- majors this season. ninth, giving him a nine-game foul tip hit his jaw beyond the 3), 2:10 p.m. The unflappable Kluber didn’t hitting streak. area covered by his mask. It was Sports on TV Cincinnati (Finnegan 3-6) at Washington (Gonzalez GOLF Wednesday, June 29 3-7), 7:05 p.m. sound impressed. Freddie Freeman added a triple not known if Layne will work COLLEGE BASEBALL Chicago Cubs (Lackey 7-4) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 7-3), World Golf Ranking “No one is really talking about off the center-field wall before Wednesday night’s game. 8 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Through June 26 ESPN — NCAA Division I, College World Series champi- Miami (Chen 4-2) at Atlanta (Teheran 3-7), 7:10 1. Jason Day AUS 13.51 the winning streak,” Kluber said. Allen ended the game on Nick UP NEXT onship, Game 3, Coastal Carolina vs. Arizona (if necessary), 2. Jordan Spieth USA 10.96 at Omaha, Neb. p.m. 3. Dustin Johnson USA 9.55 “We realize we are playing well Markakis’ fly ball to left field for Indians: RHP Danny Salazar GOLF Kansas City (Young 2-7) at St. Louis (Leake 5-5), 4. Rory McIlroy NIR 9.18 3 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 5. Henrik Stenson SWE 7.29 right now. We’re just trying to his 15th save. (9-3, 2.40) will bring the AL’s sec- GOLF — PGA of America, PGA Professional Championship, San Francisco (Bumgarner 8-4) at Oakland 6. Bubba Watson USA 7.28 keep that going. Ultimately an “Cody didn’t get rattled and he ond-lowest ERA into what will final round, at Verona, N.Y. (Overton 1-0), 10:05 p.m. 7. Rickie Fowler USA 6.74 4:30 a.m. (Thursday) American League 8. Adam Scott AUS 6.60 11-game game winning streak got the out,” Indians manager probably be the Indians’ final GOLF — European PGA Tour, 100th Open de France, first 9. Danny Willett ENG 6.45 round, at Paris East Division 10. Justin Rose ENG 5.55 doesn’t mean much if you don’t Terry Francona said. game at Turner Field on MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WLPct GB 11. Sergio Garcia ESP 5.39 continue to build the momentum Ender Inciarte’s two-run single Wednesday night. He lost to the 1 p.m. Baltimore 46 30 .605 — 12. Branden Grace SAF 5.32 MLB — Miami at Detroit OR Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Boston 42 35 .545 4½ 13. Patrick Reed USA 4.97 that you have.” in the sixth tied the game. Braves on Aug. 27, 2013 in his (12:30 p.m.) Toronto 42 37 .532 5½ 14. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.70 The Indians won 12 straight in Atlanta right-hander Matt fifth major league start. 4 p.m. New York 37 39 .487 9 15. Brooks Koepka USA 4.35 MLB — Baltimore at San Diego (joined in progress) OR 16. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.31 1922. The longest streaks in Wisler set a career high with nine Braves: RHP Joel De La Cruz Philadelphia at Arizona (3:30 p.m.) Tampa Bay 32 44 .421 14 17. Matt Kuchar USA 4.05 7 p.m. Central Division 18. Jim Furyk USA 3.93 franchise history were 13 games strikeouts while allowing two will be called up from Triple-A ESPN2 — N.Y. Mets at Washington W L Pct GB 19. Zach Johnson USA 3.92 SWIMMING Cleveland 46 30 .605 — 20. Phil Mickelson USA 3.89 in 1942 and 1951. runs on six hits in six innings. Gwinnett for his major league 7 p.m. Kansas City 40 36 .526 6 21. J.B. Holmes USA 3.82 Kluber (8-7) didn’t allow a hit A review confirmed Inciarte debut. De La Cruz is 1-3 with a NBCSN — U.S. Olympic Trials, Qualifying heats: Men’s Detroit 39 38 .506 7½ 22. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.74 100-meter free & 200-meter breast, women’s 200-meter fly, 23. Chris Wood ENG 3.66 through five innings. The right- was out on a close play at first 4.74 ERA in 21 appearances with at Omaha, Neb. (same-day tape) Chicago 38 39 .494 8½ 24. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.64 8 p.m. Minnesota 25 51 .329 21 25. Shane Lowry IRL 3.58 hander allowed two runs on three after Santana bobbled a grounder Gwinnett, and his ERA is 3.38 in NBC — U.S. Olympic Trials, Finals: Women’s 200-meter IM West Division 26. Russell Knox SCO 3.41 hits and one walk with seven before tossing to Allen at the bag. five starts. & 200-meter free, men’s 200-meter fly, at Omaha, Neb. W L Pct GB 27. Paul Casey ENG 3.37 TENNIS Texas 51 27 .654 — 28. Byeong-Hun An KOR 3.37 7 a.m. Houston 41 37 .526 10 29. Kevin Kisner USA 3.32 ESPN — Wimbledon Championships, early rounds, at 30. Kevin Na USA 3.19 London Seattle 39 38 .506 31. Rafa Cabrera Bello ESP 3.18 11½ 32. Daniel Berger USA 3.10 Golf back in the Olympics after WNBA BASKETBALL 8 p.m. Oakland 34 43 .442 33. Bill Haas USA 3.09 NBA — New York at Minnesota 16½ 34. Justin Thomas USA 3.05 10 p.m. Los Angeles 32 46 .410 19 35. Lee Westwood ENG 2.94 NBA — Connecticut at Phoenix Tuesday’s Games 36. Charley Hoffman USA 2.92 112 years, but for how long? 37. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 2.92 Texas 7, N.Y. Yankees 1 38. Kevin Chappell USA 2.89 Boston 8, Tampa Bay 2 39. Marc Leishman AUS 2.87 ON TAP Cleveland 5, Atlanta 3 40. K.T. Kim KOR 2.82 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — For the Ten eligible players over the major champion with the broad- Detroit 7, Miami 5 41. Emiliano Grillo ARG 2.79 longest time, golf’s biggest last two months have pulled out est global appeal among young Thursday, June 30 Minnesota 4, Chicago White Sox 0 42. Andy Sullivan ENG 2.78 SWIMMING 43. Scott Piercy USA 2.77 headache in preparing for a of the Olympics, six of the specif- stars, was the most prominent Stuart Heights at Aqua Tigers, 6 St. Louis 8, Kansas City 4 44. Jimmy Walker USA 2.76 Toronto 14, Colorado 9 45. Danny Lee NZL 2.70 return to the Olympics was get- ically citing concerns about the player to withdraw. That was Houston 7, L.A. Angels 1 46. William McGirt USA 2.64 Baltimore 11, San Diego 7 47. Soren Kjeldsen DEN 2.63 ting a new course built in Rio de Zika virus. The last week alone until Tuesday when Jason Day, BASEBALL Seattle 5, Pittsburgh 2 48. David Lingmerth SWE 2.54 Janeiro. was particularly devastating to a the No. 1 player in the world, Oakland 13, San Francisco 11 49. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 2.49 National League 50. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.47 That seems like a nuisance sport wanting to make a good said he would not be going. East Division Wednesday’s Games 51. Jason Dufner USA 2.42 WLPct GB Boston (Price 8-4) at Tampa Bay (Moore 3-5), 52. Harris English USA 2.38 compared with its next major impression after being gone from Shane Lowry and Branden Washington 46 32 .590 — 12:10 p.m. 53. Ryan Moore USA 2.33 hurdle. the games for 112 years. Miami 41 36 .532 4½ Miami (Koehler 6-6) at Detroit (Norris 0-0), 1:10 54. Martin Kaymer GER 2.29 55. Billy Horschel USA 2.26 Who’s going to play? Rory McIlroy, a four-time New York 40 36 .526 5 p.m. See GOLF, Page 13 Toronto (Sanchez 7-1) at Colorado (Anderson 0-1), 56. Smylie Kaufman USA 2.25 Philadelphia 34 45 .430 57. Thongchai Jaidee THA 2.24 12½ 3:10 p.m. 58. James Hahn USA 2.24 Atlanta 26 51 .338 Houston (Keuchel 4-9) at L.A. Angels (Weaver 6-6), 59. Chris Kirk USA 2.17 19½ 3:35 p.m. 59. Thorbjorn Olesen DEN 2.17 Central Division Baltimore (Gallardo 2-1) at San Diego (Friedrich 4- 61. Anirban Lahiri IND 2.17 WLPct GB 2), 3:40 p.m. 62. Jaco Van Zyl SAF 2.16 LOCAL NOTES Texas (Martinez 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-2), 63. Joost Luiten NED 2.06 Chicago 50 26 .658 — 64. Thomas Pieters BEL 2.04 St. Louis 40 36 .526 10 7:05 p.m. 65. Gary Woodland USA 2.04 Pittsburgh 37 41 .474 14 Cleveland (Salazar 9-3) at Atlanta (De La Cruz 0-0), 66. Robert Streb USA 2.03 7:10 p.m. 67. Webb Simpson USA 2.02 BASEBALL BEAR BASKETBALL CAMP For registration and payments, visit www.leesoccer.com For Milwaukee 34 42 .447 16 The Bradley Central Bear Basketball Camp will be held more information, contact Luidgi Beauzille at lbeauzile@lee- Cincinnati 29 49 .372 22 Minnesota (Nolasco 3-5) at Chicago White Sox 68. Ryan Palmer USA 2.01 LEE YOUTH CAMPS 69. Jamie Donaldson WAL 1.99 Lee University baseball will offer a couple of camp ses- in Jim Smiddy Arena July 18-20, from 9 a.m. until noon each university.edu or Amy Cooley at [email protected]. West Division (Shields 2-9), 8:10 p.m. day. With instruction by the Bear coaching staff and players, Kansas City (Volquez 7-7) at St. Louis (Martinez 7- 70. Patton Kizzire USA 1.98 sions for area youth this summer. The second session for SOFTBALL WLPct GB 71. Fabian Gomez ARG 1.97 ages 8-17 will be held July 5-7. The camp will be an the camps is for players age 6-14. For more information San Francisco 49 30 .620 — 5), 8:15 p.m. 72. Victor Dubuisson FRA 1.97 advanced hitting, pitching and catching camp. The 9 a.m.- about the camp contact coaches Chuck Clark WVHS SOFTBALL TRYOUTS Los Angeles 43 36 .544 6 San Francisco (Peavy 4-6) at Oakland (Manaea 2- 73. Rikard Karlberg KOR 1.93 noon sessions will be on hitting. From 1-3 p.m. instructions ([email protected]) or Patrick Spangler (pspan- Tryouts for the 2016-17 Walker Valley Lady Mustangs 4), 10:05 p.m. 74. Jeunghun Wang KOR 1.92 will be given on pitching and catching. The cost of the camp [email protected]). softball team will be held July 11, and July 18 from 5-6:30 Colorado 37 40 .481 11 KILBY INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of WVHS. Young Arizona 36 44 .450 Pittsburgh (Taillon 1-1) at Seattle (Miley 6-3), 10:10 75. Scott Hend AUS 1.91 is $70 for hitting, $55 for pitching or catching and $110 for p.m. PGA Tour Schedule-Winners taking part in both sessions. Coach Mark Brew and staff will Individual basketball instruction for male and female ele- ladies interested in playing for Walker Valley need to be at 13½ Oct. 15-18 — Frys.com Open (Emiliano Grillo) be conducting the camps and each campers will receive a T- mentary, middle school, high school and post graduate ath- one of these dates. Participants must bring proof of having San Diego 33 45 .423 Thursday’s Games letes is being offered by former Junior College and passed a physical to participate. For more information, con- Texas (Griffin 3-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 3-7), Oct. 22-25 — Shriners Hospital for Children Open (Smylie shirt. For more information, contact Brew at 614-8638 or 15½ Kaufman) email [email protected]. University coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of tact coach Lauren Limburg at head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience in [email protected] or (423)336-1383. Tuesday’s Games 1:05 p.m. Oct. 29-Nov. 1 — CIMB Classic (Justin Thomas) BASEBALL INSTRUCTION junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. For OMS SOFTBALL TRYOUTS Minnesota (Milone 0-2) at Chicago White Sox Nov. 5-8 — Sanderson Farms Championship (Peter Cleveland State Community College assistant baseball Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 0 more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. Tryouts for the 2016 Ocoee Middle School Lady Colts (Rodon 2-6), 2:10 p.m. Malnati) coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruction and Chicago Cubs 7, Cincinnati 2, 15 innings softball team will be held July 11, and July 18 from 6:30-8:30 Nov. 5-8 — WGC-HSBC Champions (Russell Knox) lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons will be Cleveland 5, Atlanta 3 Cleveland (Carrasco 3-2) at Toronto (Dickey 5-8), FISHING p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of WVHS. Tryouts Nov. 12-15 — OHL Classic at Mayakoba (Graeme offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, catching, 7:07 p.m. CLEVELAND BASSMASTERS are closed. Parents are welcome to pick up their daughter at Detroit 7, Miami 5 McDowell) infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times and pricing, Detroit (Zimmermann 9-4) at Tampa Bay (Odorizzi The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday of 8:30 p.m. Young ladies interested in playing for Ocoee L.A. Dodgers 6, Milwaukee 5 Nov. 19-22 — RSM Classic (Kevin Kisner) contact coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email rfos- each month at South Cleveland United Methodist Church at Middle need to be at one of these dates. Participants must St. Louis 8, Kansas City 4 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Dec. 3-6 — Hero World Challenge (Bubba Watson) [email protected]. Kansas City (Young 2-7) at St. Louis (Leake 5-5), 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes boaters and non- bring proof of having passed a physical to participate. For Toronto 14, Colorado 9 Dec. 10-12 — Franklin Templeton Shootout (Jason Dufner- BASKETBALL boaters and are associated with FLW. The club fishes and 7:15 p.m. Brandt Snedeker) more information, contact coach April Richards at ocoeemid- Philadelphia 4, Arizona 3 MARTY ROWE SKILLS & DRILLS CAMP holds tournament on Chickamauga Lake, Nickajack Lake, [email protected] or (423)476-0630. San Francisco (Bumgarner 8-4) at Oakland Jan. 7-10 — Hyundai Tournament of Champions (Jordan The Marty Rowe Skills & Drills Basketball Camp will be Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Baltimore 11, San Diego 7 Spieth) TENNIS Seattle 5, Pittsburgh 2 (Overton 1-0), 10:05 p.m. held at Lee University’s Walker Arena June 27-July 1st: 9 Dues for the Bassmasters are $35 quarterly. Other fees Jan. 14-17 — Sony Open, Honolulu (Fabian Gomez) CCC SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS Oakland 13, San Francisco 11 Baltimore (Tillman 10-1) at Seattle (Walker 3-6), a.m.–4 p.m. (Early drop off, late pick up available, Friday the include $35 FLW joining fee, $8 insurance, $20 per year for Jan. 21-24 — CareerBuilder Challenge (Jason Dufner) 1st ends at noon). The camp is for girls ages 5-16 at a cost biggest largemouth or smallmouth bass and $15 for tourna- Cleveland Country Club Tennis Pro Grace Caruthers will Wednesday’s Games 10:10 p.m. Jan. 28-Feb. 1 — Farmers Insurance Open (Brandt Southern League of $135 and includes camp instruction, daily lunch, t-shirts, ment largemouth or smallmouth prize. For more information, be directing the CCC Summer Tennis Camps for members Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 5-6) at Cincinnati (Reed Snedeker) and prizes. Sibling discounts available, Contact contact Dewayne Lowe at (423) 715-5772. and non-members alike. The six-week sessions are current- North Division Feb. 4-7 — Waste Management Phoenix Open (Hideki 0-1), 12:35 p.m. WLPct. GB [email protected] or [email protected] or call FOOTBALL ly running Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through July Matsuyama) 29. Group 1 is for ages 4-6 and will meet from 9-9:45 a.m. Miami (Koehler 6-6) at Detroit (Norris 0-0), 1:10 Montgomery (Rays) 41.800 — 423-614-8452 for more information. CLEVELAND CAMP OF CHAMPIONS Feb. 11-14 — AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am each day, while Group 2 will go from 10 a.m. until noon for p.m. Birmingham (White Sox) 32.600 1 LADY FLAMES ELITE CAMP The 16th annual Camp of Champions will be held July (Vaughn Taylor) ages 7-10. The middle and high school age participants will Tennessee (Cubs) 32.600 1 The Lady Flames Elite Camp 11-14 at Cleveland High School’s Benny Monroe Stadium. Toronto (Sanchez 7-1) at Colorado (Anderson 0-1), Feb. 18-21 — Northern Trust Open (Bubba Watson) have a 1-3 p.m. session each of the 18 days. To register or Chattanooga (Twins) 32.600 1 (www.ladyflameselite.com) will be held at Lee University’s This camp, which is for third through eighth graders players, 3:10 p.m. Feb. 25-28 — The Honda Classic (Adam Scott) to get more information on the cost and camps got to Jackson (Mariners) 23.400 2 Walker Arena, July 2 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Advanced skill is run by Cleveland Middle and High School coaches and Baltimore (Gallardo 2-1) at San Diego (Friedrich 4- March 3-6 — WGC-Cadillac Championship (Adam Scott) www.clevelandcountryclub.org/tennisschedule. South Division instruction and high level competition as well as exposure to runs from 9 a.m. until noon. The cost to attend is $75 and 2), 3:40 p.m. March 10-13 — Valspar Championship (Charl Schwartzel) numerous college coaches. Camp is for upcoming sopho- WLPct. GB March 17-20 — Arnold Palmer Invitational (Jason Day) sign-up forms can be picked up at the CMS main office or VOLLEYBALL Philadelphia (Eflin 0-2) at Arizona (Bradley 3-3), Mississippi (Braves) 32.600 — mores, juniors and seniors serious about playing college you can sign up the day of the camp at CHS. Sign-ups will March 23-27 — WGC-Match Play Championship (Jason basketball. The cost is $100. For more information and to WVHS VOLLEYBALL CAMP 3:40 p.m. Mobile (Diamondbacks) 23.400 1 Day) start at 8:15 a.m. If you need more info call Coach Mike The 2016 Walker Valley Lady Mustangs Volleyball N.Y. Mets (Verrett 3-4) at Washington (Scherzer 8- Pensacola (Reds) 23.400 1 register go to www.ladyflameselite.com. Contact jspan- March 24-27 — Puerto Rico Open (Tony Finau) [email protected] with any questions. Connolly at 504-5519. Camp for girls entering third through eighth grades will be 5), 7:05 p.m. Jacksonville (Marlins) 23.400 1 March 31-April 3 — Shell Houston Open (Jim Herman) held July 25-27 from 12-2 p.m. At Ocoee Middle School. The Biloxi (Brewers) 14.200 2 BUBBA SMITH BASKETBALL CAMP GOLF Cleveland (Salazar 9-3) at Atlanta (De La Cruz 0-0), April 7-10 — The Masters (Danny Willett) New Lee University men’s basketball coach Bubba cost is $30 per camper. The camp will provide students the Wednesday’s Games April 14-17 — RBC Heritage (Branden Grace) SOCCER opportunity to learn and play volleyball in an informative and 7:10 p.m. Tennessee at Jacksonville, 12:05 p.m. Smith will be hosting a Skills and Drills Day Camp for boys L.A. Dodgers (Stewart 0-0) at Milwaukee (Guerra 4- April 21-24 — Valero Texas Open (Charley Hoffman) ages 5 to 16 will be July 11-14 in Walker Arena. Drop off LEE ID/HIGH SCHOOL CAMP fun environment. For more information, contact Judy Pruett Chattanooga at Pensacola, 7:30 p.m. April 28-May 2 — Zurich Classic (Brian Stuard) at (423)715-3483. 1), 8:10 p.m. Biloxi at Birmingham, 8:05 p.m. starts at 8:30 a.m. and pick up ends at 4:30 p.m. The daily The Lee women’s soccer coaching staff has announced May 5-8 — Wells Fargo Championship (James Hahn) schedule will consist of fundamental drills, fun and competi- plans for the ID/High School Camp for women soccer play- BCHS VOLLEYBALL CAMP Kansas City (Volquez 7-7) at St. Louis (Martinez 7- Mississippi at Jackson, 8:05 p.m. May 12-15 — The Players Championship (Jason Day) The Bradley Central Volleyball Camp will be held July Mobile at Montgomery, 8:05 p.m. tive games and contests, as well as team-game play. ers in grades 8-12 grades interested in the Lee University 5), 8:15 p.m. May 19-22 — AT&T Byron Nelson Championship (Sergio Flames coaches and players will be giving individual atten- women’s soccer program. The camp will offer an opportunity 12-14 at Jim Smiddy Arena for ages 7-14. The cost of the San Francisco (Peavy 4-6) at Oakland (Manaea 2- Thursday’s Games Garcia) camp is $50 with a sibling discount offered. Registration will Tennessee at Jacksonville, 7:05 p.m. tion and coaching throughout the week. Cost is $145. to showcase abilities to Lee and several other college 4), 10:05 p.m. May 26-29 — Dean & Deluca Invitational at Colonial (Jordan Registration is open online at www.leeflamesbasketball- coaches who will also be in attendance. The dates for the be held at 8:30 a.m. on the first day of the camp. Daily ses- Chattanooga at Pensacola, 7:30 p.m. Spieth) sions will run from 8:30-noon. For more information contact Pittsburgh (Taillon 1-1) at Seattle (Miley 6-3), 10:10 Biloxi at Birmingham, 8:05 p.m. camps.com or you can contact coach Smith or coach Rose camp are July 13-16. The cost of the camp is $375 including June 2-5 — Memorial Tournament (William McGirt) at 614-8460 or coach Cole Rose at 614-8061. all room and board. The cost for commuting players is $275. Christie McElhaney at (423) 309-8760 or email p.m. Mississippi at Jackson, 8:05 p.m. June 9-12— FedEx St. Jude Classic (Daniel Berger). [email protected]. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 13 Buddy Ryan dead at 82 (AP) — Buddy Ryan took a has seen,” said Bears chairman Oakland in the Super Bowl. He back seat to no one. Neither did George H. McCaskey. “He was then moved to the rival Bears, his fierce defenses that won two brilliant when it came to the X’s where he concocted the 46 Super Bowls. and O’s of the game, but what defense that overwhelmed the The pugnacious coach and made him special was his ability league with its aggressiveness defensive mastermind whose to create an unwavering confi- and unpredictability. twin sons have been successful dence in the players he coached. Ryan’s defenders, featuring NFL coaches, died Tuesday. He From the day he was hired in such Hall of Famers as line- was 82. 1978, his defenses bought into backer Mike Singletary and ends His death was confirmed by more than the scheme, they Dan Hampton and Richard Dent, the Buffalo Bills, where Rex bought into him and took on his came from all angles and was Ryan is the head coach and Rob personality. Buddy was brash, nearly impossible to budge on Ryan an assistant. James intelligent and tough.” the ground. Not that teams had Solano, Buddy Ryan’s agent, James David Ryan was a more success in the air, either. said he died in Kentucky but did Korean War veteran who went to “Some say the 46 is just an not give a cause. Ryan lived on a Oklahoma State, then earned a eight-man front,” said Ryan, who ranch in Shelbyville. master’s degree from Middle named the scheme after safety “His knowledge, passion for Tennessee State even while Doug Plank, who wore that num- football and the love he had for coaching. He got his first major ber. “That’s like saying Marilyn his players and coaches are traits job in the pros in New York, then Monroe is just a girl.” that have shaped and influenced of the AFL, in 1968. Ryan was Ryan and head coach Mike so many careers, including my the linebackers coach for the Joe Ditka often feuded during that own,” said Rams coach Jeff Namath-led Jets, a boastful, con- 15-1 season and Super Bowl Fisher, who played for and got his fident team that fit his personal- run. They nearly slugged it out at AP photo coaching start under Ryan. ity. halftime of Chicago’s only defeat, ArizonA CArdinAlS heAd CoACh Buddy Ryan watches his team during the first quarter of a Ryan was a linebackers coach Those Jets led the AFL in at Miami on a Monday night in game against the Los Angeles Rams in Anaheim, Calif., in this AP file photo. Buddy Ryan took a back for the 1968 champion New York defense in his first season on December. (Ryan would punch seat to no one. Neither did his fierce defenses, which won two Super Bowls. The pugnacious coach and Jets and coordinated the staff, then shocked the Colts in offensive coordinator Kevin defensive mastermind whose twin sons have been successful NFL coaches, died Tuesday. He was 82. ground-breaking 46 defense for the Super Bowl, 16-7. Gilbride on national TV on Jan. the title-winning 1985 Chicago “That’s something my dad was 2, 1994 when both were assis- coach Dale Haupt’s hands, and Monday night game “they’ll have After one season as an assis- Bears, one of the NFL’s greatest very proud of,” Rex said. “When tant coaches in Houston.) defensive tackle Steve McMichael to be carted off in body bags.” tant at Houston, Arizona hired defenses. He was a head coach (former Jets coach Weeb) His work in Chicago got Ryan flung a chair across the room, its The Eagles’ defense scored three Ryan as head coach in 1994 and for the Philadelphia Eagles from Ewbank hired him, he had to the Eagles job. legs impaling a chalkboard. touchdowns in a 28-14 win and the Cardinals went 12-20 in his 1986-90 and for the Arizona make a difference. If he felt he At a meeting the night before Such was the devotion players knocked nine Redskins out of the two years there. He never Cardinals in 1994-95, compiling wasn’t making a difference, then the Bears beat New England in felt for Ryan, who guided the game, including two quarter- coached again, letting Rex and a 55-55-1 overall record. his career as a professional the 1986 Super Bowl, Dent said Eagles to the playoffs in 1988, backs. Rob carry on the family legacy. A few years ago, Ryan attend- coach would be short.” a teary Ryan informed his play- ‘89 and ‘90. But they lost all A year earlier, Philadelphia “Buddy’s influence will be car- ed a Cowboys-Jets game, travel- Instead, it was very long. ers that he was going to three playoff games, and he was routed the Cowboys 27-0 on ried on by defensive coaches for ing to New Jersey despite cancer Ryan’s first job as a defensive Philadelphia: fired after the 1990 season by Thanksgiving Day with hardly generations to come, but none to see then-Jets head coach Rex coordinator came in 1976 with “You guys are going to be my Eagles owner Norman Braman any holiday feelings in the air. more so than by Rex and Rob,” go against then-Dallas defensive the Vikings under Bud Grant, champions. Let’s kick some tail,” despite a 43-35-1 record. Cowboys kicker Luis Zendejas the Bills said. coordinator Rob. like Ewbank a Hall of Fame Ryan said. Earlier that season, Ryan claimed Ryan put a $200 bounty Ryan also is survived by “Buddy Ryan was the architect coach. He spent two years there, Hampton then kicked a film bragged that his Eagles would so on him, something Ryan laughed another son, Jim, the Eagles of the greatest defense our league with the 1976 team losing to projector out of defensive line badly beat up the Redskins in a off as ridiculous. said. Tribute Summitt From Page 11 From Page 11

1990-94, Adams-Birch is one of she got to Knoxville as the starting She also served as an assistant coach, and I was honored to state. And she was an inspiring be cruel. … He takes things three Bearette standouts who point guard on the Lady Vols’ coach at Wake Forest (1996-97), award her the Presidential fighter. Even after Alzheimer’s away to lighten us. He takes went on to play for Summitt’s 1991 NCAA national champi- Auburn (1994-96) and Minnesota Medal of Freedom. She was a started to soften her memory, things away so we can fly.’” Lady Vols. onship team, winning four (1997-2000), as well as associate proud Tennessean who, when and she began a public and “Michelle and I send our con- Zandra (Ownby) Morris played Southeastern Conference titles as head coach at the University of she went into labor while on a brave fight against that terrible dolences to Pat Summitt’s fami- for Coach Summitt from 1977-79, a player from 1990-93. Missouri-Kansas City (2000-04) recruiting visit, demanded the disease, Pat had the grace and ly – which includes her former while Brittany Jackson was a She was twice named to the and Southern Illinois (2004-07). pilot return to Knoxville so her perspective to remind us that players and fans on Rocky Top Lady Vol from 2001-05. SEC All-Academic Team, earning Getting her first head coaching son could be born in her home ‘God doesn’t take things away to and across America.” Adams-Birch and Morris have the Lady Vol Torch Award for aca- job in 2007, Adams-Birch led the unique distinction of having demic excellence as well as the Murray State University to the played for the winningest high Lady Vol Coach’s Award after Ohio Valley Conference title and school and college coaches, being honored as a preseason All- its first NCAA Tournament bid. respectively, in the nation. American in 1993. She was also Moving to Wichita State the fol- Both wore the Black-and-Gold on the ESPY’s Team of the lowing season, she has become for legendary Bradley coach Jim Decade, so honored by ESPN for the winningest coach in Shockers Smiddy, who set a national record the Lady Vols’ dominance from women’s basketball history. with a 1,217-201 coaching mark 1990-2000. She has posted a 154-105 (the win total has since been sur- She earned the Tennessee Sixth record, including three straight passed), plus Summitt’s 1,098- Player Award following her fresh- (2013-15) Missouri Valley 208 slate is tops on the collegiate man season in 1990, and gained Conference championships, as level. international playing experience well as the program’s first trips to The granddaughter and daugh- after competing on the U.S. Junior the NCAA Tournament. ter of area coaching legends “Ace” National Team and the U.S. A multiple winner of the MVC and Joe Adams, Adams-Birch is Festival South Team. Coach of the Year award, the 43- fifth on the all-time Bearette scor- Adams-Birch earned her bache- year-old sister of Bradley Central ing list with 2,450 points, despite lor of science degree in human head baseball coach Travis Adams playing just three years (freshmen performance from Tennessee in got married earlier this month to played at the junior high level 1994, and started her coaching Roy Birch, and is getting ready for when she was a ninth-grader). career as a student assistant for her 10th season at the helm of the She continued her success once Summitt. Shocker program. Golf From Page 12 AP photo JordAn SPieth hits out of the bunker on the seventh hole, during the rain-delayed first round of the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, in Oakmont, Pa. Grace are planning to start fami- just can’t put my family through two worthy champions, gold lies and will stay home because that, especially with the future medalists that history will look of Zika. children we’re looking at having,” back on. When the IOC members Spieth facing long odds of a better year than ’15 That’s four players from the Day said. come to the venue, they’re going top 25 who won’t be in Rio, and While the sport is assured a to have a great time. They’ll expe- AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Any that on 10 years, not one year. and PGA Championship dread that more might follow. spot in 2020 in Tokyo, the rience a sport where you can get other year, Jordan Spieth would “What’s interesting is every remain. He would have to win One of them might be Jordan International Olympic Committee close to the players and see their feel this has been a very good year from when I was about 12 both of them to match his Spieth, who described his will vote next year to decide if golf passion and determination. season. years old, I had a more signifi- major total from a year ago. Olympic position Tuesday as stays longer than that. And it “All we can do is make sure we Just not this year. cant accomplishment than the “And the FedEx,” Spieth said “uncertain.” doesn’t help when there’s an All- deliver a great event.” At the halfway point of 2016, year before,” he said. “I felt like I with a smile, offering a “I’ve always been excited about Star roster of players who won’t It wasn’t supposed to turn out he already has two victories. was a better player than the year reminder that last year was the possible opportunity, but be there for whatever reasons. this way. One of them was an eight-shot before. And this is the first year special beyond a pair of majors. there’s quite a few different fac- Because countries are limited When golf made its pitch to get runaway against a winners-only where I don’t have — to his point “So it can be done. I’m not tors that would turn somebody to two players (a maximum of back into the Olympics for the field at Kapalua. The other was — an amount of significant hosed,” he said, pausing before away from going. It’s not just four if they are among the top first time since St. Louis in 1904, even better, earning his first accomplishments that I can say, he added, “If I don’t win the one, there’s quite a few factors,” 15), only 18 players from the top the IGF presented video support PGA Tour title in his home state ‘Hey, that was a stronger year Open, I’ll be hosed.” Spieth said, mentioning Zika, 50 will be in Rio — as of Tuesday. from Tiger Woods and Phil when he birdied the last three than last year.’ Every single year No golfer ever wants to be security and reports of violence. IGF executive director Antony Mickelson and other top players holes at Colonial. He was in seri- before that, I can say that.” told what he or she cannot do, The International Golf Scanlon, who has been involved who offered enthusiasm and ous contention to win a major. His teen years were filled with though history was never in Federation stopped responding to in nine Olympics, believes golf unconditional support for He is approaching $4 million in a pair of U.S. Junior Amateur Spieth’s favor. In terms of chas- each withdrawal because it was still can put on a good show. Olympic competition. earnings in just six months. titles, or weekend contention at ing the Grand Slam, only three repeating the same statement: It “We gave a commitment to That was in 2009, before Brazil “Yes, it would be a really good a PGA Tour event when he was other players since 1960 have is disappointed, but understands have the best players there,” was devastated by political cor- year,” he said Tuesday. “Does it 16. He won a national title at won the first two legs — Arnold that each player has to decide on Scanlon said. “The decision ruption and an economic melt- feel like one? It feels like a good Texas. In his first year as a pro Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and his own. they’re making are personal. We down, before concerns over pol- year. It doesn’t feel like a great in 2013, he won the John Deere Tiger Woods. None of them ever “Unfortunately with what’s can’t make those decisions for luted water and whether Rio year yet.” Classic and played on the got another chance at it. going on with Brazil and Rio with them. All you can do is under- could provide adequate security. There’s still time, of course. Presidents Cup team. His total ranking for strokes the Zika virus, there’s a small stand the decision they’re mak- And that was before Zika. Spieth has the Bridgestone And in 2014? He didn’t win on gained, the statistic that meas- chance it could happen, and I ing. After the games, we’ll have Brazil has been the hardest hit Invitational this week, and he the PGA Tour, but he made the ures performance against the by the outbreak of Zika, a mos- has yet to win a World Golf Ryder Cup team, won twice at field, is at No. 8. Last year, he quito-borne virus linked to severe Championship. He still has two the end of the year in the was at No. 2. That’s not a huge birth defects and possible neuro- majors remaining. He might Australian Open and Hero World difference. His two victories at logical problems in adults. have the Olympics. He has the Challenge and ended the year at the halfway point are one fewer Schwartzel and Lowry said if the Ryder Cup. No. 9 in the world, up 13 spots that last year (minus two very Olympics were anywhere else, He also has last year as a from the previous year. big majors). The perception will they would be there. benchmark. “And this year,” he said, “it always change after a big year. “The Olympic committee has to An encore was never going to hasn’t felt that way because it Can it be better? Spieth look at this and go, ‘Look, it was be easy. He is coming off what hasn’t been, in all honesty.” knows the odds are ridiculously a weird situation, so don’t penal- historically can be viewed as a The Masters still stings, but long, but he’s not ready to con- ize golf because of a weird situa- once-in-a-career season. It just only in times of reflection. cede just yet. tion,’” Bubba Watson said. happened to be when he was 22. Spieth didn’t have his best “I still believe that given the But is it as simple as blaming He won the Masters and U.S. stuff that week at Augusta events and the magnitude of it on Rio? Open and had close calls in the National and still had a five- the events that are coming up, No women eligible for the other two majors. He won five shot lead on the back nine I still think we have what I Olympics have dropped out, and times on the PGA Tour and set a until one bad swing led to a would consider half the season they would seem to be at greater record with over $12 million in triple bogey, and he never left,” he said. “The number of risk from Zika. Then again, the earnings, and that doesn’t recovered. tournaments wouldn’t tell you women do not have the chance to include the $10 million bonus “One hole from still having a that, but a lot of very big events play on a big stage like the for winning the FedEx Cup. few wins and a major, which ... left in this season to create a AP photo Olympics. All three of their U.S. On Tuesday, reality set in; I wouldn’t call that anything great year out of it.” JASon dAy teeS off on the 14th hole during the second round majors are held the week before topping 2015 will be next to below exceptional,” he said. “I think,” he said, “it’s a good of the Memorial in Dublin, Ohio. Day said he is pulling out of the Rio the men’s majors and often get impossible. But he was basing Still, only the British Open year still.” Olympics because of concerns about Zika. lost in coverage. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorials Arguing basketball with Pat A courageous Navy SEAL As an opinionated sports writer who supported is welcomed to Cleveland girls basketball, I had sessions with the ‘queen’ Tennessee lost a gallant and courageous Although my job description and location n American soldier who is who located bin Laden. ‘I never lady this week with the death of former LOOKING BACK changed, Pat Head was still a participant in University of Tennessee basketball coach my life. I was recipient of a coveted invita- credited with writing histo- wanted it to be about me. It’s Pat Head Summitt. tion to her wedding in 1980, when she mar- Ary by helping to complete about a much bigger team that The loss was severe for her family, her Larry Bowers ried Sevierville banker R.B. Summitt. a daring mission to right a terri- was able to do great things, and I friends and former players, as well as for Banner Staff Writer As I mentioned before, Pat and I had our ble wrong is coming to was able to be a small part of Lady Vols fans across the state and nation. differences of opinion, but we also had Cleveland to deliver the keynote that.’” It was also a loss for me, perhaps the mutual respect. address during the seventh Yet, O’Neill — in speaking with only journalist still active from the years of Early in my career, during the 1960s and Pat’s entry into the coaching ranks and into the early 1970s, women’s basketball annual Bradley Sunrise Sunset Harnden — acknowledged for march to basketball’s Hall of Fame. Her years was in its infancy. This was when Pat Head Gala at the Cleveland Country him the bin Laden mission was ultimate desire was to lift the sport to the Perhaps our greatest squabble came just played the game, and eventually went into Club on Aug. 13. personal. He even wears an elab- success it has achieved. before Tennessee’s high school game coaching. He is Robert J. O’Neill, the orate tattoo on You might say she was the “Queen of changed, and just before my journalism The governing body for the sport was the retired U.S. Navy SEAL, who his left arm Women’s Basketball,” not just for the career changed from sports to editorial Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for served as part of a 23-member with the words University of Tennessee, but for all schools management. Women. Special Operations unit that laid of President which have embraced the sport since the During this period in Blount County, the I became involved with AIAW competition early 1970s. dominating girls basketball team was the because two standouts from Porter High siege to the compound of 9/11 George W. Pat Head and I had a very unusual, and Porter High Pantherettes. This was primari- School (in Blount County), Doris and Marie mastermind Osama bid Laden in Bush on the adversarial, relationship through the years, ly because of 6-foot-1 forward Becky Parker. Rogers, went on to play for Nashville a daring, late-night raid into evening after but we developed a strong respect for each She averaged around 40 points, and could Business College. NBC was one of the Abbottabad, Pakistan on May 2, the 9/11 terror- other. dominate a game. nation’s top women’s basketball programs 2011. O’Neill ist attacks. Among my interests through the 1970s A close friend of Parker, and her athletic at the time. O’Neill is reported to have been According to and ’80s was the support of high school family, my position led to several discus- Pat was the daughter of Richard and one of the SEAL team members the reporter, it reads, “Freedom girls basketball in Blount County and sions with Pat concerning the possibility of Hazel Head of Clarksville. The family later across the state. This was a time of the six- her college potential and playing for the moved to the community of Henrietta so Pat who entered the third floor where itself was attacked this morning player game in Tennessee. Teams like Lady Vols. could play basketball at Cheatham County they encountered the al-Qaida by a faceless coward and free- Porter, Walland, Everett, Townsend and Pat was hesitant on in-state recruiting High School. Clarksville, and many other leader. Bin Laden’s trained terror- dom will be defended.” Friendsville (along with Bradley Central in because of the half-court game. When communities, did not have a girls team at ists were responsible for the mur- O’Neill reportedly got the tat- Cleveland) dominated girls basketball. addressing my inquiries about Parker, Pat this time. der of 3,000 people in the infa- too, according to Harnden’s writ- She was a strong “opponent” of girls bas- emphatically said, “She has slow feet!” I I believe this period of her life, and the mous attacks on the World Trade ing, “ ... to mark the demise of bin ketball in Tennessee for this reason, and we argued with her assessment, and believe I fact Tennessee and the nation treated clashed more than once in support of the was proven to be right (at least in this situ- women’s basketball as a minor sport, was Center in New York and the Laden, the man who ordered very different philosophies. ation). what sparked her lifetime of advocacy for Pentagon in Washington, D.C. — those attacks.” I was a sports writer for the Knoxville At that time, the University of Kentucky the sport. She, more than anyone, brought as well as the hijacked plane that In the same interview, O’Neill News-Sentinel during the 1960s, and sports had a scholarship offer on the table. Parker women’s basketball to where it is today. crashed in a Pennsylvania field reflected on the sense of person- editor of the Maryville-Alcoa Daily Times confided in me her interest in playing at the Pat later played at the University of — 10 years earlier. al objective as a member of the when Pat was selected to take over and University of South Carolina. She had fami- Tennessee at Martin, but no scholarship According to an article pub- collective SEALS team. guide the University of Tennessee women’s ly in the Columbia, S.C., area. was available. lished in the Feb. 13, 2015, edi- “The assaulters go into the program. Parker eventually signed with South After taking over UT’s women’s team in We were more than casual acquaintances, Carolina, and started at forward her fresh- 1974, being elevated from assistant coach, tion of The Sunday Times — a house and I wanted to be face to and arguments over the merits of girls bas- man year. That season the Lady Gamecocks she co-captained the first United States British broadsheet newspaper — face, up close,” O’Neill told the ketball at Tennessee high schools were fre- advanced to the Final Four. Also starting at women's national basketball team as a play- O’Neill took out bin Laden with journalist. “It’s just more intimate quent. We both learned from those discus- forward on that team was another fresh- er at the inaugural women's tournament at two shots to the forehead, the with the enemy. It was always sions, although we continued to disagree. man, the youngest sister of former NBA the 1976 Summer Olympics, winning the second round hitting him as he about responding to 9/11, so it I eventually came to realize that Pat was great “Magic” Johnson. silver medal. fell. Reporter Toby Harnden’s was personal for me.” right about the idea that the full-court game Parker went on to start four years at Eight years later in 1984, as women’s news piece — based on a face- During the 90-minute flight was better for women’s basketball, and for South Carolina, averaging 29 points per basketball was growing across the U.S., she the individuals who participated. game. coached the U.S. women's team to an to-face interview with the retired aboard Black Hawk helicopters I believe I was right that the half-court This was the lone time during my rela- Olympic gold medal, becoming the first U.S. Navy SEAL — reported O’Neill from Jalalabad in eastern girls game allowed a few young ladies to tionship with Pat that I felt vindicated in my Olympian to both win a basketball medal fired a third round into the global Afghanistan, O’Neill had already participate who were unable to consistently arguments for half-court girls basketball. and coach a medal-winning team. terrorist as he lay on the floor. accepted he would probably die, race up and down the basketball court in a But overall, Pat was right that the full-court Even in her passing, Pat Summitt has To the chagrin of some military according to the newspaper full-court game. game was better for girls and women’s bas- provided a lesson for us and the nation. commanders, as well as a few fel- report. It was understood bin I believe both of us (throughout the 1970s ketball and has guided the game to its cur- Just as she was an advocate of women’s prior to the state’s switch to the full-court rent success. basketball through the years, she champi- low SEALS, O’Neill went public Laden’s compound could be game for the 1978-79 high school season) Just after this time, I accepted a position oned the fight and awareness of with his involvement in the heroic rigged with explosives. were satisfied with being right and wrong! as editor of the Gatlinburg Mountain Press Alzheimer’s. raid on Oct. 5, 2014. Code- “We’re all going to die at some Our argumentative sessions fueled our com- and Sevierville News Record, and left the This is an ongoing battle which I, and all named Operation Neptune point and it was worth dying that petitive spirits which survived into our later world of sports writing for a time. of you, can participate in, in her memory. Spear, the successful mission night for that cause as opposed to had been documented previous- dying 50 years later regretting not ly. going on the mission,” O’Neill In February 2013, O’Neill was reflected in the interview. “We ANNIE’S MAILBOX interviewed anonymously by wanted it. We wanted it for the Esquire magazine. His decision people who had nothing to do to confirm his role in the SEALS with the war who died on a beau- Dear Annie: A month ago, my profusely and returned the dog. Although we recommended adop- other young women. When it mission came in advance of a tiful Tuesday morning by jumping wife was bitten by our neigh- However, should a medical bill tion, Susie opted to keep the comes to a pregnancy, it is bor’s foster dog. While the dog show up in the mail, you ought baby. The lawyer got a decent always the woman who pays the Fox News special called “The to their death because it was bet- was healthy and had had all of to ask your neighbor whether amount of child support based on price. — Brokenhearted Mom Man Who Killed Osama bin ter than burning alive.” its shots, the bite became infect- she would like to pay it or split it the boyfriend’s income. But a Dear Mom: Please stop con- Laden.” The British newspaper article ed and required a doctor’s care. with you. She might actually feel month later, the boyfriend sud- centrating on whether or not O’Neill’s disclosure wasn’t the delivers a detailed account of the This turned out to be a lengthy better knowing she has not sad- denly quit his job and moved back Susie has a man in her life. That first among Navy SEALS team mission, based on O’Neill’s process, including shots and a dled you with a bill because of to his parents’ native country. is not her focus right now, nor members. descriptions, and takes the read- prescription. It seems to be heal- the dog. Our grandson is now 3, and should it be. If she cannot get In 2012, Matt Bissonette — er on a floor-to-floor recap. For ing up. Dear Annie: I have been cry- Susie barely earns enough for child support from her reprobate Our insurance paid the bill, ing my eyes out for the last child care and rent. Last week, I ex-boyfriend, she will need your using the pseudonym “Mark instance, on the second floor bin and so far we have not received week. Our beautiful, talented, got a call from the mother of one assistance to get by. Can you Owen” — wrote a book called “No Laden’s son Khalid was killed. anything indicating that we owe intelligent daughter, “Susie,” of Susie’s college friends. help with rent? What about child Easy Day: The Firsthand Account CIA operatives had already money. The neighbor has apolo- became pregnant during her last Apparently, her daughter had care? Please think about how of the Mission that Killed Osama warned team members, “... If you gized many times and the dog semester of college. The father invited Susie to her recent wed- you can make Susie’s life easier. bin Laden.” In the publication, run into Khalid on these stairs, has been returned to the facility. was a classmate. He comes from ding, and Susie sent a note say- ——— Bissonette documented his he’s the last line of defense.” Our neighbor is very nice and a very traditional culture and ing she’d be out of town. But (About the writers: Annie’s we don’t want to create a con- his parents have a successful another friend saw Susie board- Mailbox is written by Kathy apparent role in the raid. The Based on the account, O’Neill flict. Should we just let it go, or business. ing a bus the morning of the Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, long- author acknowledged firing his was the 10th man into the build- should the neighbor reimburse When Susie told her boyfriend wedding. When I asked Susie, time editors of the Ann Landers weapon at bin Laden after the ing out of the 23 members of us for any additional costs? — about the baby, he did not she started sobbing. She said column. Please email your ques- fatal shots were fired by a SEAL SEAL Team 6. Going up to the Not Sure respond. My husband threatened she didn’t have enough money tions to anniesmailbox@com- identified in the book only as second floor, he was the seventh Dear Not Sure: If there is no to hire a lawyer, so Susie to buy a dress and get her hair cast.net, or write to: Annie’s “Point Man.” man. As five SEALS fanned out additional cost for your wife’s informed him that he had to tell done for the big day. So she Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, Because the details of Special to clear rooms on the second medical bills or prescriptions, his parents about the baby. They maxed out her credit card to 737 3rd St., Hermosa Beach CA we think your neighbor has demanded a paternity test, which send a nice gift. What’s worse, 90254. You can also find Annie Operations missions are general- floor, O’Neill took the position done all she can — apologized proved their son was the father. the bride had intended to intro- on Facebook at ly accepted as classified, it is right behind the point man. duce Susie to her cousin, a nice Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To understandable that military Ascending to the third floor, the professional man from out of find out more about Annie’s brass feel such disclosures vio- point man fired a shot at bin state. Now he’s back on the West Mailbox and read features by late protocol. Laden but missed. He then con- TODAY IN HISTORY Coast and Susie is stuck in a other Creators Syndicate writers Yet, O’Neill explained his deci- fronted two women and began third-floor walk-up. and cartoonists, visit the sion in the British newspaper grappling with them to absorb the Annie, I worry that it is too Creators Syndicate web page at (AP) — Today is Wednesday, the Bird of Paradise, an Atlantic- late for Susie, but please warn www.creators.com.) interview. In it, he recounts his blast if they detonated a suicide June 29, the 181st day of 2016. Fokker C-2, after flying 2,400 role at a ceremony in New York vest. At this point, O’Neill said he There are 185 days left in the miles from Oakland, California, in where he met 9/11 families at the stepped past the point man, year. 25 hours, 50 minutes. National September 11 Memorial turned to the right and came face Today’s Highlight in History: In 1941, Polish statesman, Cleveland Daily Banner and Museum. During a 9/11 cere- to face with bin Laden. On June 29, 1956, actress pianist and composer Ignacy Jan mony, he presented the shirt he The mission is documented in Marilyn Monroe married play- Paderewski died in New York at – Established in 1854 – wright Arthur Miller in a civil cer- age 80. had worn during the bin Laden the movie, “Zero Dark Thirty.” emony in White Plains, New York. In 1954, the Atomic Energy EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER raid. Since his 2012 retirement, (The couple also wed in a Jewish Commission voted against rein- Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant “Everyone in the room was cry- O’Neill has founded a nonprofit ceremony on July 1; the marriage stating Dr. J. Robert ing,” O’Neill told the writer. “They charity, “Your Grateful Nation,” lasted 4 1/2 years). Oppenheimer’s access to classi- CIRCULATION DIRECTOR On this date: fied information. OFFICE MANAGER couldn’t hold the tears back. That whose purpose is to assist mili- Joyce Taylor Herb Lacy was the first time I publicly told tary veterans in transitioning In 1767, Britain approved the In 1966, the United States the story. I thought: if I can do it for back to civilian life. As a motiva- Townshend Revenue Act, which launched airstrikes on fuel stor- SPORTS EDITOR imposed import duties on glass, age facilities near the North these people, I can do it for more tional speaker, he travels con- ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts paint, oil, lead, paper and tea Vietnamese cities of Hanoi and Rick Norton people.” stantly. shipped to the American colonies. Haiphong. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR His reasoning wasn’t based on For those interested in attend- (Colonists bitterly protested, In 1972, the U.S. Supreme Jack Bennett self-aggrandizement, according ing the gala to hear O’Neill’s prompting Parliament to repeal Court struck down a trio of death ASSOCIATE EDITOR to the journalist. 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Wheeler Field in Hawaii aboard Scalia). www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016— 15 41 dead in Istanbul airport attack blamed on Islamic State ISTANBUL (AP) — Suicide taxi and eventually blew them- running amid fleeing passengers, country. If God permits, we will Islamic State group, which has Authorities have blamed IS for attackers armed with guns and selves up after coming under fire, then blew himself up at the exit. get over this in unity and solidar- threatened Turkey repeatedly, several major bombings over the bombs killed 41 people and according to the government, The third attacker went up one ity.” was responsible. past year, including on the capital wounded scores of others at though there were conflicting level to the international depar- As dawn broke over the “Even though the indications Ankara, as well as attacks on Istanbul’s busy Ataturk Airport in reports about exactly where they tures terminal, was shot by police destroyed terminal, workers suggest Daesh, our investigations tourists in Istanbul. an attack the government blamed detonated their explosives. and detonated his explosives, began removing debris. An infor- are continuing,” Yildirim said, The government has stepped on Islamic State extremists. Earlier, the same official had according to the report. mation board inside showed using Arabic shorthand for up controls at airports and land Funerals were expected said none of the attackers got Airport surveillance video post- about one-third of scheduled Islamic State. borders and deported thousands Wednesday for some of the vic- past security checks at the ed on social media appeared to flights were canceled, and a host Turkey has suffered a series of of foreign fighters, but has strug- tims — who included at least 23 entrance, with two detonating show the moment of one explo- of others were delayed. attacks, and the increasing fre- gled to tackle the extremist threat Turkish citizens and 13 foreign explosives at the international sion, a huge ball of fire, and pas- Earlier, the hundreds of pas- quency and scale have scared while also conducting security nationals — as Turkish authori- arrivals terminal and the third in sengers fleeing. Another appeared sengers who fled the airport in away visitors and devastated the operations against Kurdish ties tried to piece together how the parking lot. The official spoke to show an attacker, felled by a fear were left sitting on the grass economy, which relies heavily on rebels, who have also been the attack happened. on condition of anonymity in line gunshot from a security officer, outside. Several ambulances tourism. The country is a key blamed for some recent deadly A Turkish official said authori- with government protocol. blowing himself up seconds later. drove back and forth, and securi- partner in the U.S.-led coalition attacks. ties are going through surveil- But the HaberTurk newspaper “So, what can we think? We ty vehicles surrounded the scene. against Islamic State and a NATO The devastation at Istanbul’s lance footage and interviewing reported that one attacker blew cannot think anything,” said Ali The Istanbul governor’s office member. airport follows the March attack witnesses to establish a prelimi- himself up outside the terminal, Batur, whose brother died. “A ter- said more than 230 people were Turkey shares long, porous on the Brussels airport, where nary timeline and details. and two others opened fire near ror attack might happen every- wounded. borders with Syria and Iraq, war- two suicide bombings ripped The death toll excluded the the X-ray machines. The report where, it happens everywhere. Turkish Prime Minister Binali torn countries where IS controls through check-in counters, three bombers, who arrived in a said an attacker was shot at while This terror trouble is also in our Yildirim said it appeared that the large pockets of territory. killing 16 people.

———The afTereffecTS of ‘BrexIT’——— Conservative contenders line up to replace Cameron LONDON (AP) — Nominations dum, he promised to deliver a trust the flamboyant, Latin- Many Labour supporters were opening Wednesday to “negotiated exit” from the EU. spouting Johnson, who has been accuse Corbyn of failing to make replace British Prime Minister Crabb is running with accused of using the referendum a strong case to Britons during David Cameron as leader of the Business Secretary Sajid Javid — as a platform for his leadership the campaign as to why they Conservative Party, with the vic- who would serve as his finance ambitions and of failing to draw should stay in the EU. tor getting the challenge — or the minister — on what has been up plans for a “leave” win. Former Labour Cabinet minis- poisoned chalice — of becoming dubbed a blue-collar ticket. Both Tory lawmaker Alan Duncan ter Tessa Jowell said the party the country’s next leader and men come from working-class compared Johnson to the erratic was in “a complete shambles.” negotiating Britain’s exit from the backgrounds, in contrast to former Italian Prime Minister “It is a statement of the obvious European Union. upper-crust front-runner Boris Silvio Berlusconi, dubbing him that Jeremy has got to stand Cameron announced his resig- Johnson, the former mayor of “Silvio Borisconi.” down and allow a new leader to nation after British voters decided London, and the current prime After nominations close at noon rebuild the party,” she said. last week, against his advice, that minister, Cameron. Thursday, Conservative lawmak- The imminent departure of the U.K. should leave the 28- Johnson, who led the “leave” ers will vote and whittle the can- Cameron and the rebellion nation bloc. side in the referendum, has the didates down to two. Those against Corbyn gave a surreal The first contender to make it support of several senior Tory names will be put to a postal vote tone Wednesday to the normally official was Work and Pensions lawmakers. Environment of all party members with the raucous Prime Minister’s Secretary Stephen Crabb, who Secretary Liz Truss wrote in the result expected in early Questions session in the House of said he was running because “I Daily Telegraph that she was September. Commons. don’t see anybody who provides a backing the 52-year-old Johnson The opposition Labour Party is Labour Party lawmakers AP photo compelling answer” to the ques- because the new leader must be also in turmoil at the top, with declined to cheer Corbyn and sat British Prime minister DAviD CAmeron walks to get in a tion of how to heal a deeply divid- “someone who believes in, and leader Jeremy Corbyn resisting in stony silence as he quizzed car as he leaves 10 Downing Street in London, to attend Prime ed nation. campaigned for, leaving the EU.” intense pressure to resign. Cameron on the economic impli- Minister's Questions at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday. The 43-year-old Crabb, raised Home Secretary Theresa May, On Tuesday, Labour members cations of a British exit. by a single mother in public hous- who backed the “remain” side but of Parliament passed a no-confi- — or Brexit. Cameron, for his ing, said he would offer is seen as competent and experi- dence vote on Corbyn by 172-40. part, made a sharp attack on CLEAN OUT YOUR CLOSETS.... 0. WEBSITE DIRECTORY “resilience, optimism, humility, enced, is also expected to run. But Corbyn says he has the sup- Corbyn, saying it was not in the HAVE A SUCCESSFUL YARD strength.” Although he backed May, 59, could appeal to a large port of grass-roots party members national interest for him to keep SALE... CLEvELANd dAILy Banner the “remain” side in the referen- chunk of Conservatives who mis- and will not resign. his job. BY ADVERTISING IT IN THE (423)472-5041 BANNER! www.clevelandbanner.com [email protected] On Ireland’s border, Britain’s EU exit threatens jobs, peace CALL 472-5041 BLACKLION, Ireland (AP) — ued land. rest of the U.K., actually leaves but those installations have dis- LEGAL Hugh Maguire can’t believe the Maguire called last week’s ref- the 28-nation EU. Both the U.K. appeared following the 2005 deci- British really did it. erendum verdict — with 52 per- and Ireland entered the then- sion of most IRA members to dis- PUBLICATIONS The Northern Ireland farmer, cent voting U.K.-wide to leave the European Economic Community arm and renounce violence. LEGAL PUBLICATION like many residents along the bloc, including 44 percent in together in 1973, and their coop- “For the sake of promoting USDA- Farm Service Agency United Kingdom’s virtually Northern Ireland — “a disaster.” eration at the European level peace and economic growth, we Notice of Availability unmarked land border with the “I can’t see Britain subsidizing helped to eliminate the border as need to keep the Irish border as Of a Draft Environmental Assessment considering Republic of Ireland, faces the risk us the same as the EU has done,” a barrier to the economy or invisible as possible. Voters in potential environmental impacts to federally pro- of financial ruin if Britain pro- said Maguire, who voted to tourism by the early 1990s. England don’t really understand tected resources including water quality, air qual- ceeds with plans to exit the remain. “We’ve been much better Many now fear that both British what’s at stake here,” said John ity, federally listed endangered species, protected European Union. EU farm subsi- off with the EU when we got the and Irish authorities will have no Paul Feeley, a county councilman historic properties and cultural resources, and dies provide most of his income subsidies. ... I honestly think in a choice but to redeploy customs born in Blacklion, a village of 200 other resources covered under the National Envi- from highland pastures of cows few years’ time, there’ll be no officers and police to deter immi- bordered to the north and east by ronmental Compliance Act (NEPA). The proposed and sheep — around 80,000 farming in this part of Northern gration and smuggling, a prospect Northern Ireland. project is a Direct FSA Loan and Guarantee Loan euros ($90,000) annually to sup- Ireland.” that could fuel renewed support Feeley said around 30,000 peo- for a River Valley Agcredit loan for construction of port his 241-hectare (600-acre) All along the meandering 310- for the outlawed Irish Republican ple travel daily across the border six poultry barns with potential capacity of farm. He gets the subsidies under mile (500-kilometer) border with Army. IRA attacks from the 1970s in both directions to attend jobs 316,800 animals in BRADLEY and POLK Counties, the EU’s “Less Favored Areas” rat- the Irish Republic, residents are to 1990s spurred Britain to build and schools, and the last thing TN. ing — farms on marginally pro- trying to imagine what life will be border networks of bases and they need is a return to traffic- U. S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Service ductive but environmentally val- like if Northern Ireland, like the watchtowers manned by soldiers, snarling checkpoints. Agency (FSA) announces the availability of a Draft Environmental Assessment for the proposed pro- ject. The primary objective of the activity is provid- Britain’s departure will shift power dynamics in EU ing a loan guarantee to River Valley Agcredit for its loan to construct poultry barns at the property BRUSSELS (AP) — Britain’s France. identified as BRADLEY County Assessor's Map 101 departure from the European Germany, France and Italy are Parcel 001.00 and POLK County Assessor's Map 107 Union will deprive the bloc of one the only three EU countries Parcel 017.00. The loan guarantee is to reduce of its few truly heavyweight other than Britain with more risks associated with financing specialized farming members, a diplomatic, econom- than 60 million people. Merkel operations. ic and military powerhouse. also invited Italian Premier FSA is accepting comments on the draft EA Britain accounts for more than Matteo Renzi to Berlin on through July 14, 2016. 60 million of the EU’s 500 mil- Monday ahead of a summit The draft EA can be reviewed in person at the Farm lion people, has the world’s fifth- where EU leaders pondered how Service Agency, 320 Congress Pkwy, Athens, TN biggest economy and is a nuclear to keep their union together. 37303. power. Its exit will shift the The big EU countries are keen Comments should be submitted to WILLIAM R. AN- power dynamics of a bloc that not to be seen as dominating DERSON, Farm Loan Manager at the above address has long relied on trade-offs and their smaller partners. or by email to [email protected]. compromise between countries “The European Union has no June 27, 28, 29, 2016 that have different ideas about directorate,” Renzi said. LEGAL PUBLICATION what they want out of a united —- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Europe. THE EUROZONE NOT LIKE- PUBLIC MEETINGS CONCERNING A Here’s a look at shifting pow- LY TO EXPAND ANYTIME PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE 2016-2017 ers in the 28-nation bloc: SOON UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM —- Nineteen of the EU’s 28 mem- CLEVELAND URBAN AREA MPO GERMANY AND FRANCE bers use the shared euro curren- The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the MAY HAVE TO DO MORE cy. Britain never joined this inner AP Photo Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Or- Germany and France have circle, which brings together BelgiAn Prime minister Charles Michel, center, speaks with ganization (MPO) will hold a public meeting on combined over the decades as countries as diverse as Germany, French President Francois Hollande, left, and Luxembourg's Prime Wednesday, July 13,, 2016 at 10:00 A.M., 2nd floor, the motor of European integra- Slovakia and Greece. Denmark Minister Xavier Bettel during a round table meeting at an EU summit City Council meeting room of the Cleveland Mu- tion. The two countries often also opted out of the euro and in Brussels on Wednesday. European Union leaders are meeting nicipal Building, 190 Church Street NE in Cleve- draw up joint proposals for Swedish voters rejected the cur- without Britain for the first time since the British referendum to rethink land. major policy issues before sum- rency in a 2003 referendum. their bloc and keep it from disintegrating after Britain’s unprecedent- The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its next mits of the full bloc — something The club doesn’t look likely to ed vote to leave. public meeting on Wednesday, July 16, 2016 at smaller EU nations can view expand anytime soon — even 11:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room with suspicion. That frequently though all the many eastern of the Cleveland Municipal Building, located at 190 requires a balance between dif- European countries that joined Church Street NE in Cleveland. ferent political philosophies, the EU starting in 2004 are on The four have already resisted The European Union’s DURING THE AFOREMENTIONED PUBLIC MEET- with Germany tending toward a paper committed to joining the calls by Merkel for all EU coun- Brussels-based executive INGS A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE free-market approach while euro. Still, governments in tries to share the burden of host- Commission has acquired 2016-2017 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM France favoring more state inter- Poland, Hungary and the Czech ing the massive influx of increased influence and confi- (UPWP) WILL BE DISCUSSED. THE PURPOSE OF vention in the economy. Republic are paying lip service at refugees to the bloc. Nationalist dence over recent years under THIS AMENDMENT IS TO INCLUDE THE CORRECT “When we agree about every- most to that requirement. governments in Poland and the 2009 Lisbon Treaty, which CONTRACT AMOUNTS OF FTA SECTION 5303 thing, then the others are wor- They’re waiting to see how the Hungary, in particular, have lit- governs the way the bloc is run PLANNING FUNDS FOR THE MPO. THESE FUNDS ried. When, which is seldom the currency zone resolves the debt tle appetite for further EU inte- and was meant to make it more ARE USED FOR MULTI-MODOAL TRANSPORTATION case, we do not agree, then peo- problems that saw Ireland, gration and have bristled at effective and accountable. PLANNING. A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ple are even more worried,” Greece, Portugal, Spain and scrutiny from Brussels of their Yet there’s a widespread per- DURING THE MEETING OF THE MPO EXECUTIVE French President Francois Cyprus bailed out. own domestic policy moves. ception in many European coun- BOARD. COPIES OF THE PROPOSED UPWP AMEND- Hollande said Monday during a —- Witold Waszczykowski, tries that the bloc’s leaders are MENT ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CLEVELAND PUB- visit to Berlin. “So we have THE EAST GETS MORE Poland’s foreign minister, too willing to interfere on mat- LIC LIBRARY, THE CLEVELAND/BRADLEY CHAM- decided that we prefer to agree.” ASSERTIVE described officials at EU head- ters they don’t need to. Britain’s BER OF COMMERCE, THE DEVELOPMENT AND EN- Amid tensions over Europe’s Four independent-minded quarters this week as out of exit could make governments GINEERING SERVICES BUILDING (MPO OFFICE) AT debt crisis, the French-German eastern European countries that touch with regular people, say- elsewhere in Europe more 185 2ND STREET, N.E., AND ON THE MPO WEB- partnership hasn’t been much of have been increasingly assertive ing they should be “beating inclined to assert themselves SITE: http://clevelandtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 a romance over recent years. over the past year will demand to themselves on the chest” in against Brussels officials. The Public is invited and encouraged to attend And it has looked increasingly have their voice heard as the EU remorse at the British referen- Dutch Prime Minister Mark these meetings and the public hearing and to sub- unbalanced as German figures out how to move forward: dum result. Rutte said Tuesday that the EU mit comments to MPO Coordinator Greg Thomas, Chancellor Angela Merkel pre- Poland — the biggest of the EU’s —- should keep in mind “the guiding phone (423) 479-1913, fax (423) 559-3373, or email sides over a strong economy eastern members with 38 million EU HEADQUARTERS IN principle — national solutions [email protected]. while the deeply unpopular people — along with Hungary, BRUSSELS MAY HAVE TO where possible, and European June 29, 2016 Hollande struggles to reform the Czech Republic and Slovakia. REIN IT IN solutions where necessary.” 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com 1. Classified ad Policy 2. special notices 15. Yard sales 30. Help Wanted - full time 33. 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Friday and Saturday. 423-331-7045. of electrical, and plumbing. sociation ("Fannie Mae"), as the holder of the Note 1108 Greenwood Trail off Peerless NEED ExPERIENCED Furniture HVAC would be a plus. Road. Sales Person. Apply in person, LAWN CARE services, property for which debt is owed, (“Note Holder”), appointed Scott's Furniture, 1650 South Lee clean-up, will beat any prices. Other areas of skill may be the undersigned, Priority Trustee Services of TN, LIVING ESTATE TAG SALE: Fur- highway. 423-464-0665 or 423-716-7132 involved as well, such as LLC, as Substitute Trustee by instrument filed or to niture, antiques, collectibles, appli- STARS, INC. is hiring Personal As- general maintenance, ances, kitchenware, glassware, LIGhT hAULING and pressure be filed for record in the Register’s Office of Brad- sistant, wage $8.50. Call washing. Call for details appliance repair, painting, lamps, guns (black powder), rugs, 423-447-2590 ext. # 1 ley County, Tennessee, with all the rights, powers and more items. Wednesday 423-790-2763. drywall patching, tile repair, and privileges of the original Trustee named in said 11am-2pm, Thursday 9am-4pm, WELL ESTABLIShED, busy medical general carpentry, Deed of Trust; and NOW, THEREFORE, notice is Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday office in Cleveland seeking depend- MATThEWS DUMPSTERS: landscaping, etc. Position 9am-2pm. Go to estatesales.net able, cheerful, Medical Assistant Dumpster rental, roofing, clean out, hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been and click on kim Stone Estate who is a team player. Must enjoy remodel, haul off. 423-506-7600. will require heavy lifting at declared due and payable as provided in said Deed Sales or call 423-240-8383 for in- fast pace and be self motivated. times and to be on-call of Trust by the Note Holder, and that the under- formation. Must have experience in Phlebot- POWER WAShING, free estimates, after hours on a rotation. signed, Priority Trustee Services of TN, LLC, Substi- omy, Injections, and EkG's. Monday professional, gutters, decks, con- Must be teachable and thru Friday 8am-5pm. Email Resume crete, safe chemicals, affordable. tute Trustee, or its duly appointed attorneys or 29. Help Wanted - Part-time to [email protected]. 423-650-8755. able to work independently agents, by virtue of the power and authority vested as well as with other staff. CARE GIVER needed in my home x-RAY TEChNICIAN needed for TOMMY'S STUMP Grinding and With benefits. in it, will on July 14, 2016, commencing at 1:00 for weekends only. Clean, Christian busy orthopedic office. Full time Tree Removal: Free estimates. PM at the at the Main Door of the Bradley County home, Bradley County area. Please hours with benefits. Send resume' 423-244-3991. Compensation: DOE. For Courthouse, 155 North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN call for interview 423-457-6965. to: [email protected] an application come to 37311, proceed to sell at public outcry to the high- 41. Professional services LIMITED SCOPE xray tech needed 33. Business Opportunities est and best bidder for cash or certified check only. for busy 7 day a week walk-in and PRIVATE DUTY Nurse and/ or CNA The wiring of funds will not be accepted. The con- primary care office. Part time to full investigate BefOre services. 423-790-9745. ducting of the sale will be handled by Auction.com. time. Medical assistant experience a YOU invest! plus. Medical knowledge is neces- Always a good policy, especially for 45. vacation rentals More information concerning their policies and pro- sary. Fax resume to 423-299-9436 business opportunities and fran- cedures on bidding at the foreclosure sale can be or email [email protected] chise. Call TN Division of consumer 2 RIVERS CAMPING: RV Park, 764 Old Chattanooga found on their website Auction.com. The following Affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- Cabin Rentals, directly on the river Part time Housekeeper eral Trade Commission at (877) at junction of hiwassee and Ocoee Pike SW described property situated in Bradley County, Ten- FTC-hELP for free information. Or Rivers. 423-338-7208. Cleveland, TN 37311 nessee, to wit: Located in the Fourth Civil District visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov of Bradley County, Tennessee: Lot Thirty-Six (36) the Cleveland family YmCa is now taking applications for a Part East Hills Subdivision, a plat of which is recorded time Housekeeper. The work in the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennes- hours for this position are: satur- see in Plat Book 2, page 50. Subject to any cove- day 9am to 7pm, sunday 1pm to nants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, or 6pm and monday 4pm to easements of record. Subject to any governmental 11:30pm. zoning and subdivision ordinances or regulations in The required work consist of effect thereon. Subject to Restrictions as set out in men's and boy's locker rooms instrument recorded in Misc. Book 33, page 133, in and men's restrooms. Removing and disposing of garbage along the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. with other general cleaning tasks For Prior Deed Reference See Book 1453, Page 514 as assigned. in the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennes- see. Tax ID# 050A-F-014 Property Address: 2950 Interested applicants should visit the Cleveland family YmCa at CLEARWATER DR NE Cleveland TN 37312 PROP- 220 Urbane Road and fill out an ERTY ADDRESS: 2950 CLEARWATER DR NE, application. CLEVELAND, TN 37312 CURRENT OWNER(S): FRE- DRICK J. TRAGESSER A/K/A FREDERICK J. nO PHOne Calls Please! TRAGESSER and KIMBERLY L. TRAGESSER The sale of the above-described property shall be sub- 30. Help Wanted - full time ject to all matters shown on any recorded plan; any 18Th STREET Towing is looking for unpaid taxes; any restrictive covenants, easements an experienced rollback driver with a or set-back lines that may be applicable; any prior good driving record and is willing to work. Pay based on experience. Ap- liens or encumbrances as well as any priority cre- ply in person at 18th Street Towing ated by a fixture filing; and any matter that an ac- 2920 South Lee highway. curate survey of the premises might disclose. Sub- AIR CONDITIONING Tech and stitute Trustee will only convey any interest helper needed. Must have valid driv- he/she may have in the property at the time of ers license. Call 423-457-6965. sale. Property is sold “as is, where is.” SUBORDI- CLEVELAND CITY Schools is now NATE LIENHOLDERS: The Bank/First Citizens Bank hiring Bus Monitors who wish to be- For every lien or claim of lien of the state identi- come Bus Drivers. Must have a fied above, please be advised notice required by § clean driving record. In- house train- 67-1-1433 (b)(1) was timely given and that any sale ing for qualified applicants. Apply at Cleveland City Schools Maintenance of the property herein referenced will be subject to and Transportation, 4300 Mouse the right of the state to redeem the land as pro- Creek Road, NW, Cleveland, Ten- vided for in § 67-1-1433(c)(1). All right and equity nessee, Monday- Friday 7:30am to of redemption, statutory or otherwise, homestead, 5pm. E O E and dower are expressly waived in said Deed of CLEVELAND ROOFING Co, Inc. is Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the looking for Roofers and Laborers. A undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute drivers license is a plus. Must be able to pass a drug test. hourly pay Trustee. The right is reserved to adjourn the day of is based on experience. Must apply the sale to another day, time, and place certain in person at 307 Industrial Way SW, without further publication, upon announcement at Cleveland, TN 37311. NO CALLS the time and place for the sale set forth above. PRI- PLEASE. ORITY TRUSTEE SERVICES OF TN, LLC 2970 Clair- CUSTOMER RELATIONS REPRE- mont Road NE, Suite 780, Atlanta, Georgia 30329 SENTATIVE: Excellent communica- 770-234-9181 File No.: 7345.29160 Web Site: tions skills required. Must be a team player, organized and dependable. www.rcolegal.com Cleveland Daily Banner Customer service experience a plus. 06/22/16, 06/29/16, 07/06/16 TS#: 7345.29160 Base pay plus commission and FEI # 2013.04415 06/22/2016, 06/29/2016, benefits. Cleveland area. 07/06/2016 Send resume to June 22, 29, 2016; July 6, 2016 [email protected] www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016—17

49. Apartments For Rent 49. Apartments For Rent 49. Apartments For Rent 53. Houses For Rent 72. Cars For Sale $395: Large 1 bedroom, 1 bath $850 fOr middle units. Brand new, 2 BeDrOOM townhouse 1.5 baths, $895: NICe 3 bedroom, 1 bath LLOYD'S USeD CarS water included. gorgeous, luxury townhome, wood washer, dryer, dishwasher, $175 home, new paint, wood floors, unfin- 423-476-5681 Chilhowee $550: Nice 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, and tile flooring, granite counter weekly, $400 deposit. Tenant pays ished basement, garage, nice yard. 5526 Waterlevel Highway townhouse, new paint. tops, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath, large utilities. No pets/ smoking. No pets. Cleveland, TN $1,095: Brand New, 3 bedroom, 3 patio. $895 for end units. PrOVI- 423-227-9146. $1,795: gorgeous 3 bedroom, 3 www.lloydsusedcars.com Apartments bath, townhome, hardwood, tile, SION reaL eSTaTe aND PrOP- bath with bonus room, hardwood/ 2010 Mazda Tribute & ford escape, granite counter tops, balcony deck. erTY MaNageMeNT, LLC aS gOOD as it gets luxury condo, tile, granite counter tops, double ga- 118 Chilhowee Circle fully furnished, plus washer and 2009 Chrysler Sebring 4 door, 2008 $1,195: Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2.5 423-693-0301. rage, NW Cleveland, available July. Chrysler Sebring Convertible, 2006 Benton, TN bath condo, hardwood/ tile, granite dryer, utilities and cable paid. $595: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath house, $1,550. 423-618-6383. Chrysler Pacifica, 2005 Chevrolet counter tops, 1,600 square feet, nice McDonald Tennessee, new paint, ru- Trailblazer & Buick rendezvous. yard. aTTeNTION: LaNDLOrDS/ Prop- ral setting. NOW TAKING $750: Luxury townhouse, 2 bed- erty Owners- The Cleveland Hous- $595: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, room, 2.5 bath, tile/ carpet, fenced ing authority (CHa) administers new vinyl flooring, NW flooring. APPLICATIONS yard. HUD’s Section 8: Housing Choice $750: 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, with car- $695: Luxury townhouse, 2 bed- Voucher Program which assists port, carpet and tile flooring, avail- UNITS NOW AVAILABLE room, 1.5 bath, laminate flooring low- income families in gaining ac- able July. lower, carpet upper, new paint. cess to all types and ranges of af- PrOVISION reaL eSTaTe aND 1 & 2 Bedroom $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, wood and PUBLISHer'S NOTICe: all real es- fordable housing in CHa’s jurisdic- PrOPerTY MaNageMeNT, LLC Apartments tile flooring, new paint. tate advertised in this newspaper is tion, particularly outside areas of 423-693-0301. PrOVISION reaL eSTaTe aND subject to the federal fair Housing poverty or minority concentration. Rent Based On Income PrOPerTY MaNageMeNT, LLC act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- To accomplish this objective, CHa 423-693-0301. man rights act which makes it ille- periodically advertises the avail- UNITS NOW AVAILABLE gal to advertise "any preference, ability of information regarding its APARTMENTS & limitation or discrimination based on programs to encourage owners, To Obtain Application race, color, religion, sex, or national representing all types and ranges HOMES FOR RENT origin, handicap/ disability or an in- of affordable housing, to consider Contact Jo Ann L OOKING F OR tention to make any such prefer- participation in the program. 423-476-5518 ence, limitation or discrimination." Should you be interested in getting Online Rental Payment Available Dockins, Manager This newspaper will not knowingly more information, please use the PUBLISHer'S NOTICe: all real es- contact information below. ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” accept any advertising for real estate 423-338-9419 EQUAL HOUSING A N A FFORDABLE tate advertised in this newspaper is www.bender-realty.com OPPORTUNITY which is in violation of the law. Our subject to the federal fair Housing Cleveland Housing authority or come by office “This institution is an equal readers are informed that all dwell- act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- opportunity provider, and employer.” P LACE T O L IVE ings advertised in this newspaper 450 Walker St. Ne man rights act which makes it ille- 425 25th Street are available on an equal opportu- 423-479-9659 gal to advertise "any preference, Are You 62 Years or Older? nity basis. equal Housing Opportu- Or limitation or discrimination based on nity, M/f. www.clevelandhousingauthority. race, color, religion, sex, or national org 2 BeDrOOM apartment, updated, origin, handicap/ disability or an in- NEED TO SELL YOUR HOME, • Conveniently Located close- in, $700 monthly, plus secu- tention to make any such prefer- rity deposit. 423-476-9101. ence, limitation or discrimination." • Activities Provided This newspaper will not knowingly LAND OR OTHER PROPERTY? 2 BeDrOOM behind ace Hardware accept any advertising for real estate • Utilities Included in Rent on Peerless road. ground level, which is in violation of the law. Our walk to shopping. Stove, refrigerator, readers are informed that all dwell- Receive Receive aa cashcash offeroffer inin 4848 hours!hours! water furnished. for information, call ings advertised in this newspaper between 9am-6pm. No pets/ smok- are available on an equal opportu- North Cleveland ing. 423-479-5570. nity basis. equal Housing Opportu- BeST PLaCe for Living! 3 big bed- nity, M/f. Towers rooms, 2 full baths. $850 monthly. 423-667-4967. 2 BeDrOOM brick farm house in Call (423) 479-9639 CLEVELAND country for rent. $600 monthly. 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE 423-284-2363. DAILY APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with Accepting utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 655 8TH Street, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Bedroom ($429- $609). appliances $550 monthly, $550 deposit. Applications For BANNER furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. BUrrIS PrOPerTIeS 478-3050. No Real Estate Fees Avoid Foreclosure 1 Bedroom Apartments CLASSIFIEDS BreCkeNrIDge- $800: 2 Bed- COMINg SOON: $1,100. 3 bed- Close in 5-7 Days Sell Inherited Property $540.00 Per Month* room, 2 bath. Contact Jones Proper- room, 2 bathroom house for rent off *Income Restrictions Apply GET RESULTS! ties 423-472-4000. Mouse Creek road. Efficiency Apartments www.jonesproperties.biz. $1,300: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house for 423.380.9178 rent on Vermont Drive. Rent Based On Income CLeVeLaND SUMMIT apartments www.southeastlandtrust.com CALL rent is based on income for persons Call Jones Properties 423-472-4000 North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of for details. handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or 62 or older, handicapped or dis-

EQUAL HOUSING www.jonesproperties.biz OPPORTUNITY employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. abled. We have immediate open- 472-5041 ings. equal Housing Opportunity 44 NeW fLOOrINg, paint and appli- Inman Street 479-3005 ances, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, living COMINg SOON (ready second room plus den. No pets. rent $975. week in July) Centenary Place $625. Deposit $975. Owner/ agent 1 bedroom/ 1 bathroom. Contact 423-284-4454. Jones Properties 423-472-4000. NeWLY reMODeLeD, 3 bedroom PART TIME HELP WANTED www.jonesproperties.biz. with extra large den with fireplace & hardwood floors. $875 monthly. Mail Room/Circulation Dept. SPaCIOUS TOWNHOMe, 3 bed- 1-423-949-2546/ 423-762-7684. rooms, 2 full baths. No smoking, no 56. Houses For Sale Tennova Medical Group is actively recruiting Fast Paced Work. Varying Hours/Days pets. $795 monthly. 678-357-7771. team members for current openings in our (Includes Saturday Nights) Large 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Next to Lee University. 423-478-3212 and physician practices for the following positions: Must Be Able To Lift 50 lbs. leave message. LUxUrY TOWNHOMeS: $755 and • Certified Medical Assistants Must Be 18 Years or Older up monthly, 2 bedrooms, 1.5/ 2.5 baths. Call for details. 423-595-1943 • Bi-lingual Support Staff (Spanish) Apply In Person 9am-4pm Monday-Friday woodridgecleveland.com • Front Office Staff NICe 1 level 2 bedroom with one car 587 MOrgaN road Ne, Charles- No Phone Calls, Please garage. all hardwood floors. Small ton. 2500+ square feet, 3 bedroom, • Referral Specialist community on Urbane road, near office, bonus family room, 2 3/4 YMCa. $850 monthly and $400 de- baths, finished basement, fireplace, posit. available July 1st. attached 2-car, screened porch, PRN, full, and part-time positions open in Cleveland Daily Banner 423-432-0078. wildlife galore, 2.5 acres. Beautiful home, land and views $200,000. Athens, Cleveland and Ooltewah areas. 1505 25th St. NW EOE THe PreSerVe apartments 423-716-0488 anytime. 1 & 2 Bedrooms starting in the Interviews will be conducted at our Tennova $500’s. Specifically designed for ATTENTION RENTERS adults 62 and over. Be the first to Primary Care-Peerless/HealthWorks location. live in a BraND NeW apartment. WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN elevators, business room, exercise OWN? Shifts available Monday- Friday 7:30 AM- 7:00 It’s All About LOVE and We LOVE what we do! room, community room. Next door to Dollar general, North Lee Highway. PURCHASE YOUR HOME WITH PM, Weekends 8:00 AM- 1:00 PM. Special Please Come Join Us! Close to area shopping & restau- rants. apply today for waived deposit “NO” considerations will be given to those qualified ($500 value!) friendly staff ready to DOWN PAYMENT “I love working at Helping Hands because they treat ON THE THDA PROGRAM everyone like family. It isn’t about the money, it’s about the help you with the application proc- applicants who can work any shift. love and care for each other.” ess. 4921 North Lee Highway. 423-641-8303. CALL ME TODAY! Shannon HERB LACY TOWNHOUSe- 2 bedroom, 1.5 423-593-1508 “Thank you for all you do. Il ove working for Helping Hands bath, fireplace, washer/ dryer in- AFFILIATE BROKER TWO OPEN INTERVIEW DATES! cluded. No pets. 423-284-8828. CENTURY 21 1ST CHOICE REAL- and seeing such compassion for Clients. I love that we work TORS for a Christian organization! I also love my Client: It is such a We HaVe duplexes & townhouses 2075 OCOEE ST Thursday, July 7th pleasure to be able to care for her. She really is a part of my available. BUrrIS PrOPerTIeS CLEVELAND, TN 37311 family.” 423-478-3050. 478-2331 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Loretta 50. Mobile Homes For Rent [email protected] $475: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, reMODeLeD HOMe, 4 bedrooms, 1060 Peerless Crossing, Cleveland, TN 37312 “Thank you so much for having such a great company to vinyl flooring. 2 baths, den, basement. Owner/ work for and all that you do with Jesus being the Center!” $450: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, vinyl floor- agent financing. STONY BrOOkS 1st Floor Conference Room Love, Mercy ing throughout. reaLTY 423-479-4514. $550: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, new paint. 69. Trucks For Sale “I love working for HHOC because they are very spiritual Water included. PrOVISION reaL eSTaTe aND PrOPerTY MaN- DODge 1500 SLT 2004, four door. Saturday, July 9th based and they care deeply for our clients. Thank you for ageMeNT, LLC 423-693-0301. 4.7 V-8, auto. Black, 139,000 miles. everything you do for us. I love you dearly.” $6,000. rebuilt motor, chrome step 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sonya COLLegeTOWN MOBILe eS- TaTeS: Two bedrooms nice and bars. 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Recent photos — within the last year — may be submitted for Your Best Shot by emailing gwen.swiger@cleveland banner.com, mailing good quality photos to Your Best Shot, P.O. Box 3600, ratings in international survey Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 or dropping them off at 1505 25th St. See more photos, Page 26. WASHINGTON (AP) — A new among those poll respondents, But her ratings today are still multi-nation survey finds that his confidence ratings remains lower than Obama’s. In all coun- confidence in Donald Trump’s below one-third. tries surveyed other than Greece, ability to manage foreign policy The survey, which examines half or more of those polled should he become U.S. president international attitudes toward express confidence in the U.S. is rock-bottom in a host of coun- the U.S., gauged opinions from president. That includes more tries in Europe and Asia. 20,132 people in Canada, the than 80 percent in Sweden, the In seven of 15 countries out- U.S., 10 nations in Europe and Netherlands, Germany, France side of the U.S. polled by Pew four in the Asia-Pacific between and Australia. Research Center, Trump’s rat- April 4 and May 29. The survey found that the ings are in the single digits. Large Hillary Clinton fares much standing of the United States as majorities in 11 of the countries better. A median of 59 percent the world’s leading economic have little or no confidence in the in Europe have confidence in power has recovered since the prospective Republican presiden- the Democratic contender — 2008 global financial crisis. As tial nominee ability to manage compared with just 9 percent for China’s once-astronomical international affairs. That Trump. She also gets positive growth rates have slowed, the includes 92 percent of Swedes, marks in Canada, Australia and percentage of Europeans naming 89 percent of Germans and 82 Japan, although views are China as the leading economic percent of Japanese. mixed in China, where 37 per- power have declined. He polls best in China, where cent say they have confidence in China’s favorability ratings there is a split between 40 per- Clinton and 35 percent say they have also declined since last year cent who have no confidence in do not. in six of the 11 nations where JENNIFER Trump and 39 percent who do Pew said that in many of the trends are available, Pew said. HARDISON not offer an opinion. Trump, who countries where polling trends The countries surveyed were provided this has advocated trade protection- were available, views of former Canada, the U.S., Sweden, ism and temporarily banning secretary of state have improved Germany, Netherlands, France, photo of a Muslims from entering the significantly since 2008 when Britain, Spain, Greece, Italy, golden skipper United States, records his high- she was running for the Poland, Hungary, Australia, butterfly get- est ratings in Europe among sup- Democratic nomination against Japan, China and India. The ting some nec- porters of political parties that Barack Obama. She shows dou- margin of error varies among the tar. are anti-immigration or oppose ble-digit increases in Japan, countries, but ranges between European integration. But even Britain, Germany and China. 3.2 and 4.7 percentage points. FDA has a few questions on hand sanitizer WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal schools, restaurants and other about the possible long-term con- health officials want to know public spaces to reduce the sequences of frequent use by whether hand sanitizers used by spread of germs. Since 2009, children and women of child- millions of Americans work as about 90 percent of sanitizers bearing age, particularly those well as manufacturers claim — sold to the public have included who are pregnant or breast feed- and whether there are any health either ethanol or ethyl alcohol, ing. The agency’s proposal would risks to their growing use. according to agency officials. require manufacturers to study The Food and Drug Under current regulations, whether three anti-germ ingredi- Administration is asking for new manufacturers can make broad ents — ethanol, alcohol and a studies on how the antiseptic gels claims about their products’ type of chloride — show up in and rubs fight germs and get effectiveness in killing germs. blood or urine after repeated, absorbed into the body, with a Bottles of Purell hand sanitizer, daily use. That could mean that particular focus on children and for example, say: “Kills 99.99 per- the chemicals may be affecting pregnant women. The proposal cent of illness-causing germs.” the reproductive system or the unveiled Wednesday is part of an FDA regulators suggested they production of hormones. ongoing government effort to may tighten such claims after Regulators are also concerned review decades-old chemicals reviewing the information sub- about possible links between use that have never had a compre- mitted by manufacturers. of antiseptic chemicals and the hensive federal review. “We’re not trying to alarm peo- emergence of so-called superbug Agency officials stressed that ple,” said Dr. Janet Woodcock, bacteria, which are resistant to the review “does not mean the director of the FDA’s drug center. antibiotics. FDA believes these products are “Obviously ethanol and humans “We need to get this additional ineffective or unsafe.” have co-existed for a long time so information so if there are situa- Hand sanitizers have become there’s a lot that’s known about tions where caution is warranted nearly ubiquitous over the last 20 it.” we can label that or inform the years, offered in workplaces, But the agency has concerns public,” Woodcock said. CLAUDETTE FOX shared this sunset photo of LINDA GAMBILL shared these photos, above Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse in Ponce Inlet, and below, of day lilies. The one above is a Fla. pineapple day lily. Absolute Auction Saturday July 2nd, 10:30 AM 280 Sam Johnson Road Georgetown, TN 37336 Beautiful Custom 4-5 Bedroom Home Hiwassee River Home In Bradley County. Over 200 ft. Of River Frontage. 1.04 Acres. Open House Sunday June 26th 1 pm til 3 pm. Contact Terry Posey For Private Showing. No Minimum. No Reserve. Sells To Last Bidder! Home & Land Details 4-5 Bedrooms. 3 ¬ Baths. Stainless Appliances Sony Chef Collection. Dual septic tanks. Dual water into house. New Paint, inside and outside. New 6 “ gutters. Large Dock With 2nd Level Deck. Landscape lights, front, rear, & deck. Everything remote / ceiling - to - surround sound fireplace. Everything on dimmer switches. 3 surround sound systems. Hardwood Flooring. Large glass shower. Master his / her closets. Anderson windows with custom blinds. 2 Fireplaces. Complete home has crown molding and base boards. 1,000 square ft. climate control garage.

CHARLES LAwS submitted this photo of a crepe myrtle in bloom.

KEISHA BAKER shared this photo of a Canadian goose on a lake.

Directions: From I-75 Exit 25 Travel Georgetown Road (Hwy 60 West) app 3 Miles. Turn Right onto Eureka Road. Travel 5.6 Miles, Turn Left Onto Lower River Road. Travel 3 miles, Turn Right onto Anderson Cabin Road. Travel 1/4 mile, turn left onto Sam Johnson Road. Property is on the right.

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William Wright Lifestyles Editor

Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 LifestyLes [email protected] Living in the age of antiques

By WILLIAM WRIGHT know who owned it. It may have Lifestyles Editor been someone well-known or famous. Antiques are so well People’s fascination with made. They don’t fall apart like antiques has resulted in a huge something you might buy nowa- market for vintage furniture, art, days. There’s a character to each toys, dolls, devices and practical- piece. Each piece is so unique. ly anything else that is old. The That’s why people like them. older the better, especially if it’s There’s so much variety, charac- well preserved. Finding a pre- ter and styles to antiques.” cious antique is almost like find- Laura Martz, owner of Relics ing buried treasure, to those who Antiques & Vintage Decor, in enjoy the search almost as much Cleveland, explained, “Antiques as the substance. are part of our history. You can This, in part, explains why walk in an antique shop and see people love yard sales, flea mar- things you just can’t find any- kets and visiting antique stores where else. I get tickled when to search for interesting items small kids or teenagers come in that quietly pass through history and they don’t know what a from generation to generation. rotary dial phone is or a crank- Many feel the pursuit and discov- style phone. A true antique is ery of something old brings them 100 years old or older. Vintage closer to the past. items are 50 years old or older. According to the Some peo- Encyclopedia ple think Britannica, “Until a n t i q u e s the second quarter are 25 years of the 19th centu- old, but ry, there was very “Antiques that’s only little market for for antique Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT what are now con- are part of cars. This LAURA MARTZ, owner of Relics Antiques & Vintage Decor in Cleveland, features antiques and vin- sidered to be our history.” store is full tage decor spanning 200 years, from the 1760s to the 1960s, and more. The Mississippi native has been antiques; accord- of items involved with antiques for more than three decades. Top left is a late 1800s Victorian dress made of ingly, prices were — Laura from the handmade net lace with an antique beaver top hat sitting upon it. Left is a 1960s Plaster Bust image remarkably low. In late 1800s. draped with pearls, which sold quickly as did this 1890s mahogany sideboard holding several antique England the Martz That doesn’t increasing appreci- necessarily accessories below. This vintage 1930s Philco radio, below right, has become more of a collector’s item ation of such items make them for those who enjoy classic furniture and 1930s memorabilia. was connected valuable. The with the Gothic Revival and with younger generation doesn’t real- Romantic antiquarianism. The ize that you can walk into an English man of letters Horace antique store and buy a solid Walpole was one of the first col- wood chest for $300 or less, lectors to furnish his house with whereas if you go to a furniture antiques as well as antiquities. store it’s made out of compressed His example was followed by the paper and it’s expensive. Many eccentric author William people think an antique store is counter and the cashier said it Beckford at Fonthill Abbey and really expensive, but you can buy was $8, but Teri reportedly told was paralleled on the Continent a fantastic piece of furniture for the cashier she was only willing by collectors such as Alexandre under $300. I learn something to pay $5 for it. It was sold for $5. du Sommerard, founder of the new every day and I’ve been A friend of Horton’s was dating an Cluny Museum. The last quarter doing this 30 years.” art teacher who examined it and of the 19th century saw a shift The fact that something can be told her “You very well may have from aristocratic to plutocratic old and timeless or passed down a Jackson Pollock on your collecting, a trend exemplified by as a family heirloom is all part of hands.” That statement became families such as the Rothschilds. the fascination with antiques. the name of a 2006 documentary By about 1900, American collec- Everything from quilts, silver, featuring her story, including her tors had started to play a major china and furniture to jewelry, struggles to prove her $5 painting role in the antiques and art mar- art, automobiles and photo- was the masterpiece many now kets.” graphs can become antiques — claimed it was. It was finally Today, antiques are tran- including clothes. So think twice authenticated and assessed as scending the boundaries of furni- before you get rid of that “old being worth $50 million. ture, architecture, sculpture and junk” around the house. Some Such rare stories fuel the fas- paintings, representing a bygone people are willing to pay good cination of antique hunters who era in human society that people money for it. collect unique items for numer- will pay handsomely to own. For example, Bernice Gallego, ous reasons. Experts say there is Why? It’s been said that antiques a 72-year-old California woman no right or wrong way to collect allow us to touch history, to bond found in her home a rare base- antiques, but the fine design and with it. Experts say knowing the ball card of the first professional beauty of an antique is as impor- antique’s history can make one team in the United States. If not tant as the price. People are fall in love with it and while every for the intervention of a friend, advised to buy what they like and antique has its own history, you she would have sold the 1869 incorporate the pieces into their suddenly become part of its his- Cincinnati Red Stockings card on homes in ways that fit their own tory by owning it. eBay for $10. The card has since lifestyle. This way the age-old Nadya Mora, co-owner of been authenticated and was sold passion for antiquing and cher- Mora’s Antiques in Cleveland, on the auction block for $75,285. ishing the past will never fade. said, “I’ve always liked antiques Teri Horton, a retired truck Whether it be a yard sale, an ever since I was a child. My mom driver who loved to frequent thrift antique shop or an item tucked and I would go to antique stores shops around North America, away in your closet or cellar, when I was growing up. I’ve entered a thrift store in California antiques can be a fun way of con- always liked this history behind in the 1990s and spotted a necting with the past while pre- them. There’s always a story strange piece of artwork lying in a serving timeless treasures for the behind each piece. You never corner. She brought it to the future.

Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT NADYA MORA, co-owner of Mora’s Antiques in Cleveland, presented this White Booth display, which captures the latest mix of the rustic, chippy painted, shabby chic look that she and her husband, Freddy Mora, designed. “We incorporated some of our old items with lace, old whiskey barrels and an old claw- foot tub that we just got in,” Nadya said. “It’s a very popular look that you’ll see in magazines.” Below, this drawing by Italian painter of the High Renaissance, Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, aka “Raphael,” the world’s most expensive sketch, sold for $47.9 million at Sotheby’s sale of ‘Old Master & British Paintings,’ which set a record for a drawing in art history. Contributed photo

Contributed photo BERNICE GALLEGO, a 72-year-old woman from California, found in her home a rare baseball card of the first professional team in the United States. She would have sold the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings card on eBay for $10 if not for the intervention of a friend. The card has since been authenti- cated and was sold on the auction block for a reported $75,285. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Fancy to whimsical: Wright Way Joan Rivers belongings at the auction

NEW YORK (AP) — Joan Rivers was many things: brash and brassy comedian, queen of QVC, petite mistress of great big Uniting a divided world? gowns. Lesser known, perhaps, was By WILLIAM WRIGHT communication and conversa- her penchant for collecting — all Lifestyles Editor tion between people. things, from Faberge objets d’art Of course, people may dis- to fine French furniture. Her Do you feel the world is more agree about their beliefs. That’s East 62nd Street penthouse, a divided now than ever before? OK. This is not about being con- former ballroom, was filled with Do you feel disagreements about verted. It’s about trying to it and nearly two years after her immigration, religious intoler- understand others. Think about death at 81, her daughter, ance and cultural differences it. Is there any basis for hating a Melissa Rivers, felt it time to are playing a big role in which person just because they hold a clean house. way this world is heading? Many different viewpoint? What would With the help of Christie’s people feel that way. But what that say about us? New York, she made her way can you do about it? How can Jonathan Swift said, “We have through rooms and rooms of you help others appreciate ways just enough religion to make us memories, deciding what she to unite instead of divide? We hate, but not enough to make us couldn’t emotionally part with, can start by devising a plan of love one another.” That need not what she would hold onto for education and action. be true if we approach our dif- archival purposes and what she Joshua Liebman said, ferences with a sincere desire to would donate to charity so they “Tolerance is the positive and understand. could put on auctions of their cordial effort to understand For example, Buddhist schol- own. another’s beliefs, practices and ar Dr. Walpola Rahula said, “A What was left is now the habits without necessarily shar- being is nothing but a combina- Private Collection of Joan ing or accepting them.” Would tion of physical and mental Rivers, with more than 200 lots you agree that this is a worth- forces or energies. Do all these that were auctioned in a live while goal? It may seem easier forces and energies stop alto- sale at Christie’s and about 80 said than done since many peo- gether with the non-functioning more offered online at ple frown on beliefs contrary to of the body? Buddhism says Christies.com through June 23. AP Photo their own. How do you feel about ‘No.’ “This is the greatest force, Melissa Rivers, in an inter- A BLACK feather-embellished gown, center, owned by the late comedian Joan Rivers, is displayed at it? the greatest energy in the world. view, was not ready to use the Christie’s, June 17, in New York. In his book “World Religions According to Buddhism, this word “cathartic.” After all, she — From Ancient History to the force does not stop with the said, “It hasn’t even been two volumes about the things she Harry Winston. Joan wore it She wore the clothes. She had Present,” Geoffrey Parrinder, a non-functioning of the body, years.” Instead, she’s in sur- collected: often and added to it over the the style and the presence to former professor of comparative which is death; but it continues vivor mode, “taking care of busi- “Marie Antoinette would have years, sitting on the floor with pull these things off,” Melissa religion at King’s College manifesting itself in another ness” in a way she knows her lived here if she had money.” little bits of paper she had cut said. “I do not have that ability London, said, “To study differ- form, producing re-existence mother would appreciate. Her approach was far from out to configure new stones. The whatsoever. If you put even a ent religions need not imply infi- which is called rebirth.” “She never believed that hands off when it came to shar- auction house estimated its ruffle around my neck I’m just delity to one’s own faith, but Maybe you agree. Maybe not. everything should be kept in ing her world. Furniture and value at $30,000 to $50,000. swimming and spitting out rather it may be enlarged by see- Perhaps you believe the dead are storage or a bank vault. She housewares, whether they were Melissa had less trouble giv- feathers.” ing how other people have unconscious, resting in peace, always said, ‘Use your things, fancy or a tag sale find, were ing up a silver Tiffany dog bowl Among the belongings Melissa sought for reality and have been until a day of resurrection? You enjoy the things you have,’ so I mixed and matched and engraved for the cantankerous kept were some attached to pre- enriched by their search.” might believe, based on their don’t have the guilt of ‘I need to enjoyed. Spike, the now-dead Yorkshire cious, private moments with her Personally, I find it helpful to deeds, people are instantly sent keep these dishes because this Hence antique Faberge pic- terrier a friend gave her mother mom, including a toothbrush know a little about a lot of dif- to a place of eternal torment or was the set that she used every ture frames held family photos, as a puppy. cup. ferent subjects, including people heavenly bliss upon death? third Thanksgiving but it’s not including one of Melissa in her “I call him the empty nest “I would always be leaning — their language, culture and Maybe you believe when a per- my favorite.’” University of Pennsylvania syndrome dog,” Melissa against the wall of her bathroom religious beliefs. At the very son dies that is the end of all life The auction house opened its hoodie. Among the rarest and laughed. “Spike was given to my talking to her when she was get- least I will be enlightened. It also forever? Whatever you personal- doors to the media last week for most valuable Faberge items up mother the same month I left for ting ready,” the daughter makes everyone more interest- ly believe is your right and it a preview. There, a couple of for auction is a small, gold- college. She carried him every- recalled. “I would look in the ing — including myself. A simi- should be respected. But does Joan’s elegant sitting rooms mounted, bowl-like study in where and never let him out of mirror so we could look at each lar attitude may have been that mean it cannot be dis- were set up, her inlaid green nephrite of a Lily of the her sight and spoiled him other and the toothbrush cup adopted by the early Christians cussed reasonably? Yearwood desk and chair near a Valley leaf with pearl and dia- ridiculously. It’s easy to connect was always in my sightline, and who came in contact with a wide For example, at the moment of favorite painting by Edouard mond details. those dots in Psych 101.” I never realized that. That to me variety of nationalities and conception, we inherit 50 per- Vuillard, titled “Dans l’atelier.” “The leaf is by far the rarest Spike did her mother a world represents so many of our most faiths. How did they approach cent of our genes from each par- It dates to about 1915 and is and really one of the most excit- of good after the death of her intimate moments.” people with different beliefs? ent. So, there is no way we can valued at $120,000 to ing Faberge objects that’s been husband in 1987. He comforted In terms of art, she said close At 1Corinthians 9:20-22 Paul, be 100 percent like someone in a $180,000. on the market in a very long her in her darkest hour, she family friend Vincent Price was a Christian missionary, said, previous existence, can we? Is Faberge was a favored brand time,” said Helen Culver Smith, once said, and he appeared with key in starting her parents on “To the Jews I became as a Jew, the process of reincarnation or for the former Beatrice a Christie’s specialist of Russian her on “The Tonight Show” and the path of collecting. that I might win Jews; to those rebirth supported by any known Grushman Molinsky, the works of art. “What makes it the cover of People magazine. “I was very fortunate to have who are under the law, as under principle of science? Why not daughter of Russian immi- rare is only two are known, and Known for splashy gowns, grown up in a home where art the law, that I might win those sincerely ask a Buddhist and lis- grants, furriers who served the there’s the craftsmanship.” there were a few up for sale, was part of our daily life,” who are under the law; to those ten carefully? Perhaps someone court back in the old country. It was made around 1900 in including some bedazzled looks Melissa said. who are without law, as without will ask you how one man can Staying tony in the United Russia and passed through from a favorite, Bob Mackie, But not in a pretentious way, law (not being without law die for all the billions of people States was sometimes a struggle many hands after it was sold off along with an ochre gown with a she was quick to note. toward God, but under law who ever lived? What would you that Joan never forgot. It fueled by the Soviet state. Joan bought custom cape from Oscar de la “Nothing was off limits. toward Christ), that I might win say? If people asked questions her furious work ethic. But she it from a London-based Faberge Renta. She wore it as a presen- Things were meant to be lived those who are without law; to about each other’s beliefs to believed in using the fine things dealer. Its value: $200,000 to ter at the 1990 Tony Awards. with and enjoyed and appreciat- the weak I became as weak, that learn, not to argue or be convert- she and her late husband, $300,000, making it among the Though her frame was tiny, ed. That’s the point of having I might win the weak. I have ed, wouldn’t that go a long ways Edgar, amassed. most expensive items to be auc- Joan’s fashion style was out- these things,” Melissa added. become all things to all men, in promoting tolerance and Joan died on Sept. 14, 2014. tioned. sized. But her taste and keen “So many people nowadays have that I might by all means save understanding? Many of her zingers were print- Another item that Melissa eye kept her from being swal- so many things and there’s so some.” — New King James Does my learning a little ed on walls for visitors to enjoy remembers fondly is a diamond- lowed up by the clothes and many billionaires out there now. Version. about Buddhism, Hinduism, as they ogled items up for sale, and-platinum flower brooch her chunky accessories she chose. It’s all about collect, collect, col- Could increased knowledge of Christianity, Judaism or Islam including this one that speaks mother designed, with help from “The clothes didn’t wear her. lect.” others lead to better under- mean my views will change? Not standing and such understand- necessarily. But if something is ing lead to our being more reasonable and rooted in truth, Put a Brazilian twist on succotash with black beans adaptable and more tolerant of it may be worth discussing. If it people with different view- promotes understanding and points? In a world where most By SARA MOULTON delicacy throughout the South. help people get along, why not I wanted to do what I could to people follow the religious ideals show a little interest? Perhaps Associated Press of their parents and grandpar- This week’s recipe puts a minimize the veggie’s gooiness. I someone will return the favor. knew if I cooked the okra pod ents, many people’s faith has Then we can share our faith, Brazilian twist on an American become a matter of tradition. staple, succotash. It should be whole, the liquid would stay explain our beliefs, show neigh- inside the pod. But it didn’t seem Learning why people believe as borly love and bring a little more just the ticket in August, when they do, simply to be informed, millions of us watch the right to feature whole pods of harmony and understanding okra in a succotash dish; I need- can lead to more meaningful into a divided world. Olympics being played in Rio de Janeiro. ed to work with sliced okra. The classic version of succo- I discovered that acid would tash is a combination of fresh work to tamp down the goo. I Rolling Stones bringing corn and lima beans (or some teamed tomatoes, a great source other shell bean), sometimes of acid, with fresh lime juice, a ‘Exhibitionism’ to NYC embellished with tomatoes or popular Brazilian ingredient, peppers. which did a pretty good job of NEW YORK (AP) — The Rolling be like walking into a museum. At least as old as the arrival of tamping down the okra liquid. Stones are bringing an exhibit of It’s going to be an event, an expe- the Europeans in America, the However, if you’re still leery of more than 500 recording and rience.” dish takes its name from a okra or can’t find it, just leave it artifacts from the band’s archive “Exhibitionism” will take in Narragansett term meaning “bro- out. Likewise, if you’re not a fan to New York City in November. music, art, design, film, video, ken corn kernels.” (The of cilantro, replace it with fresh basil or parsley. “Exhibitionism” was launched fashion and performance. Narragansett people are a Native AP photo in London in April. November will Artifacts will include guitars, cos- American tribe centered in Rhode BRAZILIAN STYLE SUCCO- THIS PHOTO provided by Sara Moulton shows succotash made TASH mark the exhibit’s North tumes, personal diaries and Island.) To this day succotash with a Brazilian twist in New York. At least as old as the arrival of American debut at the Industria audio clips. often appears on menus Start to finish: 50 minutes (30 throughout New England on minutes active) Europeans in America, the dish takes its name from a Narragansett Superstudio in the West Village, The show closes Sept. 4 at term meaning “broken corn kernels.” it was announced Tuesday. London’s Saatchi Gallery. An Thanksgiving. 3 slices bacon Tickets go on sale in end-date for the New York run This Brazilian version of suc- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion September. has not been announced. cotash holds fast to the corn, but 2 teaspoons minced garlic In a large skillet cook the 2 minutes. Add the corn and Mick Jagger said in a state- For further information, visit: swaps out the lima beans for 1 small serrano, minced bacon over medium heat until simmer, stirring occasionally, 2 ment the exhibit is “not going to http://stonesexhibitionism.com/ black beans, a staple of Brazilian 8 ounces cherry tomatoes, crisp, about 5 minutes. Transfer minutes. Add the black beans cuisine. So are okra, coconut halved, or quartered if large to a paper towel-lined plate to and coconut milk and simmer, milk and cilantro, which I’ve also 1/2 pound fresh okra, drain; when it is cool, crumble stirring occasionally, until the Grace Kelly’s childhood home added. trimmed and sliced 1/3rd-inch and set aside. mixture is heated through. Add Although okra boasts a unique thick Add the onion to the fat in the the cilantro and salt to taste. is up for sale in Philadelphia and appealing taste, its texture 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice skillet and cook over medium Serve each portion sprinkled — depending on how it is pre- Salt heat, stirring occasionally until with the crumbled bacon and PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The landmark. 2 cups fresh corn kernels the onion is golden, about 8 min- peanuts. Makes 6 servings. Philadelphia home where Oscar- The estate sits on a 0.69-acre pared — can be off-putting. Sliced and cooked, okra gives up One 15-ounce can black utes. Add the garlic and the ser- —- winning actress Grace Kelly grew (0.279-hectare) parcel that fea- beans, rinsed and drained rano; cook, stirring for 1 minute. Nutrition information per serv- up and accepted a marriage pro- tures gardens and a private a gelatinous liquid. That’s not a problem in Louisiana, where 1/2 cup unsweetened coconut Add the tomatoes and cook, stir- ing: 247 calories; 77 calories posal from Prince Rainier III of backyard. Inside, the home milk ring occasionally until they are from fat; 9 g fat (2 g saturated; 0 Monaco in 1955 is on the market. boasts a formal paneled dining locals depend on okra’s gluiness to thicken their gumbo. Likewise, 1/2 cup cilantro, leaves and softened. Add the okra, ½ cup g trans fats); 2 mg cholesterol; Philly.com reports the six-bed- room, finished basement and a tender stems, chopped water and lime juice along with a 162 mg sodium; 31 g carbohy- room, 2.5-story Colonial in the barroom, among other amenities. okra dipped in buttermilk and fried in cornmeal is considered a 1/3rd cup chopped toasted hefty pinch of salt; bring to a boil drate; 8 g fiber; 6 g sugar; 9 g city’s East Falls section was list- The property last made head- peanuts and simmer, stirring occasionally protein. ed last week for an initial asking lines in 2014 when its 81-year- price of $1 million. old former owner pleaded no con- The home was built in 1935 by test to animal cruelty charges for Program lets Boston commuters drive some, cycle the rest Kelly’s father, John B. Kelly. He keeping cats and dogs in unsani- was a three-time Olympic gold tary conditions. Officials with the BOSTON (AP) — Commuters chance to park for free at nearly Boston. away as Denmark and New medal-winning rower in the Pennsylvania Society for the who want to avoid Boston’s 20 locations near major employ- Dave Montague, who owns a Zealand. 1920s and later a prominent Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rush-hour traffic jams now have ment centers, then bike the rest bicycle manufacturing firm, first While Boston has strived of businessman active in seized 15 cats from the home and the option of driving part of the of the way to work. One lot approached officials with the late to become more bicycle Philadelphia politics. A sign post- found the remains of several oth- way to work and cycling the rest. offers access to a bike path idea. He says the program has friendly, suburban residents ed outside designates the struc- ers. The owner had lived in the The recently expanded Park & along the Charles River to attracted attention from urban often live too far away to com- ture as a Pennsylvania historical large brick house since 1973. Pedal program offers motorists a Cambridge and downtown transportation planners as far mute entirely by bike. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016—21 U.S.-made woven bedspreads, blankets are modern-day heirlooms By SOLVEJ SCHOU sales and marketing for Maine make raised flower patterns — is themselves,” observing the com- Associated Press Heritage Weavers. “We get emails based on a 1940s Bates design pany’s mechanical looms, she to this day from couples who’ve recreated from a bedspread that said. When I was a kid, I would had their Bates bedspread since George Washington chose for his “While a loom is a machine, it weave warm and fuzzy miniature the ‘50s, when they got married. A wife when they married. takes a craftsperson to use it,” blankets for my Barbie dolls using woman told me, ‘My bedspread “The history behind the Martha added Bob Christnacht, vice pres- a tiny loom. lasted longer than my marriage.’” Washington’s Choice is a big con- ident of global sales for the 153- Maybe it’s no wonder, then, First established in 1850, Bates tributor to its quality and the year-old Portland, Oregon-based that years later my husband and I Manufacturing Company became uniqueness of the bedspread,” Pendleton, a blanket, bedding and covet decorative, traditionally one of the largest textile manufac- said Bianca Cloutier, who grew up clothing company that boasts six woven bedspreads, including the turers in New England. After the using yarn cones from the looms generations of family ownership. one now on our bed — a Bates company closed in 2000, for art projects and collages. Pendleton, with woolen weaving blue-and-white-fringed cotton Cloutier’s grandfather — former Those wanting to learn how to mills in Oregon and Washington, “Spirit of America” by family- Bates Manufacturing president weave a blanket or bedspread offers classes on how to make owned Maine Heritage Weavers. Fred Lebel — and her mother, might connect with the blankets, and the company’s mill For decades, family-owned Linda Cloutier, founded Maine Handweavers Guild of America, store in Portland sells more than businesses across the country Heritage Weavers in 2002, which an organization of weavers, spin- 500 different types of Pendleton have produced bedspreads and obtained the Bates trademark and ners, dyers, basket makers and fabrics, plus blanket binding and coverlets created with mechanical carries on that company’s tradi- other artists, Cloutier suggested. trim, said Christnacht. looms at their own mills. Made out tion. Also, search for online weaving “Weaving is very visceral and of natural cotton or wool, in The company’s $100 to $180 communities and classes, and emotional, and part of our human muted hues, these bedspreads woven bedspreads and coverlets invest in a small and simple hand heritage,” Christnacht said. “Your AP Photo and blankets are modern-day have old-school names such as loom. bed, too, is a very personal place, THIS PHOTO shows the “Spirit of America” Bates bedspread in a heirlooms passed down over gen- “Cape Cod,” featuring a ‘70s “We also welcome people com- and there’s an emotional and per- home in Pasadena, Calif., woven by Maine Heritage Weavers. erations. coastal shell theme, and “Martha ing in and seeing the factories sonal obligation to it.” “It takes three to four weeks to Washington’s Choice,” in colors make a bedspread, from getting including maroon and sage green. the yarn, to weaving, finishing That popular intricate design — and washing,” said Bianca with loops of chenille cotton ‘Artsummer Nights’ event opens on July 15 in Etowah Cloutier, 29, vice president of pulled upward from the fabric to Special to the Banner local and national TV programs leagues to come out and see and owned historic Gem Theater. The Etowah Arts Commission such as the PBS syndicated show hear them live at “ArtSummer EAC is currently raising funds invites one and all to join them “Song of the Mountains,” and Nights.” to provide much-needed repairs on July 15 for “ArtSummer has performed many times at the The silent auction will feature a to the exterior of its office and to Nights,” a fun and fundraising Bristol Rhythm and Roots number of items, gift certificates, improve the appearance of the event, featuring dinner by 2 Reunion, as well as Bristol’s artwork and craft from business- façade, while also making Dudes Barbeque, a silent auction Paramount Theatre, Virginia es, venues and artists — with improvements to the interior of items from local businesses Highlands Festival in Abingdon, something for everyone. Dinner gallery pace.. and artists, and a concert by Virginia, Hungry Mother Park will include barbeque, sides, “ArtSummer Nights” tickets acclaimed “eclectic Americana” Arts and Music Festival in desserts and beverages. The tick- are $40 per person, and must be band Wise Old River. The event Marion, Virginia, the Little et price also includes two drink purchased in advance. Tickets will be held at Savannah Oakes Chicago Blues Festival, the Home tickets for either beer or wine. are available at the EAC office, Winery in Delano from 6 to 10 Grown Show Case at the Down The Etowah Arts Commission 700 Tennessee Ave. in Etowah on p.m. Event sponsors are E.L. Home in Johnson City, The is the arts and cultural arm of Thursdays and Fridays, noon to Parker, attorney-at-law and the Pickin’ Porch in Bristol, “The Tim the city of Etowah, and strives to 6 p,.m., or call 423-263-7608, or Daily Post-Athenian. White Bluegrass Show,” on provide a variety of programming visit www.etowaharts.org, and Wise Old River blends a variety Studio One (WETS 89.5 FM) at that will appeal to the communi- click on “Special Events” to order of influences and instruments East Tennessee State University ty. EAC’s signature event, the online. that combine tradition with orig- in Johnson City, and many other annual Cousin Jake Tullock The Etowah Arts Commission, inality. The group features vocal- local and regional events and Memorial Bluegrass Festival, the cultural arm of the Etowah ist/guitarist Jamen Denton, who venues. pulls an audience from through- Parks and Recreation provides well-crafted harmony The band also has a local con- out the Southeast, and the annu- Department, has been in exis- vocals and occasional percus- nection in that Jim Denton was al Young Author’s Conference tence since 1977. Occupying the sion. Jim Denton adds acoustic the pastor at both Jones Chapel gives area schoolchildren the former location of a drug store in lap steel, 12-string slide guitar, and Wesleyanna United opportunity to explore the liter- the corner of the historic Gem and bouzouki. Bassist Stephen Methodist churches in McMinn ary arts with published authors Theater, EAC has benefitted the Marshall joined the band in fall County at one time. Jeanne and illustrators. EAC has pre- community by leading the Gem 2010 and plays with an Denton was active with the Gem sented numerous projects and Theater renovations, and hosting Americana focus, bridging musi- Players in Etowah while working programs throughout their near- events to boost the cultural life of cal styles with his honest sound at Hiwassee Mental Health ly 40 years in existence, and the town. Visit and harmonic vibe. Center in Athens. They invite all raised much of the funding to www.etowaharts.org or call 423- The group has performed on their friends and former col- renovate the interior of the city- 263-7608 for more information. Auditions set for returning Athens area children’s choir ATHENS — Athens Area to attend any auditions should on this select group. Members University, a masters in music Council for the Arts announces contact AACA to arrange an will attend regular Monday education from Florida State the return of an auditioned audition. rehearsals beginning in mid- University, and has completed choral organization for the chil- Regular rehearsal and per- September. A $50 registration fee doctorate coursework at the dren of Athens and the sur- formance season of AACC is and monthly fee of $50 will be University of Southern California. rounding area. Athens Area September to May, however, required from each participant. A The “Summer Choir” will per- Children’s Choir will debut as Athens Area Council for the Arts limited number of scholarships form with Annie Moses Band in they share the stage with PBS invites young singers to audition will be available. Athens on Sept. 8, as part of the sensation Annie Moses Band on for the “Summer Choir” that will The Athens Area Children’s AACA Performance Series. The Sept. 8, to open AACA’s 2016-17 rehearse weekly starting Aug. 1 Choir will be under the direction full choir will rehearse and per- Big Time/Small Town perform- in preparation for the September of local musician Karen Malone. form a Christmas program, ance season. Athens Area performance. Rehearsals are She will be assisted by Ellen which will be performed several Children’s Choir is a program of Mondays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Kimball, AACA executive director times during the holiday season, the Athens Area Council for the AACA is offering up to 24 full emeritus, who will serve as including a guest appearance at Arts, which is supported by the “Summer Choir” scholarships to rehearsal accompanist. The choir AACA’s popular “Jazzy Little Tennessee Arts Commission. encourage young singers to take is under the umbrella of the Christmas.” A full-length show Auditions for young singers advantage of this unique educa- Athens Area Council for the Arts will conclude the choir year in are July 7 at 5:30 p.m., July 17 tional performance opportunity. and will be supported by a steer- spring 2017. Additional perform- at 2 p.m., and July 24 at 2 p.m. The purpose of the Athens ing committee. Parents are invit- ance opportunities will be sought at The Arts Center in Athens. Area Children’s Choir is to teach ed to serve on this committee. throughout the year. Membership is open to children and encourage children to Karen Malone is music director For questions or more infor- in the fourth- through eighth- achieve high artistic standards at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church mation about this or any AACA grades. Singers should come pre- through choral singing and per- and a private piano instructor. program, contact The Arts Center pared to sing a song (bring sheet formance. Life skills such as dis- She has more than 30 years expe- by phone at 423-745-8781, music, an accompaniment CD or cipline, responsibility and team- rience in music education and online at athensartscouncil.org, iPod, or be ready to sing a cap- work are of equal importance. holds a bachelor of arts degree in or in person at 320 N. White St. pella). Interested singers unable High expectations will be placed music education from St. Leo in Athens. 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AP Photo/Eric Gay AP Photo/John Bazemore A trAnsPortAtion Security Administration dog trainer Ford Rinewalt works with Sylvia, a bomb- A trAnsPortAtion Security Administration officer candidate passes through a body scanner as sniffing dog, in a makeshift warehouse during a drill at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Short-staffed she plays the part of an air traveler during a training session in an airport security checkpoint simulator and often criticized, the TSA aims to improve training for airport screeners. at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Ga. Airport security fix: better training — for humans and dogs GLYNCO, Ga. (AP) — Covering their ears, 192 at $25,000 to $30,000 a year. On the federal gov- future airport security officers watched from a ernment’s jobs website, slightly higher salaries are grandstand as Larry Colburn detonates a plastic- listed in some high-cost areas. The vast majority of explosives device like the one carried by the under- listings, however, are for part-time jobs paying $15 wear bomber in a failed attempt to blow up a plane to $22 an hour. on Christmas Day 2009. Screeners must be at least 18 years old and hold A tremendous boom was accompanied by a a high school degree or the equivalent or have one plume of black and gray smoke. A wave of blast year of full-time experience in a related field such as pressure ripples through the air, hitting the specta- airport security or reading X-rays. Some new hires tors. are in their 50s. The average new hire is 32, and 17 Colburn, a former Memphis police bomb squad percent of screeners are veterans, according to TSA. commander, tells his audience that a very small ——— amount of the explosive, PTEN, can do tremendous Halfway across the country, at Lackland Air damage. Force Base in Texas, TSA handlers at a new $14 “That is an eye-opener,” says Betsy Bueno. “That million facility are training more dogs to sniff out makes you want to do the job.” explosives. Bueno is joining the Transportation Security Ford Rinewalt keeps Sylvia, a 2-year-old German Administration, the agency responsible for protect- shorthaired pointer, on a short leash while they ing the traveling public from terrorists. Many trav- moved briskly up and down aisles in a cargo-filled elers associate the TSA with long lines and uncom- warehouse. As they turn a corner, Sylvia suddenly fortable pat-downs. Critics say the agency gives the stops and focuses on a large box inside which train- appearance of airport security without doing much ers had hidden explosives-dusted bait. to make air travel safe. AP Photo/John Bazemore “Good dog! Good dog!” Rinewalt exclaims as he Screeners performed dismally in tests last year this Photo shows explosive compounds on display for Transportation Security Administration can- rewards the dog with belly rubs and a toy. involving mock weapons and bombs being smug- didates during an explosives lecture at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Ga. “There is no way you can trick the dog if it is gled through checkpoints. The TSA suffers from Short-staffed and often criticized, the TSA aims to improve training for airport screeners. trained well,” says Rinewalt’s supervisor, Robert understaffing, low morale and high turnover. Peter Grauel, who keeps a close eye on the handler and Neffenger, the agency’s sixth and current adminis- the dog from a few paces away. trator, wants to hire more enthusiastic agents like academy is a fully equipped TSA checkpoint. need many, many more TSA officers and we need Drug smugglers have tried everything from Bueno and train them better, and also make greater On a recent morning, two dozen candidates prac- them now,” he says. ground coffee to layers of plastic, but the canine use of bomb-sniffing dogs as ways to improve TSA ticed screening people and bags. Classmates played Roman says he already sees signs that better sense of smell is too keen, he says. performance. the role of travelers carrying infants, using wheel- training is paying off. He says TSA’s pat-downs are Dogs speed up the checkpoints because travelers Since January, almost all new hires have gone chairs, requesting to bypass the millimeter-wave better and more military-like, more bags are being who pass the canine smell test can be moved to through a two-week course at a sprawling federal screening machines or presenting other challenges. rescreened, and screeners are quicker to call a expedited-screening lanes where they don’t have to installation in Georgia. And TSA recently opened a Instructors say the hardest part for trainees is supervisor over to take a second look at an X-ray remove shoes, belts and jackets or take laptops out new facility in Texas to train more dogs in bomb interpreting X-ray images. That could explain image. of their bags. detection. The Associated Press took a look behind screeners’ poor performance in audits — according ——— The dogs’ usefulness goes beyond convenience. the scenes at both operations. to published reports, screeners working at airports At the academy, new hires are taught about TSA’s TSA officials believe that dogs, along with uni- ——— across the country missed banned objects 67 out of history — an effort to make them feel special and formed police officers, are a deterrent. And if dogs TSA was built on the fly after the September 2001 70 times in one test, a 96 percent failure rate. less likely to quit. The work of airport screeners is help move passengers through checkpoints faster, terror attacks. Since the agency’s inception, screen- New hires take up to 20 hours of classroom often boring, adding to the agency’s retention prob- that could eliminate long lines that are themselves ers have been trained piecemeal at airports around instruction with the screening machines and are lem. a target for terrorists. the country. Neffenger decided to centralize and drilled to ask for a supervisor’s opinion if something TSA veterans say, however, that they do important Part of the cabin of a widebody airliner has been standardize training at a former naval air station in looks suspicious. work and that it’s not a dead-end career. reassembled so the dogs can be trained to search a Glynco that is used by more than 90 other law Some threats are obvious on screens in the mock “I myself started out part-time and I worked my plane. There is also a mock airport gate, complete enforcement agencies. TSA said it spends $2,400 checkpoint — a handgun left in a bag. Others are way up the ranks,” said Wilson Harrison, who began with “passengers” hired for the day from a temp per trainee on travel and lodging for their nine-day ambiguous — a jumble of wires that could be part at Memphis International Airport and moved up to agency. course at Glynco. of a bomb or just the accoutrements of modern, Miami International before become an academy Once the dogs are taught to find explosives they “By bringing them here to the academy, we’re connected life. instructor. “Some of them do use it as a stepping are paired with a trainer who must learn to lead the sure that all of the officers are getting the exact Trainees must pass written and hands-on tests stone to go to other agencies, but the majority of the dog on methodical searches so that no area is same training, the exact same procedures,” says during the course to be hired. The washout rate is students say that they would like to stay with TSA missed, and to interpret the animal’s behavior. Douglas Yates, who worked at Palm Beach (Florida) remarkably low, just 1 percent. An instructor, and make it a career.” The training costs $30,000 to $55,000 per dog International Airport and is now an instructor at Elaine Wilson Harrison, says that is partly because Crystal Champagne, a 28-year from Minneapolis and, officials said, is constantly tweaked to keep up the Georgia center. Under the airport-based trainees get remedial help if they fail part of the who worked for TSA in 2013 and is returning after a with changes in the materials and methods used by approach, he says, “there is always the possibility course. stint as a caregiver, says retention is tied to respect. terrorists. that some of the local things might creep in that are Anthony Roman, an aviation-security expert who “We’re all working together to keep our country TSA has about 320 dogs to sniff cargo at airports not proper or not according to the program.” runs an investigative consulting firm, says recent safe,” she says. “If we continue to show officers and train stations; about 140 are also trained to There is classroom instruction on reading X-ray audits like the one with a 96 percent failure rate that’s what this is about and it is truly necessary — work on people. Neffenger said recently that his images, detecting explosives and other weapons, prove that TSA training has been poor. He says the and not to listen to media — I think we’ll do well and agency could use 500 dogs if it had the money, and methods that terrorists use to conceal weapons, creation of a central academy was a good first step. we’ll stay.” before Memorial Day he moved more dog teams to and handling hostile travelers. The heart of the “I don’t think nine days is long enough, but we A TSA spokesman says full-time screeners start the busiest airports to help reduce lines. U.S. medical schools expand training to curb painkiller abuse WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — At scribing addictive opioid Association of Medical Colleges. first, the woman tried to hide her painkillers too often, and that Under pressure from the White painkiller problem. She told the poor training is frequently to House, more than 60 U.S. med- doctor that she still had pain from blame. ical schools pledged in April to her past pregnancy, and that she According to federal data, opi- teach new federal guidelines for just wanted a refill on her pain oid painkillers were responsible prescribing opioid painkillers. medication. for nearly 19,000 deaths across In Massachusetts, Gov. Charlie After a few questions, though, the U.S. in 2014, an increase of Baker rallied the state’s four med- she admitted that a friend had more than 400 percent since ical schools to develop a uniform sold her some OxyContin, and 2000. Heroin, by comparison, curriculum on opioids and addic- that she’d stolen pills from anoth- killed 10,000 people in 2014. tion that’s being unrolled this er friend. “We are over 10 years into this year. Lawmakers in Pennsylvania The interaction was all staged, epidemic, and I don’t think we’ve are pushing for a similar effort with the patient played by an seen a robust enough response there. actor and the doctor played by a from the medical community,” Dozens of schools, including medical student last month. The Michael Botticelli, the White Brown and Columbia universi- exercise was part of a daylong House’s drug czar, told reporters ties, have received federal grants AP Photo/Elise Amendola boot camp at the University of in Boston last month. to teach a standard interviewing UnivErsity of MAssAchUsEtts Medical School's Dr. Michele Pugnaire, right, senior associate Massachusetts Medical School Studies have found that med- method that helps screen patients dean for educational affairs, confers with Dr. James Ledwith Jr. as they observe students via laptops dur- designed to help physicians in ical students at American schools for drug abuse. ing class simulations of treating patients coping with addiction at the medical school in Worcester, Mass. training identify and fight opioid spend far less time learning to “Students are expected to be abuse. treat pain than their peers in able to identify and address that Many U.S. medical schools are expanding their training to help students fight opioid abuse. New training “There’s a lot at stake here. We other countries, or even veteri- as well as they would someone’s programs at many schools teach students to prescribe opioid painkillers only as a last resort, and to eval- have a public health epidemic, nary students in the U.S. diabetes or hypertension ,” said uate all patients for signs of drug abuse. and it’s not getting better, and the Even at top schools like Dr. Frances Levin, a professor of health care profession is part of Harvard, students say they aren’t clinical psychiatry at Columbia’s Black men, for example, have patients.” The idea is to put stu- students that, in the real world, the problem,” said Michele trained enough. A group of stu- medical center. likely been under prescribed opi- dents through complex cases that there’s often no way to know if Pugnaire, the medical school’s dents there organized their own The goal is partly to cut down oids “because clinicians fear that they’ll face in practice, and to help they made the right choice. senior associate dean for educa- clinic on addiction treatment this on opioid prescribing. At Boston they’re maybe going to abuse gauge whether students are ask- “I talk to medical students tional affairs. year to fill gaps in the curriculum. University, for example, students those drugs,” said Dr. Douglas ing patients the right questions in about my own uncertainty and Medical schools nationwide are “There’s a sense of urgency to learn alternative ways to treat Hughes, the associate dean for the right way. my own doubts,” said Dr. Nancy rethinking their training on opi- tackle this issue from all fronts, pain such as relaxation therapy academic affairs at the Boston At the end of those exercises, Weigle, who teaches about com- oids amid rising overdose deaths. and I think medical schools and and breathing exercises. University School of Medicine. students learn whether they munity and family medicine at Schools are taking action after teaching hospitals are really com- But students are also being Many schools are also adding made the right decision. Duke University. “In medicine, we critics said they had inadvertently mitted to doing their part,” said taught that some populations more training simulations like the Duke University’s medical operate in a lot of gray areas. And contributed to addiction prob- Tannaz Rasouli, senior director of have been turned away from one at the University of school plans to increase its use of this is an area that can be really lems. Federal health experts say public policy and strategic out- painkillers too often because of Massachusetts, using trained standardized patients, too. But tricky, and there’s not always one that physicians have been pre- reach for the American stereotypes. actors known as “standardized some professors there stress to right answer.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016—23 Legend, Pitt among stars taking new power role: TV producer LOS ANGELES (AP) — The projects for TV (“Underground”) allows television to have real diver- actor’s longtime lament: “What I and the big screen (filmmaker Cary sity,” Legend said. really want to do is direct.” The Fukanaga’s in-development “The “Any of us who have power revised version: “I want to pro- Black Count”). should try to use that power to tell duce.” He dismisses any notion he’s in great stories that reflect what’s More entertainers are getting the it for the so-called vanity credit happening in the world and reflect chance to play the role of producer which, with a monetary bonus, can the audience that’s out there,” he as the expanding universe of cable be a lure for some. said. “They are thirsty for content channels and, especially, online “People find out pretty quickly I featuring people who look like platforms make for big opportuni- don’t just do it to slap my name on them, and it’s not just black peo- ties on small screens. things,” Legend said. “I care about ple: it’s Asians, it’s Latinos, it’s the With motivations ranging from the kinds of stories being told gay and lesbian community.” passion projects to career advance- under my name, so I try to interact In an industry in which men ment, stars — and even their jour- with writers and directors as much dominate on- and off-screen jobs, neymen counterparts — are get- as possible.” producing is giving women an ting into the game. In 1919, Charlie Chaplin joined influential path. Witherspoon’s “Actors need to produce because with director D.W. Griffith and production company, for example, they need to control material and other actors to found United has focused on film and TV proj- be ahead of the business,” said Roy Artists studio. Lucille Ball and Desi ects with female protagonists. Ashton, the Gersh Agency’s head Arnaz’s Desilu Productions After Joanne Froggatt read a AP Photo/Steven Senne of TV. “With the Netflixes and launched in TV’s early days with “I gripping script about Mary Ann U.S. CoASt GUArd swabs, center, are guided by Coast Guard cadets, left and right, as they recite Hulus and everything else, it’s real- Love Lucy” eventually grew into a Cotton, a 19th-century serial killer phrases from the cadet handbook before swearing-in ceremonies, Monday at the U.S. Coast Guard ly about owning content, control- leading independent studio with in England, she used the cachet ling it and controlling your des- credits including “Mission: she gained as Anna Bates on PBS’ Academy, in New London, Conn. Forty years after military service academies opened their doors to tiny.” Impossible” and original “Star hit drama “Downton Abbey” to women, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy is marking the milestone Monday at its annual reporting-in day, The flashiest examples remain Trek” series episodes. help drive “Dark Angel.” when it welcomes a class with a record 38 percent female cadets. theatrical releases from heavy- Although today’s biggest names As associate producer as well as weights such as Brad Pitt, who’s can’t ensure success — HBO star, Froggatt was tasked with get- dabbled in TV but largely used his reversed its decision to renew the ting PBS’ agreement to air the clout to help produce films includ- drama series “Vinyl” for a second miniseries, due in 2017, and had a Coast Guard Academy sets ing the Oscar-winning “12 Years a season despite the involvement of hand in choosing the director, hair Slave” and “Selma.” producer-creators Mick Jagger and makeup artists, and costume Pitt is making serious TV forays and Martin Scorsese — “Survivor’s designer. as a producer for the upcoming Remorse” is returning July 24 for “It’s not something that happens record for female enrollment miniseries “Lewis and Clark” and its third season on Starz with Mike a lot in television in England, the limited series “Feud.” Actress O’Malley, a veteran actor (“Glee,” much more so in the States,” the Forty years after military serv- jumps in female enrollment percent. and film producer Reese ‘’Yes, Dear”) and writer British actress said. “It’s really nice ice academies opened their reflect growing demand and not West Point, the Naval Witherspoon (“Wild,” ‘’Gone Girl”) (“Shameless”), in charge as creator to voice that opinion and be doors to women, the U.S. Coast any special recruiting efforts. Academy and the Air Force is producing and starring in the and executive producer. heard.” Guard Academy marked the But at West Point, where Academy, which are overseen by announced limited series “Big O’Malley describes producing as The chance to develop entrepre- milestone at a ceremony Monday women account for 22 percent of the Defense Department, have Little Lies.” a non-stop challenge. neurial muscles and avoid employ- as it welcomes a class with a the incoming class of 2020, faced criticism from some who While individual responsibilities “There are 100 to 200 people ment slumps that are all too com- record 38 percent of female marketing initiatives have say female enrollment remains vary depending on the project, a you have to deal with, you have to mon in the acting game are other cadets. helped boost female enrollment too low. The Service Women’s producer or production team’s make sure all the scripts are done reasons to turn producer. The enrollment rate for that remained around 15 to 17 Action Network and the tasks include obtaining financing and written on time, and you’re in For Sean Hayes, the eye-opening women has not been matched at percent until two years ago. American Civil Liberties Union and supervising casting, writing charge of the casting and the tone moment came when he realized the Naval Academy, the Military With women accounting for 17 filed a lawsuit last year seeking and the director who will guide of the show,” he said. “You really the long-running sitcom “Will & Academy at West Point or the or 18 percent of the Army officer information on gender targets, filming. have to be ready to be in charge, Grace” and his role as Jack were Air Force Academy, though corps, the academy wants to arguing women were underrep- Actors who have a way with and if you don’t like it, you have to soon to end and, he says, “I needed each has seen an increase in graduate women at or above that resented considering opportuni- words can become sought-after learn to like it.” a place to go in the morning.” female enrollment at a time level, according to Col. Deborah ties in military leadership and producers, the result of TV’s tradi- The talent — as the entertain- “I looked around the soundstage when gender barriers have been McDonald, the academy’s direc- the repeal of rules excluding tional reliance on writer-showrun- ment industry collectively labels and all of a sudden it hit me: How falling across the armed servic- tor of admissions. women from combat and other ners in contrast to filmdom’s wor- performers — may produce to did all of this come together?” es. The pool of applicants has duties. ship of directors. Tina Fey ensure their own juicy roles. But Hayes said, listing actors, produc- One graduate who was among been expanded, McDonald said, A SWAN spokesman said (“Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”) as performers themselves tell it, ers, director, network, costumers the first women to enroll at the through efforts including a new Monday that it is reviewing doc- and Amy Poehler (“Broad City”) are other motivations can be equally or and catering service. “How did this Coast Guard Academy in 1976 brochure addressing admission uments obtained in a settlement among the examples. more compelling. machine happen?” said her cadet years were the of women and the addition of with the federal government. “People like Amy and Tina are The changing world of TV offers His curiosity led him and Todd start of a career in which she lacrosse and women’s rugby At the Coast Guard Academy, being given production deals by more opportunities for stories told Milliner, to launch a busy produc- regularly was the first or among programs. which is overseen by the networks looking for these people by and about people of color and tion company whose series include the first women every step of “The women’s lacrosse pro- Department of Homeland to expand on their voice,” said other minorities — especially “Grimm,” “Hot in Cleveland” and the way. gram really opened up an aper- Security, Fitzpatrick and other Steve Carell, who wears a produc- notable given this year’s all-white “Hollywood Game Night.” “It was hard, but it’s supposed ture for many young ladies in alumnae from that first class of er’s hat for “Angie Tribeca,” TBS’ slate of Oscar acting nominees. Putting the pieces together to be hard,” Michele Fitzpatrick high school that play lacrosse women were being acknowl- police parody series. “What’s great about television “enables me to keep working and said. “We all just had to do the and wanted to play lacrosse at edged at a reporting-in ceremo- Music star John Legend is an right now is there are so many dif- keep my mind being creative,” best we could and help each the NCAA level,” McDonald said. ny that marks the start of an increasingly active producer with ferent avenues for content. It Hayes said. other get through the process.” Female enrollment at the introductory training period for The academies, which were Naval Academy in Annapolis, new cadets. Fitzpatrick, who has required to admit women under Maryland, has risen steadily taught at the academy and a law signed by President Gerald from 24 percent for the Class of works as a contractor for the Ford, provide a cost-free educa- 2016 to an anticipated 28 per- Coast Guard, said she does not tion, and students upon gradua- cent for the Class of 2020. At the believe there should be targets tion are commissioned as junior Air Force Academy in Colorado for gender enrollment. officers with requirements to Springs, Colorado, a slow and “You want the best person for serve a minimum number of steady increase has brought the job, regardless of gender,” years. Most academies say female enrollment to around 22 she said. ‘Avatar’ mobile game is landing ahead of sequels LOS ANGELES (AP) — Before moviegoers return to Pandora, they’ll be able visit the exotic alien world from “Avatar” on their smartphones. Lightstorm Entertainment and 20th Century Fox have enlisted game studio Kabam to develop an “Avatar” mobile game for release ahead of the next four film sequels. “The idea is to extend the world beyond the big screen and create an experience that will be true to what James Cameron did in mak- ing the most technologically advanced film of its time,” said Kabam COO Kent Wakeford. “That’s what we want to do with this game.” The multiplayer strategy game is set for release in 2018 before the second “Avatar” film hits the- aters. Wakeford said Kabam plans AP Photo/ted S. Warren, File to update the game as “Avatar” In thIS JUne 1, 2011, file photo, a figure of Jake Sully’s avatar sequels unfurl every other year through 2023. character from the movie “Avatar,” is on display at the Experience Kabam previously released Music Project in Seattle. Before moviegoers return to Pandora, they'll mobile games based on such fran- be able visit the exotic alien world from “Avatar” on their smart- chises as “Star Wars,” Marvel and phones. “Fast & Furious.” Wakeford said the budget to produce the “Avatar” past year, the developers at plot will be separate from the game will be sustainably more Kabam have been collaborating “Avatar” films and will allow play- than $14 million, the average cost with artists and others working on ers to align together and make of Kabam’s previous titles. the next “Avatar” installments at decisions that will affect the nar- The original 2009 film centered Lightstorm. rative. on the conflict between the “There might be a creature or “I think science fiction can be a human-led Resources RDA aircraft that was not in the great metaphor for the world in Development Administration and first movie that we designed for which we live,” said Landau. “As the blue-skinned alien race Na’vi the sequels that’s part of the tex- people play this game, I want of Pandora. The film sequels will ture of the films,” said “Avatar” them to have choices, just like explore Pandora’s other environ- producer and Lightstorm COO they have in life. The choices you ments and cultures. Jon Landau. “If it doesn’t reveal a make in a game create different “For us, to be able to come out story point from the films, why not experiences for you — some for ahead of the movie and start to share that with Kabam and allow the better, some for the worse. It’s introduce a whole new set of char- them to use it in that space?” about engaging people in this acters and experiences when the The four sequels are slated to world but never losing sight of the movie releases and then again be simultaneously filmed. Landau ethos of ‘Avatar.’” and again and again as the new said screenwriters are close to fin- A series of “Avatar” games, films roll out, it’ll allow us to cre- ishing their scripts and filming including mobile editions and a ate a really engaging game,” said with the principal cast, which console game developed by Ubisoft Wakeford. includes Sam Worthington and Entertainment, were released The game won’t only rely on the Zoe Saldana, is set to begin in alongside the first “Avatar” movie first movie for inspiration. For the early 2017. and received a mixed reaction Landau said the mobile game’s from critics and fans. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016 Grier, 61. hard work mixed with a unique CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Stay focused and approach to whatever you take on. DAY: Michael Phelps, 31; Monica you will reach your goals and impress The interest you gain as you bring Potter, 45; Mike Tyson, 50; David Alan onlookers. Success will come through about constructive changes to the way you live will put you in a position to barter and ask for favors. Romance is in the stars. Your numbers are 10, 17, 21, 24, 32, 36, 45. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Pay Contract Bridge attention to personal matters before by Steve Becker something backfires, leaving you in a dispute with someone you care about. Hagar the Horrible Keep everything out in the open and make your positions and intentions clear. It's better to be safe than sorry. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll have what it takes to make a differ- ence to others. The choices you make and the suggestions and hands-on help you offer will bring you recogni- tion and boost your reputation. An important relationship will take a posi- tive turn. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Monitor your spending. Don't feel you have to pay for someone else if you don't have the funds. It's important to look Dilbert out for your interests first. A change in the way you handle others will be required in order to get ahead. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You'll have clear passage to something you want to pursue or someone you want to spend more time with. Don't sit back when you should be living your dream. It's up to you to make things happen. Stop procrastinating and start doing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don't take on too much or you will fall short of your goal and be judged by your actions. It's good to bring about posi- Garfield tive changes that will give you more time to work on the projects that excite you the most. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Getting together with old friends or colleagues will bring back memories and revive old ideas and plans. Helping others will end up benefiting you as well. Celebrate your good fortune with someone dear to your heart. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Focus on what you can accomplish. Disputes will lower your ability to get things done. Refuse to let someone bully you or push you into something Beetle Bailey you don't want to do. Organize your day and stick to your plans. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Step up your game a notch and use your knowledge, creativity and charm to get what you want. You'll provide interest- ing suggestions that will put you in a good position for advancement. Romance and travel look promising. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't go into debt trying to please someone because you are foolish with your money. Bring about changes to the way you live that will help you get your personal finances back on Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics track. Keep your life simple. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): It's catch-up time. Keep a list and make an effort to complete all the unfinished business in your life. Leave time at the end of the day to engage in a little fun with the people you love the most. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check out your motives before you get into something for the wrong rea- son. It's important to be true to your- self and honest with others about what you want. An emotional situation is best handled quickly and honestly. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Don't wait for others to do things for you. Take the initiative and do only what you have to do. Your actions and accomplishments will make an excel- lent impression on someone you love. Romance is in the stars. Birthday Baby: You are magnetic, unique and outgoing. You are gener- ous and hardworking. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, June 29, 2016—25

WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 29, 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 U.S. Olympic Trials The Night Shift Jordan learns a life lesson. (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win Foundations of Freedom Caroline Leaf Joyce Meyer Potters John Gray Turning Point Prince S. Furtick Living Proof Blessed Life John Gray Drive Zacharias J. Duplantis WTNB 5Yesteryear ’ WTNB Today Body Wesley UMC First Baptist Church Gaither Gospel Hour ’ Westmore Church of God Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle Arrow “Beyond Redemption” Supernatural “Thin Lizzie” Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å The Bear Family and Me ’ Supernature -- Wild Flyers NOVA ’ Å (DVS) 9 Months That Made You ’ Brain-David Eagleman Nature Å (DVS) DAYSTAR 8Huch Bill Winston Time-Hope Jewish Voice Amazing Creflo Dollar David Reagan John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Supernatural Deep Calls to Z. Levitt K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Middle Goldbergs Mod Fam (:31) blackish Fresh-Boat Real O’Neals 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 Supernature -- Wild Flyers NOVA ’ Å (DVS) 9 Months That Made You ’ Emery World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 The People’s Court Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang MasterChef (N) ’ Wayward Pines (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Paid Program Seinfeld ’ WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show ’ Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Brother (N) ’ Å Criminal Minds “Hostage” American Gothic (N) Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13(3:00) Carolyn’s Closet Food on Q Earth Brands Footwear In the Kitchen With David “Scrub Daddy” (N) The Shop “Scrub Daddy” (N) Facets of Diamonique CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Men in Black” Blue Bloods “Quid Pro Quo” Blue Bloods ’ Å›› “Constantine” (2005, Fantasy) Keanu Reeves, Rachel Weisz. Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest ’ Å How I Met HSN 16Bedding Clearance (N) Bedding Clearance (N) Home Clearance (N) Bedding Clearance (N) Joyful Discoveries-Joy Home Clearance (N) Bedding Clearance (N) Bedding Clearance (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians EJ NYC “Queen of Shade” The Kardashians E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24American Ninja Warrior ’ American Ninja Warrior Competitors in Oklahoma City. ’ American Ninja Warrior Competitors in Philadelphia. Å Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. This Is Mike Stud Å Mr. Robot Å LIFE 25› “Did You Hear About the Morgans?” (2009) Å› “One for the Money” (2012) Katherine Heigl. Å›› “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” (2009) Å (:02) ›› “Fun With Dick & Jane” (2005) Jim Carrey. Å “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” TLC 26Dateline on TLC ’ Å Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å My Giant Life ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life My Big Fat Fabulous Life (N) (:01) I Am Jazz (N) ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (12:02) I Am Jazz ’ Å TBS 27Friends Friends Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Murder Most Fowl” Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Last Call” ’ Castle “Nikki Heat” ’ Castle “Poof, You’re Dead” Castle “Knockdown” ’ Major Crimes “N.S.F.W.” Major Crimes Å CSI: NY ’ Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Royal Pains (N) Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU FX 30Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “World War Z” (2013, Horror) Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos. ›› “The Purge” (2013) Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey. ›› “The Purge” (2013) Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey. ›› “Savages” (2012) ESPN 31Wimbledon Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å College Baseball NCAA World Series Championship, Game 3: Teams TBA. (If necessary). SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32SportsNation The Jump Questionable ESPN FC (N) Around/Horn Interruption MLB Baseball New York Mets at Washington Nationals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) Å City Slam From Los Angeles. Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33World Poker Tour Red Bull Cliff Diving Destination Halls of Fame Driven Cardinals Pre MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals. (N) (Live) Cardinals Live! Postgame Bull Riding Championship. SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) SEC Inside SEC Now (N) Journey SEC Storied College Football From April 16, 2016. Å SEC Now (N) (Live) SEC Now GOLF 35Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) School of Golf (N) Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion PGA of America (N) Golf Central FS1 36Boxing NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself (N) Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å UFC Tonight (N) Å The Ultimate Fighter Å The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TUF Talk (N) Sports Live Garbage TMZ Sports FSSE 37(3:00) MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Atlanta Braves. Driven Braves Live! MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. (N) (Live) Braves Live! Driven (N) MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Atlanta Braves. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Weather Caught on Camera Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Jay Leno’s Garage Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Jay Leno’s Garage (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) 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 Anderson Cooper 360 Å Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45World’s Dumbest... Fameless Fameless Fameless Fameless Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “Birthday Girl” Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Wahlburgers Wahlburgers Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty DISC 47Lair of the Mega Shark ’ Tiburones: Sharks of Cuba Air Jaws: Night Stalker ’ Shallow Water Invasion ’ Wrath of a Great White Deadliest Sharks (N) Å Sharks vs. Dolphins Shark Dark (:31) Deadliest Sharks Å Sharks vs. NGC 48Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Underworld, Inc. “Pirates” Underworld, Inc. Underworld, Inc. (N) Underworld, Inc. Underworld, Inc. Underworld, Inc. TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Cutthroat Kitchen HGTV 51Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers: Buying Property Brothers Å Brother vs. Brother (N) Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Brother vs. Brother Å ANPL 52Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse: Out on a Limb Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse: Out on a Limb Treehouse: Out on a Limb Insane Pools: Deeper Dive Treehouse: Out on a Limb FREE 53The Middle The Middle Dead of Summer “Patience” › “Big Daddy” (1999, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’ Young Baby Daddy › “Zookeeper” (2011, Comedy) Kevin James. ’ The 700 Club ’ Å Lizzie Lizzie DISN 54Backstage ’ Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Girl Meets “Adventures in Babysitting” (2016) ’ ‘NR’ Bizaardvark Stuck/Middle Liv-Mad. Backstage ’ K.C. Under. Girl Meets Austin & Ally NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House SpongeBob Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Game Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends Friends (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Vengeance” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith George George Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58››› “Animal House” (1978, Comedy) John Belushi, Kevin Bacon. ‘R’ › “National Lampoon’s Vegas Vacation” (1997) ‘PG’ ›› “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983) Chevy Chase. ›› “National Lampoon’s European Vacation” (1985) National TCM 59›› “Let Freedom Ring” (1939) Å›› “Bitter Sweet” (1940, Musical) Å (:15) Miracle of Sound ››› “Macbeth” (1948, Drama) Orson Welles. Å›››› “Hamlet” (1948, Drama) Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons. Å Midsummer 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 61Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera Tia & Tamera “Twinventors” Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas ›› “Guess Who” (2005) Bernie Mac, Ashton Kutcher. Douglas BRAVO 62Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Happens Housewives/OC Housewives SYFY 63(3:00) › “Jason X” (2002) ›› “The Mechanic” (2011, Action) Jason Statham. Å›› “Faster” (2010, Action) Dwayne Johnson. Å› “Friday the 13th” (2009, Horror) Jared Padalecki. Å››› “A Nightmare on Elm Street” (1984) John Saxon. SPIKE 64(3:30) ›› “Dredd” (2012) Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby. ’››› “X2: X-Men United” (2003, Action) Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman. ’› “Wrath of the Titans” (2012) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson. ’›› “The Expendables 2” (2012) Jet Li ’ COM 65South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Period South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Period MTV 66(3:40) 16 and Pregnant ’ (4:50) 16 and Pregnant ’››› “Zombieland” (2009) Woody Harrelson. ’›› “Project X” (2012) Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper. ’ The Challenge: Rivals III (N) Chall. Rivals Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67(3:00) ›› “Why Did I Get Married?” (2007) Tyler Perry. ›› “Why Did I Get Married Too?” (2010, Comedy-Drama) Tyler Perry, Sharon Leal. ’ Dating Naked ’ Barely Barely Dating Naked ’ Barely Barely CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “My Cousin Vinny” (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei, Ralph Macchio. Steve Austin’s Broken Skull BET 69“Madea’s Witness” ›› “Soul Men” (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac, Sharon Leal. Å Basketball Music Moguls F In Fabulous F In Fabulous (:03) Martin Dish Nation The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83MythBusters ’ Å MythBusters ’ Å MythBusters ’ Å Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science How to Build How to Build Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Rosary The Holy Serra The World EWTN News EWTN Mass - Sts. Peter and Paul EWTN Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Peter and Paul WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Chosen” ’ Law & Order “Under God” Law & Order “Absentia” ’ Law & Order “Star Crossed” Law & Order “Bitch” Å Law & Order “Suicide Box” Law & Order “Genius” ’ Law & Order “Maritime” ’ Law & Order Psychic vision. DISXD 117Kirby Buckets Counter Phineas, Ferb Phineas, Ferb Spider-Man Guardians Lego Star-For. Wander Walk the Gamer’s G. Lab Rats Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lego Star-For. Wander Walk the GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars (Season Finale) The finalists final challenge. (N) Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars Å COOK 153Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Good Eats Good Eats Cupcake Wars WE 163House “Last Temptation” ’ House “Changes” ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Bronx Cheer” Law & Order “Ego” Å Law & Order “White Lie” ’ Law & Order “Whiplash” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order Career criminal. GALA 217Vivan los Niños Vivan los Niños Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Noticiero Con Joaquin Vecinos TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Esclava Blanca (N) (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Esclava Blanca ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Un camino hacia el destino Tres Veces Ana (N) ’ Por Siempre Joan Sebastian Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311UTV World Championship Tour de France Preview NASCAR America (N) Å U.S. Olympic Trials NASCAR Throwback (N) NASCAR Throwback U.S. Olympic Trials DLC 319Boston EMS ’ Å Boston EMS ’ Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ D.U.I. Å D.U.I. Å D.U.I. Å D.U.I. Å The Will: Secrets Revealed The Will: Secrets Revealed D.U.I. Å D.U.I. Å The Will: Secrets Revealed

Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) Supernature — Wild Flyers The Night Shift Supernatural 9 Months That Made You Fresh Off the Boat “Defying Gravity” is the highly — and A fall from a balcony is only the start of a The legend of Lizzie Borden rises again, as It’s fairly easy to determine that the nine Rap-music star and sometimes-actor DMX we do mean “highly,” in more ways than college student’s troubles, as determined by Sam and Dean (Jared Padalecki, Jensen months covered by this new three-part appears as himself in “We Done Son,” as one — appropriate title of the episode TC and Paul (Eoin Macken, Robert Bailey Ackles) look into murders at a bed-and- miniseries, a very advanced version of Eddie (Hudson Yang) thinks he’s hit the that launches this new three-part series, a Jr.), in the new two-hour presentation “Get breakfast — which used to be the residence the “birds and the bees” conversation, are jackpot by landing a part-time job with him. co-production of PBS and England’s BBC Busy Livin’/Hot in the City.” Jordan (Jill of the infamous ax-wielder — in “Thin those that span a pregnancy. The opening A quarrel over the investment property puts that surveys the traits enabling various Flint) gets to know a terminally ill patient, Lizzie.” A local resident (guest star Jared episode, “The First 8 Weeks,” focuses on the friendship of Jessica and Honey (Con- creatures to levitate above Earth. This hour and Scott (Scott Wolf) wants the wares be- Gertner, “The Book of Mormon”) provides a precisely the first two months. Various cin- stance Wu, Chelsey Crisp) at risk. A friend proves the cartoon character Rocky isn’t ing peddled by a pharmaceutical-company big clue by revealing his sighting of a young ematography methods are used in detailing (guest star J.B. Smoove) of Louis (Randall the only flying squirrel, since that species is representative (guest star AnnaLynne Mc- girl in the vicinity when the killings occurred. what happens during those earliest embry- Park) prolongs his visit to a dangerous highlighted as well as vultures, wood duck Cord, “Dallas”). Then, a heat wave hits San Yasmeene Ball also guest stars. onic stages, showing how a fertilized egg point. Forrest Wheeler and Ian Chen also chicks and paradise tree snakes. Antonio. begins to develop human traits. star.

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 30, 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 U.S. Olympic Trials Spartan-Team Challenge Aquarius (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Joyce Meyer Billy Graham Crusade Drive Potters Trinity Family Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman Journey-Faith Joyce Meyer WTNB 5Cheyenne Music Mix WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Town Hall Meeting (N) Å DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Beauty and the Beast (N) ’ Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger The Middle WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å Georgia Trav. Ga. Outdoors Miss Marple Å Miss Marple Å The Guilty Å The Greeks ’ Å DAYSTAR 8Kennedy Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Empowered Empowered Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) BattleBots (N) ’ Å Greatest Hits “1980-1985” Match Game ’ Å 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 First Things Poldark on Masterpiece Poldark on Masterpiece A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 The People’s Court Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Bones ’ Å (DVS) Home Free “Pressure’s On” News at 10 Seinfeld 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Paid Program Seinfeld ’ 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 Big Brother (N) Å (9:59) Code Black ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Joan Rivers Classics Collection Diamonique Jewelry Gala 14K gold and sterling silver. 30th Birthday Celebration Finale (N) WEN by Chaz Dean Heartfelt Holidays W/Valerie CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “No Regrets” Blue Bloods “Loss of Faith” Blue Bloods ’ Å Elementary ’ Å Elementary ’ Å Elementary “Paint It Black” Elementary ’ Å How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Fashion & Accessories (N) Prai Beauty Celebration (N) E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians The Kardashians WAGS “Wags Collide” Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Bounty” ›› “Johnny Dangerously” (1984) Michael Keaton. Å›› “Johnny Dangerously” (1984) Michael Keaton. Å This Is Mike Stud Å LIFE 25My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (12:02) My Crazy Ex Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life Lupe makes a potential lifesaving move. ’ Extreme Weight Loss “Alex” Skin Tight: Transformed ’ My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ Skin Tight: Transformed ’ 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 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Lucky Stiff” ’ Castle “The Final Nail” ’ Castle “Setup” Castle “Countdown” ›› “Oz the Great and Powerful” (2013) James Franco. Premiere. (:45) ›› “Oz the Great and Powerful” (2013) James Franco. Å (DVS) USA 29NCIS “House Rules” ’ NCIS “Check” ’ NCIS “Cadence” ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ Å Queen of the South (N) Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Hancock” (2008, Action) Will Smith, Charlize Theron. ›› “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” (2014) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone. Premiere. Sex & Sex & Sex & (:33) ›› “Hancock” (2008) Will Smith. ESPN 31Wimbledon Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å 30 for 30 Obstacle: BattleFrog Champ. SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 322016 UEFA European Championship ESPN FC (N) Interruption Nomination CFL Football Ottawa Redblacks at Montreal Alouettes. (N) (Live) CFL Football Toronto Argonauts at Saskatchewan Roughriders. (N) (Live) FSTN 33UFC Insider UFC Destination ACC Access Driven Cardinals Pre MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals. (N) (Live) Cardinals Live! Postgame World Poker Tour Tennis Champions Shootout. SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) SEC Now (N) SEC Storied Å SEC Storied SEC Storied Å SEC Storied SEC Now College Baseball GOLF 35(1:30) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, First Round. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf Barracuda Championship, First Round. (N) (Live) LPGA Tour Golf Cambia Portland Classic, First Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf FS1 36The Ultimate Fighter Å UFC Tonight Å Speak for Yourself (N) Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å 24 Hours of Le Mans (N) UFC 200 Greatest Fighters Speak for Yourself ’ Å Sports Live Sports Live TMZ Sports Best I Herd FSSE 37(3:00) MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Atlanta Braves. Outdoors Braves Live! MLB Baseball Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. (N) (Live) Braves Live! Braves Live! MLB Baseball Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Extreme Weather Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? 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