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Seven-year-old 7-year-old found unharmed with family friend after two-hour search by law enforcement Shontell Nixon hugs her mother, Shontell’s mother. Putnam County School District and fire Latisheya Nixon, BY ALLISON WATERS-MERRITT Tuesday at their Oak Palatka Daily News “I didn’t ask my mom if I could go,” departments from Palatka and the county Shontell said Tuesday afternoon. responded to the scene, authorities said. Street home. Miscommunication led to a two-hour When Nixon realized her daughter was Establishing a command center at the Shontell was search Tuesday morning for a missing missing, she called 911. Campbell building, the school district’s old reported missing, 7-year-old girl in Palatka. “I noticed she was gone. She never walks administration building, officers began but was found two Shontell Nixon, 7, left her family home away. I was crying. I was totally upset,” contacting anyone who knew the family. At hours later with a at about 9:30 a.m. with an adult male Nixon said. family friend at the acquaintance who was staying in the house The Palatka Police Department, Putnam riverfront. on Oak Street, said Latisheya Nixon, County Sheriff’s Office, officers from the See MISSING, Page 7A CHRIS DEVITTO Federal a kid who plan calls for coal cares reduction Officials: Palatka plant’s future remains in limbo

BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Palatka Daily News With a 1,500-page document, the federal government released its final Clean Power Plan rule, which could put the future of Seminole Electric Cooperative as risk. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday made public its plan to reduce the nation’s car- INSIDE bon pollution from the power ■ Wayne sector by 870 Knuckles million tons – or column: A 32 percent clean below 2005 lev- environment els – by 2030. is great, but Environmen- at what cost tal officials said to Palatka? in a statement 4A CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News power plants Palatka Mayor Terrill Hill met with 10-year-old Edwin Font on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the boy’s idea to provide food to Palatka’s homeless population. are “the largest drivers of climate change” in the country, responsi- ble for nearly one-third of all car- 10-year-old Palatka boy wants to feed homeless population with Edwin’s Happy Bags bon pollution emissions. “We’re proud to finalize our his- toric Clean Power Plan,” helping people,” Font said. Environmental Protection Agency BY ALLISON WATERS-MERRITT “I WANT TO START A PROGRAM GIVING FOOD TO THE Palatka Daily News Hill said the timing of this meet- Administrator Gina McCarthy HOMELESS PEOPLE. I’VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS FOR A ing was perfect as commissioners said in a statement. “It will give n a home in the South WHILE, AND IF THEY CAN DO IT IN NEW YORK, WE CAN DO IT are talking to residents about our kids and grandkids the clean- Historic District, Mayor dealing with the rise of crime in er, safer future they deserve. The Terrill Hill discussed IN PALATKA.” the community. Hill said parents United States is leading by exam- potential ways to help feed — EDWIN FONT, 8 need to invest in their children. ple today, showing the world that the homeless population in “We are going to work this pro- climate action is an incredible eco- Palatka.I The person holding the gram out and get more kids nomic opportunity to build a impromptu meeting was Edwin food to the homeless. “What if we call them Edwin’s involved,” Hill said. stronger foundation for growth.” Font, a 10-year-old student at “Do you have a name for your Happy Bags?” Hill said. “I think this is a good job we are Compared to 2005 levels, sulfur Mellon Elementary. program?” Hill asked. “Perfect!” Edwin said. about to do. (Homeless people) dioxide will be cut by 90 percent “I want to start a program giv- Edwin paused for a moment. Edwin’s father, Osvaldo Font, should have a good meal to fill and nitrogen oxides will be low- ing food to the homeless people. “We’ll come up with a snappy an employee at Lowe’s Home them up,” Edwin said. ered by 72 percent by 2030, envi- I’ve been thinking about this for a name. What else do you want to Improvement, said he brought Edwin said he’s noticed home- ronmental protection officials while, and if they can do it in New do?” Hill said. Edwin’s idea to his assistant man- less people around town, and he reported. York, we can do it in Palatka,” “For the holidays, we can give ager, Debra Robinson. has a few ideas of where he would Agency officials said cleaner air Edwin said. out bags, like McDonald’s Happy “It was because of his (Edwin’s) like to take the first Edwin’s would result in Americans avoid- Edwin said he got the idea while Meals. They are happy bags with passion, I talked to Debra. It’s a ing 90,000 asthma attacks, and watching television, and he saw traditional food, like ham, that we good point in Edwin’s life, and it’s people in New York passing out can deliver,” Edwin said. right for his mindset to be here, See KID, Page 7A See COAL, Page 7A

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NEWS EDITOR Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday NASDAQ COMPOSITE -9.84 Scat'd T-storms Scat'd T-storms Scat'd T-storms Scat'd T-storms T-storms Likely Scat'd T-storms Partly Cloudy Allison Waters-Merritt ..386-312-5236 5,105.55 92 / 74 93 / 75 89 / 75 90 / 76 91 / 76 90 / 75 93 / 75 [email protected] Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 50% Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 50% Precip Chance: 60% Precip Chance: 50% Precip Chance: 20% STANDARD Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast NEWS & POOR 500 -4.72 2,093.32 Today we will see mostly sunny skies with a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, Trisha Murphy ...... 386-312-5234 high temperature of 92º, humidity of 70%. Light winds. The record high temperature Lifestyles Editor FLORIDA GAS One Gallon Regular 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ for today is 100º set in 1954. Expect mostly cloudy skies tonight with a 30% chance of AVERAGE $2.49 [email protected] 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, showers and thunderstorms, overnight low of 74º. Southwest wind 6 mph. The record Asia Aikins ...... 386-312-5230 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, low for tonight is 70º set in 1965. Thursday, skies will be partly cloudy with a 50% Reporter STOCK REPORT 11+: Extreme Exposure chance of showers and thunderstorms, high temperature of 93º. [email protected] Shannon Crews ...... 386-312-5240 AUG. 4 Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week Clerk NAME CLOSE CHANGE Sunrise today ...... 6:48 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times [email protected] APPLE 114.64 -3.8 Sunset tonight...... 8:16 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM ...... 386-312-5241 Chris DeVitto AFLAC 63.93 -0.1 Today 4:12-6:12 3:42-5:42 Sun 7:06-9:06 6:36-8:36 Photographer ALCATEL 3.66 -0.04 Thu 4:57-6:57 4:27-6:27 Mon 7:48-9:48 7:18-9:18 [email protected] AT&T 34.58 -0.08 Fri 5:41-7:41 5:11-7:11 Tue 8:33-10:33 8:03-10:03 Brandon Oliver ...... 386-312-5229 BAXTER 40.31 0.8 Last New First Full CHEVRON 85.21 -0.39 Sat 6:23-8:23 5:53-7:53 www.WhatsOurWeather.com Reporter 8/6 8/14 8/22 8/29 [email protected] COCA-COLA 41.85 0.31 To report news ...... 386-312-5231 CISCO 28.03 -0.33 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days COMCAST 62.74 -0.47 [email protected] Today Farmer's Growing Degree Days CORNING 18.28 0.09 City Hi/Lo Date Degree Days Date Degree Days CSX 30.87 -0.27 Who coined the term “forecast”? DELTA AIR 46.35 0.62 Daytona Beach ...91/74 t 7/28 32 8/1 27 SPORTS DUNKIN 54.27 -0.91 Gainesville...... 91/73 t ? 7/29 34 8/2 30 NEXTERA 106.54 -1.17 Jacksonville...... 91/77 t 7/30 32 8/3 30

...... 386-312-5239 GEN ELEC 25.9 0.03 Key West...... 91/83 pc 1948. in “forecast” to “indicator” word 7/31 32 The Army Signal Corps changed the the changed Corps Signal Army The : Andy Hall Answer GLAXOSMITH 43.45 -0.06 Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature Sports Editor Miami ...... 87/80 t for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the [email protected] HOME DEPOT 117.53 0.64 Naples ...... 90/78 t average to assess how many growing days are attained. Mark Blumenthal ...... 386-512-5238 J.C.PENNY 8.16 -0.01 Orlando ...... 93/76 t Sports Reporter LIFEPOINT 84.6 1.52 Panama City .....88/78 t Local Almanac Last Week [email protected] LOWE"S 69.36 0.45 Pensacola...... 91/77 t Date High Low Normals Precip LSI N/A N/A Precipitation ...... 4.29" Port Charlotte....93/76 t 7/28 91 73 92/73 0.00" MANULIFE 17.66 0.02 Normal precipitation ...... 1.54" CORRECTIONS Tallahassee ...... 93/74 t 7/29 95 74 92/73 0.71" MICROSOFT 47.54 0.73 Departure from normal ....+2.75" Tampa ...... 90/77 t 7/30 91 72 92/73 0.02" The Palatka Daily News wants to PLUM CREEK 41.47 0.12 7/31 89 74 92/73 0.00" PFIZER 36.11 -0.04 W. Palm Beach ...89/78 t promptly and accurately correct any 8/1 80 74 92/73 1.56" Average temperature ...... 80.9º TRACT SUP 92.27 0.93 erroneous or inaccurate information Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; 8/2 86 73 92/73 0.50" Average normal temperature . 82.5º VULCAN 96.05 6.39 mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/ published. If you know of an error in 8/3 86 74 92/73 1.50" Departure from normal ...... -1.6º a story, caption or headline, call 386- WALMART 72.25 0.07 sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms 312-5231. WALT DISNEY 121.69 0.57 St. Johns River Tides This Week Palatka Palmetto Bluff Day High Low High Low Day High Low High Low

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Palatka is in charge of Ernestine Craig. the time of the service. the direction of Johnson- Danny O’Neal of Bryceville, arrangements. Visitation will be held Graveside and burial ser- Overturf Funeral Home in Sue Ellen and Jerald Jones of Obituaries Thursday, Aug. 6 from 6–8 vices will be held 2 p.m. Palatka. Jacksonville, Sharon and Clif p.m. at Johnson-Overturf Monday, Aug. 10 at Rehoboth McGregor of Jacksonville and Obituaries are paid adver- Alma W. French Funeral Home in Palatka. A Methodist Church Cemetery Pat and Tony Powers of tising written by funeral funeral service will be con- in Conway, S.C. Guy B. Williams Alachua; a stepson and homes based upon information Alma Williams French, ducted by the Rev. Ray In lieu of flowers, memorial spouse, William and Beverly provided by families. Death beloved mother, went into the Johnson at 11 a.m. Friday, donations may be sent in Guy Bernard Williams, 91, Barlow of Arlington, Texas; notices are brief announce- arms of the Heavenly Father Aug. 7 at Southside Baptist Elizabeth’s memory to the St. of Palatka, passed away six grandchildren; numerous ments published at no charge. on July 31, 2015. Church in Palatka with burial Johns River State College Saturday, Aug. 1, 2015 at step-grandchildren; numerous She was born in to follow at Palatka Memorial Foundation, 5001 St. Johns Putnam Community Medical step-grandchildren; and step- Jacksonville on Nov. 2, 1928 Gardens. Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. Center in Palatka following a great-great-grandchildren. Marilyn E. Fahner to Grace Memories and condolences Memories and condolences brief illness. Funeral services will be 11 Marie Wilson may be expressed to the fami- may be expressed to the fami- Guy was a.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 at Marilyn E. Fahner, 75, of and Franklin ly on Alma’s Book of Memories ly on Elizabeth’s Book of born in Lake Masters Funeral of Palatka Palatka, passed away Monday, D. Williams. page at www.johnsonoverturf- Memories page at www.john- Butler and with Pastor Dave Spedden Aug. 3, 2015 at her caregiver’s She was a funerals.com. sonoverturffuneralhomes.com. was a resi- and Pastor John Bennett offi- residence following an extend- longtime Arrangements are under Arrangements are under dent of ciating. Interment will follow ed illness. She was born in member of the direction of Johnson- the direction of Johnson- Palatka for in Palatka Memorial Gardens Melbourne and was a resident Southside Overturf Funeral Home in Overturf Funeral Home in the past 59 with military honors bestowed of Palatka for the past 30 Baptist Palatka. Palatka. years, coming by the U.S. Navy. The family years, coming from Columbus, Church and from Lake will receive friends from 6–8 Ohio. She worked as a legal had recently returned from City. He was p.m. Friday, Aug. 7 at the secretary for the former North Carolina to live in Elizabeth G. Gibson Beth White a graduate of funeral home. Walton and Townsend Law Palatka. Columbia Friends may sign the online Office in Palatka. In her earli- Alma was raised in Elizabeth Gerrald “Lib” Margaret Elizabeth “Beth” High School guestbook at www.themas- er years, she owned and oper- Jacksonville surrounded by a Gibson, 87, of Palatka, passed White, 54, of Palatka, passed in Lake City. He was a veter- tersfuneralhomes.com. ated San Siesta and Tamarlane large family of five sisters and away on away Friday, July 31, 2015 at an of World War II, having Memorial gifts may be sent to Kennels, where she enjoyed one brother during World War Monday, Aug. Haven Hospice Roberts Care served in the U.S. Navy. He the Living Hope Family breeding and raising Yorkshire II. Her amusing stories of 3, 2015 at her Center following an extended was a top salesman for Sears Worship Center, P.O. Box 210, terriers and miniature pinch- being a teenager during the home follow- illness. in Gainesville and Palatka for Florahome, FL 32140. ers and enjoyed showing the war and Great Depression ing an extend- She was born in DeLand many years and also worked Masters Funeral Home of dogs at dog shows, having had entertained the family for ed illness. and was a life- with Florida Power and Light Palatka is in charge of seven champion show dogs. many years. Alma had a kind A native of long resident for 17 years. He was a mem- arrangements. Along with her love for her and loving spirit, and she Mullins, S.C., of Palatka. ber of Living Hope Family dogs, Marilyn was also an avid often gave away her very last she lived in She worked in Worship Center in Florahome Ohio State fan and Florida dollar to someone in need. Her Palatka since retail and was and was a former longtime Juan Guzman State fan. charitable acts included going 1964, coming from Lake City. a member of member of Trinity United She was preceded in death on church mission trips to She was a member of St. Calvary Methodist Church in Palatka. Juan Guzman, 45, of by her parents, Robert and Jamaica and ensuring local James United Methodist Baptist He was an avid bass fisher- Pomona Park, entered the Lorraine Butler, and a son-in- migrant workers and young Church and the United Church. Beth man. sunset of life Monday, Aug. 3, law, Vic Tantarelli. adults struggling with addic- Methodist Elizabeth Circle. loved puzzles, He was preceded in death 2015 at Putnam Community Surviving are her husband tions received Christmas pres- She is a member of Alpha the beach, camping and going by his first wife of 55 years, Medical Center. of 39 years, Chester (Chet) ents. In her lifetime, she Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter to the springs. She was very Mary A. Williams; a son, Gary Arrangements are entrust- Fahner of Palatka; son, Allen served in leadership positions and was a professor of biology, proud of her daughters and Williams; a brother, Coy ed to Karl N. Flagg Serenity (Susan) Ferri of Gahanna, in the Civil Air Patrol, the microbiology and botany at St. loved talking about her grand- Williams; and a son-in-law, Memorial Chapel. Ohio; daughter, Barbara PTA, her church and the Johns River Community children. Ben Maltby. Tantarelli of Sunbury, Ohio; Jacksonville Garden Club. College. She is preceded in death by Surviving are his second daughter-in-law, Kari Ferri of She was preceded in death She is preceded in death by her father, Harold Guess. wife of 14 years, Martha Naomi A. Gahanna, Ohio; stepson, Clay by her parents and her hus- her husband, Bentley Gibson. She is survived by her Williams of Palatka; two Fahner of Findlay, Ohio; two bands, Kenneth U. Campbell She is survived by her daughters, Jill Ashford, daughters and son-in-law, Hopkins-Hughes brothers, Robert Butler of and Jack S. Trammell. brother, Wallace “Buster” Amanda Sheridan and Ashley Sharon Maltby of Palatka and Jacksonville and John Butler She leaves behind to cher- Gerrald of Galivants Ferry, Cumbo; mother, Nancy Guess; Charlotte and Ed Griffin of Naomi Arretta Salome of Pensacola; sister, Hope ish her memories her husband S.C.; nieces, Lenni McCauley brother, Ricky Guess; sister, Palatka; a daughter-in-law, Hopkins-Hughes, 68, of Phillips of Canal Winchester, of 20 years, Benjamin A. (John) and Pat Burton both of Amy Hart; and grandchildren, Judy Williams of Palatka; Conyers, Ga., (Palatka Ohio; seven grandchildren, French; her sons, Kenneth U. Columbia, S.C.; nephew, Dylan and Aiden Sheridan three brothers, the native), entered the sunset of Victor Tantarelli, Jason Campbell Jr. (Diana) of Gerry Thompson (Candice) of and Zoey Avila, all of Palatka. Rev. Gerald Williams, Wayne life Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2015 at (Lindsay) Ferri, Ami (Jesus) Gainesville, John B. Campbell Pawleys Island, S.C.; many Memorial services were Williams and Al Williams, all Rockdale Health Care Center Rodriguez, Erica (Jeff) Green, of Jacksonville, Fred S. great-nieces and great-neph- held on Sunday, Aug. 2 at of Lake City; five stepdaugh- in Conyers, Ga. Rebecca Ferri, Mason Hall Trammell (Lynn) of Charlotte, ews; honorary daughter, Calvary Baptist Church with ters and spouses, Sylvia Ann Arrangements entrusted to and Chase Hall; nine great- N.C., and Ray Eric Trammell, Robin Perkins of Palatka; Brother Mike Stanley officiat- and Billy Reeder of the care of Karl N. Flagg grandchildren; and a special of Jefferson City, Mo.; her honorary granddaughter, ing. Middleburg, Betty Jo and Serenity Memorial Chapel. thank you to Carrie Esses of daughters, Jean Campbell Jillian Griffith of Palatka; and Memorial donations may be San Mateo. Burns of Orange City and Lt. honorary great-granddaugh- sent to Haven Hospice Roberts No services are scheduled Col. (retired) Kathleen ters, Hadley and Gemma. Care Center, 6400 St. Johns DQ Bakes!™ due to Marilyn’s request. Campbell McArthur (James) Services will be held 2 p.m. Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. Messages of encouragement of Corpus Christi, Texas; her Wednesday, Aug. 5 at Memories and condolences Artisan-Style Sandwiches and sympathy may be stepdaughter, Beth Sanabria; Johnson-Overturf Chapel in may be expressed to the fami- Served hot and made to order expressed on her online guest- nine grandchildren; six great- Palatka with the Rev. Don ly on Beth’s Book of Memories book at www.themastersfu- grandchildren; and four sis- Hanna officiating. 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080515a3.indd 1 8/4/15 9:45 PM “It’s glorious and noble to talk about a clean planet and responsible stewardship. But why must those who can least afford it always be the ones called upon to pay ideas & opinions the price?” 4AWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015 — Wayne Knuckles A clean environment is great, but at what cost to Palatka?

he Clean Power Plan. ducing states, layoffs and closures have laid Remember that name. It’s going to WAYNE waste to entire populations who have strug- T pop up a lot in coming years. gled in even the best of times. They’ll be talking about it in Eastern As a story in last week’s Palatka Daily Kentucky, my birth home and land of my KNUCKLES News pointed out, here in Putnam County, ancestors. Seminole Electric’s power generating facility They’ll be talking about it in North and the hundreds of local jobs it represents Florida, which I am now proud to call home. will be smack in the crosshairs if the Clean They’ll be talking about it in Tallahassee. I’m not going to try to change your opin- Power Plan survives the court challenges as They’ll be talking about it in Washington. ions, but I will share mine. written. They’ll certainly be talking about it in I think there is quite a bit of credible evi- We know all about shared sacrifice in various courtrooms throughout the federal dence something is changing with our global Florida and in Kentucky. Look at the num- judicial system, as lawsuits to stop its environment. You don’t have to be a scien- ber of volunteers from each region who have implementation make their way through tist to see that – just take a look outside lined up to put their lives on the line for the courts. your own window. We can debate the causes their country in every major conflict. One thing they probably won’t talk about until the cows come home – maybe it’s a But why are those who can least afford to much are the hard-working men and natural cycle or maybe it’s man-made – but sacrifice being called upon to shoulder the women who stand to lose their ability to it’s difficult to make a serious case against burden yet one more time? earn a decent living for their families if sub- the fact changes are happening in our plan- You live in Palatka and you have heard or stantial provisions are not made to help et’s environment, and they aren’t for the read about Eastern Kentucky. Do you think those who will suffer if they lose their jobs. good. the loss of hundreds of local jobs is going to The Clean Power Plan, President Millions of years ago, scientists say, the benefit either? Or is it another kick in the PALATKA DAILY NEWS Obama’s signature environmental policy earth was about as hot as a greenhouse. It privates for people who have already been proposal, is aimed at cutting carbon dioxide cooled over time, and part of the reason, beaten down? PROUD TO SERVE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SINCE 1885 emissions from power-producing facilities they believe, is that over the eons, plant- I haven’t read anything other than a brief by about a third in the next decade or so. based life forms absorbed carbon dioxide outline of what the plan proposes in various EDITORIAL BOARD Many coal-related facility will close as clean- from the atmosphere and then died, eventu- media accounts. er-burning alternative fuels are phased in. ally forming gigantic coal beds and oil If you have read it, maybe you can point WAYNE KNUCKLES, PUBLISHER If the Clean Power Plan is implemented, deposits. me to the passages where provisions are [email protected] the Obama administration argues, the Now maybe reversing this process and made for the hard-working men and women 386-312-5201 world will be cleaner, few Americans (par- burning fossil fuels, releasing all this carbon who will lose their ability to care for their ticularly children) will suffer from respirato- dioxide – a known “greenhouse gas” – back families through no fault of their own. 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Box 777 ome political insiders have dismissed have an effective way to move Trump from Palatka, FL 32178 the upcoming debate for second-tier the center of attention and get the atten- E-mail: [email protected] S Republican presidential candidates BYRON tion back on their message and issues that Fax: 386-312-5226 as the “kids’ table” debate. But for the low- matter to the Republican Party,” noted ranking hopefuls who take part, the kids’ YORK Brett O’Donnell, a respected GOP debate ONLINE debate might turn out to be as big an expert who this time around is assisting opportunity to move ahead as the first-tier Lindsey Graham, “and then to go after Visit our website at www. face-off scheduled for later on Thursday. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, as palatkadailynews.com or www. For five reasons: Second-tier debate participants, noted opposed to making it a mud wrestling mypdn.com. Want to be social with 1. Donald Trump won’t be involved. The Gingrich, will be just as able as those in the match.” us? Like us on Facebook at www. top 10 debate is in grave danger of becom- big debate to cherry-pick their best That’s a difficult task, and it’s safe to say facebook.com/palatkadailynews ing the Trump show. Even top GOP candi- moments and use them to build enthusi- some primetime candidates will fail at it. dates’ performances will be evaluated rela- asm among their supporters. For some, it might be better to be at the tive to Trump, making it harder for them to Right now, the earlier debate will include kids’ table. make a good impression on their own. Lindsey Graham, Carly Fiorina, Rick Being in the second-tier debate does 2. The second-tier debate will be less per- Santorum, Bobby Jindal and George carry one serious danger, noted sonality-driven, meaning it will more likely Pataki, as well as Rick Perry, who appears Castellanos, and that is a poor performance focus on substance, and on the single goal to have fallen out of the top 10 in recent tells voters the candidate deserves to stay most important to GOP audiences: defeat- polls. Three governors, two senators and a in the second tier. ing Hillary Clinton. Republican voters like CEO — it’s an impressive group of candi- “The job remains the same, and is even candidates who concentrate more on beat- dates. more important at the kids’ table: Run big,” ing Democrats than bickering with each Sure, they all would rather be at the top Castellanos said. “In a crowded field, it is other. 10 debate. more important that you run big, look pres- 3. A presidential debate is a big deal, no “Yes, there is a stigma,” said Republican idential, to lift yourself out of the pack. The matter what time it is. Sure, the primetime strategist Alex Castellanos, a veteran of wrong strategy would be to run small, get session will have a larger audience, but Fox the presidential wars. “No candidate would into ‘mommy, he hit me first’ battles with News has a big audience at 5 p.m., when choose to be sent to the kids’ table. Debates other candidates, and make yourself even the first debate happens. A good perfor- are alpha-dog battles.” more of a kid.” mance at 5 p.m. could well be worth more But this time, missing out on the alpha- For the candidates involved, there’s no than a mediocre one at 9 p.m. dog battle might not be a bad thing. If cov- appealing name for the 5 p.m. debate. 4. The winner of the kids’ table debate erage of the primetime debate is anything Nobody likes “kids’ table” or alternatives, won’t stay at the kids’ table. like coverage of the lead-up to the debate, like “B-team” debate. Lindsey Graham has “At least one or two of the (second-tier) Trump could dominate all. Come debate taken to calling it the “happy hour debate,” debate candidates will be strong by the night, if Trump is outrageous, that will be which is probably as good as any. But it’s Iowa caucus, and one or two of the prime- the story. If he is modest and deferential going to be a very serious affair. When it’s time participants will have collapsed,” said (an admittedly unlikely scenario), that will over, some of the kids’ table candidates are Newt Gingrich, whose commanding debate be the story. If his answers are brilliant, going to be on their way to bigger things. performances led him to the top of the that will be the story. If his answers are Republican pack in 2011-2012. dumb, that will be the story. Byron York is chief political correspondent for The 5. It’s a social media opportunity. Primetime debate candidates “have to Washington Examiner.

080515a4.indd 1 8/4/15 9:06 PM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING For Adoption of Inactive Utility Account Fees for the Unified-Aqua System Service Area Located in Alachua County, Florida, Citrus County, Florida, Hardee County, Florida, Lee County, Florida, Marion County, Florida, Orange County, Florida, Polk County, Florida, Putnam County, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, and Volusia County, Florida.

The Florida Governmental Utility Authority ("FGUA") announces two (2) public hearings to which all interested persons are invited. The FGUA is a legal entity and public body created pursuant to the 5A PALATKA DAILYprovisions NEWS of Section • WEDNESDAY, 163.01, Florida Statutes, AUGUST and an 5, Interlocal 2015 Agreement among Citrus County, Florida, Desota County, Florida, Hendry County, Florida, Lee County, Florida, Pasco County, Florida, Polk County, Florida, and Marion County, Florida. The public hearings will be held at 6:00 P.M. on Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at theNOTICE North Fort Myers RecreationOF PUBLIC Center located at HEARING2000 North Recreation Parkway, North City commission to host Fort Myers, FL 33903, andFor at Adoption6:00 P.M. ofon Inactive Thursday, Utility September Account Fees 3, 2015 for theat the Marion County Library Unified-Aqualocated System at 2720 Service E. Silver Area Springs Located Boulevard, in Alachua Ocala,County, FL Florida, 34470. Citrus The publicCounty, hearing Florida, is toHardee consider County, adoption Florida, Lee County, Florida,of an Marion Inactive County, Utility Florida,Account Orange Fee within County, the FGUAFlorida, service Polk County, areas servingFlorida, thePutnam Unified-Aqua County, Florida,Utility Systems Seminole County, located in Alachua County, Florida,Florida, Citrus and County, Volusia Florida, County, Hardee Florida. County, Florida, Lee County, Florida, fire assessment fee forum Marion County, Florida, Orange County, Florida, Polk County, Florida, Putnam County, Florida, Seminole The Florida GovernmentalCounty, Florida, Utility and Authority Volusia (“FGUA”) County, announcesFlorida. The two Public (2) public Hearings hearings will to whichbe continued all interested to thepersons FGUA are Board invited. The Palatka Daily News ly voted to put a fire assessment FGUA is a legalof Directorsentity and public meeting body at created 1:00 P.M. pursuant on Thursday, to the provisions September of Section 17, 163.01,2015 in Florida the Commission Statutes, and Chambersan Interlocal of Agreement among Citrusthe County, West Florida, Pasco Desota Government County, Center,Florida, Hendry7530 Little County, Road, Florida, New Lee Port County, Richey, Florida, FL 34654 Pasco. County,All customers Florida, of Polk the County, fee in place, passing the ordi- Florida, and Marion County, Florida. The public hearings will be held at 6:00 P.M. on Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at the North Fort Palatka city commissioners nance’s first reading last FGUA, affected property owners, tenants or occupants, and all other interested persons, shall have an Myers Recreationopportunity Center to located be heard at 2000concerning North Recreationthe proposed Parkwa rates y,and North to file Fort written Myers, comments FL 33903, with and the at 6:00FGUA. P.M. on Thursday, will hold a forum at 4:30 p.m. month. The ordinance will be September 3, 2015 at the Marion County Library located at 2720 E. Silver Springs Boulevard, Ocala, FL 34470. The public hearing Thursday to address concerns considered on second and final is to consider adoption of an Inactive Utility Account Fee within the FGUA service areas serving the Unified-Aqua Utility Systems located about the fire assessment fee reading Thursday, along with a in Alachua County, Florida, Citrus County, Florida, Hardee County, Florida, Lee County, Florida, Marion County, Florida, Orange County, Florida, Polk County,The Inactive Florida, Utility Putnam Account County, Fee Florida, does NOT Seminole affect County, the base Florida, facility and charge Volusia or County,usage rates Florida. for Tthosehe Public customers Hearings will be under consideration at the reg- resolution setting a rate and currently receiving water and wastewater services. The Inactive Utility Account Fee shall be charged to ular commission meeting at 6 collection method for the continued to the FGUA Board of Directors meeting at 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, September 17, 2015 in the Commission Chambers of the West Pascoaccounts Government which are Center,no longer 7530 incurring Little Road, water Newor wastewater Port Richey, usage FL 34654. charges All and customers shall be of equal the FGUA, to the affected property p.m. Thursday. upcoming fiscal year, beginning owners, tenantsapplicable or occupants, Monthly and Base all other Charge interested identified persons, in the shall rate have schedule an opportunity below: to be heard concerning the proposed rates and to Palatka Mayor Terrill Hill Oct. 1. file written comments with the FGUA. and City Manager Terry Suggs According to city documents, announced the forum Tuesday properties subject to the special The Inactive Utility Account Fee does NOT affect the Floridabase Governmentalfacility charge Utility or Authorityusage rates (FGUA) for those customers currently receiving water and afternoon. assessment will be charged wastewater services. The Inactive Utility Account Fee shall be charged to accounts which are no longer incurring water or wastewater usage charges and shall be equal to the applicableSchedule Monthly of BaseWater andCharg Wastewatere identified Charges in for the Unified-Aqua rate schedule System below: “It’s one more opportunity to $125 per parcel and $2.46 per Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) come in … and have and open thousand dollars of improve- A. The following provisions shall apply toSchedule the service of Water designations Wastewater included Charges herein for as Unified-Aqua follows: System

and honest conversation about ment value. A. The following provisions shall apply to the service designations included herein as follows: 1. Residential Service shall mean service to all individually metered residential customers including, but not limited to, private residences, the fire assessment fee before The fee is expected to result the commission votes on it in $1.17 million in new funds, 1. Residentialapartment Service units, shall condominiums, mean service andto all mobile individually homes. metered residential customers including, but not limited to, private residences, apartment units, condominiums, and mobile homes. again,” Suggs said. providing 59 percent of the fire 2. General Service shall mean service for all purposesincluding all commercial service and master-metered commercial service, industrial The commission unanimous- department’s budget. 2. Generalservice, Service and shall any mean other service service fornot all classified purposes as Residentialincluding all Service. commercial service and master-metered commercial service, industrial service, and any other service not classified as Residential Service. B. The following is the identification of the water band applicability for the individual utility sub-systems that comprise the Unified-Aqua Utility B. The following is the identification of the water band applicability for the individual utility sub-systems that comprise the Unified-Aqua Utility Water Rate Band Applicability by Utility Sub-system Water Rate Band Non-Rate Band Sub-systems All Citrus County Band 1 Band 2 Chuluota Systems Who’s to blame for Fla.’s Arredondo Estates Alachua  Castle Lake Citrus  Kenwood North Citrus  Pine Valley Citrus  rising Medicaid costs? The Meadows Citrus  West Citrus Citrus  Peace River Hardee  Ocala Oaks Marion  Tangerine Orange  Gov. Scott blames Obamacare for rising Rosalie Oaks Polk  Gibsonia Estates Polk  Lake Gibson Estates Polk  costs, but state economist disagrees Orange Hill / Sugar Creek Polk  Village Water Polk  Breeze Hill Polk  this year. Scott, who formerly By Kelli Kennedy Beechers Point Putnam  ran a chain of for-profit hospi- Hermit's Cove Putnam  and Gary Fineout tals, has tried to show the hos- Interlachen Lake / Park Manor Putnam  Associated Press Palm Port Putnam  pitals aren’t as bad off finan- Pomona Park Putnam  TALLAHASSEE — Florida cially as they maintain. He has Ri ver Grove Putnam  Gov. Rick Scott is blaming rising also created a commission to Silver Lake Oaks Putnam  Medicaid costs on President examine hospitals’ finances. St. Johns Highlands Putnam  Welaka / Saratoga Putnam  Barack Obama’s health law, “The rising cost estimates of Wooten's Putnam  even though the state’s top econ- the Medicaid program under Chuluota Seminole  omist said the two were not Obamacare, paired with the Harmony Homes Seminole  related. recent requests from Jungle Den Volusia  Tomoka / Twin Rivers Volusia State economists some insurance plans  estimated Tuesday for more funding and C. The following is the identification of the wastewater band applicability for the individual utility sub-systems that comprise the Unified-Aqua the safety net health hospitals’ continued care program will rise requests for more state Wastewater Rate Band Applicability by Utility Sub-system Non-Rate in 2016-2017 to a total funding (even while Band Sub- of $24.8 billion, a cost making record profits Wastewater Rate Band sy st e ms that would require this year of $3.7 bil- County Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Chuluota Peace River Hardee  Florida legislators to lion) are impossible for South Seas Lee  come up with $579 mil- Scott the state to fulfill,” Rosalie Oaks Polk  lion in state money Scott wrote in his let- Lake Gibson Estates Polk  Village Water Polk  alone to fill the gap. ter. Breeze Hill Polk  The costs come on top of a Scott went on to say Beechers Point Putnam  request from health insurers “Obamacare is costing taxpay- Palm Port Putnam  Park Manor Putnam  seeking a $400 million raise and ers more than any estimates Silver Lake Oaks Putnam  a 12 percent rate increase from originally estimated.” However, Chuluota Seminole  the state, saying they can’t Scott and House Republicans FL CTR Commerce Park Seminole  afford to sustain further losses. chose not to expand Medicaid to Jungle Den Volusia  But the Republican governor about 800,000 more Floridians strongly opposes pumping any under Obamacare, meaning additional state funds into the any additional enrollees would D. The following provisions are the monthly water and wastewater rates for service to the Unified-Aqua System service area: Medicaid program and wasn’t come from Floridians who were Unified-Aqua System Potable Water Monthly Service Charges happy when state lawmakers already eligible for the pro- invested $400 million earlier gram. Many are children. Existing Rates Rates Effective October 1, 2015 this year in order to help out After the governor’s letter Non-Rate Band Non-Rate Band hospitals that were losing other was read at Tuesday’ meeting, Subsystems Subsystems types of federal aid. state economist Amy Baker The Medicaid program is fin- seemed puzzled. All Citrus All Citrus ishing its first year under a new “It probably does not affect Rate Band 1 Rate Band 2 Chuluota Systems Rate Band 1 Rat e Band 2 Chuluota Systems managed care structure for the work of the conference Residential, Commercial and Irrigation Service which Scott fought vigorously, today. … I think most of what arguing it would save the state we’ve done today is really relat- Monthly Base Charge (per bill): 5/ 8" by 3/ 4" Met er $ 19.51 $ 20.15 $ 11.74 $ 31.86 $ 19.84 $ 20.49 $ 11.94 $ 32.41 money. But now that the pro- ed to the caseload growth,” 3/ 4" Met er 29.27 30.21 17.63 47.80 29.77 30.73 17.93 48.61 gram seems in desperate need Baker said. 1" Meter 48.79 50.36 29.37 79.66 49.62 51.21 29.87 81.02 of additional funding, Scott is The staff director of the 1-1/ 2" Meter 97.56 100.71 58.73 159.33 99.22 102.43 59.73 162.04 2" Meter 156.09 161.14 94.00 254.94 158.74 163.88 95.60 259.27 blaming insurance companies House health care budget com- 3" Meter 312.18 322.28 187.98 509.88 317.49 327.76 191.17 518.55 and hospitals. mittee also agreed. 4" Meter 487.79 503.55 293.73 796.67 496.09 512.11 298.72 810.21 Officials estimated nearly 4.2 When asked to explain, a 6" Meter 975.58 1,007.11 587.47 1,593.35 992.16 1,024.23 597.46 1,620.44 8" Meter 1,560.94 1,611.37 939.94 2,549.38 1,587.47 1,638.76 955.92 2,592.72 million will be enrolled in the spokeswoman for Scott said it 10" Met er 2,243.84 2,316.34 1,351.17 3,664.72 2,281.98 2,355.72 1,374.14 3,727.02 Medicaid program in 2016- was fair to blame the health 2017, about a 4 percent increase care overhaul because counsel- Consumption Charge (per 1,000 Gallons of Metered water): from the previous year. ors hired to help people enroll Scott has been adversarial on the federal health exchange Resident ial Usage: against hospitals that receive wound up directing people to 0 - 5,000 N/ A N/ A N/ A $ 3.95 N/ A N/ A N/ A $ 4.02 over 5,000 N/ A N/ A N/ A 4.92 N/ A N/ A N/ A 5.00 public funds after the federal the state’s traditional Medicaid government announced deep program. These are people who Resident ial and Irrigat ion Service: cuts in hospital funding earlier already qualified for Medicaid. 0 - 6,000 Gal l ons 3.50 6.87 4.46 N/ A 3.56 6.99 4.54N/ A N/ A 6,001 - 12,000 Gall ons 6.14 10.33 4.46 N/ A 6.24 10.51 4.54N/ A N/ A Over 12,000 Gallons 9.21 13.76 4.46 N/ A 9.37 13.99 4.54N/ A N/ A

Commercial Service: All consumption: 4.88 7.72 4.46 3.95 4.96 7.85 4.53 4.01

Unified-Aqua System Potable WasteWater Monthly Service Charges Barks and Bubbles Existing Rates Rates Effective October 1, 2015 Non-Rate Non-Rate Band Band Dog Wash Subsystems Subsyst ems Rate Band 1 Rate Band 2 Rat e Band 3 Chuluota Rat e Band 1 Rat e Band 2 Rate Band 3 Chuluota

Residential Service:

Monthly base charge (per bill): All meter sizes $ 24.31 $ 36.45 N/ A $ 25.01 $ 24.72 $ 37.07 N/ A $ 25.44

Commercial Service:

Monthly base charge (per bill): 5/ 8" Meter $ 24.31 $ 36.45 $ 81.92 $ 25.01 $ 24.72 $ 37.07 $ 83.31 $ 25.44 3/ 4" Meter 36.47 54.68 122.88 37.54 37.08 55.61 124.97 38.17 1" Meter 60.77 91.13 204.81 62.54 61.80 92.68 208.29 63.60 1-1/ 2" Meter 121.53 182.26 409.60 125.06 123.60 185.36 416.56 127.19 2" Meter 194.45 291.63 655.36 200.11 197.76 296.59 666.50 203.52 3" Meter 388.90 583.26 1,310.73 400.21 395.51 593.17 1,333.01 407.01 4" Meter 607.64 911.34 2,048.01 625.34 617.97 926.83 2,082.83 635.97 6" Meter 1,215.29 1,822.67 4,096.01 1,250.68 1,235.95 1,853.65 4,165.64 1,271.94 8" Meter 1,944.47 2,916.27 6,553.62 2,876.58 1,977.53 2,965.85 6,665.03 2,925.48 Saturday, August 8 10" Met er 2,795.17 4,192.15 9,420.83 N/ A 2,842.69 4,263.42 9,580.98 N/ A

11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Consumption Charge (per 1,000 Gallons of Rain or shine at the shelter Metered water): Resident ial Servi ce: 112 Norma Street, Hollister All consumption [1] $ 8.22 $ 9.39 N/ A $ 9.11 $ 8.36 $ 9.55 N/ A $ 9.26 General Service: 386-325-1587 All consumption $ 9.85 $ 11.28 9.89 $ 10.90 $ 10.02 $ 11.47 10.06 $ 11.09 $ Minimum 10 Donation Flat Rat e Charge: Residential Units $ 42.55 $ 65.04 N/ A $ 62.52 $ 43.28 $ 66.14 N/ A $ 63.58 includes: Dog Wash • Towel Dry • Light Brushing [1] For all individually metered residential units, the wastewater consumption charge shall not apply to monhtly usage (metered water sales) in excess of 6,000 gallons. E. The Monthly Base Charge as shown shall represent the mimium bill. All utility accounts, including Inactive Utility Accounts which are defined as accounts which are no longer incurring water and wastewater usage charges, shall be charged the Monthly Base Charge. ADDITIONAL SERVICES: If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the FGUA with respect to any matter considered at the hearing, such person will need Nail Clipping...$10 • Microchip...$15 a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be made. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing special accommodations or an interpreter to Fundraiser for the Humane Society of Northeast participate in this proceeding should contact the Clerk to the FGUA Board toll free at (877) 552-3482, at least three business days prior to Florida. All proceeds go to the care of our animals! the date of the hearing. If you have any questions, please contact the Clerk to the FGUA Board at (877) 552-FGUA or (407) 629-6900.

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Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News Bertha Passmore holds a sign Tuesday as she marches with about 70 other people during a National Night Out celebration at Hank Bryan Park. Marching to raise awareness About 70 people gather at Hank Bryan Park in Palatka to celebrate National Night Out

By Asia Aikins Palatka Daily News alatka residents gathered with local officials Tuesday evening to walk against crime during the annual National Night OutP march through the community. About 70 people gathered at Hank Bryan Park to participate in the movement, which included represen- tatives from the Palatka Police Department, Palatka Fire Department, Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, Palatka City Commission, businesses, faith-based organizations and community organi- zations. “It’s a time to get everybody togeth- er and take a stand as a community,” Palatka Interim Police Chief James Griffith said. Griffith said community leaders have participated in the national event since 1997, but this year, the gathering follows a string of violent crimes. Monday evening, city and county leaders hosted a forum to address the recent crime. Griffith said the forum lasted about three hours and residents said they wanted more police officers National Night Out marchers held hands and encircled law enforcement officers during a prayer at Hank Bryan Park on Tuesday. reaching out to the community. “We had an overwhelming view (from residents during the forum) “We want to bring awareness to Sheriff’s Office Capt. Joe Wells Marchers walked along South 15th lence is a demographic problem, that we need a task force dealing our community and to the criminals said Tuesday’s National Night Out Street, St. Johns Avenue and South you’re sadly mistaken,” Palatka with violence,” Palatka Mayor Terrill in our community that we won’t tol- gathering was a step in the right 13th Street before returning to Hank native LaTonya Fuqua said. “We Hill said. erate crime,” alliance representative direction. Bryan Park for food and fellowship. need to work together for a peaceful The Christian Community Alliance Reno Fells said. “It’s a chance to build “We need to remember the good Prizes were awarded for a poster and existence for future generations.” led Tuesday’s National Night Out bridges between the community and about Palatka,” he said. “The good is essay contest. efforts. police.” all of you being here.” “If you think for one second … vio- [email protected]

Palatka Mayor Terrill Hill spoke to about 70 people gathered at Hank Bryan Park on Tuesday night Felicia Tillery and Ashley Tillery hang a sign for the Christian Community Alliance on Tuesday at during a National Night Out celebration. Hank Bryan Park.

080515a6.indd 1 8/4/15 9:03 PM 7A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015 New county attorney boasts previous gov’t experience

Director Anne Allen screened By Brandon D. Oliver the applications submitted to Palatka Daily News Allen’s department. After months of screening, Citing the desire to have interviews and meetings, a an applicant who has prac- new county attorney has ticed law in Florida, among been appointed. other requirements, Earlier in the year, Castleberry said he and Allen Putnam County whittled the appli- Attorney Russ cants down to three. Castleberry “We interviewed announced his plans by phone,” he said. to retire, having “We interviewed served as the coun- three attorneys, and ty’s counsel for 21 we narrowed that years. down to two. Two of On Friday, Stacey them had the most J. Manning, the local government assistant county Manning law experience.” attorney for Osceola The third appli- County, accepted the cant passed the offer to serve as Putnam’s Florida Bar Exam, but has new attorney, County not practiced law in the state, Administrator Rick Leary Castleberry said. said. Leary said he also inter- “The primary criterion we viewed the candidates established is we were look- Castleberry recommended, ing for someone with county and Manning met all five law experience,” Leary said. county commissioners, who “He met the primary criteri- gave Leary positive feedback on we were looking for.” about the applicant. Leary said Manning has Manning, who was the top served in his current post candidate, was the only with Osceola County for the applicant to meet individual- last four years. And prior to ly with commissioners, Leary Submitted photo that, Leary said, Manning said. Seminole Electric Cooperative officials say they’re still reviewing the recently released Clean Power Plan rule. was the assistant county “I interviewed (the appli- attorney for Volusia County. cants), and the leading candi- coal-fired plants by 2020. administrative and property officials said, Manning, who received his date was invited up to meet In a statement, Seminole officials said it could result in drastic damages to the law degree from William individually with the com- Coal Monday they would need to thoroughly local economy, which is still recovering Mitchell College of Law in St. missioners,” Leary said. “I continued from PAge 1A review the 1,560-page final rule before they from the recession. Paul, Minn., will begin work had a brief consultation with decide what they would do next to ensure Even if the local plant were to close, with Putnam on Sept. 21, each member of the board.” the company’s survival. Seminole would still have debt to pay, offi- Leary said. Having received positive there would be 300,000 people spending “As a not-for-profit electric cooperative, cials said. The company has invested more To ensure a smooth transi- feedback from each board their days at work or school instead of we are concerned that the EPA’s Clean than $530 million into environmental tion, Castleberry will work member, Leary said, he last home sick. Power Plan could still result in a shift in upgrades for its facility, making it one of part time as the deputy coun- week extended Manning an While the new plan is poised to have pos- Florida’s power generation, increasing elec- the cleanest coal plants in the nation, ty attorney. invitation to work for itive effects on people throughout the tricity costs for rural electric cooperative Seminole officials said. “He’s going to start on the Putnam County. Manning nation, the proposed carbon reductions consumers,” Seminole CEO Lisa Johnson “We should be seeking solutions for bal- 21st, and that’s when I’ll contacted Leary Friday to could result in Seminole closing its Palatka said in a statement. anced, rational energy policy that protect become the deputy,” accept. plant. “We appreciate the EPA extending the our environment and natural resources Castleberry said. “We do Manning’s annual salary With the feds’ plan to use more clean interim goal from 2020 to 2022 and for the without harming affordable, reliable power have several large matters as county attorney will be energy, coal-burning plants across the modifications the agency appears to have for our not-for-profit electric cooperatives,” right now that I have to get $115,000. Castleberry, who nation could be forced to shut down to meet made to the Florida targets. But until we Johns said, calling for a diverse fuel mix him up to speed on.” has been the county’s counsel federal requirements. can study this lengthy, complicated rule in that includes coal, natural gas and renew- Castleberry said there since August 1994, makes Prior to the release of the final Clean more detail, we will not know the full able energy. were about 12 applicants for $144,000 annually. Power Plan rule, Seminole officials said the impact to Seminole or to the state.” the county attorney position, feds proposed to close 27 of the states 30 If the Palatka plant were to close, county [email protected] and he and Human Resources [email protected] Mom Knows What’s Best… the St. Johns River Center,” Officers located the pair and SEPTIC TANK Regular eye exams for the kids Griffith said. returned Shontell to her moth- It’s a fact that... Missing When the employee arrived er. 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Kraft_Wednesday.indd 1 7/30/15 11:24 AM 2B PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 48 Is a working 24 “Hawkeye” 39 ASAP 1 Nuclear cat Pierce 40 Brain part physicist 50 Locust tree 26 Swamp 41 Mystique Birthday party raises questions Niels — 52 Rub against hazard 42 11th-grade 5 Texas tourist 53 Sheets of 27 Lahore exam Dear Harriette: My daughter polishes (prettypaintednails.com inform authorities, the person is site plywood language 45 Crack pilots is 9, and she wants to have a /nail-polish-for-kids/). a party to the crime. The right 54 Groovy 28 Prepare for 46 Longest river 10 Beethoven’s beauty party birthday party. Her Similarly, you can look for non- thing to do would be to inform the Third 55 Inventory wd. publication 47 Stockholm 12 Caught 31 Weathervane carrier idea is to have nails and makeup toxic makeup and natural hair authorities anonymously and let 13 — tiger DOWN dir. 48 Beatles’ so that she and her girlfriends can products that the girls can use to nature take its course. That way, 14 Rebel’s foe 1 Composer 35 Made a “Nowhere —” dress up like princesses. I thought play with and have a great time he may be straightened out in 15 Humdrum Jacques — selection 49 Ancient Tokyo Yesterday’s Answer 16 Above, to 2 Mrs. Charlie 36 Sleeve filler 51 Motor part it was a cute idea, and I sent out without threat of health concerns. life earlier so as to learn to over- poets Chaplin an invitation to her friends. One Complete the party with tiaras come the habit. It’s theft. — Just 18 Inquire 3 Big spender, of the moms called me to say and boas and other fun fashion Saying, Waco, Texas 19 Bungle maybe (hyph.) 4 TV brand she was concerned because she items. You may also want to take Dear Just Saying: Thank you 22 Hustle tickets 5 Santa doesn’t want her young child to photos of the girls as they get for writing in and sharing your 25 Light-blocking — winds be exposed to toxic chemicals. glammed up so that they can thoughts. It is true that you can 29 Stan’s comic 6 “Smallville” girl foil 7 Boats like I hadn’t thought about that. I remember this day with fond- report a crime anonymously, and 30 Whey Noah’s don’t want to expose the children ness! that could be helpful in this situ- companions 8 Overly docile to toxins, but I do want them to Be sure to double back to the ation. Since the story, as I read it, 9 Sonnet cousin 32 D.C. enjoy this party. How can I get concerned mom to let her know really sounded like hearsay, that consumer 10 Diminish advocate 11 Felipe or around this challenge? — Beauty that you have worked out the is why I did not make that recom- 33 Some skirts Matty Safety, Detroit party details so that everyone will mendation. 34 Gourd-shaped 12 Waffle topping Dear Beauty Safety: You are be fine. Welcome her to stop by to Still, your point is an excel- rattle 17 “Xanadu” 37 Like some rockers in luck. There are many beauty observe, if she would like. Most lent one. Sometimes law enforce- angles 20 Works by products designed for children important, create a memorable ment officials can help to curb the 38 Got smaller Puccini to use. Nail polish, in particular, event for your child using your development of bad behavioral 40 Drink like 21 Video game Rover classic (hyph.) exists without harmful chemical creativity and caution as your patterns by checking a person 43 Mantra chants 22 Junior additives. The color does not stay guides. with those tendencies early on in 44 Without 23 Mollusk on as long, but so what? It’s Dear Harriette: I am still his or her life. So, to anyone out all about the fun party. Some shocked by your recent response there who may be aware of a thief HOROSCOPE options to consider are ella+mila to Beware Sticky Fingers, where in the making, as was the case For Wednesday, August 5, 2015 sure you get as much in return as if you allow friends or relatives to (ellamila.com), a vegan line at you told the writer not to blab on in this shopping mall, give the you give. keep you from following through The Body Shop (thebodyshop the kleptomaniac kid. If a per- police a tip. It may actually help Reach for the top. Stay one SCORPIO with your plans. Stick to your .com) and water-based nail son knows something and doesn’t the offender. step ahead of the competition (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) agenda and finish what you start. by observing the techniques and Keep moving forward. You will ARIES strategies of successful individu- be pleased with the results you (March 21-April 19) BRIDGE als. Involvement in a philanthrop- achieve and the satisfaction you By taking a leadership role, ic or humanitarian organization feel. Love is in the air and a cel- you will outmaneuver the com- the heart king? and lead the spade queen with an will provide personal gratifica- ebration is in order. petition. You have the intelligence SAGITTARIUS In the auction, over West’s illegal furtive look. They would tion and professional connections. and stamina necessary to step up (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) takeout double, North’s response Networking and staying connect- and make things happen. Put time hope that West, with the double- ed to the movers and the shakers Make plans to spend an inti- aside for romance. of two no-trump showed four or ton spade king (or ace), would will pay off. mate evening with a special some- TAURUS more spades and game-invitation- LEO put up his honor. It might work, one. If you are single, go to a (April 20-May 20) al values, an excellent idea ini- (July 23-Aug. 22) but should not. community event in order to meet Letting someone else make You may feel like complain- someone interesting. tially proposed by Alan Truscott. South has one legitimate pos- ing, but doing your best despite CAPRICORN financial decisions for you will (Note that two no-trump is not backfire. You owe it to yourself sibility: finding clubs 3-3 and setbacks will bring you closer (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) needed to show a big balanced to stay in control of your personal either opponent with a singleton to your goal. Working hard will You will end up in trouble or hand, because North would start give you a solid reputation and a monetary matters. trump honor. After winning the at a loss due to someone you GEMINI with redouble. Also, what North chance to advance. counted on who turned out to be first trick, declarer plays a club VIRGO (May 21-June 20) would do with a stronger hand unreliable. Take matters into your to his ace, cashes the club king, (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) own hands and guarantee positive Your heightened emotional will be covered tomorrow.) and overtakes his club jack with Take the time and money nec- results. state will lead to an impulsive South has four losers: two AQUARIUS response. Consider the possible essary to make prudent invest- spades, one heart and one dia- dummy’s queen. Then he leads ments. Hoping for an inheritance (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) repercussions before you say Virginia Woolf said, “On the the 13th club and pitches his or windfall will not secure your something hurtful. Wait until you mond. Without this irritating You’ll be drawn toward new outskirts of every agony sits some heart loser. Either East or West future; careful spending and sav- feel less stressed to respond. heart lead, declarer could have experiences. If you are willing observant fellow who points.” ing will. and prepared to make a contribu- CANCER driven out the diamond ace and may ruff, but it costs one of the LIBRA tion at a function, it will help you (June 21-July 22) Today, I will be the pointer discarded his heart loser on dum- defense’s two trump tricks. South (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) advance. Present your innovative Be cautious around people who who aims at the side feeling the my’s third diamond. That won’t loses only two spades and one Despite your appeal, don’t be are acting unreasonable. This is ideas to influential people. agony. diamond. too eager to commit to a partner- PISCES a great day to work on a solitary work now. ship. Someone may be trying to (Feb. 20-March 20) project or find an enjoyable activ- How should the play proceed Some players would win the The French call this “le coup use you for selfish reasons. Make You will be upset with yourself ity away from divisive situations. in four spades after West leads first trick, play a club to hand, de l’agonie.” COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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Kraft_Wednesday.indd 2 7/30/15 11:25 AM SIDELINES MICHAEL MAROT Polian kept it www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015 C SECTION simple

INDIANAPOLIS Jags GM: Team all but ill Polian relied on simple, solid principles to build win- ners. B He went from successful given up on Blackmon general manager to Hall of Fame executive by developing one more trait: becoming an astute salesman. Troubled wide receiver has in tip-top shape and you’re not in football After persuading Buffalo coach shape.” Marv Levy to throw in an extra sec- not played a game since 2013 In December, the Jaguars felt pretty good ond-round pick to get linebacker about Blackmon potentially returning. He Cornelius Bennett in a 1987 trade, had been getting professional help at a treat- Polian sold Colts owner Jim Irsay on By Mark Long ment facility, and Caldwell said he was “hear- taking Peyton Manning over Ryan Associated Press ing good things.” Leaf in the 1998 draft. Those two But then the Jaguars stopped getting moves turned long-languishing fran- JACKSONVILLE – Nearly two years after updates about Blackmon, and pictures sur- chises into perennial title contend- Justin Blackmon’s last NFL practice, the faced on social media sites earlier this year in ers, giving Polian a reputation that Jacksonville Jaguars have all but given up on which Blackmon appeared significantly will culminate in his induction into the suspended receiver. heavier than his playing weight. the Pro Football Hall of Fame on General manager Dave Caldwell said “I don’t know what to expect, but I would Saturday. Tuesday he’s pretty much lost hope Blackmon say common sense would probably be if you “Marv Levy came to my office and will return. Caldwell hasn’t had any contact haven’t played football in 2 ½ years, appar- I said the Rams won’t do it unless we with Blackmon in some time and believes the ently that’s not a priority for you,” Caldwell throw in our two. He said, ‘No, that’s former Oklahoma State star’s skills would be said. too much, they’re diminished if he was reinstated by the league. The Jaguars have mostly moved on. being greedy.’ I The NFL suspended Blackmon indefinitely They drafted receivers Marqise Lee and said, ‘I know, but in November 2013 after repeated violations of Allen Robinson in the second round in 2014 would you rather the league’s substance-abuse policy. and then added Allen Hurns as an undrafted win the Super “Realistically, I think when you’re away free agent The trio combined to catch 136 Bowl or the from the game (this long), what you were passes for 1,647 yards and nine touchdowns JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News deal?’” Polian once is not what you probably will be,” as rookies. Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Justin Blackmon tries to avoid a said. Caldwell said from his office Tuesday. “Your tackle attempt from Tennessee Titans defensive back Jordan “The funny skills do erode, especially if you’re not staying See BLACKMON, Page 2C Babineaux during a game at EverBank Field on Nov. 25, 2012. thing about Peyton was that Jim was proba- Polian bly inclined to go Being Taught The Game that direction anyway. But I said, ‘Let’s take it Bucs aim from the worst-case scenario. If we take Ryan Leaf, the worst case is that he’s going to be a complete bust. If we take Peyton Manning, the for more worst case is Bernie Kosar.’ Jim just laughed and said ‘Kosar? That’s not too bad.’” Polian’s track record turned out pretty well, too. at tight In Buffalo, Polian constructed the only team to appear in four consecu- tive Super Bowls. In Carolina, he designed a game plan for the most successful expansion team in league end spot history. In Indianapolis, he beat the salary cap he helped create by put- By Fred Goodall ting together a team that won one Associated Press Super Bowl and produced the league’s highest victory total in a TAMPA – With Jameis Winston single decade (115). throwing the football and Dirk But the short, fiery New Yorker Koetter calling plays, a healthy with the strong Irish heritage and Austin Seferian-Jenkins figures to the penchant for making all the get more opportunities to flourish in right moves never bowed to conven- Tampa Bay’s offense. tional wisdom. Same goes for Luke Stocker, “He was the guy at the race track Brandon Myers, Tim Wright and in the raincoat with the crumpled-up maybe even Cameron Brate, too. newspaper who would mutter to The Buccaneers are seeking more himself, ‘That one there,’” Irsay said. production from a versatile group of “He had the ability to evaluate tal- tight ends excited by the prospect of ent as good as anybody. His strength an increased workload in a passing was his ability to identify those attack that ranked among the worst seven or eight players who could be in the NFL a year ago. the nucleus of your team.” The team’s rookie quarterback and Initially, Polian didn’t plan on new offensive coordinator are explor- going into the front office. The Bronx ing all options to get better. native started his football career as “When I look at this team, I see an assistant coach at nearby CHRIS DeVITTO / Palatka Daily News everyone as targets,” Winston said. Manhattan College and Columbia. Palatka Golf Club assistant professional Ian Wilson works with Benjamin Clark during a junior golf “Those guys are good,” the No. 1 He eventually wound up working for clinic at the course Monday. overall pick in this year’s draft added. the late George Paterno, Joe “It’s a lot of things in position for us to Paterno’s brother, at the Merchant succeed.” Marine Academy, where he was Tampa Bay tight ends had a com- asked to do advance scouting. Going back to school bined 51 receptions for 469 yards and Polian loved the work and soon two touchdowns last season, with began a unique journey. Seferian-Jenkins and Myers account- His meticulous scouting reports Former Palatka High star, pro Pacetti to coach with Volunteers ing for most of those yards. were so impressive that Levy hired The group was strengthened this Polian for full-time work in spring by the signing of Wright. He Montreal. They both left for Kansas ean Pacetti said he’s always dreamed rejoined the Bucs after spending last City in 1978, and after both were of being able to coach golf for a living. season in New England, where he fired in 1982, Polian returned to the That dream has become reality, as the LOCAL GOLF had 26 receptions, scored six TDs and CFL as personnel director for former Palatka resident recently won a Super Bowl ring. Winnipeg. In 1984, he joined the became the newest addition to the DANNY HOOD The Patriots acquired him in a USFL’s Chicago Blitz as personnel SUniversity of Tennessee’s men’s golf program. 2014 preseason trade that brought director before taking the job as Pacetti is now UT golf’s director of instruc- Logan Mankins to Tampa Bay last Buffalo’s pro personnel director that tion/player development. played together at Alabama, and we’ve been August. As a rookie with the Bucs in fall. Two years later, he was promot- “I couldn’t be more excited about this oppor- close ever since,” Pacetti said. “Jim called me 2013, Wright had 54 receptions for ed to general manager. tunity,” Pacetti said. “Golf has been my life about a month ago offering me the job at 571 yards and five touchdowns. “He had to call a lot of shots,” said since I was a kid, and for the last several years Tennessee. I didn’t hesitate a minute to say “It’s just a good group,” said Levy, who will introduce Polian on I’ve really had a strong desire to instruct this yes.” Koetter, the former Jacksonville Saturday. “I think he’s the best GM game.” An assistant pro the last couple of years at Jaguars offensive coordinator who in the history of football.” A 1985 Palatka High graduate who went on Fleming Island Golf Club, Pacetti played for 12 spent the last three seasons in the Polian found cornerstone players to play for the University of Alabama, Pacetti years as a professional, mostly on the Ben same position in Atlanta. “We haven’t in each of his first three drafts in said it was his friendship with a teammate on Hogan Tour. He earned a career best 18th-place really sorted out their roles yet. We Buffalo: Will Wolford, Shane Conlan the Crimson Tide that led him to Knoxville. have to see who makes it first.” and Thurman Thomas. He got his “Jim Kelson (UT’s head golf coach) and I See GOLF, Page 2C See BUCS, Page 2C See MAROT, Page 2C INSIDE American Athletic Conference strives to be power Scoreboard 2C By Pat Eaton-Robb league will not accept the status quo in “If we look and act like the so-called the level of autonomy in rulemaking it Briefs 2C Associated Press which the Big 12, Big Ten, Atlantic Power Five, we will be in the conversa- has bestowed on the Power Five. Coast Conference, Southeastern tion and eventually ‘Power Six’ will He said the American can instead Classifieds 3C NEWPORT, R.I. – The American Conference and Pac-12 are perceived enter the media and public lexicon and force open that door with its play on Athletic Conference is not one of the to be on a different level from the AAC. perceptions,” he said. the field and by providing student-ath- nation’s power conferences. Speaking during his conference’s Aresco acknowledged the AAC, letes with an equal level of support off ANDY HALL Its commissioner wants to change annual football media days, Aresco which is entering its third season since of it. Sports Editor 312-5239 that. called his conference a “challenger rising out of the breakup of the old Big [email protected] Mike Aresco said Tuesday his brand.” East, cannot make the NCAA give it See AAC, Page 2C

080515c1.indd 1 8/4/15 11:36 PM 2C • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015 SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD NFL

N.Y. Mets (Harvey 9-7) at Miami Monday’s Games CALENDAR (Phelps 4-7), 7:10 p.m. No games scheduled. Charges placed on Clowney’s dad NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION San Francisco (Bumgarner 11-6) at Tuesday’s Games schools, leagues and recreation Atlanta (W.Perez 4-1), 7:10 p.m. Connecticut 82, San Antonio 51 ROCK HILL, S.C. – The father of Houston Texans departments and are subject to St. Louis (C.Martinez 11-4) at Chicago 106, Indiana 82 change without notice. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cincinnati (Holmberg 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Tulsa at Phoenix, 10 p.m. defensive end Jadeveon Clowney has been arrested 7 p.m. ESPN Red Sox at Yankees San Diego (Kennedy 6-9) at Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. and charged with attempted murder for a shooting WEDNESDAY, August 5 7 p.m. FS Florida Mets at Marlins Milwaukee (Jungmann 5-3), 8:10 Wednesday’s Games No events scheduled. p.m. San Antonio at Washington, 7 p.m. at a bar in Rock Hill. AUDI CUP SOCCER Rock Hill Police Department Capt. Mark Bollinger THURSDAY, August 6 12:25 p.m. ESPN2 Third-place match, at No events scheduled. Munich Rays 11, White Sox 3 NFL says David Morgan also was charged with posses- 2:30 p.m. ESPN2 Championship, at Munich Tampa Bay Chicago sion of a weapon during a violent crime. Bollinger ab r h bi ab r h bi 2015 Schedules TIDES Guyer lf 1 1 0 0 Eaton cf 3 0 1 0 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS said Tuesday that Morgan is in custody and awaiting CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER Sizemr ph-lf 2 1 0 1 Thm ph-cf 1 0 0 0 Palatka City Dock 10 pm. Fox Sports 1 Group stage, Seattle Sept. 13 Carolina, 1 p.m. a bond hearing. High Low Bckh 2b 3 0 0 0 Sldn 3b-ss 4 1 2 1 Sept. 20 Miami, 4:05 p.m. The police report said Morgan, nicknamed “Chilli Today 8:10A,8:46P 3:01A,3:30P Sounders at Vancouver Loney ph-1b 1 0 1 0 Abreu dh 4 0 0 0 Sept. 27 at New England, 1 p.m. Aug. 6 9:06A,9:46P 4:07A,4:30P Whitecaps Longori dh 4 0 1 1 MeCarr lf 3 0 0 0 Oct. 4 at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Bean,” was removed from the bar for sitting on the Aug. 7 10:06A,10:50P 5:14A,5:30P Butlr ph-dh 1 0 0 0 LeGarc lf 1 0 0 0 Oct. 11 at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. stage. Police add he was seen later at the back of the INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS CUP SOCCER Fryth 1b-2b 4 2 1 2 AlRmrz ss 3 0 0 0 Oct. 18 Houston, 1 p.m. St. Augustine Beach 3 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Fiorentina at Chelsea ACarer ss 4 3 2 1 GBckh 3b 1 0 0 0 Oct. 25 Buffalo (at London), 9:30 a.m. property before firing several rounds at victim High Low Shaffer 3b 4 2 1 1 LaRoch 1b 4 0 1 0 Nov. 1 Bye Braxton Homesley. Police say Homesley returned fire. Today 12:22A,12:53P 6:36A,7:09P MLS SOCCER Mahtok rf 5 1 1 1 AvGarc rf 4 2 2 1 Nov. 8 at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Officers picked up Morgan at Piedmont Medical Aug. 6 1:15A,1:50P 7:33A,8:12P 8 p.m. Sun Sports Toronto FC at Orlando Kiermr cf 5 1 3 2 CSnchz 2b 4 0 1 0 Nov. 15 at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Aug. 7 2:11A,2:50P 8:31A,9:15P City SC Rivera c 5 0 3 1 Flowrs c 2 0 0 1 Nov. 19 Tennessee, 8:25 p.m. Center. He was being treated for a gunshot wound to Totals 39 11 13 10 Totals 34 3 7 3 Nov. 29 San Diego, 1 p.m. the shoulder. NOTES Tampa Bay 200 015 201—11 Dec. 6 at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Texas 12, Houston 9 Central Division Chicago 001 000 101— 3 Dec. 13 Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Chicago White Sox 4 W L Pct GB E—Flowers (2). DP—Chicago 1. Dec. 20 Atlanta, 1 p.m. Baseball LOB—Tampa Bay 7, Chicago 5. Dec. 27 at New Orleans, 1 p.m. DAYTONA ROSTER OPENINGS Seattle 8, Colorado 7 St. Louis 67 39 .632 — Baltimore 9, Oakland 2 Pittsburgh 61 44 .581 5½ 2B—Eaton (18). HR—Forsythe (13), Jan. 3 at Houston, 1 p.m. Brady testimony released Daytona Beach Baseball has roster A.Cabrera (7), Shaffer (1), Mahtook openings for the upcoming fall season. L.A. Angels 5, Cleveland 4 Chicago 58 47 .552 8½ Tuesday’s Games Cincinnati 48 56 .462 18 (3), Saladino (3), Av.Garcia (8). MIAMI DOLPHINS Players must have a desire to play IP H R ER BB SO NEW YORK – Tom Brady denied under oath to N.Y. Yankees 13, Boston 3 Milwaukee 45 63 .417 23 Sept. 13 at Washington, 1 p.m. college baseball and be a current high Tampa Bay Toronto 3, Minnesota 1 West Division Sept. 20 at Jacksonville, 4:05 p.m. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that he tampered school junior or senior. Games include Archer W,10-8 7 6 2 2 1 7 Kansas City 5, Detroit 1 W L Pct GB Sept. 27 Buffalo, 4:25 p.m. playing against college programs. Colome 1 0 0 0 0 2 with footballs before the AFC title game, and investi- Texas 4, Houston 3 Los Angeles 60 46 .566 — Oct. 4 N.Y. Jets (at London), 9:30 a.m. Former players have included Mike Yates 1 1 1 1 0 0 Tampa Bay 11, Chicago White Sox 3 San Francisco 58 48 .547 2 Oct. 11 Bye gator Ted Wells said in a transcript that he never Knowles and Lee McCool from Chicago Seattle 10, Colorado 4 San Diego 52 55 .486 8½ Oct. 18 at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Palatka. Sale L,9-7 5 1-3 6 7 7 3 9 warned the New England Patriots quarterback he Baltimore at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Arizona 51 54 .486 8½ Oct. 25 Houston, 1 p.m. Email [email protected] for D.Webb 1 1-3 6 3 3 0 0 Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Colorado 44 61 .419 15½ Oct. 29 at New England, 8:25 p.m. would be punished if he didn’t turn over his cellphone. more info. Da.Jennings 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Wednesday’s Games Monday’s Games Nov. 8 at Buffalo, 1 p.m. M.Albers 1 1 1 0 1 2 In a 457-page transcript released on Tuesday, Tampa Bay (E.Ramirez 8-4) at Arizona 6, Washington 4 Nov. 15 at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. HBP—by Sale (Guyer). PB— Brady maintained his innocence in the NFL scandal Chicago White Sox (Rodon 4-4), 2:10 Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, ppd., Nov. 22 Dallas, 1 p.m. BASEBALL Flowers. p.m. rain Nov. 29 at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. known as “Deflategate.” He denied discussing air level Umpires—Home, Hunter Seattle (T.Walker 8-7) at Colorado N.Y. Mets 12, Miami 1 Dec. 6 Baltimore, 1 p.m. AL Standings Wendelstedt; First, Marvin Hudson; with the ballboys or even thinking about how inflated (Rusin 3-4), 3:10 p.m. Atlanta 9, San Francisco 8, 12 Dec. 14 New York Giants, 8:30 p.m. East Division Second, Bob Davidson; Third, David Baltimore (W.Chen 5-6) at Oakland innings Dec. 20 at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. the footballs were when he selected them. He also said W L Pct GB Rackley. (Graveman 6-7), 3:35 p.m. San Diego 13, Milwaukee 5 Dec. 27 Indianapolis, 1 p.m. New York 60 45 .571 — T—2:53. A—18,499 (40,615). Jan. 3 New England, 1 p.m. he’s never asked anyone from the Patriots to tamper Toronto 56 52 .519 5½ Cleveland (Salazar 9-6) at L.A. Seattle 8, Colorado 7 with footballs. Baltimore 54 51 .514 6 Angels (Santiago 7-5), 3:35 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Boston (S.Wright 4-4) at N.Y. Washington 5, Arizona 4 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Brady was suspended four games and the team was Tampa Bay 54 54 .500 7½ WNBA Sept. 13 Tennessee, 4:25 p.m. Boston 47 60 .439 14 Yankees (Severino 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 5, Pittsburgh 0 docked $1 million and two draft picks after a NFL- Minnesota (Duffey 0-0) at Toronto Philadelphia 6, L.A. Dodgers 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sept. 20 at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Central Division W L Pct GB Sept. 27 at Houston, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB (Hutchison 9-2), 7:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 1 sanctioned investigation by Wells found the Patriots Kansas City (Cueto 0-0) at Detroit San Francisco 8, Atlanta 3 New York 13 6 .684 –– Oct. 4 Carolina, 1 p.m. Kansas City 63 42 .600 — Washington 11 7 .611 1½ Oct. 11 Jacksonville, 1 p.m. supplied improperly inflated footballs for the confer- Minnesota 54 52 .509 9½ (Boyd 0-2), 7:08 p.m. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Houston (Kazmir 6-5) at Texas (N. Milwaukee 4, San Diego 1 Chicago 13 8 .619 1 Oct. 18 Bye ence championship game against the Indianapolis Detroit 51 55 .481 12½ Indiana 11 9 .550 2 Oct. 25 at Washington, 1 p.m. Chicago 50 55 .476 13 Martinez 6-6), 8:05 p.m. Seattle 10, Colorado 4 Colts, which New England won 45-7. Wednesday’s Games Connecticut 10 9 .526 3 Nov. 1 at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Cleveland 48 57 .457 15 Atlanta 7 13 .350 6½ Nov. 8 N.Y. Giants, 4:05 p.m. Brady appealed the punishment. Goodell decided to West Division Seattle (T.Walker 8-7) at Colorado NL Standings (Rusin 3-4), 3:10 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Nov. 15 Dallas, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Nov. 22 at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. hear the appeal himself and upheld the penalty. Both East Division Arizona (R.De La Rosa 8-5) at Houston 60 48 .556 — Minnesota 15 4 .789 –– Nov. 29 at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB Washington (G.Gonzalez 8-4), 7:05 sides went to federal court, and U.S. District Judge Los Angeles 56 49 .533 2½ Phoenix 12 7 .632 3 Dec. 6 Atlanta, 1 p.m. New York 57 50 .533 — p.m. Richard Berman told the sides to work out a settle- Texas 53 53 .500 6 Tulsa 10 10 .500 5½ Dec. 13 New Orleans, 1 p.m. Washington 55 50 .524 1 Chicago Cubs (Haren 7-7) at Seattle 50 58 .463 10 San Antonio 6 15 .286 10 Dec. 17 at St. Louis, 8:25 p.m. ment. To encourage them, he ordered both Brady and Atlanta 48 59 .449 9 Pittsburgh (Locke 6-6), 7:05 p.m. Oakland 47 60 .439 12½ Los Angeles 5 14 .263 10 Dec. 27 Chicago, 1 p.m. Miami 43 64 .402 14 L.A. Dodgers (B.Anderson 5-6) at Goodell to appear in court in person during the NFL Monday’s Games Seattle 5 16 .238 11 Jan. 3 at Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m. Toronto 5, Minnesota 1 Philadelphia 42 65 .393 15 Philadelphia (Harang 5-11), 7:05 p.m. preseason. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Archer, Rays wipe out White Sox; Mets top Marlins Families can get help to see semis IRVING, Texas – The College Football Playoff is expanding its program to help pay travel expenses for Associated Press Cabrera and Richie Shaffer all went deep. first major league hit for him. parents and guardians of players to also include the CHICAGO – Chris Archer pitched seven Kevin Kiermaier and Rene Rivera each had Mets 5, Marlins 1 national semifinal games. strong innings, and the Tampa Bay Rays three hits, and Tampa Bay improved to 5-0 MIAMI – Eric Campbell’s tiebreaking For the first national championship game in the backed him with a season-high four homers against Chicago. pinch single and Juan Lagares’ two-run tri- new playoff last January, CPF distributed $500,000 – while pounding Chris Sale and the Chicago Forsythe hit a two-run drive in the first. ple highlighted a four-run eighth inning that up to $2,500 for each player from Ohio State and White Sox 11-3 on Tuesday night. Mahtook made it 3-1 when he connected lead- helped send the New York Mets to a win over Oregon – to assist families with travel, food and hotel Archer (10-8) allowed two runs and six hits ing off the fifth, and the Rays chased Sale (9-7) the Miami Marlins. costs associated with attending the game in North for his first win since June 23. And the Rays in a five-run sixth. They sent 10 batters to the Jonathan Niese (6-9) allowed one run and Texas. matched their highest home run total since plate in that inning and added two more runs four hits in seven innings for the NL East- The organization said Tuesday that the expense- Sept. 7. in the seventh on back-to-back homers off leading Mets, who won their fifth consecutive reimbursement program will extend to teams in the Logan Forsythe, Mikie Mahtook, Asdrubal Daniel Webb by Cabrera and Shaffer — the game. semifinals. – Associated Press

includes 19 games against Power Five schools. and won a share of the conference title with a Navy and Temple also will play Notre Dame. 7-1 mark in the league. They received 22 of 30 AAC “As those Power Five schools go to nine con- first-place votes. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1C ference games and are mandated to play one Cincinnati quarterback Gunner Kiel, whose from the other four Power Five conferences, it team is used to living in the shadow of Ohio Bucs He noted the AAC already has joined the limits their ability to play our teams,” Aresco State, said one of his goals is to show the nation CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1C Power Five in instituting reforms such as full said. that his team and his conference deserve both cost-of-attendance scholarships and strict con- “On the other hand, some conferences have a little more respect and a little more attention. The 6-foot-5, 262-pound Seferian-Jenkins, a sec- cussion protocols. said they won’t play FCS schools, which means “We feel like the underdogs to the Power ond-round draft pick out of Washington in 2014, is But not everyone believes the league can they will potentially play us. I believe if we Five,” he said. “There are some real good teams a prospect who excites the entire Tampa Bay keep pace. play them, we can compete with them.” in this conference and we don’t get the recogni- coaching staff. “We can do that for a couple of years,” UCF The AAC has added Navy for football this tion that we should.” Koetter coached 14-time Pro Bowl selection coach George O’Leary said. “We obviously can’t season. With a 12-team league it will have its The Bearcats have been placed in the East Tony Gonzalez late in his career and said a healthy sustain. When you are not getting a $35 mil- first conference championship game on Dec. 5 Division of the conference, and are picked to Seferian-Jenkins reminds him of the former Chiefs lion check, it’s hard to have that cost of atten- at the home site of the division champion with finish ahead of UCF, Temple, East Carolina, and Falcons tight end. dance and keep up with everything.” the best conference record. South Florida and UConn. “If Austin can stay healthy we have very high On the field, the American went just 4-22 Cincinnati was picked as the favorite in the Memphis, which went 10-3 last season, is expectations,” the offensive coordinator said, “and against Power Five schools in 2014. The annual media poll. The Bearcats return 15 the choice to win the West Division ahead of so does he.” league’s out-of-conference schedule this season seniors from a team that went 9-4 last season Houston, Navy, Tulane, SMU and Tulsa. A foot injury that required surgery slowed Seferian-Jenkins during the offseason leading to his rookie year. A sore ankle and back problems it and function it at a high level. It’s season. Polian immediately drafted guy,” Levy said. also contributed to him being limited to just 21 a wound that almost never heals.” Manning ahead of Leaf in ’98, and Now, many of those that Polian receptions for 221 yards and two TDs in nine Marot After two years in the league Edgerrin James ahead of Ricky bet on, including Levy and games. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1C office, Polian left for Carolina to Williams in ’99, confounding the so- Manning, are expected to be in None of Tampa Bay’s returning tight ends build a team from the ground up. called experts yet again. Those Canton, Ohio, as Polian celebrates scored in 2014. Myers had 22 catches for 190 franchise quarterback when Jim He found his franchise quarter- draft picks led to one of the greatest the greatest honor of his career. yards; Stocker had seven for 41 yards, and Brate Kelly returned from the USFL in back, Kerry Collins, in the 1995 runs in league history: 11 playoff “You never dream of this,” Polian one for 17 yards. 1986. And after dealing for draft, and spent wildly in free agen- appearances in 12 years, seven con- said. “But the thing I’m most proud “Twenty-one catches isn’t who I am,” Seferian- Bennett and James Lofton, Polian cy to bring in veteran help. The secutive seasons with 12 or more of in all three stops is how well we Jenkins said, adding he reported to training camp finally had the nucleus to win four result: Carolina lost in the NFC wins, and his one and only Super did, who we did it with, and how we last week healthy and eager to improve. AFC titles, though no Super Bowls. championship game in just its sec- Bowl title. did it.” “Losing the way we lost is the toughest part “There’s nothing in the world of ond season. “It was a wonderful thing for him His way. about it,” he said, reflecting on his injuries, as well sports that hurts as badly as losing Polian was so good at his craft to experience, and a little bit of it as last season’s 2-14 record, Tampa Bay’s worst in the Super Bowl,” Polian said. “It that Irsay gave away a third-round spilled over to me because I thought Michael Marot is an Associated Press 28 seasons. takes at least six months to get over draft pick to hire him after the ’97 I had something to do with that writer. “You can’t be out there and you’re not yourself; you’re not the player you know you are,” Seferian- Jenkins added. “It’s frustrating … but I feel back return to the elite in the SEC,” Municipal Course pro shop. with his second shot on No. 13. to myself, I feel good, I’m excited.” Pacetti said. … Last season Lucas Bennett’s Three teams – Carol Golf PMGA meets Aug. 11. The boys team advanced to the Harrahill, Penny Stites, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1C Palatka Men’s Golf Association regionals at Ponte Vedra’s Chuck Mancino and Jerry will hold its regular monthly Plantation Golf Club. Both the Peterson; Eric Chee, Nathan finish on the 1990 final money meeting on Aug. 11 at the boys and girls teams narrowly Strange, Susan Blizzard and Blackmon list. His best individual finish on Municipal Course clubhouse. The missed qualifying players to their Jack Dreesen, along with the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1C the tour included a runner-up meeting begins at 6 p.m. and all respective state championship as team of Ben Barr, Bob Morey, and two third-place finishes. members are invited to attend. … well. Elaine Morey and Rosemary Jacksonville also drafted Rashad Greene (fifth Over his career, Pacetti played 19th Hole Club seeks spon- For more information, contact Dreesen – tied for top spot in the round) and Neal Sterling (seventh round) this several mini-tours and collected sors. Speaking of junior golf, a the MC pro shop at 329-0141. July 31 scramble. year. 18 professional victories. great way to show support for Bennett and Webb will handle Rosemary Dreesen was CTP on Since Blackmon’s suspension, Caldwell had As a player, his career low Palatka High’s boys and girls the coaching duties for the boys No. 2. … viewed any chance of his return as a luxury. Now round in a competition is 63, teams is a membership into the varsity and JV and girls teams. Twilight Scramble results. it’s more of a long shot, at best. which he carded five times. 19th Hole Club. The Panther boys open the sea- Allan Anderson, Brett The Jaguars could part ways with the fifth over- Pacetti has twice shot a course Originated a few years back by son Aug. 25 with a tri-match Daniels, Kent Hinton and Kyle all pick in the 2012 draft, but keeping him on the record 60 at the Palatka then-Panther head golf coach against Matanzas High School Coleman shot 8-under par to roster presumably could give someone in need a Municipal Course, a record he Rodney Webb, the 19th Hole and Father Lopez at Palm win last Thursday’s Twilight little hope. It also gives the Jaguars the first shares with Tom Sykes. Club today seeks donations to Harbor Golf Course. ... Scramble. The nine-hole scram- opportunity to evaluate Blackmon if he ever is Perhaps the most famous Tour help cover the costs of uniforms, South Putnam news. ble is held every Thursday at the reinstated. player produced by the UT pro- bags, umbrellas, hats and other Debbie Peterson, Randy Municipal Course. Cost is $20 Blackmon caught 29 passes for 415 yards and a gram is Jim Gallagher. The Vols travel costs associated with out- Peterson and Jerry Peterson and play begins at 5:30 pm. touchdown in the four games he played in 2013 finished 12th in the SEC last fitting the squad for the 2015 joined forces to shoot 33 and win and was the team’s leading receiver during that year. season. A donation of at least $50 the July 29 scramble at Danny Hood’s golf column appears stretch. He has 93 catches for 1,280 yards and six “We have all the resources and will have your name inscribed on Fruitland’s The Oaks Golf Club. every Wednesday in the Palatka Daily scores in 20 career games. tradition here at UT we need to the banner that hangs in the Bob Stites was closest to the pin News. But his problems have overshadowed his play. 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400 INC. gives Notice of Fore- 550 charged as well as a $50 Bedside dresser, 2.5' tall, cleaning deposit per unit. closure of Lien and intent 2 deep drawers, brown, to sell these vehicles on FOR SALE All sales are final. Seller re- exc. cond., $25. Inter- serves the right to with- 08/17/2015, 12:00pm at REAL ESTATE 1609 ST JOHNS AVE PAL- lachen. 386-538-8697

draw the property at any 700 time before the sale or to ATKA, FL 32177-4438, pur- suant to subsection 713.78 refuse any bids. No one un- Bentwood Rocker der 16 years old is permit- of the Florida Statutes. ST. ted. The property to be JOHNS AUTO BODY INC. Good Cond. $20 sold is described as “gen- reserves the right to ac- 386-559-7692 lv msg eral household items” un- cept or reject any and/or all less otherwise noted. bids. 2004 LINCOLN LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE 5LMEU68H34ZJ42411 Betty Crocker waffle REAL ESTATE Unit Name 8/5/15 maker, $20 OBO. A040 Davail Sullivan Legal No. 00035542 386-684-6048 560 700 A074 Brenda Stapleton B035 Mishelle Green B041 Ronald J Morris Large real datil pepper Acreage / Lots D015 Brandi Reyster plant, $4. Satsuma. D036 Oscar Flores I005 Kismet B Clark 386-467-2247 1.89 Ac. off W River Rd. L007 Arnita L. Curry The Town of Hastings Mu- nicipal Code Enforcement partially treed, creeks run P003 Gary L Douylliez Life-proof fre Iphone 5 Q008 Melissa Cannon Board will meet Monday, back of property, dead- August 10, 2015 at 6:00 barely used case pd $80 end street, very peaceful. 7/29/15, 8/5/15 p.m. in the room desig- will sell $20 $15K, possible owner Legal No. 00035089 nated as the Town Com- 386-546-8918 mission Room located at finance. Sunstate RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION 6195 South Main Street. Realty 386-916-8328 Town Commission meet- Sealy baby mattress, ing will follow at 7:00 p.m. 900

800 $20. 386-546-8918 8/5/15 Homes Legal No. 00035562 Strawberry guava bush, FREE LIST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT $10. V.G. Satsuma. FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, 386-467-2247 Foreclosures, Bank, FLORIDA MERCHANDISE Gov't, Short Sales, Fixer- PROBATE DIVISION Ultimate Chopper Uppers. From $19K & 400 up. Call Sunstate File No. 2015-CP-254 $15 OBO. 386-684-6048 Realty, 386-916-8328. IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHN EARL LANGLEY, De- c e a s e d . Musical Items & Homes for sale Palatka, E. Palatka, Owner fin., NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the Services low dn pymt. Starting estate of John Earl @ $40K, 386-559-0660 Langley, deceased, whose Yamaha Electone organ date of death was March 6, w/ bench BK-75, 2015, is pending in the Cir- sheet music, $300. cuit Court for Putnam Arts & Crafts / Mobile Homes FOR SALE County, Florida, Probate 954-914-6210 Division, the address of Hobbies BRAND NEW 3BR/2BA which is PO Box 698, PETS & SUPPLIES DELIVER & SET $49.9K 4 LINES FOR.... Green Cove Springs, FL 32043. The names and ad- 3 sewing machines in We also buy & sell used dresses of the personal cabinets $100 ea. Also homes. 386-325-2414 550 $ 50 representative and the per- 3 bins cake decorating sonal representative’s at- supplies. 328-5061 3 DAYS ...... 7 torney are set forth below. Repos: SW starting @ All creditors of the de- $16.9K & DW starting @ cedent and other persons Electronics $29.9K. Make offer! We $ 75 having claims or demands also buy used SW & DW! against decedent's estate 386-328-4681 on whom a copy of this no- 27" TV, $50. 5 DAYS ..... 10 tice is required to be 386-684-6223 served must file their claims with this court ON Mobile Home OR BEFORE THE LATER $ 75 OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Fruits & Pets & Supplies With Land TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- 10 DAYS ..... 15 LICATION OF THIS NO- Vegetables 5 Chiweenie girl puppies, FREE LIST TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER 1st shots. $150 each or Foreclosures, Bank, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Betty's Muscadine 2 for $200. 3 blue & 2 A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Gov't, Short Sales, Fixer- Grapes chocolate 386-336-7504 $ 50 ON THEM. are ready! Uppers. From $17K & Tuesday-Sunday 8am up. Call Sunstate 20 DAYS All other creditors of the Satsuma. 386-467-2247 .... 31 decedent and other per- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES Realty, 386-916-8328. sons having claims or de- CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL mands against decedent’s estate must file their claims Fresh Green Peanuts 560 Interlachen, Satsuma, $ 50 with this court WITHIN 3 Valencia & Jumbo, 1/4 Owner fin., low down MONTHS AFTER THE 30 DAYS .... 41 ANNOUNCEMENTS DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- bushel $10, 1/2 bushel pymt. Starting @ LICATION OF THIS NO- $20, full bushel $35. $25K, 386-559-0660 ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER TICE. Mon-Sat 352-595-5591 ONE CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL 100 Waldron Farms, Citra ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Waterfront ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- IDA STATUTES SECTION Furniture & 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER 3BR/2.5BA 2780SF, GARAGE SALE BARRED. Upholstery Livestock CH/A, 100ft waterfront, 340ft deep, boathouse & 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS NOTWITHSTANDING THE dock, bulkhead, pool TIME PERIOD SET FORTH Brand new, still in box, Hay - Fertilized, Barn- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED crib and mattress, $175 Stored. Large Rolls $40 overlooking St. Johns TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE OBO. 386-684-6223 to $55. Pomona Park River. $395K OBO. General AFTER THE DECEDENT'S 386-312-6363 DATE OF DEATH IS area 386-546-4466 Services BARRED. Dark brown soft couch & RECREATIONAL $ 75 The date of first publica- loveseat, like new, $350. Free Animals AD MUST INCLUDE Licensed DOT driver tion of this notice is Au- 386-326-0030

ADDRESS OF offering after school gust 5, 2015. 800 SALE AND MUST bus service. For more 2 kittens free to good Attorney for Personal Rep- homes. 386-325-4344 BE PREPAID info call 904-401-5494. resentative: Lift chair recliner $150. 10 /s/ Dale S. Wilson 2 platform recliners $100 E-Mail Addresses: ea. Lg bookcase divider Free 3-month-old kittens EMPLOYMENT [email protected] to good homes. Chocol- Florida Bar No. 176945 $100. 2 coffee tbls $40 Dale S. Wilson PA ea. Dbl bed, headboard, ate, black & white, calico. REGULAR CLASSIFIED 200 PO Box 1808 frame, mattresses & 386-467-7020 4 LINES - 5 DAYS Green Cove Springs, FL springs $50. Oak desk 32043 Telephone: (904) 284-5618 $150. 328-5061 M/N Chihuahua free to good home. No other Boats & Personal Representative: pets preferred. /s/ Fay P. Langley 2 Micro fiber recliners 1- Accessories 202 Dogwood Lane 386-916-1684 Palatka, FL 32177 w/ Elec. foot rest 1-w/ $ 00 heat & massage $60ea 4 outboard motors for INCLUDES ALL 8/5/15, 8/12/15 386-559-7692 lv msg FOR RENT sale, ready to use. Also, CLASSIFICATIONS. Legal No. 00035565 REAL ESTATE outboard parts. Pomona EXTRA LINES $2.99 Driver 600 Park. 386-336-1544 PER LINE, PER DAY. Twin bed, Serta mat- DRIVER TRAINEES! tress & box spring, head- 46 GET PAID CDL board, & bedding, exc. Campers / TRAINING NOW! Learn cond., $200. 325-5304 Travel Trailers to drive for Stevens IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Transport. NO EXPERI- 2008 Keystone Spring- ENCE NEEDED! THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN Garage Sales dale 29ft travel trailer, su- New Drivers can earn AND FOR PUTNAM per slide, lg rear kitchen, FREE $900/wk + Benefits! COUNTY ESTATE SALE queen bed, 14ft awning, Carrier covers cost! Be GENERAL JURISDICTION Inside/Garage Fri & Sat Apartments sway & load control hitch CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE trained & based locally! DIVISION 8a-? Tools, home goods, incl'd. Great cond., $14K 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS Now Offering New C A S E N O . misc. Priced to sell! Barrington Apts OBO. 386-328-5011 Regional Routes in FL! 15000249CAAXMX LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES 1-877-214-3624 1812 S. Palm Ave. Offering 1BRs AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE 386-325-0512 NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. LLC D/B/A CHAMPION www.barrington Motorcycles / CLASSIFIEDS PT & FT driver needed, MORTGAGE COMPANY, Miscellaneous apartments.org CDL required. Starting at Plaintiff, ATV / $9.50/hr. Apply @ vs. 220 N. 11th St. Palatka. Duro Max 4400 watt generator, portable, Condominiums Accessories THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, still in box, $350. BENEFICIARIES, DE- '05 Honda 350 4x4 4 VISEES, GRANTEES, AS- 386-916-9990 2BR/2BA upstairs apt, General SIGNEES, LIENORS , Hiawatha condo on river wheeler $1850 OBO CREDITORS, TRUSTEES $850/m 1st, last & sec. 352-281-3940 OFFICE HOURS CAD Programmer AND ALL OTHERS WHO Items $25 or 904-501-4380 & Quality Control person MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST wanted for Palatka Gran- IN THE ESTATE OF MIN- TRANSPORTATION NIE LEE MCCALL, DE- Less ite factory 904-838-6030 CEASED, et al, Homes 900 Se habla Español. Defendant(s). 25 gallon aquarium MONDAY - FRIDAY w/some accessories, NOTICE OF ACTION - CON- Bardin: Large remodeled Carpenter: Exp. in all STRUCTIVE SERVICE $25. 386-326-0030 3BR/2BA, 1700SF, phases of construction. $850/m. 386-597-3240 Valid DL & own trans- TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, 3 drawer file cabinet portation. Bkgd check. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, 8am - 5pm DFWP. 386-325-5456 or Good cond. $15 ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, Mobile Homes email resume to tripp@ CREDITORS, TRUSTEES 386-559-7692 lv msg trippconstruction.net AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST P. Park. Lake 2/2 rem., tile, kitchen cabinets, lg IN THE ESTATE OF MIN- 45 small rectangle red Granite Fabricators NIE LEE MCCALL, DE- deck, carport. Private rd, Four Wheel bricks, $25 for all. Inter- CLASSIFIED FAX & Installers for Palatka CEASED. $550/m 386-328-3956 whose residence is un- lachen. 386-538-8697 Drive Vehicles office. Se habla Español. known if he/she/they be liv- 386-365-7692 ing; and if he/she/they be 2BR/1BA & 3BR/2BA '07 Jeep Wrangler Unlim- dead, the unknown defend- 50 rounds of 9MM for rent in different loc- ited Sahara, 28.5K miles. DEADLINE... DEADLINE... ants who may be spouses, Hairstylist/Barber needed heirs, devisees, grantees, ammo, $20. ations, $450/mo and Retail: $24,632. Sell: in Welaka 386-649-5025 assignees, lienors, credit- 386-325-9548 up, call 386-559-0660 $19.9K 386-325-0168 386-467-4007 ors, trustees, and all 2:00 P.M. parties claiming an in- 1:30 P.M. terest by, through, under or FINANCIAL against the Defendants, whose are not known to be (312-5200) (312-5209) dead or alive, and all 300 parties having or claiming approved by the publisher. to have any right, title or in- GENERAL INFORMATION terest in the property de- All advertising is accepted, subject to the approv- CANCELLATIONS scribed in the mortgage be- al of the publisher, who reserves the right to revise ing foreclosed herein. or reject any advertisement without notice. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be FIED that an action to fore- close a mortgage on the classify and edit all copy. made. following property: Copy changes requested during a schedule con- stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled LOT(S) 5, BLOCK 365 OF LEGALS PALATKA, AS RECORDED be prepared. during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 46 ET SEQ., OF THE PUBLIC

Please check your ad the first day it runs to see 350 your billing to the nearest earned rate. RECORDS OF PUTNAM that all of the information is correct. This will insure COUNTY, FLORIDA. that your ad is exactly what you want the reader to FREE ADS see. has been filed against you and you are required to Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after If you have found an item or a pet or want to serve a copy of your writ- the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) ten defenses, if any, to it on counsel for Plaintiff, The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- whose address is 6409 ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning Congress Avenue, Suite tive days. regarding classified bill to our business office at 100, Boca Raton, Florida 33487 on or before court 312-5203. Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at Legal Notices either before 09/04/15/(30 800-881-7355. days from Date of First Publication of this Notice) CREDIT POLICY and file the original with Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- RATES/TERMS the clerk of this court ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- either before service on Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All FLORIDA Plaintiff's attorney or im- ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Notice of Public Sale mediately thereafter; other- Express or Discover) unless a credit application is rates quoted are per line, per day. wise a default will be Notice is hereby given that entered against you for the Champion Self Storage will relief demanded in the sell the contents of the complaint or petition filed storage units listed below herein. at a public auction to satis- fy a lien placed on the con- WITNESS my hand and the tents (pursuant to Chapter seal of this court at Put- 312-5200 83 of the Florida Statutes). nam County, Florida, this The sale will take place at 27th day of July, 2015. TOLL FREE Champion Self Storage, 4001 Reid Street, Palatka, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FL 32177 on Thursday, Au- COURT gust 20, 2015 at 9:00 am. The sale will be conducted BY: /s/ Ruth Milligan on www.StorageStuff.Bid DEPUTY CLERK under the guidance of 800-881-7355 Christopher Rosa and Leg- 8/5/15, 8/12/15 acy Auction Services Legal No. 00035508 (AU4167 - AB2825) on be- half of the facility’s man- agement. Contents will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder. A 10% buy- er’s premium will be WEDNESDAY.indd 1 charged as well as a $50 8/4/15 2:35 PM cleaning deposit per unit. All sales are final. Seller re- serves the right to with- draw the property at any time before the sale or to refuse any bids. No one un- der 16 years old is permit- ted. The property to be sold is described as “gen- eral household items” un- less otherwise noted. Unit Name A040 Davail Sullivan A074 Brenda Stapleton B035 Mishelle Green B041 Ronald J Morris D015 Brandi Reyster D036 Oscar Flores I005 Kismet B Clark L007 Arnita L. Curry P003 Gary L Douylliez Q008 Melissa Cannon 7/29/15, 8/5/15 Legal No. 00035089 4C • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2015

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