Children, 8 and 9, Charged in Deadly Shooting

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WESTMINSTER Children, 8 and 9, charged in deadly shooting

An overhead drone shot Boys face involuntary manslaughter of fields near 1490 Coffee Road charges in killing of man shot on tractor in Westmin- ster, where BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR hogging last month. man. He was found dead 62-year- THE JOURNAL Friday afternoon, on his tractor on Coffee old Danny Oconee County Sheriff Road on June 23. Smith was WESTMINSTER — An Mike Crenshaw said there “It’s a tragic loss of life, shot to 8-year-old and a 9-year-old was evidence two boys and we continue to pray death while have been charged with fired a .22 caliber rifle “in for Mr. Smith’s fami- bush hog- involuntary manslaugh- a reckless manner” in the ly,” Crenshaw told The ging on his ter in family court in the direction of 62-year-old Journal. “It’s even more tractor. fatal shooting of a man Danny Andrew Smith, JERRY BEARD | who was killed while bush killing the Westminster SEE BOYS, PAGE A6 THE JOURNAL

UPSTATE CRIME Newly convicted murderer booked into state prison

BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR to the S.C. Department of THE JOURNAL Corrections. The SCDC Watching records COLUMBIA — Decota department Brown was booked into a did not have state prison in Columbia an updated on Thursday, hours after mug shot for eyes a jury found him guilty Brown, only of murdering his grand- a booking mother in March 2019. photo from Brown was booked into Brown May 2018, the Kirkland Correction- when he al Institution, an all-male pleaded guilty to shoplift- prison that opened in ing, resisting arrest and PHOTOS BY LAUREN PIERCE | THE JOURNAL 1988 and sits near the There are around 1,000 cameras spread across the Clemson University campus, according to Clemson University Broad River, according SEE MURDERER, PAGE A7 Police Chief Gregory Mullen.

University adds cameras Seneca cameras an OCONEE COUNTY for a ‘more robust system’ ‘investigative tool,’ according to chief Local cities set to BY LAUREN PIERCE THE JOURNAL BY NORM CANNADA THE JOURNAL celebrate July 4 CLEMSON — Clemson Uni- versity police have installed SENECA — The Seneca Police security cameras since 2004 to Department has installed cameras BY NORM CANNADA fill Gignilliat Field today bolster public safety, according in different areas of the city to help THE JOURNAL and tonight for music, to the department’s chief. look for and identify vehicles and children’s activities, University Police Chief suspects SENECA — After food and fireworks. Gregory Mullen said there are in crimes, a year with fewer “I think there’ll be a approximately 1,000 cameras as well as OUR VIEW gatherings because of lot of people,” Johnson across campus, with the num- help find TO READ A RELATED COVID-19, local com- said, adding others will ber of cameras increasing as missing EDITORIAL, TURN munities have sched- watch the fireworks the university expands. people — TO PAGE A4. uled events to celebrate show from other parts technology Independence Day this of the city. “We’ll have PLANS, DEVICES NOT that is not weekend. food vendors along with FOR PUBLIC RECORD an invasion of privacy, according to water slides and bouncy Mullen said the cost of the Signs around the Clemson the state attorney general’s office. SENECA houses, and they’re all cameras was “not readily avail- University campus warn people Seneca Police Chief Casey Bowling Seneca events coordi- manned. Feel free to of the near-constant state of nator Riley Johnson said SEE UNIVERSITY, PAGE A7 surveillance in public places. SEE SENECA, PAGE A7 about 10,000 people could SEE JULY 4, PAGE A3

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| CALENDAR | TODAY THE CENTRAL Farmers Market on Bolick Field behind the caboose Officials urging fireworks safety on Main Street in Central will open at 8 a.m. At 9 a.m., children’s old-fashioned games like sack races, three-legged races and carrying THE JOURNAL STAFF including sparklers — and an egg on a spoon will start. At 10 a.m., American Legion Post 151 soaking all fireworks in will lead children on their decorated bicycles in a parade around the COLUMBIA — With a bucket of water before field’s walking path. Independence Day cel- throwing them in the ebrations here, the S.C. trash. MONDAY Department of Health and Those wanting to use OCONEE GOLD Prospectors Association of America will meet at 7 Environmental Control fireworks are asked to ob- p.m. at Hibachi Grill in Clemson. (DHEC) is urging resi- serve local laws and local dents to stay safe when weather conditions. Dry TUESDAY using fireworks this weather can make it eas- POWERFUL CLUB of Toastmasters International will meet at 6 p.m. weekend. ier for fireworks to start via Zoom. For a Zoom link, call (864) 944-5735. According to the Nation- a fire, according to State al Fire Protection Asso- Fire Marshal Jonathan WEDNESDAY ciation, fireworks start Jones. ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT group meeting at 2 p.m. at Clemson more than 19,500 fires “Independence Day is Downs in the Corley Center, 150 Downs Blvd., Clemson. If a no-cost, each year, including 1,300 a time to celebrate our in-home sitter is needed in order to attend, call 1-800-272-3900. structure fires and 300 nation’s history. Many Meetings are open to family members who have someone with vehicle fires. In addition, choose to watch the ‘rock- Alzheimer’s or a related dementia. the organization says ets’ red glare’ by using burns account for 44 per- consumer fireworks or OCONEE COUNTY Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) cent of injuries treated in attending a professional Chapter 41 has resumed processing VA disability claims on Wednesdays emergency rooms in the fireworks display,” Jones from 1-5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus, 112 E. North 2nd St., Seneca. month surrounding July said. “We don’t want a Bring DD214, medical records and all VA correspondence. (864) 973-8455 4. Children are largely time of celebration to turn affected, with 36 percent into a time of tragedy. THURSDAY of victims being under the Fireworks can be enjoyed OCPL FRIENDS of the Library book sale 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in the age of 15. safely. Have fun, but basement of the Walhalla Library. No appointment necessary. If you “Too often, the usage of adhere to safety precau- have not been vaccinated, masks will be required. fireworks is not taken as tions.” seriously as it should be,” In addition to practicing WIDOWED PERSONS Moving Forward, Oconee County will meet said Dr. Virginie Daguise, firework safety, DHEC is for lunch at 1 p.m. at Applebees in Seneca. (864) 985-0542 DHEC’s director of chron- FILE also encouraging South ic disease and injury pre- For those planning to use fireworks this weekend, the Carolinians to maintain JULY 10 vention. “The fact is, they South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental COVID-19 safety mea- HOT DOG plate sale 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Fair Play Lodge 132, Highway can cause severe injuries Control has offered recommendations to stay safe. sures over the weekend. 182, Fair Play. Two hot dogs, slaw, chips and a drink $6. (864) 557-2985 and burns, and some cases are even fatal. We dations include keeping want people to have fun a safe distance from the during the Fourth of July person lighting the fire- the thrive summer concert series weekend, but we also want works, moving to a safe presents them to be careful. That distance after lighting, with special guests means following safety wearing safety goggles guidelines on the firework when lighting fireworks, labels, paying attention pointing fireworks away to your surroundings and from homes and flam- MICHELLE keeping others at a safe mable substances, not distance.” allowing young children Other safety recommen- to play with fireworks — MALONE

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SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021 THE JOURNAL A3 City, county offices Future uncertain for Clemsonfest BY GREG OLIVER that have run their course in some son University began building closed Monday THE JOURNAL cases and lots of new ideas. I don’t intramural facilities on the prop- think anyone wants Clemsonfest to erty), it moved to the Spittoono BY NORM CANNADA still offers a recycling CLEMSON — Several Fourth of disappear — maybe some tweaks.” Festival site near Central, and that THE JOURNAL receptacle at its facility on July celebrations will be taking helped downtown zero,” committee South Cedar Street. Only place locally this weekend, but for FESTIVAL HISTORY member Jason Beaty said. SENECA — Local gov- cardboard should be de- a second consecutive year, Clem- Clemsonfest began in 1994, and Chamber officials said while the ernment offices and relat- posited in the cardboard sonfest won’t be one of them. its first two locations were Jaycee beach location was preferred, the ed entities will be closed receptacle — no household The event — which was held for Park and Bowman Field. The event decision was out of their control on Monday for the Inde- garbage or styrofoam, 26 consecutive years — was moved in 1997 to since the Snow family property is pendence Day holiday. Burton said. didn’t take place last the former Y Beach controlled by Clemson University Municipal offices in West Union Town Hall year due to COVID-19, ‘Once things — now known as the and the subsequent renovation of Seneca, Clemson, West- will be closed on Monday, and new Clemson Area Snow Family Outdoor the property made officials unable minster, Six Mile and Sa- and Monday’s garbage Chamber of Commerce lifted, it was Fitness and Wellness to guarantee usage of the site. lem will be closed for the collection will be picked president Merritt Center — and remained Plans to build sporting fields elimi- holiday, but trash pickup up Thursday, according Rechichar said the pan- too late to pull there through 2017. In nated the parking and current area in those communities will to town clerk Crystal demic also impacted 2018 and 2019, the event used for the festival. As a result, still run on its normal Simon. She said Tuesday’s plans for this year. it together. traditionally held each the decision to move the event to schedule, according to regular trash pickup is “With the pandemic July 3 featuring food, Eighteen Mile Road was made due officials. unchanged. and restrictions in We hope to music and a fireworks to it being the only facility large Walhalla and West All Oconee County place, we couldn’t make show took place at the enough to handle traffic and main- Union offices will also facilities, including solid a plan,” Rechichar said. do something Spittoono Festival site tain a controlled space away from be closed on Monday, but waste facilities, will also “Once things lifted, it on Eighteen Mile Road structures and fire hazards. garbage collection will be be closed Monday in ob- was too late to pull it next year.’ in Central. Though hopeful the event or affected. servance of Independence together. We hope to do In January 2020, something similar will return for Interim Walhalla city Day, according to county something next year.” Merritt Rechichar prior to the pandemic, next year’s celebration, Rechichar administrator Brandon administrator Amanda But doing something Clemson Area Chamber Clemson business own- said some aspects of the event may Burton said customers Brock. next year doesn’t of Commerce president ers serving on the city’s be gone forever. who normally have trash While all branches of the necessarily mean that Economic Development “I miss the lake location, but that collected on Monday will county library system are Clemsonfest will return — at least Advisory Committee sought to will be hard to find again,” Re- have their garbage picked closed Monday, book re- not as constituted in the past. bring the event back downtown. chichar said. up on Tuesday next week turns will be available, and “We are exploring ideas of all “Once we lost the ability to shoot because of the holiday. the library can be accessed kinds,” she said. “There are events fireworks at Y Beach (when Clem- [email protected] | (864) 973-6687 Customers are asked to online at https://upstateto- have roll carts out on day.com/2021/07/01/links/. Tuesday morning. All branches will reopen Burton added the city at their normal times on is no longer picking up Tuesday. JULY 4: cardboard inside or Events scheduled around county outside the city. Walhalla [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 FROM PAGE A1 the national anthem at the and on Sunday from 1 p.m. a best-dressed hillbilly event. until closing. contest, kids’ games, a bring your lawn chairs Johnson said no tents or Music is scheduled to greased pig chase, a vari- SCDNR planning free “SCDNR officers will and blankets. We’ve got umbrellas will be allowed, begin at 8 p.m. today with ety of food and at least 20 boat checks on lakes perform quick, but a great musical lineup.” and coolers will only be a DJ, followed by Nectar- vendors, including one in thorough, inspections for That lineup includes permitted if needed for a ine Crush. The fireworks colonial costume, accord- for holiday weekend required safety equipment five different acts. The “medical (reason) or for display is set to begin at ing to Deidra Cooper, WALHALLA — The S.C. and proper boat and mo- gates open at 2 p.m., babies.” 9:15 p.m. Interim city ad- a spokeswoman for the Department of Natural tor registration,” a news and music starts at 2:45 Handicapped parking ministrator Brandon Bur- organizing committee. Resources is offering release from the agency p.m. with Adam Carter, will be in the Gignilliat ton said fireworks will be courtesy boat inspections said. “Those who are not followed by Corey Ste- and Northside Elemen- visible from Main Street, SALEM this Independence Day in compliance with safety venson at 3:45 p.m. tary School parking lots and people are invited to Salem’s Fourth of July weekend and won’t issue regulations or registra- Bad Creek will follow closest to the gates. bring a chair. celebration is scheduled to tickets to those not in tion requirements will at 4:45 p.m., then Dana begin at 8 p.m. Sunday at compliance with require- not be ticketed during the Jones and the Bruce WALHALLA MOUNTAIN REST the Eagle Ridge ballfield. ments. complimentary inspec- Caldwell Project will A few miles away in After missing last year’s Watermelons will be given On Saturday, DNR offi- tions. Instead, they will be take the stage at 5:45 Walhalla, the city is plan- event because of the to the first 20 attendees, cials will be in Anderson given an opportunity to p.m. The Tams are ning its Independence Fest pandemic, Hillbilly Days and there will be a variety County at Riverfork Boat correct the problem before scheduled to perform 2021 with a long weekend will return to Mountain of activities and food Ramp on Lake Hart- they launch their boat. beginning at 8 p.m. of events on the green next Rest for its 62nd year for the community. The well from 2-4 p.m. From SCDNR officers will also and will play until just to Arby’s downtown. Car- today. 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‘I have sworn upon the altar of god, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.’ NewsO Editor: Riley Morningstarpini | [email protected] n Thomas Jefferson | American president A4 The Journal Saturday, July 3, 2021

| YOUR VIEW | Weekend God bless America! EDITOR: In conjunction with the challenge: Read birthday of our nation, I wish to take this opportunity to share a special the Declaration “patriotism” reading by Alexis de Tocqueville. As one of my favorite and of Independence treasured masterpieces, this particular rendition has become a yearly oday’s column was going to be about tradition for members of earmarks and pork-barrel spending. Or the West Union Presbyte- Twhy the governor decided to go against rian Chapel congregation, the legislature and veto a bunch of spending where I serve as music that lawmakers wanted. And how when any director. Each year at this South Carolina governor time, we welcome the Hon- picks a battle with the orable Alexander S. Ma- General Assembly, partic- caulay to the chapel for his ularly over how it wants to own personal recitation of spend money, the governor this reading. Judge Macau- generally loses because we lay’s presentation is one of live in a legislative state reverence and dignity, and where intransigence and we always welcome him as stubbornness continually our guest. Please join with catapult us to the bottom me as I present this patriot- STATEHOUSE of lists. | OUR VIEW | ic blessing. May it lift our REPORT | But you’ve probably spirits, renew our strength heard that kind of blather and give us the stamina to before. press onward. ANDY BRACK So instead, consider this: “High praise combined What we really need to with fate for waring more be doing this weekend as we celebrate the than a century ago when country’s declaration against tyranny is to Alexis de Tocqueville, a find a quiet spot to read and then seriously Eyes on you great Frenchman wrote consider the 1,339 words of our Declaration of of the United States of Independence. America: Better yet: Sit down as a family and read it et’s get one thing perfectly have a reasonable expectation of “I sought for the great- out loud together. ness and genius of Amer- Just six months ago, a bloodthirsty mob clear before we go any further privacy on a public road. ica and her commodious misused and misappropriated the fundamen- L— The Journal supports our However, in 1967 the United harbors and her ample riv- tal principles enshrouded in American free- law enforcement agencies and States Supreme Court ruled that ers and it was not there; dom by trying to rip apart our democracy in officers here in Oconee County privacy was extended to people, in her rich mines and her favor of the very tyranny that our forefathers and beyond. not places — no matter where vast world commerce, and fought in the fields of Camden and King’s But supporting an entity doesn’t they were. it was not there. Mountain, the swamps of the Lowcountry and require that we sign off on every- It’s confusing, and even we Not until I went into the forts from Ninety Six to Sullivan’s Island. churches of America and You may know by heart the opening words thing the entity does. aren’t entirely sure where our heard their pulpits aflame of the document penned by Thomas Jeffer- Such is the case today, after we opinion will ultimately lie on the with righteousness, did I son and others that espouses the values of learned that Clemson University issue — we can clearly hear both understand the secret of the “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” and Seneca have covert cameras sides. genius and power. America You may remember the part that follows and mounted around them that are Our issue currently is that we is great because she is good discusses how it’s the people’s right to alter automatically reading and log- don’t know a couple things we and if America ever ceases or abolish a government that fails, which is ging our license plates as we pass think we as taxpayers and citizens to be good, America will oft-cited by those who threw the destructive cease to be great!” tantrum and bludgeoned the Capitol on Jan. them. of a free society have the right to 6, 2021. Say again? know. Kitty Coffey But they conveniently forget the cautious We’ve known that cameras were We do not know where the cam- West Union words that followed. Perhaps they missed on intersections and buildings all eras are. that day in civics class. Or maybe they were over the area for a long time to And we don’t know what the cit- so hellbent on getting their own way that assist in burglaries, accidents and ies are doing with the data after they were blinded by the wisdom of colonial such. it’s collected. leaders who first focused not on a violent Want to overthrow of power, but on reason and intel- But logging license plates? Our issue is not that law en- lect to devise a new system to create a safe For what? forcement is taking photos of our be heard? nation where all could pursue happiness: Seneca and Clemson both say tags on a public road — anyone Send us a letter! Drop “Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Gov- they’re for investigative purpos- could do that. it by our office at 210 ernments long established should not be es — to help find stolen cars or Our issue is what specifically are W. North 1st St. in changed for light and transient causes; and kidnapped people. they doing with the information Seneca, email it to accordingly all experience hath shewn, that On the surface that sounds once they have it? mankind are more disposed to suffer, while newsed@upstatetoday. evils are sufferable, than to right themselves great, but how much of our priva- We don’t know that. com or mail it to P.O. by abolishing the forms to which they are cy are we voiding to that end? Where are the cameras? Box 547, Seneca SC accustomed.” The 4th Amendment protects We don’t know that, either. 29679. Be sure to The Declaration continued by offering a us from unreasonable search and “But they’re using the cameras to include your phone list of abuses by the King of England. As you seizure, but in later cases was catch bad people,” you might say. number for verification. read of compounding restrictions that denied interpreted to protect an individu- While a fair and valid point, how There is a strict 350- liberty to colonists, it should dawn on you al’s right to a reasonable expecta- many of your freedoms and rights how our forefathers eventually corrected word limit on letters tion of privacy. are you willing to sacrifice to those abuses with a Constitution that created to the editor. We will a representative democracy that became the We posed that question to the make their jobs easier? South Carolina Attorney Gener- We fully support our law en- not publish letters that world’s beacon of freedom, a continuing ex- exceed the limit. periment in liberty that changed the course al’s Office, and unofficially they forcement community, but this of humankind. responded that individuals do not feels like a slippery slope to us. Furthermore, the Declaration is remark- able in another way. It frames the patience of colonists who wanted better lives for their families. Compare their years of endurance to get redress of their grievances to the volcanic violence that erupted in the halls of | TODAY IN HISTORY | freedom over a few hours in January. And so in 1776, 56 men from 13 colonies Today is Saturday, July 3, shakes between the former dos succeeded in rescuing polls to re-elect Boris Yeltsin signed the Declaration of Independence. The the 184th day of 2021. There enemies. all but four of the hostages. president over his Commu- oldest was Benjamin Franklin, then 70, of are 181 days left in the year. 1944, during World War 1979, Dan White, convicted nist challenger, Gennady Pennsylvania. The youngest was Edward On this date: II, Soviet forces recaptured of voluntary manslaughter Zyuganov, in a runoff. Rutledge, 26, of South Carolina. 1775, Gen. George Wash- Minsk from the Germans. in the shooting deaths of San 2003, the U.S. put a $25 The document ends like this: “And for the ington took command of 1950, the first carrier Francisco Mayor George million bounty on Saddam support of this Declaration, with a firm reli- the Continental Army at strikes of the Korean Moscone and Supervisor Hussein, and $15 million ance on the protection of divine Providence, Cambridge, Mass. War took place as the Harvey Milk, was sentenced apiece for his two sons. The we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, 1863, the three-day Civil USS Valley Forge and the to seven years and eight $30 million reward for Odai our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.” War Battle of Gettysburg HMS Triumph sent fighter months in prison. He ended and Qusai Hussein went to That’s the difference between what hap- in Pennsylvania ended in a planes against North Kore- up serving five years. a tipster whose informa- pened back then and this year: One was major victory for the North an targets. 1986, President Ronald tion led U.S. troops to their bound with honor, community, faith, good- as Confederate troops 1971, singer Jim Morrison Reagan presided over a hideout, where the brothers will and justice. The other had none. failed to breach Union of The Doors died in Paris gala ceremony in New were killed in a gunbattle. Celebrate this Fourth of July with family, positions during an assault at age 27. York Harbor that saw the 2013, Egypt’s first demo- friends, burgers, barbecue, hot dogs and hon- known as Pickett’s Charge. 1976, Israel launched its relighting of the renovated cratically elected president, or. And read our Declaration of Independence 1913, during a 50th daring mission to rescue Statue of Liberty. Mohammed Morsi, was to marvel about our united states and how anniversary reunion at 106 passengers and Air 1988, the USS Vincennes overthrown by the military they came to be. Gettysburg, Pa., Civil War France crew members be- shot down an Iran Air jet- after just one year by the veterans reenacted Pick- ing held at Entebbe Airport liner over the Persian Gulf, same kind of Arab Spring ANDY BRACK is editor and publisher of Statehouse Report. ett’s Charge, which ended in Uganda by pro-Palestin- killing all 290 people aboard. uprising that had brought Have a comment? Send to [email protected]. with embraces and hand- ian hijackers; the comman- 1996, Russians went to the the Islamist leader to power.

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| | CRIME BRIEFS BOYS: Walhalla man charged with indecent exposure Charged THE JOURNAL STAFF police made the arrest face.” The man also said Department said a vehicle An incident report said that Jenkins was “talking he thought Garrison as- was stopped on East Main Davis sold a “quantity” FROM PAGE A1 WALHALLA — A Wal- incoherently and referenc- saulted him with a guitar, Street with a woman driv- of meth to an undercov- halla man was arrested ing seeing people.” but he couldn’t remember ing and Langley in the er operative under the heartbreaking that Thursday after an arrest much due to memory loss. passenger seat. guidance of the Oconee his life was taken by warrant alleges he was Warrant: Man beats Garrison was still in A police K9 indicated County Sheriff’s Office on two children. There’s seen “exposing his private family member into custody at the Oconee narcotics were on the May 12, 2020. consequences for every- parts in a public place.” County Detention Center passenger side and after one’s actions, and the Kristo- two-week ICU stay with a $25,000 surety bond a probable cause search, Police: Man punched, rule of law, we follow it pher Lamar WESTMINSTER — at press time Friday. police found a glass pipe choked woman here.” Jenkins, 33, Police say a Westminster and a plastic bag with a Crenshaw said South of Marv’s man beat a family mem- Man arrested on drug white crystal substance WESTMINSTER — A Carolina juveniles un- Drive, has ber unconscious, leaving manufacturing charge “consistent with metham- Westminster man is der the age of 10 can’t been charged the victim in an intensive phetamine,” the report accused of kicking and be detained. The boys with indecent care unit for WALHALLA — A said. punching a woman in her are both in the custody exposure. two weeks North Carolina man was back and later of their parents as judi- Jenkins Jenkins was with cracked arrested Thursday after Repeat drug offender choking her cial proceedings move released from vertebrae and police said they found accused of selling to while push- forward. Tenth Judi- the Oconee County Deten- severe bruis- 1.41 grams of ing her head cial Circuit Solicitor tion Center on Thursday ing. methamphet- undercover operative into a wall, David Wagner declined after receiving a $1,500 Shannon amine during SENECA — A repeat according to comment, citing personal recognizance Brice Gar- a traffic stop. drug offender is accused to an arrest confidentiality reasons. bond. An incident report Garrison rison, 25, Eugene of selling methamphet- warrant. Further direction on from the Oconee County of Holliday Kelly Langley, amine to an Lewis Joshua Mi- the case will come from Sheriff’s Office said police Lane, has been charged 47, of Heady undercover chael Lewis, the S.C. Department of responded to a bridge with first-degree assault Mountain operative last 44, of Chickasaw Drive, Juvenile Justice and on Rocky Knoll Road off and battery. Langley Road in Tuck- May. has been charged with will likely take several Highlands Highway for An Oconee County Sher- asegee, has Charles second-degree domestic months. a report of a “nude male iff’s Office incident report been charged with posses- Phillip Davis, violence. He was released Crenshaw said in- subject.” said Garrison’s family sion of meth with intent 42, of Sirrine from the Oconee County vestigators did consult When deputies arrived member was assaulted on to distribute. He was in Street in Sen- Detention Center on a with the solicitor’s of- at the scene, they saw the June 17. The report said custody at the Oconee Davis eca, has been $5,000 personal recogni- fice before charges were suspect “completely nude the man thought Garri- County Detention Center charged with zance bond Thursday. A filed. Sheriff’s office on the opposite side of the son had assaulted him on a $10,000 surety bond at a third offense of distri- warrant was issued for spokesman Jimmy Watt guard rail,” according to and that he suffered from press time Friday. bution of meth. His bond his arrest on June 30, the said the investigation is the report. brain hemorrhaging and An incident report information was unavail- same day the incident was ongoing, and the identi- The report said before “severe bruising on his from the Walhalla Police able at press time. reported. ties of the two boys will not be released. Oconee County Cor- oner Karl Addis said | ARRESTS | Smith died of a gunshot wound to the back and Kristopher Lamar Jenkins, Possession of 28g. or less of Salem municipal bench Timothy Kyle Duncan, 29 base-1st offense; two counts classified the death 33 marijuana or 10g. or less of warrant; malicious injury to 251 Mema Lane, Seneca disregarding stop sign; driv- as a homicide. Smith 24 Marvs Drive, Walhalla hash-1st offense real property <$2,000 Booking Date: 7/1/21 ing under suspension worked at a Westmin- Booking Date: 7/1/21 Oconee County Sheriff ster manufacturing Walhalla City Police Jennifer Marie Carroll, 50 James Earl Webb, 25 Malicious injury to real prop- Ronald Leroy Starling, 28 plant and was a volun- Indecent exposure 3818 Refuge Road, Central 113 E. Avondale Drive, West- erty <$2,000 150 Trillium Drive, Mountain teer fireman with the Booking Date: 7/1/21 minster Rest Cleveland Fire Depart- Eugene Kelly Langley, 47 Seneca City Police Booking Date: 7/1/21 Luke James Rogers, 40 Booking Date: 7/1/21 ment. 612 Heady Mountain Road, Possession of other con- Oconee County Sheriff 238 Marvs Drive, Walhalla Seneca Police The Journal reported Tuckasegee, N.C. trolled sub. in sched. I to Driving without a li- Booking Date: 7/1/21 Temporary custody order June 26 the South Car- Booking Date: 7/1/21 V-1st offense; possession cense-2nd offense Oconee County Sheriff olina Law Enforcement Walhalla City Police of 28g. or less of marijuana Two counts failure to stop Charles Phillip Davis, 42 Division (SLED) was Manufacture, distribution, or 10g. or less of hash-1st Marshall Phillip Sims, 55 for a blue light; passing un- 29 Sirrine St., Seneca conducting forensic etc. of methamphet- offense; DUI-1st offense 182 Avondale Drive Unit A, lawfully; two counts reckless Booking Date: 7/1/21 tests on evidence gath- amine-1st offense Walhalla driving; possession of 28g. Oconee County Sheriff ered by investigators Joshua Michael Lewis, 44 Booking Date: 7/1/21 or less of marijuana or 10g. Manufacture, distribution, from the shooting. Bradley David Murphy, 46 410 Chickasaw Drive, West- Oconee County Sheriff or less of hash-1st offense; etc. of cocaine base-3rd or 305 Wood Gate Drive, minster Three general sessions possession of less than one sub. offense; six general [email protected] | Seneca Booking Date: 7/1/21 bench warrants gram of meth or cocaine sessions bench warrants (864) 973-6685 Booking Date: 7/1/21 Oconee County Sheriff Seneca City Police Domestic violence-2nd Shannon Brice Garrison, Trespass after notice degree 25 134 Holliday Lane, West- Rebecca Louise Carroll, 24 Chad Edward Crenshaw, 31 minster 121 M and M Drive, Pend- 145 Jess Crenshaw Road, Booking Date: 7/1/21 leton Salem Oconee County Sheriff Booking Date: 7/1/21 Booking Date: 7/1/21 Assault and battery-1st Seneca City Police Oconee County Sheriff degree

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WHO HAS CONTROL AND WHERE DOES IT GO? SENECA: AG says cameras He added Seneca is only allowing the police department’s five investigators to use the data from the cam- ‘not an invasion of privacy’ eras to narrow the focus of its use. “We have two narcotics investigators and three property crimes FROM PAGE A1 might have went,” Bowling said. and crimes against people investi- Bowling said the new technology gators,” Bowling said. “They’re the said four cameras were installed in has been used about 10 times in ones using this investigative tool. mid-May at a cost of $2,500 each. Seneca since the cameras were When they actually log in to the The cameras were paid for installed. system to look for a certain vehicle through narcotics seizure funds. “We’ve recovered one stolen ve- or whatever, there’s protocols to He declined to say hicle and have been able to identify go through to make sure there’s where the cameras are one suspect in a larceny,” he said. accountability. Myself being an specifically located, “I know we have assisted the sher- administrator, I can actually go other than saying iff’s office looking for a particular back and double check to make “they are in different vehicle.” sure we’re meeting those protocols. LAUREN PIERCE | THE JOURNAL places within the city Bowling said similar cameras have It can’t be just you looking up John Clemson University Police Chief Gregory Mullen said 10 limits.” been installed by “a couple of neigh- Smith’s tag. There actually has to of the university’s surveillance cameras have license plate “Those are just an borhoods in the county,” as well as in be a reason with a case number, reader capability. Bowling investigative tool,” the city of Clemson, Clemson Univer- an incident number, one of those Bowling said. “If we sity and in Greenville and Anderson things to go along with it as well.” have a vehicle of interest — say we city and county jurisdictions. Bowling said the data is stored have an armed robbery at a gas for “no longer than 30 (days),” and UNIVERSITY: 10 station — we can plug a suspect ve- AG’S OFFICE COMMENTS Seneca police own the “cloud” hicle in the system and it will pull ON CAMERAS AND PRIVACY where the data is stored. up, like for example, every Toyota Robert Kittle, spokesman for South “We own the cloud space, so we Camry that passes that camera, Carolina Attorney General Alan determine how that information is plate readers installed and we can try to get a tag off of it Wilson, told The Journal that “legal- used,” he said. “The actual compa- to help our investigation out.” ly, there is no expectation of privacy ny set up a lot of parameters that when you’re on public roads.” you have to go through to make FROM PAGE A1 and guests that video sur- USES “Police cameras would not be an sure there’s accountability, but veillance is in use.” He said police can also use the invasion of privacy,” Kittle said in an also we set up some parameters as able,” but the S.C. General He said the camera sys- cameras to help find missing people. email. “As far as any lawsuits, I don’t well. Only our investigators have Assembly appropriat- tem is “purposely” placed “If we have a Silver Alert — know of any, but suits would likely be access to it, but they also have to ed $1.2 million in 2019 “to ensure privacy.” somebody with dementia or filed against local cities’ or counties’ put a reason why they are looking for “new and life-cycle “Courts have regularly Alzheimer’s who gets in their car law enforcement agencies that are up that certain information.” replacement cameras, as found that activities that and leaves — this will be a tool using them, so we wouldn’t necessar- well as system support occur in public do not have to show us what direction they ily know about the lawsuits.” [email protected] | (864) 973-6680 hardware.” a reasonable privacy ex- He added security plans pectation,” he said. “We go and devices are “not con- to great lengths to ensure sidered a public record,” our devices are not orient- but all cameras are in ed in a manner that would “public spaces based on invade an area where there MURDERER: ‘Tragedy that we’ll heal from’ legal precedent and guid- is a reasonable expecta- ance.” tion of privacy. Whenever FROM PAGE A1 Avenue in Seneca on said the verdict starts “a ly will put it back togeth- “The university imple- new camera locations are March 7, 2019. It took a whole new tragedy” for er and move on.” mented its initial safety identified for consider- threatening the life of a jury a little more than 15 the family. The state called nearly and security camera sys- ation, they are vetted by public official, according minutes to convict him. “Two years ago, our 15 witnesses for testimony tem in 2004,” he said. “As several layers of review to to online court records. Judge Perry Gravely family suffered a trage- in the 2019 killing, rang- the university grew and ensure they do not create a Brown, 21, was found handed down sentences dy,” he said with tears in ing from accomplice Hunt- additional risk and securi- privacy issue. Our goal is guilty Thursday on all of 50 years for murder, his eyes. “Today, justice er Hunnicutt to various ty threats and concerns to balance the important three counts the state 15 years for first-degree was served, but it starts Seneca Police Department grew across the country values of public safety and charged him with — burglary and five years a whole new tragedy, be- officers. Brown waived in schools and institu- individual rights as we murder, first-degree for the final charge. He is cause we’ve lost another his right to testify and tions of higher education, work toward the import- burglary and posses- not eligible for parole and member of our family. present further evidence the need and expectation ant purpose of enhancing sion of a deadly weapon the sentences will run This is a tragedy that in the trial on Wednesday, for a more robust system safety, reducing risk and during the commission consecutively. we’ll heal from, but will the day before the verdict emerged. “Therefore, preventing harm.” of a violent crime — in Moments after he was never fully be done. Right was reached. additional cameras have the death of Geraldine sentenced, Brown’s adop- now, those of us that are been added over the past [email protected] | (864) 973-6301 “Gerri” Castle on Maple tive father, Eric Brown, left in charge of the fami- [email protected] | (864) 973-6685 16 years to assist the university (to) create a safe and secure envi- ronment, and serve as a proactive force multiplier … to prevent personal and EXCLUSIVE EVENT property crime, provide real-time information 150 PERSHING AVE. • CLEMSON SC 29631 during call response for WWW.EVERLANLIVING.COM police and fire responders, increase safety monitoring of common areas and areas accessible to the public, gather evidence to support criminal investi- gations and prosecutions and assist with incident management during special events and crisis response.” Burgers, LOCATIONS AND PLATE READERS Cameras in the system provide coverage on en- trances to buildings, pub- Brews, and lic walkways and parking lots, main hallways, stairways and elevators and roadways. “The cameras have the Beach Music capability of capturing and searching video, and working in conjunction with access control management systems, to detect motion and alert THURSDAY, operators to unauthorized 5:30-7:30 p.m. entry into specific spaces,” Mullen said. “Ten of EVERLAN our cameras have license plate reader capability.” COURTYARD Live Concert He said police can use the cameras to locate July15 -FEATURING- stolen vehicles, vehicles with stolen plates, miss- This is an Outdoor Event Bring your own lawn chairs ing persons from Amber and Silver alerts and Those Guys those placed on trespass notice based on criminal charges, behavioral issues or other actions. 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n recent weeks, The Journal has donated more than $20,000 to local Icharities and nonprofits in Oconee County as part of its “Celebrate Com- munity” initiative. General manager Hal Welch said nearly $250,000 has been given out through the program since 2011. The program originally launched as Celebrate Oconee in 2011 to focus on positive work in Oconee County, but was later rebranded to Celebrate Community. “Celebrate Community has become one of the most enjoyable parts of what we do,” Welch said. “I would like to personally thank the program sponsors, AnMed Health, Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, city of Seneca, Ducket-Robinson Funeral Home, Com- munity First Bank and Oconee Fed- eral Savings and Loan. Most of these guys have been with us for years and this program would not be possible without their generous support.” Donations were presented by Welch, advertising director Larry Davidson and executive advertising assistant Heather McAlister to officials with the Golden Corner Pantry ($5,000), the Walhalla Performing Arts Cen- ter ($2,500, Mark Thompson), the Walhalla Police Foundation ($2,500), Tribble Center Special Needs Founda- tion ($1,500, Jerry Mize), Wild Hearts Equine Therapy Center ($1,500, Janine Hartley), Celebrate Christmas with a Hero ($1,500, LaShauna Harrison, left, and Seneca Police Lt. Lisa Wil- liams), Oconee County First Steps ($1,500, Daby Snipes), Shop with a Hero ($1,500, Gina Whitten, left, and Tara McGowan), Ripple of One ($1,500, Stephanie Enders), Fair Play Camp School ($1,500, Daniel Hochstetler), Wilderness Way Girls Camp ($1,500, John Bowman) and Dot’s Kitchen ($1,500, Truman Holbrooks).

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Mary Upham can’t get there from here.” Learning labels In 2005, along with her JUNE 21, 2021 husband, they retired and SENECA, S.C. — Mary moved to Seneca, S.C. y husband and I trade name. “Glyphosate” things to keep in mind. On phate” that has a guar- Louise (Huntington) The latter part of her have a running is the AI, and it can be the back and bottom of the anteed analysis of 0-46-0, Upham, 95 was born on years she lived at the Res- Mjoke that every purchased under many bag or container, there is means the product is 46 March 4, 1926, in Bridge- idences at Park Place in date night somehow different brands, possibly a “guaranteed analysis” percent P2O5. It is com- port, Conn. She grew up Seneca, where certain in- includes at least a much less expensive. label with three numbers, monly used as a starter in Fairfield, Conn., attend- dividuals offered genuine quick trip into the local In the same place as the usually formatted 0-0-0. fertilizer to increase root ing local schools and grad- concern for her wellbeing. hardware or garden active ingredient, you will These numbers stand for growth and flowering. uating from Roger Ludlow She was an avid reader supply store. also find the strength of the percentage of nutri- The guaranteed analy- High School in 1944. and always enjoyed swim- He is usually after a the product, given as a ents found in the contain- sis is part of the required Being of the Greatest ming. Mary Louise took part or percentage. Something er — the first number label for all commercially Generation, she did great pleasure in seeing piece to listed as a “ready to use” being N (nitrogen), second sold fertilizers, and this her part by assembling her children grow and finish would have a much lower is P2O5 (phosphorus) and includes both organic and torpedo crates during mature. She was a 40-year some- strength than a concen- third is K2O (potassium). synthetic products. Keep WWII. Mary Louise went cancer survivor. thing he trate, because you would When referencing the in mind the little saying on to study education and She was preceded in is work- have to then mix the con- numbers, I often tell cli- I told you. Combine that received her degree from death by her husband, ing on, centrate with water before ents to say, “Up, down, all with the guaranteed anal- Madison College, Harri- Richard K. Upham; and while I use. For some people, the around!” This is a quick ysis, and it will give you sonburg, Va., in 1948. survived by her five chil- am most ease of a RTU product is explanation of what each a good indication of what Mary Louise married dren, Walter and Judy Up- REACHING often worth the price, but for of these nutrients do for that specific fertilizer will Richard K. Upham on ham of Hampstead, N.C., OUT | lured by others a concentrate that the plant. do for your plants. Aug. 7, 1948. They lived in Margaret and Franklin plants can be used at multiple Nitrogen, the first So my husband and I are Providence, R.I., while her Trainer of Seneca, Sarah or the times throughout the number, is used in leafy celebrating our 13th an- husband completed his and Mark Stowers of KERRIE poten- season may be a better growth. Phosphorus, the niversary this week, and business degree from Bry- Sioux Falls, S.D., John ROACH tial of option. second number, is mainly I am anticipating some ant University under the and Deb Upham of Chel- the next Last, but most impor- involved in root growth quality time at the garden GI Bill. Upon graduation, sea and Richard Upham project. The problem tantly, read the label on and flowering, and po- center in my future. I love they moved back to Fair- of Naples, Fla.; 12 grand- with these date-night the back. The label is the tassium is for all-around helping people understand field and remained there children and numerous adventures usually law when it comes to pesti- health of the plant. labels and empower them until 1962, then moving to great-grandchildren. happens somewhere cides. It takes time, and it For example, blood meal to make their decisions. Suffield, Conn., when her We are aggrieved and near the garden acces- takes some concentration, is a commonly used prod- I am hoping to see lots of husband received better shall not see her again in sory area of the store. but in the end, you will be uct in certified organic consumers reading labels job opportunities. her earthly being, except As I casually walk by safe and happy. The label production that has a and making the best de- Beyond raising a family, through the eye of mem- the bottles and bags of will tell you the toxicity 12-0-0 guaranteed analy- cisions for their manage- Mary Louise was a past ory. Today, that memory pesticides, fertilizers of the product, how to sis, meaning 12 percent of ment priorities this week! president of The Suffield brings sadness because and other items, the apply it, what it controls, the container is nitrogen, Woman’s Club. Addition- the pain of loss is so near. concentrated stare what it can be applied and it will increase leafy AS ALWAYS, if you have ques- ally Mary Louise made But the sadness will give of a fellow customer on, what personal protec- growth of the plant. tions, please send me an email at time to get a Master’s way to the pleasant re- catches my eye. I see tive equipment to wear A “triple super phos- [email protected]. Degree in guidance and membrance of her as she you standing there in when applying, the rate it counseling from Spring- was in the fullness of life, the aisle. Your hands should be applied and so field College in 1971, and and someday, hopefully on your hips as you much more. 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She says Answer: A young Dear Read- very hateful things about certain America grew and ers: Were you groups of people. Sometimes, we prospered within the tested for the will be enjoying ourselves at the framework of its Con- coronavirus? mall or at lunch, and seemingly stitution because the The type of test out of nowhere, she will start early settlers lived you received espousing some of her crazy or by the laws set forth was probably hateful beliefs. She has also done in the Bible, which the PCR (poly- this around my children. An- is the constitution Bizarro HINTS merase chain DEAR other thing is that she randomly MY of Christianity. Just reaction) test. gets incredibly frightened and as the United States FROM But did you ANNIE | calls me crying and begging me ANSWER | Constitution is not of HELOISE | know that to buy supplies for her in case it’s any private interpre- dogs are being ANNIE the end of the world, or to loan BILLY tation, neither is the HELOISE trained to sniff LANE her money to leave the country GRAHAM Bible of any private out COVID? because she believes the govern- interpretation, for This proce- ment is trying to kill her. She gets God reveals Himself dure is in its very early phases, all her information from videos she finds online. I clearly to those who seek Him. but, as we’ve mentioned in this have begged her to stop, and I try to be patient, but God honored and blessed America column, dogs have an incredi- it’s upsetting to me, and I stay stressed for days as few nations in history. There is ble sense of smell; theirs is up after one of her episodes. I don’t want to lose my no doubt that in recent years the to 100 times better than ours. sister again, but our relationship is wearing me nation has wandered away from its The COVID infection has down. Can you help? rich, God-fearing heritage. We have a distinct scent to it, and it — Sad About Sis forgotten that the secret strength can present on socks, shirts Dear Sad: The internet has flooded the world of a nation is found in the faith that and other clothing items. The with conspiracy theories. Millions are lost in that abides in the hearts and homes of the idea of training dogs to sniff sea, while the rest of us, their friends and family, citizens. We have been distracted by out the virus was proposed to stand waiting at the shore. In your sister’s case, it personal success and leisure, relegat- make screening large groups sounds as though there might be a deeper issue at ing the Bible to the background. of people easier and faster — at play. Her extreme paranoia suggests an underly- America is on a slippery slope and theaters, sporting events, the ing mental illness. While you can’t force her to its citizens should take heed that airport and other places where seek help, you can encourage her to do so. nations rise, they flourish for a time, people have close contact with First, empathize with her anxieties. The mod- and then decline. History proves that Cornered each other. Accuracy rates in ern world can be an overwhelming, frightening when nations cease to fulfill the func- trials? About 94 percent. Stay place right now; history seems to be moving at an tion that God meant for them, even tuned. alarming clip. Technology does raise legitimate the greatest earthly power will not — Heloise privacy concerns. You can understand where last forever. Our nation grew strong she’s coming from without agreeing to where in an era when moral standards were SILVERWARE DRAWER she’s ended up. emphasized, and it will grow weaker ORGANIZATION Ask how she’s doing. Let her know that you’ve as we condone that which we once Dear Heloise: I was fed up been concerned lately, because her fears seem condemned. Our government is cer- with my cluttered silverware to be causing her a lot of distress — such as the tainly going to fall like a rope of sand drawer, so I did something times when she called you asking for money if unsupported by the moral fabric of about it. to flee the country. Encourage her to consider God’s Word. I took everything out of the talking with a counselor. Not only America, but all coun- drawer and the silverware Whether or not she agrees to get help, you can tries, should take seriously what the organizer and gave it all a good help yourself by setting better boundaries. Let Bible says: “Come here and listen, O wash, including the inside of her know you won’t tolerate any hate speech; the nations of the earth. Let the world the drawer. Here’s what I dis- second she starts that up, firmly excuse yourself. and everything in it hear my words” covered: For relief from the burden of shouldering this (Isaiah 34:1, NLT). If I lay the forks, spoons, weight alone, visit https://www.nami.org; select knives, etc., back in the orga- “Support and Education”; then “Support Groups.” (This column is based on the words nizer sideways, I can fit a lot From there, you’ll find the link for family support and writings of the late Rev. Billy more forks and spoons in there groups. Meetings are free, and the peace of mind Graham.) — wow! What a spacesaver! they can offer is priceless. Everything looks clean and REV. BILLY GRAHAM’S informative approach symmetrical, too. So sideways Dear Annie: I would like to start downsizing to his beliefs and his respectful examination of the The Flying McCoys is a spacesaver — who knew? and have yard sales. But I have hoarders living beliefs of others have kept his nondenominational Now to tackle the junk draw- next door to me. All we have, we have taken good Q&A column at the forefront of religious discourse er ... goodness knows what I care of, and I don’t want to see these items sitting for more than 60 years. will find in there! carelessly out in the rain and snow for months be- — Roberta M. in Michigan tween now and the time we move. How do I tell my | CROSSWORD ANSWERS | Roberta, love it! Yes, symme- neighbors that they cannot purchase any items? try is important when organiz- — Nervous Neighbor ing; it gives balance to a space. Dear Nervous Neighbor: You could try selling Readers, let’s have fun with some of the furniture online, on platforms such this. What’s the wildest thing as Facebook Marketplace or Nextdoor — but you’ve found in your junk draw- those can raise safety concerns. Ebay is another er? Let us know! option, although the costs of shipping can be high. — Heloise Of course, you can have a yard sale without any price stickers and give your neighbors an unrea- SEND A money-saving or timesaving sonably high price point if they inquire. But the hint to Heloise, P.O. Box 795001, San fact of the matter is that if you’re going to sell Antonio, TX 78279-5001, or you can fax it something, you need to relinquish control of what to 1-210-HELOISE or email it to Heloise@ happens to it afterward. Heloise.com. I can’t answer your letter personally but will use the best hints SEND YOUR questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@creators. received in my column. com.

Luann Non Sequitur

Thatababy Wumo

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| ACES ON THE BRIDGE | THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek South forces to game with his two-club response, then Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, jumps to three no-trump — to form four ordinary words. not Fast Arrival but showing a hand with no fit in the 15-17 range. (Two no-trump would ILTET show less, or more, and with extras, you would bid on past game.) When North takes a shot at MYHET six no-trump, West’s passive diamond lead is won by declarer. East begins an echo with the six to show an even number. South leads a club to the SAOFIC ace and another to the jack. Unluckily for declarer, West scores his doubleton queen and presses on with diamonds. Declarer wins, and East TOTEAR completes the echo. Declarer @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get cashes dummy’s top hearts Now arrange the circled letters to see if anything interesting ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as happens, then returns to hand of West’s diamond nine and All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. with the spade ace to take East’s high-low in diamonds is his minor-suit winners. West a telltale sign that the suit is has to shed a diamond on the breaking 4-4. third club, keeping his guards Declarer therefore divines (Answers Monday) in both majors, and now the West’s original shape as Jumbles: ORBIT STUNG AGENCY COUPON Yesterday’s onus is on declarer to pick the 4=3=4=2, and he makes what Answer: To those he conquered, Alexander III of spades. is now the percentage play Macedon was — NOT SO GREAT In theory, defenders should of finessing the spade 10 on randomize their cards when the second round since jack- playing against a slam, but the fourth onside is twice as likely tendency is to play true cards, as four-small. Today, the allowing a wily declarer to percentage wins out. take advantage. South reads West’s heart jack as being from a doubleton or queen- B.C. jack-low. The combination

ANSWER: Bid two clubs. You certainly cannot pass partner’s takeout double, which would almost certainly lead to a large minus. Bidding could also be expensive, but if you calmly bid your longest Blondie suit, you might not be caught. All the better when your suit is a minor, which partner is less apt to raise. A call of one no-trump would promise values, of course.

Dilbert

Garfield

Cut Out the Middleman by Paul Coulter

ACROSS one forgetting to clean the 11 Perform in an opera 1 Home, in Honduras coffee maker? 12 Nosh 5 Longoria of “Desperate 45 Fluster 13 Everyone’s mother? Housewives” 46 Country east of Ethiopia 15 Antlered animal 8 Guy “cut out of” 24-Across? 50 It eats shoots and leaves 19 Photo Peanuts 11 Cavalry sword 52 Noted Nile queen, casually 21 Absorb, with “up” 12 Practice for a fight 54 Influence 23 Challenge for a barber 13 Catch a glimpse of 55 Danish shoe brand 25 Apt-sounding surname 14 “Moving along from the eighth 56 Broadway backer who also for an astronomer part of my box set ...”? works in security? 26 Multicolored horse 16 Burn balm 58 God with a war chariot 27 “Volume off” button 17 Stereotypical programmer 59 Elbows’ places 28 Gulp of whiskey 18 Apiece 60 Itsy-bitsy 29 Blacken 19 Actors’ accessories 61 Guy “cut out of” 40-Across? 30 Gives up, as a claim 20 “Hey, can I run this by you?” 62 Dash forward and backward? 34 The “C” in UPC 22 Friendliness 63 Alternatively 35 Treatment that relieves stress 24 Schmoozes in Hollywood? 36 Dangerous bits of metal 28 Discard at the junkyard DOWN 39 Yappy toy dog, for short 31 Number of letters in 1 Small part in “Downsizing,” 41 Beehives and buns QWERTYUIOP perhaps 42 Cipher-cracking org. Hagar 32 Guy “cut out of” 14-Across? 2 Scrub, as a rocket launch 43 Computer operators 33 What Miss Muffet had with 3 Dismiss 44 Atmosphere curds 4 Shape of a bow 47 Olympics sleds 34 Lifting machine 5 Grand-scale story 48 “Mr. Belvedere” actress Graff 36 “Now,” to a doctor 6 Eddie of rock 49 One on your side 37 Guy “cut out of” 56-Across? 7 Exist 50 Thunderclap 38 “___ the land of the 8 Supports steadfastly 51 Cropland measure free ...” 9 Psy’s genre 53 Light source 39 Call up 10 Body parts that may 56 Space between teeth 40 Piece of gossip about some- be blue 57 Downed a sub, say?

Baby Blues

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SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021 THE JOURNAL B5 Happy 245th birthday to the United States of America!

Willie says: and talking loudly Willie, Gossip: Talk or enough to be heard Seneca has a new code rumors involving the by tables nearby, they enforcement officer. It is a personal lives of other probably don’t even female, and she is pushy people. Ya know gossip care. If you’re with a and demanding. Tell lots of times involves gossiper and they start Willie says: spreading rumors that saying the usual neg- It sounds to me like aren’t even true, or ative comments about she’s doing her job. maybe only half true. their victims, respond But the gossiper doesn’t with something nice Happy Fourth! care. The root cause of about the person. By Willie gossip is almost always making a positive Wi ie jealousy. The more not intended to ll comment about the per- COMMENTS ARE successful a person is, son, you can turn the reflect views of The Journal’s man- CALL 916-9749 the more attractive, the mood and conversation agement or staff and are the opin- more people will gossip. around stopping the ions of readers submitting them. Willie says: be They do it to try and gossip before it turns The Journal makes no guarantee of Sunday is a pretty careful bring them down. They mean. You can be a bet- their accuracy. As for answers, ol’ special day for our talking do it to try and build ter person than them. Willie does his best to get it right. country, folks. It’s our about themselves up. They 245th birthday! On others in get a blast from hurt- July 4, 1776, the Second a public place ing other people and Got a new driver? Continental Congress (or anywhere getting sensationalist Find a safe, unanimously adopt- for that matter). reactions from those reliable vehicle ed the Declaration of For instance, in a who will sit and listen in the Classiﬁ eds Independence, announc- restaurant (even to the gossip. They’re ing the 13 American if out of county enabling the gossiper’s THE JOURNAL colonies’ separation or state), just malicious intentions. from Great Britain — because you If they’re in a public and the United States do not know place, like a restaurant, of America was born. the people It wasn’t that easy, around you does though. We had to fight not mean they do the Revolutionary War not know you or READY TO DRINK to obtain our freedom. the person you are God bless America. this discussing and may ter- even be a friend or a Willie, rible relative of your target. It CANNED I’m writing about situa- can be so harmful when the horrible tragedy in tion: people who claim to be a Surfside, Fla., where the the friend or who hold prom- high-rise building came vic- inent positions or jobs COCKTAILS crashing down. I read tims, the survivors, openly discuss someone Perfect for a day on the lake, about a 12-year-old whose the families and the in a derogatory manner. parents are divorced. She rescue workers. This You never know how your at the beach or at home! split her time before the kind of thing should reputation can be impact- Many Varieties & Flavors Available collapse living with her never happen if those in ed when treating someone dad in the Champlain charge of the building’s so disrespectfully. Eyes Towers and staying with maintenance and safety and ears are always open. her mom who lives in had been doing their What happened to “Don’t a nearby building in jobs. talk about it — pray about Surfside. Now her mom it?” This should be true is dealing with finan- Willie, of phone calls, texts, etc. cial hardships, because I just wanted to com- If you think it is your job her father was the main ment on people gossiping. to be the town crier, you provider. That poor girl What has happened to this are wrong. Remember, would be dead right now country? Social media “Don’t talk about it — if it had been her night and the news have ruined pray about it.” If you start to stay with her dad. I’m common decency. People to say something unkind, praying for all the victims will gossip about any- don’t let it pass your and their families. We all thing, whether they know lips. If there was more should. what they are talking prayer and less gossip, Hwy 123 in Seneca | Next to Moda Vita Salon WINE . WHISKEY & MORE Willie says: about or not. Remember, what a wonderful world 864.886.9350 I have been praying you may not know the this would be. Food for 466A Bypass 123 in Seneca | Across from Spinx | 864.873.9386 Veteran Discount Available for all those involved in whole story. People, please thought.

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BY PAUL NEWBERRY embodies everything that ASSOCIATED PRESS a #DGD (Damn Good Dawg) represents. My ATLANTA — Former thoughts go out to Coach, Georgia and Miami foot- (his wife) Katharyn & ball coach Mark Richt his whole family. Dawg has been diagnosed with Nation will be behind Parkinson’s disease. you the whole way.” Richt, who guided the Former Georgia defen- Bulldogs for 15 seasons sive star David Pollack and closed out his coach- said Richt “has always ing career at alma mater prioritized his faith. In Miami, made the an- winning, losing, and nouncement on Twitter. now in the face of adver- “I have been waddling sity. The Pollack’s are around lately and people praying for you! Love have been asking me you coach!” what’s wrong,” he wrote Richt, who first made Thursday. “I’ve decided his mark as Bobby BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL to tell everyone at the Bowden’s offensive West-Oak High School’s Jordan Eaton, center, is greeted by teammates as he comes off the field during the War- same time. I have been coordinator at Florida riors’ district title game against Blue Ridge on May 21 in Westminster. diagnosed with Parkin- State, compiled a 145-51 son’s.” record at Georgia until The 61-year-old Richt his dismissal at the end said he is relying on his of the 2015 season. Baseball team highlights West-Oak’s year deep faith to cope with He led the Bulldogs the condition. to a pair of SEC cham- BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY of the three-game State champi- at the beginning, with football and “Truthfully I look at it pionships, including in THE JOURNAL onship series) we didn’t end up volleyball, it was a bit of an issue, as a momentarily light 2002 to break a 20-year on the right side of it, but after that everything went affliction compared to drought. Georgia made WESTMINSTER — After nav- but it was still a great smooth. We were very fortunate to the future glory in heav- five appearances in igating through the uncharted season for the baseball have avoided a lot of it.” en,” he wrote. “Thank the SEC championship waters of the COVID-19 pandemic, team.” Sheriff added the baseball team’s you Jesus for promising game, compiled nine West-Oak High School got a nice And it wasn’t just success will serve as a nice spring- us a future blessing of a seasons with at least 10 reward for its efforts in watching the baseball team that board into the upcoming school glorified body that has wins and was invited its baseball team compete for a found success this year, which will see several coach- no sin and no disease.” to 15 consecutive bowl State title this spring. year. ing changes. Richt said he intends games. The Warriors came up just short Burton The wrestling team As previously reported, long- to continue in his role as Shortly after parting of the championship last month also had a character- time wrestling coach Greg Brewer an analyst on the ACC ways with Georgia, Richt against Gilbert, but a spectacular istically strong outing, falling retired from coaching and has Network. landed the head coach- playoff run led the Warriors to in the Upper State title match to been succeeded by Derek Strobel. Parkinson’s is a pro- ing job at Miami, where their first Upper State champion- Belton-Honea Path. A.J. Dickerson West-Oak’s track and cross-coun- gressive nervous system he was a backup quarter- ship. and Ryan Dobbs were able to cap- try coach, Cory Tate, has also disorder that causes back from 1978-82. It marked only the seventh time ture individual State titles, while moved on to coach at Seneca, and shaking, stiffness and He was 26-13 in three in school history that a West-Oak Dobbs was also named the Class 3A Sam Ogg will take over for him. difficulty with walking, seasons with the Hurri- program outside of the wrestling Wrestler of the Year. The biggest change is the depar- balance and coordination. canes, which included team — which has five State titles Sheriff pointed out several ture of Shannon Burton, who had The symptoms usually a 10-0 start in 2017 and in eight championship appearanc- other highlights this year, in- been the head coach of West-Oak’s begin gradually and a climb to No. 4 in the es — had competed for a State title, cluding individual performances volleyball and softball teams since worsen over time, and rankings before they lost while it marked the first time since in cross-country, Slater Miller’s 1992. often include difficulty their final three games. the girls’ tennis team competed for dominance on the hardwood and “I am sad that my services are no talking. While there is no After being routed by a State crown in 2006. playoff berths for the girls’ soccer longer needed as a coach,” Burton, cure, medication can help Clemson in the Atlantic “It was a big thing not only for and softball teams. who will still teach at the school, alleviate the symptoms. Coast Conference cham- the school, but with the commu- Beyond the success West-Oak said in a statement to The Journal. Richt’s announcement pionship game, Miami nity, we really had their support was able to find with its results, “However, I professionally respect was met with encourage- lost to Wisconsin in the behind us,” West-Oak athletic Sheriff was also happy with how that West-Oak has the right to ment from coaches and Orange Bowl. director Tim Sheriff said. “It did successful the athletic programs move in a different direction. It is former players. The Hurricanes began mean a lot. They hit the peak at were in avoiding major speed- now time for me to ‘walk the walk’ “Saddened after hear- 2018 ranked in the top the right time. There were some bumps due to the pandemic. and be an example to all my former ing the news about Coach 10 but slumped to a 7-6 tough games we had to win, and “Everything went fairly smooth- players by using this storm of my Richt,” Kirby Smart, mark. Richt surprisingly fortunately we did that to get into ly. The biggest issue was just life to glorify God and remain who succeeded him as announced his retire- the playoffs and make a great run. restricting how many people could Georgia coach, wrote on ment at the end of the That Saturday (in the final game come to games,” he said. “I know SEE WEST-OAK, PAGE C3 Twitter. “Coach Richt disappointing season.

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Jasper Stuyven, Belgium, Trek- Yu Liu 70-68 — 138 -4 Washington 3 2 3 12 8 8 MAJOR LEAGUE March 7 — Pennzoil 400 presented by 41. Shane Golobic, 1. Segafredo, 1m 20s behind. Pornanong Phatlum 69-69 — 138 -4 Gotham FC 3 1 2 11 6 2 BASEBALL Jiffy Lube (Kyle Larson) 3. Magnus Cort Nielsen, Denmark, EF Jackie Stoelting 69-69 — 138 -4 Chicago 3 4 2 11 6 13 7:05 p.m. March 14 — Instacart 500 (Martin n NASCAR Cup Series — Weekend Education-Nippo, 1m 40s behind. N. Koerstz Madsen 68-70 — 138 -4 Louisville 3 3 1 10 6 10 WCON 99.3 FM — Atlanta at Truex Jr) Glance 4. Mathieu van der Poel, Netherlands, Ssu-Chia Cheng 67-71 — 138 -4 Houston 3 3 1 10 8 8 Pittsburgh March 21 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip Jockey Made in America 250 Alpecin-Fenix, same time. Perrine Delacour 66-72 — 138 -4 Reign FC 2 4 1 7 5 8 500 (Ryan Blaney) Presented by Quik Trip 5. Kasper Asgreen, Denmark, Dana Finkelstein 67-72 — 139 -3 Kansas City 0 6 2 2 4 12 March 29 — Food City Dirt Race (Joey Site: Elkhart Lake, Wis. Deceuninck-QuickStep, same time. Min Seo Kwak 71-69 — 140 -2 | BRIEFLY | Logano) Schedule: Saturday, practice, 12:35 6. Franck Bonnamour, France, B&B Peiyun Chien 70-70 — 140 -2 Friday April 10 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain p.m. (NBCSN); Sunday, qualifying, Hotels p/b KTM, same time. Yealimi Noh 70-70 — 140 -2 Chicago 1, Washington 0 TNT’s Marv Albert Relief 500 (Martin Truex Jr) 11:05 a.m. (CNBC), race, 2:30 p.m. 7. Patrick Konrad, Austria, Bora- Clariss Guce 69-71 — 140 -2 Reign FC at Houston, late isn’t wavering on April 18 — TOYOTA OWNERS 400 (NBCSN). Hansgrohe, same time. Jeongeun Lee 68-72 — 140 -2 Kansas City at Gotham FC, late (Alex Bowman) Track: Road of America 8. Wout van Aert, Belgium, Jumbo- Min Seo Kwak 71-69 — 140 -2 Saturday decision to retire April 25 — GEICO 500 (Brad Race distance: 62 laps, 250 miles. Visma, same time. Peiyun Chien 70-70 — 140 -2 Portland at Louisville, 7:30 p.m. (AP) — Marv Albert Keselowski) Last year: Did not race (pandemic). 9. Brent van Moer, Belgium, Lotto Yealimi Noh 70-70 — 140 -2 Sunday May 2 — Buschy McBusch Race 400 Last race: Kyle Busch won the second Soudal, 1m 44s behind. Clariss Guce 69-71 — 140 -2 North Carolina at Orlando, 6 p.m. has seen his share of (Kyle Busch) half of a doubleheader at Pocono, 10. Dorian Godon, France, AG2R Jeongeun Lee 68-72 — 140 -2 athletes and broadcast- May 9 — Goodyear 400 (Martin Truex ending a six-race winning streak for Citroën Team, 2m 45s behind. TENNIS ers announce their re- Jr) Hendrick Motorsports. Overall Standings HOCKEY n Wimbledon Results tirement and then come May 16 — Drydene 400 (Alex Fast facts: Without a win, Denny 1. Mathieu van der Poel, Netherlands, n NHL Playoff Glance Friday back a couple years Bowman) Hamlin’s points lead has dwindled Alpecin-Fenix, 25h 39m 17s. FINALS At All England Lawn Tennis and May 23 — EchoPark Texas Grand Prix to just two points over Kyle Larson. 2. Wout Van Aert, Belgium, Jumbo- (Best-of-7) Croquet Club later. He doesn’t expect (Chase Elliott) William Byron is 71 points back and Visma, 30s behind. Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 0 London to be one of them. May 30 — Coca-Cola 600 (Kyle shares the lead with Larson and Kevin 3. Kasper Asgreen, Denmark, Friday: Tampa Bay 6, Montreal 3 Surface: Grass The Hall of Fame an- Larson) Harvick (ninth in points overall) with 14 Deceuninck-QuickStep, 1m 49s behind. Monday: Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 LONDON (AP) — Results Friday from nouncer would call his June 6 — Toyota / Save Mart 350 top-10 finishes in 19 races. ... Larson 4. Matej Mohoric, Slovenia, Bahrain p.m. the Championships at All England (Kyle Larson) has finished first (four times, including Victorious, 3m 1s behind Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (seed- final game on Saturday June 13 — x-NASCAR All-Star Open the non-points All-Star race) or second 5. Tadej Pogacar, Slovenia, UAE Team SOCCER ings in parentheses): if the Milwaukee Bucks (Aric Almirola) (four times) in eight of the last nine Emirates, 3m 43s behind. n MLS Glance Men’s Singles beat the Atlanta Hawks June 13 — NASCAR All-Star Race races. ... Alex Bowman’s third victory 6. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Trek- Eastern Conference Third Round in Game 6 of the East- (Kyle Larson) of the season at Pocono had extended Segafredo, 4m 12s behind W L T Pts GF GA Karen Khachanov (25), Russia, def. June 20 — June 20 — Ally 400 (Kyle the Hendrick streak to six in a row. 7. Julian Alaphilippe, France, New England 7 2 2 23 18 13 Frances Tiafoe, United States, 6-3, ern Conference Finals, Larson) Next race: July 11, Hampton, Ga. Deceuninck-Quickstep, 4m 23s behind. Orlando City 6 1 3 21 18 7 6-4, 6-4. which would propel June 26 — Pocono Organics CBD 325 8. Alexey Lutsenko, Kazakhstan, Philadelphia 5 2 4 19 15 10 Andrey Rublev (5), Russia, def. Fabio the Bucks to their first (Alex Bowman) BASKETBALL Astana-Premier Tech, 4m 56s behind. New York City FC 5 3 2 17 18 11 Fognini (26), Italy, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. n NBA Finals since 1974. June 27 — Explore the Pocono NBA Playoff Glance 9. Pierre Latour, France, TotalEnergies, Columbus 4 3 3 15 9 7 Cristian Garin (17), Chile, def. Pedro Mountains 350 (Kyle Busch) CONFERENCE FINALS 5m 3s behind. Nashville 3 1 6 15 13 11 Martinez, Spain, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. If the Hawks win, July 4 — Jockey Made in America (Best-of-7; x — if neccesary) 10. Rigoberto Uran, Colombia, EF New York 4 5 1 13 14 13 Roberto Bautista Agut (8), Spain, def. Albert’s final game 250 Presented by Kwik Trip, Elkhart Eastern Conference Education-Nippo, 5m 4s behind. D.C. United 4 6 1 13 10 13 Dominik Koepfer, Germany, 7-5, 6-1, would be Monday’s Lake, Wis. Milwaukee 3, Atlanta 2 CF Montréal 3 3 4 13 11 10 7-6 (4). n Game 7 in Milwaukee. July 11 — Quaker State 400, Saturday: Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 PGA Tour — Rocket Mortgage Atlanta 2 2 6 12 11 10 Marton Fucsovics, Hungary, def. Diego Hampton, Ga. p.m. Classic Par Scores Cincinnati 3 5 1 10 9 17 Schwartzman (9), Argentina, 6-3, 6-3, The 80-year-old an- July 18 — Foxwoods Resort Casino x-Monday: Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 Friday Inter Miami CF 2 6 2 8 9 16 6-7 (6), 6-4. nouncer said before the 301, Loudon, N.H. p.m. At Detroit Golf Club Toronto FC 1 7 2 5 12 20 Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Denis playoffs began in May Western Conference Detroit Chicago 1 7 2 5 7 17 Kudla, United States, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (7). n that he would retire NASCAR Cup Series — Points Phoenix 4, L.A. Clippers 2 Yardage: 7,370; Par: 72 Western Conference Sebastian Korda, United States, def. Leaders Purse: $7.5 Million W L T Pts GF GA Daniel Evans (22), Britain, 6-3, 3-6, at the conclusion of Through June 27 n WNBA Glance Second Round (Top 20 and ties) Seattle 7 0 4 25 20 7 6-3, 6-4. TNT’s coverage for the 1. Denny Hamlin, 761. EASTERN CONFERENCE Joaquin Niemann 65-66 — 134 -10 Sport. Kan. City 7 3 2 23 22 15 Denis Shapovalov (10), Canada, def. season. Albert has been 2. Kyle Larson, 759. W L Pct GB Tom Lewis 65-69 — 134 -10 LA Galaxy 7 3 0 21 17 15 Andy Murray, Britain, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. with Turner Sports for 3. William Byron, 690. Connecticut 12 5 .706 — Troy Merritt 67-68 — 135 -9 Colorado 5 3 1 16 15 11 Women’s Singles 4. Joey Logano, 651. Chicago 10 9 .526 3 Chris Kirk 67-68 — 135 -9 Minnesota United 4 4 2 14 10 12 Third Round 22 years, including 19 5. Kyle Busch, 650. New York 8 9 .471 4 Max Homa 70-65 — 135 -9 Houston 3 3 5 14 15 16 Iga Swiatek (7), Poland, def. Irina- as its lead NBA play-by- 6. Chase Elliott, 633. Washington 7 9 .438 4½ Pat Perez 67-69 — 136 -8 Portland 4 5 1 13 13 15 Camelia Begu, Romania, 6-1, 6-0. play voice. 7. Martin Truex Jr, 606. Atlanta 6 9 .400 5 Russell Knox 71-65 — 136 -8 Real Salt Lake 3 2 4 13 14 11 Karolina Pliskova (8), Czech Republic, Even though he has 8. Ryan Blaney, 586. Indiana 1 16 .059 11 Brandon Hagy 65-71 — 136 -8 Los Angeles FC 3 4 3 12 12 12 def. Tereza Martincova, Czech 9. Kevin Harvick, 585. Cam Davis 68-68 — 136 -8 San Jose 3 7 1 10 12 20 Republic, 6-3, 6-3. broadcast games in all 10. Brad Keselowski, 569. WESTERN CONFERENCE Sean O’Hair 70-66 — 136 -8 FC Dallas 2 4 4 10 11 15 Aryna Sabalenka (2), Belarus, four major U.S. profes- 11. Alex Bowman, 543. Las Vegas 12 4 .750 — Kevin Kisner 67-69 — 136 -8 Austin FC 2 5 4 10 6 11 def. Maria Camila Osorio Serrano, sional leagues, Albert’s 12. Austin Dillon, 518. Seattle 12 4 .750 — Richy Werenski 68-68 — 136 -8 Vancouver 2 6 2 8 10 16 Colombia, 6-0, 6-3. 55-year career is most 13. Tyler Reddick, 475. Minnesota 8 7 .533 3½ Davis Thompson 63-73 — 136 -8 Elena Rybakina (18), Kazakhstan, 14. Kurt Busch, 430. Dallas 9 9 .500 4 Tyler Duncan 70-67 — 137 -7 NOTE: Three points for victory, one def. Shelby Rogers, United States, closely associated 15. Chris Buescher, 427. Phoenix 7 8 .467 4½ Beau Hossler 68-69 — 137 -7 point for tie. 6-1, 6-4. with the NBA. He was 16. Christopher Bell, 424. Los Angeles 6 9 .400 5½ Seamus Power 66-71 — 137 -7 Late Thursday Liudmila Samsonova, Russia, def. the radio voice of the 17. Michael McDowell, 419. Matthew Wolff 67-70 — 137 -7 Austin FC 4, Portland 1 Sloane Stephens, United States, 6-2, Knicks during their 18. Daniel Suarez, 382. Friday Sungjae Im 69-68 — 137 -7 Saturday 2-6, 6-4. championships in 1970 19. Bubba Wallace, 376. Dallas 100, Chicago 91 Maverick McNealy 68-69 — 137 -7 New England at Columbus, 5 p.m. Ons Jabeur (21), Tunisia, def. Garbine 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 376. Atlanta at Seattle, late Hank Lebioda 67-70 — 137 -7 Toronto FC at D.C. United, 5:30 p.m. Muguruza (11), Spain, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. and ’73. He also called 21. Matt DiBenedetto, 370. Las Vegas at Los Angeles, late Miami at CF Montréal, 7:30 p.m. Viktorija Golubic, Switzerland, def. five of the Chicago 22. Ross Chastain, 358. Saturday n LPGA Tour — Volunteers of New York at Orlando City, 7:30 p.m. Madison Brengle, United States, 6-2, Bulls’ six title runs on 23. Ryan Preece, 329. Connecticut at Indiana, 1 p.m. America Classic Par Scores Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. 6-1. NBC in the 1990s. 24. Ryan Newman, 327. Washington at New York, 1 p.m. Friday San Jose at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Madison Keys (23), United States, def. 25. Chase Briscoe, 314. Minnesota at Phoenix, 10 p.m. At Old American Golf Club Philadelphia at Nashville, 8 p.m. Elise Mertens (13), Belgium, 7-5, 6-3.

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EAST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away BY GEORGE HENRY champion Braves, who Boston 51 31 .622 _ _ 8-2 W-7 27-17 24-14 ASSOCIATED PRESS improved to 40-41. Tampa Bay 47 35 .573 4 _ 4-6 L-4 23-16 24-19 The game featured little Toronto 42 38 .525 8 4 7-3 W-1 18-19 24-19 ATLANTA — Marlins offense as the Marlins New York 41 39 .513 9 5 4-6 L-1 22-20 19-19 starter Pablo López was managed four hits. Miami Baltimore 27 54 .333 23½ 19½ 4-6 W-3 12-26 15-28 ejected after plunking pitchers combined to retire CENTRAL W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away Ronald Acuña Jr. with 18 straight batters through Chicago 49 32 .605 _ _ 6-4 W-5 31-14 18-18 his first pitch, leading to the sixth before Albies Cleveland 42 37 .532 6 3½ 3-7 L-4 21-17 21-20 the only run as the Atlan- reached on an infield sin- Detroit 36 46 .439 13½ 11 6-4 L-1 19-22 17-24 ta Braves edged Miami gle to begin the seventh. Minnesota 33 46 .418 15 12½ 5-5 L-3 17-23 16-23 1-0 Friday night. Ross Detwiler faced 10 Kansas City 33 47 .413 15½ 13 1-9 L-9 18-19 15-28 Atlanta got just two batters in three innings WEST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away hits and still won its in place of López (4-5), Houston 50 33 .602 _ _ 5-5 W-2 26-16 24-17 third in a row. who threw only one pitch Oakland 48 35 .578 2 _ 4-6 L-1 26-20 22-15 The Marlins have a his- and was charged with Seattle 43 39 .524 6½ 4 7-3 W-2 24-16 19-23 tory of hitting Acuña. Mi- the loss. Anthony Bender Los Angeles 39 41 .488 9½ 7 4-6 W-1 21-19 18-22 ami pitcher José Ureña ASSOCIATED PRESS struck out the side in the Texas 32 49 .395 17 14½ 7-3 W-1 20-21 12-28 was tossed after nailing Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly reacts after fourth and fifth. Friday’s Games Baltimore at L.A. Angels, late him with his first pitch in being ejected in the first inning of the team’s game Smyly (6-3) gave up Toronto 11, Tampa Bay 1 Boston at Oakland, late 2018 and López didn’t last against the Atlanta Braves on Friday in Atlanta. three hits and two walks Houston 6, Cleveland 3 Texas at Seattle, late any longer. with seven strikeouts in 5 Chicago White Sox 8, Detroit 2 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. Minnesota at Kansas City, late López was ejected for tossed to plead their case Mel Stottlemyre Jr. 2/3 innings. hitting Acuña in the with umpires. tossed by crew chief Dan Braves closer Will back of the left arm and Acuña advanced to Iassogna for arguing Smith pitched in the Saturday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Cole 8-4), 1:05 p.m. manager Don Mattingly third on Freddie Free- about López’s ejection ninth to convert a shaky Tampa Bay (McClanahan 3-2) at Toronto (Stripling 3-4), 3:07 p.m. soon was ejected, too, for man’s single and scored after Freeman’s hit. 17th save in 19 chances. Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 6-2) at Detroit (Skubal 4-7), 4:10 p.m. arguing on his pitcher’s on a sacrifice fly by Ozzie Drew Smyly won his ca- The bases were loaded Minnesota (TBD) at Kansas City (Duffy 4-3), 4:10 p.m. behalf. They stayed on Albies, the NL leader reer-best fourth straight when Jon Berti popped Boston (Richards 4-5) at Oakland (Irvin 6-7), 7:15 p.m. Houston (Odorizzi 2-3) at Cleveland (Morgan 1-2), 7:15 p.m. the field for a couple of with 59 RBI. start for the three-time up and pinch-hitter San- Baltimore (López 2-10) at L.A. Angels (Cobb 5-3), 10:07 p.m. minutes after they were Miami pitching coach defending NL East dy León flied out to end it. Texas (Lyles 3-5) at Seattle (Gonzales 1-4), 10:10 p.m.

Sunday’s Games Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Bauer placed on leave concurrent with the Pasa- cannot play — has been emotional pain,” Marc Tampa Bay at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Boston at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. by MLB following dena Police Department’s extended for players un- Garelick, the woman’s Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. active criminal investiga- der the policy in the past. attorney, said this week. Houston at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. assault allegation Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. tion,” the commissioner’s Bauer’s agents said in Bauer was not with the WASHINGTON (AP) — office said in a statement. a statement that he won’t Dodgers when the team National League Trevor Bauer was placed The leave was imposed appeal MLB’s decision to met President Joe Biden on seven-day administra- under the joint domestic put him on leave. at the White House earli- EAST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away tive leave by Major League violence, sexual assault A protection order er Friday to celebrate the New York 41 36 .532 _ _ 4-6 L-2 24-11 17-25 Baseball on Friday, three and child abuse policy against Bauer was ob- World Series title they Washington 40 40 .500 2½ 7 6-4 L-2 24-20 16-20 days after an allegation adopted by MLB and the tained under the Domes- won last year. The reign- Atlanta 40 41 .494 3 7½ 6-4 W-3 23-21 17-20 of assault was made by a players’ union in 2015 tic Violence Prevention ing NL Cy Young Award Philadelphia 38 41 .481 4 8½ 4-6 W-1 23-15 15-26 woman against the Los and can be the initial Act and was the result winner had been sched- Miami 34 46 .425 8½ 13 3-7 L-1 18-18 16-28 Angeles Dodgers pitcher. step leading to a longer of an assault by him uled to start Sunday CENTRAL W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away “MLB continues to suspension. The admin- that left the woman who against the Washington Milwaukee 50 33 .602 _ _ 10-0 W-10 26-18 24-15 collect information in istrative leave — during sought the order with Nationals.He is 8-5 with a Chicago 42 40 .512 7½ 6 2-8 L-7 26-13 16-27 our ongoing investigation which a player is paid but “severe physical and 2.59 ERA. Cincinnati 41 40 .506 8 6½ 6-4 W-2 21-20 20-20 St. Louis 40 42 .488 9½ 8 4-5 L-1 23-18 17-24 Pittsburgh 29 52 .358 20 18½ 3-7 L-5 16-23 13-29 WEST W L Pct. GB WC P10 Strk Home Away WEST-OAK: Has interim volleyball, softball coaches San Francisco 50 30 .625 _ _ 5-5 L-4 26-11 24-19 Los Angeles 51 31 .622 _ _ 7-3 W-7 28-13 23-18 San Diego 49 35 .583 3 _ 7-3 L-2 30-15 19-20 FROM PAGE C1 heart. I will always be a to “get some new blood in.” coaches, Sheriff said, as Colorado 35 47 .427 16 13 5-5 W-4 29-16 6-31 Warrior.” Lori Dobbins will West-Oak will look to Arizona 23 60 .277 28½ 25½ 3-7 W-1 13-24 10-36 faithful to His will. I Sheriff said the decision take over as West-Oak’s fill the positions perma- Late Thursday L.A. Dodgers 10, Washington 5 pray that my public and to move on from Burton volleyball coach, while nently after the teams’ Cincinnati 5, San Diego 4 Cincinnati 2, Chicago Cubs 1 private actions, respons- — who led the volleyball Nikki Sheriff will be upcoming seasons. Colorado 5, St. Louis 2 Atlanta 1, Miami 0 es, words and behaviors program to State-title taking the reins for the Arizona 5, San Francisco 3 St. Louis at Colorado, late to this situation allow game appearances in 1994, softball team. Both have [email protected] | (864) 882-2386 Friday’s Games San Francisco at Arizona, late Philadelphia 4, San Diego 3, 10 innings N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. others to see Jesus in my 1997 and 2005 — was made been named interim head Follow on Twitter @crouchwrites Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 2

Saturday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Cole 8-4), 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Lauer 2-3) at Pittsburgh (TBD), 4:05 p.m. CUMMINGS: Set for his first head-coaching job San Diego (Darvish 7-2) at Philadelphia (Wheeler 6-4), 4:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 4-7) at Cincinnati (Mahle 7-3), 4:10 p.m. FROM PAGE C1 Miami (Thompson 2-2) at Atlanta (Muller 1-1), 4:10 p.m. fielders, then was elevat- “dead week” per South day to improve every day, L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 9-7) at Washington (Espino 2-2), 7:15 p.m. ed to head junior varsity Carolina High School being the best you can and St. Louis (LeBlanc 0-1) at Colorado (Freeland 1-2), 9:10 p.m. wake of the pandemic. and infielders coach in League rules, while Cum- being better than you were San Francisco (Long 1-1) at Arizona (Faria 0-0), 10:10 p.m. A Woodmont High 2015. From 2017 through mings will be out of town yesterday,” Cummings Sunday’s Games N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 2:05 p.m., 1st School alum and a 2012 this spring, he served as the following week. said. “That’s something L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 11:05 a.m. game Southern Wesleyan Uni- Blue Ridge’s assistant “Poor planning there,” that’s helped me get to this Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. versity graduate, Cum- varsity head coach and he said with a laugh. point, and it’s something I San Diego at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m., 2nd mings began his coach- head junior varsity coach But when the players do hope to take to Walhalla. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. game Miami at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 9:10 p.m. ing career under Randy under his friend and meet Cummings, they’ll “We’re going to love Christmas at Daniel in mentor Travis Henson. learn about his blue-col- each other and build Braves 1, Mets 0 Phillies 4, Padres 3 (10 inn.) 2013 before accepting his Set to teach physical lar mentality and meticu- relationships and contin- first teaching job ahead education at Walhalla, lous attention to detail. ue with the family that’s Miami 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 San Diego 000 000 003 0 — 3 6 1 of the 2013-14 school year Cummings hasn’t had a “I’m a blue-collar already there, and I’m ex- Atlanta 100 000 00x — 1 2 0 Philadelphia 200 010 000 1 — 4 5 0 López, Detwiler (1), Bender (4), Bleier Paddack, Ramirez (8), Stammen (9), Adams at Blue Ridge. chance to meet his new worker. I believe in getting cited to be a part of that.” (6), Bass (7), Floro (8) and Alfaro; Smyly, (10) and Caratini, Rivas; Wheeler, Alvarado During the 2014 season, team just yet. That first your hands dirty and not Jackson (6), Greene (7), Minter (7), Martin (8), Suárez (9) and Realmuto. W — Suárez Cummings coached the meeting is still a ways getting fixated on the end [email protected] | (864) 882-2385 (8), W.Smith (9) and Willi.Contreras. W — 4-2. L — Adams 2-2. HRs — Philadelphia, Tigers’ pitchers and in- out, as next week is a result, but grinding every Follow on Twitter @Journal_ESprott Smyly 6-3. L — López 4-5. Sv — W.Smith Gregorius (5). (17). Astros 6, Indians 3 Reds 2, Cubs 1 Houston 024 000 000 — 6 9 0 We Buy & Sell Chicago 000 100 000 — 1 6 0 Cleveland 000 003 000 — 3 12 0 Cincinnati 000 002 00x — 2 4 1 McCullers Jr., Raley (6), Stanek (7), B.Taylor New & Used Appliances Mills, A.Morgan (6), Winkler (7), Chafin (8), Pressly (9) and J.Castro; Hentges, Town & (8) and Wills.Contreras; Gray, Warren (6), Stephan (3), Wittgren (6), Shaw (8), Clase Osich (6), Garrett (7), Brach (7), Hembree (9) and Hedges. W — McCullers Jr. 6-1. • Washers (9) and Barnhart. W — Osich 1-0. L — Mills L — Hentges 1-3. Sv — Pressly (13). HRs Country 3-2. Sv — Hembree (2). — Cleveland, Hernandez (2). • Dryers ENTERPRISES, LLC • Refrigerators White Sox 8, Tigers 2 Dodgers 10, Nationals 5 • Total Tree Removal & Trimming • Stoves Chicago 200 000 105 — 8 11 0 Los Angeles 000 100 900 — 10 11 4 • Storm Damage & Blowovers Removed Detroit 000 010 001 — 2 9 1 Washington 030 000 011 — 5 6 0 30 Day Warranty Lynn, Heuer (7), Ruiz (8), Foster (9) and J.Urías, Nelson (7), Cleavinger (8), Graterol • Stump Excavation & Grinding Grandal, Collins; Mize, Alexander (4), (8) and A.Barnes; Scherzer, Clay (7), Voth E.Ramírez (5), Norris (8), B.Garcia (9), (7), Lobstein (7), Rodriguez (8) and Gomes. See Our Work On B.Farmer (9) and J.Rogers. W — Lynn 8-3. W — J.Urías 10-3. L — Clay 0-1. HRs — G&V Appliances, LLC L — Mize 5-5. HRs — Chicago, Vaughn (2), Los Angeles, J.Turner (13), Pollock (8). 217 Oconee Square Drive, Seneca • 864-973-8208 864-280-5189 Sheets (2).

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MONTREAL — Tyler Johnson and the quick- strike Tampa Bay Light- ning moved a victory away from successfully defending their title, beating the Montreal Cana- diens 6-3 on Friday night in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final. The Lightning caught the Canadiens flat-footed by scoring twice in the opening minutes of each of the first two periods to take a 3-0 series lead. Game 4 is Monday night in Montreal. Tampa Bay is now in ASSOCIATED PRESS position to join Pitts- Sebastian Korda plays a return to Daniel Evans during their third round Wimbledon burgh (2016 and ’17) in match on Friday in London. becoming just the second team to win consecutive ASSOCIATED PRESS titles since 1999. The Tampa Bay Lightning’s Jan Rutta, center, celebrates his Lightning also have an goal against the Montreal Canadiens with Ondrej Palat Korda advances at Wimbledon opportunity to complete and Victor Hedman on Friday in Montreal. the first sweep in the final BY HOWARD FENDRICH “Just felt incredibly comfortable,” since Detroit beat Wash- goal to put the Lightning after the Lightning scored ASSOCIATED PRESS Korda said. “And, yeah, it was perfect ington in 1998. up 5-2 with 4:41 left. 1:35 apart to build a 2-0 today.” Johnson scored twice The game was the lead 3:27 in. Ducharme WIMBLEDON, England — When Korda is only the eighth man since and Nikita Kurcherov NHL’s first played in the spent the past two weeks Sebastian Korda struck his last compet- 2001 to reach the fourth round at both and Victor Hedman each month of July, a year af- in mandatory self-quaran- itive shot as a 20-year-old — an overhead the All England Club and Roland Gar- had a goal and assist. Jan ter playing its first games tine in Montreal after test- winner that closed out a third-round ros before turning 21. Rutta and Blake Coleman, in August. ing positive for COVID-19. victory over Wimbledon’s No. 22 seed Of the other seven, four went on to be with an empty-netter, also Playing the first The Canadiens’ respect- on Friday — the American raised both ranked No. 1 and win multiple Grand scored for the Lightning, Stanley Cup Final since ed defense and Carey arms, then doubled over and rested his Slam titles: Roger Federer, Rafael who also won the Cup in their championship-win- Price’s stellar goaltend- hands on his knees. Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Lley- 2004. Andrei Vasilevskiy ning 4-1 victory over the ing that carried them to Up in a Centre Court guest box, ton Hewitt. Another won one major stopped 31 shots Wayne Gretzky-led Los their surprising playoff the body language of his father, 1998 (Marin Cilic), and the other two were Vasilevskiy inexplica- Angeles Kings in Game run have proven no Australian Open champion Petr, was Slam runners-up (Stefanos Tsitsip- bly whiffed in allowing 5 at the Montreal Forum match for the Lightning. strikingly similar. Arms in the air, as, still only 22 himself, and Tomas Nick Suzuki’s shot from on June 9, 1993, did little Down 2-1 after one peri- then leaning forward, reaching for the Berdych). the right circle beat him to spark the Canadiens. od, Montreal unraveled to railing in front of his seat. On Monday, Korda’s 21st birthday, through the legs to cut Neither did the return open the second period. The younger Korda’s family blood- he’ll face No. 25 seed Karen Khachan- Tampa Bay’s lead to 4-2 of interim coach Domi- In NHL playoff history, lines are serving him rather well at the ov, a Russian who eliminated Frances with 1:56 left in the second nique Ducharme for the only four teams have ral- moment. He is the son of two former pro- Tiafoe of the U.S. in straight sets. period. The goalie respond- Canadiens, who were out- lied to win a series after fessional tennis players — he credits his Other men’s fourth-rounders: No. 1 ed by stopping the first scored 8-2 in two games at losing the the first three mother, Regina Rajchrtova, with teach- Novak Djokovic against No. 17 Cristian eight shots he faced in the Tampa Bay. games, with Toronto the ing him to be calm on court — and the Garin, No. 5 Andrey Rublev against third period, including Joel One of Ducharme’s only one to do so in the brother of two current stars in women’s Marton Fucsovics and No. 8 Roberto Armia from in close, before first moves was to spend final in beating Detroit to golf — one of whom, Nelly, is ranked No. Bautista Agut against No. 10 Denis Johnson scored his second Montreal’s only timeout win the Cup in 1942. 1 and just won her first major — and is Shapovalov, who ended Andy Murray’s looking as if he very well could be the first Wimbledon singles appearance men’s tennis star his country has been since 2017 by defeating the two-time awaiting for quite some time. champion 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. With an aggressive style that’s built Women’s matchups on Monday: No. Niemann, Lewis share lead at Rocket Mortgage for grass courts, Korda got past Britain’s 2 Aryna Sabalenka vs. No. 18 Elena Dan Evans 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to become the Rybakina, No. 7 Iga Swiatek vs. No. 21 BY LARRY LAGE (65) were a shot back. about returning to play in youngest U.S. man to reach the round of Ons Jabeur, No. 8 Karolina Pliskova vs. ASSOCIATED PRESS First-round leader Da- Motown. 16 at the All England Club since Andy Liudmila Samsonova and No. 23 Madi- vis Thompson On Thurs- Roddick got to the semifinals in 2003. son Keys vs. Viktorija Golubic. DETROIT — Phil Mick- was one of day, the PGA elson created a buzz at the eight players Champion- Rocket Mortgage Classic, two strokes ship winner Richardson will miss get Richardson’s spot in the Olympic track meet. flip-flopping on his plans back. The said he will Olympic 100 after the 100. Her case is the latest in a to return, and Bryson De- 22-year-old not come Richardson accepted number of doping-related Chambeau left lingering Thompson back due to a marijuana test a 30-day suspension that embarrassments for U.S. questions about parting had a 1-over report by The (AP) — American ends July 27, which would track team. Also on Friday, ways with his caddie. Niemann 73, a day after Lewis Detroit News champion Sha’Carri be in time to run in the defending Olympic 100-me- On the jam-packed matching a that was pub- Richardson cannot run women’s relays. USA Track ter hurdles champion leaderboard, Joaquin Detroit Golf Club record lished earlier in the week. in the Olympic 100-meter and Field has not disclosed Brianna McNeal, a former Niemann and Tom Lewis with a 63. The newspaper obtained race after testing positive plans for the relay. Clemson star, had a five- quietly went about their Two years ago, Niemann federal court records for a chemical found in The 21-year-old sprint- year ban for tampering or business to share the became the first player from 2007, detailing how marijuana. er was expected to face attempted tampering with top spot heading into the from Chile to win on the a Michigan-based bookie Richardson, who won Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fras- the doping-control process weekend at Detroit Golf PGA Tour with a six-stroke was accused of cheating the 100 at Olympic trials er-Pryce in one of the most upheld by the Court of Club. victory at The Greenbri- Mickelson out of $500,000 in 10.86 seconds on June highly anticipated races of Arbitration for Sport. Niemann and Lewis er. Lewis, who is from about 20 years ago. 19, spoke of her ban Friday each shot 3-under 69 on England, is shooting for his After talking with Rocket on the “Today” show. Friday to reach 10-under first PGA Tour victory. 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Road course set for first Cup race since 1956 Marks bypasses charters BY STEVE MEGARGEE ASSOCIATED PRESS to buy Ganassi team Road America owns a BY JENNA FRYER ment that Trackhouse reputation as one of the ASSOCIATED PRESS Entertainment Group nation’s foremost road had bought courses yet hasn’t hosted CHARLOTTE, N.C. — him out of NASCAR’s premier Cup Immediately after the NASCAR. Series since the 1950s. bombshell announcement Marks’ That changes on the that Justin Marks had deep dive into Fourth of July in a coup purchased Chip Ganas- the Ganassi for a Wisconsin track si’s NASCAR team, the operation that bills itself as “Amer- outgoing owner took the begins next ica’s national park of soon-to-be new boss back Marks week when he speed” but until this year to the shop to address works from couldn’t land a Cup date. a room full of anxious the Concord shop. The NASCAR drivers can’t employees. one-car Trackhouse team wait for the opportunity “It was important to me with driver Daniel Su- to race Sunday at Elkhart to get in front of people arez is currently aligned Lake. and look them in the eye,” with Richard Childress “If I wasn’t driving Marks told The Associ- Racing and Marks told that weekend, I would ated Press. “I told them, AP that Trackhouse has be going,” said Austin ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘I am here because I love only “about 25” of its own Cindric, who won last Fans watch a NASCAR Nationwide series race at Road America on June 19, 2010, in racing and there are a lot employees. year’s Xfinity Series race Elkhart Lake, Wis. of good things happening He’ll need a larger work- at Road America and is in this building and I am force to field two cars next competing in both the helped Road America with that weekend, camp- that are low speed and going to work hard to season, one for Suarez and Xfinity and Cup events earn a Cup Series date. ing, cooking out, really then elements that are preserve as much of that the other Chevrolet for a this time. “I think last year, Americana.” really high speed, where as possible.’” driver to be named. Kurt Road America, which through COVID, we NASCAR officials also Watkins Glen is just real- The work begins next Busch and Ross Chastain, opened in 1955, is locat- opened up a lot of eyes,” liked the unpredictability ly high speed and Sonoma week for the co-owner of the current Ganassi ed on 640 acres about Kertscher said. “We ran that Road America has is really low speed. This Trackhouse Racing, who drivers, are both under halfway between Milwau- all of our events last year provided since becoming has got a mix of both.” struggled to find a char- consideration but its been kee and Green Bay. The in a safe way. We actu- a fixture on the Xfinity Ross Chastain has ter for the team’s first speculated that Busch will course is just over 4 miles ally ended up with more Series schedule in 2010. competed in five Xfinity year of competition and take sponsor Monster to long, features 14 turns events last year than we’d The track has produced races at Road America balked at paying the esca- 23XI Racing next season and is surrounded by originally scheduled.” 11 different winners in its but doesn’t necessarily lating costs of NASCAR’s to help Denny Hamlin and about 1,600 campsites. Kertscher said Road 11 Xfinity races. believe that gives him equivalent of a franchise. Michael Jordan expand For all its history, Road America could get close AJ Allmendinger, an edge. He noted that Kaulig Racing last month their team. America only hosted to 100,000 spectators over winner of the Xfinity race simulators enable drivers bought a pair of charters “My goal is to retain as NASCAR’s premier series NASCAR’s entire four- in 2013 and an open-wheel without experience on a for what the industry much of the good working once before, when Tim day run, part of a busy race in 2006, will be particular course to dis- believes to be at least $10 groups in that compa- Flock won a rainy Grand summer that saw the competing both today and cover what to expect. million apiece, and after ny as possible. There National event back in venue host IndyCar two Sunday. “It’s about just as good crunching the numbers, are good people in the 1956. The track wanted weeks ago. “I do think it’s just such as taking a hauler and Marks just couldn’t justi- company,” Marks told AP the top series back but The track also benfited a perfect race track for a race car up there and fy the spend. on Friday. “Everything could not get one of the from NASCAR’s decision stock cars because there’s making laps in real life,” So he switched his inside that building is in elusive 36 race dates. to add more road courses a lot of passing opportuni- Chastain said. “Plus, it strategy, looked at the place to run a successful “They only run so many and variety to the Cup ties,” Allmendinger said. doesn’t hurt as bad when marketplace and took his company.” races, and a good portion Series schedule. NASCAR “It can be hard on tires, you wreck.” shot: Marks picked up The introduction of of those races are run had three road courses on so tire wear become an Drivers who have never the phone and cold-called NASCAR’s Next Gen car on affiliate track that its Cup Series schedule issue, and that allows for raced at Road America Ganassi, the Pitts- — designed to be afford- are owned by NASCAR,” from 2018 to 2020, and more passing.” will learn in a hurry just burgh-tough owner not able because spec parts Road America president/ never had more than two Daytona 500 champi- what makes this course known for suffering fools will be mass-produced by general manager Mike in any year before that. on Michael McDowell different. Tyler Reddick gladly. After 20 years in outside companies — will Kertscher said. “With us This year’s schedule said Road America has said the track “intimi- NASCAR with a team reduce labor within all being an independent, has seven. elements that distin- dated the daylights” out that never really reached race teams and inevitably that’s a different conver- “I think having it on guish it from most road of him the first time he the level of Ganassi’s lead to attrition inside sation, for sure. So the July 4th weekend, it just courses. competed there. successful IndyCar and the Ganassi shop. timing had to be right.” felt like such a natural “The rhythm is differ- “It’s a wild place and sports car programs, “The new car is going Kertscher said Road fit to us,” NASCAR vice ent at Road America than when you’re going to have Marks wondered if Ga- to change the workforce America executives were president of racing devel- at a Watkins Glen or a the Cup Series there with nassi was willing to cash structure,” Marks said. “pretty deep in conversa- opment Ben Kennedy said Sonoma or a place like the aggressive drivers out. “We have to look at the tions” with NASCAR of- when the 2021 schedule that,” said McDowell, who that just like to sail it off Ganassi said Marks best way to build a compa- ficials the year before the was announced. “You has five Xfinity starts at into there in the corner, made him “an offer that ny around a new car and pandemic. He believes its think about everything Road America and won it’s going to create some required my attention” I want to fill in as many of ability to operate during that goes around, every- there in 2016. “The layout great racing,” Reddick and it culminated with those positions with Chip the pandemic may have thing that’s synonymous in general has elements said. Wednesday’s announce- Ganassi people.” There when things go wrong ... Here to help life go right.

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COLUMBIA — A bipartisan proposal in the U.S. House would ban the farming of mink fur in the United States in an effort to stem possible mutations of the coronavirus, something researchers have said can be accelerated when the virus spreads among animals. The bill introduced this week is an ef- Lawmakers plan to revise fort from Reps. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., and Nancy Mace, R-S.C. It would prohibit the import, export, transport, sale or purchase of mink in the United States. Researchers have said that spread of state charter school law COVID-19 among animals could speed up the number of mutations in the BY ANDY BRACK charter school legislation,” she authorizers for the charter better communication and virus before it potentially jumps back STATEHOUSE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER told Statehouse Report programs, this allows for coordination between charter to people. Charleston Republican inconsistency and a lack of schools and the state Educa- Last year, the European Centre for Look for a bipartisan Rep. Lin Bennett echoed her transparency,” she said. “The tion Department and better Disease Prevention and Control issued coalition of state lawmakers colleagues: “Changes are systemic lack of transparency performance new guidance to curb the spread of next year to make a bold effort needed. Not just to address and accountability in several “The legislature has taken the coronavirus between minks and to revise the state’s 25-year- these concerns, but to also facets of the report leave much measures to hold traditional humans. The agency warned that when old law regulating almost 60 bring the law up-to-date. This to be desired. To honor, rather school districts and locally COVID-19 starts spreading on a mink charter schools that dot the is something we hope to do than undermine, the commit- elected public school boards farm, the large numbers of animal state. More than 44,000 S.C. over the summer and fall and ment of educators and staff, as accountable,” East said. “The infections means “the virus can ac- students attend the publicly introduce when we return to well as the families served, it legislature should clarify the cumulate mutations more quickly in funded schools that operate in- session in January.” is incumbent upon the Public role of the Public Charter minks and spread back into the human dependently of county school Charter School District to District, enforce and hold population.” boards. ACCOUNTABILITY operate with less opacity and them accountable for current Denmark reported last year that 12 “No one has been regulating IS A BIG ISSUE a demonstration of integrity, codes and should revisit what people had been sickened by a variant them since the original regs According to the Charter including monitoring charter may be necessary to ensure of the coronavirus that had distinct came out,” said state Rep. Institute at Erskine, “The core school boards as required by that the Public Charter genetic changes also seen in mink. Terry Alexander, a Florence of the charter school model is S.C. Code.” District is held accountable “What we want to do is ban the inhu- Democrat who was a mem- the belief that public schools In August of 2020, the two for providing a high-quality mane practice of farming mink for fur,” ber of a special ad hoc House should be held accountable for districts signed a three-year education and operating with Mace said Friday during an interview committee that probed issues student learning. In exchange memorandum of under- integrating in the same way with The Associated Press. “At the at charter schools in 2019. It for this accountability, school standing to suspend school a traditional public school same time, it’s also a public health issued a sweeping report in leaders should be given transfers until 2023. By then, would be.” crisis, so it helps fix both of those situ- January 2020 that suggested freedom to do whatever it lawmakers say they hope to State Sen. Larry Grooms, ations.” myriad changes to the law, but takes to help students achieve revise the charter school law R-Berkeley, added that he’s “Knowing that there are variants, the coronavirus pandemic put and should share what works to deal with two dozen years of heard criticisms of the Public and being someone who cares about the improvement efforts on hold. with the broader public school issues. Charter School District (SCP- humane treatment of animals, this is This week, the Legislative system so that all students CD) for years. sort of a win-win for folks,” she added. Audit Council issued a 92- benefit.” CLARITY, CONSISTENCY, “For a while, it seemed that “And I believe that you’ll see Republi- page audit of the S.C. Public But much more accountabil- FINANCIAL, MONITORING the SCPCD became more cans and Democrats on both sides of the Charter School District, which ity is precisely what’s needed, AND WEBSITE ISSUES interested in nitpicking than aisle work on this together.” oversees 33 charter schools. according to the new audit. In Other issues identified in in providing positive leader- According to Fur Commission USA, a The state’s other authorizer of particular, it highlighted “au- the audit include lack of clar- ship,” he said today. “The suc- nonprofit representing U.S. mink farm- charter schools, The Charter thorizer shopping,” meaning ity of the law closing under- cess of Erskine as an autho- ers, there are approximately 275 mink Institute at Erskine, sponsors that underperforming charter performing schools, inconsis- rizer helped highlight some of farms in 23 states across the United 26 charter schools. schools in one charter district tent accountability measures the deficiencies at the SCPCD. States, producing about 3 million pelts “I am not shocked at all might transfer to another between schools and apart The LAC audit verified some per year. That amounts to an annual about the findings (in the overseer district to avoid ac- from industry standard, as of those deficiencies. value of more than $300 million, ac- audit),” Alexander said. “We countability. According to the well as improper documenta- Grooms said more compe- cording to the commission. kind of saw that during our ad audit, that became an issue tion. The audit also said the tition due to two new au- There have been several mink-related hoc committee meetings. No in 2017 when “four underper- public charter district needed thorizers would drive more coronavirus cases in the U.S. In Decem- real oversight has been given. forming schools transferred to better monitor local char- improvements. ber, a mink caught outside an Oregon That’s why this ad hoc com- from the [Public Charter ter boards. “With Limestone and Coast- farm tested positive for low-levels of the mittee came into being.” School] District to the Charter The audit also highlight- al Carolina coming online as coronavirus. State officials said they State Rep. Raye Felder, Institute at Erskine over the ed the need for the district additional charter authoriz- believed the animal had escaped from a York County Republican objections of the district’s to have administrative fee ers, there will soon be even a small farm already under quarantine who co-chaired the ad hoc board of trustees. policies and to publicize its more comparative data that because of a coronavirus outbreak House committee, said some “This presents a challenge administrative costs. It also can be used to help drive im- among mink and humans. charter schools excel, while to accountability efforts and found several website inade- provement at the SCPCD,” he According to the U.S. Centers for Dis- others have challenges — just overall charter school quali- quacies, including lack of all said. “The growth in charter ease Control and Prevention, a mink on like with traditional public ty,” this week’s audit said. legally required information school enrollment speaks a Michigan farm “and a small number schools. Sherry East, president of the and annual reports, old em- to the success of the charter of people” were infected with a coro- “I anticipate changes to S.C. Education Association, ployee listings, and problems school movement. Charter navirus “that contained mink-related charter school legislation that said the audit findings made with board minutes, function- authorizers have a responsi- mutations,” something officials said was created over 20 years ago her angry because while ality and design. bility to help their charters be suggested that mink-to-human spread to include provisions not only public charter schools have a The House ad hoc commit- successful and to shut them may have occurred. highlighted in the [House] place in the educational mix tee’s report included other down when they fail their While mink-to-human spread is report but also shared by offered by the state, they need issues for the revision of the students.” possible, CDC officials said “there is no administration and parents to be held to the same stan- charter school law, including evidence that mink are playing a signif- over the course of the special dards as public schools. better transparency, im- HAVE A COMMENT? Send to icant role in the spread of SARS-CoV-2 committee that reviewed the “Because there are two proved fiscal management, [email protected] to people.”

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528-D ByPass 123 • Seneca, SC 29678 • 864-882-0855 D2 THE JOURNAL SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021 | U.S. & WORLD NEWS | Hafer named priest-in-charge at Tally of missing tagon on Friday said will ed or where they might go, in condo collapse be completed by the end of but the foreign ministers August. of Tajikistan and Uzbeki- Episcopal Church of the Ascension falls to 128 after audit President Joe Biden had stan were both in Wash- SURFSIDE, Fla. (AP) instructed the Pentagon ington this week and the SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL love of Christ,” said Hafer. “I believe — The number of people to complete the military subject of Afghan security God is doing new and amazing things missing in the Florida withdrawal by Sept. 11, was raised in meetings The Episcopal Church of the Ascen- through these faithful people of Ascen- condominium collapse fell the 20th anniversary of they held with Secretary sion in Seneca is pleased to announce sion, and I’m proud to be their priest- substantially Friday, from the terrorist attacks on of State Antony Blinken the calling of the Rev. Dr. Joel G. Hafer in-charge.” 145 to 128, after duplicate the United States, but and Defense Secretary to serve as priest-in-charge. Hafer is a graduate of Albion College names were eliminated the Pentagon now says it Lloyd Austin. Hafer joins the fellowship after a in Michigan and The School of Theol- and some residents report- can finish the drawdown brief retirement, having ogy of the University of the South in ed missing turned up safe, a little earlier. In fact, Tax law experts see served for 15 years as Sewanee, Tenn. He earned his doctor officials said. the drawdown is already ‘strong’ case against the rector of St. James in of ministry degree from Virginia Authorities also an- largely completed and of- Hendersonville, N.C. His Theological Seminary in Alexandria, nounced the recovery of ficials had said it could be Trump Org CFO ministry spans 35 years, Va. He had been married to Anne for four more bodies, includ- wrapped up this weekend. NEW YORK (AP) — including positions in 19 years and they have two sons, two ing the 7-year-old daugh- But a number of related Companies give perks to Georgia, North Carolina daughters and one granddaughter. ter of a Miami firefighter, issues need to be worked their employees all the and South Carolina. They have divided loyalties with Anne. raising the confirmed out in coming weeks, time. Many top executives Hafer Hafer said that he was Their daughters and husbands being death toll to 22. including a new U.S. mil- at Fortune 500 companies attracted to the Church of Clemson fans and Hafer and sons Miami-Dade Mayor itary command structure have access to a corporate the Ascension because of the wonder- are Georgia fans. Together they are Daniella Levine Cava said in Kabul and talks with jet for personal use, a ful, loving and tenaciously faithful looking forward to enjoying the local the number of missing Turkey on an arrange- company apartment, or an people of Ascension. “In spite of the hiking, biking and lake attractions. declined following an ment for maintaining expense account for fancy pandemic and the loss of the former They would like to invite everyone audit. In some cases, when security at the Kabul meals. Even lower-lev- rector, they have continued to press to join them at Ascension for Sunday detectives were able to airport, and so an official el employees regularly on with joy, hope and great love. In worship at 10 a.m. All COVID-19 pro- contact people who had end to the pullout will not get access to perks like this somewhat chaotic world, As- tocols, including wearing masks and been reported as poten- be announced soon. tuition reimbursement or cension offers a place of acceptance, social distancing, are in place for wor- tially missing, they found “A safe, orderly draw- cash to join a gym. peace and love, which is all due to the ship services. The church is located at that not only were they down enables us to main- But the extravagant members of the parish living out the 214 Northampton Road in Seneca. safe, but other members of tain an ongoing diplomat- perks prosecutors say their families were safe, ic presence, support the the Trump Organization too. That pushed the list Afghan people and the lavished onto its CFO Al- of people who have been government, and prevent len Weisselberg — apart- accounted for up to 188 Afghanistan from once ments, cars, cash for hol- and reduced the number again becoming a safe iday tips, tuition for his of missing, she said. haven for terrorists that grandchildren to name “So this is very, very threatens our homeland,” a few — are well beyond good news,” she said, add- Pentagon press secretary the level of compensating ing that the numbers are John Kirby said. a valued employee, some expected to keep changing The administration is tax law experts said. because detectives are meanwhile narrowing And the case against continually reviewing the options for ensuring the Weisselberg appears to be list and verifying reports. safety of thousands of much stronger than was Detectives have worked Afghans whose applica- originally expected by around the clock to con- tions for special visas to those watching the prog- tact relatives and others. come to the United States ress of the Manhattan In some cases, English have yet to be approved. District Attorney’s inves- on and Hebrew names have The administration has tigation of the Trump Or- been offered for the same already said it’s willing ganization, its employees missing relative, officials to evacuate them to third and its namesake leader. have said. countries pending their “This is an overwhelm- visa approvals but has ingly strong case,” said US vacates key Afghan yet to determine where. Daniel Hemel, a law pro- base; pullout target Officials said Friday fessor at the University of that one possibility is to Chicago. now ‘late August’ relocate them to neighbor- According to the indict- WASHINGTON (AP) ing countries in Central ment unsealed Thursday, LISTEN EACH WEEKDAY MORNING — Nearly 20 years after Asia where they could be Weisselberg cheated tax invading Afghanistan protected from possible authorities by taking a to oust the Taliban and retaliation by the Taliban hefty chunk of his annual IN JULY FOR YOUR CHANCE TO hunt down al-Qaida, the or other groups. compensation in fringe U.S. military has vacated The White House and benefits. They say that its biggest airfield in the State Department have over 15 years these off-the- country, advancing a final declined to comment on books perks were worth WIN GREAT PRIZES withdrawal that the Pen- the numbers to be relocat- nearly $1.8 million.

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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH OF CHRIST PARKWAY BAPTIST CHICOPEE UNITED METHODIST FOOTHILLS COMMUNITY ADAMS TAX SERVICE, LLC FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD SENECA CHURCH OF CHRIST Cliff Adams, EA & Brad Moore, EA 10111 Clemson Blvd. 403 s. Catherine St. 505 Bountyland Rd. 220 N. Oak St. Seneca, 882-2919 10833 Clemson Blvd. Walhalla, 638-3447 Seneca, 888-8008 Tax Prep, Payroll, Retirement Planning Walhalla, 638-7387 Seneca, 654-7105 DAVIS CREEK BAPTIST FRIENDSHIP UNITED METHODIST GOD’S GLORY SANCTIFIED CHURCH 120P.O. Ravenwood Box 8459 • DriveSeneca, • Seneca, SC 29678 SC UNITED ASSEMBLY WILLIAM STREET 1341 Friendship Rd. 1410 Shiloh Rd. Seneca OF GOD 1710 Davis Creek Rd. CHURCH OF CHRIST 864.882.4888 Seneca Seneca, 882-5881 864-280-4413 11075 Watson Dr. 918 William St. Pastor K.S. Johnson www.cliffadamsonline.com Seneca, 882-8546 Seneca PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST ST. LUKE UNITED METHODIST Solving IRS Problems since 1989 1183 Coffee Rd. 607 East Main St. GOLDEN CORNER West Union, 638-3380 Walhalla, 638-3628 350 Earle St. BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD Walhalla, 638-2332 BOUNTY LAND BAPTIST PLEASANT RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD ST. MARK UNITED METHODIST Anne O McAlister 1926 Blue Ridge Blvd. 253 Oconee Station Rd. 1010 East Main St. 616 Quincy Rd. GRACE FAMILY CHURCH Seneca, 882-8131 Walhalla, 638-6520 Seneca, 882-9397 Seneca, 882-2603 A Place For New Beginnings Insurance Agency Inc 10121 Clemson Blvd., Seneca CORINTH BAPTIST POPLAR SPRINGS BAPTIST CONEROSS CHURCH OF GOD 100 Century Plaza, Suite 1 • Seneca • 882-0390 530 Old Clemson Hwy. 500 Poplar Springs Rd. 1577 Hefner Rd. ROCK SPRINGS UNITED HOSANNA FELLOWSHIP Seneca, 882-5556 Walhalla, 638-5400 Walhalla, 638-2433 241 Richland Rd. 509 Rochester Hwy. [email protected] Richland, 29675 Seneca, 885-1427 www.annemcalisterinsurance.com CROSS CREEK BAPTIST REEDY FORK BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 15550 Wells Hwy. 115 E. Reedy Fork Rd. 1016 Overbrook Dr. ZION UNITED METHODIST HOUSE OF JUDAH MINISTRIES Seneca, 882-0080 Seneca, 882-3533 Seneca, 882-5108 218 Zion Road 502 Goddard Ave. Walhalla, 864-506-4649 Seneca, 882-8577 CROSS ROADS BAPTIST RETURN BAPTIST FAIRVIEW CHURCH OF GOD 215 Cross Roads Dr. 733 Return Church Rd. 8931 Fairview NAZARENE KINGDOM DELIVERIES MINISTRIES Blue Ridge Electric Seneca, 972-3911 Seneca, 972-3616 Seneca, 985-0984 SENECA CHURCH 123 Browns Sq. Drive OF THE NAZARENE Walhalla, 381-8114 2328 Sandifer Blvd DOUBLE SPRINGS BAPTIST RICHLAND BAPTIST NEWRY CHURCH OF GOD 143 Bountyland Rd. 229 W. Harris Rd. 130 N. Strawberry Farm Rd. 234 Newry Rd. Seneca, 882-1558 LIFE CHANGING MINISTRIES Westminster Walhalla, 638-8741 Seneca, 882-4901 Seneca, 882-9365 936 S. Depot St. PRESBYTERIAN Seneca, 888-8260 EBENEZER BAPTIST ROCKY KNOLL BAPTIST NORTH WALHALLA BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN 502 East South 2nd St. 970 Highlands Hwy. CHURCH OF GOD LIGHTHOUSE MISSION Seneca, 882-2830 426 Deaton Rd. 580 Bethel Church Rd. Walhalla, 638-5713 Walhalla, 617-9001 301 E. Wesley St. DICKSON TRACTOR, INC Walhalla, 638-5070 Walhalla, 718-0897 GRACE BAPTIST SCENIC HEIGHTS BAPTIST 15195 Wells Hwy. TURNING POINT CHURCH OF GOD CROSSGATE PCA 303 E. North Avenue 1430 N. Hwy. 11 404 Keowee School Rd. MT. ZION Seneca, 888-0703 West Union, 638-5703 298C. Ritter Road FIRE BAPTIZED HOLINESS Walhalla, 638-6000 Seneca, 886-8005 Westminster, SC 29693 400 Pine St. HEPSIBAH BAPTIST SENECA BAPTIST OCONEE ARP Seneca, 985-0199 864-647-0791 1304 Friendship Rd. 1080 S. Oak St. EPISCOPAL Seneca, 882-4785 121 Rochester Hwy. Seneca, 882-2731 ASCENSION EPISCOPAL CHURCH Seneca, 882-8444 RESTORATION www.DicksonTractors.comTHE JOURNAL 214 Northampton Rd. FAMILY CHURCH HOPEWELL BAPTIST SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Seneca, 882-2006 SENECA PRESBYTERIAN Gignilliat Community Ctr 161 Hopewell Church Dr. 1324 Shiloh Rd. Seneca, 882-3016 Corner of Oak & South 1st St. Seneca, 280-4910 Seneca, 864-247-6042 INTER-DENOMINATIONAL Seneca, 882-2505 FIRST BAPTIST FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE SALVATION ARMY TRAVELERS REST BAPTIST 10099 Wells Hwy. WALHALLA PRESBYTERIAN 311 South John Street 403 E. Main St. 1125 Kilpatrick Rd. Walhalla, 638-2181 Seneca, 882-3054 600 E. Main St. Walhalla, 882-1160 THE JOURNAL Seneca, 882-6080 Walhalla, 638-3627 FLAT ROCK BAPTIST JEHOVAH’S WITNESS SENECA CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. PETER BAPTIST WELCOME WESLEYAN 10833 Clemson Blvd. • Local News 208 Flat Rock Rd. 221 Thomas Heights Circle KINGDOM HALL– Walhalla, 638-3339 1040 Ebenezer Rd. Seneca, 654-7105 Seneca, 885-9441 JEHOVAH’S WITNESS Seneca, 638-3063 120 Paradise Lane HOPE CHURCH MT. OLIVE BAPTIST TRINITY BAPTIST Seneca, 885-9250 • Tell Willie Seneca, 985-0830 WESLEYAN 3210 Blue Ridge Blvd. 504 S Oak St. SENECA WESLEYAN West Union, 638-3826 Seneca, 882-9396 KINGDOM HALL-JEHOVAH’S WITNESS 101 E. Crescent Dr. MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST 671 S. Hwy. 11 • Clemson & Local Sports Seneca, 882-7962 THE POTTER’S HOUSE 102 Mountain View Church Dr., WEST UNION BAPTIST West Union, 638-9870 Walhalla, 864-723-3231 105 Harrison Ave. 330 E. Main St. WEST UNION Walhalla West Union, 280-0065 LUTHERAN • Local Advertisements NEW CANAAN BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL ETERNAL SHEPHERD LUTHERAN 299 Main St. West Union TRI-COUNTY 11021 Fairview Church Rd. UTICA BAPTIST Seneca, 985-1114 220 Carson Rd. (864)638-3627 WORSHIP CENTER • Arrest Reports 4056 Wells Hwy. Seneca, 882-3209 451 East Perkins Creek Rd. Seneca, 882-9402 NEW HOPE BAPTIST TUCKASEGEE WESLEYAN Seneca, 888-8292 4010 Keowee School Rd. ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN 114 White Oak St. •Community Activities VICTORY BAPTIST-INDEPENDENT Seneca, 882-0828 301 W. Main St. Walhalla, 882-4944 TRINITY PRAISE & 401 South Laurel St. Walhalla, 638-6363 WORSHIP CENTER • Feature Articles NEW GALILEE BAPTIST Walhalla, 324-2217 101 Stribling Rd. METHODIST OTHER Seneca, 647-7404 209 South Church St. CATHOLIC Walhalla, 638-5774 ANN HOPE UNITED METHODIST FAIRVIEW • Classified Ads ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC 702 Goddard Ave. COMMUNITY CHURCH THE TRUTH OUTREACH ZION BAPTIST 170 Bountyland Rd. Seneca, 882-5502 331 Ebenezer Rd., West Union 185 Cornerstone Dr. 650 Sitton Mill Rd. Seneca, 882-8551 West Union, 638-8092 Seneca, 882-1077 NEW HARMONY UNITED FIRST CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC METHODIST CHRIST, SCIENTIST CORNERSTONE CATHEDRAL MISS A DAY … OPEN DOOR BAPTIST 103 W. Mauldin St. 207 W. South 2nd St. 327 Main Street Seneca, 882-6227 185 Cornerstone Dr. West Union, 3673 Blue Ridge Blvd. Walhall, 638-2984 Seneca, 882-7356 FOOTHILLS ALLIANCE CHURCH 864-280-4365 MISS A LOT! Walhalla, 638-5211 4271 S. Hwy 11, Westminster To subscribe visit Church listings are rotated, by city, on a weekly basis. If your church is located in one of the cities featured this week, www.upstatetoday.com/subscribe and your church is not listed. Please call Aubry at 864-973-6689. or call 882-2375 today! Please help us keep this page going, become a sponsor for just $14! Call Keith at 864-973-6676 today. For Saturday, July 3, 2021 SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021 THE JOURNAL D3

DOW NASDAQ S&P 500 10-YR T-NOTE 30-YR T-BOND CRUDE OIL GOLD EURO p34,786.35 +152.82 p14,639.33 +116.95 p 4,352.34 +32.40 q1.43% -.05 q2.05% -.02 q $75.16 -.07 p $1,782.60 +6.70 p $1.1868 +.0026 Money&Markets elp anted ust care t conc aroeter Job openings Wholesale inventories The number of job openings is rising by month The Federal Reserve delivers its latest snapshot of U.S. The Commerce Department serves seasonally adjusted percent change as more businesses that closed due est. consumer borrowing Thursday. up its monthly snapshot of U.S. 10 mil. 1.5% to the pandemic reopen. 9.29 9.26 The tally, which excludes mortgages and other loans wholesale business inventories 1.4 8.29 1.2 est. U.S. employers advertised a 7.53 secured by real estate, is expected to show consumer Friday. 8 7.10 1.2 1.1 record 9.3 million jobs in April. Hotels 6.75 borrowing rose by $19 billion Wholesale companies boosted 1.01.0 and restaurants, reopening after 6 in May, up from April’s $18.6 their stockpiles in April by 1%, the 0.9 being forced to close or curb hours billion increase. That gain in ninth consecutive monthly increase. during the pandemic, have been 4 April pushed total consumer Economists predict inventories held 0.6 among the biggest advertisers of job credit to $4.24 trillion. Con- by wholesalers increased 1.1% in 0.3 2 0.3

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Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 6MO 1YR Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 75.16 75.23 -0.09 +54.9 Exchange U.S. crude oil 3-month T-bill .05 .05 ... t s s .15 USD per British Pound 1.3837 +.0082 +.59% 1.3673 1.2464 Ethanol (gal) 2.48 2.48 ... +73.1 Canadian Dollar 1.2318 -.0125 -1.01% 1.2722 1.3581 inched lower Fri- Heating Oil (gal) 2.18 2.16 +1.06 +46.9 6-month T-bill .05 .05 ... t s s .16 The dollar fell USD per Euro 1.1868 +.0026 +.22% 1.2136 1.1234 day, while the Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.70 3.66 +1.07 +45.7 versus several 52-wk T-bill .07 .08 -0.01 t s s .15 Japanese Yen 111.06 -.57 -.51% 103.25 107.56 price of natural Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.30 2.27 +1.42 +61.5 major currencies, 2-year T-note .24 .25 -0.01 t s s .14 Mexican Peso 19.7701 -.2377 -1.20% 19.8823 22.4472 gas, heating oil 5-year T-note .86 .89 -0.03 t s t .29 including the and wholesale METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD The yield on the Japanese yen, 7-year T-note 1. 19 1.24 -0.05 t t t .50 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST gasoline rose. Gold (oz) 1782.60 1775.90 +0.38 -5.8 10-year Trea- British pound 10-year T-note 1.43 1.48 -0.05 t t t .67 The price of gold, Silver (oz) 26.48 26.08 +1.56 +0.6 sury fell to and euro. The Israeli Shekel 3.2715 +.0028 +.09% 3.2226 3.4418 30-year T-bond 2.05 2.07 -0.02 t t t 1.43 Norwegian Krone 8.5915 -.0439 -.51% 8.6305 9.5339 silver and copper Platinum (oz) 1085.40 1078.40 +0.65 +0.9 1.43% Friday. greenback also South African Rand 14.2552 -.2179 -1.53% 14.6623 16.9707 also rose. Copper (lb) 4.28 4.24 +0.94 +21.9 Yields affect lost ground to the Swedish Krona 8.5418 -.0400 -.47% 8.2670 9.3216 rates on mort- Swiss franc, Swiss Franc .9205 -.0058 -.63% .8897 .9458 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD gages and other NAT’L WK 6MO 1YR Mexican peso Cattle (lb) 1.22 1.24 -1.27 +8.0 consumer CONSUMER RATES AVG AGO AGO AGO and Canadian Coffee (lb) 1.53 1.56 -2.14 +19.3 ASIA/PACIFIC loans. dollar. Corn (bu) 6.97 7.20 -3.13 +44.1 48 month new car loan 4.11 r 4.11 4.01 4.02 Australian Dollar 1.3280 -.0122 -.92% 1.2978 1.4444 Cotton (lb) 0.86 0.85 +1.20 +10.1 Money market account 0.08 r 0.08 0.08 0.20 Chinese Yuan 6.4730 +.0039 +.06% 6.5330 7.0670 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 756.70 735.30 +2.91 -13.5 PRIME FED 1 year CD 0.30 r 0.30 0.30 0.39 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7659 -.0001 -.00% 7.7529 7.7505 Orange Juice (lb) 1.24 1.23 +1.22 +0.7 RATE FUNDS $30K Home equity loan 4.68 r 4.68 4.68 4.76 Indian Rupee 74.477 -.069 -.09% 73.094 74.783 Soybeans (bu) 14.52 14.47 +0.35 +10.4 LAST 3.25 .13 Singapore Dollar 1.3466 -.0027 -.20% 1.3221 1.3948 30 year fixed mortgage 3.07 t 3.13 3.10 2.87 Wheat (bu) 6.46 6.59 -1.94 +0.8 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 South Korean Won 1131.86 -3.21 -.28% 1089.92 1198.59 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 15 year fixed mortgage 2.39 t 2.44 2.37 2.34 Taiwan Dollar 27.94 +.01 +.04% 28.08 29.46 (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)

4,360 34,840 S&P 500 Dow Jones industrials GAiners ($2 or More) Losers ($2 or More) Most Active ($1 or More) STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK LAST CHG %CHG STOCK VOL (00s) LAST CHG 4,260 Close: 4,352.34 34,060 Close: 34,786.35 Change: 32.40 (0.8%) Change: 152.82 (0.4%) SeqentB hrs 15.70 +7.40 +89.2 GlimpsGr n 12.44 -5.22 -29.6 Bridglne h 1409586 8.97 +3.22 4,160 10 DAYS 33,280 10 DAYS EcoWvPw n 18.79 +7.94 +73.2 ArrowPhm 63.13 -21.83 -25.7 VirgnGal 1353517 44.94 +1.75 Alector 35.21 +12.80 +57.1 WirelessT 2.97 -.69 -18.9 MarinSft rs 1207507 20.29 +5.21 4,400 35,000 Bridglne h 8.97 +3.22 +56.0 CitiusPh 2.15 -.45 -17.3 DiDi Glb n 1009702 15.53 -.87 TAT Tch h 8.45 +2.53 +42.6 PulseBiosc 17.25 -3.57 -17.1 AMC Ent 901094 51.96 -2.26 34,000 4,200 33,000 Company 4,000 32,000 Spotlight Tesla delivers 31,000 Tesla delivered 201,250 electric vehicles in the second of the quarter. 3,800 quarter despite a global computer chip shortage that has Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y combined for 199,360 30,000 hit nearly every automaker. second-quarter deliveries, while deliveries 3,600 29,000 The number fell short of Wall Street for the higher-priced Model S and Model X JF MAMJ JF MAMJ estimates of 207,000 vehicles, but was added up to 1,890. better than first-quarter sales of The Palo Alto, California-based 185,000. Sales from April through June automaker will report its complete StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR YTD more than doubled the same period last second-quarter earnings in early August. DOW 34,821.93 34,613.49 34,786.35 +152.82 +0.44% s s s +13.66% year, when the start of the coronavirus Tesla shares rose almost 3% in early NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 15,075.00 15,003.40 15,036.23 -41.35 -0.27% s t s +20.22% pandemic forced Tesla and other trading but closed just slightly higher at DOW Util. 886.51 881.33 885.78 +0.62 +0.07% t t s +2.44% automakers to close factories for much $678.90 as investors took profits. Vol. (in mil.) 2,904 3,431 NYSE Comp. 16,689.43 16,608.34 16,674.85 +33.89 +0.20% s t s +14.80% Pvs. Volume 3,391 4,000 NASDAQ 14,649.11 14,555.33 14,639.33 +116.95 +0.81% s s s +13.59% Tesla (TSLA) Friday’s close: $678.90, +0.98 Total return 1-yr 3-yrs* 5-yrs* s s s Advanced 1201 1210 S&P 500 4,355.43 4,326.60 4,352.34 +32.40 +0.75% +15.87% TSLA 180.9% 122.8 73.3 Declined 1260 2047 S&P 400 2,721.32 2,701.49 2,709.57 -7.47 -0.27% t t s +17.47% 52-WEEK RANGE Price-earnings ratio: 680 New Highs 167 105 Wilshire 5000 45,594.19 45,313.77 45,563.39 +249.63 +0.55% s s s +15.48% $237 $900 (Based on past 12-month results) Market cap: $653.1 billion New Lows 9 32 Russell 2000 2,332.95 2,302.94 2,305.76 -23.60 -1.01% t s s +16.76% AP *annualized Source: FactSet Stocks of Local Interest

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AFLAC Inc AFL 33.37 9 57.57 54.15 +.15 +0.3% t t s +21.8% +52.3% 2836 7 1.32f Itron Inc ITRI 53.49 7 122.31 98.33 -2.54 -2.5% t s t +2.5% +50.9% 252 ... 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Merck & Co MRK 15.32 9 87.80 78.60 +.61 +0.8% s s s -3.9% +8.9% 7665 28 2.60f Caterpillar Inc CAT 123.28 8 246.69 217.76 +1.05 +0.5% s t s +19.6% +75.3% 2432 35 4.44f Microsoft Corp MSFT 193.55 0 271.84 277.65 +6.05 +2.2% s s s +24.8% +34.2% 26443 38 2.24 Chesapeake Util CPK 72.89 0 124.94 121.60 -.49 -0.4% t s s +12.4% +45.4% 28 27 1.92f Norfolk Sthn NSC 169.06 9 295.14 270.91 +1.63 +0.6% s t s +14.0% +53.4% 1433 30 3.96f Chevron Corp CVX 65.16 9 113.11 106.07 -.14 -0.1% t t s +25.6% +23.2% 7107 dd 5.36f Oconee Fed Fin OFED 20.70 5 27.00 23.37 +.18 +0.8% s t r -7.6% -7.7% 1 0.40 Citigroup C 40.49 8 80.29 70.41 -.60 -0.8% t t t +14.2% +42.5% 13215 10 2.04 Oracle Corp ORCL 53.66 9 85.03 81.82 +2.28 +2.9% s t s +26.5% +42.7% 15258 84 1.28f CocaCola Co KO 43.55 9 56.48 54.18 +.22 +0.4% t t s -1.2% +24.8% 10603 30 1.68f PepsiCo PEP 128.32 0 149.27 148.91 +.71 +0.5% s s s +0.4% +15.2% 3835 28 4.30f Colgate-Palmolive CL 71.89 7 86.41 81.70 -.04 ...% s t s -4.5% +13.5% 2752 26 1.80f Pfizer Inc PFE 32.20 7 43.08 39.73 +.17 +0.4% s s s +7.9% +31.4% 16588 20 1.56 Disney DIS 108.10 8 203.02 177.11 -.15 -0.1% t r s -2.2% +57.6% 11095 1. 76 Philip Morris Intl PM 68.93 0 100.95 100.30 +.41 +0.4% s s s +21.1% +48.3% 2763 18 4.80f Duke Energy DUK 78.52 8 108.00 99.51 -.04 ...% t t s +8.7% +28.4% 1779 56 3.86f Schlumberger Ltd SLB 13.70 9 36.87 32.79 -.28 -0.8% t t s +50.2% +76.8% 7582 0.50 Enbridge Inc ENB 26.97 0 41.13 40.69 +.30 +0.7% s s s +27.2% +28.2% 2606 56 2.55 t t t Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 31.11 0 64.93 63.17 -.09 -0.1% t s s +53.3% +48.8% 14551 81 3.48 Sonoco Prods SON 48.20 9 69.83 66.57 -.11 -0.2% +12.4% +31.3% 344 32 1.72 FedEx Corp FDX 130.12 9 319.90 299.38 +.26 +0.1% s t s +15.3% +114.7% 1335 26 3.00f 3M Company MMM 148.80 9 208.95 199.89 +.80 +0.4% s t s +14.4% +31.1% 1613 22 5.92f Gen Dynamics GD 129.17 9 197.51 188.54 +.49 +0.3% r t s +26.7% +29.0% 620 4.76f Truist Financial Cp TFC 33.47 8 62.69 56.03 -.27 -0.5% t t s +16.9% +52.6% 3093 1.80 Gen Electric GE 5.93 9 14.42 13.36 -.12 -0.9% s t t +23.7% +97.7% 33140 38 0.04 Verizon Comm VZ 53.31 4 61.95 56.44 +.15 +0.3% s t s -3.9% +6.2% 11383 13 2.52 HP Inc HPQ 16.02 8 36.00 30.70 +.35 +1.2% s s s +24.8% +77.6% 6295 11 0.78f WalMart Strs WMT 118.22 7 153.66 140.11 +.79 +0.6% s t t -2.8% +19.6% 8751 32 2.20f Honeywell Intl HON 137.53 9 234.02 221.32 +.70 +0.3% s t s +4.1% +54.3% 1543 34 3.72 Wells Fargo & Co WFC 20.76 9 48.13 45.07 -.34 -0.7% t t t +49.3% +78.5% 13218 31 0.40m IBM IBM 105.92 8 152.84 140.02 -6.82 -4.6% t t t +11.2% +26.8% 16806 22 6.56f Wendys Co WEN 18.86 5 29.46 23.17 -.02 -0.1% r s t +5.7% +9.0% 1161 50 0.40f Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. 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For The Seneca Planning Commission NEED complete terms of sale, see Judg- will hold a Public Meeting on Monday, July 19, 2021, at 6:00 PM in FREE TIME E&E TREE SERVICE ment of Foreclosure and Sale filed with the Oconee County Clerk of the CityHall Council Chambers for Let Us Do The Cleaning! Landscaping Court at C/A #2019CP3700639. the purpose of hearing the following • Tree Trimming proposed application for Zoning Mulch NOTICE: The foreclosure deed is Amendment. • Tree Topping not a warranty deed. Interested Claire Lee Clean Now Is The Perfect Time! Pine Straw • Tree Dropping bidders should satisfy themselves Docket No 1: ZA -2021-06 River Stone & Sod as to the quality of title to be Property Owner: Morgan Legacy Cleaner & Brighter • Driveways & Sidewalks • Tree Removal conveyed by obtaining an inde- Partners INC • One-story Homes pendent title search prior to the Applicant: Chad Kirby Michelle Wright 864-482-1600 100’ Bucket Truck foreclosure sale date. Property Location: E S 7th St. • Porches & Decks and S Townville St. 864-593-6535 & Mulching Available John J. Hearn Tax Map #'s: 520-46-01-002, [email protected] • Siding & Brick Please Call Attorney for Plaintiff 520-46-01-004, 520-46-06-003, Home & Condo Cleaning • And More! Beverly H. Whitfield and 520-46-06-002 Call 973-6676 To List 864-972-7217 P.O. Box 100200 Present Zoning: PD-R Weekly, Bi-weekly, Tri-weekly, Call For FREE Estimates Your Business In The Clerk of Court for Requested Zoning: R-6 Monthly, Custom Schedule, Gerald Furney- Owner Columbia, SC 29202-3200 Service Finder! Oconee County All persons interested in the pro- Move-In & Move-Out Cleaning HAM 113 Michelle Lane (803) 744-4444 posed are invited to attend this Grime 013263-11802 meeting. The Planning Commission Professional • Licensed • Reliable Seneca, SC 29678 Website: www.rogerstownsend.com may recommendapproval or denial of Aﬀordable • Bonded & Insured (see link to Resources/Foreclosure these amendment, or the Commis- Fighter M&C Lawncare FREE ESTIMATES Sales) sion may take no action. Seneca City CALL TODAY FOR A FREE QUOTE! LICENSED & INSURED Council has finalauthority on any Jaxon Ham: 864-903-4040 NOTICE OF SALE zoning amendments. For more infor- & General BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore mation, contact 885-2726. granted in the case of: Wells Fargo Landscaping Bank, N.A. vs. Amber J. Mabry; Ford HOME IMPROVEMENT Got Some Spring Pressure Washing & Bush Hogging Motor Credit Company, LLC; Dennis Loyd Nash; Susan D. Nash; C/A No. Residential & Commercial McEwen 2020CP3700161, the following prop- Repair Projects? erty will be sold on August 2, 2021, A Touch of Fire.. 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