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PLAYOFFS BEGIN INSIDE House stops impeachment probe of FOR AREA SIX TEAMS U.S. stocks fall for eighth Bentley as attorney general investigates straight day Ward named acting director are not abdicating our responsibility. NEW YORK (AP) of Alabama public safety / A9 Everything the committee has done re- mains in effect.” — Stocks retreated MONTGOMERY (AP) — An Ala- Meanwhile, the governor’s attorney for an eighth con- bama House committee’s impeachment said Thursday that he knew of no in- secutive day on investigation of Gov. Robert Bentley vestigation by the attorney general into Thursday as nerv- was suspended Thursday at the request the governor or his staff. of the state attorney general who is Attorney General Luther Strange ous investors re- conducting a separate investigation, sent a letter Thursday to the committee main transfixed on the committee chairman announced. chairman saying that would be “pru- the potential out- In a press statement, Judiciary Com- dent and beneficial” if the Judiciary come of next Gov. Robert mittee Chairman Mike Jones said, “We Committee suspended its investigation, are temporarily suspending activity at week’s U.S. presi- Bentley the attorney general’s request but we See BENTLEY, A9 dential election, Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris which has become Oakman quarterback Jon Avery (11) tries to get away from Cor- too close to call. FORMER JASPER POLICE CHIEF LAID TO REST / A5 ner’s Trent Shedd (18) during the first half of last week’s regular season finale. Oakman and Cor- ner both begin play tonight in the BRIEFS first round of the Alabama High Health fair School Athletic Association’s state playoffs. Oakman travels to Mont- set for today gomery Academy, while Corner at Jasper Mall plays at Briarwood Christian. Alabama Hospice Other playoff games tonight in- Center will host a clude Cordova at Jacksonville, special health fair Sumiton Christian at Cherokee, from 9 a.m. until 3 Lynn at Hackleburg and Addison p.m. today at Jasper hosting Shoals Christian. All play- Mall. off games kick off at 7 p.m.

Pilot Club’s holiday bazaar, auction on Dollar General tap Saturday now under The Pilot Club of Jasper will host its construction annual Holiday Bazaar and Silent Funeral services were held in Goodsprings Auction from 9 a.m. Thursday for former Jasper until 1 p.m. Satur- Police Chief Bobby Cain, By NICOLE SMITH day at the Jasper who died last Friday in an Daily Mountain Eagle Civic Center in auto accident in Pen- GOODSPRINGS — Residents in downtown Jasper. sacola, Fla. Law enforce- Goodsprings will be the newest com- The event will in- ment personnel from munity to receive a Dollar General clude numerous across Walker County were store. vendors from across Construction workers have broke on hand to pay their re- ground and are currently working on the county. spects to Cain, who retired the foundation of a new Dollar General in 2010. At left, current in Parrish, serving the Goodsprings area. The store is located along Ala- Jasper Police Chief J.C. bama Highway 269, across from Good- DEATHS Poe presents an American springs Full Gospel Church. flag to Cain’s widow, Cindi. Dollar General’s corporate office con- Clarence Jesse Powell, 83, firmed the new store location, which Jasper will be the first of its kind for the resi- Rebecca Morgan Arnold, 62, Casa Grande, Ariz. See STORE, A9 Michael Keith McGuff, 5, Carbon Hill DINNER THEATER Full obituaries / A2 TAKES THE STAGE WEATHER

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? Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503    Obituary policy : The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes obit- Rebecca Morgan Arnold uaries for a minimum $40 charge for a stan- @ Rebecca Morgan Arnold, 62, of Casa Grande, Ariz., dard obituary. The standard obituary   includes the deceased’s complete name, age, #: passed away Monday, Oct. 31, 2016, in Arizona. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the fam- occupation, date, cause and place of death, ily. time and place of services and survivors. Pho- tographs of the deceased are welcome, but not required. ? If the obituary exceeds standard space, ad-   : ditional charges may be incurred. Information must be received from the fu- neral home handling the arrangements and  
  
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; % < <% side Thursday in the town of Woodruff, that was the last place that a cellphone 80 miles northwest of the state capital of tied to this case pinged.” This photo made avail- Columbia. The sheriff said a registered sex of- able by the Spartan- Wright said she had a chain around fender identified as Todd Christopher burg, S.C., County Big Las Vegas casino-hotel her neck. Kohlhepp has been arrested in connec- Sheriff's Office shows He says she told deputies she had been tion with the incident. Todd Kohlhepp of evacuated due to power outage kept in the container for two months and Wright said the woman, who worked had been fed regularly. for Kohlhepp, has told investigators that Moore, S.C. Kohlhepp LAS VEGAS (AP) — Thousands of guests and employ- The sheriff said the container meas- there may be other victims. was arrested Thursday ees were evacuated Thursday from a big hotel-casino on ured 30 feet by 15 feet by 10 or 12 feet. It “We’re trying to make sure that we in connection to a the Las Vegas Strip due to a power outage that lasted was chained and locked. A message seek- don’t have a serial killer on our hands,” woman being found hours. The entire Paris Las Vegas lost power at about ing additional comment from the sher- Wright said. 9:45 a.m. when a contractor working in the basement iff’s office wasn’t immediately returned Records indicate Kohlhepp is a li- chained inside a stor- cut into the main power line, Clark County spokes- Thursday. censed real estate agent as well as a li- age container on a woman Stacey Welling said. Anderson Police Chief Jim Stewart censed pilot. In 1986, he was convicted property in W oodruff, No injuries were reported, but Welling said fire crews said his department’s investigation into and sentenced to prison for kidnapping S.C. had to rescue 11 people who were trapped in five differ- the disappearance of the woman and and dangerous crimes against children. ent elevators at the hotel owned by Caesars Entertain- ment Corp. Rich Broome, the company’s executive vice president, said full restoration of power was expected sometime Homeless in a Montgomery mission being offered help Thursday but he was not sure when. It remained out late Thursday afternoon. MONTGOMERY (AP) — Chris College. who don’t know about the Friendship “We’re trying to keep people out of the casinos because Dowdell was on a work shift at the “It’s something I never would have Mission,” Middleton said. “Or they it’s pitch black in there,” Broome told reporters at a noon Friendship Mission Thrift Store dreamed,” he said. have a concept that all homeless peo- briefing. when a woman approached him, ask- “Project 7: Homelessness to Hope” ple are drunks and drug addicts. For Some evacuations began immediately after the outage ing him if he believed in what God told the stories of the homeless me, the biggest thing in the commu- was reported. Welling said the approximately 3,000 peo- told him to do. served through the Friendship Mis- nity was bringing out there that ple who remained in the building were told to leave He said yes. sion, and how they overcame lives there are people, with a little bit of Thursday afternoon because the battery power was run- She told him she did as well, and filled with drugs and alcohol. It told help, who want to turn their lives ning low on the building’s fire alarm system. that she was told to talk to him about stories of how many found a renewed around. A lot of people acknowledged Most of the guests were being sent to neighboring ho- his education, and to provide funding faith and how they formed not only a that, and wanted to know how they tels, including Bally’s and Planet Hollywood. for it. relationship with God, but with each could help. Jay Sarno of Santa Fe Springs, California told the Las “I wanted to cry,” Dowdell, 19, said other in the shelters. “Sometimes that is more valuable Vegas Review-Journal he won more than $1,000 on a of last week’s encounter with the Friendship Mission has 37 men than donations. We have people that Keno machine just before the power went out. woman. “I just wanted to cry. I was housed at the men’s shelter — come in and do mentorships with not expecting that. It changed my Friendship Mission West — on Mo- some of our residents. Some volun- whole day, my whole mood, that bile Highway, and 45 women and teer to come in and do Bible studies. somebody wanted to actually do that children at the shelter on Chisholm Some come and sit with the residents VOLUME 55 NUMBER 162 for me. It was amazing. It’s amazing.” Street. Between 10,000 and 12,000 and come in and fix lunch. Or they’ll Dowdell and his mother, Sophia meals are served every month be- sit down with the ladies, or go to the Dowdell, were featured in the Mont- tween the two locations. Twice a day, men’s shelter and go in and sit with Daily Mountain Eagle gomery Advertiser last week during every day, anyone who is hungry and them.” - Main Office - the seven-day “Project 7: Homeless- needs a hot meal can walk through And sometimes, people who want 1301 E. Viking Drive Member ness to Hope” series, which identified the Mobile Highway doors and eat at to help will walk into a thrift store Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau the needs of the Friendship Mission, its soup kitchen. and talk to a 19-year-old who wants Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations Montgomery’s largest homeless shel- Through “Project 7,” the Advertiser to go to college, but who lacks trans- ter in the River Region. In the series, asked for donations to help with the portation and the funding needed. Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday the Dowdells shared their story of shelter’s needs, such as hygiene prod- After the offer of having his college Closed Saturday & Sunday homelessness, of Sophia Dowdell’s ucts, fitted twin sheets, laundry de- funded, Dowdell has made plans to Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain past drug use, of living in cars and tergent and pajamas for all ages. obtain his driver’s permit on Tuesday, Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain running out of money at hotels. Of “There’s really no words, honestly, and soon after, test for his license. Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: walking into Friendship Mission for the outpouring from the commu- “Another lady showed up the next 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily North — a homeless shelter for nity,” said Tammy Middleton, execu- day and said she would help with a Mountain Eagle, 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to women and women with children — tive director of the Friendship car,” he said. “It’s like all the pieces subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, in July 2013. Mission. “From all the phone calls, a have fallen into place.” AL, and additional mailing offices (if applicable). And about staying there for 19 lot of which were just encourage- And his mother, who finished her POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Mountain Eagle, PO Box 1469, months. ment. They didn’t have money, but master’s degree in professional coun- Jasper, AL 35502-1469 (USPS 144-040). The woman who approached Chris wanted to find ways they could help. seling while living in the shelter, and MISS YOUR PAPER? Your carrier is an independent contractor who is contracted Dowdell had read his story in the That was really sweet.” who works as a case manager at the with the Daily Mountain Eagle to deliver, collect and otherwise serve you, the “Project 7” series. She read about his Aside from the woman who offered men’s shelter, said the experience of subscriber. However, as a service to our subscribers and independent contractors, anger when he entered the shelter to pay for Dowdell’s education, Mid- meeting the woman who offered to fi- our circulation department is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. & 7-10 on Sat. & Sun. to handle any problems that arise. If you do not receive your paper by 9 with his mother at age 15, but also dleton received a call from a man nance her son’s education “was over- a.m., please call our circulation department at 221-2884 and every effort will be about how hard he worked to build who wanted to help with the shelter’s whelming. made to get a copy of the paper to you that morning. his life, and about doubling his course donation “Dream List,” including fi- “It is,” she said. “She came here and Jasper, Alabama 35501 load at Robert E. Lee High School so nancing two vans and the financing explained to me the same thing she SUBSCRIPTION 3 6 1 he could graduate on time with the needed for a new laundry room at the Telephone 221-2840 RATES BY MAIL MONTHS MONTHS YEAR explained to him. I’m just very appre- class of 2015. She also learned Periodical Postage Paid at Jasper, AL Walker County $28.50 $57.00 $114.00 men’s shelter. 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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa man jailed Thursday in the killings of two police offi- cers was facing intense money problems, had been found by a judge to hit and financially exploit his mother and was ordered to move out of her basement AP Photo hours before the shootings. The flag flies at half-staff over the Urbandale lice Scott Michael Greene, Department Wednesday in Urbandale, Iowa. Ur- 46, was arrested Thursday afternoon after detectives bandale officer Justin Martin and Des Moines offi- questioned him at the Des cer Sgt. Anthony Beminio were ambushed and Moines police station. fatally shot in separate attacks Wednesday as they Greene was secured with sat in their patrol cars, authorities said. the handcuffs that had be- longed to the patrolmen who were killed in am- bush-style attacks, Des Moines Sgt. Anthony Bem- inio and Urbandale officer Justin Martin, and was Let’s Elect later booked into the AP Photo county jail. Law enforcement officials investigate at the scene of a shooting Wednesday The Right Man For The Greene was charged in Urbandale, Iowa. Authorities apprehended a man Wednesday suspected with two counts of first-de- Chairman Of Walker gree murder. If convicted, in the early morning killings of two Des Moines area police officers who were he would receive an auto- shot to death while sitting in their patrol cars in what authorities described County Commission! matic sentence of life in as separate ambush-style attacks. prison without parole. A statement from Des phone. She wrote in the police dog apparently hid- of his third day of employ- Dan Wright Moines police said the in- application that she be- den in a wooded area ment “because he was not vestigation has produced lieved her son “set me up “where no person probably taking directions and was- Is The Right Man! probable cause to support to get me in trouble.” Patri- could have found it,” said n’t working.” Paid Political Advertisement by Pick Deason of Parrish the charges. cia Greene wrote that Des Moines police Nicklin said the com- Police said earlier while she was in jail, Scott spokesman Sgt. Paul pany gave Greene the Thursday that a search Greene told one of her Parizek. chance to come back the dog recovered a high-pow- friends that Patricia Parizek thanked the next day on a different ered rifle in a wooded area Greene needed to give him community for its outpour- crew but “he chose not to that they believe Greene $20,000 and that if his ing of support and said the show up” and quit instead. used to fire on the officers. mother paid, “he would officers represent “the se- “We wish we never Greene had been hospital- move and not bother” her curity blanket you guys would have contact with ized for treatment of a pre- again. sleep under every night.” this person,” she said. existing medical condition Patricia Greene also He said a motive for the “We’re all devastated.” following his surrender wrote that her son had shootings remains unclear. Other court records re- Wednesday morning. sent an acquaintance “a Greene was hired last veal Greene’s mounting fi- He left the hospital bunch of rambling, offen- month to work at Central nancial problems. Thursday. sive” text messages, Iowa Fencing, a construc- Last year, a credit union Greene, an unemployed warned that he would no tion business in suburban attempted to collect a father who lived in the Des longer take care of her cat Des Moines, but quit $5,000 debt from Greene Moines suburb of Urban- and was going through her within days, a manager by garnishing wages from dale, was behaving errati- personal belongings. She there said Thursday. one of his former employ- cally and increasingly said her son had subjected Greene “was pretty des- ers and two banks with desperate for money in re- her to mental, emotional perate” for a job and told which he had accounts. cent weeks, court records and financial abuse. the company he had a But none of them reported show. A temporary protective teenage daughter he having funds. District Judge Carla order was issued Oct. 20. needed to support, officer The debt grew beyond Schemmel ruled Tuesday Schemmel issued the per- manager Sara Nicklin $10,000, and there’s no in- that Greene had commit- manent order during Tues- said. He has at least two dication it was ever paid. ted elder abuse against his day’s hearing, where it was other children. An apartment complex 66-year-old mother, Patri- served on Scott Greene. Court records show he filed a $1,300 claim for cia Greene, by “physically The order, which warned has another daughter who delinquent lease payments hitting and financially ex- that any violations would is an adult, and the Iowa that he hasn’t paid. ploiting” her. lead to his arrest, also di- National Guard confirmed In August, a court or- She ordered him to move rected Greene to return Thursday that his 26-year- dered Greene to pay an- out of his mother’s home, $10,000 to his mother and old son is a member. other company a $678 debt where he had been living to not take any of her as- Greene initially con- charged to a Best Buy in a basement bedroom, sets. tacted the company look- credit card. before Nov. 6 and to stay Beminio, 38, and Martin, ing for work last summer away from the home for a 24, were shot after 1 a.m. but there were no open- year. Wednesday while sitting ings. Patricia Greene had ap- in their patrol cars in sep- The company gave plied for the restraining arate incidents less than 2 Greene a chance after he order Oct. 19, two days miles apart. Several bul- inquired again last month, after she was arrested and lets were fired into the ve- even though he had no ex- charged with striking her hicles. perience building fences, son in the face during an The .223-caliber rifle be- Nicklin said. altercation that he had lieved to be used was dis- She said Greene was recorded with his cell- covered Wednesday by a sent home on the morning

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Experts say we t t t New Lows 103 Russell 2000 1168.13 1156.08 1156.89 -5.63 -0.48% +1.85% should get used to these annual rises, unless we’re ready to accept signifi- 227 cant changes in how we consume health care. Stocks of Local Interest U.S. stocks closed lower YTD YTD Thursday as investors Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Why health care eats more remained transfixed by next AFLAC 1.72f 2.5 11 68.84 +.45 +14.9 IntPap 1.85f 4.2 16 43.60 -.58 +15.6 week’s U.S. presidential AT&T Inc 1.96f 5.4 14 36.63 +.26 +6.5 Kroger s .48 1.5 14 31.02 -1.20 -25.8 election. Thursday’s decline AllegTch .32 2.4 dd 13.40 +.24 +19.1 Lowes 1.40 2.1 18 66.59 +.03 -12.4 extended the market’s losing Alphabet A ...... 26 782.19 -6.23 +.5 McDnlds 3.76f 3.4 21 111.72 -.67 -5.4 Altria 2.44f 3.7 22 65.07 -.05 +11.8 Microsoft 1.56f 2.6 25 59.21 -.22 +6.7 of your paycheck every year streak to its eighth day. Health Amazon ...... cc 767.03 +1.47 +13.5 NorthropG 3.60 1.6 21 225.54 -3.13 +19.5 care and technology stocks Apple Inc 2.28 2.1 13 109.83 -1.19 +4.3 Penney ...... dd 8.24 -.17 +23.7 By TOM MURPHY Employee Benefit Research Institute. were among the biggest fallers. BkofAm .30f 1.8 13 16.48 ... -2.1 PepsiCo 3.01 2.8 23 106.63 -.08 +6.7 AP Health Writer A device maker may come up with a B iPVxST rs ...... q 37.88 +1.96 0.0 PhilipMor 4.16f 4.3 21 96.23 +.18 +9.5 Fitbit FIT ChesEng ...... dd 5.40 +.09 +20.0 PUVixST rs ...... q 20.38 +2.06 0.0 new hip that improves a patient’s quality CocaCola 1.40 3.3 25 42.03 -.02 -2.2 RegionsFn .26f 2.5 13 10.46 -.05 +9.0 Millions of Americans are finding out of life, but it’s likely more expensive and Close: $8.51 -4.30 or -33.6% CrackerB 4.60 3.4 18 134.03 -1.59 +5.7 S&P500ETF4.13e 2.0 q 208.78 -.96 +2.4 this month that the price of their health the surgery might require the same num- The maker of wearable fitness mon- Cummins 4.10 3.4 14 121.75 +.03 +38.3 SearsHldgs ...... dd 11.06 -.49 -46.2 insurance is going up next year — as it ber of doctors and nurses or more, A drug- itors slashed its earnings outlook af- Disney 1.42 1.5 16 93.37 +1.46 -11.1 SiriusXM .01p ... 34 4.13 ... +1.5 ter its third-quarter profit plummet- Facebook ...... 42 120.00 -7.17 +14.7 SPDR Fncl .46e 2.4 q 19.55 +.02 +1.0 did this year, last year, and most of the maker might produce a new treatment ed. FedExCp 1.60f .9 16 173.65 +1.27 +16.6 SynovusFn .48 1.5 17 32.49 +.15 +.3 years before that. that dramatically improves a condition $20 And it’s not just that the price is going FstHorizon .28 1.9 17 15.07 +.01 +3.8 TevaPhrm 1.36e 3.5 14 39.20 -4.13 -40.3 but it may come with a bill of more than 15 Fitbit n ...... 11 8.51 -4.30 -71.2 Textron .08 .2 15 39.02 +.02 -7.1 up, it’s that it goes up faster than wages $50,000 in the meantime. Flowserve .76 1.8 16 41.68 +.09 -1.0 TractSupp .96f 1.5 21 65.61 -.04 -23.3 and inflation, eating away at our ability Device and drugmakers have been pro- 10 FordM .60a 5.3 5 11.35 -.05 -19.4 US Bancrp 1.02 2.3 14 44.05 +.05 +3.2 5 FrontierCm .42 13.4 45 3.13 -.26 -33.0 VanEGold .12e .5 q 25.30 +.54 +84.4 to pay for other things we want (beer, tel- ducing a steady stream of new products AS O evisions, vacations) or need (rent, heat, HomeDp 2.76f 2.3 20 120.18 -.11 -9.1 VerizonCm 2.31f 4.9 13 46.87 -.07 +1.4 for consumers, and insurers that pay the 52-week range iShEMkts .84e 2.3 q 36.30 -.10 +12.8 WalMart 2.00f 2.9 15 69.63 +.18 +13.6 food). bills have a limited ability to keep prices $8.37 $38.44 IBM 5.60 3.7 12 152.37 +.42 +10.7 Wendys Co .24 2.2 26 10.80 +.07 +.3 Does it have to be this way? Why does for those devices and drugs down. Vol.: 72.8m (8.1x avg.) PE: 16.1 health care grow so much faster than al- “Every year, it’s kind of like Christmas, Mkt. Cap: $1.4 b Yield: ... Money Rates Currencies most any other spending category so con- they deliver all this new stuff and of Last Pvs Week US $ in Foreign Currency Pvs Day sistently? And will it ever stop? course they deliver it at high prices and Facebook FB “At some point it’s not going to be worth insurance covers it,” said Mark Pauly, a Close: $120.00 -7.17 or -5.6% Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australian Dollar 1.3012 1.3060 Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 British Pound .8027 .8135 it to have less food, less travel in order to health economist with the University of The social media network reported earnings that beat estimates but in- Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canadian Dollar 1.3383 1.3394 spend money on health care,” said Louise Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. vestors are concerned about the Treasuries Chinese Yuan 6.7718 6.7565 Sheiner, a health economist at the Brook- company’s growth prospects. 3-month 0.36 0.28 6-month 0.50 0.47 Euro .9001 .9012 ings Institution. “That’s what really stops HOW IT ADDS UP $140 5-year 1.26 1.34 Japanese Yen 102.99 103.28 it.” People with coverage through their em- 130 10-year 1.81 1.85 Mexican Peso 19.1283 19.4246 Insurance premiums, which reflect ployers should expect premium hikes of 30-year 2.60 2.61 Swiss Franc .9741 .9727 120 spending on medicines, doctor visits, tests 5 percent or 6 percent next year, depend- 110 Mutual Funds and hospital stays, have climbed 213 per- ing on where the employee lives and AS O cent since 1999 for family coverage pur- what adjustments a company makes. 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init chased through an employer, according to That’s double the forecast for inflation $89.37 $133.50 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt the Kaiser Family Foundation, which next year. Vol.: 63.5m (3.7x avg.) PE: 57.4 AB GrB m 12 33.99 -.29 -4.7 -4.2/D +11.6/C 4.00 2,500 studies health care. Wages, by compari- Mkt. Cap: $278.76 b Yield: ... AB IntlGrB m 1 13.65 -.02 -6.1 -5.6/D +2.4/E 4.00 2,500 And the rising rates may keep them AB SustGlbThmtB m 10 74.13 -.47 -5.8 -0.1/B +5.9/E 4.00 2,500 son, have risen 60 percent, while inflation from getting a raise, too. Employers often AllianzGI FcGrC m 228 28.93 -.27 -4.9 -3.8/C +12.3/B 1.00 1,000 21st Century Fox FOXA is up 44 percent. pay most of the bill for employee cover- American Century ValueInv 2,190 8.20 -.02 -2.1 +4.6/A +12.6/A NL 2,500 Here’s why the price of health care age, leaving them less money to increase Close: $27.71 1.88 or 7.3% American Funds AmBalA m 54,031 24.56 -.05 -1.5 +3.4/A +10.0/A 5.75 250 doesn’t grow like, say, the price of dish- salaries when rates rise. The media conglomerate controlled American Funds CapIncBuA m 69,165 56.78 -.11 -3.6 +0.9/C +6.9/A 5.75 250 by Rupert Murdoch turned in results American Funds CpWldGrIA m 51,069 43.90 -.16 -3.5 -1.0/B +8.7/B 5.75 250 washers or blue jeans — and why that’s Customers shopping on the Affordable that easily surpassed analysts’ esti- American Funds FnInvA m 45,728 52.67 -.11 -2.2 +3.1/A +12.7/A 5.75 250 unlikely to change anytime soon. Care Act’s public insurance exchanges mates. American Funds GrthAmA m 73,177 42.52 -.25 -3.4 +1.1/A +13.2/A 5.75 250 will see premium hikes of 20 percent or $28 American Funds IncAmerA m 72,847 20.93 -.07 -2.5 +3.8/A +8.8/A 5.75 250 American Funds InvCoAmA m 56,518 35.41 -.13 -3.2 +3.4/A +12.6/B 5.75 250 IT’S HARD TO SHOP more in many markets, though those in- 26 FOR HEALTH CARE American Funds NewPerspA m 35,758 35.96 -.13 -3.8 -2.6/C +9.8/A 5.75 250 creases aren’t just because of rising 24 American Funds WAMutInvA m 50,334 39.69 -.13 -2.3 +2.2/B +11.9/B 5.75 250 Insurers and employers have been try- health care spending. The exchanges 22 Dodge & Cox Income 47,067 13.82 -.01 -0.3 +5.8/A +4.0/A NL 2,500 ing for years to make patients better have seen wild price swings in part be- AS O Dodge & Cox IntlStk 54,830 37.84 -.22 -1.2 -4.1/C +5.8/A NL 2,500 health care shoppers and force doctors cause insurers are still trying to balance 52-week range Dodge & Cox Stock 56,228 170.30 -.41 -1.2 +2.8/B +14.2/A NL 2,500 and hospitals to compete on price. out claims they pay in this relatively new $22.66 $31.25 Fidelity 500IdxPr 56,851 73.58 -.30 -3.2 +1.2/A +13.0/A NL 10,000 Fidelity BlChGrow 13,743 66.40 -.72 -5.4 -3.5/C +13.4/A NL 2,500 They’ve raised deductibles or out-of- Vol.: 28.8m (2.5x avg.) PE: 19.5 coverage. Fidelity Contra 75,749 98.25 -.63 -3.6 -1.9/B +12.1/B NL 2,500 Mkt. Cap: $29.39 b Yield: 1.3% pocket costs on coverage and given tools All told, health care costs, including the Fidelity Magellan 12,668 87.62 -.66 -3.8 -3.1/C +12.7/B NL 2,500 to patients so they can compare prices insurance bill and money paid out of FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m 45,531 2.19 -.01 -1.8 +3.4/B +6.5/A 4.25 1,000 Whole Foods Market WFM and quality. pocket, made up 7.8 percent of the aver- FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m 3,589 6.82 ... -1.3 -0.8/A +4.6/B 5.75 1,000 The idea is that patients become more age consumer’s total expenses in 2015, up Close: $28.46 -0.05 or -0.2% Harbor IntlInstl 33,235 59.32 -.34 -4.6 -5.7/E +3.9/D NL 50,000 The company’s earnings beat ana- Janus EnteprsT 3,039 90.60 -.30 -5.0 +3.2/A +13.1/A NL 2,500 motivated to price shop when they first from 5.7 percent in 2006, according to the lysts’ estimates and it will abandon Lord Abbett AffiliatA m 5,350 14.79 -.02 -2.3 +2.6/B +11.9/B 5.75 1,000 have to pay several hundred dollars to- Bureau of Labor Statistics. its two-CEO arrangement, leaving MFS GrowthB m 129 58.21 -.36 -3.9 -2.0/B +11.6/C 4.00 1,000 ward the bill due to a high deductible. Meanwhile, much bigger portions of co-founder John Mackey in charge. MFS HighIncA m 482 3.37 ... -0.5 +6.4/C +6.0/C 4.25 1,000 Many see this push as a key to curbing personal budgets like housing, food and $32 MFS TNMuniBdA m 106 10.67 ... -0.7 +4.2/C +3.6/C 4.25 1,000 health care spending, since insurance MFS TotRetA m 4,651 17.79 -.05 -1.9 +3.0/A +8.5/B 5.75 1,000 transportation all slipped. 30 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m 296 12.01 ... -0.8 +4.1/C +4.5/A 4.20 3,000 tends to hide the full cost of care from the 28 Oppenheimer CapIncA m 1,692 9.67 -.02 -1.1 +2.4/C +5.6/B 5.75 1,000 patient. WHEN DOES THIS END? Pioneer PioneerA m 4,280 32.20 -.14 -2.6 -0.1/C +10.1/D 5.75 1,000 26 This can work ... for small stuff, said Health care spending now accounts for AS O Prudential Investmen BlendB m 9 16.73 -.11 -4.6 -6.1/E +7.8/E 5.00 2,500 Renya Spak of the benefits consultant more than 17 percent of the U.S. economy. 52-week range Putnam EqIncomeA m 3,205 19.85 -.04 -2.9 +0.3/C +12.4/A 5.75 0 $27.67 $35.58 Putnam MultiCapGrA m 3,271 69.12 -.40 -4.1 -1.2/B +12.1/B 5.75 0 Mercer. Patients will shop if they need an In 1980 it was just half that. T Rowe Price GrowStk 37,214 52.62 -.36 -3.3 -3.6/C +13.6/A NL 2,500 MRI exam on their shoulder. But Spak Economists and benefits experts say Vol.: 14.9m (2.9x avg.) PE: 19.9 Vanguard 500Adml 169,749 193.18 -.79 -3.2 +1.2/A +13.0/A NL 10,000 isn’t convinced it will do much for things this trend has to slow at some point, or Mkt. Cap: $9.07 b Yield: 1.9% Vanguard HltCrAdml 33,830 79.28 -1.11 -9.6 -11.5/A +16.5/C NL 50,000 like surgeries, when the insurer or em- Vanguard IntlStkIdxAdm 45,153 24.58 -.02 -3.1 -0.9/A +4.1/D NL 10,000 consumers won’t have enough money left Take-Two Interactive TTWO ployer will wind up covering much of the Vanguard MuIntAdml 48,472 14.33 ... -0.6 +4.0/B +3.9/B NL 50,000 to spend on things unrelated to health Vanguard PrmcpAdml 38,710 106.16 -.44 -4.7 +1.1/A +14.7/A NL 50,000 bill anyway and the best deal might in- Close: $48.29 3.49 or 7.8% care. Some think big, disruptive changes The maker of “Grand Theft Auto” Vanguard STGradeAd 38,096 10.76 ... 0.0 +3.4/A +2.5/A NL 50,000 volve travel away from family. in how we buy and use care may be and other video games reported Vanguard TgtRe2025 31,337 16.31 -.04 -2.6 +1.8/B +8.0/B NL 1,000 “It’s not human nature to be rational needed. earnings that came in ahead of ana- Vanguard TotBdAdml 73,602 10.96 -.01 -0.7 +4.7/B +2.8/D NL 10,000 thinkers about health care cost deci- That might mean that more insurers lysts’ forecasts. Vanguard TotIntl 87,010 14.69 -.01 -3.1 -1.0/A +4.0/D NL 3,000 $50 Vanguard TotStIAdm 140,730 52.01 -.22 -3.7 +0.7/B +12.7/A NL 10,000 sions,” she added. “It will never be just could drastically restrict a patient’s doc- Vanguard TotStIdx 100,943 51.99 -.22 -3.7 +0.6/B +12.6/B NL 3,000 like buying a lawnmower.” tor choice in order to gain better negoti- Vanguard WellsIAdm 35,481 62.13 -.14 -1.7 +5.7/A +7.5/A NL 50,000 Consumers also prioritize health care ating leverage over the cost of care, a 45 Vanguard WelltnAdm 72,323 65.69 -.15 -1.8 +3.2/A +9.6/A NL 50,000 purchases over other buying decisions, trend that is growing on the ACA’s ex- 40 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late especially if they have basics like food changes. AS O filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 52-week range percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within and shelter covered. You’ll have back sur- Mercer’s Spak thinks employers need the last year. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. $31.36 $49.99 gery to alleviate chronic pain before you to lead, since they cover so many people. Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemp- Vol.: 6.1m (3.4x avg.) PE: 193.2 tion fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset take that long-awaited trip to Paris. She noted that some companies have value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. “What good is a better house if you are started contracting directly with big hos- Mkt. Cap: $4.15 b Yield: ... Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. too sick to enjoy it?” said Charles Roehrig, pital systems for health care, cutting out an economist and vice president of the the insurance middleman. MON. - FRI. SAT. 8:AM - 4:PM www.facebook.com/DHC.Jasper nonprofit Altarum Institute’s Center for Sheiner, the Brookings Institution 8:AM - 5:PM Sustainable Health Spending. economist, says health spending may slow if drug and device makers stop de- Floors, TECHNOLOGY DOESN’T HELP veloping new technology or drugs as A carmaker can knock down the cost of quickly. But she thinks health care will making a vehicle by replacing auto work- keep climbing until people decide they Doors, ers with robots in parts of the assembly aren’t going to burn any more of their pay line. Treatment advances in health care check on it — and we’re not there yet. Cabinets, are geared more toward making some- “You never say never, but I don’t think Discount thing more effective, not cheaper, noted we should expect that any time soon,” she HOME CENTER Paul Fronstin, an economist with the said. and More! Wells Fargo discloses SEC investigation Veterans Day SALE NEW YORK (AP) — against the bank by in- out customer authoriza- Wells Fargo has confirmed vestors, its former employ- tion. that the Securities and Ex- ees and customers. The company had also change Commission is in- Due to its mounting fired more than 5,000 em- vestigating its sales legal woes, Wells Fargo is ployees, the vast majority practices, and revealed also boosting the amount of them lower-level work- CARPET & that it has almost doubled of money it has set aside ers. to $1.7 billion the amount for legal expenses from the The biggest scandal in set aside to deal with its $1 billion it had set aside the bank’s 164-year history VINYL legal problems. as of June 30. forced the abrupt retire- The bank said in a regu- The San Francisco-based ment last month of its latory filing Thursday that bank has been under fire CEO, John Stumpf, after 10% to 30% off Prices Good a myriad of local, state and since it was discovered the board reclaimed $41 federal government agen- that in order to meet ex- million in compensation. 11-5-16 to 11-12-16 cies are investigating Wells tremely lofty sales goals, The company named as its 205-295-2000 for its sales practices scan- employees opened as many new CEO Tim Sloan, who CHECK US OUT ON dal. That’s on top of class- as 2 million bank and has made fixing the bank’s 2105 Hwy. 78 East • Jasper, AL action lawsuits filed credit card accounts with- reputation his top priority. (Located between Ryan’s and Perico’s Restaurants) DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 Stocks fall for 8th day, longest decline since 2008 crisis

NEW YORK (AP) — depths of the financial cri- sult. being considered a continu- Stocks retreated for an sis. However the losses The VIX, a measure of ation of the Obama admin- eighth consecutive day on over this period have been volatility that is called Wall istration, which is mostly Thursday as nervous in- modest, nowhere close to Street’s “fear gauge,” priced into the market, vestors remain transfixed the losses racked up in jumped 16 percent this whereas Trump would rep- on the potential outcome of 2008. week to its highest level resent a significant depar- next week’s U.S. presiden- “It’s a pretty simple since June. The measure is ture from current policies tial election, which has be- equation: uncertainty goes up 36 percent this week and would introduce a come too close to call. up, stock market goes alone. great deal more uncer- The stock market is now down,” said David Kelly, Kelly said that Clinton is tainty into the economy. on its longest losing streak chief global strategist with since the depths of the JPMorgan Funds. 2008 financial crisis. The Mexican peso, which 20 0 7 DODGE CHARGER The Dow Jones indus- has become an indirect WAS:WAS: $5,75$5,750$5,750 trial average dropped 28.97 proxy among investors for points, or 0.2 percent, to Trump’s chances at the $ AP Photo 4850 17,930.67. The Standard & White House, advanced 1 Poor’s 500 index lost 9.28 In this file photo, a miniature reproduction ofArturo percent against the dollar points, or 0.4 percent, to on Thursday. Investors 2,088.66 and the Nasdaq Di Modica's "Charging Bull" sculpture sits on dis- have speculated that a Yes! composite index fell 47.16 play at a street vendor's table outside the New Trump administration . . . WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR! points, or 0.9 percent, to York Stock Exchange in lower Manhattan. would be negative for the 5,058.41. Mexican economy, and Boyles Auto Sales With five days left until polls released in the last ally favor a Clinton victory would cause the Mexican the election, Hillary Clin- two days from Florida, New as she is seen as maintain- peso’s value to fall as a re- 2380 Viking Dr. 265-3011 boylesauto.com ton maintains a lead in na- Hampshire and North Car- ing the status quo. Trump’s tional polling in the U.S. olina where the two candi- policies are less clear, and presidential race but Don- dates are either the uncertainty has caused ald Trump has signifi- statistically tied or Trump jitters in financial markets. cantly narrowed the gap, holds a small lead. The last time the S&P 500 particularly in swing Investors like certainty, fell for eight straight days states. Investors pointed to which means they gener- was early October 2008, the The Pilot Club of Jasper’s Annual

Voters of Walker County Holiday Bazaar & Silent Auction Who is Keith Davis Saturday, November 5th formerly Do all of your Walker County Commission JASPER CIVIC CTR. CHS Bldg. D istrict 1 9:00 AM -1:00 PM holiday shopping March 2016 the Alabama ($1.00 per person, children get in free ) Real Estate Board found under one roof! Keith Davis guilty of misuse of Over 200 Items in the Silent Auction! Items include: Framed Alabama and his escrow account and fined Auburn Prints, lamps, home décor, holiday décor, purses, oil changes, manicures, cut and him $5,000 personally and H2 styles, massages, gym memberships, gift baskets, and much, much more! Real Estate Company $5,000 and also had him Numerous Booths including : ♦ Applique aprons, bonnets, bibs attend class as regard to it. ♦ Coordinating mommy/daughter clothes ♦ Personalized Letters from Santa ♦ Dance clothing, ballet gifts ♦ Picture Frames-Wooden, etc. A compla int has been filed with the Alabama Ethics commission. ♦ Thirty One Gifts-Bags, Totes, Purses, Wallets ♦ Gourmet Apples; Ala/Aub pretzel rods Keith Davis used his District Money to influence District 3 Bobby ♦ Original Water Color and Acrylic Paintings ♦ Walker County Landmark Ornaments-25% ♦ Tupperware ♦ Boots; Aub/Ala shirts Off Today Only for previous years ornament Nunnelley, and working with District 4 Steven Aderholt, hi-jacked the ♦ Children’s canvas painting sessions ♦ Gift baskets, boxrs and jars county commission to the extent that no business could be passed ♦ 15-18” doll clothingw/accessories ♦ Samples of all natural teas, lip balm, herbs ♦ Jewelry-Including hand crafted jewelry, snap, ♦ Premier Jewelry with his approval. Ala/Aub jewelry, and much more ♦ Children’s clothing and toys ♦ Holiday Items- wreaths; ornaments; ♦ All types of arts and craft items Davis caused the firing of a county employee and after thousand of lighted Christmas Trees, painted signs ♦ Copper enameled jewelry dollars in attorney fees she will get her job back with back pay ♦ Leaf & Petal – latest in holiday décor, ♦ Hand-built pottery according to the Walker County Civil service board. wreaths, ornaments, candles, etc. ♦ Boutique Clothing ♦ Bird Houses and Feeders-handcrafted ♦ Premier Jewelry Davis treated the commission job as part time, and according to Walker County regulations, it’s a full time job. Bring the Kids! Davis voted down a $40,000,000 project that would have employed Take Pictures with Santa! hundreds of workers and been a major tourist attraction. LIVE Entertainment including- If you want to ke ep Keith Davis as your commissioner, you may keep Athletic Arts Dancers & Singers Keith Davis Nov. 8th Veterans Parade Attendees get in FREE! Paid political advertisement by Bill J. Cleghorn, Jasper, AL Daily Mountain Eagle

Friday, Nov. 4, 2016 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS True fix for Obamacare is bipartisan The Affordable Care Act’s open enroll- patients, but bad for the majority of tax- ment period begins this week, giving payers funding them. people three months to find or renew a An estimated 87 percent of the people health insurance policy, or face being hit who signed up for insurance through with a hefty tax hike for not doing so. the federal exchange qualify for finan- The confluence of the sign-up period’s cial help from taxpayers. In Florida, one arrival, news about pending rates for of 38 states that declined to set up its next year and Election Day also gives own exchange, that subsidy-receiving the politicians another opportunity to ratio is even higher: 93 percent of en- brawl over whether the controversial rollees for the past two years. law has worked. The answer, of course, Premiums are rising because, accord- depends on your political persuasion. ing to healthcare industry think tank In Miami last week, President Barack Kaiser Family Foundation, five Obama asserted that Obamacare has providers will serve Florida, down from succeeded. The president pointed out 10 just two years ago. Although those that 20 million people have gained in- companies will cover 85 percent of the surance coverage through Obamacare’s state’s population, 44 Florida counties changes, and that the rate of uninsured — presumably small and poorer ones — Americans is a historic low of 8.6 per- will have only one insurer to turn to. cent. That’s attributable to participa- That paucity of choices is clearly not tion in the law’s healthcare exchanges what Obama promised in promoting (roughly 12 million people), expanding this plan as a candidate or as president, Medicaid in many states, and many and will encourage some to argue more young adults (up to age 26) remaining government-funded insurance is neces- on their parents’ insurance plan. sary. Alabama business has stake in four Yet Obamacare has problems. Big Obamacare was initially a Republi- ones. And Republicans, including presi- can idea — and parts of the law still constitutional amendments on ballots dential nominee Donald Trump, are enjoy GOP support — that was co- seizing on them to declare Obamacare opted, retooled and enacted by Democ- Four of the 14 con- dedicated state park funding. a failure. rats. Thus, both sides share the credit, stitutional amend- From 2011 to 2015, the Legislature For 2017, as the Department of or the blame, for its current condition. ments on Nov. 8 moved $15 million from the state parks’ Health and Human Services has ac- The sooner they agree on that, perhaps statewide ballots are budget to the General Fund, causing knowledged, most of the country will we can get beyond the finger-pointing of vital importance to five state parks to close and other state see significant jumps in premiums — and find a fix that ensures more Amer- Alabama’s business parks to limit service and hours of oper- an average of 25 percent, more than icans coverage without burying taxpay- community, including ation. tripling the rate increase for 2016. ers or employers. Amendment 8, This amendment will ensure that fu- Patients in Florida, based on the Admittedly, that will be tough to do known as the right- ture state park funds will not be allo- benchmark plan, will be hit with a 17 no matter who wins next month’s elec- to-work amendment. Be Our cated to other uses. percent increase.But that is before ac- tion. But doing more of the same only The right to join or Amendment 11 will incentivize in- counting for taxpayer-funded subsidies. gets us more of the same. not join a union and Guest dustrial development in Alabama by al- Once the subsidies are factored in, the — The Northwest Florida Daily News be free of coercive at- By William J. lowing the creation of Major 21st cost increases disappear. Good for those tempts to force union- Canary Century Manufacturing Zones. ization is often cited When a company invests at least as a hallmark of Alabama’s attraction $100 million on a site larger than 250 to every segment of our economy espe- contiguous acres, city and county gov- cially manufacturers and suppliers. It ernments can use the additional prop- Trump’s dubious tax gimmicks played a major role in the decisions of erty tax paid by the new industry to such companies as Airbus and fund public improvement projects that Of all the transgressions that Donald national defense, job training, border AustalUSA to manufacture in Alabama. may be otherwise unaffordable to locali- Trump’s supporters willingly overlook security and old-age benefits. They pay Over the last two decades, many busi- ties. — the misogyny, the xenophobia, the re- their taxes for that. Trump doesn’t. He’s nesses that were located in heavily Amendment 14 deals with a proce- ligious and ethnic prejudice, etc., etc. — not the solution; he’s the problem. unionized states have moved their oper- dural rule of the Alabama House, and the most surprising is his financial fi- They’re being played for suckers. Bill ations to Alabama, choosing to locate its passage will protect more than 600 nagling. and Hillary Clinton paid an effective their facilities in the right-to-work Ala- local laws that have been passed. The New York Times reported this state, local and federal tax rate of 43.2 bama due to the ability to compete in Bills passed in the Alabama Legisla- week that Trump’s own tax advisers percent last year and gave 9.8 percent the global marketplace. ture prior to budget approval require a had advised him against trying to claim of their adjusted gross income to char- Alabama’s status as a right-to-work “budget isolation resolution” vote of at $916 million in losses on his casino op- ity, yet she’s the candidate they don’t state prevents employees who choose least a three-fifths supermajority of the erations on his 1995 tax return. This trust.Trump’s own charitable giving not to join a union from being forced to quorum present. Recently, the House wasn’t Trump’s money. It was money has been shown to be a sham. He hasn’t pay union dues. Amendment 8 en- began passing BIRs with only three- lent to him by investors on projects that released his own tax returns, breaking shrines our right-to-work status in our fifths of those members who were both went sour. And yet Trump declared a 40-year tradition by presidential can- constitution, meaning it would not be present and voting, requiring the sup- $916 million in personal losses, a dubi- didates of both parties. His excuse is able to be repealed on a whim by the port of fewer legislators. ously legal trick that he boasts offset that he’s still under audit, but the IRS Legislature. Instead, it would require a Amendment 14 guarantees the legiti- his income taxes for the next 18 years. says an audit shouldn’t prevent anyone three-fifths vote of the Legislature and macy of the “present and voting” inter- When the Times asked Hope Hicks, from releasing his or her returns. An approval on a statewide ballot to over- pretation of the BIR voting procedure. Trump’s campaign press secretary, for a audit is well-deserved, and we hope turn. Otherwise, courts could strike down response, she criticized the complexity there’s still time for the IRS to recover The Business Council of Alabama and these local laws following civil lawsuits of the U.S. tax code that her boss had some of money he owes the rest of the Chamber of Commerce Association at a significant cost to taxpayers. exploited and said, “Mr. Trump does not America. of Alabama also support Amendments think that taxpayers should file returns The gimmick that Trump used to de- 2, 11, and 14. William J. Canary is president and CEO of the Business that resolve all doubt in favor of the clare that $916 million in losses on his Amendment 2 establishes rules for Council of Alabama. IRS.” 1995 return has since been outlawed by This is not about the IRS. The IRS Congress. He converted debt to “equity just collects taxes. It’s the American partnerships,” even though his creditors people who must cover the loss. Every were buying into worthless entities. Re- dollar in taxes that Trump doesn’t pay gardless, canceled debt constitutes a TODAY IN HISTORY — and there have been millions — is a form of income that must be reported. dollar that must be paid by less exalted The American experiment only works Today is Friday, Nov. tence. ian peace plan brokered American taxpayers. The bondholders when we trust each other to do the right 4, the 309th day of 2016. In 1964, comedian just days earlier by the and contractors whom he stiffs are busi- thing, and because authorities enforce There are 57 days left in Lenny Bruce was con- Arab League unraveled as ness people who take personal hits. that trust. Trump’s standard is: What- the year. victed by a three-judge security forces opened fire And yet Trump’s supporters, heavily ever you can get away with is OK. Today’s Highlight in panel in New York of ob- on thousands of protest- weighted to white working-class Amer- That’s wrong. That’s dangerous. History: scenity charges stemming ers, killing at least 15. Al- icans, are willing to overlook his tax- That’s un-American. On Nov. 4, 1991, Ronald from his performances at fonso Cano, 63, a system abuses. They want a strong — The New York Times Reagan opened his presi- the Cafe Au Go Go in bespectacled middle class dential library in Simi Greenwich Village. (Bruce intellectual who rose from Valley, California; in at- received a posthumous chief ideologist to maxi- tendance were President pardon in 2003 from New mum leader of the Revo- George H.W. Bush and York Gov. George Pataki.) lutionary Armed Forces of LETTERS TO THE EDITOR former Presidents Jimmy In 1979, the Iran Colombia, was killed in a Carter, Gerald R. 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Agency came into exis- Five years ago: A Syr- — The Associated Press DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 ELECTION 2016 Melania Trump vows to take on cyberbullying as first lady

BERWYN, Pa. (AP) — her native Slovenia, sentee for the Republican Donald Trump’s wife, “America was the word for nominee, said she was im- Melania, made a rare ap- freedom and opportunity. pressed with Trump’s wife pearance on the campaign America meant: If you at the convention this trail on Thursday, pledging could dream it, you could summer. to focus on combatting on- become it.” “I think both she and line bullying and serve as Receiving U.S. citizen- (Trump’s daughter) Ivanka an advocate for women ship after a 10-year are great examples of and children if her hus- process, she said, was “the women of this century,” band is elected to the greatest privilege in the Goodman said. “What’s in White House. world.” the media, I don’t think Her description of the There were plenty of portrays his record and perils of social media “Women for Trump” signs how he deals with women.” seemed at odds with her in the crowd of several In addition to his wife, husband’s divisive and bul- hundred, who repeatedly Trump’s four oldest chil- lying rhetoric throughout interrupted Mrs. Trump’s dren have also been cam- the campaign. 10-minute speech with paigning across the “Our culture has gotten cheers and applause. country, along with sup- too mean and too rough, Throughout the audience porters like House Speaker especially to children and were the suburban women Newt Gingrich and former teenagers,” said Mrs. whose votes Trump hopes New York City Mayor Trump, delivering a get- to shore up on a path to Rudy Giuliani. out-the-vote speech in the victory Tuesday. Meanwhile, Clinton’s Philadelphia suburbs with Kris Goodman, 65, of campaign has deployed her less than a week to go be- Berwyn, said she believes husband, former President fore Election Day. “It is AP Photo Mrs. Trump would be a Bill Clinton, along with never okay when a 12- “great first lady” and an President Barack Obama, year-old girl or boy is Melania Trump, wife of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, asset to her husband in the Mrs. Obama and a long list mocked, bullied or at- speaks at the Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn, Pa., Thursday. White House. Goodman, of celebrity backers to help tacked” in the school yard, who has already voted ab- her get out the vote. she argued, but it is “ab- For years, Trump has tried to paint the Republi- While Mrs. Trump has solutely unacceptable used his Twitter account to can nominee as anti- given several television in- when it is done by someone berate and insult his rivals women, a strategy terviews and appeared by with no name hiding on along with reporters, pun- Democrats see as the best her husband’s side at the internet. “ dits and others who he hope for rattling him and events, the former model is Gutters Gutters “We have to find a better feels have slighted him. driving female voters more often seen than way to talk to each other, to Some educators have even away. heard. She explains her F ree E stim ates! disagree with each other, described a so-called Thursday’s speech at the frequent absence from the to respect each other,” she “Trump effect” increase in Main Line Sports Center campaign trail by saying said. bullying inspired by was Mrs. Trump’s first her priority is raising the • Since 1966 • The highly personal Trump’s bombastic rheto- since she addressed the couple’s 10-year-old son, speech, which also touched ric. Republican National Con- Barron. on conversations with her Nonetheless, Mrs. vention in July. That In her remarks, Mrs. Creative Aluminum Trump told the audience, speech was well-received Trump described her hus- young son, her marriage 1206 Curry Hwy and her own experience as “We need to teach our initially, but was quickly band as a “fighter,” be- an immigrant, appeared youth American values: overshadowed by the dis- holden to no one, who “will Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 aimed at humanizing her kindness, honesty, respect, covery that sections had never give up.” husband in front of an au- compassion, charity, un- been plagiarized from first “He certainly knows how dience of suburban women derstanding, cooperation.” lady Michelle Obama’s ad- to shake things up, doesn’t who are critical to Trump’s The appearance came as dress to the 2008 Demo- he?” she joked. hopes in Pennsylvania and Trump’s rival Hillary Clin- cratic National She also spent time de- other key states. ton and her allies have Convention. scribing how, growing up in

VP candidate Kaine delivers speech in Spanish in Phoenix PHOENIX (AP) — Democratic iff Joe Arpaio’s immigration raids. Hearing a candidate for national vice presidential nominee Tim “With so much at stake for the office deliver an entire speech in Kaine on Thursday delivered what Hispanic community, it’s important Spanish was effective for some at- may be the first presidential cam- that our campaign use the language tendees in a year in which Republi- paign speech entirely in Spanish as that so many families around the can presidential candidate Donald part of Hillary Clinton’s push into country use,” Kaine said with a Trump has proposed a crackdown traditionally Republican Arizona. slight accent to a group of about on illegal immigrants, a border wall The senator from Virginia spoke 150. Mexico would pay for and has called entirely in Spanish for about half The speech comes as Democrats Mexicans illegally coming over the hour a small crowd in a largely His- court Latinos in Arizona in hopes of border rapists. panic area of Phoenix. He touched a historic win there on Tuesday. “It means a lot because I think in on immigration reform, the economy Only one Democratic candidate, Bill the future every politician in this and the importance of being inclu- Clinton in 1996, has won the state country who tries to reach Hispan- sive. since 1948. ics will have to speak Spanish,” said He also criticized Republican Nearly a third of the state is His- Maria Elena Gutierrez, an elemen- Donald Trump’s comments about panic, and it’s home to 11 electoral tary school teacher. “It’s almost like Latinos and Maricopa County Sher- votes. a prerequisite.” A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com Secret marriage threatens to tear Thai family apart DEAR ABBY: Our GARFIELD daughter, BY JIM DAVIS a young Thai adult, is socially imma- ture. Her mother Dear Abby and I are By Abigail American Van Buren citizens, and we recently brought her to the U.S. on a tourist visa to expose her to West- ern culture. While she was BLONDIE there, a suitor — who is nearly 40, divorced, with two small kids — manipu-

lated her. After she re- BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN turned to Thailand, she continued communicating with him on Facebook. The guy flew to Thailand, secretly married her and left the country. He is now in the process of acquiring a spousal immigration visa, and we are desper- ately afraid of losing our PEANUTS daughter. We’re not con- vinced that she’s in love with him. We think she’s BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ just trying to escape her Tiger Mom, who insists on Thai culture, respect and adherence to family val- ues. We are considering appealing to the govern- ment requesting denial of the visa request. Your take? — CONCERNED DAD IN THAILAND MARVIN

DEAR CONCERNED DAD: What this man BY TOM ARMSTRONG did is reprehensible. Because you don’t know him, one has to wonder if anything he told your daughter about himself is true — including his age, mari- tal status and whether he is a parent. Since you didn’t mention THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME your daughter’s age or by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek if she is old enough to Unscramble these four Jumbles, consent to marriage, WALKER BY MORT one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY consulting a lawyer to to form four ordinary words. help you navigate through government ERVAB channels would be a good place to start. You have my sympathy, and ©2016 Tribune Content Agency, LLC I wish you luck. All Rights Reserved. USDOK DEAR ABBY: I’ve been with “Derek” for two months. We’re both 14, and had an on-and-off friendship before it CENTHS BY JOHN ROSE

started. Derek has a his- free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app tory of mental illness (in- cluding depression and

anxiety). Lately, he has BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH started talking about YETLIV Now arrange the circled letters things like college plans to form the surprise answer, as and even marriage. He suggested by the above cartoon. flatters me nonstop and says repeatedly how “per- fect” and “goddess-like” I am, completely degrading (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: FLOWN HOLLY JACKET ATTAIN himself in the process. He Yesterday’s says he is “weak, stupid Answer: When the mayor gave her annual speech, it was the — TALK OF THE TOWN and ugly” compared to me. I’m afraid to dump him because Derek has at- CRANKSHAFT tempted suicide several HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last times in the past and has Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom hinted at doing it again if CELEBRITIES BORN tention of someone who’s I do. I can’t say the words ON THIS DAY: Sean not paying attention. to him with that hanging Combs, 47; Matthew Mc- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. over me. His parents are Conaughey, 47; Ralph 22): Keep life simple, to unreachable, and he’s al- Macchio, 55; Kathy Grif- the point and free of ready on medication. fin, 56. drama. Moderation and Derek has refused coun- Happy Birthday: Con- sticking to basics will seling in the past. I’m re- centrate on home, your help you avoid a dispute. ally afraid, but I can’t surroundings and how SCORPIO (Oct. 23- stand staying in this rela- you can customize your Nov. 21): Gather infor- tionship much longer. home to be an environ- mation and put together HI & LOIS Thoughts? ment that motivates you a plan that will encour- By Chance Brown - AFRAID IN OREGON to do more of the things age you to turn your you enjoy doing. dream into a reality. DEAR AFRAID: If you ARIES (March 21- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. haven’t spoken to your April 19): Watch your 22-Dec. 21): You’ll have parents about Derek back. You’ll face opposi- plenty of good ideas, but and his emotional tion that can mar your if you haven’t thought blackmail, do it imme- reputation if you aren’t them through, you will diately. You are not re- diplomatic. end up paying the price. sponsible for his TAURUS (April 20- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- welfare — his family is. May 20): You will accom- Jan. 19): Hidden matters Derek appears to be in plish a lot if you travel, will be revealed. Weigh need of more profes- initiate a meeting or dis- the consequences of the sional help than he is cuss what you are doing information you receive receiving. Encourage with a business or per- and strategize carefully BABY BLUES him to think about pos- sonal partner. to ensure that you come itive things like col- GEMINI (May 21- out on top. lege, but tell him you June 20): You’ll be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott are too young for ANY tempted to overspend. Feb. 18): Concentrate on kind of permanent ex- Take a moment to price- how you can get ahead, clusive relationship. check and bargain-hunt not how you can help oth- Period. Once your par- before you complete pay- ers. ents know what’s going ment. PISCES (Feb. 19- on, I’m sure they will CANCER (June 21- March 20): The contribu- back you up 100 per- July 22): Navigate your tions you make will cent. way to the top. Look at encourage others to step every situation from dif- up and help. Your intu- DEAR ABBY: What ex- ferent angles and you will ition will help you make actly should one be doing find the best solution. good choices when it while being serenaded LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): comes to financial, med- with the birthday song? Discipline and hard work ical and contractual af- — LAUREN, THE will pay off. Set up a new fairs. BIRTHDAY GIRL workout routine or diet Birthday Baby: You plan and aim to bring are curious, insightful DEAR LAUREN: about positive changes to and determined. SMILE! your health and competi- Eugenia’s websites — tive drive. eugenialast.com for Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. yearly transits, daily tim- Phillips, and was founded by her 22): Make an unusual ing and compatibility mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact change to the way you services, and join Eugenia Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or handle domestic affairs on P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and you will grab the at- twitter/facebook/linkedin. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A9 Company: ‘Substantial ELECTION 2016 progress’ on digging blasted gas pipeline

BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Workers have made “sub- stantial progress” excavating a pipeline that exploded and burned in central Alabama earlier this week, killing one person and injuring five, even though a small fire continued Thursday, the pipeline company said. Colonial Pipeline Co. said the digging began Wednesday night at the site, located about 25 miles southwest of Birmingham, Alabama. The remaining small fire eventually will be extinguished and any re- maining fuel will be drained, a company statement said. The large pipeline, which transports gasoline from AP Photo the Gulf Coast to New York City, exploded Monday Above left, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at a rally at Pitt Community College while a crew was making repairs related to a Septem- ber gas spill. One person was killed, and four people in Winterville, N.C., Thursday. Above right, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pauses who were injured remain hospitalized. while speaking during a campaign rally Thursday in Jacksonville, Fla. The company has said the pipeline could reopen as early as this weekend, easing worries about gasoline shortages or price increases, but it didn’t give an up- dated timetable on the resumption. An inspection showed a nearby pipeline which car- This isn’t ‘Survivor,’ Obama ries diesel, jet fuel and other products wasn’t damaged in the explosion, Colonial said, and testing showed no fuel in the Cahaba River, about a mile from the explo- sion, or a creek which feeds the river. says; Trump, Clinton fire away David Butler, an environmentalist who works with Cahaba Riverkeeper and has been involved with the emergency response, said the severe drought condi- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. turned off by his behavior Carolina. Clinton was the unpredictable race to tions in central Alabama likely prevented the accident (AP) — Donald Trump but equally repelled by the slated to campaign later replace him. from doing worse damage. warned Thursday that a possible return of the Clin- Thursday with former pri- “C’mon, man,” he said, to “You’re not often thankful for no rain, but in this cloud of investigation tons. mary opponent Sen. Bernie cheers. particular incident it has been fantastic,” Butler said. would follow Hillary Clin- “Here we go again with Sanders and pop star Obama has been trying “It has given them an opportunity to clean up, and ton into the White House, the Clintons — you re- Pharrell Williams in to bait Republican into rain would only carry (fuel) to the river.” evoking the bitter im- member the impeachment Raleigh. veering off message — peachment battle of the and the problems.” Trump Trump’s path to victory counting on Trump not to 1990s in a closing cam- said Thursday at a rally in remains narrow. He must have the discipline or the paign argument meant to Jacksonville. “That’s not win Florida to win the ground game to capitalize bring wayward Republi- what we need in our coun- White House, no easy feat. on a late surge. Bentley From A1 cans home. Clinton and her try, folks. We need someone Still, his campaign has But the famously uncon- allies, led by President who is ready to go to work.” been buoyed by tightening ventional Trump has been including active interviews, until the attorney gen- Barack Obama, told voters Clinton and allies, mean- polls there and in other hewing closer to conven- eral’s staff completes its probe. to get serious about the while, are seeking to keep key battlegrounds, as well tion, running some upbeat The committee’s press statement said Strange was dangers of Trump. the spotlight on Trump, as by signs that African- ads, bringing out his wife conducting an “investigation of the governor.” As polls show Trump charging that his disparag- American turnout for Clin- for a rare campaign ap- Strange’s letter did not state that, but said Jones closing in on Clinton in key ing comments about ton may be lagging. pearance and even talking had told him some areas may intersect with the im- battleground states, her women and minorities, and Clinton enlisted publicly about trying not to peachment probe. “I respectfully request that the com- campaign is rushing to his temperament make Obama’s help urging those get distracted. mittee cease active interviews and investigation until shore up support in some him unfit for office. voters to the polls and “We don’t want to blow it I am able to report to you that the necessary related long-standing Democratic “He has spent this entire lighting a fire under other on Nov. 8,” Trump said work of my office has been completed,” Strange wrote. strongholds. That includes campaign offering a dog Democrats, particularly Thursday at the rally in Bentley attorney Ross Garber said in a press state- the campaign’s Michigan whistle to his most hateful young people, who share Jacksonville, his fourth in ment Thursday, “It is appropriate that the committee’s firewall, a remarkable sit- supporters,” Clinton said, some of the wariness about Florida in two days. investigation has been suspended. While the attorney uation for a candidate who singling out Trump’s en- Clinton. Speaking to stu- Clinton’s weekend general has indicated that he is conducting ‘related looked to be cruising to an dorsement from the official dents at Florida Interna- schedule underscored the work,’ I am aware of no investigation by the Attorney easy win just a week ago. newspaper of the Ku Klux tional University in Democrats’ fresh anxiety General into the Governor or any personnel in the of- Clinton’s shrunken lead Klan and noting that he Miami, Obama told voters in the final stretch. She is fice of the governor.” has given Trump’s cam- has retweeted messages now was the time to get se- due to campaign Friday in Bentley in a statement said, “My focus will continue paign a glimmer of hope, from white supremacists. rious about the choice. Detroit, where a large to be on doing the work of the people of Alabama.” one he’s trying to broaden “This has never hap- “This isn’t a joke. This turnout of black voters has The impeachment probe began after Bentley’s fired into a breakthrough before pened to a nominee of a isn’t ‘Survivor.’ This isn’t long been crucial to suc- law enforcement secretary Spencer Collier accused time runs out. That means major party,” Clinton said. ‘The Bachelorette.’” he cess, following up on a last- the governor in March of having an affair with his zeroing in on questions of “If Donald Trump were said, taunting the former minute meeting by former then-political adviser, Rebekah Caldwell Mason, and Clinton’s trustworthiness to win this election we reality-TV star. “This President Bill Clinton with of interfering in law enforcement business. Bentley, and a new FBI review of an would have a commander counts.” black ministers on who is now divorced, admitted to inappropriate re- aide’s emails. in chief who is completely Relishing one of his last Wednesday night. marks and apologized to his family, but denied a sex- The attack is aimed at out of his depth and whose turns on the campaign Clinton and Obama, ual affair and the other allegations. appealing to moderate Re- ideas are incredibly dan- stage as president, Obama along with their spouses, Twenty-three House members in April signed im- publicans and independ- gerous,” she said at Pitt repeatedly returned to his will headline a final pre- peachment articles against Bentley. ents who have been the Community College out- new campaign catchphrase election rally in Philadel- Lawmakers and the governor’s office have at times holdouts of his campaign, side of Greenville, North capturing his disbelief in phia next Monday night. been at odds during the impeachment investigation. The governor’s attorney said the vaguely worded impeachment articles, never specified what lawmak- ers suspect Bentley did wrong. Jones said Thursday that compliance with the committee’s requests for in- formation has been “minimal at best.” House Speaker Mac McCutcheon said Thursday he supported the pause. “While I have complete confidence in the Judiciary Committee and its special counsel, I believe that mov- ing forward with the impeachment hearings while there is an active criminal investigation would put a number of parties in a difficult position,” McCutcheon said in a written statement. Bentley fired Collier in March, hours after his ad- ministration said an internal review found possible misuse of state funds at the Alabama Law Enforce- ment Agency. The agency referred the findings to the attorney general. Strange said his office convened a grand jury. Strange announced last month that a grand jury found no evidence of wrongdoing by Collier and has closed the investigation requested by the governor’s administration. The Associated Press reported in July that Bentley appeared before that grand jury. Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith Ward named acting director A Dollar General is being built in Goodsprings, along Highway 269, and will employ six to 10 people. of Alabama public safety MONTGOMERY (AP) — Ozark native Charles Ward has been named acting director of the Depart- Store From A1 ment of Public Safety with the Alabama Law Enforce- ment Agency. dents of Goodsprings, who only have ity. The company looks for places The public safety bureau comprises three divisions: a gas station in the vicinity to make where we can offer customers an Motor Carrier Safety, Marine Patrol and Highway Pa- purchases. The nearest grocery store easy and convenient shopping trol, the last of which makes up the bulk of Ward’s ca- for locals is 5 miles north in Parrish. choice. ... We generally serve cus- reer. “We look forward to offering sonal items at everyday prices,” said tomers within a 3 to 5 mile radius.” The Dothan Eagle reports Ward served 10 years in Walker County residents a conven- Nolan Miles, internal/external com- The new store will employ six to highway patrol in Coffee and Dale counties and for a ient location to purchase products munications coordinator for the Dol- 10 people and has an anticipated number of years at the Dothan Post. 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(7-3) Class 4A first-round athletes. They are a really good football team,” since 1991 Cordova 6-2 in Class 1A matchup. The game kicks off Cordova coach Jimmy Gay said of the opposi- NEW YORK (AP) at 7 p.m. from Golden Eagle playoffs over tion. “We have to come out with a purpose. Sumiton Chr. (8-2) at Cherokee (5-5) Stadium. You’ve got to this time of year — if not, you will — The Chicago Shoals Chr. (3-7) at Addison (10-0) No. 7 Cordova (8-2) opened last 2 years be watching someone else play.” Cubs’ curse-break- the season by playing a pair Cordova has had its share of big wins and dis- ing victory over the Lynn (7-3) at Hackleburg (8-2) of 5A playoff teams. The schedule didn’t get any appointing losses this season. Cleveland Indians in All games at 7 p.m. easier with Winfield and Haleyville to begin re- SEE CORDOVA, B4 Game 7 reached 40 million viewers, mak- ing it the most- watched World Series game since 1991. Injuries don’t keep ‘Cats down The Nielsen com- pany said the World Series as a whole averaged 23.4 mil- lion viewers. That Oakman opens playoffs on road at Montgomery Academy was the most popu- lar World Series By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY since another curse- Eagle Sports Editor breaking year, when OAKMAN — Oakman was the Boston Red Sox clicking. beat the St. Louis Through four weeks, the Wild- cats were rack- Cardinals in 2004 to ing up points end a long drought. and blowing The victory early out opponents. Thursday marked With a per- fect 4-0 record, the team’s first World Oakman got Series championship as high as No. since 1908. The 5 in Class 3A Oakman goes Cubs did it in thrilling rankings. after another That’s when fashion, topping the the injuries first-round win Indians 8-7 in 10 in- hit. nings. The game First it was leading running peaked at just under back Garrett Martin against Cor- dova. The following week, star re- 50 million viewers ceiver/defensive back Marqell between 11:30 and Oliver went down against Gordo. 11:45 p.m. ET. Neither has played since. “It was a big blow,” Oakman coach Mark Hastings said of los- ing two of his seniors. “To put it Sports on TV one way, Garrett played four games and one series and still College Football leads the team in rushing. Garett Central Michigan had gotten better every game. at Miami (Ohio), Marqell was averaging an inter- 5 p.m., ESPN2 ception a game. He was a real Temple at UConn, threat defensively, plus a great re- turn guy. It took us a little bit to 6 p.m., ESPN2 regroup.” San Jose State at Oakman (6-4) has been up and Boise State, 9:15 p.m., down since, falling to region foes ESPN2 Gordo and Montevallo before bouncing back with a victory over American Christian to lock up the NBA third seed in Class 3A, Region 4. Knicks at Bulls, Despite the injuries, Oakman is Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeff Johnsey 7 p.m., ESPN still averaging 34.6 points per Warriors at Lakers, game — nearly a touchdown more Oakman quarterback Jon Avery (11) rushes against Carbon Hill during their game last month. 9:30 p.m., ESPN than last year’s squad. Oakman opens the playoffs at Montgomery Academy today with kickoff set for 7 p.m. The Wild- The Wildcats hit the road cats have won a first-round playoff game each of the last five years. tonight for a first-round playoff NASCAR game against Montgomery Acad- Woods said. “I feel like our young Oakman, with senior linebacker yards and 19 touchdowns. Sprint Cup, practice for emy (7-3). Oakman has won a guys have really stepped up and Isaac Robinson returning to ac- Against Central Coosa three AAA Texas 500, first-round playoff game each of filled a lot of roles for us. tion this week. weeks ago, White rushed for 317 11:30 a.m., NBCSN the last five years. “We had some nail-biters that Montgomery Academy enters yards and four touchdowns on 32 Truck Series, Longhorn “I don’t know if we have ever didn’t go our way and that we felt tonight’s game on a four-game carries in a 39-22 victory. we should’ve won, but I feel that winning streak. The Eagles are Slowing White will be Oak- 350 qualifying, had as many injuries as we’ve had this year. We’ve had a lot of key we are better now.” led by junior running back Keefe man’s top priority against the Ea- 2:30 p.m., FS1 players go out,” senior Connor There is some good news for White, who has rushed for 1,673 SEE OAKMAN, B4 Truck Series, Longhorn 350 at Fort Worth, Texas, 7:30 p.m., FS1 WORLD SERIES Golf Champions Tour, Do- minion Charity Classic, 12:30 p.m., GLF Cubs fans elated after WS win PGA Tour, Shiners The Associated Press comed home a caravan of team rienced even getting to the World Hospital for Children buses at Wrigley Field. They Series in their long Hall-of-Fame Open, second round, CHICAGO — Cubs fans woke up erupted in cheers again when first careers. Thursday — if they slept at all the 3:30 p.m., GLF baseman Anthony Rizzo held up The long-awaited party didn’t night before — to the realization the championship trophy. come easy, of course: Fans of a cer- that next year is finally here. The celebrating went on for tain age were certain the eighth Soccer Hours after the Cubs won their hours and hours in the streets of inning home run that tied the Bundesliga first World Series in 108 years Wrigleyville , in the shadows of game for the Indians was going to Hertha BSC Berlin vs. AP Photo with a 8-7, 10-inning Game 7 vic- statues of Cubs greats Ernie turn into another chapter in the Borussia Monch., 2:20 tory in Cleveland, fans who Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo Cubs’ long story of heartbreak, p.m., FS2 Chicago Cubs fans celebrate swarmed the streets late Wednes- and legendary announcer Harry snatching defeat from the jaws of after Game 7 Wednesday. day got another treat as they wel- Caray — none of whom ever expe- SEE CUBS, B5 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ryan throws for 4 No. 1 Alabama, No. 15 LSU TDs to lead Falcons must produce in passing game over Bucs 43-28 By FRED GOODALL By JOHN ZENOR The quarterbacks are AP Sports Writer AP Sports Writer both making their debuts in the SEC West rivalry. TAMPA, Fla. — Matt Ryan threw for 344 yards and TUSCALOOSA — Etling has had more four touchdowns, helping the Atlanta Falcons tighten Danny Etling has figured passing success since in- their grip on first place in the NFC South with a 43- it out in his relatively terim coach Ed Orgeron 28 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thurs- short time in the took over in late Sep- day night. Southeastern Con- tember and brought Julio Jones had eight receptions for 111 yards and ference. in offensive coordi- a TD as the Falcons (6-3) avenged a season-opening “In order to beat nator Steve Ens- loss to the Bucs (3-5). Tampa Bay has dropped two Alabama,” the minger. 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Crimson Tide brings the game with 634 total yards Levine Toilolo, Patrick DiMarco and Austin Hooper nation’s best run defense against Missouri. also caught TD pass from Ryan, who leads the NFL into Saturday night’s It’s no coincidence that with 2,980 yards and 23 touchdowns vs. four inter- showdown with the 15th- Tide coach Nick Saban be- ceptions. ranked Tigers, who aren’t lieves the Tigers’ play ac- Jameis Winston threw for 261 yards and three much kinder to opposing tion and vertical passing touchdowns for Tampa Bay, including scoring passes runners. game have been more ef- of 3 and 24 yards to Evans, who had 11 receptions. In a game featuring an fective lately. 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He threw a late TD pass to Cameron Brate to has had some downfield ceiver against Kentucky during their game this cut into a 23-point deficit. found scant running room misfires. season. The Tide plays at LSU on Saturday. against a defense that was Saban said working on able to load up for the run. the timing for the passing son, but he still has 39 deep stable of tailbacks led This famously physical game was a priority during catches for 477 yards and by Damien Harris and game won’t all be about the open date before this four touchdowns. Hurts, the team’s No. 2 muscle. game. He figures LSU’s “I catch a lot of balls rusher. Neither team has a re- secondary is as athletic as after every practice,” Rid- Neither team topped 200 ceiver ranked among the any Alabama has faced. ley said. “I guess that’s passing yards in Ala- Top 10 in the SEC, but Ridley said Hurts going to help us.” bama’s victory last season. 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Mayfield has 31 avoiding the Thursday night road The Hilltop Showdown, a men’s collegiate vol- downs and 12th-ranked Oklahoma scoring passes, good for second na- upset that has derailed more than a held off Iowa State 34-24 on Thurs- leyball tournament, will take place Sunday, Nov. 6 tionally, with just six interceptions. few teams in recent years. With Bay- day night for its sixth straight vic- Oklahoma’s defense stiffened after lor, West Virginia and Oklahoma at Carbon Hill High School. Teams from the Uni- tory. some early struggles, allowing just State up next, Oklahoma is control versity of Alabama, Auburn University, the Univer- Dede Westbrook caught seven seven points in the second half. of its own destiny in the league title sity of Montevallo, Milligan College and passes for 131 yards and a score for Jacob Park passed for 160 yards race. Birmingham will compete. the Sooners (7-2, 6-0 Big 12). They and two touchdowns for the Cy- Iowa State: The Cyclones once Pool play starts at 12:30 p.m. Pool A includes beat the Cyclones (1-8, 0-6) for the clones. They’ve dropped five again showed glimpses of promise. Alabama (A), Montevallo and Auburn. Pool B in- 18th time in a row and the 74th time straight. Iowa State looked respectable for a in 81 meetings. cludes Birmingham, Milligan and Alabama (B). Iowa State played without rushing program that had dropped its previ- Mayfield threw TD passes to West- leader Mike Warren. ous 11 games to coach Bob Stoops by Matches will be held at both the high school and brook and Dimitri Flowers in the ——— an average score of 41-9. middle school gyms. Quarterfinals are set for 3:30 p.m., followed by the semifinals at 4:30 p.m. and the championship match at 5:30 p.m. Admission is From B2 $2 and concessions will be available. Proceeds Oakman from the event benefit the Carbon Hill High School gles. since the injuries that I felt running backs time to run against their defensive volleyball program. “We just have to come like we were back as a and our quarterback time backs. If we get time to out and play our ball,” sen- team,” Ingram said. to throw, I think we will be throw, I think we could ior lineman Adam Ingram Oakman fell to Class 5A all right,” Creel said. hurt them.” Hastings said. NFL said. “If we come out and playoff team Corner last Quarterback Jon Avery “I think one of their Kevin Turner, lead concussion pass the first lick and stop week, allowing the game- has been one of Oakman’s strengths on offense is one their running game, we winning score with 17 sec- offensive leaders. He has of our strengths on defense. suit plaintiff, had CTE will be fine.” onds left in the game. thrown for 1,350 yards, 11 They like to run off tackle. BOSTON (AP) — Researchers say they have Ingram is confident after Senior lineman Hayden touchdowns and five inter- Hopefully, it will pay divi- found a traumatic brain disease in former Eagles seeing how the Wildcats Creel feels Oakman’s offen- ceptions and has rushed for dends if we can stop their and Patriots fullback Kevin Turner, who was the have played the last two sive line — Adam Ingram, another 309 yards and 11 really good running back.” weeks. Jacob Ingram, Creel, Jonah touchdowns. Oakman’s schedule lead plaintiff in a concussion lawsuit against the “Two weeks ago (against Trotter and Lucky “I think we are throwing should prove to be an ad- NFL. ACA), it seems like we Traweek — will be the key the ball well. That’s some- vantage for the Wildcats, Announcing the results of their study at a con- found ourselves again. We to the game. thing a lot of teams strug- who have faced seven play- ference at Boston University on Thursday, the were clicking and they “It starts with the front gle with. We matchup off teams — and five doctors say Turner developed chronic traumatic couldn’t stop our offense. five on the offensive line. If really well on the outside ranked teams — during encephalopathy over 25 years, playing from youth That was the first game we do our job and give our as far as our offense the season. football up through the NFL. Turner died in March at the age of 46 of compli- cations from Lou Gehrig’s disease, which is also Cordova From B2 called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. Re- searchers at BU and the Veterans Administration The Blue Devils took down 5A op- the last two seasons. out at Auburn, in December,” senior studied his brain and found the most advanced ponents Pleasant Grove and Mor- “We lost some games we shouldn’t Garrett Stacks said. “We had some timer Jordan to start the season, have lost because we showed up and good wins against 5A teams, but we stage of chronic traumatic encephalopathy with jumping to the top spot in Class 4A weren’t ready to play,” senior line- slipped up against Haleyville and motor neuron disease. in the process. man Deangelo Woods said. “We are Fayette. That happens, we will just A loss to Haleyville knocked Cor- going to be all hyped before we come have to make up for it in November. LOCAL DIGEST POLICY dova out of the No. 1 spot in Week 4, out (tonight). We’re going to come We can’t overlook (Jacksonville). Event announcements and registrations for the and four weeks later, Fayette County out and play. We are going to get a They are a good team. We will have Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ upset the Blue Devils at Hudson- ‘W.’” to come out and execute.” mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The Kirby Field, resulting in a third- “The season has been up and Cordova knocked off playoff-bound place region finish. down. Sometimes we found a way to Munford, 22-13, on the road last deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. “We won those first two games pull it out,” said senior running back week. Professional Wrestling and kind of got complacent,” said Taj Woods, who is hoping to see Cor- Senior Cade Adkins feels Cor- •All-Star Professional Wrestling will hold an Gay, who felt Cordova played its best dova put together its best game dova’s schedule will benefit the Dev- event at the former T.S. 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We’ve junior title match, Action Mike Jackson battles the to do now is go out and execute with gion 6 championship, followed by had a good week of practice, I think Super Assassin. In a special opening match, Awe- some heart and effort.” Fayette County (4-6). we will be ready to play.” some Johnny Rage faces the Wrestling Superstar. The losses don’t set well with the “We’re not exactly where we Tonight’s winner plays the winner For ticket information, call 205-675-8909. Blue Devils, who have advanced to wanted to be, in the No. 3 spot, but of the No. 2 Rogers-Randolph game the Class 4A state semifinals each of we are in. Hopefully we are finishing in the second round next week.

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Hubbard* 37-20 W 10/14 Carbon Hill* 54-16 W will kick off when team buses leave Wrigley Field at 10 10/14 Mortimer Jordan* 6-34 L 10/21 American Chr.* 27-14 W a.m. for an official launch of the parade at 11 a.m. The 10/21 OPEN 10/21 West Point* 12-47 L procession will begin at the intersection of famed Michi- 10/28 Winston Co. 57-28 W 10/28 Carbon Hill 70-46 W 10/28 Corner 31-35 L gan Avenue and Oak Street, heading south, then con- 11/4 Shoals Christian Home *region game 11/4 Mont. Acad. Away tinue along Columbus Drive to Grant Park for a noon *region game ——— *region game rally. ——— Dora Bulldogs (4-6, 2-4) ——— “The City of Chicago could not be more proud of the Carbon Hill Bulldogs (1-9, 0-6) Sumiton Christian Eagles (8-2, 4-2) Cubs, and we are going to throw them — and their fans 8/19 Corner 14-21 L — a celebration worthy of the history the team made 8/19 Locust Fork 6-27 L 8/26 Carbon Hill 50-8 W 8/19 Victory Christian 55-28 W last night,” Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Thursday in a 8/26 Dora 8-50 L 9/2 OPEN 8/26 OPEN release. 9/2 Greene Co.* 0-20 L 9/9 Fayette Co.* 18-7 W 9/2 R.A. Hubbard* 60-22 W Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has proclaimed Friday as 9/9 American Chr.* 6-48 L 9/16 Hamilton* 21-29 L 9/9 Addison* 21-24 L “World Champion Chicago Cubs Day” across the state. 9/16 Gordo* 8-54 L 9/16 Southeastern* 48-19 W Rauner called the win “bigger than baseball.” 9/23 Winston Co. 43-14 W 9/23 Marion Co. 40-28 W 9/23 Vincent 47-13 W “This is a celebration for past and present fans along 9/30 Cordova* 3-42 L with all the Cubs’ legends who never gave up hope,” he 9/30 Midfield* 30-53 L 10/7 Winfield* 20-41 L 9/30 Falkville* 28-6 W said. 10/7 OPEN 10/14 Haleyville* 6-42 L 10/7 Lynn* 45-14 W 10/14 Decatur Her.* 20-42 L 10/14 Oakman* 16-54 L 10/21 Good Hope* 28-7 W 10/21 Montevallo* 0-49 L 10/21 Meek* 53-32 W 10/27 Walker 7-55 L 10/28 Curry 46-70 L 10/28 Marion Co. 42-20 W From B2 *region game Cubs *region game 11/4 Cherokee Away ——— victory yet again. Instead, they found themselves ——— *region game Lynn Bears (7-3, 3-3) singing the Steve Goodman’s “Go Cubs Go” long into the Cordova Blue Devils (8-2, 4-2) ——— pre-dawn hours as “Fly the W” flags flapped across the 8/19 Brilliant 66-0 W 8/18 Mortimer Jordan 21-14 W Walker Vikings (4-6, 1-5) city. 8/26 Waterloo 23-21 W 8/26 Pleasant Grove 22-21 W 8/19 Austin 14-10 W “When they tied it up it felt like it was over, they (the 9/2 Meek* 13-6 W Cubs) had lost,” said Mike Dillon, a banking executive 9/2 Winfield* 20-14 W 8/26 Hueytown 16-24 L 9/9 R.A. Hubbard* 51-6 W who drove to a tavern just outside Wrigley to be among 9/9 Haleyville* 13-35 L 9/2 at Clay-Chalk.* 14-36 L 9/16 Addison* 14-48 L other fans. “I couldn’t believe they won and even going 9/16 Good Hope* 41-0 W 9/9 OPEN home I had to turn on the news channels to make sure 9/23 Tharptown 24-14 W 9/23 Oakman 51-14 W 9/16 Pinson Valley* 14-25 L it actually happened.” 9/30 Southeastern* 62-33 W Fans swarmed to the brick outer walls of Wrigley to 9/30 Dora* 42-3 W 9/23 Northridge 41-17 W 10/7 Sumiton Chr.* 14-45 L write in chalk their names, their congratulations and 10/7 Fayette Co.* 21-28 L 9/30 Center Point* 27-12 W the names of relatives who died without ever having 10/14 Hamilton* 28-7 W 10/14 Shoals Chr. 33-26 W 10/7 Gardendale* 28-35 L seen the Cubs win it all. 10/21 OPEN 10/21 Decatur Her.* 26-42 L 10/13 Carver-B’ham* 6-22 L “I get choked up just thinking about it,” said Lashawn 10/28 Munford 22-13 W 10/28 OPEN 10/21 Minor* 42-60 L Bennett, a 57-year-old resident of suburban South Hol- 11/4 Hackleburg Away land who was diagnosed with throat cancer last year 11/4 Jacksonville Away 10/27 Dora 55-7 W and was at Wrigley on Thursday morning. 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Yellow Jackets (1-9, 0-6) ize.” 8/19 Dora 21-14 W 8/19 Phillips 44-14 W 8/19 OPEN The championship ends the emptiness and bitterness 8/26 Hubbertville 0-28 L of years past when the Cubs found spectacular and 8/26 South Lamar 35-21 W 8/26 Haleyville 22-47 L sometimes downright strange ways to add to the longest 9/2 Fairview* 36-6 W 9/2 Lynn* 6-13 L 9/2 Susan Moore* 30-29 W championship drought in North American professional 9/9 Mortimer Jordan* 27-48 L 9/9 Decatur Her.* 22-28 L 9/9 Tanner* 8-56 L sports and spur yet another round of “wait ‘til next year” 9/16 West Point* 20-23 L 9/16 Gaylesville* 40-8 W 9/16 Cleveland* 6-33 L from its legions of fans. 9/23 Vina 46-12 W Comedian and long-time Cubs fan Bob Newhart, who 9/23 Oak Grove 55-41 W 9/23 Dora 14-43 L grew up in the Chicago area, celebrated by alluding to 9/30 Curry* 43-19 W 9/30 R.A. Hubbard* 52-14 W 9/30 Tarrant* 16-40 L the curse allegedly placed on the team during the 1945 10/7 Hayden* 0-34 L 10/7 Addison* 14-50 L 10/7 Cold Springs* 20-57 L World Series by the owner of the Billy Goat Tavern after 10/14 Springville* 34-24 W 10/14 Southeastern* 62-45 W 10/14 Falkville* 14-47 L he was told his pet goat wasn’t welcome at Wrigley. 10/28 Oakman 35-31 W 10/21 Sumiton Chr.* 32-53 L 10/21 West End* 28-73 L “The billy goat is dead!! As I’ve said, from the begin- 10/28 OPEN ning, I’m getting too old for this!” the 87-year-old actor 11/4 Briarwood Chr. Away 10/28 Addison 57-28 L tweeted. *region game *region game *region game

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Opening and closing in- 7AM-5PM; 2007 Delaware Ave Potential Profit cluded; (205)221-2465 Hills); 8AM-? Tools, Furniture, 1000 Highway 33 (Laurel Gardens); Generator, Clothes, Misc $1,000 monthly • Tree Removal Dinning Table,etc. (205)221-4626 Double Springs, AL 085 Yard Sales • Bush Hogging YARD SALE, Thursday-Sat. NEEDING FULL-TIME exp.'d H H GARAGE SALE, Thurs., Friday 145 Jerid Lane. North on Hwy H H 2 FAMILY Moving sale in Her- Saturday. 7AM; 1339 Norma Gas & Diesel Mechanic with R EO E R • Stump Grinding itage Hills 8AM-1PM; 1600 195, right on Thach Loop, right own tools & good drivers Lane. Directions from Airport & on Jerid Lane. Clothes, Dishes, Licensed & Insured Shades Cliff Rd. Furniture, Pineview Roads. license, CDL a plus. Regular kitchen stuff, clothes, pet items, Some Furniture, Christmas Dec- drug testing. B & C Truck orations. Lots of Misc. $$$$$$$$$$$$ (205) 282-1412 queen mattress & box springs, GIGANTIC YARD Sale, Service (205)384-3446 glass blocks, Christmas items 11/4 & 11/5; 995 Cheatham Monday-Friday 7AM-4PM. Earn Extra Cash and much much more Road,Carbon Hill. 8AM-5PM; 095 Merchandise DANIELS BRICK & Dishwasher, Microwave, Flag NOW TAKING Applications for The Daily Mountain Eagle is BLOCK WORK. 2-FAMILY YARD Sale, Friday & Pole, Dolls, Clothes, Alabama VICTORIA'S RESTAURANT currently seeking to fill CALL 205-717-5181. Saturday located at Amanda We offer Championship Rings, Glass- Apply after 3PM ONLY. Darty Dentistry. 605 Airport Carrier Positions ware, Books, Christmas Decora- See Mr. Cooner, inside Budget DOZER TRACK hoe work, top Road South. 7a.m.-Noon. currently available in the tions. Much More!! CA$H! CA$H! Inn. No Phone Calls soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land areas listed below. clearing, Ponds built & Trailer 2065 SARAGOSSA ROAD. HUGE FAMILY Yard Sale, CA$H! 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Friday-Sunday 3PM, Name Brand adult clothing $1,000 monthly Patriot Jacks 0-4 & 12-14, Shoes, Wedding & for good used (205)221-4626 $1,000 Monthly TREE SERVICE ANNUAL 3 Mile Burnwell Road formal dresses, Purses, Boys $$$ firearms! $$$ POSITIONS AVAILABLE Sumiton Area Yard Sale, 11/5 clothing 3mo-8, Tractor w/equip- in Mental Health field. Apply ment, Refrigerator, Washer & Potential Profit AUCTION IN OAKMAN at the www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP Licensed Dryer, treadmill, Cub Cadet, HUDSON PAWN $1,000 Monthly & Community Center. Saturday, New Baby bed w/bedding, November 5th at 6:00p.m. THE ARC of Walker County is Insured Christmas items, Bedspreads, & GUN SHOP Kitchen items, Toys, Bric-A- now hiring Carriers are paid bimonthly. ESTATE SALE November 4th, Brac, & lots more. CASH 221-7020 Service Support Specialists in FREE 5th, 6th. 797 Bennett Road, ESTIMATES ONLY!! (behind Tractor Supply) the Residential Program. Apply in person at Daily Jasper 35503. Fri., and Sat., Service Support Specialists pro- Mountain Eagle 9am-4pm. Sun., 12noon-4pm. LARGE 5 Family Yard Sale, 6X15 UTILITY Trailer, $750; vide training and community in- For pictures visit our site: (205)717-5181 1301 Viking Drive 11/4 & 11/5; 4.4 miles up Fall teraction to adults with 205-717-9273 a1estatesalesllc.com City Road. Lots of good deals! intellectual and developmental Jasper, Alabama For more info (205)213-5277 or BELGIUM MADE Browning disabilities. Full-time positions or call 205-221-4626 (205)862-2723. MOVING SALE, Friday & Satur- Light Twelve Shot Gun. Gold are available starting at $8.25/hr Trigger, 28" barrel. $800; MONEY PLEDGER ESTATE SALE, 301 Pine Crest day. 158 Manuel Hill Road, Cor- to include benefits and Part-time All Daily Mountain Eagle Carriers are (205)522-4305 (205)221-4670 South. 8AM-2PM; 11/4 and 11/5; dova. 7AM-2PM; (205)471-4425 positions are available starting independent contractors and are not Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, Bed, Dresser, Chest Dinning (205)471-0054 BEST PRICES in Town at $9.25/hr. Experience pre- employees of the Daily Mountain Red rock, Driveway work, Eagle. Applicants must have Table and Chairs, Dishes, on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 ferred but not required. Shifts in- Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, Household items. SATURDAY, HIDDEN Oaks. clude evenings, nights, and dependable, economical Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket Day Delivery! Cash or transportation, a valid driver’s Christmas Decor, Ladies name- weekends. Candidates must truck & tree service. Rent-To-Own! Payments license and automobile insurance. ESTATE SALE brand clothes, Baby Boy items. have a high school diploma or starting @ $58 per month! Friday & Saturday The Storage Place equivalent, valid Alabama dri- RED RYDER HAULING 8AM-? SIPSEY CHURCH of God hold- ver's license and an insurable Crushed stone, gravel, sand, ing their annual Indoor Yard Hwy.78E between Family Thrift 007 Emp. Wanted Thach on Duncan Road, and HandyTV (205)221-0105 driving record. $100 hiring lime, red-rock, topsoil 5th house on left. Sale. Friday 11/4; 8AM-5PM; bonus within 90 days. EXP CAREGIVER: (205)384-4932 Everything Must Go!! Saturday 11/5; 8AM-Noon; Con- (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. CURED OAK & Hickory Qualified persons may apply at Full or Part-time. $6hr, with Park in Front Yard cessions will be available. 6135 Firewood (Large loads). Split, The Arc of Walker County references. (205)275-8308 4th Street, Sipsey. Furniture, Delivered & Stacked,$85 745 Russell Dairy Road 045 Pets & Supplies INDOOR YARD SALE, 7 Days Household Goods, Clothes, (205)471-1992 Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a 020 Announcements A Week. Shadow Brook Inn, Much More!! resume to (205)387-0567. 2(M), 1(F) grown black cats. 27948 Hwy.118. Refrigerator's, PINE STRAW FOR SALE E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace 2(M), black and 1(F), black/gray Furniture,Washing Machine's, YARD SALE Friday & Sat. 237 $3.00 per bale,delivered. Free Pregnancy Test brindle kittens. Good around etc. 10% off everything! Drummond Cut-off Road. Nice 20 bales minimum. EARN EXTRA CASH PREGNANCY & dogs and are very playful. (205)275-2982(205)689-3238 Items, ATV (205)388-2717 (205)522-7153. The Daily Mountain Eagle Call/Text 269-2010. is currently seeking to fill RESOURCE CENTER CARRIER POSITION 1707 2nd Avenue for the: Sumiton area Jasper, AL 35501 Potential Profit Daily Mountain Eagle $1,000 monthly 221-5860 (205)221-4626 FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives Service Service DirectoryDirectory

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095 Merchandise 115 Rent or Lease 127 Money To Loan 150 Legals GOLF CARTS! 3BR/1BA., HOUSE, SUMITON. ADVANCE-FEE LOANS by close of business on the next Starting @ just $1,950! $700/mo., $700/dep. Includes OR CREDIT OFFERS business day thereafter at the The Storage Place all kitchen appliances. Hard- It's illegal for companies doing Law Office of Shapiro and Ingle, Trez Dodd Hwy.78E between Family Thrift wood floors through out. business by phone to promise LLP at the address indicated and HandyTV (205)221-0105 (205)835-4856. you a loan and ask you to pay below. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP Chipps for it before they deliver. For reserves the right to award the Remembering you today on your PINE STRAW FOR SALE 3BR/2BA, SCREENED more information call toll free 1- bid to the next highest bidder, or birthday. You left us two years $3.00 per bale,delivered. backporch. Mud room, large 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- to reschedule the sale, should ago. Our hearts were torn 20 bales minimum. den, eat-in-kitchen. 5519 Bird- ice Message from The Daily the highest bidder fail to timely (205)388-2717 (205)522-7153. farm Road, 2 miles from Clear Mountain Eagle Newspaper and tender the total amount due. apart. We miss your beautiful Creek. $600mo. plus deposit. the Federal Trade Commission. Alabama law gives some per- face and your bossy ways. POWER WHEEL Chair, used. (205)300-4602 sons who have an interest in We love you a n d miss you, Good batteries. Weight limit 136 ATVs property the right to redeem the All your family Nov. 4, 1971-Oct. 19, 2014 300lbs. $900; (205)285-1798 4BR/2BA HOUSE (11 rooms) property under certain circum- (Old Parrish Rd.) With 5+ acres. STANDING TIMBER for Sell in stances. Programs may also $1,200 month. No Section 8; the Sumiton area. They are all exist that help persons avoid or 150 Legals 150 Legals (205)213-7951 (205)930-5160 delay the foreclosure process. mature hardwood trees. signed and transferred to Sun- forty and South 00 degrees 09 (256)295-0567 An attorney should be consulted 4BR/3BA HOUSE to help you understand these Trust Mortgage, Inc. by assign- minutes East along the East (Fully Furnished) on 4 acres. rights and programs as a part of ment recorded in Deed Book boundary line of said forty 55.9 NO PETS. $800mo plus first & the foreclosure process. 2404, Page 755 in the Office of feet to the South right of way of last. ALSO 6 Large Rooms (all Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and its the Judge of Probate of Walker a county paved road and at the D & V Sales furnished). $175wk or $700mo; successors and assigns County, Alabama. Point of Beginning; thence con- 40 COUNTY ROAD 4, DOUBLE SPRINGS (205)275-2982 (205)689-3238 Mortgagee or Transferee The undersigned, SunTrust tinue along the East boundary KAWASAKI KAF620 4010 SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP Mortgage, Inc., under and by line a distance of 437.8 feet; run We’ve Moved! 95 JONES Loop Road,Parrish. Trans 4x4 UTV. 2 or 4 passen- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, virtue of the power of sale con- thence South 52 degrees 31 3BR/1BA, Refrigerator, Stove in- ger w/seat belts. Canvas top, Suite 400 tained in said mortgage, will sell minutes West 125 feet; run Tues.-Fri. 9am-4:30pm cluded. New Updates. $500 trailer hitch. Like new. $8,000; Charlotte, NC 28216 at public outcry to the highest thence North 00 degrees 09 Sat. 9am-2pm dep. $500 mo. (205)302-4292 (205)295-5020 704-333-8107/ 16-011199 bidder for cash before the main minutes West 249.9 feet; run Attorneys for Mortgagee entrance of the Court House in thence North 43 degrees 05 Walker County, Alabama during minutes West 145.9 feet to the 489-2128 CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to 140 Transportation or Transferee 4BR total electric Apartments. *Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4, 2016 the legal hours of sale (between aforementioned right of way; run Water furnished. $200 dep. 2001 NISSAN MAXIMA; 11am and 4pm), on the 29th day thence North 46 degrees 55 (205)595-1701. $1,500. Call (205)410-8321. of December, 2016 the following minutes East 70.7 feet along PUBLIC AUCTION MORTGAGE property, situated in Walker said right of way to the begin- COTTAGE FOR Rent. FORECLOSURE SALE County, Alabama, to-wit: ning of a curvature; run thence INVENTORY (205)221-2313 (205)601-6198 Default having being made in Lot 3, Block 2, Woodland Hills along said curvature 179.3 feet the payment of the indebted- Subdivision, as recorded in Map to the Point of Beginning. REDUCTION TIME DORA 3BR/2BA (30x70) ness secured by that certain Book 6, Page 2 in the Probate PARCEL II: A 1.12 acre tract of Doublewide, on 3/4 acre lot. mortgage dated October 22, Office of Walker County, Ala- land, more or less, lying in the AT BURLEYS Front Porch, rear deck. Small 2013, executed by Charles Terry bama. SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section WHOLESALE storage bldg. $795mo. Fewell, a single man, in favor of Said property is commonly 10, Township 13 South, Range 7 (205)823-3301 (205)213-0916 Mortgage Electronic Registra- known as 704 Airport Road N, West, Walker County, Alabama, tion Systems, Inc. solely as Jasper, AL 35504. being more particularly de- 8085 State Hwy. 13 DOUBLEWIDE WITHIN Jasper nominee for The Mortgage Out- The indebtedness secured by scribed as follows: Commence let, Inc., said Mortgage being Bear Creek, AL 35543 City Limits, 3BR/2BA. $750mo. 2002 FORD E350 Transport said Mortgage has been and is at the NE corner of said forty $750sec. deposit No Pets. recorded October 30, 2013, in hereby declared due and and run thence South 00 de- Van. See Walker Wilson at Book 2364, Page 347 in the Of- (205)282-1409 Bank of Walker County to view payable because of default grees 09 minutes East 493.7 Wed. Nov. 9th 10AM fice of the Judge of Probate of under the terms of the Note se- feet; run thence South 52 de- FOR RENT: (2) 3BR House's or call (205)221-1370. $7999 Walker County, Alabama; as- obo. cured by said Mortgage, includ- grees 31 minutes West 125 feet Partial listing of items: (Carbon Hill). No Pets. signed to Ditech Financial LLC ing but not limited to, to the Point of Beginning; run 14’ Inboard jet boat, (205)924-9357 (205)300-0688 by instrument recorded in the nonpayment of the indebted- thence south 52 degrees 31 150 Legals Office of the Judge of Probate of ness as and when due. The in- minutes West 54.3 feet; run POPLAR SPRING 2BR/2BA 1984 Mercedes 380SI, Walker County, Alabama. Said debtedness remains in default, thence South 46 degrees 55 Mobilehome $450mo. 300dep. NOTICE OF SALE OF 1999 Z71 4x4, default continues and notice is and this sale will be made for minutes West 70.7 feet; run (205)295-8151 ABANDONED VEHICLE hereby given that the under- the sole purpose of paying the thence North 00 degrees 09 1984 Plymouth Reliant, Pursuant to the provisions of the signed, Ditech Financial LLC, same, including all expenses of minutes West 254.3 feet; thence Thach 2BR/2BA., Mobilehome Alabama Abandoned Motor Ve- 1962 Ford Falcon, Ford under and by virtue of the power the sale, attorney's fees, and all run North 43 degrees 05 min- Central H/A. $500mo, $500dep. hicle Act, Section 32-13-1, Code of sale contained in said mort- other payments provided for utes West 134.5 feet to the 3000 tractor, table saws (205)295-8151. of Alabama, 1975, notice is gage, will sell at public outcry to under the terms of said Mort- South right of way of paved and other equipment, hereby given to the owners, the highest bidder for cash at gage. county road; thence North 46 WESTFORK APARTMENTS lienholders and other interested assorted rafters, curio the main entrance to the County Said property will be sold sub- degrees 55 minutes East and (205)387-8101, Jasper parties, the following described Courthouse, Walker County, Al- ject to the following items, which along said right of way 125 feet; cabinets, louver doors, 2BR $360mo $250dep vehicle, to-wit: abama on 12/14/2016, during may affect the title to said real run thence South 43 degrees 05 EHO TDD (hearing impaired): 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee, cabinet doors, mantels, the legal hours of sale, the fol- property: all zoning ordinances; minutes East 145.9 feet; run 1-800-548-2546 Gray lowing described real estate sit- matters which would be dis- thence South 00 degrees 09 molding, sheet rock, Vin # 1J4GZ58Y6VC556177 uated in Walker County, closed by an accurate survey or minutes East 249.9 feet to the whirlpool tub and other Tag # N/A 120 Mobile Homes Alabama, to-wit: inspection of the property; any Point of Beginning. Will be sold at public outcry to tubs, cases of towel A parcel of land located in the outstanding taxes, including but INCLUDING a security interest 1996 FLEETWOOD 14x70. the highest bidder for cash at NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4, Section not limited to, ad valorem taxes, in one (1) 2005 Clayton manu- holders and drawer 2BR/2BA. $12,500; Jimmy's CIM, 1285 Curry Hwy, 27, Township 14 South, Range 5 which constitute liens upon said factured home, Serial No. guides, door knobs, Must be moved. Jasper, AL 35503, on the 23rd West, Walker County, Alabama, property; special assessments; CS2006796TNAB; (205)522-0717, (205)522-2719 day of November, 2016 at 10:00 assorted windows, being more particularly de- all outstanding bills for public together with the hereditaments a.m. scribed as follows: Commence utilities, which constitute liens and appurtenances thereunto assorted cabinets, 1999 16X80 3BR/2BA M.H. The seller shall have the right at the Southwest corner of NW upon said property; all restrictive belonging and all fixtures now Central H/A. 2.8 acres to reject any and all bids. church benches, 1/4 of the SW 1/4; thence run covenants, easements, rights- attached to and used in connec- (Nauvoo); (205)697-5462 *November 4, 11, 2016 restaurant booths and North along the West line of-way; the statutory right of re- tion with the premises herein tables, laminate 2002 BUCCANEER (16x80) thereof, for 442.73 feet; thence demption pursuant to Alabama described. 3BR/2BA. Customized. To Be MORTGAGE angle right 94 degrees 38 min- FORECLOSURE SALE law; and any other matters of This property will be sold on an flooring, semi load of Moved. $22,000; (205)282-1409 utes 39 seconds for a distance record superior to said Mort- “as is, where is” basis, subject Default having been made in the of 554.40 feet to a capped 5/6 lumber, exterior door payment of the indebtedness gage. To the best of the knowl- to any easements, encum- inch rebar (Hunt CA-311LS), edge and belief of the brances, and exceptions re- parts, screws, bolts 125 Real Est. Sales secured by that certain mort- said point being the Point of Be- gage executed on January 31, undersigned, the party in pos- flected in the mortgage and and nuts, ceramic tile, ginning; thence continue along session of the real property is those contained in the records 2007 by Jessie Ray Warren, un- the last course a distance of shingles, hinges, married, originally in favor of Duane K. Painter and Karolynn of the office of the Judge of Pro- 164.00 feet to a 3 inch concrete T. Painter or tenant(s). bate of the county where the assorted lights, counter Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and monument set on the West recorded in Book DML 2056 at Alabama law gives some per- above-described property is sit- tops, misc. pallet deals right-of-way of Hull Road; sons who have an interest in uated. This property will be sold Page 713 on February 6, 2007, thence angle left 89 degrees 32 and MUCH MORE!!! and modified in modified by property the right to redeem the without warranty or recourse, minutes 31 seconds a distance property under certain circum- expressed or implied as to title, Agreement recorded October of 109.45 feet to a capped 1/2 26, 2015 in Book DML 2440, stances. Programs may also use and/or enjoyment and will Auctioneer: inch rebar set by Larry Davis exist that help persons avoid or be sold subject to the right of re- 3BR/2BA; 2000SF Ranch page 166, in the Office of the (RLS # 10551); thence angle left Jim Awtrey Judge of Probate of Walker delay the foreclosure process. demption of all parties entitled with 2000sf partially finished 90 degrees 27 minutes 27 sec- An attorney should be consulted thereto. Alabama #5128 basement on 1.5 acres in County, Alabama. Shapiro and onds a distance of 190.00 feet Ingle, L.L.P., as counsel for to help you understand these Alabama law gives some per- Farmstead area. Roof, AC, to a Hunt capped rebar; thence rights and programs as a part of sons who have an interest in wiring, and plumbing all less Mortgagee or Transferee and angle left 112 degrees 55 min- Terms: Cash, check, under and by virtue of power of the foreclosure process. property the right to redeem the than 4yrs old + remodeled utes 45 seconds a distance of SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC. property under certain circum- debit or credit cards. All kitchen, baths and neutral sale contained in the said mort- 112.30 feet to the Point of Be- gage will, on December 14, as holder of said mortgage stances. Programs may also sales are final and paint throughout. TONS of ginning. McCalla Raymer Pierce, LLC exist that help persons avoid or storage. Great family home for 2016, sell at public outcry to the THIS PROPERTY WILL BE payment due highest bidder in front of the Two North Twentieth delay the foreclosure process. only $169,900; SOLD ON AN “AS-IS, WHERE- 2 20th Street North, An attorney should be consulted by the end of auction. (205)265-1115 main entrance of the Walker IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY County, Alabama, Courthouse in Suite 1310 to help you understand these 10% buyers premium. EASEMENTS, ENCUM- Birmingham, AL 35203 rights and programs as a part of 4BR/2BA HOUSE, 11 rooms the City of Jasper, during the BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS (Old Parrish Rd.); With 5+ legal hours of sale, the following (800) 275-7171 the foreclosure process. REFLECTED IN THE MORT- [email protected] Said sale will be made subject acres. $199,500. (205)213-7951 real estate situated in Walker GAGE AND THOSE CON- 115 Rent or Lease (205)930-5160. County, Alabama, to wit: File No. 948916 to any existing Federal Tax Lien, TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF www.foreclosurehotline.net if any, and/or Special Assess- Lot 20, Old Piney Woods Road THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE Subdivision, Map Book 8, Page THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPT- ments, if any, which might ad- OF PROBATE OF THE ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. versely affect the title to the 66 in the Probate Office of COUNTY WHERE THE Walker County, Alabama. ANY INFORMATION OB- subject property. ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR Said sale will be made for the PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All Subject to all restrictions, ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS reservations, rights, easements, THAT PURPOSE. purpose of paying the indebted- real estate advertised in this PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD Daily Mountain Eagle ness secured by the above-de- rights-of-way, provisions, WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- newspaper is subject to the covenants, terms, conditions *November 4, 11, 18, 2016 scribed mortgage, and the COURSE, EXPRESS OR IM- proceeds thereof will be applied and building set back lines of PLIED AS TO TITLE, USE Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 5945 SMITH Lake Dam Road, as provided by the terms of the record. AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND STATE OF ALABAMA which makes it illegal to advertise Jasper 35504 said mortgage. This sale is sub- Address: 118 Magnolia Drive; WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO COUNTY OF WALKER 4BR/2BA. 3 acres +/-; LR, ject to postponement or cancel- “any preference, limitation or Jasper, AL 35504 THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Den, Appliances included. lation; contact Margery Oglesby discrimination based on race, For informational purposes OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED FORECLOSURE SALE Some furniture. Carport, Storm at the phone number shown only, the property address is: THERETO. Alabama law gives Default having been made in the color, religion, sex, or national Shelter, Front Porch, Rear below prior to attending the 118 Magnolia Dr, Jasper, AL some persons who have an in- payment of the indebtedness origin or an intention to make Deck; $89,000; sale. 35504. terest in property the right to re- secured by that certain mort- Steve (205)388-6066 Robin E. Pate any such preference, limitation or Any property address pro- deem the property under certain gage and security agreement www.stevepaynerealty.com Attorney for Vanderbilt discrimination.” This newspaper vided is not part of the legal circumstances. Programs may executed by BRIAN A. TURNER description of the property and REGINA A. BARGER, hus- Mortgage and Finance, Inc. will not knowingly accept any also exist that help persons ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. sold herein and in the event avoid or delay the foreclosure band and wife, on the 30th day advertising for real estate which of any discrepancy, the legal of November 2012, to VANDER- 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy process. An attorney should be Ste 200 is in violation of the law. Our description referenced herein consulted to help you under- BILT MORTGAGE AND FI- shall control. NANCE, INC., as recorded in P.O. Box 2727 readers are informed that all stand these rights and programs Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 This sale is made for the pur- as a part of the foreclosure DML Book 2323, Page 80, in the dwellings advertised in this pose of paying the indebtedness office of the Probate Judge of (205) 344-5000 process. *Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 2016 newspaper are available on an secured by said mortgage, as This sale is made for the pur- Walker County, Alabama; VAN- equal opportunity basis. Equal well as the expenses of foreclo- pose of paying the indebtedness DERBILT MORTGAGE AND FI- 81 BLACKWELL Lane sure. Furthermore, the property NANCE, INC., as Mortgagee, by STATE OF ALABAMA Housing Opportunity, M/F secured by mortgage as well as Oakman 35579. to be offered pursuant to this no- the expenses of foreclosure, in- reason of such default having COUNTY OF WALKER 3BR/1BA w/2 room basement. tice of sale is being offered for cluding a reasonable attorney’s declared all of the indebtedness NOTICE OF MORTGAGE (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA 3 Acres +/-; $59,900; sale, transfer and conveyance fees and other purposes set out secured by said mortgage and FORECLOSURE SALE for rent, DORA. Private lot. Steve (205)388-6066 AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither the in said mortgage. security agreement due and Default having been made in the $550mo. Good Rental Ref's. www.stevepaynerealty mortgagee, nor the officers, di- Ditech Financial LLC payable and such default contin- payment of the indebtedness (205)823-3301/(205)213-0916. rectors, attorneys, employees, Paul K. Lavelle uing, notice is hereby given, that secured by that certain mort- HOUSE FOR SALE in agents or authorized represen- Attorney for Mortgagee acting under the power of sale gage and security agreement Adamsville. 3BR., 1BA. Large 1BR. FURNISHED Apt for Em- tative of the mortgagee make Spina, & Lavelle, P.C. contained in said mortgage and executed by TAMMY ANNETTE kitchen. Full basement. Fenced ployed Non-smoker. No Pets. any representation or warranty One Perimeter Park South security agreement, and as au- STAPLER, unmarried, on the back yard. $27,000. For details References required. $450/mo. relating to the title or any physi- Suite 400N thorized by Section 7-9A- 12th day of April 2013, to VAN- call Deborah (205)862-8057. DERBILT MORTGAGE AND FI- $250/dep. (205)384-6811. cal, environmental, health or Birmingham, Alabama 35243 604(a)(2) of the Code of safety conditions existing in, on, (205) 298-1800 Alabama of 1975 as amended, NANCE, INC., as recorded in 2BR/1BA HOUSE, Jasper. 2BR APARTMENT (very nice). at or relating to the property of- *Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 2016 VANDERBILT MORTGAGE DML Book 2337, Page 646, in LR/DR., family room, basement. Refrig., Stove, Dishwasher. fered for sale. Any and all re- AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- the office of the Probate Judge 306 8th St., West, close to Mid- gagee, will sell at public outcry, of Walker County, Alabama; Washer/Dryer hook-ups. sponsibilities or liabilities arising NOTICE OF MORTGAGE dle School. $88,500. for cash to the highest bidder, in VANDERBILT MORTGAGE Carport. $650mo. plus deposit. out of or in any way relating to FORECLOSURE SALE 205-930-5160, 205-213-7951 any such condition, including front of the Courthouse door, in AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- No Pets. (205)222-5441 STATE OF ALABAMA those suggested by Code of Ala. COUNTY OF WALKER the City of Jasper, Walker gagee, by reason of such de- County, Alabama, during the fault having declared all of the 2BR/1BA HOUSE, Jasper. (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly Default having been made in are disclaimed. This sale is sub- legal hours of sale on November indebtedness secured by said LR/DR., family room, basement. the indebtedness secured by ject to all prior liens and encum- that certain mortgage executed 16, 2016, the following de- mortgage and security agree- $850/mo. No Section-8; brances and unpaid taxes and scribed real and personal prop- ment due and payable and such 306 8th St., West, close to by Duane K. Painter A Married assessments including any Man And Karolynn T. Painter His erty situated in Walker County, default continuing, notice is Middle School. transfer tax associated with the Wife to Pinnacle Bank dated Alabama, to-wit: hereby given, that acting under (205)930-5160, (205)213-7951 foreclosure. The successful bid- March 31, 2008; said mortgage PARCEL I: A 1.62 acre tract or the power of sale contained in NATURAL BRIDGE der must tender a non-refund- parcel of land, more or less, said mortgage and security Restaurant. 6500 Sq. Ft. being recorded in Book 2122, 2BR/1BA MOBILEHOME, nice able deposit of Five Thousand Page 208, as modified by that lying in the SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of agreement, and as authorized (Alexander Tubbs Road). Lawn Seats About 200 Dollars and no/100 ($5,000.00) Section 10, Township 13 South, by Section 7-9A-604(a)(2) of the All Equipment Ready to Go! certain Modification Agreement maintenance, garbage dumpster in certified or cash funds at the in Book 2454, Page 196 in the Range 7 West, Walker County, Code of Alabama of 1975 as $248,450; time and place of the sale. The Alabama, and more particularly amended, VANDERBILT MORT- furnished. No Pets. References Harlan (205)495-9396 Office of the Judge of Probate of required. $400mo. $400dep. balance of the purchase price Walker County, Alabama. Said described as follows: Com- GAGE AND FINANCE, INC., as Spann Real Estate mence at the NE corner of said Mortgagee, will sell at public (205)522-0075 must be paid in certified funds Mortgage was last sold, as- B8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Fri., Nov. 4, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com

150 Legals 150 Legals outcry, for cash to the highest an “as is, where is” basis, sub- 26 civilians, 2 U.S. troops bidder, in front of the Court- ject to any easements, encum- house door, in the City of brances, and exceptions Jasper, Walker County, Ala- reflected in the mortgage and bama, during the legal hours of those contained in the records dead after Afghan raid on Taliban sale on November 16, 2016, of the office of the Judge of Pro- the following described real and bate of the county where the personal property situated in above-described property is sit- KABUL, Afghanistan AP that civilians were Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: uated. This property will be sold (AP) — A joint U.S.- killed in the fighting, A parcel of land lying in a part without warranty or recourse, Afghan raid Thursday though they had few de- of the NW 1/4 – SE 1/4 of Sec- expressed or implied as to title, against the Taliban involv- tails. Dr. Mohammad tion 13, Township 14 South, use and/or enjoyment and will ing NATO airstrikes left Naim Mangal, the director Range 6 West, Walker County, be sold subject to the right of re- 26 civilians, three Afghan of a Kunduz hospital, said Alabama, being more particu- demption of all parties entitled troops and two U.S. service his facility received the larly described as follows: Com- thereto. members dead, Western bodies of a dead man and mence at the Northeast corner Alabama law gives some per- and local officials said, as a child and treated 30 peo- of said NW 1/4 – SE 1/4 and sons who have an interest in investigators worked to ple, including children, run West along the North property the right to redeem the determine what went wounded in the fighting. boundary line of said 1/4 – 1/4 property under certain circum- wrong. NATO only said it was line for a distance of 713.79 stances. Programs may also NATO and the Pentagon “aware of the allegations,” feet; thence run S 14 degrees exist that help persons avoid or described the Americans while the Pentagon did 49 minutes 00 seconds E for a delay the foreclosure process. killed and four other U.S. not immediately respond. distance of 177.47 feet to the An attorney should be consulted troops wounded as being U.S. Brig. Gen. Charles Point of Beginning; thence run to help you understand these part of “a train, advise and AP Photo Cleveland, briefing jour- S 72 degrees 31 minutes 06 rights and programs as a part of assist mission,” rare com- nalists in Brussels during seconds W for a distance of the foreclosure process. bat casualties for Western An Afghan man holds up the body of a child that a teleconference, said 109.40 feet; thence run S 14 Said sale will be made subject forces who handed over was killed during clashes between Taliban and three Afghan troops were degrees 49 minutes 00 seconds to any existing Federal Tax Lien, the task of securing killed in the assault. Mo- E for a distance of 194.48 feet, Afghan security forces in Kunduz province north if any, and/or Special Assess- Afghanistan to local hammad Radmanish, a to a point on the Northwesterly ments, if any, which might ad- of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday. troops some two years ago. deputy spokesman at the right-of-way of the Sipsey versely affect the title to the Road; thence run N 72 degrees Afghan officials said their next of kin. NATO commanders, who were Afghan Defense Ministry, subject property. and the Pentagon did not killed in the fighting along 31 minutes 06 seconds E along Said sale will be made for the they were still investigat- offered the same figure. said Northwesterly right-of-way purpose of paying the indebted- ing the attack and its civil- respond to a request for with 63 other insurgents, In a later statement, for a distance of 109.40 feet; ness secured by the above-de- ian casualties, some of comment from The Associ- Kunduz police chief Gen. Cleveland said that thence run N 14 degrees 49 scribed mortgage, and the which may have been ated Press to further clar- Qasim Jangalbagh said. “friendly forces received minutes 00 seconds W for a proceeds thereof will be applied caused by the airstrikes ify the American troops’ He said Afghan special direct fire and airstrikes distance of 194.48 feet to the as provided by the terms of the called in to support mission in the area. forces carried out the raid were conducted to defend Point of Beginning. Said parcel said mortgage. This sale is sub- Afghan and U.S. troops U.S. Defense Secretary and that he did not have themselves” and an inves- contains 0.49 acres, more or ject to postponement or cancel- under fire. Ash Carter said four any information about tigation was underway. less. lation; contact Margery Oglesby Residents later carried Americans were wounded. NATO involvement in the He earlier described the Tax Parcel Identification Num- at the phone number shown over a dozen corpses of the “Our service members assault. assault as “not a common ber: 16-06-13-0-000-016.013 below prior to attending the dead, including children, were doing their part to Jangalbagh said 26 event,” without elaborat- INCLUDING a security interest sale. toward the local gover- help the Afghans secure civilians, including mem- ing. in one (1) 2013 Southern manu- Robin E. Pate nor’s office in a show of their own country while bers of the Taliban fight- A Taliban statement factured home, Serial No. Attorney for Vanderbilt rage a year after American protecting our homeland ers’ families, were killed in also said there were civil- DSD061508AL; Mortgage and Finance, Inc. forces attacked an area from those who would do the assault. ian casualties while claim- together with the hereditaments ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. hospital. us harm,” he said in a Kunduz official Moham- ing its fighters killed 16 and appurtenances thereunto 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy NATO declined to iden- statement. mad Yousf Ayoubi and par- U.S. troops. The insur- belonging and all fixtures now Ste 200 tify the Americans killed, The target of the raid liament member Malim gents often exaggerate attached to and used in con- P.O. Box 2727 pending notification of were two senior Taliban Chari both also told the their battlefield successes. nection with the premises Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 herein described. (205) 344-5000 This property will be sold on *Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 2016 UN: Survivors report 240 dead in 2 Mediterranean shipwrecks MILAN (AP) — Survivors say as around 140 people, including six be saved through more resettlement many as 240 people have died in two children and about 20 women, some and legal pathways to protection. shipwrecks off Libya, the U.N. pregnant — sank when wooden The Mediterranean is a deadly refugee agency reported Thursday, planks laid at the bottom broke, stretch of sea for refugees and mi- bringing this year’s toll to more than causing the dinghy to capsize 25 grants, yet they still see no other op- 4,220 migrants dead or missing in miles off the Libyan coast, the tion but to risk their lives to cross risky Mediterranean Sea crossings, UNHCR said. Twenty-nine people it.” the highest count on record. were rescued, and 12 bodies were re- UNHCR emphasized that the Carlotta Sami, a UNHCR spokes- covered. number of dead was an estimate. woman in Italy, said 31 survivors of In a separate operation, two International agencies rely heav- two shipwrecks who arrived on the women found swimming at sea told ily on survivor accounts to tally the southern Italian island of Lampe- rescuers that 128 other people had number of people dead or missing in dusa reported that the rubber died in their wreck. the dangerous journey across the dinghies they were traveling in had “I am deeply saddened by another Mediterranean in smugglers’ boats. capsized Wednesday in heavy seas tragedy on the high seas,” said U.N. Often the boats sink in high seas, shortly after leaving Libya. High Commissioner for Refugees where it is difficult if not impossible The first dinghy — which carried Filippo Grandi. “So many lives could to recover any bodies. 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