On Their Way Moving Forward on Cancer Machine

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Weather Indicted commissioner has not yet hired attorney Tonight Tomorrow By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS Scott Stevens, who represents the 2nd Now it appears the arraignment will not who was also present in court this morn- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff District on the county commission, ap- take place until July 14 in order to give ing. peared in the courtroom of Criminal Stevens time to hire an attorney. Stevens was indicted on Dec. 7 by the PUTNAM COUNTY — A Putnam Court Judge Gary McKenzie this morn- The Herald-Citizen contacted two attor- Putnam County Grand Jury for 10 counts County commissioner who was indicted ing for a scheduled arraignment in the neys on Wednesday who had been report- of theft over $1,000, three counts of theft in December for 15 counts of theft and case. edly considering representing Stevens, under $500, one count each of theft over 40º 57º one count of possession of a prohibited The original arraignment had been but both confirmed they were not. $500 and theft over $10,000. weapon has not yet hired an attorney to scheduled for Jan. 25 and then was con- The prosecutor in the case is 15th Judi- Complete forecast, Page 2 represent him in the charges. tinued until today. cial District Assistant DA Tom Swink, See STEVENS, Page 3

Sports CRMC On their way moving forward on cancer machine

Blasted By LAURA MILITANA Cookeville softball routs HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Upperman /B1 COOKEVILLE — The Elekta Synergy Platform at Cookeville Regional Medical Center has been one popular machine, of- Living fering Image-Guided Radiation Therapy to a number of patients who walk through the doors of the Cancer Center. And that lone machine is showing its age, which is why the planning committee of the Cookeville Regional Medical Center’s board of trustees approved moving forward with getting a second machine. “The Elekta does a lot of pro- cedures,” Paul Korth, CRMC CEO, told planning committee A classic members Tuesday evening. Drucilla makes deviled “When it’s down, a lot of pa- potatoes /A8 tients have to be rescheduled and delay their treatment. It’s really not the best image to have. A second machine will Nation help a lot.” Since 2012, the need for a new radiotherapy machine has Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen exceeded the number required by the state health plan certifi- Sophie Keaney, member of Prescott South Middle School’s Odyssey of the Mind team, makes snowcones during cate of need standards and cri- a recent fundraiser at the school. The team will be doing a variety of fundraisers in April so they can attend the teria for megavoltage radiation world finals in Iowa this May. therapy services. CRMC’s current Elekta machine treats general radiation patients, Prescott team raising funds for world finals everything from skin cancers to bone mets to lung cancers and By AMY DAVIS team are headed to the world finals — but — had earned a place at the world finals in breast tangent fields. Trump HERALD-CITIZEN Staff they have a lot of fundraising to do first. Michigan. This year, they’ll need to raise It treats a high patient load — “We have so much to do before May,” $7,600 to compete in the 37th annual usually 40 or more patients per GOP ads helping COOKEVILLE — They’re on their way sixth grade science teacher and team coach Odyssey of the Mind World Finals hosted day. Democrats /A7 again. Amy Baggett said. “We have seven amaz- by Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. “There have been many days After winning the regional tournament in ing students who are desperately trying to “The competition is at the end of May, but it’s exceeded the capacity,” North Carolina, members of the Prescott get to the world finals.” Index South Middle School Odyssey of the Mind Last year, the team — then sixth graders See MIND, Page 2 See CANCER, Page 2 Abby...... A8 Calendar...... A6 Crossword ...... A9 Living ...... A8 TTU hosts international Obituaries ...... A5 Willie Tackett Baja SAE competition Earline Clouse Reed Welch TTU — Tennessee Tech Uni- Shipley Farm. most wins by one team with 12 Doc Welch versity will host the annual Baja “The 2013 competition held at championships. The closest uni- Michael Phillips SAE competition April 14 - 17 Shipley Farm was a huge suc- versity holds six. Helen Herren at the Hyder-Burks Agricultural cess because of the size and Each team requires many spon- Pavilion. This event will bring in available facilities there,” said sors, whether they help with a Gay Watts 100 teams from all over the U.S. team advisor Dale Wilson, a monetary donation, services Marvon Huddleston and worldwide. This year there professor of mechanical engi- such as machining or bodywork, Ardi Lawrence will be teams competing from neering. “SAE said they were or raw materials. India, Canada, Mexico and eager to return to Tennessee The Tennessee Tech team still Opinion...... A4 Egypt. Tech, and some participants has sponsorship opportunities Sports ...... B1 Event planning and construc- even said it was the best Baja available. Information about tion of the course have been un- SAE event ever.” sponsorships is available at Sudoku ...... A9 derway since last summer. This The event site must have the www.tntech.edu/baja. Weather ...... A2 is the seventh time Tennessee capacity to accommodate all 100 This event is open to the pub- Tech has hosted the Baja SAE teams and their trailers. This lic. Volunteers, 18 years or older, competition. Tennessee Tech has year, more than 40 teams were are still needed. held the competition at what was put on a waiting list. If interested contact Kris Tennessee Tech University will host the annual Baja SAE Tech Aqua at Center Hill Lake, The Tennessee Tech team has Craven at [email protected] competition April 14 - 17 at the Hyder-Burks Agricultural behind the Averitt baseball field, been competing in Baja events or sign up at http://www.ba- Pavilion. This event will bring in 100 teams from all over and in more recent years, at the since 1977 and holds the title of jasae.net. the U.S. and worldwide. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Rabies clinics held in Putnam County in April PUTNAM COUNTY — The Putnam protect us as well as our pets. Pets are across Tennessee, with 24 of those cases mestic animal seems sick or acts strangely, County Health Department is partnering more likely than people to come into con- among skunks. Vaccination programs are report it to your local animal control with local veterinarian clinics to offer low- tact with wild animals that may have ra- a major factor in preventing rabies in hu- agency.” Contact us: cost rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats. bies and could then spread the virus to mans. The last human case of rabies in People can be exposed to rabies when at- Address: Vaccinations will be provided at various people.” Tennessee occurred in 2002 when contact tempting to help, feed or handle wild ani- 1300 Neal St. clinics throughout the month of April. The Putnam County Rabies Clinics will be with a bat occurred but was not reported. mals, so it’s important to avoid touching cost of the vaccination is $8 for each dog held from 8 a.m.-noon April 16 and April “Rabies is transmitted in saliva through any wild animal, especially common car- Cookeville, Tenn. and $8 for each cat. Tennessee law re- 23 at Copeland Veterinary Clinic, Boyd the bite of an infected mammal,” Joe Fer- riers such as bats, skunks, raccoons and quires rabies vaccination for dogs and Veterinary Clinic, Flatt Veterinary Clinic guson, environmental speciali st, said. foxes. If you are bitten or come into con- Mailing Address: cats. and the Humane Society. The re will also “Rabid animals are not always aggressive. tact with the saliva of an animal that may P.O. Box 2729 “Rabies is a threat to both pets and peo- be clinics open from 9-11 a.m. April 2 at Wildlife may carry the ra bies virus with- be sick or rabid, contact your health care ple in Tennessee, so it’s important all pet Baxter City Hall and from 9-11 a.m. April out showing any recognizable signs of in- provider. Cookeville TN 38502 owners keep their dogs and cats up to date 9 at Monterey City Hall. fection. Any animals that are acting For more information about the rabies on rabies vaccinations,” said Lisa Bum- Most cases of rabies reported in Ten- strangely, such as nocturnal animals seen vaccination clini c(s), call the Putnam Phone: 931-526-9715 balough, Putnam County Health Depart- nessee occur in wild animals. In 2015, out in the daytime, must be regarded as County Health Department at 931 -528- ment director. “Rabies vaccinat ions there were 33 cases of rabies reported sick and potentially rabid. If a wild or do- 2531. Fax: 931-526-1209

Email: News [email protected] CANCER: Sports [email protected] CRMC Advertising [email protected] works on Living [email protected] second Circulation [email protected] imaging Business News [email protected] machine Church News [email protected] From Page 1 School News [email protected] Korth said, presenting a graph Classified Ads showing the work load from [email protected] fiscal year 2012. This machine would be located in shell space that was Letter Guidelines built in with the Cancer Center. “The need is definitely here,” All letters to the editor must he said. be signed and include the Estimated cost of the machine writer’s name, address and is $2,195,000, with construc- phone number. Letters are tion costs at $350,000 and re- subject to editing and/or required software at $25,000. jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Korth requested that the plan- to the mailing address listed ning committee forward the above, or email to item to the finance committee [email protected]. and start the process of getting the request before the Certifi- cate of Need board. Order a Photo An application has to be sub- mitted and reviewed by the Every photograph taken by a Health Services and Develop- Herald-Citizen photographer Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen ment Certificate of Need staff and published in the paper is Prescott South Middle School’s Morgan Furman makes snowcones to help raise money for her Odyssey of the Mind before the agency puts it in the available for purchase. Go to cycle. www.herald-citizen.com and team to attend the world finals in Iowa. Several more fundraisers are in the works for next month. click on “Photo Gallery.” A review cycle is typically 60 days and during that time, the application is analyzed by the MIND: Team raising funds for world finals department of health, depart- Subscriptions ment of mental health and sub- To subscribe, call 931-526- From Page 1 “The students seem to have a bit more con- Silent auction stances abuse services and/or 9715. Visa, MasterCard and fidence and are able to share their experi- A silent auction is coming up April 29 from the department of intellectual Discover accepted. we have to have all the money for registra- ences from last year’s competition with the 3-8 p.m. and developmental disabilities. Rates: tion in by the end of April,” Baggett noted. new team members.” “People can come out and see the magnif- Then the reviewing agency will 3 mo 6 mo 1yr The $7,600 includes registration, travel ex- So far, the Odyssey team has raised money icent PSMS production of ‘Oklahoma’ and generate a written report and Carrier or penses, lodging and meals. by selling snow cones at their school. do some bidding on beautiful crafts donated submit it for consideration by Mail: 385 Baggett explained that Odyssey of the Flamingo Flocking for the auction, as well as home decorations, the agency with the application Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & Mind is an international educational pro- Next, they’ll be doing something new — a jewelry, books and more.” and all related materials. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 gram that provides creative problem-solving “Flamingo Flocking,” along with a note ex- Anyone wishing to donate items may email Then a meeting will be held at Anywhere Only opportunities for students from kindergarten plaining the fundraising effort. Baggett for details. which the application will be E-Edition $21 $42 $84 through college. “We are going to be flocking the entire Duct tape heard, where people can voice Mail: Outside Thousands of teams from the United States month of April,” Baggett said. For their final fundraiser, the Odyssey team support and opposition to the 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 and 25 other countries solve problems that “If you want to have a dozen, two dozen or will be selling tickets for duct tape to fellow application. Mail: Outside range from building mechanical devices to three dozen flamingos flock onto the yard of students May 2-6. That way, they’ll be able Approval or denial letters will Tenn. $82 $132 $220 presenting their own interpretation of liter- a family, friend or boss, please let us know.” to tape their principal, Trey Upchurch, to the then be issued within a week of ary classics. They take their solutions to She may be reached at amy.baggett@pc- wall. the agency’s decision, with an local, state and world-level competitions. sstn.com. “He has been so amazing and so willing to actual certification to be issued Miss Your Paper? “Each year, five new competitive problems Boston Butts do everything he can to help this group of within four weeks of the deci- Your carrier is an independent are presented for the teams to solve,” The team will also be selling smoked students get to the world finals,” Baggett sion. contractor. However, as a serv- Baggett said. Boston Butts the first two weeks of April. said. Another item discussed in the ice to our subscribers, our “These long-term problems are solved over The cost is $30, and pre-cooked spiral hams Baggett noted the significance of the planning committee’s meeting circulation department is open weeks and months. Some of the problems will also be offered. Those purchased in ad- PSMS team having once again qualified for was the idea of lab outreach. from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- are more technical in nature, while others vance may be picked up April 23 from 8-9 the world finals in only their second year of “A number of these labs are day-Friday and from are artistic or performance-based.” a.m. in the PSMS bus loop. Odyssey competition. based out of town,” Scott 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to PSMS’s team includes seventh graders Blast From the Past “It’s a huge accomplishment,” she said. Williams, CRMC chief operat- answer calls. Brodye Stevens, Seth Wilson, Sophie A “Blast From the Past” dance for PSMS “These kids have been given extraordinarily ing officer, said. “ Call 931-526-9715. Keaney, Auburn Velasquez and Morgan Fur- students will be held April 9. difficult problems, and they face them as a It would give us better con- man and sixth graders Nana Asante and “Students may come in a costume from team. “They have had to work together and nectivity with physicians and Adrian Morack. their favorite era,” Baggett said. learn how to compromise — and when you providers in the community.” Herald-Citizen “We learned so much from last year since “We hope to have a costume contest with have students at this level cognitively, it is He explained that there is that was our first year to ever compete,” some amazing prizes. There will also be sometimes difficult for them to concede to software, called Orchard, that USPS 313-680 Baggett said. concessions for sale, including snow cones.” someone else’s opinion or idea.” would do just that — allow of- ISSN 8750-5541 fices to draw lab work and The Herald-Citizen is pub- enter orders, communicate with lished daily except Saturdays, Relay Health, have the CRMC New Year’s Day, Independence Commercial driver charged with DUI lab run the test and then funnel Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving the results back to the ordering Day and Christmas Day by By TRACEY HACKETT mile marker 273 on Interstate 40 west- Trooper Loftis said he requested the man physician. Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., HERALD-CITIZEN Staff bound. to perform four field sobriety tasks, and the “There are a number of prac- at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box The stop was reportedly made by Trooper man failed to complete successfully any of tices in town who are eager to 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. PUTNAM COUNTY — A driver of a Michael Robertson. those tasks. work with us on this,” Williams Periodicals postage paid at commercial vehicle was arrested here yes- Trooper Robertson identified the driver of “The subject was also advised of the im- said. Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- terday for driving under the influence. the vehicle as Brigance, and he noticed that plied consent law and agreed to submit to That item was also forwarded TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Ryan L. Brigance, 24, of Angelance Drive the commercial vehicle driver had red eyes a chemical test to determine the amount of to the finance committee. Cookeville TN 38502. 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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION State STEVENS: Indicted commissioner has no attorney in Brief From Page 1 turned himself into law enforcement rep- side of the district he represents, Stevens misconduct while in office or neglect to resentatives, and his bond was set at will continue to be a voting member of perform their official duties. The investigation began earlier last year $20,000. the 24-member county commission. Former Putnam Property Assessor Bill to allow guns as members of the Cookeville Police De- He has since posted bond and was re- To successfully oust an elected official, Byron Looper was successfully ousted bans in ticketed partment, assisted by the criminal inves- leased from jail. the district attorney, the county attorney following the murder of Sen. Tommy tigation division of the Tennessee Stevens was elected to represent the 2nd or 10 citizens owning property in the Burks in 1998 of which Looper was later venues fails in Highway Patrol, were investigating a se- District of the Putnam County Commis- county can file a petition. convicted. ries of utility trailer thefts. sion in August 2014. Whoever files the petition must have If Stevens is convicted of the felony House Investigators said they found Stevens in He replaced former Commissioner Bob convincing evidence against the elected charges for which he is indicted, the possession of a quantity of stolen items, Duncan, who did not seek re-election. official in order to successfully oust him county commission would have to ap- NASHVILLE (AP) — A bill including a 2004 Dodge truck valued at Stevens continues to represent the 2nd or her. point someone to fill the remainder of his seeking to allow Tennessee more than $10,000 that was found to be- District, and unless he resigns, is con- The infrequently used ouster law pro- four-year term in the 2nd District until the cities to ban guns from being long to a local insurance business. victed of a felony, is successfully ousted vides a means of removing officeholders vacancy could be placed on the ballot of carried at ticketed events has Following the indictment, Stevens from office or is found to be living out- who knowingly and willfully commit the next general election. failed in a House subcommittee. The Republican-controlled Civil Justice Subcommittee voted 3-2 along party lines on Charlotte transgender rule nixed; other cities reined in Wednesday to kill the measure sponsored by Democratic RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Rep. John Ray Clemmons and Sparked by backlash to Char- supported by the Tennessee lotte’s ordinance allowing trans- Association of Chiefs of Po- gender people to use restrooms lice. aligned with their gender iden- The measure was introduced tity, the North Carolina legisla- after a state attorney general’s ture reined in local governments legal opinion last year that a with a broad bill that prevents state law stripping local gov- cities and counties from passing ernments of the power to bar their own anti-discrimination people with handgun carry rules. permits from being armed in Republican Gov. Pat McCrory parks extended to facilities signed the legislation Wednesday like sports arenas or parks night, dealing a blow to the rented or operated by private LGBT movement after success entities. with protection in cities across the country. The Republican-controlled Transgender General Assembly took action restroom bill Wednesday to invalidate Char- lotte’s ordinance after city lead- advancing in ers last month approved the broad anti-discrimination meas- Tennessee Senate ure. Critics focused on language in the ordinance involving trans- NASHVILLE (AP) — The gender people and restrooms. Tennessee Senate is advancing McCrory, who was the mayor a bill to require transgender of Charlotte for 14 years and had students to use bathrooms that criticized the local measure, match their sex at birth, while signed the legislation that he said House members are seeking to was “passed by a bipartisan ma- revive the measure that was jority to stop this breach of basic defeated earlier in the week. privacy and etiquette.” The Senate Education Com- Although 12 House Democrats Gerry Broome | AP mittee on Wednesday voted 7- joined all Republicans present in House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, addresses members of the House as North Carolina lawmakers gather for a 3 in favor of the bill sponsored voting for the bill in the after- special session Wednesday, in Raleigh, N.C. The lawmakers return to work to consider stopping a new Charlotte or- by Republican Sen. Mike Bell noon, later all Senate Democrats dinance set to take effect April 1 that gives protections to transgender people to use the restroom of their gender iden- of Riceville. Meanwhile, Re- in attendance walked off their tity. publican Rep. Jim Coley of chamber floor during the debate Bartlett told the House Educa- in protest. Remaining Senate Re- citizens that voted to elect them.” “It’s common sense — biologi- espouses bogus claims about in- into law is a direct attack on the tion Administration and Plan- publicans gave the legislation Republicans and their allies cal men should not me be in creasing the risk of sexual as- rights, well-being and dignity of ning Committee that he will unanimous approval. have said intervening is neces- women’s showers, locker rooms saults. hundreds of thousands of LGBT seek to have the committee re- “We choose not to participate in sary to protect the safety of and bathrooms,” said GOP Rep. They say the law will deny les- North Carolinians and visitors to consider its decision to study this farce,” Senate Minority women and children from “radi- Dean Arp of Monroe before the bian, gay, bisexual and transgen- the state,” Human Rights Cam- the measure after the Legisla- Leader Dan Blue of Raleigh said cal” action by Charlotte. There chamber voted 82-26 for the leg- der people essential protections paign President Chad Griffin said ture adjourns for the year. Re- after he left the chamber. have been arguments that any islation after nearly three hours needed to ensure they can get a in a statement. Civil liberties ligious conservatives are Senate leader Phil Berger of man — perhaps a sex offender — of debate. hotel room, hail a taxi or dine at groups pledged to push for repeal pushing the legislation. Eden said the Democrats’ deci- could enter a woman’s restroom Gay rights leaders and transgen- a restaurant without fear. and were weighing legal options. sion to leave was a “serious or locker room simply by calling der people said the legislation de- “McCrory’s reckless decision to A Thursday evening rally was Bill to require breach of their obligation to the himself transgender. monizes the community and sign this appalling legislation planned. background checks for buying guns FDA outlines standards for killed County official NASHVILLE (AP) — A anti-abuse generic painkillers House subcommittee has shot orders review down a bill to require back- WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed- The FDA draft guidelines re- Thursday’s proposal comes ground checks for all gun pur- eral officials are encouraging leased Thursday outline studies just days after the FDA said it chases in Tennessee. generic drugmakers to reformu- needed to show that generic opi- would add a new boxed warning Rep. Mike Stewart on of stun gun use late their painkillers to make oids have the same anti-abuse — the most serious type — to Wednesday showed off a mil- them harder to abuse, the latest properties as their brand-name some 175 immediate-release itary-style carbine that he had in a string of steps designed to counterparts. painkillers, including both bought through a website for after 4 deaths combat abuse of highly-addic- Generic drugs receive a branded and generics. $750 in cash with no back- tive pain drugs like codeine and streamlined review process at That action is one in a series of ground check. oxycodone. the FDA, which helps speed measures promised by new The Nashville Democrat ar- ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — found that officers frequently The Food and Drug Adminis- their path to market and reduce FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert gued that in-person gun sales After the deaths of four peo- failed to follow best prac- tration published draft guide- the prices passed onto con- Califf, who was confirmed by should be governed by the ple who were shocked by of- tices. lines outlining testing standards sumers. Generally, manufactur- the Senate last month. same rules as when buying ficers’ stun guns, a Maryland The newspaper reports four for harder-to-abuse generic ers only need show that their Califf’s confirmation was held firearms from retailers. county leader is ordering po- of Maryland’s 11 deaths in painkillers. The agency has al- products are chemically equiva- up by Senate lawmakers who But Republican members lice to review stun gun use stun-gun-related police en- ready approved five brand- lent to the original version, said the agency needed to do were unimpressed with Stew- and investigate the incidents. counters since 2009 involved name opioid pain drugs which rather than conduct new clinical more to combat opioid abuse. art’s arguments or his display The Baltimore Sun reports Montgomery County offi- are designed to discourage studies in patients. of the AR-15 style rifle, and Montgomery County Execu- cers. In three of those, the abuse. The current version of defeated the measure on a tive Isiah Leggett said newspaper found officers ac- OxyContin, for example, is dif- voice vote. Republican Rep. Wednesday he wants to make tivated the devices for longer ficult to crush, discouraging Jon Lundberg of Bristol said sure the incidents and subse- than the recommended 15 abusers from snorting or dis- that gun sellers shouldn’t be quent investigations were seconds and as long as 108 solving the tablets to get high. require to conduct background handled properly. His an- seconds. A county police But these abuse-deterrent checks any more than some- nouncement comes after the spokesman declined to com- painkillers represent a small one selling a car should have newspaper investigated stun ment, but previously de- fraction of the market for opioid to check the license or driving gun use in Maryland and fended officers’ actions. pain drugs, which is dominated history of the prospective by low-cost generics. buyer.

Bill to allow clergy to refuse gay marriage Average U.S. rate on 30-year fails in House mortgage falls to 3.71 percent NASHVILLE (AP) — A bill seeking to underscore the right WASHINGTON (AP) — Aver- fixed-rate mortgages eased to cent a week earlier. The yield de- of Tennessee clergy to refuse age long-term U.S. mortgage 2.96 percent from 2.99 percent clined further to 1.85 percent to perform marriages based on rates declined this week after last week. Thursday morning. religious convictions has three straight weeks of increases. After the Federal Reserve’s de- To calculate average mortgage failed in the House. The decline could be a spur to cision last week to keep a key in- rates, Freddie Mac surveys The House Civil Justice sub- prospective buyers as the spring terest rate unchanged in light of lenders across the country at the committee on Wednesday de- home buying season gets started. global economic pressures, beginning of each week. The av- feated Rep. Andy Holt’s bill Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac prices of U.S. government bonds erage doesn’t include extra fees, on a voice vote. The Dresden said Thursday the average rate on have risen sharply. That has known as points, which most Republican said he wanted to a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage pushed down the yields on the borrowers must pay to get the pass the legislation he had slipped to 3.71 percent from 3.73 bonds, which mortgage rates fol- lowest rates. One point equals 1 dubbed the “Religious Free- percent last week. The bench- low. percent of the loan amount. dom Restoration Act” in light mark rate is above the 3.69 per- The yield on the 10-year Treas- The average fee for a 30-year of the Supreme Court’s gay cent level it marked a year ago. ury bond stood at 1.87 percent mortgage was unchanged from marriage ruling of last year. The average rate on 15-year Wednesday, down from 1.91 per- last week at 0.5 point. Herald-Citizen

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Established 1903 Mike DeLapp, Editor and Publisher Buddy Pearson, Managing Editor Clinton talks strategy; GOP talks tough ormer Secretary of State back on our alliances or turning Hillary Clinton spoke to a our alliance into a protection Fsmall room — 135 atten- racket would reverse decades of dees, not counting journalists — bipartisan American leadership at Stanford University on and send a dangerous signal to Wednesday about the need for the friend and foe alike. (Russian United States’ “nimble and far- President Vladimir) Putin already reaching” response to the Islamic hopes to divide Europe. If Mr. State group, “an adversary that is Trump gets his way, it’ll be like Explaining Rubio’s defeat constantly adapting and operating Christmas in the Kremlin.” across multiple theaters.” Candi- Clinton did not address water- date Clinton boarding, but she did assert that ne of Marco Rubio’s informal A discussion was Many were more likely to blame the was nimble torture is on her list of things that circle of advisers was nervously held. Rubio made voters — they’re just too angry — than and far-reach- don’t work when fighting terror- Olooking at his iPhone early the only decision Rubio. Indeed, that might become the ing herself, ism. Tuesday evening at Rubio’s “Florida he could, and by accepted pro-Rubio explanation of his and what a Clinton also took aim at Cruz: primary night celebration” at Florida 8:15 p.m. he was loss; the country, in the middle of a campaign “So when Republican candidates International University. “The exit at the podium, his temper tantrum, just wasn’t in the mood spokesman like Ted Cruz call for treating polls look brutal,” he told me. family by his side, for a fellow as sunny as Marco Rubio. billed as “a American Muslims like criminals He pointed to a question that asked announcing that Certainly they didn’t blame Rubio for pure policy and for racially profiling predom- Florida voters how they felt about the his campaign was his disastrous foray into comprehen- speech” set inantly Muslim neighborhoods, federal government — enthusiastic, over. “While it is sive immigration reform. But the fact her up to it’s wrong, it’s counterproductive, satisfied, dissatisfied, or angry? Forty- not God’s plan that is, the Gang of Eight tarred nearly Byron Debra J. enter the gen- it’s dangerous.” five percent of the voters said they I be president in everything Rubio did afterward. First, eral election Commissioner Bill Bratton of were dissatisfied, while another 40 per- York 2016, or maybe much of the Republican base disap- Saunders with an aura the New York Police Department cent said they were angry. How could ever,” Rubio told a proved of the bill’s basic provisions. of authority. was even more blunt Tuesday the sitting senator from Florida — the deeply disap- Second, Rubio’s tortured efforts to Her speech came after GOP night. He said Cruz “doesn’t highest-ranking federal official in his pointed crowd, “and while today my distance himself from his own work front-runner Donald Trump told know what the hell he’s talking state — survive at the polls when 85 campaign is suspended, the fact that looked like a massive flip-flop. CNN on Monday that Europe about.” percent of his voters are dissatisfied or I’ve even come this far is evidence of Third, many Republicans suspected should “put up more money” to Before the speech, student angry with the federal government he how special America truly is, and all Rubio of doing Democratic Sen. Chuck fund NATO and that the United Yvonne Lee said she would vote represents? the reason more why we must do all Schumer’s bidding, which is about the States should pony up less. On for Clinton. After the address, she He didn’t. Donald Trump beat Rubio we can to ensure that this nation re- worst thing that can happen to a GOP Tuesday, the Islamic State un- said that it confirmed her belief 41 to 34 among voters dissatisfied with mains a special place.” senator. leashed two terrorist attacks in that Clinton has the right bearing the federal government and 58 to 17 The Rubio campaign picked a small Fourth, Rubio’s defense of the bill Brussels, one just blocks from for a president. Freshmen David among voters angry with the govern- venue for such an important event. It sometimes boiled down to accusing NATO headquarters. Trump re- S. Lim and Ben Gardner-Gill held ment. Rubio won 50 to 25 among those was at the FIU Arena, a basketball fa- rival candidates of being as bad as he sponded by saying that as presi- fast to their decision to vote for satisfied with the federal government, cility that seats 5,000. But it was held was, which wasn’t much of a defense. dent, he would reinstate Sanders in California’s primary but that was only 11 percent of the in the rather narrow atrium outside the And fifth, on the issue front, espe- waterboarding — and more. His but would go for Clinton in the electorate. (The 2 percent who said arena itself. The space couldn’t accom- cially on economic policy, some voters opponent Sen. Ted Cruz re- general election. they were enthusiastic about the federal modate a very large crowd, but the who were especially concerned about sponded with a call for local au- I don’t think Clinton was a par- government was too small to divide be- crowd wasn’t very large. It was not, jobs saw Rubio as an advocate for thorities to “patrol and secure” ticularly successful secretary of tween the candidates.) after all, an event for a general audi- bringing more foreign workers to the Muslim neighborhoods. And state. Her prescriptions didn’t Nevertheless, at 6:00 p.m., Team ence. John McCain used to joke that U.S. at the expense of Americans al- Democratic presidential hopeful seem particularly insightful or Rubio was still looking for a way to when his presidential campaign was on ready here. It was the problem that kept Sen. Bernie Sanders said ... some- likely to beat radical Islam. But at stay in the race. What if he lost by sin- the skids, his audience dwindled to on giving. thing no one remembers and his least they won’t leave this coun- gle digits, maybe 5 to 9 percentage paid staff and blood relatives. The In the end, Rubio told the crowd that opponent, Clinton, found no rea- try isolated in a war against fa- points? If that happened, and John Ka- Rubio crowd wasn’t that different. he lost because he ran a hopeful and son to rebut. naticism. sich pulled out Ohio, then maybe Anybody there, including Rubio him- optimistic campaign in a year in which I found myself in unfamiliar ter- The Republican candidates seem Rubio could stay in as part of the gen- self, might well have thought back to angry, pessimistic voters just weren’t ritory — agreeing with the likely to think that all they need is to eral #NeverTrump effort. the sky-high hopes after his well-re- interested in hope and optimism. Democratic nominee, not top Re- talk tough and hitch up their After all, Rubio had been saying for a ceived campaign launch at Miami’s Rubio is 44 years old. In the past, the publicans. Another terrorist attack belts. They have no sense of strat- couple of days that he would go on to Freedom Tower last April and ask: Republican Party has been kind to los- has devastated an ally. The Is- egy. They don’t understand that Utah Wednesday, win or lose. He What happened? ing candidates who give running for lamic State wants to bring its there is no glory in being the last would campaign in the next primary But people weren’t really in the mood president a second try. And Rubio has deadly pursuits to the United man standing at the end of a bar- state, and then do some fundraising in for analysis. Several mentioned the plenty of time to give it another go. As States. America needs to work room brawl. California, and then on and on. Of brief phase of Rubio’s campaign in I was leaving the FIU Arena, a man I with our NATO allies — and with Especially if the barroom is all course, he had to say that. But when which he turned into an insult comic had briefly chatted with earlier tapped moderate Muslim nations — to blown up. the votes actually came in Tuesday targeting Trump. Everybody was disap- me on the arm. He motioned to the big put an end to the madness. night, the results were as brutal as the pointed in that. Or maybe it was the Rubio campaign bus and said simply, “NATO,” Clinton asserted in her Debra J. Saunders is a syndi- exit polls. Trump won with 45.8 per- zillions of dollars in negative ads “He’ll be back.” address, “is one of the best in- cated columnist. Her e-mail cent to Rubio’s 27.0 percent — almost dropped on his head by his so-called vestments America has ever address is exactly the margin the polls had pre- friend Jeb Bush. But on a sad night, no- Byron York is made.” She added: “Turning our [email protected]. dicted going into the primary. body wanted to dig too deeply. a syndicated columnist.

Terrorists, privacy and Apple’s refusal to cooperate Moderately Confused

ne inevitable sequel to a terrorist at- able. No. 2: By forcing ing Farook’s iPhone would be “unreason- tack is seeing the ugly mugs of others to find a means ably burdensome.” Ocreeps-turned-monsters thrust be- of cracking an iPhone, With a search warrant based on probable fore us over a multitude of news cycles. Apple loses control cause, law enforcement may barge into Another is a debate over cellphone encryp- over the process. And your home, break into your metal file cabi- tion. No. 3: Apple is left nets and look in your underwear drawer. Encryption is a means of turning informa- with having fought the (For further information, consult some tion into secret code. Terrorists communi- bad fight. “Law & Order” reruns.) cate through encrypted devices to hide their All that goodwill One’s cellphone is not a sacred space. plans and protect the identities of their co- Apple has amassed for Mobile phone users worried that police conspirators. For obvious reasons, law en- its wonderful products doing a warranted search might come forcement wants to know what’s being said Froma could start draining across their third-grader’s math scores or a and to whom. Harrop away as Americans prescription for Viagra should not put such The FBI had been demanding that Apple wonder what side it’s data onto their gadget in the first place. turn over an encryption key to crack the on. The rampage in The concern in Apple’s boardroom and iPhone used by San Bernardino gunman San Bernardino took 14 lives and griev- elsewhere in the Silicon Valley is that gov- Syed Rizwan Farook. Apple has refused, ously injured 22 others. Survivors and rela- ernments less constrained by civil liberties arguing that helping the FBI hack Farook’s tives of the dead have protested Apple’s than ours would demand the key to break- iPhone would put the privacy of other defense of a mass murderer’s cellphone ing the encryption. They already do, but iPhone users in jeopardy. That would be data. That’s definitely bad for business. that’s between the companies and the other bad for business. Suppose Belgian investigators cleaning up countries. It’s really not the American pub- Apple’s case has always been morally and the body parts came across an encrypted lic’s problem — unless you want to argue legally flawed, but now it may be moot. iPhone of a terrorist impressed by Apple’s that tech company profits trump national That’s because on the very day of the ter- promise of privacy. Would Apple refuse to security. rorist outrage in Brussels, the Justice De- help uncover accomplices in that blood- Apple’s position was insupportable. Now partment announced it may now be able to bath, as well? it may be irrelevant. A wise move for those get at the information in Farook’s iPhone Some argue that Farook’s iPhone 5c is in the tech industry would be to quietly without Apple’s input. easier to crack than the newer iPhones. work out some accommodation with law An unidentified third party has reportedly Does Apple now want to bet that hacking enforcement in the halls of Congress. Rest found a way to hack the phone. That the iPhone 6 or a later model can’t be done assured, they won’t want to hold such dis- method is being tested to ensure that it by a highly talented geek? cussions in the heat of another, even more doesn’t destroy the valuable data in the The Justice Department’s legal basis for devastating terrorist attack. process. requiring Apple to unlock an encrypted de- If it succeeds, Apple will have lost in vice is the 1789 All Writs Act. The law ap- Froma Harrop is a syndicated colum- three ways. No. 1: Consumers are no plies only if compliance is not an nist. Her email address is longer assured that iPhone data is invulner- unreasonable burden. Apple claims invad- [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Justice Dept. announces charges in dam cyberattack WASHINGTON (AP) — Seven hackers tied to said. ture in Rye Brook, about 20 miles north of New Iranian computer companies linked to the Iranian the Iranian government were charged Thursday in “The attacks were relentless, systematic and wide- York City. With that access, the hacker was able to government, including the Islamic Revolutionary a series of punishing cyberattacks on dozens of spread,” Attorney General Loretta Lynch said. get information about the dam’s operations, includ- Guard Corps, the U.S. said. banks and a small dam outside New York City, in- “They threatened our economic well-being and our ing its water level, temperature and the status of the None of the individuals is in American custody, trusions that reached into America’s infrastructure ability to compete fairly in the global marketplace, sluice gate. and the U.S. does not have an extradition treaty and disrupted the financial system, federal law en- both of which are directly linked to our national se- The hacker would have been able to operate the with Iran. forcement officials said. curity.” sluice gate, which controls water levels and flow But officials said the goal of cases such as this one The indictment, announced at the Justice Depart- One of the seven alleged hackers is accused of re- rates, but the gate had been disconnected for main- is to put cybercriminals on notice that their mouse ment, reveals the determination of overseas hackers peatedly gaining access to the control system of the tenance when the intrusion occurred. clicks can be traced, even if they’re on the other to cripple vital American interests, the officials Bowman Avenue Dam, a small flood-control struc- The seven accused hackers worked for a pair of side of the globe.

Obituaries James “Doc” for being a loving wife, mother, Medical Center, He served in the Pacific Theatre memorial.com. p.m., Friday 5-8 p.m. and at the grandmother, great-grandmother, surrounded by in Australia, New Guinea and the Crest Lawn Funeral Home - church Saturday from noon to Lloyd Welch aunt and friend to all who knew his family and Philippines and was awarded a Cremation Center is in charge of service time. her. She loved to laugh and have friends. WWII Victory Ribbon, AP The- arrangements. The Baxter chapel of Hooper COOKEVILLE — Funeral fun with her family and friends. A native of ater Ribbon, two Bronze Service Huddleston Horner Funeral services for James “Doc” Lloyd In addition to her parents, she Erwin, Tenn., he Stars, Philippine Liberation Rib- Home is in charge of arrange- Welch, 87, of Cookeville and for- was preceded in death by: two was born on June bon and one Bronze Bill CO 23. ments (931)858-2134. You may merly of Dayton, Ohio, will be husbands, Richie L. Sliger and Mr. Phillips 18, 1952, to M.L. Reed went to Los Angeles on a share your thoughts and memo- held Saturday, March 26, at 11 Charles Clouse; a grandson; five Phillips and the GI Bill and studied aeronautical ries at www.hhhfunerals.com. a.m. in the brothers and one sister. late Margaret Jones Phillips. engineering and worked in the C o o k e v i l l e She is survived by: two sons, He was a graduate of Unicoi machining industry with a com- chapel of Donald L. Sliger and his wife County High School in Erwin. pany who developed the first jet Hooper-Huddle- Elaine of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Mr. Phillips received his bachelor engine. He developed S & S ston & Horner Billy Earl Sliger of Cookeville; of mechanical engineering and Screw Machine Company in Cal- Helen Marie Herren Funeral Home two step-children, Garry Clouse master’s in business from Ten- ifornia and brought it back home with Rev. Steve and his wife Catherine, of Sparta, nessee Tech. Later in life he pur- to Putnam County in 1979 and BAXTER — Funeral services Mr. Doc Thornton offici- Tenn., and Glenda Ford of Michi- sued his true passion by receiving later moved it to Sparta, Tenn. for Helen Marie Herren, 82, of Welch ating. Interment gan; five grandchildren; four his master’s in social work at Then in 1988, he built Southern Baxter, will be Saturday, March with military great-grandchildren and a host of East Tennessee State University. Hills Golf Course. Both compa- 26, at 3 p.m. from Herrens honors will fol- nieces and nephews. After graduating from ETSU, nies continue to operate success- Chapel Church Ardi Lawrence low in the Cookeville City Pallbearers will be family and Mr. Phillips was a counselor at fully and jointly employ more of Christ. Inter- SPARTA — Ardi S. Lawrence, Cemetery. friends. Limestone Youth Treatment Cen- than 100 hundred people in the ment will be the 84, of Cookeville, died on Friday, The family will receive friends You may share your thoughts or ter helping troubled young boys. Upper Cumberland. G.V. Herren March 4, 2016, in Vanderbilt Friday, March 25, from 5-8 p.m. send condolences to the family Later he became a behavioral as- He was a 50-year member of Family Ceme- University Medical Center. and again Saturday from 10 a.m. by visiting www.presleyfuneral- sessor at Woodridge Psychiatric Cookeville Masonic Lodge 266 tery. Mrs. Herren She had chosen cremation and until service time at the funeral home.com. Hospital in Johnson City, where F&AM and a Shriner. died Tuesday, had requested only a private me- home. Professional services provided he was also a member of the Re- Reed enjoyed working, helping Mrs. March 22, 2016, morial service, attended by fam- Mr. Welch died Tuesday, March by Presley Funeral Home sponse Team. He was a charter others to get ahead, golfing and Herren peacefully at ily members. 22, 2016, at Signature Healthcare (931)528-1044. member of the Rotary Club of loved growing gardens. home in her She was born Sept. 11, 1931, in of Putnam County in Algood. Unicoi County and most recently Survivors include his wife, sleep. Waterville, Iowa, to the late Le- He was born Sept. 25, 1927, in a member of the Johnson City Rachel (Rusty) Welch (whom he She was born in Baxter on June land Ellsworth Omans and Opal Putnam County, Tenn., to the late Rotary Club as well as a Paul married June 23, 2001, in 11, 1933, to the late Joe and Elva Isabelle Carson Omans. Alfred W. and Ella Roberson Harris Fellow. Mr. Phillips was a Cookeville); son and daughter- Dyer Bradford. Her father died Ms. Lawrence was a member of Welch. member of Munsey Memorial in-law, Jerald and Terri Welch of when she was two and her the First Church of Christ Scien- In addition to his parents he was United Methodist Church. Cookeville; daughter, Barbara mother and step-father, Collie tist, Boston, Mass., and the preceded in death by his wife, In addition to his father, M.L. Huddleston of Greenbrier, Tenn.; Brown, raised her. Christian Science Association of Glenda Ann Carter Welch; four Phillips, those left to cherish Mr. five grandchildren, Carrie (Billy) In addition to her parents she Pupils of David L. Degler, CSB, brothers, Willard, Clinton, Lee Phillips’s memory include his Whitaker, Michael (Felicia) Hud- was preceded in death by her Nashville. She graduated summa and Reed Welch (who died Mon- Gay Nell Watts loving wife and college sweet- dleston, Nick Huddleston, Amber husband, Zina Lee Herren on cum laude in 1977 from the day, March 21, 2016); and a sis- COOKEVILLE — Funeral heart, Debbie Vaden; daughter, (Kris) Whitson, and Sara (Chis) Oct. 9, 2003; foster son, Tommy Fashion Institute of Technology, ter, Wanda Fleenor. services for Gay Nell Watts, 78, Jennifer Thayer, and her hus- Denton; nine great-grandchil- Hicks; sister, Rose Sutton; and New York, NY, with a degree in An U.S. Army veteran of the Cookeville, will be held at 3 p.m. band, Chris; his grandchildren, dren; and sisters, Emogene Gar- brothers, Joe Bradford Jr. and fashion design. Korean War, Doc spent most of Saturday, May 26, in the chapel Cambridge and Berkeley; and rett of Centerville, Ohio, Pauline Floyd Bradford. She was a founding board mem- his military service stationed in of Presley Funeral Home. Burial numerous friends. Poteet of Gainesboro, and Anna She was a member and devoted ber of the National Storytelling Austria. He was baptized April will be in Zion Hill Cemetery. For those who prefer, in lieu of Ruth Burroughs of Cookeville. Christian at Herrens Chapel Association (NSA), a former ed- 25, 1999, in the Falling Water Family will receive friends flowers, contributions may be The Veterans Honor Guard will Church of Christ. itor of the Tennessee Conserva- River in Cookeville and was of from 5-7 p.m. Friday, March 25, given in memory of Michael to serve as pallbearers. Helen was a retired cook. She tionist magazine, author of two the Baptist faith. Doc had a and again Saturday from 2 p.m. The American Heart Association Hooper Huddleston & Horner cooked for the Meals on Wheels nonfiction travel books, co-recip- strong work ethic, having worked until time of services at the fu- 311 Browns Mill Road #6 John- Funeral Home is in charge of Program at the Senior Citizens, ient of the 1988 International for the Chrysler Corporation for neral home. son City TN 37604 or to the char- arrangements. for King Salads, at Baxter Ele- Hall of Fame Humanitarian more than 30 years. He enjoyed Ms. Watts passed away Thurs- ity of your choice. mentary School and retired from Award from Inventors Clubs of many trips between Dayton, day, March 24, 2016, at her Memories and condolences may Upperman High School in Bax- America, founding director of the Ohio and Cookeville before retir- home. be shared and viewed online at ter. She was an excellent cook fashion merchandising program ing here in 1990. Presley Funeral Home is in www.tetrickfuneralhome.com. and loved cooking for family and of O’More College of Design in He is survived by his daughter charge of arrangements. friends. Franklin, a former director of and son-in-law, Kathy Steele- Survivors include daughters and corporate communications at Keller and Chuck Keller of Day- Reed Noble Welch son-in-law, Treasa and Bruce Zortec International, costume de- ton, Ohio; sisters, Emogene COOKEVILLE — Friends and Clouse of Sparta, Kimberly signer of theatrical productions Garrett of Centerville, Ohio, family will meet to celebrate the Smith of Cookeville; son, Carson including TPAC, dance compa- Pauline Poteet of Gainesboro, life of Reed Noble Welch at 11 Willie Francis Tackett Herren of Baxter; sister, Geneva nies and community theaters and, and Anna Ruth Burroughs of a.m. Saturday, March 26, at the Haller of Silver Point; brothers in 2004-2005, was business and Cookeville; granddaughter, Erica Cookeville chapel of Hooper- COOKEVILLE — Memorial and sisters-in-law, James “Bob” arts editor of the Herald-Citizen. Leann Steel and her fiance, Nick Huddleston & services for Willie Francis Tack- and Rosa Bradford of Jack- She volunteered in Cookeville Howe; and numerous extended Horner Funeral ett, 87, of Cookeville, will be sonville, Fla., Nelson and Ruthie for Habitat for Humanity, friends family. Home. Pastor held at 11 a.m. Friday, March 25, Bradford of Hagerstown, Md.; of the Cookeville-Putnam The Veterans Honor Guard will Marvon Lee David Corley at Crest Lawn Funeral Home. grandchildren, Shannon and wife County Animal Shelter and Art serve as pallbearers. Huddleston will officiate. In- The family will receive friends Heather Clouse of Texas, Matt Round Tennessee. Memorial contributions may be terment with mil- Friday from 9 a.m. until time of Clouse of Sparta, Cody Smith Her family includes a son, Joe made to Alzheimer’s Tennessee, COOKEVILLE — Funeral itary honors will services at the funeral home. and Kristin Smith both of Wade Luther of Chesterfield, 5801 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, services for Marvon Lee Huddle- Mr. Reed follow in Mr. Tackett passed away Mon- Cookeville, Brandon Herren of Mo.; a daughter and son-in-law, TN 37919. ston, 88, of Cookeville, will be Welch Cookeville City day, March 21, 2016, at Signa- Ohio; great-grandchildren, Jared Arminta (Minti) and John Parrett Hooper-Huddleston & Horner held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March C e m e t e r y . ture Healthcare of Putnam Clouse, Jordan Clouse, Callie of Sparta; four grandchildren, Funeral Home is in charge of 26, in the chapel of Presley Fu- Cookeville Masonic Lodge 266 County. Jean Clouse, Cori Paige Clouse, Christopher Shawn Hill, Higbee arrangements. neral Home. Burial will be in F&AM will conduct a Masonic Willie was a member of Jeffer- Cayse Clouse, and Clayton and Ashley Bowen and Dorsey Crest Lawn Memorial Cemetery. memorial service Friday at 7 son Aenue Church of Christ. He Clouse; a host of nieces and Luther; two sisters, Joyce Family will receive friends p.m. at the funeral home. was a Korean War veteran, with nephews; and special fur baby, Omans-Weidling of Davis, from 4-8 p.m. Friday, April 25, The family will receive friends the rank of sargent. He was se- Jay. Calif., and Sallee Tillock of Inde- and again Saturday form 9 a.m. Friday, March 25, from 5-8 p.m. lected by Putnam Soil Conserva- Special thank you to Dr. Jane pendence, Mo.; and several until time of services at the fu- and again Saturday from 10 a.m. tion District as the 1998 Master Gotcher and her staff, all the nieces and nephews. neral home. until service time at the funeral Conservation Farmer of the Year. home health nurses and care- In addition to her parents, Ms. Mr. Huddleston passed away home. He is survived by his loving givers. Lawrence was preceded in death Wednesday, March 23, 3016, at Reed passed away peacefully at wife of 59 years, Sylvia Tackett Bro. Johnny W. Fox and Bro. by ex-husband, H. Lea Cookeville Regional Medical his home Monday evening, of Cookeville; a daughter, Phil Loftis will officiate. Lawrence, of Nashville. Center. March 21, 2016, after an ex- Tammy Tackett Cook of Fletcher, Family and friends will serve as Oak Lawn Funeral Home in Martha Earline Presley Funeral Home is in tended illness. N.C.; a grandson, Drew Cook of pallbearers. Sparta is in charge of arrange- Sliger Clouse charge of arrangements. Born Oct. 9, 1924, in Putnam Fletcher, N.C.; a grandaughter, Helen’s family will receive ments, (931) 738-8549. County, Tenn., to the late Alfred Lauren Cook of Fletcher, N.C.; a friends at the Baxter chapel of COOKEVILLE — Funeral W. and Ella Roberson Welch of sister, Annalee Salyers and hus- Hooper-Huddleston Horner Fu- Call 526-9715 services for Martha Earline Sand Springs, Reed was 91 years band Earl of Ashland, Ky., and neral Home, Thursday from 5-8 to subscribe Sliger Clouse, age 88, of old. several nieces and nephews. Cookeville will be held Friday, In addition to his parents, he He is preceded in death by his March 25, at 10 a.m., in the was preceded in death by his parents, Moses Tackett and Lina chapel of Presley Funeral Home grandson, Ryan Huddleston; sis- (Hitchcock) Tackett and one with Clarence Deloach officiat- ter, Wanda Fleenor; three broth- brother, Willard Tackett. ing. Interment will follow in ers, Willard, Clinton, and Lee In lieu of flowers, donations Crest Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Michael Phillips (Sam) Welch, and his brother may be made to Happy Haven The family will receive friends JOHNSON CITY — A celebra- James L. “Doc” Welch, who died Childrens Home at 2311 Wake- Thursday, March 24, from 5-8 tion of life service for Michael Tuesday morning, March 22, field Dr., Cookeville, Tennessee, p.m., and again Friday, from 8 Phillips, 63, of Johnson City, will 2016. 38501. a.m., until time of services at be held at noon Saturday, March A veteran of World War II, Reed To sign the online guestbook Presley Funeral Home. 26, in the Sunrise Chapel at Tet- served in the U.S. Army from and to send the family a message Earline passed away Monday, rick Funeral Services in Johnson March 1943 to December 1945. please visit: www.crestlawn- March 21, 2016, at Signature City, with Pastor Mark Gooden Healthcare of Putnam County in officiating. A graveside service Te r e s a R e t , Cookeville. will follow at 3 p.m. at Roselawn Basics Basics ofof KnittingKnitting Owner Martha Earline Sliger Clouse Memorial Park. Honorary pall- was born Monday, April 11, bearers will be members of the Saturdays Saturdays fromfrom 11am11am -- 1pm1pm 1927, in Overton County, Tenn., Unity Group. to the late Shirley Bedford Neal The family will greet friends to Bring in your own project, or we can get you started! and Emma Susan Handy Neal. share memories Saturday from New Patients and Walk-Ins Welcome! Earline was a member of Wil- 10 a.m. until time of services at Call for Details Accepting most insurances including Medicare. low Avenue Church of Christ. the funeral home. She retired from Red Kap Indus- Mr. Phillips passed away Tues- 931-526-6410 Monday-Friday 8-5 • Saturday 8-12 • Sunday 11-4 tries and Wilson Sporting Goods. day, March 22, 2016, after a 1120 England DrDr.. She will always be remembered lengthy illness, at Johnson City Wanda Keagle, FNP CLASSES & LESSONS AVAILABLE! 586 L South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville • 931-854-0050 A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 LOCAL/NATION Cruz emboldened, but needs a near miracle to catch Trump

Gov. Jeb Bush gave Cruz his endorsement — a step rising national security concerns, the Republican they were married. WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) — While Ted Cruz perhaps designed to hurt Trump more than help the contest was hit again by personal insults — this Trump misidentified the Cruz campaign as the decried “gutter politics” against him, former Re- unpopular Texas senator. time involving the candidates’ families. Cruz source of the ad. publican presidential contenders gave him a boost “For the sake of our party and country, we must slammed Trump during an appearance in the front- Heidi Cruz addressed the situation directly during Wednesday, casting the Texas senator as the party’s move to overcome the divisiveness and vulgarity runner’s hometown for making a vague threat on an appearance outside Milwaukee. “The things that last best chance to stop Donald Trump. The long Donald Trump has brought into the political arena,” Twitter the night before to “spill the beans” on Donald Trump says are not based in reality,” she and bitter 2016 campaign shifted to a new Mid- said Bush, who was knocked out of the 2016 con- Cruz’s wife. said. western battleground. test last month. “To win, Republicans need to make “Gutter politics,” Cruz said. Trump’s warning that The Republican infighting came the day after Ahead of Wisconsin’s April 5 primary, Gov. Scott this election about proposing solutions to the many he would disclose something about Heidi Cruz Cruz scored a win in Utah and Trump claimed Ari- Walker, who dropped out of the race last fall, de- challenges we face, and I believe that we should came in response to an ad by an outside political zona. Despite modest signs of strength, the first- clared that only Cruz can catch Trump as time runs vote for Ted as he will do just that.” group that featured a provocative photo of Trump’s term Texas senator needs a near miracle to catch short in the primary season. And former Florida Indeed, as Democrat Hillary Clinton addressed wife, Melania, when she was a model and before the billionaire businessman.

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(AP) — A wild- ment Wednesday night that the going to be kind of bad,” Lehman Pfizer 401697 30.19 -.19 YTD YTD fire burning Wednesday across fire is threatening residents of the said. ValeantPh 384720 33.43 +1.54 Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Vale SA 344863 3.84 -.39 nearly 110 square miles of rural Barber County town of Medicine Mark Goeller, fire management ChesEng 337958 4.13 -.69 AFLAC 1.64 2.6 11 63.40 +.06 +5.8 Kroger s .42 1.1 18 37.59 -.36 -10.1 Oklahoma and Kansas destroyed Lodge. chief of Oklahoma Forestry PepcoHold 331439 26.93 +5.69 AT&T Inc 1.92 5.0 17 38.54 -.09 +12.0 Lowes 1.12 1.5 23 74.78 -.47 -1.7 BarrickG 313012 13.27 -1.23 AllegTch .32 2.0 ... 15.84 -1.73 +40.8 MktVGold .12 .6 ... 19.03 -1.55 +38.7 at least two homes and shut down Ben Bauman, director of public Services, said an airplane was FordM 311741 13.26 -.33 Altria 2.26 3.7 23 61.41 +.41 +5.5 McDnlds 3.56 2.9 25 124.19 +.37 +5.1 stretches of highway, while affairs for the department, said being used to dump water on the BkofAm .20 1.5 10 13.62 -.14 -19.1 Microsoft 1.44 2.7 35 53.97 -.10 -2.7 strong wind and dry conditions the Medicine Lodge mayor flames. DIARY B iPVixST ...... 19.41 +.86 -3.4 NorthropG 3.20 1.6 19 194.96 +.62 +3.3 Advanced 805 ChesEng ...... 4.13 -.69 -8.2 Penney ...... 10.96 -.30 +64.6 increased fire threats in neighbor- called for voluntary evacuations Asked if the fire was under con- Declined 2,295 CocaCola 1.40 3.1 26 45.46 -.04 +5.8 PepsiCo 2.81 2.8 28 100.81 +.04 +.9 ing states, authorities said. in the town of 2,000 people. Two trol, Goeller said: “Oh, no. Not Unchanged 81 CrackerB 4.40 2.9 21 150.22 -1.09 +18.4 Pfizer 1.20 4.0 18 30.19 -.19 -6.5 Total issues 3,181 Cummins 3.90 3.6 12 107.74 -1.71 +22.4 PhilipMor 4.08 4.2 20 97.07 +.33 +10.4 Gov. Sam Brownback declared houses have been destroyed and by any stretch of the imagina- New Highs 64 DirDGldBr ...... 3.84 +.71 -76.8 RegionsFn .24 3.0 12 8.08 -.10 -15.8 a state of disaster emergency late 800 to 1,000 homes and busi- tion.” New Lows 11 Disney 1.42 1.5 18 96.83 -.75 -7.9 S&P500ETF 4.13 2.0 ... 203.21 -1.35 -.3 Volume 3,568,165,985 FedExCp 1.00 .6 44 162.63 -.79 +9.2 SearsHldgs ...... 14.96 +.15 -27.2 Wednesday, which will clear the nesses were threatened, he said in Dozens of fire trucks and hun- FstHorizon .24 1.8 15 13.08 -.23 -9.9 SPDR Fncl .46 2.0 ... 22.45 -.17 -5.8 Flowserve .76 1.7 19 44.46 -2.22 +5.7 SunEdison ...... 1.27 -.22 -75.0 way for state resources to assist the statement. dreds of firefighters were helping FordM .60 4.5 8 13.26 -.33 -5.9 Textron .08 .2 15 36.59 -.02 -12.9 the affected communities in In Wichita, about 85 miles to gradually contain the blaze, FrptMcM ...... 9.75 -1.24 +44.0 TractSupp .80 .9 30 89.06 ... +4.2 south-central Kansas. Voluntary northeast of Medicine Lodge, ash Lehman said. Oil field crews ASDAQ dd FrontierCm .42 8.1 ... 5.21 -.10 +11.6 US Bancrp 1.02 2.5 13 41.19 -.13 -3.5 4,768.86N -52.80 GtBasSci rs ...... 28 +.13 -70.2 US OilFd ...... 10.11 -.43 -8.1 evacuations were ordered in one fell from the sky, the Wichita hauled water to the scene in trac- HomeDp 2.76 2.1 24 130.22 -.37 -1.5 Vale SA .29 7.6 ... 3.84 -.39 +16.7 community where up to 1,000 Eagle reported. The fire also tor-trailers to help. iShEMkts .84 2.5 ... 33.44 -.58 +3.9 ValeantPh ...... 33.43 +1.54 -67.1 ORMORE GAINERS ($2 ) iShR2K 1.73 1.6 ... 106.88 -2.34 -5.1 VerizonCm 2.26 4.3 12 52.91 -.30 +14.5 structures were in danger, author- forced the closure of a stretch of Parts of New Mexico and north- Name Last Chg %Chg IBM 5.20 3.6 10 145.40 -2.70 +5.7 WalMart 2.00 3.0 15 67.46 -.41 +10.0 ities said. U.S. 160 and U.S. 281. west Texas also were at extreme ChinaNRes 2.58 +.54 +26.5 IntPap 1.76 4.3 15 40.71 -.57 +8.0 Wendys Co .24 2.3 27 10.36 -.18 -3.8 CodeReb n 2.63 +.55 +26.4 The National Weather Service Earlier, about a dozen homes risk for wildfires on Wednesday CelatorPh 12.48 +2.47 +24.7 said the fire started Tuesday night were evacuated in Kansas’ Co- because of warm, windy, dry TownSprts 2.50 +.31 +14.2 ONEY ATES URRENCIES ZosanoPh n 2.71 +.33 +13.9 M R C near the Kansas border in Woods mache County. None were dam- conditions, according to the Aixtron 4.56 +.55 +13.7 Last Pvs Week Last Pvs Day County, Oklahoma. Wind gusts aged, county emergency weather service’s Storm Predic- VirginAm 34.72 +4.05 +13.2 Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australia 1.3283 1.3127 of up to 30 mph helped spread management coordinator John tion Center. The area covers OdysMar rs 6.26 +.70 +12.6 Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 Britain 1.4117 1.4206 CSVS3xInSlv 47.79 +5.24 +12.3 Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canada 1.3210 1.3043 the blaze into Kansas. No injuries Lehman said. But he noted that more than 120,000 square miles CeruleanP 2.82 +.30 +11.9 Treasuries Euro .8942 .8916 have been reported in either state. wind speeds were increasing and and includes the cities of Lub- 3-month 0.29 0.32 ($2 ORMORE) Japan 112.39 112.33 LOSERS 6-month 0.44 0.50 The Kansas Department of the complicating firefighting efforts. bock, Texas; Oklahoma City; and Mexico 17.5773 17.3178 Name Last Chg %Chg 5-year 1.36 1.49 Adjutant General said in a state- “With this kind of wind, it’s Wichita and Topeka in Kansas. Amaya g 11.18 -3.07 -21.5 10-year 1.88 1.97 Switzerlnd .9751 .9732 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others ChinaHGS 2.02 -.41 -16.9 30-year 2.66 2.73 show dollar in foreign currency. 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BBQ Dodge & Cox Income x CI 43,340 13.40 +2.0 +0.1/D +3.7/B NL 2,500 ONGOING lic Library in Livingston will be plate includes shredded BBQ, IARY D Dodge & Cox IntlStk FB 49,697 34.84 +10.1 -20.7/E +1.6/C NL 2,500 closed for Good Friday. baked beans, slaw, drink and Advanced 571 Dodge & Cox Stock x LV 50,617 156.22 +7.6 -6.8/D +10.5/A NL 2,500 MOWING: Mowing will begin Declined 2,207 Fidelity BlChGrow LG 13,756 64.60 +5.5 -7.5/D +12.3/A NL 2,500 soon for Odd Fellows Cemetery March 26 dessert for $12. Cakewalk and Unchanged 171 Fidelity Contra LG 72,174 95.41 +5.2 -2.7/B +11.5/B NL 2,500 Total issues 2,949 in Baxter. Please remove flowers STANDING STONE: Stand- auction. 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For CORN MFS HighIncA m HY 398 3.21 +5.4 -3.3/C +4.2/C 4.25 1,000 day and Thursday from 6:30-8:30 $300 in cash prizes. Arrive early, info., call Lacy at (931) 650- 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel MFS TNMuniBdA m SL 103 10.67 0.0 +2.9/B +4.6/D 4.25 1,000 May 16 369.75 370 366 368.50 -1.50 MFS TotRetA m MA 4,417 17.39 +3.9 -0.8/A +7.6/B 5.75 1,000 p.m. in Southwest hall 145. You parking is limited. Hunt starts 3004. Jul 16 374 374.75 370.50 373.25 -1.50 Sep 16 379 379.75 375.25 377.75 -2 Metropolitan West TotRetBdI CI 45,117 10.76 +0.3 +0.6 +4.7 NL 3,000,000 will learn three ways to make promptly at 1 p.m., at the Recre- March 28 Dec 16 387.25 388 383.25 386 -1.75 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m SL 290 12.04 0.0 +3.3/A +5.6/A 4.20 3,000 Mar 17 396 396.50 392 394.50 -2.25 Oppenheimer CapIncA m CA 1,666 9.52 +2.4 -1.8/B +5.1/B 5.75 1,000 crepes and fill them with sweet ational Field, below park dam. 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We will be discussing Aug 16 918 921 910.25 914.25 -4.75 Vanguard 500Adml LB 147,060 187.80 +6.2 -1.1/A +11.8/A NL 10,000 Sep 16 918.25 920.25 910.25 914 -4.75 ways of making a crepe, but you EGG HUNT: Wilhite Baptist upcoming events in Overton and Nov 16 920.25 923.50 913.25 917.25 -4.25 Vanguard HltCrAdml SH 35,690 82.05 +1.2 -9.6/A +18.4/B NL 50,000 Jan 17 923.50 927 917.50 921 -4.25 Vanguard InstIdxI LB 100,777 185.95 +6.2 -1.1/A +11.8/A NL 5,000,000 can come two or three nights. Church will host a community surrounding counties. Come and Mar 17 925.75 927.25 918.75 922.25 -4.25 Vanguard InstPlus LB 85,519 185.96 +6.2 -1.1/A +11.8/A NL 200,000,000 Spots are limited so reserve as egg hunt on Saturday from 11 see what the Overton County Pa- WHEAT Vanguard InstTStPl LB 36,428 45.50 +6.5 -3.3/C +11.3/B NL 200,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel soon as possible at the Dept. of a.m.-1 p.m., for ages 2-10. All triots are all about. 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World in Brief Second suspect sought in Belgian bombing Associated Press tal. BRUSSELS (AP) — A second France is seeking Abdeslam’s Kerry in Moscow attacker is suspected of taking extradition to face potential ter- urges unity in face of part in the bombing this week of rorism charges for his involve- a Brussels subway train and may ment in the Nov. 13 attacks on a Brussels attacks be at large, according to Belgian Paris rock concert, stadium and and French media reports, amid cafes, which killed 130 people. MOSCOW (AP) — U.S. Sec- growing signs that the same Is- Several attackers were also retary of State John Kerry lamic State cell was behind the killed. called Thursday for countries attacks in Brussels and blood- Abdeslam, 26, a French citizen to boost efforts to fight the Is- shed in Paris last year. who grew up in Brussels’ heavily lamic State group in Syria, Iraq The chief suspect in the Paris at- immigrant Molenbeek neighbor- and beyond in the wake of this tacks, Salah Abdeslam, was sum- hood, slipped through police fin- week’s deadly attacks in Brus- moned to court in Brussels on gers on multiple occasions, sels. Thursday morning after his arrest including the day after the at- In Moscow for talks with last week in the Belgian capital. tacks. Russian President Vladimir His lawyer said Abdeslam is not Evidence is mounting that the Putin and Foreign Minister fighting extradition to France, extremists may have launched Sergey Lavrov on Syria and which wants him to face poten- this week’s attacks in Brussels in Ukraine, Kerry said the Brus- tial terrorism charges. haste because they feared author- sels attacks should put nations The Islamic State group ities were closing in on them on notice that the terror threat claimed responsibility for the at- after Abdeslam’s arrest. emanating from the Middle tacks in Brussels and Paris, Later Thursday, European East must be stopped. which have laid bare European Union justice and interior minis- Kerry, using the Arabic security failings and prompted ters are holding an emergency acronym for the Islamic State, calls for better intelligence coop- meeting prompted by the Brus- said the “events in Brussels un- eration and a tougher response to sels attacks. derscore to us all the urgency Islamic State extremists. Turkish President Recep Tayyip of every country that has the Belgian prosecutors have said at Erdogan said on Wednesday that ability to make a difference to least four people were involved Peter Dejong | AP Ibrahim El Bakraoui was caught end this evil scourge that in Tuesday’s attacks on the Brus- in June 2015 near Turkey’s bor- comes from Daesh and violent sels airport and a subway train, Belgium soldiers patrol around the main court building where Salah Abdeslam, the top der with Syria and deported, at extremism.” including brothers Ibrahim and suspect in last year’s deadly Paris attacks, was expected to appear before a judge in his own request, to the Nether- Kerry will be seeking clarity Khalid El Bakraoui, identified as Brussels, Belgium, Thursday. The Islamic State group has trained at least 400 fighters lands, with Ankara warning from Putin and Lavrov as to suicide bombers. European secu- to target Europe in deadly waves of attacks, deploying interlocking terror cells like the Dutch and Belgian officials that where Russia stands on a polit- rity officials identified another ones that struck Brussels and Paris with orders to choose the time, place and method he was a “foreign terrorist ical transition for Syria, partic- suicide bomber as Najim for maximum carnage. fighter.” But other Turkish offi- ularly on the future of Laachraoui, a suspected bomb- cials said he was released from President Bashar Assad, now maker for the Paris attacks. metro on Tuesday carrying a Paris attacks suspect Abdeslam, Abdeslam’s lawyer, Sven Mary, Dutch custody due to lack of ev- that a fragile truce is holding Prosecutors have said another large bag alongside Khalid El who evaded police in two coun- told reporters at the courthouse idence of involvement in extrem- and U.N. brokered peace talks suspected participant in the air- Bakraoui. RTBF said it is not tries for four months before Fri- that he asked for a one-month ism. are underway. He said more port attack is at large, a man in a clear whether that man was killed day’s capture in the Molenbeek delay on any transfer while he Belgium is holding three days progress was needed in reduc- hat seen in surveillance images. in the attack. neighborhood where he grew up. studies the large dossier, but that of national mourning after the ating violence and delivering hu- Belgian state broadcaster RTBF Prosecutors, who have not said He was shot in the leg during the Abdeslam “wants to leave for tacks on the EU capital. Security manitarian aid but expressed and France’s Le Monde and how many people overall may arrest. France as quickly as possible.” remains tight, but barriers were hope that his discussions in BFM television reported Thurs- have taken part in the bombings, The Belgian federal prosecu- A helicopter circled overhead, removed around the subway sta- Moscow would “further define day that a fifth attacker may also did not immediately respond to tor’s office said Abdeslam and and the area was under extraordi- tion hit by the attack, Maelbeek. and chart the road ahead so be at large: a man filmed by sur- the reports. two other suspected accomplices narily heavy security, as are The airport will remain closed that we can bring this conflict veillance cameras in the Brussels Attention turned Thursday to appeared in court Thursday. many parts of the Belgian capi- until at least Saturday. in Syria to a close as fast as possible.” Iraq says it's Effort in 3 U.S. cities launched offensive to recapture IS-held to combat extremism Mosul off to slow start BAGHDAD (AP) — The BOSTON (AP) — A federally include outreach to help prevent Iraqi military backed by U.S.- funded effort in Boston, Los An- radicalization. “We haven’t seen led coalition aircraft on Thurs- geles and Minneapolis to com- a dime. We’re clearly at the day launched a long-awaited bat extremist recruitment has point where we want to put our operation to recapture the been slow to start since it was money where our mouth is.” northern city of Mosul from Is- announced a year and a half ago. Recent attacks — including in lamic State militants, a military Few local programs have been Paris in November, San spokesman said. directly created by the “Counter- Bernardino, California, in De- In the push, Iraqi forces re- ing Violent Extremism” pilot cember and Brussels on Tuesday took several villages on the initiative, with officials in those — make the local programs all outskirts of the town of cities just starting to distribute the more critical, said Robert Makhmour, east of Mosul, more than $500,000 in Depart- Trestan, who has been involved early in the morning on Thurs- ment of Justice grant money to with the Boston pilot as regional day and hoisted the Iraqi flag jumpstart new local efforts. director for the Anti-Defamation there, according to the Ross D. Franklin | AP The furthest along appears to League, which fights anti-Semi- spokesman for the Joint Mili- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally in be Minneapolis, where officials tism. tary Command, Brig. Gen. Tucson, Ariz. point to at least one newly cre- “It’s been disappointingly Yahya Rasool. ated but still not operational ef- slow, but we have to give it a It was not immediately clear fort: a privately financed chance before it’s too late,” he how long such a complex and GOP ads give Democrats mentorship program working said. taxing offensive would take. with youth in the city’s sizeable Thom Mrozek, a spokesman Only recently, Iraqi and U.S. Somali community, which has for Eileen Decker, the U.S. at- officials refrained to give a produced extremist recruits over torney for central California, specific time on when the anti-Trump playbook the years. whose office is administering Mosul operation could begin, Six other organizations there the Los Angeles grant money, saying it would take many WASHINGTON (AP) — “It’s interesting to watch Re- Democratic Party.” also recently received $300,000 said this week he couldn’t pro- months to prepare Iraq’s still “Bimbo. Dog. Fat pig,” dis- publican super PACs as a kind of Our Principles embraces its in federal and private money to vide an update on when the struggling military for the gusted women say, looking test run for the kinds of things role as potential spoiler: One on- develop programs addressing money might be distributed. long-anticipated task of retak- straight into the camera. Another we would do,” said David line advertisement begins by mental health, employment and Wyn Hornbuckle, a spokesman ing the key city. explains, “Real quotes from Brock, who steers several out- warning viewers that what they parenting issues among the So- for the Department of Justice, Some U.S. and Iraqi officials Donald Trump, about women.” side efforts to help Clinton. are about to see would be re- mali community and other said the agency is generally “en- have said it may not even be Flip the channel. “I know Justin Barasky, spokesman for peated by Democrats if Trump is refugee populations. couraged” by what it sees from possible to retake it this year, words. I have the best words,” Priorities USA, the best-fi- the GOP nominee. Boston and Los Angeles, in the pilot efforts, including “com- despite repeated vows by Iraqi Trump says. That commercial nanced of the pro-Clinton A similar scenario played out contrast, appear to be months munity-driven efforts to address Prime Minister Haider al- proceeds with a 30-second, groups, said Republicans are four years ago with Mitt Rom- away from distributing their youth prevention and interven- Abadi. bleeped-out tour of his coarsest “saving us money by beating ney. share of the money — if at all. tion, mental and behavioral comments. him up. It’s certainly not unhelp- At the start of the 2012 GOP “It’s a little frustrating,” says health, and radicalization in Both ads — and dozens more ful.” Priorities is reserving $70 primaries, more voters had a fa- Los Angeles Deputy Police prisons, among other areas.” British man arrested that portray Trump as a selfish, million in commercial time for vorable than unfavorable view Chief Michael Downing, whose He would not provide specifics after posting anti- deceptive buffoon — are spon- the general election starting late of Romney. During the primar- department had been looking or comment on the whether the sored by fellow Republicans try- summer, and Barasky said the ies, though, the super PAC back- forward to federal support to en- department had expected local Muslim tweets ing to derail the political group anticipates it will begin ing Newt Gingrich portrayed hance longstanding efforts that programs to be running by now. outsider from capturing their spending against Trump even him as an unfeeling business- LONDON (AP) — A British party’s presidential nomination. sooner. man. By the time Romney man has been arrested after But these ads are also provid- For his part, Trump has said the earned the nomination in April, posting anti-Muslim tweets ing Democrats with attacks that attack ads aren’t working, point- his numbers had flipped, with following the Brussels attacks. could be recycled verbatim for ing to his decisive victory in more voters viewing him nega- Matthew Doyle is in custody the general election and slapped Florida in the face of a multimil- tively than positively. Over the and being questioned by po- with the tagline, “Hillary Clin- lion-dollar effort there to tear summer, Priorities USA built on lice. Asked about Doyle, police ton approves this message.” him down. Responding to the ad the Gingrich group’s volleys to said: “A 46-year-old man was An Associated Press review of featuring his comments on attack Romney in the general arrested at his home address in political ads tracked by Kantar women, Trump told CNN this election. Croydon on Wednesday, 23 Media’s Campaign Media week that “half of that was show Events could unfold similarly March on suspicion of inciting Analysis Group found 68 differ- business.” for Trump. racial hatred on social media.” ent anti-Trump commercials Trump’s Republican attackers Ratings of Trump among the Doyle had described on Twit- have been shown some 40,000 argue their efforts are worth it — general public have been consis- ter confronting a Muslim times across the country on even if they ultimately weaken tently negative, but recent sur- woman in south London and broadcast television. the GOP nominee. veys have suggested those views asking her to explain the Brus- About one of every 10 presi- “I don’t see the ads as the risk; have grown stronger since the sels attack. She said the attack dential ads shown over the past he is the risk,” said Tim Miller, contentious primaries began. had nothing to do with her, and year has taken a shot at Trump, a spokesman for Our Principles, An NBC News-Wall Street he said that was “a mealy a rate that has picked up this which has spent more than $16 Journal poll conducted in March mouthed response.” month as polls suggest the bil- million this year on TV, radio found a slight increase in nega- The description of this en- lionaire’s already low favorabil- and digital ads, including the tive ratings of Trump among We Accept Blue Cross of TN, Medicare, CIGNA, Tricare, and Amerigroup Plans. counter on Twitter drew wide ity ratings with the general spot featuring women reading registered voters since their pre- attention, with many mocking public are deflating. And De- Trump comments. “That’s the vious survey in February, from the posting. 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Thursday, March 24, 2016 LIVING 8 Fear of arrest Combine two Southern classics — deviled potatoes prevents asked George if he wanted ice pots and pretty handkerchiefs adorn- cream, but he said no. I told him that ing the tables and the food table man from II was going into the other room to looked fabulous. The food not only read and eat my ice cream. I asked him looked good but was delicious. And seeking help if the calories counted if he didn’t see the ladies had on some fetching hats. me eat the ice cream. Kinda like if a Thank you, ladies, for all your hard he needs tree falls in the forest and no one is work. Our Putnam County club presi- around, does it make a sound? Then dent said when you sat down at the George, with all his wisdom, said this, table with a tea pot and teacups, it EAR ABBY: I find “I don’t know but it will be seen on meant fellowship with girlfriends or myself sometimes your hips.” Thank family. I know I enjoyed it, and I think Dwanting to commit the Drucilla’s you, George, for the other club members did too. most heinous of crimes. The Little Helpers your wisdom. I think I will throw myself a tea desire to do this has been with I am always re- party. I have a small collection of me my entire life. I was sexu- ceiving emails from teapots. One of them is from 1935. My ally abused by my mother and magazines with mother wrote a jingle for the Lipton oldest brother. While that’s no new recipes. I got Tea Company and won this. It is green excuse, I understand why I one this week that and has a white well that sits down may be the way I am. had these cute little under the lid where you put loose tea. At 51, I have never commit- baked potatoes with I can still remember how the tea ted any act against a young a potato salad fill- tasted when my mother brewed a pot girl, but the desire is clearly ing. The recipe for us. And we sat down and enjoyed there for me. The issue before called for capers. our tea and our time together. My two me is that if I seek help for Didn’t have those Deviled potatoes — with Peeps oldest granddaughters and I used to this problem, those who can Drucilla and didn’t even have tea parties when they were small. provide it are required by law Ray know what they bled tard, and remaining 1⁄2 teaspoon salt. We wore our hats and a good time was in this state to report me. were until I looked 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh chives or a little Spoon mixture generously into each had by all, even the dolls and teddy How am it up. I substituted bit of dried potato shell. Garnish if desired. bears. I to over- bacon. That’s good, isn’t it? I sorta 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard I would like to thank the lady, Lynda, How did you like my “Peeps” in the Dear come changed the recipe a little to something Garnish: sprinkle some chives and/or who brought me the box full of recipe picture today? It is not Easter without these similar. Here is my version, and I must crisp bacon booklets that she got at an auction the chick Peeps and rabbit Peeps. Abby urges say it is good. This is a combination of 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Place pota- from my home economics teacher, They never go out of style with me. If when no two Southern classics, deviled eggs and toes in a small bowl, and drizzle with Peggy Baker. I was so excited to get they get a little old and crusty, just matter potato salad. You could serve them as oil. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon of the these. I also got some cookbooks and stick them in the microwave and what I do I appetizers. You may want to change salt; toss to coat. Spread potatoes in a a few other things when her auction “fluff” them up a little. am con- yours a little because everyone makes single layer on a baking sheet, and was held. She was a wonderful teacher The little glass rabbit in the picture is sidered potato salad different ways and also bake until tender when pierced, about for us at Monterey High School. from George’s grandma Swack’s side guilty? — deviled eggs. You may not want as 40 minutes. Remove from oven and I attended a very special tea for our of the family. It was from the 1940s. ANONY- much mustard or mayonnaise. This was cool 15 minutes. Family and Community Education They made these to hold candy. There MOUS IN the smallest red potato that I could find. 2. Cut each potato in half crosswise. Club this past week. It was an awards is an opening in the bottom and it was AMER- It is cute, isn’t it? Carefully scoop out potato pulp into a tea, and we were awarded our volun- sealed over after they added the candy. ICA Deviled Potatoes medium bowl, leaving shells intact. teer hours, member awards for meet- I always like to sit him (the rabbit, not Abigail DEAR 1 pound petite red potatoes (about 15) Place shells, cut side up, on baking ing our club goals and our reading George) on my table when I have our Van Buren ANONY- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil sheet, and bake in preheated oven requirements. Easter dinner with all the family. MOUS: 1 1⁄2 teaspoons kosher salt, divided until dry, about 10 more minutes. Cool We could wear our special hats I want to wish you a blessed Easter You 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise completely, about 30 minutes. (don’t you always wear a hat to a tea weekend. If you have questions you should be discussing these 1⁄4 cup sour cream 3. Stir together potato pulp, mayon- party?). may call 931-839-2313 or email me at feelings with a licensed mental 8 slices bacon, crisply cooked, crum- naise, sour cream, bacon, chives, mus- There were fancy tea cups and tea [email protected]. health professional. If fear that you will be arrested is what is holding you back, please be aware that if the urge or feeling is not directed at anyone in 7 creative things to do with your slow cooker particular, a therapist is not required to report what you are By ALISON LADMAN confiding. However, if there is Associated Press a direct threat toward a specific individual, it must be re- Think all your slow cooker is good for ported, even if it has not yet is cranking out pots of chili and beef occurred. stew? Think again! This versatile kitchen DEAR ABBY: I have at- workhorse can be put to use for all man- tended many events where the ner of things you probably never real- national anthem has been sung ized. So we’ve gathered seven of our by an invited guest and many favorite slow cooker hacks to help you where it has been pre- get the hang of making the most of yours. recorded. When the national Fruit Sauce: Combine 3 pounds of anthem is being sung live, is it cored and sliced apples (or other fruit) disrespectful to the performer with 1/2 cup matching fruit juice, a pinch to sing along? Some people of salt and 2 tablespoons butter. Cook on who sing along are off-key or high for 3 to 4 hours or low for 6 to 8 sing so loud they drown out hours. Puree or process with a blender, the performance for the unfor- immersion blender or food processor to tunate attendees seated near your desired level of smoothness. Op- them. — AUDREY IN ARI- tionally, stir in 1 teaspoon of cinnamon ZONA and 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg or 1 tablespoon DEAR AUDREY: Our na- vanilla extract or cognac. Serve over pan- tional anthem is notoriously cakes, waffles, ice cream or oatmeal. difficult to sing, as many pro- Cobbler: Combine 2 pounds frozen fessionals have discovered to peaches or mangoes with 1/3 cup packed their embarrassment when brown sugar, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 tea- Matthew Mead | AP they tried to perform it pub- spoon ground dry ginger, 1 tablespoon Slow cooker peach cobbler. licly. At large events during cornstarch and a pinch of salt. Top with which the anthem is played, it canned or homemade biscuit dough and is not uncommon for many of cook for 2 to 3 hours on high or 4 to 6 hours on high or 3 to 4 hours on low. Chocolate-Peanut Butter Snack Mix: cups milk, 1 cup steel-cut oats and a the audience members to be so hours on low. Hot Chocolate: Combine 1/2 gallon Combine 4 cups Corn Chex cereal, 4 pinch of salt in the slow cooker. Cook on filled with patriotic fervor that Mulled Cider Or Wine: Combine 1 whole milk, 2 cups heavy cream, 12 cups Cheerios, 2 cups miniature pretzels low for 4 to 6 hours. Add fruit, spices, they join in. If memory serves gallon apple cider or 3 bottles of red wine ounces each of milk chocolate chips and and 2 cups peanuts with 12 ounces semi- brown sugar or maple syrup as desired. me, the volume is usually so with 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/4 cup lemon dark chocolate chips, and a vanilla bean, sweet chocolate chips and 1 cup smooth Coconut Rice Pudding: Combine a loud that no one can hear juice, the zest of 1 orange peeled into split and scraped. Cook on low for 3 to peanut butter. Cook on low for 3 hours, 15-ounce can coconut milk with 2 cups what’s coming out of their long strips with a vegetable peeler, 4 cin- 4 hours or on high for 1 to 2 hours, stir- stirring 1 to 2 times per hour. Spread water, 1/2 cup light brown sugar, 1/2 tea- mouths. namon sticks, 1 tablespoon cloves, 1- ring once or twice to mix the melted evenly on a parchment-lined baking spoon nutmeg, a pinch of salt and 1 cup To the best of my knowledge, inch chunk of fresh ginger, sliced, and 1 chocolate thoroughly with the milk and sheet and sprinkle with powdered sugar. short-grain white rice. Cook on low for no rule of etiquette forbids teaspoon whole allspice. Cook for 1 to 2 cream. Oatmeal: Combine 2 cups water, 2 3 to 4 hours. anyone from singing along with Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Garth Brooks or Renee Flem- ing — if they have the nerve to try. Cherry-vanilla bread reminder of favorite ice cream DEAR ABBY: I am an old o you remember cherry-vanilla ice 2 teaspoons baking powder lady, happy I can still get cream? The kind with dark, sour 4 tablespoons butter, melted around using a cane. I would Dcherries and just a hint of vanilla 1 large egg, lightly beaten like to thank the many people in the sweet, thick cream? It seems that 1/2 cup 1 percent (or higher) milk who take the extra time to this old-fashioned combo is nowhere to be 1 teaspoon vanilla extract open a door for me or hold it found among the ice cream flavors in my 1/2 cup dried cherries open longer so I can get little town. Preheat oven to 400ºF. Butter an 8- or 9- through. I am grateful for their But there’s ab- inch loaf pan well and set aside. help, and being offered a place Kitchen solutely no reason we Combine the flour, sugar, salt and baking ahead of them in the checkout Scoop can’t enjoy those same cherry-vanilla. powder in a bowl. Stir well. In a separate line is beyond appreciated. dramatic flavors in an Yes, they are wonderful when stirred into bowl, lightly whisk the butter, egg, milk, Thank you, thank you. easy quick bread. a steaming bowl of oatmeal. But you’re vanilla and cherries together. Add the However, may I offer a sug- Today’s recipe is part- going to love the result of this quick combined wet ingredients to the dry and gestion to those helpful folks, quick bread and part- bread. After several loaves, I’ve finally stir until just moist throughout. Pour batter often robust men, who want to buttery poundcake given up on the hope of having leftovers into prepared pan. do more? If I look unsteady, studded with dark, long enough to make French toast. It Bake for 30 to 35 minutes or just until a please DO NOT grab me by rich, tart cherries. I seems that when a loaf is in the house, it wooden pick inserted in the middle comes the arm and try to steer me first started thinking never stays until the next day. If you can, out clean. Cool for 5 minutes in pan, then like an empty bicycle! Instead, about the delicious give it a try with day-old or two-day-old turn out onto a wire rack to cool further. hold your arm out for me to possibilities when I bread and let me know how it turns out. In Slice and serve, or wrap tightly in foil lean on and allow me to do the came across a large the meantime, enjoy the sweet goodness until ready to serve. navigating. It may be slow, but Alicia bag of Montmorency of cherries and vanilla again. Approximate values per serving: 197 with your help, it will be safe. Ross cherries at my local Cherry-Vanilla Bread calories, 5 g fat (3 g saturated), 31 mg — CARYL IN NEW MEX- club store. I grabbed a Start to finish: about 45 minutes, mostly cholesterol, 3 g protein, 35 g carbohy- ICO bag, thinking they’d unattended baking time drates, 1 g dietary fiber, 165 mg sodium. DEAR CARYL: That’s an be a great winter addition to my morning Yield: 10 servings, 1 slice each excellent suggestion, and one I oatmeal. Then I started snacking on the in- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour Alicia Ross is co-author of three hope helpful readers of both tense little gems when I remembered my 3/4 cup sugar cookbooks. Her email address is tel- sexes will pay attention to. favorite ice cream flavor as a child — 1/2 teaspoon salt [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 — A9 ENTERTAINMENT

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By BEN CRAVEN by some spectacular individual The Cavs continued to hold pos- is a harbinger of more.” HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff play to get some goals, but we session for most of the time, but Caden Wilcox came in and weren’t able to get our normal, ef- the Panthers were getting the ball. scored the final goal for the Cavs COOKEVILLE — The ficient possession. It was lack of They just had trouble clearing it in the 72nd minute for the victory. Cookeville High School soccer focus building up from the back, from their side of the field. Will Flemming didn’t see much team started district play in a big and we’ve got to do better with “Stone — and this is a character- action in goal but stilled managed way on Wednesday night with a 6- that.” istic of their team — they always two saves. 0 win over the Stone Memorial The Cavs possessed the ball work very hard. They’re always “District games are always going Panthers at CHS. most of the game, but like Matson well disciplined, and they did to be tough,” admitted Matson. However, despite what the score said, it was due in large part to make it difficult for us. They “We, on paper, have the best team may suggest, some spectacular play from their picked the right times to pressure. in the district, but the game is not this game was forwards. They kind of got into our heads a played on paper as we know. I won more by Ryan Lombardo got the scoring bit once they realized we were guess it’s encouraging that we’re individualistic started early with an unassisted having an off night. They ramped able to play our district runner-up play. goal for the Cavs in the fourth up the pressure and made it diffi- from last year with a pretty in- “Well, the minute of the match. cult for us to play our game.” flated score line even without us score line looks From there, the Cavs scored In the Second half, Lombardo playing well. That’s one positive like we dominated,” CHS head three goals in less than five min- completed a hat trick with a goal we will take from (Wednesday coach Sam Matson commented, utes. in the 64th minute off an assist night), but we need to be ready for “and I guess we were in control of Daniel Cantu shot off the throw- from Brown. our next opponent. I think it’s the game, but we didn’t play well. in from Jake Brown for the Cavs’ “We had good performance from Cumberland County and they’re I was not happy with our perform- second goal in the 12th minute. our attack tonight,” Matson said. going to bring it.” ance. Our second half was a little Lombardo got his second goal of “Lombardo with the hat trick, he’s The Cavs will not play again Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen bit better than our first, but we’ve the night off an assist from Bralen been a little slow to get goals early until April 4, when they will travel got to play better. Clouse in the 14th minute, and in the season, but hopefully this is to Station Camp. The next district Cookeville’s Ryan Lombardo dribbles past Stone Memorial “We struggled to connect Clouse got his second assist of the what gets him in gear. It’s not like game will be the very next night defenders as he streaks towards the goal during the Cavs’ passes,” Matson continued. “Our game to Ronaldo Hernandez in he’s playing bad, but he came in as the Cavs will host Cumberland 6-0 victory over Stone Memorial at CHS on Wednesday. attack bailed us out in the first half the 15th minute. with just one goal. Hopefully this County. Tech track COOKEVILLE SOFTBALL shifts focus outdoors Good first impression at Vandy

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COOKEVILLE — The assault on the school record books proved successful during the indoor season for the Tennessee Tech track & field team, and now coach Wayne Angel’s team turns its focus to the outdoor season, which gets underway this weekend at the Vanderbilt Black Track & Gold Invita- tional. Angel and his staff will take a lineup of 22 women to the meet, which begins Friday at 4 p.m. Sat- urday’s schedule starts with field events at 10 a.m. and running events at noon, and is scheduled to wrap up with the 4x400 relay at 4 p.m. “We had a very successful indoor season,” Angel says in review of the past two months. “I am very proud of our ladies’ accomplish- ments. As we move forward into the outdoor season, we will continue to use the positive momentum that we established at the Indoor OVC championships. “We will focus on the process of being one of the best teams in the

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CHS tennis Thomas Corhern | Herald-Citizen takes two from Cookeville softball head coach Jordan Webb gives instruction to Heidi Smith during the Lady Cavaliers’ 18-3 victory over Upperman on Wednes- Hendersonville day in Baxter.

Special to the HERALD-CITIZEN HENDERSONVILLE — Hitting Lady Cavs blast Upperman in opener the road for the first time this season, the Cookeville tennis teams scored a pair of big wins over By THOMAS CORHERN ing out two as she earned the victory. Hendersonville Wednesday at Me- HERALD-CITIZEN Assistant Sports Editor “She’s looking good,” Webb said. “She’s morial Park. The victories im- right where she needs to be at this point of the proved both teams’ records to 3-0. BAXTER — With the way the Cookeville season. She’s picked up a bit of speed over “I’m very proud of our girls,” softball team looked on Wednesday, one the summer and wintertime. She’s feeling Cookeville head coach Brian Rohr might have thought it was the Lady Cavaliers good, she’s confident and I expect her to keep said. “We are getting tougher and who had been playing a while. on going.” more confident. (Wednesday) was In their first game of the season, the Lady Price was reaching speeds in the 60s with a great opportunity for the girls to Cavs pounded out 21 hits, blasting cross- her pitches, and that’s something Upperman step up against a quality oppo- county rival Upperman 18-3 in five innings. really hadn’t seen much of this season. nent.” “That was a big night,” said CHS head “We saw some of that on Tuesday against The Lady Cavs claimed all three coach Jordan Webb. “Especially for our first Livingston Academy as they had a pitcher doubles matches and two singles game, I really wasn’t expecting us to have that threw hard and in the high 50s,” Williams points to win 5-4. Sara Gaw and that offensive power because, in the first said. “Peyten really throws it in there and we Caroline McCarter won the top weeks, the bats are usually quiet. It takes had a hard time getting her timed up. Hope- match 8-4 over Grace Phillips and some time to realy get into full swing. They fully, that’s only going to make us better as Caroline Miller. Emma Cate Jones were excited about finally getting on the field hitters.” and Natalie Crooks followed with to play. They were ready to go, wanting to get Myra Holbrook was tagged with the loss for an 8-3 defeat of Allison Newell good at-bats and hit the ball hard some- Upperman, allowing nine runs in her 2 1/3- and Audrey Spurlock. At No. 3, where.” inning tenure as she walked one and struck Hudson Taylor and Olivia Foutch It was the first loss of the season for the out none. defeated Katie Lee and Kayla Lady Bees, who fell to 5-1 on the season. It was definitely a learning experience for Conger 8-6. “That was a tough one,” said UHS head the young UHS hurler. Hendersonville evened the over- coach Dustin Williams. “Jordan’s got a great “She has to work a little bit lower in the all score at three with singles wins group of girls this year. It’s a tough way to zone,” Williams said. “Our defense also has at No. 1, No. 5, and No. 6. Jones lose, especially since we hadn’t lost yet this to play a little bit better behind her. It was just regained the lead for Cookeville year. Hopefully, our girls come out and show one of those nights where they were hitting it with a 6-2, 7-5 defeat of Conger at some resilience (Thursday) against a district well and our defense wasn’t the greatest, but Thomas Corhern | Herald-Citizen No. 4, but Hendersonville was opponent in a game that really counts for us.” she’s still a good pitcher and she’s going to able to knot the score at 4. Payten Price was a force in the circle, deliv- keep us in a lot of games. It’s just going to Cookeville’s Payten Price throws to the plate during the Lady ering some serious heat. She only pitched the Cavaliers’ 18-3 victory over Upperman on Wednesday in Bax- See TENNIS, Page B2 first two frames, giving up one hit and strik- See CHS, Page B2 ter. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 SPORTS TENNIS: Cavs win five of six singles matches

No. 4 — Emma Cate Jones (CHS) def. Kayla Con- From Page B1 Cookeville claimed five of six sin- ger (hhs) 6-2, 7-5 gles matches to seal the win. Garrett No. 5 — Caroline Miller (hhs) def. Natalie Crooks (CHS) 6-0, 6-3 The stage was set for the battle at Barker blanked Thomas Kohann at No. 6 — Anna Scudder (hhs) Olivia Foutch (CHS) No. 2. McCarter jumped out to a 5- No. 6 to set the tone. McCarter’s 6- 6-4, 7-6 (4) Doubles 3 lead before dropping the opening 1, 6-1 victory over Garrett Franklin No. 1 — Gaw-McCarter (CHS) def. Phillips-Miller (hhs), 8-4 set 7-5. After capturing the second clinched the win. Cagle, Ngo, and No. 2 — Jones-Crooks (CHS) def. Newell-Spurlock set 6-2, Phillips led 8-3 in the match Michael Gray also posted singles (hhs) 8-3 No. 3 — Taylor-Foutch (CHS) def. Conger-Katie tie-breaker, but McCarter rattled off wins. Lee (hhs) 8-6 seven straight points to claim the “We were able to pressure them match. from the beginning,” Rohr said. “It Cavaliers 7, Hendersonville 2 “(Wednesday) is a good indication was good to see Jacob McCarter Singles No. 1 — Kato Richardson (hhs) def. Jake Ward of Caroline’s improvement. A year come through and find his game.” (CHS) 6-1, 6-3 ago, she lost at No. 5 to Henderson- Cookeville will take a week off No. 2 — Tanner Cagle (CHS) def. Luke Jacob (hhs) 6-3, 6-1 ville. (Wednesday), she won at No. before travelling to the Austin High No. 3 — Marlon Ngo (CHS) def. Jackson Kinsler 2,” Rohr said. Invitational April 1-2 in Decatur, (hhs) 6-2, 6-1 No. 4 — Jacob McCarter (CHS) def. Garrett Uncharacteristically, the Cavaliers Ala. Franklin (hhs) 6-1, 6-1 dropped a doubles match. Jake Ward No. 5 — Michael Gray (CHS) def. Thomas Kohann (hhs) 6-4, 6-3 and Marlon Ngo beat Kato Richard- No. 6 — Clif Barker (CHS) def. Cameron Taylor son and Luke Jacob, and Tanner Lady Cavs 5, Hendersonville 4 (hhs) 6-0, 6-0 Singles Doubles Cagle and Jacob McCarter downed No. 1 — Allison Newell (hhs) def. Sara Gaw (CHS) No. 1 — Ward-Ngo (CHS) def. Richardson-Jacob Jackson Kinsler and Garrett 6-2, 6-3 (hhs), 8-6 No. 2 — Caroline McCarter (CHS) def. Grace No. 2 — Cagle-McCarter (CHS) def. Franklin- Franklin to give Cookeville a 2-1 Phillips (hhs) 5-7, 6-2, 10-8 Kinsler (hhs), 8-1 Thomas Corhern | Herald-Citizen No. 3 — Audrey Spurlock (hhs) def. Hudson Taylor No. 3 — Denton—Kohann (hhs) def. Gray-Barker lead. (CHS) 8-5 (CHS) 2-6, 6-2, 10-3 Cookeville’s Courtney Savage connects for one of her three hits during the Lady Cavaliers’ 18-3 victory over Upperman on Wednesday afternoon in Bax- TRACK: ter. Tech set school records CHS: Savage drove in four in nine events during indoor season From Page B1 first, then added two more in the second. The Lady Cavs opened the flood gates in From Page B1 contend for the 400m hurdles title at conference championships. In the make her better in our district schedule.” the third, scoring eight runs in the frame. the OVC championships. A new- triple jump freshman Raven Smith Every Cookeville starter reached base and CHS finished out the contest with a run in OVC this year,” he said. “Our level comer to the team in January from set the school indoor record and fin- came across to score at least once in the the fourth and three more in the fifth. of intensity will be very high and Pretoria, South Africa, Angel said ished eighth in the OVC champi- contest. Upperman scored its first two runs in our focus in preparation will be sec- that Liebenberg was one of the top onships. But 21 hits — that’s one heck of an open- the fourth inning to avoid the run-rule. ond to none.” junior hurdlers in her country with a Leonce, a product of St. Lucia who ing statement. Sierra Denton scored on a sacrifice from Tech established school records in personal best time of 60.40. enrolled at Tech in January follow- “They need that confidence boost,” Webb Riley Hurst, then Abby Collier drove in nine different events during the in- Another OVC indoor champion ing two strong seasons at Iowa said. “At the same time, 21 (Wednesday) the second run with a single to center door season, including five running heads up Tech’s middle distance Western Community College, will could be one, two, three or four on Friday. field. events, one field event and three re- runners, where Sarah Brandt will add another dimension to the You take it for what it’s worth, but, yeah, Savannah Greenwood came around to lays. Angel and his squad are ex- pace a talented trio. Joining the Golden Eagle lineup by competing we have the potential to be a really good of- score in the fifth inning on a Denton cited about the possibilities awaiting OVC 800m champ will be Jackson in the multi-event heptathlon. fensive ball club this year.” grounder to third. under open skies during the outdoor and Stremler. While Brandt cap- Leonce brings a wealth of experi- Courtney Savage led CHS at the plate as Upperman returns to action this afternoon season. tured the OVC crown, Jackson fin- ence to the Tech roster, ranking as she drove in four runs as she went 3-for-4. as it hosts Central Magnet in a District 8- “This season will be an exciting ished second and Angel points to one of the top junior college hep- The duo of Leslie and Morgan Radford AA contest, weather permitting. and eventful one,” he predicts. “It tremendous improvements by tathletes in the country. Last season each collected three RBIs, while Claudia “These are the games that matter to us,” will be the best outdoor season yet. Stremler since last year. she scored 4,416 points in the hep- Hutchins, Heidi Smith and Megan Whitson Williams said. “You don’t ever want to lose It’s going to be fun to watch them as Adding depth to Tech’s middle tathlon, a performance that would each drove in two. a game, but (Thursday) we look forward to they continue to break records in distance lineup will be Molly Grif- have placed her in the top four in the Hutchins also hit her first career home run going to 6-1 and 3-0 in the district and keep their quest to be one of the best fin and Andrea Retano, who was OVC. A three-time Junior College in the fourth inning, driving a ball over the chasing that district title.” teams in the OVC.” the Oregon state high school cham- All-American, she has personal center field wall. Cookeville’s next action is this weekend Tech’s strengths should continue to pion. bests of 5feet, 6 inches in the high CHS wasted no time getting on the score- as it competes in the Soddy Daisy tourna- be in the sprints where the Golden Junior Purity Murray, freshman jump, 14.14 seconds in the 100m board, striking for four runs in the top of the ment. Eagles boast one of the top 400- Jenna Storms, and sophomore Sonel hurdles, and 25.19 seconds at 200 meter tandems in the OVC, high- Bezuidenhout led Tech’s efforts in meters. lighted by OVC champion and the cross country season, and Angel Here is the schedule of events for Indoor Freshman of the Year is expecting the trio to “step up their Tech athletes at Vanderbilt: Cards’ Martinez throws 5 sharp Na’Asha Robinson. Also expected efforts outdoors.” He added that re- to challenge to break the tape every turnees Anna Cooper and Lera Mc- Friday 4 p.m. – Hammer (Kington) innings; Stanton HR for Miami time she runs is freshman D’Airrien Namara will provide needed depth, 4 p.m. – Shot Put (Leonce) Jackson. Tech’s long list of telented as well. 4 p.m. – Triple Jump (Smith) 5 p.m. – 200m (Robinson, Joseph, Leonce, sprinters also includes freshman One returnee and one newcomer Hymon, Jackson, Washington, By CHUCK KING tinez said via a translator. “I liked the fact McGee, Liebenberg, O’Neal) Crystal Liebenberg, senior Tiara make up Tech’s throwers in 2016. 6 p.m. – 1,500m (Brandt, Storms) Associated Press that I threw it to right-handed hitters. That’s Hymon, junior Brittany McGee, Sophomore Makayla Kington was 7 p.m. – 5,000m (Murray) something I’ve been working on. It feels freshman Morgan O’Neal, freshman Tech’s top thrower last season and JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Giancarlo Stan- pretty good, so hopefully I can continue to Currin Washington, and junior Jay- she is back to compete in the shot Saturday ton’s first home run of the spring wasn’t do that.” dean Joseph. put and discus. Antonia Susnjar a 10 a.m. – Discus (Kington) enough to help Miami overcome a dazzling Stanton tied it at 1 in the seventh when he 10 a.m. – Javelin (Susnjar) A couple of those young sprinters transfer from Western Kentucky out 11 a.m. – High Jump (Drimmond, Leonce) pitching performance by Carlos Martinez hit a 3-0 fastball from Trevor Rosenthal 11 a.m. – Long Jump (Smith, Driscoll, E. Robinson, will also emerge among the Golden of Croatia was bronze medalist in Leonce) for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 4-1 win over the center field wall. Eagle leaders in the hurdles, headed javelin at the Conference USA 12 p.m. – 4x100 Relay (Liebenberg, Robinson, Wednesday. “It was good to get on top of a fastball. Hymon, Jackson) by Liebenberg. The lineup of hur- championships. She has a personal 4x100 Relay (McGee, Leonce, Washington, An All-Star last season, Martinez threw I’ve seemed to pop up the last couple,” dlers includes Hymon, sophomore best of 42.36 meters in the Javelin. O’Neal) five shutout innings, giving up two hits and Stanton said. 12:30 p.m. – Steeplechase (Murray) Madison Stremler, and junior Angel expects Tech’s jumpers to 1 p.m. – 100m High Hurdles (Leonce, Liebenberg, striking out five. Brandon Moss doubled home two runs in Sharnique Leonce, who joins the be among the most-improved areas E. Robinson) “He was nasty,” Cardinals manager Mike the bottom half of the inning. The Cardinals 1:30 p.m. – 400m (Jackson, Washington, Joseph) roster for the outdoor season. on the team with the addition of 2 p.m. – 100m (Robinson, Hymon, McGee, O’Neal) Matheny said. “It was effortless velocity. had been 0-6-2 in their last eight games. 2:30 p.m. – 800m (Brandt, Retano, Griffin) “Sharnique is an outstanding short South Carolina state high school 3 p.m. – 400m Hurdles (Liebenberg, Hymon, Every pitch he had today looked sharp.” “We go out to win every time we go out to hurdler who should contribute valu- high jump champion NaScottisha Stremler) Martinez was particularly pleased with his play the game,” Matheny said. “I didn’t 3:30 p.m. – 3,000m (Bezuidenhout, Cooper, McNa- able points for Tech at the OVC Drummond and junior college All- mara) offspeed deliveries. know the exact number. It seemed like it’s championships,” Angel said. He American Sharinque Leonce, a pair 4 p.m. – 4x400 Relay (Washington, Joseph, “I was able to use that changeup, espe- been a long time since we’ve slapped high- Leonce, Hymon) added that he expects Liebenberg to who could add needed points at the cially behind in the count — 2-1, 2-0,” Mar- fives after a game, so it was nice today.”

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I Regional Semifinals Wednesday, March 23 Northern Iowa (24-10) at South Dakota (28-6), N.Y. Islanders 3, Ottawa 1 Harrell to Rio Grande Valley (NBADL). On Television Thursday, March 24 Columbia 69, Ball State 67 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 5, Boston 2 FOOTBALL Villanova (31-5) vs. Miami (27-7), 7:10 p.m. Coastal Carolina 60, Grand Canyon 58 TCU (18-14) at UTEP (28-4), 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games National Football League Thursday, March 24 Kansas (32-4) vs. Maryland (27-8), 9:40 p.m. UC Irvine 67, Louisiana-Lafayette 66 Friday, March 25 Florida at Boston, 7 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Agreed to terms COLLEGE BASKETBALL Regional Championship Thursday, March 24 Western Kentucky (26-6) at Saint Louis (26-7), New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. with CB Patrick Robinson. 6 p.m. Saturday, March 26 Texas-Arlington (24-10) at NJIT (19-14), 7:30 8 p.m. Carolina at Columbus, 7 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to terms CBSSN — NCAA Division II Tournament, first Semifinal winners p.m. Quarterfinals Anaheim at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. with coach Sean Payton on a five-year con- semifinal, Barry-Lincoln Memorial winner vs. MIDWEST REGIONAL Semifinals Monday, March 28 Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. tract. Stonehill-West Liberty winner, at Frisco, At The United Center Sunday, March 27 Hofstra (25-8) at Florida Gulf Coast (31-5), 7 Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Signed WR Texas Chicago Texas-Arlington-NJIT winner at Columbia (23- p.m. Calgary at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Rueben Randle to a one-year contract. 6:10 p.m. Regional Semifinals 10), 6 p.m. March 26-28 Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed NT Ian CBS — NCAA Tournament, Sweet 16, Miami Friday, March 25 UC Irvine (27-9) at Coastal Carolina (21-11), 9 Oregon (23-10) vs. TCU-UTEP winner, TBA Philadelphia at Colorado, 9 p.m. Williams to a one-year contract. vs. Villanova, at Louisville, Ky. Virginia (28-7) vs. Iowa State (23-11), 7:10 p.m. p.m. South Dakota-Northern Iowa winner vs. Saint Dallas at Arizona, 10 p.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed P 6:37 p.m. Syracuse (21-13) vs. Gonzaga (28-7), 9:40 Louis-Western Kentucky winner, TBA Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Bryan Anger. TBS — NCAA Tournament, Sweet 16, Texas p.m. Michigan (20-13) vs. Temple-Ohio winner, TBA Friday’s Games Arena Football League A&M vs. Oklahoma, at Anaheim, Calif. Regional Championship NCAA Women’s Tournament Washington at New Jersey, 7 p.m. ORLANDO PREDATORS — Released DB Sunday, March 27 N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Bobby Felder and WRs Royce Adams and 8:30 p.m. All Times EDT CBSSN — NCAA Division II Tournament, sec- Semifinal winners Women’s Basketball Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Derrick Hector. Signed DL Terrance Taylor. WEST REGIONAL BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Activated DBs Varmah Sonie and Paul ond semifinal, Tarleton St.-Augustana (SD) Regional Semifinals Invitational winner vs. Saginaw Valley St.-W. Oregon At The Honda Center I Stephens from the PUP list. Anaheim, Calif. At Bridgeport, Conn. All Times EDT Transactions HOCKEY winner, at Frisco, Texas Saturday, March 26 8:40 p.m. Regional Semifinals Semifinals National Hockey League Thursday, March 24 UConn (34-0) vs. Mississippi State (28-7), Wednesday, March 23 Wednesday CALGARY FLAMES — Signed LW Andrew CBS — NCAA Tournament, Sweet 16, Mary- 11:30 a.m. land vs. Kansas, at Louisville, Ky. Oklahoma (27-7) vs. Texas A&M (28-8), 7:37 Louisiana-Lafayette 69, Youngstown State 49 BASEBALL Mangiapane to an entry-level contract. p.m. UCLA (26-8) vs. Texas (30-4), 2 p.m. Weber State 79, USC Upstate 53 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Recalled F Blake 8:55 p.m. Regional Championship American League TBS — NCAA Tournament, Sweet 16, Duke Oregon (30-6) vs. Duke (25-10), 9:55 p.m. Championship BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Designated LHP Pietila from Albany (AHL) on an emergency Regional Championship Monday, March 28 Saturday, March 26 basis. vs. Oregon, at Anaheim, Calif. Semifinal winners, TBA Chris Jones for assignment. Agreed to terms GOLF Saturday, March 26 Weber State (23-11) at Louisiana-Lafayette with LHP Zach Phillips on a one-year con- NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to terms Semifinal winners DALLAS REGIONAL (24-10), 4 p.m. with G Eamon McAdam on a three-year, 1 p.m. Regional Semifinals tract. GOLF — World Golf Championship-Dell Match HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned RHP Brad entry-level contract. Saturday, March 26 AHL Play, Day 2, at Austin At Dallas I National Basketball Association Peacock to Fresno (PCL). MLB BASEBALL National Invitation Tournament KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned LHPs SAN DIEGO GULLS — Announced D Shea Baylor (35-1) vs. Florida State (25-7), 4 p.m. Theodore has been recalled by Anaheim Noon All Times EDT DePaul (27-8) vs. Oregon State (30-4), 6:30 Schedule Scott Alexander and Brian Flynn to Omaha MLB — Spring training, Houston vs. N.Y. Mets (PCL). Granted RHP Ross Ohlendorf a re- (NHL). Signed F Tyler Morley to an amateur Quarterfinals p.m. tryout agreement. (ss), at Port St. Lucie, Fla. Wednesday, March 23 Regional Championship All Times EDT lease from his minor league contract. Reas- 3 p.m. Wednesday’s Games signed C Parker Martin and INFs Orlando ECHL George Washington 82, Florida 77 Monday, March 28 ELMIRA JACKALS — Signed D Evan Moore MLB — Spring training, Kansas City vs. Mil- San Diego State 72, Georgia Tech 56 Semifinal winners, TBA Cleveland 113, Milwaukee 104 Calixte and Dusty Coleman to minor league waukee, at Phoenix Atlanta 122, Washington 101 camp. to an amateur tryout agreement. Semifinals SIOUX FALLS REGIONAL GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS — Named Steve 6 p.m. At Madison Square Garden Regional Semifinals Boston 91, Toronto 79 MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned RHP J.R. ESPN — Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco, at Detroit 118, Orlando 102 Graham and LHP Taylor Rogers to Horstmann as ticket operations manager. New York Friday, March 25 READING ROYALS — Loaned F Justin Cran- Scottsdale, Ariz. Tuesday, March 29 At Sioux Falls, S.D. New York 115, Chicago 107 Rochester (IL). Reassigned LHP Buddy 9 p.m. Minnesota 113, Sacramento 104 Boshers, C Carlos Paulino and INFs Buck dall to Albany (AHL). Valparaiso (29-6) vs. BYU (26-10), 7 p.m. South Carolina (33-1) vs. Syracuse (27-7), 7 OLYMPIC SPORTS MLB — Spring training, L.A. Dodgers vs. George Washington (26-10) vs. San Diego p.m. Utah 89, Houston 87 Britton and Wilfredo Tovar to minor league Cleveland, at Goodyear, Ariz. San Antonio 112, Miami 88 camp. USA TABLE TENNIS — Named Cory Eider State (28-9), 9:30 p.m. Ohio State (26-7) vs. Tennessee (21-13), 9:30 high performance director. 1 a.m. (Friday) Championship p.m. Denver 104, Philadelphia 103 National League MLB — Spring training, Philadelphia vs. At- Phoenix 119, L.A. Lakers 107 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Reassigned COLLEGE Thursday, March 31 Regional Championship DAYTON — Signed men’s basketball coach lanta, at Kissimmee, Fla. (same-day tape) Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. Sunday, March 27 Portland 109, Dallas 103 RHP Matt West to minor league camp. NBA BASKETBALL Golden State 114, L.A. Clippers 98 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned RHP Archie Miller to a contract extension through Semifinal winners, TBA the 2022-23 season. 6 p.m. LEXINGTON REGIONAL Thursday’s Games Severino Gonzalez to Lehigh Valley (IL). NBA — New Orleans at Indiana New Orleans at Indiana, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reassigned IONA — Signed men’s basketball coach Tim College Basketball Invitational Regional Semifinals Cluess to a contract extension through the Friday, March 25 Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. RHP Lucas Giolito to minor league camp. All Times EDT Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. American Association 2020-21 season. I College Basketball At Lexington, Ky. NOTRE DAME — Announced it has accepted Semifinals Kentucky (25-7) vs. Washington (24-10), 7 Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Signed Wednesday, March 23 Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. RHPs Benji Waite and Dakota Dill. affiliate membership in the Big Ten Confer- p.m. ence for men’s hockey, to begin play in the NCAA Men’s Tournament Morehead State 77, Ohio 72 Notre Dame (33-1) vs. Stanford (26-7), 9:30 Friday’s Games LAREDO LEMURS — Signed RHP Jose Nivar. Nevada 86, Vermont 72 Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. Atlantic League 2017-18 season. All Times EDT p.m. PROVIDENCE — Announced sophomore F EAST REGIONAL Championship Series Regional Championship Charlotte at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. SUGAR LAND SKEETERS — Signed RHPs (Best-of-3) Toronto at Houston, 8 p.m. Andrew Johnston and Fernando Nieve, OFs Ben Bentil will enter the NBA Draft but will At Wells Fargo Center Sunday, March 27 not hire an agent. Philadelphia Monday, March 28: Morehead State (22-12) Semifinal winners, TBA Orlando at Miami, 8 p.m. Denny Almonte and Tyson Gillies, and vs. Nevada (22-13), 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8 p.m. OF/1B Johan Limonta. PURDUE — Announced F Caleb Swanigan Regional Semifinals will enter the NBA draft. Friday, March 25 Wednesday, March 30: Morehead State vs. Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Can-Am League Nevada, TBD Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Released INF An- UCF — Named Johnny Dawkins men’s basket- Wisconsin (22-12) vs. Notre Dame (23-11), Women’s National Invitation ball coach. 7:27 p.m. Friday, April 1: Morehead State vs. Nevada, Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. thony Gomez, LHP Dylan Chavez and RHP TBD Tournament Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Juan Bautista. UT MARTIN — Announced the resignation of North Carolina (30-6) vs. Indiana (27-7), 9:57 athletic director Julio Freire to become p.m. All Times EDT OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Signed INF Daniel Bick. deputy athletic director for external affairs at Regional Championship Third Round I National Hockey League Pittsburgh. Sunday, March 27 CollegeInsider.com Wednesday, March 23 SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Signed OF Joe Dunigan. WAGNER — Fired women’s basketball coach Semifinal winners Tournament Florida Gulf Coast 73, Tulane 61 Schedule Lisa Cermignano. SOUTH REGIONAL Oregon 73, Utah 63 BASKETBALL All Times EDT National Basketball Association XAVIER — Named Amber Miehlke assistant At KFC YUM! Center Thursday, March 24 All Times EDT volleyball coach. Louisville, Ky. Quarterfinals Ohio (26-6) at Temple (22-11), 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games HOUSTON ROCKETS — Assigned F Montrezl HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, March 24, 2016 — B3 ( SPORTS Buy It! Sell It! Trade It! 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Hedgecoth, convey- erty described therein to none, one-year basis However, others, including ing certain property therein de- Trustee, for the benefit of Mort- In this cause, it appearing from on Wednesday Peter King of Monday Morning scribed to Arnold M. Weiss as gage Electronic Registration the Complaint, which is sworn to, ADOPTIONS at the NFL Quarterback, have pointed out Trustee for Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc. for Franklin Amer- that the Defendant William DIVORCE Registration Systems, Inc., as ican Mortgage Company and to Crawford is a non-resident of the owners meetings in Boca Raton, that under the initial interpreta- Robert S. Coleman, Jr., having State of Tennessee, that the res- CHILD CUSTODY nominee for Guaranty Mortgage been appointed as Successor Fla. tion of the rule, Bengals players Services LLC, its successors Trustee by instrument of record idence of the defendant is un- WILLS & PROBATE McCourty, entering his eighth Adam “Pacman” Jones and Von- and assigns; and the under- recorded January 20, 2016, in kown and cannot be ascer- 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area NFL season with the Titans, be- taze Burfict would not have been signed, Wilson & Associates, the Register's office for Putnam tained upon diligent inquiry, P.L.L.C., having been appointed County, Tennessee in Book 914, (T.C.A. 21-1-203), it is ordered 528-5297 lieves the rule is actually unnec- ejected for their personal fouls at Page 233, as Document by me that publication be made Successor Trustee by #185426. www.lefkovitz.com essary. that helped cost Cincinnati a for four successive weeks, as re- We are a debt relief agency. We help people ﬁle for relief. PennyMac Loan Services, LLC. © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz “I don’t really understand the playoff game against the Steel- WHEREAS, the owner and hold- quired by law, in the Herald Cit- necessity of it, for being that of- ers. Likewise, Josh Norman and NOW, THEREFORE, notice is er of the Deed of Trust Note has izen a newspaper published in declared the entire indebted- Cookeville, Tennessee, in said ficials already have the authority Odell Beckham would not have hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been declared ness due and payable and de- County, notifying said non-resid- to eject a player from the game,” been booted from their game last manded that the hereinafter de- ent Defendant to file an answer Classified Index due and payable; and that an scribed real property be advert- McCourty told TitanInsider.com season either, despite multiple agent of Wilson & Associates, ised and sold in satisfaction of with Plaiintiff's Attorney, William Find It Fast In H-C Classified via text message. scuffles and fouls against them in P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, indebtedness and costs of fore- E. James whose address is 540 McCallie Ave Ste 110, Chat- Code Classification McCourty pointed out some the game. by virtue of the power, duty, and closure in accordance with the authority vested in and imposed terms and provisions of the tanooga, TN 37402 within 30 535 Antiques & Collectibles holes in the experimental rule McCourty said the rule could Deed of Trust Note and Deed of days from the last date of public- 720 Apartments, Duplexes Rent upon said Successor Trustee, by Trust. that he said might cause it not to also penalize players who are PennyMac Loan Services, LLC, ation, exclusive of said last date 102 Appliance/Electronic Svc. last too long. simply playing hard and get will, on April 14, 2016 on or NOW, THEREFORE, notice is of publication, or a judgement by 053 Auctions about 12:00 PM, at the Put- hereby given that an agent of default may be entered and the “I don’t think the rule will last caught up in wrong place, wrong Robert S. Coleman, Jr., as Suc- cause set for hearing ex parte as 420 Auto, Truck Parts & Acc. nam County Courthouse, 104 Auto/Machine/Equip. Rental long,” he said. “If there’s a situa- time situations. Cookeville, Tennessee, offer cessor Trustee, pursuant to the to Willliam Crawford 4-22-16 power, duty and authority ves- 103 Automotive Svc. & Repair tion where one of the best players “I just hate to see a guy ejected for sale certain property herein- ted in and conferred upon said in the league is ejected during a from a game off two personal after described to the highest Successor Trustee, by the Deed This 29th day of February 2016 435 Autos & Trucks Wanted Marcia Borys, Clerk prime time game, they’ll start to fouls that could result in him just bidder FOR certified funds paid of Trust, will on March 31, 2016 425 Autos For Sale at the conclusion of the sale, or at 12:00 p.m. at the front door of Mary S. Dyer, Deputy Clerk 530 Boats, Motors & Equip. discuss changing it back,” Mc- playing hard,” McCourty said. the Putnam County Courthouse 3/3, 10, 17, 24 credit bid from a bank or other in Cookeville, Tennessee offer 305 Business Opp. lending entity pre-approved by for sale to the highest bidder for STATE OF TENNESSEE 310 Business Opp. Wanted the successor trustee. The sale cash, and free from all legal, CIRCUIT COURT OF PUTNAM 055 Car Pool is free from all exemptions, equitable and statutory rights of COUNTY AT COOKEVILLE, which are expressly waived in redemption, exemptions of 010 Card of Thanks homestead, rights by virtue of TENNESSEE 123 Carpet & Floorcovering the Deed of Trust, said property marriage, and all other exemp- being real estate situated in Put- tions of every kind, all of which State of Tennessee 210 Child/Elder Care nam County, Tennessee, and have been waived in the Deed of Dept of Transportation 105 Cleaning being more particularly de- Trust, certain real property loc- vs 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale scribed as follows: ated in Putnam County, Ten- nessee, described as follows: Heirs of Claude 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent Lavern Crawford 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale Lying and being in the Fourth LYING AND BEING IN THE SIX- Civil District of Putnam TEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT OF 108 Concrete, Masonry County, Tennessee, and be- PUTNAM COUNTY, TENNESS- CAUSE NO. 2015CV167 110 Construction Work ing more particularly de- EE. 112 Electrical scribed as follows: Being Lot BEGINNING AT A STAKE IN In this cause, it appearing from 215 Employment Opportunities No. 17, Block 61, in Cumber- THE NORTH MARGIN OF MINE the Complaint, which is sworn to, land Cove Unit 7, a Subdivi- 615 Farm Tools & Machinery LICK CREEK ROAD AND ALSO that the Defendant William 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent sion according to the plat BEING DEVILLANUEVA`S Crawford is a non-resident of the thereof of record in Plat Cab- SOUTHWEST CORNER; RUN- State of Tennessee, that the res- 835 Farms For Sale i net A, Slide 149-157, NING THENCE WITH SAID 315 Financial Services ROAD S 75 DEG. 15` W 90.0 idence of the defendant is un- Register’s Office, Putnam FEET TO A STAKE; RUNNING kown and cannot be ascer- 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets County, Tennessee. THENCE S 59 DEG. 48` W 21.5 tained upon diligent inquiry, 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate FEET TO A STAKE, RUNNING (T.C.A. 21-1-203), it is ordered 630 Food For Sale ALSO KNOWN AS: 1121 West THENCE N 12 DEG. 28` E by me that publication be made Laurel Way, Monterey, TN 327.3 FEET TO A STAKE; RUN- for four successive weeks, as re- 515 Garage & Yard Sales File | AP NING THENCE N 84 DEG. 30` 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving 38574 E 34.0 FEET TO A STAKE; quired by law, in the Herald Cit- In this Feb. 22, 1951, file photo, St. Louis Cardinals catcher RUNNING THENCE WITH DEV- izen a newspaper published in 035 Happy Ads Joe Garagiola, center, talks with pitchers Cloyd Boyer, left, This sale is subject to all mat- ILLANUEVA`S WEST BOUND- Cookeville, Tennessee, in said 610 Hay, Feed & Grain ters shown on any applicable re- ARY LINE S 04 DEG. 30` E and Harry “The Cat” Brecheen, in St. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. County, notifying said non-resid- 241 Health Care Employment corded plat; any unpaid taxes; 302.0 FEET TO THE BEGIN- ent Defendant to file an answer 22, 1951. Garagiola passed away on Wednesday at age 90. any restrictive covenants, ease- NING CORNER. 114 Heating & Cooling with Plaiintiff's Attorney, William 855 Home Builders ments, or setback lines that may BEING THE SAME PROPERTY E. James whose address is 540 be applicable; any statutory CONVEYED TO TERRY McCallie Ave Ste 110, Chat- 825 Homes For Sale rights of redemption of any gov- WAYNE CRAWFORD BY DEED tanooga, TN 37402 within 30 725 Houses For Rent Joe Garagiola, ex- ernmental agency, state or fed- FROM KENNETH CRAWFORD days from the last date of public- 015 In Memory eral; any prior liens or encum- AND WIFE, ELLEN CRAW- FORD, DATED MAY 6, 2009 ation, exclusive of said last date 815 Income Property brances as well as any priority AND FILED FOR RECORD IN of publication, or a judgement by 325 Insurance player turned glib created by a fixture filing; and to BOOK RB 527, PAGE 443 IN default may be entered and the any matter that an accurate sur- THE REGISTER`S OFFICE cause set for hearing ex parte as 330 Investments vey of the premises might dis- FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- to Willliam Crawford 4-22-16 205 Jobs Wanted broadcaster, dies at 90 close. In addition, the following NESSEE. 001 Legals parties may claim an interest in More Commonly Known As: This 29th day of February 2016 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies the above-referenced property: 5265 MINE LICK CREEK Marcia Borys, Clerk 050 Lost and Found By BOB BAUM amondbacks telecasts until he an- ROAD, COOKEVILLE, TN Mary S. Dyer, Deputy Clerk 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts CARRINA J. HEDGECOTH 38506 3/3, 10, 17, 24 AP Sports Writer nounced his retirement in Febru- 710 Misc. For Rent ary 2013. The sale held pursuant to this Said sale shall be held subject to SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S 510 Misc. For Sale PHOENIX (AP) — Joe Garagi- “He had a genuine impact on all matters shown on any applic- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Notice may be rescinded at the able recorded plat; any unpaid 505 Misc. Wanted ola’s nine-year baseball career the craft. He was among the first Successor Trustee’s option at taxes; any restrictive covenants, SALE 735 Mobile Home Spaces was a modest one. His 57 years to bring a humorous, story-telling any time. The right is reserved to easements, or setback lines that 730 Mobile Homes For Rent may be applicable; any statutory Default having been made in the in broadcasting that followed style to the booth,” NBC an- adjourn the day of the sale to an- 845 Mobile Homes For Sale other day, time, and place cer- rights of redemption of any gov- terms, conditions, and pay- made him one of the most popu- nouncer Bob Costas said. ernmental agency, state or fed- ments provided in a certain 320 Money Wanted tain without further publication, eral; any prior liens or encum- lar figures in the sports world and Garagiola’s son, Joe Jr., is a for- upon announcement at the time brances as well as any priority Deed of Trust dated FEBRU- 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s beyond. mer general manager of the Dia- and place for the sale set forth created by a fixture filing; to any ARY 22, 2007, executed by 525 Nuts & Treats above. W&A No. 311010 matter that an accurate survey of TODD N THOMSEN AND 040 Offers For Senior Citizen The man Arizona Diamond- mondbacks and a current the premises might disclose; and NICOLE M. THOMSEN, HUS- backs President Derrick Hall executive with Major League subject to, but not limited to, the BAND AND WIFE, to 830 Open Houses DATED March 17, 2016 following parties who may claim 140 Other called “one of the biggest person- Baseball. an interest in the above-refer- CHARLES E. TONKIN, II., A alities this game has ever seen” “We are deeply saddened by the WILSON & ASSOCIATES, enced property: none. KNOX COUNTY RESIDENT, 120 Painting, Wallpapering died Wednesday. He was 90. loss of this amazing man,” his P.L.L.C., Trustee, of record in RECORD 030 Personal Notices Successor Trustee The following individuals or entit- BOOK 375, PAGE 440, for the 121 Pest Control The Diamondbacks announced family said in a statement, “who ies have an interest in the benefit of MORTGAGE ELEC- Garagiola’s death before their ex- was not just beloved to those of above-described property: (1) 545 Pets & Supplies FOR SALE INFORMATION, Terry Wayne Crawford, (2) Un- TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- TEMS INC. AS NOMINEE FOR 122 Plumbing hibition game against San Fran- us in his family, but to genera- VISIT WWW.MYFIR.COM and known Spouse of Terry Wayne 745 Property Management cisco, and there were murmurs of tions of baseball fans who he im- WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM Crawford, (3) Tenants/Occu- MORTGAGE INVESTORS 3/24, 31, 4/7 pants of 5265 Mine Lick Creek GROUP, EXISTING UNDER 005 Public Notices shock and sadness at the ball- pacted during his eight decades Road, Cookeville, TN 38506, (4) THE LAWS OF TENNESSEE, 850 Real Estate Agents park. He had been in ill health in in the game.” NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR Secretary of Housing and Urban 8320 E. WALKER SPRINGS Development, (5) Lighthouse 810 Real Estate For Trade recent years. “Joe loved the game and passed TRUSTEE'SWhat’s SALE Title & Escrow. LANE, SUITE 200, 805 Real Estate Wanted Growing up in the Hill neigh- that love onto family, his friends, KNOXVILLE, TN 37923, in the 415 Recreation Vehicles WHEREAS, default has oc- To the best of the Trustee’s Register's Office for PUTNAM borhood of St. Louis not far from his teammates, his listeners and curred in the performance of the knowledge, information, and be- County, Tennessee and to J. 125 Remodeling & Repair Work future Hall of Famer Yogi Berra, everyone he came across as a covenants,Black terms and conditions lief, there are no other Federal or PHILLIP JONES AND/OR JES- 715 Rooms For Rent State tax lien claimants or other Garagiola went on to hit .257 player and broadcaster. His im- of a Deed of Trust Note dated claimants upon the subject prop- SICA D. BINKLEY, either of 277 Sales Employment during nine years in the majors. pact on the game, both on and off May 6, 2009,and and the Deed of erty which would require notice whom may act, appointed as 290 Schools & Instruction His highlight came early, getting the field, will forever be felt.” Trust of even date, securing said pursuant to the terms and provi- Substitute Trustee in an instru- 127 Sheetrock, Drywall Deed of Trust Note recorded sion of T.C.A. § 35-5-104 or ment of record in the Register's 025 Special Notices a four-hit game in the 1946 Commissioner Rob Manfred March 11,WWhite 2009,hi int Booke 527, at T.C.A. § 67-1-1433 or 26 U.S.C. Office for PUTNAM County, World Series and helping the said “all of us at Major League Page 445, as Document § 7425. Tennessee, to secure the in- 020 Statewide Clasifieds hometown Cardinals win the Baseball are deeply saddened by #105439and in the Read Register's office The Successor Trustee may debtedness described; WHERE- 620 Tobacco Base For Rent championship as a 20-year-old the loss of Joe Garagiola.” for Putnam County, Tennessee, postpone the above referenced AS, said Deed of Trust was last 625 Tobacco Base Wanted executed by Terry Wayne Craw- sale from time to time as needed assigned to TENNESSEE rookie. “Joe began his illustrious career All Over? 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment ford, conveying the certain prop- without further publication. The HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 130 Tree Service and Related “Not only was I not the best as a baseball player, but it wasn’t erty described therein to none, Successor Trustee will an- AGENCY, the entire indebted- nounce the postponement on the 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers Trustee, for the benefit of Mort- ness having been declared due catcher in the major leagues, I long before everyone knew that date and at the time and loca- 283 Trucking Employment wasn’t even the best catcher on this unique individual would gage Electronic Registration tion of the originally scheduled and payable by TENNESSEE Systems, Inc.The for Franklin Amer- sale. HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 430 Trucks For Sale my street,” Garagiola once re- combine his multi-talented media ican Mortgage Company and to AGENCY BY AND THROUGH 727 Vacation Rentals marked. skills and wonderful personality Robert S. Coleman, Jr., having This is an attempt to collect a ITS SERVICER AND AUTHOR- HERALD- debt, and any information 520 Want To Swap But it was after he stopped play- to make a mark off the field as been appointed as Successor gathered in connection herewith IZED AGENT, U.S. BANK NA- 705 Wanted To Rent ing that his fortunes took off. He well,” Manfred said. TrusteeCITIZEN by instrument of record will be utilized for that purpose. TIONAL ASSOCIATION, being 135 Yard Work and Related thrived as a glib baseball broad- Manfred also praised Garagiola recorded January 20, 2016, in the present owner/holder or au- the Register's office for Putnam DATED this 8th day of March, thorized agent, designee or ser- TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL caster and fixture on the “Today” for being a leader in baseball’s County, Tennessee in Book 914, 2016 vicer of the holder/owner of said show, leading to a nearly 30-year fight against smokeless tobacco. at Page 233, as Document Prepared by: indebtedness, has requested 526-9715 association with NBC. The Cardinals signed Garagiola #185426.Classified!!! Robert S. Coleman, Jr. foreclosure proceedings to be in- Garagiola won baseball’s Ford after rejecting Berra at a 1943 Marinosci Law Group, P.C. stituted; and as provided in said WHEREAS, the owner and hold- 1405 North Pierce, Suite 306 Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP H erald-Citizen C. Frick Award for excellence in tryout. The two remained life- er of the Deed of Trust Note has Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 JONES/ JESSICA D. BINKLEY, We’ve Got It All broadcasting in 1991. He kept long friends, with Berra often the To Place an ad ______declared the entire indebted- Robert S. Coleman, Jr. will by virtue of the power and 1300 Neal Street working well into his 80s, serv- good-natured subject of Garagi- nessCall due and 526-9715 payable and de- Successor Trustee authority vested in me as Substi- Cookeville, Tennessee ing as a part-time analyst for Di- ola’s wit. Berra died last Sept. 15. manded that the hereinafter de- 3/10, 17, 24 tute Trustee, on THURSDAY,

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001 001 001 025 127 140 Legals Legals Legals Special Notices Sheetrock,Drywall Other THE LANDS OF PROFITT AND APRIL 28, 2016 AT 12: 00 P.M., LENDER AND ANY OTHER RUNNING WITH SAID RIGHT FOR YOUR LUNA'S DRYWALL "JACKSON'S MOVING SERVICE" NOON, LOCAL TIME, AT THE BIDDERS. INSUFFICIENT OF WAY FOR TWO (2) CALLS Sheetrock Work: Hang, finish, Need to move? We have the 20' DOOR OF THE PUTNAM FUNDS WILL NOT BE ACCEP- AS FOLLOWS: N 85 DEG. 52’ CONVENIENCE touch up. No job too big/small. box truck & men to do the job. No COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 421 TED. AMOUNTS RECEIVED IN 10’’ W 65.16’; THENCE N 83 Insured. 931-212-6899 stress for you & your furniture. Ref's EAST SPRING STREET IN EXCESS OF THE WINNING DEG. 56’ 45’’ W, 23.84’ TO THE The Herald Citizen has installed Avail. Call for free Est. 931-268-9102 POINT OF BEGINNING, CON- an after hours drop box for COOKEVILLE, PUTNAM BID WILL BE REFUNDED TO TAINING 0.391 ACRES, BY ! 130 Tree Service/Related COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell to THE SUCCESSFUL PUR- Circulation Dept. payments SURVEY. ACTUAL FIELD SUR- ! Classified Dept. payments the highest bidder for cash, free CHASER AT THE TIME THE VEY PERFORMED BY PHILLIP ! Letters to the Editor OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE from the equity of redemption, FORECLOSURE DEED IS DE- M. STATON, R.L.S. #1636, ON ! homestead, and dower, and all LIVERED. FEBRUARY 15, 2001. Community News Bulletin 4 generations of tree care. ! I Like to Know Questions Specialize in dangerous tree other exemptions which are ex- ! pressly waived, and subject to OTHER INTERESTED THE PREVIOUS AND LAST News & Sports Info & Photos removal. Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. CONVEYANCE BEING A WAR- T. Bowman 537-2466;260-5655 any unpaid taxes, if any, the fol- PARTIES: NONE OF RECORD RANTY DEED FROM JOHN R. YOUR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE lowing described property in AMMONS AND WIFE, WILMA M & M TREE SERVICE PUTNAM County, Tennessee, to THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- AMMONS, TO DANIELLE We trim, top & remove trees. wit: LECT A DEBT AND ANY IN- KARPER, OF RECORD IN Herald-Citizen 1300 Neal Street Also stump removal. FORMATION OBTAINED WILL WARRANTY DEED BOOK RB Free Est. Lic/Ins GANTT'S AUTO TRIM 296, PAGE 43, REGISTER’S Cookeville, TN 38501 & UPHOLSTERY PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE BE USED FOR THAT PUR- OFFICE OF PUTNAM COUNTY, Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 COUNTY OF PUTNAM, TEN- POSE. Complete Auto and Boat Interiors. TENNESSEE. Owner Wayne Gantt NESSEE: 103 Auto Svc. & Repair FARLEY TREE SERVICE 931-372-7606 This is improved property known THIS IS IMPROVED PROP- Trimming & Removal. LOCATED IN THE FIRST (1ST) as 3087 OAK TRACE LN, ERTY KNOWN AS 5024 VIL- J & A AUTO SERVICE Great Free Est. Lic'd/Ins'd. CIVIL DISTRICT OF PUTNAM COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 (3087 LAGE ROAD, COOKEVILLE, TN service at discount prices! TOW- All wk guaranteed 210 Child/Elder Care COUNTY, TENNESSEE AS 38501 (a/k/a 5024 VILLAGE ING AVAILABLE 931-260-6459 OAK TRACE LANE,ROAD, COOKEVILLE, TN (931)520-0114, FOLLOWS: COOKEVILLE, TN 38501). 38506). cell 239-6184 I WOULD LIKE TO SIT J. PHILLIP JONES/ JESSICA D. 105 Cleaning EVERGREEN TREE service We with the elderly LOT NO. 7 OF OAK TRACE BINKLEY, SUBSTITUTE MAP 018 PARCEL 0.43.00 top, trim, prune & remove trees. Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 SUBDIVISION NOTE BOOK 17, TRUSTEE 0 FIRST CARPET CARE 0 THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT Jeff Burchett & Shawn Rober- Looking for Seasonal kitchen PAGE 99, AND RECORDED IN 1800 HAYES STREET TOM'S CARPET CLEANING son. Satisfaction guaranteed PLAT CABINET B, PAGE 73 IN NASHVILLE, TN 37203 PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WAR- ++ ++ ++ help. Pay based on experience. RANTY OF ANY KIND, AND IS 25YRS EXP LIC'D Fully Ins'd (931)319-1199, 261-8870 Apply in person Thursdays & Fri- THE REGISTER OF DEEDS (615) 254-4430 + PUTNAM GUARANTEED + FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE ARBOR MEDICS Tree Service days from 10a-2p at Edgar Ev- OFFICE, PUTNAM COUNTY, www.phillipjoneslaw.com RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR 349-2288 Owner: Scott Winningham. ins Marina. TENNESSEE. www.auction.com OTHER PARTIES OR ENTIT- Same day service/Saturdays F16-0192 IES IN POSSESSION OF THE ISA Certified Arborist, I WOULD like to house clean ALSO INCLUDED IS A 1995 3/17, 24, 31 PROPERTY. ANY REPRES- WOULD LIKE to clean homes. #SO-5152-AT or sit with elderly people part- SOUTHERN MOBIL HOME VIN ENTATION CONCERNING ANY 537-6829 / 261-1967 time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT Also, specializing in carpet DSEA2AL7300AB WHICH HAS SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S PROPERTY BY A THIRD cleaning. Dependable, ref's & HAWKINS TREE SERVICE BECOME AND IS INTENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE PARTY IS NOT THE REPRES- exp'd. Call 931-260-8070 Trimming, Tree Removal, Stump 215 Employment Opp. TO AFFIX SUCH THAT THE SALE ENTATION/ RESPONSIBILITY Grinding. Lic'd/Ins., Ref. Avail. MANUFACTURED HOUSING OF TRUSTEE(S)/ SUBSTI- XTREME PRESSURE WASH 931-644-2115 Student Support Assoc 1 UNIT IS AN IMPROVEMENT TO TUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR Commercial - Residential (Housing Reservationist) Default having been made in the OFFICE. MADE A PART OF THE REAL terms, conditions, and pay- vinyl, gutters, decks, concrete, Residential Life PROPERTY. 135 Yard Work/Related ments provided in a certain THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. Free Est. Tennessee Tech University Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Deed of Trust dated MARCH 9, ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, RHETT BUTLER's Responsible for processing BEING THE SAME PROPERTY ANY PRIOR LIENS OR EN- housing assignments, maintain- 2006, executed by DANIELLE LAWN CARE CONVEYED TO TODD N. KARPER, UNMARRIED, to CUMBRANCES LEASES, 108 Concrete,Masonry ing occupancy reports, student THOMSEN IN RECORD BOOK EASEMENTS AND ALL OTH- Mowing, Landscaping, Mulching, billing and great customer ser- MATT B. MURFREE, A RESID- ER MATTERS WHICH TAKE Yard Maintenance 375, PAGE 438, IN THE RE- ENT OF RUTHERFORD vice. Complete position sum- GISTER’S OFFICE OF PUT- PRIORITY OVER THE DEED Call local cell 544-3303 COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Trust- OF TRUST UNDER WHICH BELLIS! CONCRETE mary, including qualifications, NAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE. ee, of record in RECORD BOOK THIS FORECLOSURE SALE IS Complete Concrete Work LAWN MOWING: Gutter clean- essential functions and applica- 296, PAGE 45, for the benefit of CONDUCTED, INCLUDING Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks ing, light hauling. odd jobs, re- tion procedure is available at SEE ALSO FINAL DECREE OF GUARANTY TRUST COM- BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE Stamped & colored concrete, move old barns & buildings, gar- https://jobs.tntech.edu DIVORCE OF RECORD IN RE- PRIORITY OF ANY FIXTURE acid staining, exposed aggregate. age cleaning. Free Est, Reason- or (931)372-3415. Application PANY, EXISTING UNDER THE FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPART- Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 CORD BOOK 694, PAGE 204, LAWS OF TENNESSEE, 316 able rates. 432-0863 / 510-4040 Deadline is March 25, 2016. REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR MENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- Licensed, insured. Drug free work- ROBERT ROSE DRIVE, TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, Tennessee Tech University is an PUTNAM COUNTY, TENNESS- place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 MOWING, LANDSCAPING, AA/EEO employer and does not MURFREESBORO, TN 37129- THE STATE OF TENNESSEE Pressure Washing, hauling, EE, WHEREIN TITLE IS VES- 1218, in the Register's Office for DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, COOKEVILLE CONCRETE discriminate on the basis of race, TED SOLELY IN TODD N. OR THE STATE OF TENNESS- Driveways, slabs, all types of cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. color, religion, ethnic or national PUTNAM County, Tennessee Call 265-5775 THOMSEN. FURTHER, SEE and to J. PHILLIP JONES ap- EE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR stamped concrete, all types of origin, sex, disability, age (40 QUIT CLAIM DEED TO TODD AND WORK FORCE DEVELOP- metal bldgs. 20% disc to all Sr and over), status as a protected pointed as Substitute Trustee in MENT ARE LISTED AS INTER- N. THOMSEN OF RECORD IN an instrument of record in the Citizens. Winter time special. veteran, genetic information or RECORD BOOK 767, PAGE ESTED PARTIES IN THE AD- 40 yrs exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 any other category protected by Register's Office for PUTNAM VERTISEMENT, THEN THE YARD MAN 196, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR County, Tennessee, to secure NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOS- FREE Est., experienced federal or state law. Inquiries re- PUTNAM COUNTY, TENNESS- the indebtedness described; URE IS BEING GIVEN TO 110 Construction Work Low rates, great work. garding the nondiscrimination EE. THEM, AND THE SALE WILL Mowing. policies should be directed to WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust BE SUBJECT TO THE APPLIC- was last assigned to TENNESS- BOB'S Construction: Specializ- 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 [email protected]. SEE AFFIDAVIT OF AFFIXA- ABLE GOVERNMENTAL EN- EE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT TITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- WOULD LIKE to do yard work AFEEA STAFFING now hiring TION (MANUFACTURED AGENCY, the entire indebted- tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, FT associates for Sparta area. HOME) OF RECORD IN RE- THE PROPERTY, ALL AS RE- Call ness having been declared due QUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 roofing, building packages, and (931)650-1005 between $8-$10/hr. If interested CORD BOOK 375, PAGE 449, and payable by TENNESSEE AND T.C.A. 67-1-1433. THE all your construction needs. contact 931-836-1200 REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR NOTICE REQUIREMENTS OF DODSON LAWN CARE! HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- BV REP 1x2.5 Goodwill ad to PUTNAM COUNTY, TENNESS- AGENCY BY AND THROUGH T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET. SEQ. HAVE able Prices 931-319-6107. • Commercial - Residential EE. BEEN MET. • Mowing run everyday in March. March 6, ITS SERVICER AND AUTHOR- 7, 8, 9, Need 10, 11, 20, help 21, 22, 23,24, IZED AGENT, U.S. BANK NA- B&B ROOFING • Landscaping THIS IS IMPROVED PROP- THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO • Sod 25, 2016. TIONAL ASSOCIATION, being ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE Roof Repairs & Replacements. finding a job? ERTY KNOWN AS 3087 OAK the present owner/holder or au- SALE TO ANOTHER DAY, Home Repairs & Remodeling, • Seed & Aerate TRACE LN, COOKEVILLE, TN thorized agent, designee or ser- TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN Comm/Res. Lic'd/Ins'd. Free Est. • Mulch 38501 (3087 OAK TRACE vicer of the holder/owner of said WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICA- Call (931)526-6557 • Fertilize Free Services: LANE, COOKEVILLE, TN TION, UPON ANNOUNCE- 15 years experience. indebtedness, has requested MENT AT THE TIME AND FLATT CONSTRUCTION For • R é s u m é A s s i s t a n c e 38501). foreclosure proceedings to be in- Use Commercial PLACE FOR THE SALE SET all your building needs. Any Equipment Call (931) 260-8646 JOB # stituted; and as provided in said FORTH ABOVE. THE TRUST- • Weekly Job Fairs & Hiring Events MAP 017J GRP A PARCEL EE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE home repair, plumbing, garages, Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP decks, porches, siding, roofing, BUSHHOGGING 007.00 JONES, will by virtue of the RESERVES THE RIGHT TO • Connections to Local Employers RESCIND THE SALE additions.(931)265-5687 FREE ESTIMATES 63339 power and authority vested in (931) 510-8505 • T r a i n i n g & C e r t i f i c a t i o n s THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT me as Substitute Trustee, on PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WAR- IN THE EVENT THE HIGHEST ALL TYPES of Backhoe Work, 565-C S. Jefferson Ave. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 BIDDER DOES NOT HONOR All types of Water lines, Footers; BUSHHOGGING GARDEN RANTY OF ANY KIND, AND IS AT 10:00 A.M., LOCAL TIME TILLING, FRONT END LOAD- FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE THE HIGHEST BID WITHIN 24 all types of Basement Water (931) 520-8789 AT THE WEST DOOR OF THE HOURS, THE NEXT HIGHEST Proofing; Top soil, Field Dirt de- ER, DIRT & GRAVEL WORK RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR BIDDER AT THE NEXT PUTNAM COUNTY COURT- livered. (931)252-1486, 510-0696 LAWNMOWING,Reasonable OTHER PARTIES OR ENTIT- HOUSE IN COOKEVILLE, PUT- HIGHEST BID WILL BE Rates. Exp'd(931)261-7871 IES IN POSSESSION OF THE DEEMED THE SUCCESSFUL NAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE, BIDDER. MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS Ma- AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE PROPERTY. ANY REPRES- sell to the highest bidder for sonry & Landscaping Carpenter Wanted: Advanced ENTATION CONCERNING ANY Mowing, Aerating, Over Seed- Building Contractors has been cash, free from the equity of re- OTHER INTERESTED(931)881-5469 / (931)214-0075 ing, Mulching, Trimming ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT demption, homestead, and PARTIES: NONE OF RECORD serving the Ckvl area for over PROPERTY BY A THIRD Make Appt. (931)260-1659 18-yrs. We are looking for a dower, and all other exemptions 112 Electrical Lic'd/Ins'd FREE Estimates PARTY IS NOT THE REPRES- which are expressly waived, and THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- skilled carpenter to fill a FT, per- ENTATION/RESPONSIBILITY subject to any unpaid taxes, if LECT A DEBT AND ANY IN- Greener Grass Landscaping & manent position. Must have: Val- OF TRUSTEE(S)/ SUBSTI- FORMATION OBTAINED WILL DAVIS ELECTRICAL: 25 Yrs Lawncare. Veteran owned & op- id driver's lic., reliable vehicle & any, the following described BE USED FOR THAT PUR- Exp; State Lic'd/Ins'd. Complete TUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR property in PUTNAM County, erated, Res./Comm., free estim- tools. We offer competitive pay OFFICE. POSE. home, garages, additions, Com- ates, yearly contracts available, DOE. David, 931-261-7212 Tennessee, to wit: mercial. No job too big/small. This is improved property known Kyle Farley 931-239-6183, Free Ests. Call/text (931)260-2201. CLERICAL PERSON: Perman- THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE as 5024 VILLAGE ROAD, Wesley Goff 931-265-8841 ent P/T. 12P-5P Mon-Fri. Com- ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 (a/k/a COUNTY OF PUTNAM, TEN- 5024 VILLAGE ROAD, DREAM SCAPES LANDSCAPE puter skills needed. 526-2424. ANY PRIOR LIENS OR EN- NESSEE: 120 Painting/Wallpaper CUMBRANCES LEASES, COOKEVILLE, TN 38506). Mowing, mulch, top soil, land- COME JOIN THE NEW EASEMENTS AND ALL OTH- scape gravel, bobcat, dump LEADER IN PRESCRIPTION BEING A TRACT OR PARCEL J. PHILLIP JONES PAINTING/ STAINING / P. ER MATTERS WHICH TAKE truck. Stone work & flagstone, PACKAGING OF LAND LYING AND BEING SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE WASH, window screens, Call (931)252-4707 PRIORITY OVER THE DEED 1800 HAYES STREET Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. 38 LOCATED IN THE FIFTEENTH Tri State Distribution, Inc., is now OF TRUST UNDER WHICH CIVIL DISTRICT OF PUTNAM NASHVILLE, TN 37203 yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call David, CALL ME FIRST THIS FORECLOSURE SALE IS (615) 254-4430 931-445-3796 or 265-0639. Raymond's Lawnmowing hiring for entry level & experi- COUNTY, TENNESSEE, AS www.phillipjoneslaw.com enced, skilled positions, on all CONDUCTED, INCLUDING FOLLOWS: Comm/Res • Many Years Exp BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE F16-0087 BUENA VIEW PAINTING Free Est • Cheapest rates in Town shifts. We offer a clean & safe 3/17, 24, 31 858-4698 and 303-4317 working environment, job stabil- PRIORITY OF ANY FIXTURE BEGINNING AT A ½’’ REBAR Res/Comm, Lic'd/Ins'd, Painting, FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPART- Interior & Exterior, Water dam- GARDENS PLOWED ity, opportunities for advance- SET IN THE NORTH RIGHT OF ment, competitive compensation MENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- WAY OF VILLAGE ROAD, SAID age, Wall Repairs, WINTER "Ready to Plant" - Hedge, Tree TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 005 Public Notices SPECIALS. 931-255-1542 Trim & Removal. Gutters + benefits, including paid vaca- POINT BEING THE SOUTH- tions & holidays. Group health, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE EAST CORNER OF THE www.buenaview.com Cleaned Out. Bruce Thompson DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, I CLINTON D STAGGS am re- (931) 252-2277 dental, vision, disability, & life in- LANDS OF YORK (406/421) PRESSURE WASH All brick, surance, is also available. 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THE CORNER OF THE LANDS OF scams, write to the Federal NOTICE REQUIREMENTS OF For confidential help Free Estimate - Free 1st Cut Trade Commission, 600 YORK AND THE NORTHWEST or information, call T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. HAVE CORNER OF THE PROPERTY Call today (931)265-8452 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, BEEN MET. Washington, DC 20580, or you DESCRIBED HEREIN; THENCE GREEN GUYS Lawn & Chore LEAVING THE LANDS OF can go online to THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO Mowing, Hard Scapes & Soft http://www.fraud.org/. YORK AND BLOODWORTH scapes, General clean-up, Free ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE AND RUNNING WITH THE This message is a public service of SALE TO ANOTHER DAY, ALL STAR PEST CONTROL Estimates, Competitive Pricing the Herald-Citizen & SOUTH LINE OF THE LANDS Contact 267-8428, 267-3856 Regional Buyers Guide. 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THE TRUST- POINT BEING THE SOUTH- MARTY KELLY EE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE EAST CORNER OF THE 931-526-8550 RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LANDS OF MAISEY AND THE Charter # 4252 RESCIND THE SALE NORTHEAST CORNER OF IT Helpdesk Specialist THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED 125 Home Renovation IF YOU PURCHASE A PROP- HEREIN; THENCE LEAVING Crossville, Inc., 30-year, US-based, ceramic tile manufacturer is ERTY AT THE FORECLOS- seeking an enthusiastic, experienced IT professional, proficient in THE LANDS OF MAISEY AND BOULDIN HOME REPAIR & URE SALE, THE ENTIRE PUR- RUNNING WITH THE WEST customer support and maintenance of desktops, printers, CHASE PRICE IS DUE AND REMODELING. Plumbing, electri- LINE OF THE LANDS OF H cal, painting, dry wall, bathroom & software, and related equipment. PAYABLE AT THE CONCLU- PROFITT S 06 DEG. 12’ 43’’ W, SION OF THE AUCTION IN kitchen remodels. Carpentry work. Entry-level, full-time, day shift position. Excellent benefits with a 178.81’ TO A ½’’ REBAR SET 30 yrs exp. Free Est. 239-6061 THE FORM OF A IN THE NORTH RIGHT OF well established company. Salary will be based on experience CERTIFIED/BANK CHECK C and qualifications. WAY OF VILLAGE ROAD, SAID MADE PAYABLE TO OR EN- Since 1903 POINT BEING THE SOUTHW- Please forward resume, cover letter, and references via email to: DORSED TO LAW OFFICE OF EST CORNER OF THE LANDS J. PHILLIP JONES. NO PER- [email protected] OF PROFITT AND THE Herald-Citizen Or: SONAL CHECKS WILL BE AC- SOUTHEAST CORNER OF REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & CEPTED. TO THIS END, YOU THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED To Subscribe Call DOORS. Call today for free in- Crossville Inc. MUST BRING SUFFICIENT HEREIN; THENCE LEAVING home Est. Serving Cookeville for ATTN: IT Position FUNDS TO OUTBID THE THE LANDS OF PROFITT AND 931-526-9715 over 15 yrs. 931-Windows P.O. Box 1168 Crossville, TN 38557

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By GREG BEACHAM best shot. So we’ve had to come out with a lot of AP Sports Writer poise and battle back.” Here are more things to watch in these schools’ ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Dillon Brooks and his second meeting: top-seeded Oregon Ducks have a golden opportu- That first time nity to get college basketball’s full attention Thurs- Oregon and Duke have met only once before. The day night. Blue Devils were also the defending national That’s because their Sweet Sixteen opponent, champions in November 2010, and they routed the fourth-seeded Duke, travels under the biggest spot- Ducks 98-71 in Altman’s sixth game at the school. light in the sport. “I’d rather forget that game,” Altman said. “That “I know a lot of the guys are really motivated,” was our first year, and we were not very good. said Brooks, Oregon’s top scorer. “We’ve been They got us pretty good.” watching Duke all our lives, and once we see the Can’t teach height lettering, ‘D-U-K-E,’ we’re going to come out there Big men could play a large role in this game. with red on our face and just really take it to them.” Duke has an abundance of height with 7-footer After a remarkable regular season and a strong Miles Plumlee, the 6-foot-9 Ingram and the 6-10 start to the NCAA Tournament, the Ducks (30-6) Chase Jeter, while Oregon shot-blockers Chris realize the magnitude of their date with the enig- Boucher and Jordan Bell can alter any team’s plans matic Blue Devils (25-10) in the arena better to attack the basket. “I always wanted to play known as the home of the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks. against Duke growing up,” said Bell, a native of Although Oregon won the Pac-12 title and nearby Long Beach. “That was my goal coming reached the NCAA Tournament for a school-record into college, just to play them at least one time. It’s fourth straight year under coach Dana Altman, great that I get to play them at home.” these Ducks still fly under the national radar. They Survive and advance get only a fraction of the attention given to their Don’t turn off the TV if one team takes a big lead. school’s football program, or the West’s traditional Both teams proved their tenacity last weekend hoops powers like Arizona, UCLA and Gonzaga. when they overcame late-game trouble to reach the A win over the defending national champions Sweet Sixteen. Duke blew 24 points of a 27-point could help to turn a football school into a national Chris Carlson | AP lead against underdog Yale before holding on for a hoops name. Oregon’s Dillon Brooks comes down after shooting during practice in Anaheim, Calif. 71-64 win, while Oregon trailed Saint Joseph’s by “Our basketball tradition is not that great,” Alt- on Wednesday. seven points in the final minutes of a 69-64 come- man said. “We’re working hard to improve that. back victory. This is a point in our time that we need to play well into the NCAAs, but still reached the Sweet Six- scorer Grayson Allen, Duke has more than enough One on six on the national stage against someone that is very teen for the 15th time since 1998. raw talent and refined scoring ability to make any Oregon is the only Pac-12 team left in the tourna- good and has proven themselves.” “I’m proud of our team,” Krzyzewski said after opponent wary — even the deep, balanced Ducks. ment after the conference’s embarrassing flop last Altman sees Duke as “a brand all by itself in col- practice. “Young, kind of limited in numbers, but “The (older) guys in our room, they’ve been here week, while the ACC still has six teams left in the lege basketball,” even in a year in which coach Mike they’ve really grown tough together and earned before and they tell us a lot of things,” said Ingram, field. The Ducks don’t feel any pressure to carry the Krzyzewski has only three big contributors left from their way here.” who scored 45 combined points in Duke’s first two banner for their conference, however. “We haven’t last season’s run to the Blue Devils’ fifth title. With the rebuilt roster clicking around freshman NCAA Tournament games. “We know that coming done well, and that’s fair,” Altman said. “But I think Duke lost four of its final seven games heading phenomenon Brandon Ingram and sophomore into these games, everyone is going to give us their the future is really good for our league.” Sooners face former Big 12 foes

By BERNIE WILSON victory on TV. of his 36 points in the second AP Sports Writer “It was crazy,” Hield said half against VCU on Sunday. Wednesday at the Honda Cen- He’s one of the nation’s most ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — ter. “What they did was re- lethal 3-point shooters, making Forty-four seconds. markable and I respect their 46.3 percent of his shots from The Texas A&M Aggies will fight. When we play them, if behind the arc this season and remember them for as long as we get a big lead, we can’t take 45 percent (9 of 20) in the tour- they live. Buddy Hield and the that lead for granted because nament. While he’s not the Oklahoma Sooners know we know they’re capable of only Sooners playmaker, he’s things can go so right or so making a run.” the guy the Aggies will focus wrong in such a short time. The Sooners and their on. “He could go for 40,” Hield and the second-seeded perimeter shooters are in the A&M coach Billy Kennedy Sooners (27-7) face the third- Sweet 16 for the second said. “He’s a guy I would think seeded Aggies (28-8) in the straight year. Overall, this is of as a LeBron James type. You Sweet 16 Thursday evening, their sixth Sweet 16 appear- better not let a guy like that go four days after Texas A&M’s ance since 1999, a span that off on you.” stunning last-minute comeback also includes a Final Four ap- Hield’s Posse against Northern Iowa. pearance and two other Elite Hield, Ryan Spangler, Isaiah Timothy D. Easley | AP The Aggies rallied from 12 Eight berths. Cousins and Jordan Woodard Kansas forward Perry Ellis (34) shoots during points down in the final 44 sec- The Aggies have reached the have started 102 consecutive practice in Louisville, Ky. on Wednesday. onds of regulation and beat the Sweet 16 for the third time in games together. All four aver- Panthers 92-88 in a double- school history and the first aged double digit points this overtime thriller in Oklahoma since 2007. In 2008, the Aggies season and all have scored at City. lost a second-round game to least 1,000 career points. In the Top-seeded “That’s not something I think UCLA in the Honda Center, three seasons they have started I’m going to ever forget,” said the home of the NHL’s Ana- together, the Sooners are 74- Alex Caruso, who scored 25 heim Ducks. 28. “When everybody’s on the Kansas expects points and helped the Aggies se- Some other things to watch court we feel comfortable and cure the biggest last-minute come- for when the former Big 12 ri- we can be relaxed,” Hield said. back in NCAA Division I history. vals meet: “You know, if coach calls our Chris Carlson | AP battle from No. The Sooners had already Everybody’s Buddy number, we know how to pick- Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield takes a shot dur- made the short drive to their Hield, who grew up in the Ba- and-roll, we know what Ryan ing practice in Anaheim, Calif. on Wednes- campus in Norman after beat- hamas, is the leading scorer in likes, and Isaiah knows how to day. Oklahoma plays against Texas A&M 5 Maryland ing VCU 85-81 and watched the NCAA Tournament with 63 get the ball to me, and how I in a regional semifinal game in the NCAA the conclusion of the Aggies’ points in two games. He had 29 get the ball to Isaiah.” Tournament on Thursday. By GARY B. GRAVES AP Sports Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Kansas played like the Miami takes on No. 2 Villinova overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament with two decisive wins to reach the Sweet 16 for the first time By TERESA M. WALKER and talking basketball,” Larranaga said. in three years. AP Sports Writer This will be the fourth game be- The Jayhawks extended their winning streak to 16 tween the coaches, with Wright win- games, and look to continue that momentum as the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Friend- ning twice while Larranaga has the competition is expected to get much tougher. Next up ship takes a backseat at the NCAA edge in their only NCAA Tournament is No. 5 seed Maryland in Thursday night’s South Re- Tournament, especially with a berth meeting in 2011 with he was with gion semifinal, and don’t expect the Terps to throw in the Elite Eight on the line. George Mason, according to STATS. anything at them they haven’t seen. Just ask Villanova coach Jay Wright. Now Larranaga has Miami (27-7) in “I’m not too worried about that situation because Wright has recruited and coached the Sweet 16 for only the third time for a we’re pretty battle-tested and have been through a lot,” against Jim Larranaga for years. They program that has never gone any further. junior guard Wayne Selden Jr. said Wednesday. grew close traveling together on Nike Yet. “We’ve been in just about every position we could be trips, sitting beside each other at AAU “We definitely want to be the first in and been in tough positions where we’ve dug our- events or hitting balls on the golf group of guys to do that, and it will selves out of it. That’s been our mode lately.” course. They also have swapped ideas be a big accomplishment for us and Maryland often has played up — and on occasion — for basketball drills. They have spent the program,” Miami guard Sheldon down to the level of its opponent, a pattern that sug- so much time together that their McClellan said. gests they’ll be at their best against Kansas (32-4). The wives became friends too. Some things to watch Thursday Terrapins (27-8) fought through a tough opening Throw all of that out of the window night: weekend, outlasting South Dakota State before rally- on Thursday night — for a couple of No pressure ing past Hawaii in the second round to reach their first hours at least. Villanova is trying to reach its first Sweet 16 since 2003. Wright and No. 2 seed Villanova Elite Eight since 2009 when the “I expect Kansas to play well and expect us to play will square off against Larranaga’s Wildcats last reached a Final Four. Timothy D. Easley | AP well,” Maryland coach Mark Turgeon said. “Our guys third-seeded Miami Hurricanes in the These Wildcats have already held the Miami center Tonye Jekiri, right, works on a drill with an assis- will be fired up because they have a lot of respect for South Region semifinal at the KFC first No. 1 ranking in school history tant during practice for a regional semifinal game in the NCAA Kansas, and they’re the best team in the tournament. Yum! Center. when they sat atop the Top 25 three Tournament on Wednesday in Louisville, Ky. Miami plays That gets our attention.” “When you get to the Sweet 16, final straight weeks in February. They han- against Villanova on Thursday. Both teams see similarities in each other. eight, Final Four that kind of goes dle pressure by embracing Wright’s Kansas features a strong backcourt in Selden (13.6 away,” Wright said Wednesday of not approach that the worst thing that can (Bucks), though Arcidiacono played Sharp-shooting points per game), junior Frank Mason III (12.8) and wanting to coach against friends or happen to them is losing a game. at a rival high school. “If he could still Villanova has been averaging 81.8 sophomore Devonte’ Graham (11.4). Maryland coun- former assistants. “I don’t know why. “The worst-case scenario in the play, I think he would pick me as the points per game since Feb. 24, and ters with sophomore Melo Trimble (14.8) and senior Because you’re so focused on what NCAA is, lose in the first round,” player to play him,” Arcidiacono said. the Wildcats shot even better during Rasheed Sulaimon (11.1). you do, you’re so happy to be here. senior forward Daniel Ochefu said. Larranga’s 3-point drill the first two games in this tourna- The schools also feature impressive frontcourts with And usually, when you get to this “We did that before. If we don’t get Wright said he uses Larranaga’s phi- ment. They shot 58.6 percent in beat- 6-foot-11 freshman Diamond Stone leading Maryland point, it’s guys you know.” to the Sweet 16, we did that before. losophy on who’s allowed to shoot 3- ing UNC Asheville and Iowa. Miami while senior Perry Ellis (16.9 points, 5.9 rebounds) an- The coaches have shared enough Now it’s just a different challenge.” pointers while using numbers instead ranks 27th nationally, shooting 48 choring things for Kansas. over the years that when Larranaga Mini-wright of colors. Larranaga allows players percent per game. The Jayhawks were impressive in their victories over studies Villanova (31-5) he sees of lot Senior guard Ryan Arcidiacono has who hit 50 3s in 5 minutes to earn a At the line Austin Peay and Connecticut, but Kansas coach Bill of Miami; the Wildcats use so many played a program-record 140 games green light to shoot, 40-50 3s for a Miami has a great knack of drawing Self knows this will be a different challenge. ball screens and multiple defenses for Villanova, and the point guard yellow light. Shooting 40 or fewer 3s fouls, making more free throws this “We’re catching a team that even though they’re that it’s almost a mirror image of his says he has the same mindset as his means don’t even think of shooting. season (569) than the Hurricanes’ op- seeded fifth, our guys understand they can play to a Hurricanes. coach. It likely helps that both Arcidi- “If they leave you open, there is a rea- ponents even attempted (565). They (No.) 1 seed,” he said. “This is a really hard matchup “I’ve just enjoyed getting to know acono and Wright both are from the son,” Larranaga said. “You can’t rank 22nd nationally, shooting 75 because we really think a lot of their team.” him and exchanging drills with him same county in Pennsylvania make the shot.” percent.