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161st YEAR • NO. 212 JANUARY 4, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 20 PAGES • 50¢ New enrollment for tax partial pay starts today By RICK NORTON installments — is a sign of growing January and early February. to utilize this, as well as other pro- By visiting the Trustee’s Office in per- Associate Editor need among home and property own- The 1,058 figure, Smith explained, grams that we offer, at an increasing son to sign up for partial payment, ers who struggle to make the lump- represents only last fall’s enrollment. pace,” Smith told the Cleveland Daily county taxpayers can work out a pay- If winter enrollment for the Bradley sum payments once a year. The winter registration for 2016 taxes, Banner. “The 12-month program (aka ment plan with office staff that is best County Trustee’s Office partial pay- At the end of last fall’s sign-up peri- which begins today, is often busier as partial payment plan) has assisted for them — whether it’s monthly, ment plan is anything like last fall’s, a od, the Trustee’s Office had recorded than its autumn-season predecessor, hundreds of households that find this quarterly, twice annually or some record amount of property-tax parcels 1,058 parcels which easily eclipsed he said. payment method more effective for other combination that is agreed upon registered in November and December the numbers from the year before. At Deadline for the winter sign-up, them rather than the lump-sum pay- by the taxpayer and the trustee. will get even bigger. that time, some 964 parcels were reg- which will be the final opportunity for ment.” If a monthly plan is selected, the That’s the assessment of Trustee istered for the partial pay plan; how- county taxpayers to join the growing Partial payment operates like common practice is to divide the total Mike Smith who believes the 6-year- ever, that number included both number of participants for 2016, is financing tools such as credit cards, property tax amount owed for a year’s old initiative — which allows residents enrollment periods — the one held Friday, Feb. 5. mortgages or car loans; except, no to pay their property taxes in equal each fall and the second one in “Bradley County taxpayers continue interest is tacked onto each payment. See ENROLLMENT, Page 6 Inside Today Budgets, Utility’s new faces, electric goodbyes revenue dominated up; water in county is down Commission saw Sales pattern is Looking toward plenty of issues mostly seasonal the Vols’ future By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer By RICK NORTON Tennessee Volunteers quarter- Associate Editor back Joshua Dobbs and the As spring turned to summer, Volunteers closed out the 2015 Bradley County was in the midst Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE October’s cooler air and wetter football season with six straight of budget discussions, seeing STUDENTS of Black Fox Elementary cheer about their new basketball court, furnished by conditions unsurprisingly con- wins. Expectations will be high for new faces in certain positions, Bradley County Youth Basketball All-Stars. tributed to a drop in Cleveland the 2016 season. The Tennessee and saying goodbye to some Utilities’ water sales and waste- Titans will get the first pick in the longtime veterans of public serv- water treatment revenue for the NFL draft after closing the season ice. month, but the Electric Division with a 3-13 record. The Atlanta The governor popped into town held its own as customers strug- Falcons also went out on a losing for a collegial visit and the sub- Hoops at Black Fox gled to find the sweet spot in reg- note. See Sports, Pages 13-15. ject of dogs, which had been ulating thermostats between air silent for awhile, began barking conditioning and heat. once again. Electric sales revenue easily May Community, school, students get beat the previous month on the CSCC’s Seymour - The Bradley County Sheriff’s strength of a major decline in sees a busy year Office was amount paid for purchased power r a n k e d basketball court; others will also from TVA, according to Marshall Dr. Bill Seymour, president of ninth out Stinnett, CU’s chief financial offi- Cleveland State Community PART 2 of the 95 By LARRY C. BOWERS cer. College, sees a bright and busy c o u n t i e s Banner Staff Writer In a recent financial report to in solving members of the Cleveland Board year ahead for the local school. He The Black Fox community, burglaries. of Public Utilities, Stinnett point- writes about it in a guest “Viewpoint” Black Fox Elementary School - The County Commission put ed out, “During the month of on Page 16 of today’s edition. and Black Fox students the brakes on a proposed $30 October, the cost of purchased received an appreciated wheel tax. power as a percentage of retail Christmas gift during the - Greg Hicks, owner of sales was 78.6 percent, as com- year-ending holidays. Forecast Impressions Catering, was pared to 84.3 percent for the Additional gifts will be going awarded the Mel Bedwell Small month of September. The year-to- out to other schools and com- Business Person of the year by date percentage is 82.5 percent; munities in Cleveland and the Chamber of Commerce. we can compare this to our bud- Bradley County in the future. - Hardwick Clothes secured a geted percentage of 82.3 percent Officials of the Bradley contract to produce 65,000 suits for Fiscal Year 2016.” County Youth Basketball All- over the next year. Stinnett will further update Stars, a part of Tri-Star - Allan Jones was awarded the CU’s financial revenue and Athletic Ministries, recently first-ever honorary degree from spending status Thursday when held a ribbon-cutting ceremo- Cleveland State. the utility board reconvenes for ny for a new basketball court - Longtime Clerk and Master another formal session at 3 p.m. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE at Black Fox. Carl Shrewsbury announced The bottom line is residential BARTLEE NORTON of Bradley County Youth Basketball All- The organization had earlier plans to retire. and commercial customers were Stars shows Black Fox Elementary students the plaque that will be constructed outdoor basketball - A marker was unveiled in still cranking down their air-con- placed near their new court. Plaques will also be installed at Taylor courts at Taylor and Arnold Thaxton, Va., to denote the spot ditioning thermostats to combat and Arnold elementary schools, since they were not available September’s continuing heat, and Today should be mostly sunny, where a train wreck took the when those projects were completed. See HOOPS, Page 6 with a high near 38 degrees. North lives of three Cleveland residents winds of 10 to 15 mph could gust on “the day Cleveland Cried” in See REVENUE, Page 6 as high as 20. Tonight calls for 1889. The Allan Jones Foundation covered the cost of mostly clear skies, with a low the marker. around 23. Tuesday should be - After a TDOT study of acci- Etowah man identified as I-75 crash victim sunny, with a high near 43. dents at Walker Valley Road and in the incident. southbound side of the interstate, went back Tuesday night should be clear, with Lauderdale Memorial Highway, By ALLEN MINCEY a low around 21. Banner Staff Writer Fowler’s report indicated that Arruda was across the median and came to rest in the officials said it is unsafe driving northbound lanes of I-75. skills more than markings that traveling north on the interstate when his Authorities are seeking information on a Both sides of the interstate were shut down are causing the large number of 2004 Buick Rendezvous may have been vehicle that may have been involved in a fatal for a period of time, and traffic rerouted into accidents in the area. struck by an unknown vehicle. That initial Index hit-and-run traffic accident on Interstate 75 Cleveland. June strike may have caused Arruda’s car to travel Saturday. The report did not identify the third vehicle Classified...... 18-19 - Resolute Forest Products (the A McMinn County resident was killed in across the median into the path of a south- former Bowater) announced a bound tractor-trailer driven by Kristina L. involved, and THP is asking anyone who Comics...... 8 the wreck which occurred just after 5 p.m. might have witnessed the crash, or possibly Editorials...... 16 $270 million expansion of its at mile marker 24 of the interstate. Ross of Crossville, Ala., according to the operations at its Calhoun plant has any related information, to contact the Horoscope...... 8 According to Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper. regional office at 423-634-6930. MINI Page...... 5 Trooper Larry Fowler’s preliminary reports, Fowler said that Arruda’s vehicle was hit Obituaries...... 2 See BUDGETS, Page 6 25-year-old Robert L. Arruda of Etowah died by the tractor-trailer in the left lane of the See VICTIM, Page 6 School Page...... 4 Sports...... 13-15 TV Schedule...... 9 Weather...... 11 Jon Tucker latest in family Around Town to impact basketball, kids Sharon Kersey getting a sur- By TYLER WICKMAN attended every one of his prise visit from her beautiful father’s basketball camps after granddaughters ... Cettina Gage Banner Sports Writer PERSONALITY he learned to dribble a ball. distributing candy bars ... Jay If you have followed basket- Clark perfecting the “Superman PROFILE His playing career started ball through the years, then the when he made the team at Dance” ... Mark Grissom looking Tucker family name is probably for a new morning radio co-host Calhoun Middle School in sixth one that rings a bell. Just last year, Jon Tucker grade, and was later coached ... Lacey Workman tracking down A family coaching resume was hired on as the head coach a friend to introduce her to her by his brother Jim for his sev- that includes a combined 1,736 of the boys’ basketball team at enth- and eighth-grade years at beautiful new bundle of joy ... wins at the high school level, Polk County. He is currently Samantha Holmes having dinner the highly successful Calhoun including Walker Valley, trying to make himself just as with her son after six long years. program. Calhoun, McMinn County, successful as his family prede- Once high school started, Union County, Tellico Plains cessors by rebuilding the Tucker realized how much he and Polk County, shows just Wildcats’ team to get it back on loved basketball, and took his Banner photo, TYLER WICKMAN track. how dominating this family has talents to Walker Valley High JON TUCKER, right, head coach of the Polk County High been in competition over the Tucker has been around the School Wildcats, conducts a weekend practice in the school gym- last 50 years. game since he could walk, and See TUCKER, Page 6 nasium in Benton. 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Halford, Sept. 13, 1938, in Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Uyless R. Bradford Ind., and Nancy of Fort Wayne, in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Uyless R. Bradford, 59, of Baltimore, Md., where she lived Ind;. and eight grandchildren. and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Cleveland, died this morning, most of her life. A Memorial Service and a Phone (423) 472-5041. Monday, Jan. 4, 2016, in a She leaves behind an extend- Celebration of Lila’s life will be Chattanooga health care facility, ed family and many loving held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5, Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Survivors and arrangements to friends. 2016, at First Baptist Church of Editor & Publisher General Manager be announced by M.D. Dotson & She is survived by her hus- Cleveland with Dr. Allan Sons Funeral Home. band, Travis; sister, Lillian Lockerman, Dr, Rodney Member of The Associated Press Mustin; brother, Robert (Bob) Fitzgerald, and son, Kyle Lorton, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches Kennedy; three children and officiating. credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin spouses: Kathy Schmidt and her In lieu of flowers the family herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. husband, Jay, Don Fink and his would be grateful for donations to SUBSCRIPTION RATES wife, Sue, and Steve Fink and his the First Baptist Church Library in wife, Tracy; and seven stepchil- Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Cleveland. Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily dren: Travissa Hoffman, Jennifer Ralph Buckner Funeral Home is Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Sjoblom, Jill Plymale, Travis in charge of arrangements. Short Jr., Timothy Short, Trent By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 Benita M. Christenbury We invite you to send a mes- By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Short, and Lucy Short; and sage of condolence and view the By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Benita M. 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By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 her first husband, Donald Fink; By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 She was a member of Westmore her mother, Ruth Kennedy; and By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Church of God. her brothers; Fred Halford and E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 She was preceded in death by Alice Dixson Goins Edwin Kennedy. her husband, Dr. Eugene Alice Dixson Goins, 99 ½, a The funeral is being handled Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Christenbury; her parents, David resident of Cleveland, passed by Serenity Funeral Home of and Mabel Farris; and brothers: away Friday, Jan. 1, 2016, in a Etowah. Melvin and George Farris. local health care facility. She will be taken to Baltimore, She is survived by her children: A native of Bradley County, Md., for final services and inter- Brenda Pace and husband, she was a member of Tasso ment in Loudon Park Cemetery. Richard, and Steve Christenbury United Methodist Church for The service in Baltimore will be and wife, Piper, all of Cleveland; more than 55 years. She was a provided by Loudon Park Funeral three grandchildren: Gregory Pace member of the Eastern Star. She Home, dates and times to be and wife, Megan, and Joseph Pace was a loving mother, grandmoth- announced. and wife, Danya, all of er and great-grandmother, and She was a devoted wife, loving Murfreesboro, and Jenifer loved by all who knew her. mother and grandmother, whose Christenbury Pauls and husband, She was preceded in death by affection and love for her five nat- Brian, of Chattanooga; great- her husband, Hayden E. Goins; ural grandchildren: Jessica, grandchildren: Jolie Pace, Noah parents, Arthur E. Dixson and Donald III, Vincent, Ashley and Pace, August Pace, Edith Pace, Adrie Ash Dixson; and siblings: Samantha was unbounded. Harper Pace and Jonah Pace; and Chass, Elsie and Arthur Dixson. She was a generous and loyal brothers: Ormand, “Bud” Farris, She is survived by one daugh- friend of flawless character. She Donald Farris, Thomas Farris, ter, Phyllis Goins Long, of faced life bravely and unafraid. David Farris and Douglas Farris. Chatsworth, Ga.; one son and She was pure of heart, timid and A private family service will be daughter-in-law, Eddie and unassuming, but with an held at a later date. Nancy Goins, of Cleveland; unbreakable will when faced with The family asks that memorial grandchildren: Eddie Long Jr., adversity. She lived a life worthy donations be made to the Lee Candace Sexton, Mitzi Gazaway, of emulation and will be sorely University William G. Squires Magan Waldrop, Angela missed by those she leaves Library Fund, 1120 N. Ocoee Marthaler, Leah Hammock and behind. Street Cleveland, TN 37311. Corey Davenport; 11 great- Ralph Buckner Funeral Home is grandchildren; and one cousin, in charge of arrangements. Bell Rush, of Ocoee. We invite you to send a mes- A Celebration of the Life and sage of condolence and view the Home Going of Alice Goins will Christenbury family guestbook at be held Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016, at www.ralphbuckner.com. 11 a.m. at Tasso United Methodist Church. Her body will lie in repose one AP Photo hour prior to the service at the In thIs sePt. 14, 2015, file photo, President Barack Obama, accompanied by Pulitzer Prize-winning church. Iowa writer Marilynne Robinson, arrives at the State Library of Iowa in Des Moines. Robinson tossed out Interment will follow in Tasso phrases like religious humanism and the sinister other. The interviewer asked her about her upbringing Cemetery. and writing process. At an hour and 7,000 thoughtful words, the discussion sounded like a college sem- The family requests, in lieu of inar or an independent bookstore reading. But this was part of the White House’s new media strategy. Geneva Collette flowers, please make memorials Geneva Collette, died Sunday, to the Tasso Cemetery Jan. 3, 2016, in Antioch. Association. Survivors and funeral arrange- The family will receive friends ments will announced by the today from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Obama expands media strategy to Wildwood Avenue Chapel of Jim Grissom-Serenity Funeral Home. Rush Funeral and Cremation Mark S. Grissom is funeral direc- Services. tor. Online condolences may be include long-form conversations sent to www.grissomserenity .com. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Christianity, fear and politics this president. Where other novelist tossed out phrases such that ran in two installments in White Houses dabbled in as “religious humanism” and The New York Review of Books. women’s magazines or lifestyle “the sinister other.” The inter- Not all the chosen conversa- interviews, the Obamas viewer asked her about her tionalists are quite so high brow: embraced late-night talk shows, upbringing and writing process. —Obama recently cruised celebrity magazines, sports Opal Cox At an hour and 7,000 around the White House media. Obama has sat for inter- Opal Taylor Lauderdale Cox, thoughtful words, the discus- grounds in a 1963 Corvette views with bloggers and 94, of Cleveland, died Sunday, sion sounded like a college sem- Stingray coupe with Jerry YouTube stars, taken questions Jan. 3, 2016, in a local health stan Green inar or an independent book- Seinfeld for an episode of the on Facebook and Reddit, and care facility. Stan Green, 55, of Cleveland, store reading. Web series “Comedians in Cars distributed content via the White Survivors and funeral arrange- died Sunday, Jan. 3, 2015, in a ments will be announced by Lila Kathrine Lorton But this was part of the White Getting Coffee.” House website, Twitter and local hospital. House’s new media strategy. —He sat for an hour in comic YouTube. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home He was a longtime educator in Lila Kathrine Lorton, 83, a resi- and Crematory. Bradley County. dent of Cleveland, passed away Even for a president well- Marc Maron’s garage in June for Still White House officials put Survivors and funeral arrange- Friday, Jan. 1, 2016, in an Atlanta, practiced in using nontradition- the podcast “WTF with Marc Obama’s long-form sit-downs in ments will be announced by Jim Ga., hospital. al media, the conversation in Maron.” another box. Rush Funeral and Cremation Heaven gained a special angel September between Barack —In March, the White House Obama’s conversations aren’t Services. on New Year’s Day. She met her Obama and writer Marilynne invited David Simon, a former narrowly targeted at a single heavenly father peacefully. Born in 1932 in Macomb, Ill., Robinson — and a few other journalist and writer of “The constituency and aren’t typically she got her nursing degree at conversations like it conducted Wire” and urban dramas, to dis- organized around a single politi- Knox College and married Donald in recent months — charted new cuss criminal justice. cal message or timed to a policy Billy Deal Lorton in 1956. territory in presidential commu- —British naturalist Sir David rollout or debate. There tends to Billy Deal, 84, of Old Fort, died She was a devoted wife, a terrif- nications. Attenborough met with Obama be a clear mutual interest— a Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, at his ic homemaker, and faithful disciple Slow-paced, personal, nearly in July for a conversation that peer-to-peer relationship, as one home. of Christ. She loved her pet divorced from the news of the revealed a bit how Obama’s White House official described it. A graveside service will be Bichons and riding Rocky held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5, Rella May short day and sometimes distributed Hawaiian and Kenyan roots have In some, Obama takes the role of Mountain horses with her friends; by the White House, a series of animated his fight against cli- interviewer. 2016, in Sumach Cumberland Rella May Short, 77, an angel even taking trail rides in her 8th Presbyterian Church Cemetery. to all who knew her, departed this decade. “conversations” between Obama mate change. “I’m a huge fan of ‘The Wire,’” Survivors and full funeral earth suddenly on Wednesday, She is survived by her husband, and prominent figures in arts, “We want to give the president Obama said, sounding like one, arrangements will be announced Dec. 31, 2015. She resided with Don Lorton of Cleveland; four chil- letters and entertainment cap- opportunities to talk in more opening his interview with by Ralph Buckner Funeral Home her husband, Travis, in Reliance. dren: Kyle of Highland, Md., Kevin tures a White House experi- expansive ways about big ideas Simon. and Crematory. She was born, Rella May of Concord, N.C., Jeb of Fishers, menting with ways to reconnect and subjects,” White House That level of interest has given Americans to the president spokesman Eric Shultz said of some of the conversations a “you before they say goodbye to him. some of these conversations. only live once” feel to them, as They also offer a glimpse of “Our goal is give people some though Obama were ticking the president’s interests and insight into how he sees things through a list of people he always LOTTERY NUMBERS thinking as he looks at that next that are not necessarily at the wanted to meet while he still had chapter. top of the news cycle at that the staff to arrange the introduc- “We had this idea that why moment. We believe when you tion. (“They contacted us through (AP) - These state lotteries were All or Nothing Evening: 02-05- don’t I just have a conversation feel like you really understand the website ... which immediately IT’SASPECIAL drawn Sunday: 06-09-12-13-14-15-16-17-21-22 with somebody I really like and someone’s thinking, you under- made me think this was fake,” Tennessee All or Nothing Morning: 02-04- see how it turns out?” Obama stand their decision-making.” Maron noted on his podcast.) DAY FOR ... Cash 3 Evening: 4-0-1, Lucky 08-09-11-13-15-16-17-18-20-23 told Robinson, before diving into Conducting nontraditional Obama recently noted that was Sum: 5 All or Nothing Night: 01-03-04- mutual rumination about interviews is nothing new for one of the perks of the job. Cash 4 Evening: 7-4-9-0, Lucky 06-09-10-12-14-15-16-21-23 Bill Johnson, David Smitty, Sum: 20 Cash 3 Evening: 2-6-1 Wes Collins and Leticia Deal, who Mega Millions Cash 3 Midday: 0-6-4 are celebrating birthdays today ... Estimated jackpot: $145 million Cash 4 Evening: 9-1-0-6 Alabama angler’s final ride comes Matt Haase, who turns 56 ... Powerball Cash 4 Midday: 1-0-6-1 Michael Massey, who turns 51 ... Estimated jackpot: $400 million Fantasy 5: 06-07-15-18-33 Candice York, who turns 47 ... Georgia Estimated jackpot: $630,000 on the deck of a bass boat Tony Cabrera, who turns 47 ... All or Nothing Day: 02-03-04- Georgia FIVE Evening: 2-2-8-0-9 PELL CITY, Ala. (AP) — here and he said ‘boy, what are pulled by a truck with the casket Melanie Arias, who turns 45. 06-07-09-13-14-18-20-21-22 Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-6-5-7-6 Everybody who knew Papa Gene you going to do? Put me in the secured on top. Steve Sparks knew he loved to fish. back of a pickup truck? He and his brother and their two “Didn’t matter if it was fresh started laughing and I told him sons — “Daddy’s four boys,” water, salt water, the Gulf of no, I was going to give him his Sparks said — rode with the cas- Report: ‘Substantial’ need to Mexico, he didn’t just like to last boat ride. He just smiled ket in the boat. fish, he loved it,” said Gene and gave me that look and said People pulled over as the long Sparks’ son Steve. he sure wished he could be procession went by, Sparks said, expand $10M college project It’s only fitting then that when around to see that. and many waved or pointed. The Eugene Autry Sparks of Pell City “It was strange sitting there story of Gene Sparks’ procession NASHVILLE (AP) — The released Wednesday that Labor counties were reached by the lost his battle with cancer in planning my dad’s funeral, but it has since been featured on an Tennessee Higher Education Education Alignment Program first wave of grant funding, December, he took his final ride sure was a blessing,” he added. outdoor website and family Commission is asking lawmak- has grown substantially, but including 13,363 students who in a bass boat. Gene Sparks died Dec. 18 at friends on social media ers to expand a $10 million needs to receive more funding participated in extracurricular Steve Sparks said he and his age 68. His funeral was held described the event as “heart- grant program that paired and attention during the upcom- programming, including intern- father had discussed his funeral Dec. 21 and, true to his word, warming” and “awesome.” employers with colleges to devel- ing legislative session. ships, clubs or training. just weeks before his death. Steve Smith made sure his Sparks said the boat ride was op academic programs tailored The program doled out the The commission says that “Me and my dad were sitting father was transported from the the perfect tribute for his water- to the needs of local job markets. grant funding to 12 different funding a larger number of at his kitchen table, planning church to the cemetery — a ride loving father, who would have According to The Tennessean coalitions late in 2014. coalitions moving forward would his funeral,” Sparks said. “I told of about 4 miles — in a bass appreciated the joke. (http://tnne.ws/1RayFb9 ), the The report says that thou- help expand the program’s him I had a big surprise for boat. “He always had a great sense commission said in a report sands of students across 51 impact. everybody when the time got The boat was on a trailer of humor,” he said with a laugh. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 3 People to watch in the monthlong sprint to Iowa’s caucuses

WASHINGTON (AP) — the caucuses in 2012. Beginning in February, voters D’Allesandro is a veteran will finally get the chance to pare Democratic strategist who is down an unwieldy field of directing Bernie Sanders’ Iowa Republican presidential candi- team, hoping to upset front-run- dates and a smaller group of ner Clinton. D’Allesandro, a for- Democratic hopefuls, led by mer campaign aide to ex-Iowa Hillary Clinton. Gov. Chet Culver, has worked for But it’s not just the candidates Sanders for months, trying to who matter in the early contests. harness the Vermont senator’s They have aides and stand-ins, strength in college towns and lib- and a collection of others without eral enclaves into a caucus victo- bold-faced names but who are ry. difference-makers in the 2016 —- contests. BILL CLINTON A look at a few worth watching The former president plans to in the four-week sprint to the hold his first solo campaign Iowa caucuses, set for Feb. 1. events in New Hampshire on —- Monday, returning to the state TRUMP’S VOTERS that nurtured his first White New York billionaire Donald House race in 1992. He’s long Trump has attracted thousands been the party’s go-to surrogate of people to his rallies and drawn and will be again as he tries to millions of viewers to the help his wife become the first Republican debates, where he woman elected to the White AP Photo AP Photo has stung rivals with one-liners House. sen. eLIZABeth WARRen, D-Mass. speaks on Capitol Hill in LAs VeGAs sAnDs CoRP. Chairman and CEO Sheldon and baffled the professional Trump is trying to spark a Washington on Nov. 18, 2015. Warren, the populist senator from Adelson speaks in Las Vegas on May 4, 2015. Adelson, the political class with his staying conflict with Bill Clinton, having Massachusetts, told The Boston Globe in September that she would Republicans’ biggest donor of the 2012 cycle, has yet to make up power. spent the end of 2015 rehashing likely endorse a presidential candidate during the primaries, but has his mind about 2016, his political adviser said in December. Adelson But telling a pollster you’re for Clinton’s affair with a White since remained coy. appears in no hurry to put his money behind a candidate. Trump is one thing. Showing up House intern and his impeach- to caucus for him is something ment past. “And she wants to nor is mired in single digits in Benghazi, Libya, while Hillary Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald. else. Winning in Iowa demands accuse me of things,” Trump said preference polls, despite his Clinton was secretary of state. Halle is Clinton’s caucus direc- an extensive organization span- last week of Hillary Clinton. “And Right to Rise group having spent Clinton testified before the panel tor and a veteran of Obama’s first ning dozens of rural communi- the husband’s one of the great tens of millions on ads to back in October, and while she Iowa caucus campaign and cam- ties. Trump loves talking about abusers of the world.” his campaign. appears to have moved past the paigns in Missouri, North his lead in polls, but a loss in —- —- issue, it’s one the GOP has no Carolina and Virginia. He has Iowa could affect that support. SHELDON ADELSON TREY GOWDY plans to drop in 2016. worked closely with Robby Mook, G O L D & If Trump falters against Texas The Republicans’ biggest The South Carolina congress- —- Clinton’s campaign manager, DIAMONDS Sen. Ted Cruz, who has built an donor of the 2012 cycle has yet man is supporting Florida Sen. MATT PAUL AND MICHAEL and both helped elect Virginia advantage in Iowa, will those won to make up his mind about 2016, Marco Rubio. But Gowdy also HALLE Gov. Terry McAuliffe in 2013. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR over in 2015 by Trump’s celebri- his political adviser said in has a role in the Democratic Hillary Clinton has made Iowa —- GOLD & OTHER ITEMS ty and unvarnished approach December. Adelson appears in no race. a focal point as she tries to avoid ELIZABETH WARREN back him in New Hampshire? hurry to put his money behind a Gowdy is a tea party validator a repeat of her surprising 2008 The populist senator from 5301 BRAINERD ROAD Will they shift to someone else? candidate. for Rubio in South Carolina, loss in the state. Paul and Halle Massachusetts told The Boston (423) 499-9162 Pass up voting all together? But the casino magnate, along which follows Iowa and New are at the forefront of that effort. Globe in September that she —- with other uncommitted donors, Hampshire on the Republican Paul, Clinton’s Iowa director, is would likely endorse a candidate CHUCK LAUDNER AND PETE could play a major factor in the calendar and could be a place of a longtime aide to former Iowa during the primaries, but has D’ALLESANDRO race by delivering millions of dol- reckoning for Rubio if he doesn’t Gov. Tom Vilsack, now President since remained coy. Getting those Trump voters to lars to a super political action win in Iowa or New Hampshire. Barack Obama’s agriculture sec- Some of Warren’s liberal fol- caucus night is the job of committee in support of a candi- Rubio’s campaign manager, retary, and has maintained ties lowers migrated to Sanders, but Laudner, who has been guiding date; most of that money would Terry Sullivan, is a South throughout the state Democratic many Democrats noticed when Trump’s Iowa organization. A end up paying for television Carolina native and Gowdy party. Those connections helped she praised Clinton in December, former executive director of the spots. expects to be at the top of the Clinton land early endorsements writing on Facebook that Republican Party of Iowa and a One thing that might be giving senator’s organization in the of several prominent Iowa Clinton’s proposals would “fight confidante of Iowa Rep. Steve Adelson pause? The candidate state. Democrats, including retired back against Republicans trying King, one of the state’s leading who has spent the least on TV is Gowdy also is chairman of the Sen. Tom Harkin and two to sneak Wall Street giveaways” conservatives, he steered Trump, while the candidate with House committee investigating statewide officeholders who into a spending bill. Pennsylvania Sen. Rick the best-funded super PAC is Jeb the deadly 2012 attacks on a backed Obama in 2008: Attorney A Warren endorsement would Santorum to a surprise victory in Bush. The former Florida gover- U.S. diplomatic outpost in General Tom Miller and state be a coup for Clinton if it came before contests in Iowa or New Hampshire, across the border from Massachusetts. But if Consumers won’t know meat origin Warren backed Sanders before Iowa’s caucuses, it might give him the boost needed to pull off after U.S. ends law requiring labels the upset.

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s now United States” or “born, raised harder to find out where your and slaughtered in the United GRAY beef or pork was born, raised States.” Congress first required and slaughtered. the labels in 2002 amid fears of EPPERSON After more than a decade of mad cow disease from imported AUTOMOTIVE wrangling, Congress repealed a cattle. The labels weren’t on labeling law last month that most packages until 2009, Welcomes required retailers to include the though, due to delays pushed animal’s country of origin on by the meat industry. KEN STEGALL packages of red meat. It’s a Repeal became inevitable Service Manager major victory for the meat once the United States lost all Ken invites all former industry, which had fought the its WTO appeals and the retalia- customers and friends to visit law in Congress and the courts tion became a possibility. But him at his new location since the early 2000s. the consumer groups criticized Lawmakers said they had no Congress for repealing the law WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & MODELS choice but to get rid of the labels for ground meat and pork in OIL CHANGE after the World Trade addition to the fresh cuts of FREE TIRE SPECIAL $ 39 95 Organization repeatedly ruled meat that were the subject of NO SYNTHETIC OR DIESEL. NOT VALID ROTATION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OR PROMOTION. EXPIRES 1/31/16 against them. The WTO recently WTO concerns. EXPIRES 1/31/16 authorized Canada and Mexico, The bill was “a holiday gift to which had challenged the law, the meatpacking industry from to begin more than $1 billion in Congress,” complained the economic retaliation against the advocacy group Food and Water United States. Watch. Meatpackers who buy “U.S. exporters can now Mexican cattle were some of the breathe a sigh of relief,” said law’s most aggressive oppo- Family Republican Sen. Pat Roberts of nents. Kansas, chairman of the Senate The repeal also was a big Medicine Today Agriculture, Nutrition and defeat for lawmakers from AP Photo by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. Forestry Committee. The long- northern border states where In thIs Photo tAken MAy 19, 2015, meat labels are seen at a and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. time opponent of the labels U.S. ranchers directly compete grocery store in Washington. It’s now harder to find out where your Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. helped add the repeal to a mas- with Canadian ranchers. Those meat was born, raised and slaughtered. After more than a decade of sive year-end spending bill. lawmakers insisted on including CAN I DONATE BLOOD? wrangling, Congress repealed a meat labeling law last month that The easiest path to becoming a entirely. When in doubt, please call After the law was passed, the labeling in the 2002 and life-saving hero will lead to the the American Red Cross for more Agriculture Secretary Tom 2008 farm bills and this year required retailers to include the animal’s country of origin on pack- ages of pork and beef. It’s a major victory for the meat industry, which local blood donation bank. Blood information, or talk to your doctor. Vilsack said the government fought to replace it with a volun- donations are always needed. All volunteer blood donors are immediately would stop requir- tary program once the WTO rul- has fought the law in Congress and the courts since the early 2000s. Some people wonder about eli- evaluated to determine their eli- ing the labels. ings came down. But after years gibility, or may assume that they gibility to give blood. The final Consumer groups say the of success, this time they were aggressive push by the food set to require labeling on genet- are not eligible. For the most part, determination is made on the day repeal is a disappointment just not able to find enough support. industry, lawmakers decided ically modified food this sum- healthy adults over the age of 18 of the donation at the blood drive as consumers are asking for Roger Johnson of the National and over 110 pounds are wonder- or blood donation center. If you not to add language that would mer. ful candidates to be blood donors. were deferred from donating in the more information on their food Farmers Union, which has have blocked mandatory label- The day the spending bill There are some restrictions, how - past, you may be able to donate packages. Advocates say the heavy membership in those ing of genetically modified ingre- passed, Vilsack said he would ever. Instances such as receiving an again. For more information, please labels help people make more states, said the group was “furi- dients. Also, a provision by Sen. try to help Congress come up organ transplant, having a blood call 472-6548. Our office is located informed buying decisions and ous” about the repeal. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, with a middle ground on label- transfusion, and becoming infected at Ocoee Premiere Park, Suite 101, encourage purchases of “Packers will be able to once would require labeling of geneti- ing of engineered foods “in a way with certain types of illnesses may at 2121 North Ocoee. We are avail- American meat. again deliberately deceive con- cally modified salmon recently that doesn’t create significant require a donor to wait for a cer- able Monday through Friday, 8:00 Before repeal, the labels told sumers,” Johnson said. approved by the Food and Drug market disruption, while at the tain period of time before donating to 5. We Treat Our Patients Like We shoppers that a particular cut of Still, there was some good Administration. same time recognizing con- or may disqualify him or her Would Like to be Treated. meat was “born in Canada, news for food labeling advocates The issue is expected to come sumers’ need to know and right P.S. Making a blood donation for your own health is also a pos - raised and slaughtered in the in the spending bill. Despite an up again in 2016, with Vermont to know basic information.” sibility to discuss with your doctor.

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Contributed photo THE SEVEN DWARFS at Yates Primary School have always had their Snow White around to lean on through the school’s exis- tence of more than 20 years. That’s going to change at the end of this school year, with Principal Carolyn Ingram announcing her retirement. She is the only principal the school has ever had, and she has been the dominant person on campus throughout this time. Here, Ingram is shown in her “Snow White” cos- tume after promising her students she would dress up if they sold more than $12,000 in Yates Primary’s fall fundraiser. She kept her promise for all their hard work during this year’s cam- paign. Director of Schools Dr. Martin Ringstaff made the announcement of Ingram’s plan at a recent school board meeting. She is the longest continually

Contributed photo serving principal in the city TACKY SWEATERS were the rule of the day in the second-grade class of Mrs. Andrea Lessig at Yates school system. Ringstaff Primary. This was how the students celebrated the Christmas holidays. emphasized that more than 2,500 students have walked through the doors of Yates since Ingram first became principal. She has more than 40 years in education, and was principal of the old Blythe School for three years, prior to taking the job at the new Yates Primary.

Contributed photo MRS SUSAN SHAVER’S second-grade class at Yates Primary dressed in tacky sweaters to finish out the 2015 year.

Contributed photo THE WALKER VALLEY High School Beta Club collected 822 tubes of toothpaste to donate to a local jail ministry, Mercy Ministries. At the presentation were, from left, Gloria Murphy from Mercy Ministries and Beta Club members Trinity Sellers and Taylor Copeland.

Contributed photos STUDENTS AT NORTH LEE Elementary School recently concluded the shool’s Science Fair for this year. Above, and below, are the winners of this year’s competition. Fourth-grade winners (in no particular order) include Jake Schalk (first place), Ashton Espinoza (second place), and Javan Bowe (third place). Winning fifth-grade awards were Isabel Moore (first place), Nathan Hanrahan (second place), and Ben Crox (third place).

Contributed photo THE STUDENTS in Mrs. Cagle's class dressed in their “best” tacky sweaters to celebrate the holidays at Yates Primary. Mrs. Cagle is a second-grade teacher. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 5 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Budgets From Page 1 with 105 new jobs. August - SPCA requested a $40,000 - Troy Scot Carter was sen- increase in its annual revenue The governor popped tenced to 34 months in a federal from Bradley County. into town for a collegial prison after pleading guilty to - Sarah Coleman began her visit and the subject of fraudulent billing the Church of term as the new clerk and mas- dogs, which had been God in a scheme which officials ter. silent for awhile, began said totalled $900,000. - Another proposal to raise barking once again. - Debra Norton Jenkins lost county property taxes, this time both of her legs after an by 10 cents, fell one vote short unmanned 2004 Ford F350 in the County Commission. hike. Crew Cab with a dump truck bed - Bill Ledford, the longest- - Katie Breland was named rolled backward from the garage serving commissioner in Bradley the 2016 Distinguished Woman area of the county road depart- County history, died at the age of the Year. ment into a raised-bed garden in of 79. - Emergency responders which she and another employ- - The Rotary Club of Cleveland mourned the death of veteran ee, Ted Dobbs, were working. relocated its meetings back to BCFR Capt. Wallace Varnell, - County Trustee Mike Smith the downtown area for the first who was killed in a traffic acci- reported the county’s finances time in 35 years. Members now dent in his personal vehicle. are “in excellent shape.” meet weekly at the Museum - State Speaker of the House - A debate continued on the Center at Five Points. Beth Harwell named Lou Patten, city and county’s role concerning Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE - The County Clerk’s Office chairman of the Cleveland animal pickup. BARTLEE NORTON helps Black Fox Elementary students with the official ribbon cutting for their new issued the county’s first same- Municipal Airport Authority - Commissioner Milan Blake basketball court. sex marriage certificate hours which governs the regional began the discussion on finding after a U.S. Supreme Court rul- Jetport, and Gary Farlow, presi- more efficient ways through ing saying those couple have the dent and CEO of the technology for county govern- constitutional right to be mar- Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of ment communication. ried. Commerce to a task force study- - The BCSO opened a satellite Hoops July ing the funding mechanisms of substation at the BCFR station From Page 1 - Bill George was honored as airport facilities. in McDonald. Rotarian of the Year by the - Six Cleveland Daily Banner - Gov. Bill Haslam visited elementary schools, and will assistance and labor from Rotary Club of Cleveland. writers and editors earned seven Cleveland State, marking the soon begin construction of a new Caldwell Paving and Bradley - The first proposal for a coun- awards, including two first-place first class to attend under the facility at Stuart Elementary “Our goal is to put one Concrete raising the overall cost ty budget was described as honors during the recent awards “Tennessee Promise” program. School. of these facilities at to between $7,000 and $8,000. “lean” at $35.1 million. banquet of the 2015 Tennessee The governor said he would The goal of the All-Stars asso- every elementary school Volunteers also assisted in the - The County Commission Press Association newspaper return to speak at their gradua- ciation is to build a new, outdoor in the city and county.” project. approved a budget with no tax contest. tion in two years. basketball court for every city — Bartlee Norton The overall expense includes and county school which needs planning, permits, landscaping such an athletic facility. It is and all the incidentals that go expected to take years to com- dle school and high school pro- with such a project. plete this objective. grams. Norton said his organization Enrollment Partnering in this countywide He said he has received sever- hopes to build at least two bas- al inquiries from individuals and From Page 1 effort with the All-Stars are ketball courts each year. Caldwell Paving of Charleston businesses about becoming a The project coordinator was in time by 12, and that is the Clerk’s Office (where automo- and Bradley Concrete. The Black sponsor of future projects. He charge of the Black Fox ceremo- amount the taxpayer will pay bile tags are renewed). said the next All-Star tourna- “Bradley County Fox PTO also provided a big ny recently, but was joined by each month. Payments can be The Trustee’s Office is open assist in this latest project. ment is scheduled for Feb. 18- representatives of Bradley made by automatic bank draft, taxpayers continue to from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 21, which will raise funding for utilize this, as well as Endorsing the project are the County government, Black Fox by conventional mail or in per- Monday through Thursday, community’s two school sys- the Stuart School project. educators and students, other programs that we son. Types of payment accept- and from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. tems, Bradley County Parks and For additional information, Johnathan Cantrell of Caldwell ed include checks, money offer, at an increasing on Friday. Recreation, and city and county you can call Norton at 423-618- Paving, and Charlie Lay of orders, credit cards, debit pace. The 12-month Questions about partial pay- governments. 2846 or reach him online at Bradley Concrete. cards or cash. program (aka as partial ment, or any of the tax initia- All-Stars coordinator Bartlee [email protected]. Black Fox third-grade stu- If a quarterly plan is payment plan) has tives, may be directed to the Norton, and Alphonzo Martin, Cost of the construction of a dents attended the event, bring- arranged, the taxpayer’s total assisted hundreds of Trustee’s Office at 423-728- initiated this project some time single basketball court normally ing along their enthusiasm as if amount owed for a year is households that find this 7247 or 423-728-7248. ago when they constructed the runs between $10,000 and they were ready to play on their divided by four. Other combi- payment method more Once the final registration first basketball court at Bradley $20,000, which is paid by new basketball court. nations, such as twice a year, effective for them rather deadline for partial payment County’s Taylor Elementary Bradley County Youth That would have been no are also available. In the end, than the lump-sum passes for 2016 property taxes School. Basketball All-Stars and its part- problem, since Norton said the it all depends on the taxpayer payment.” — Mike Smith (Friday, Feb. 5), another enroll- The project continued a year ners. Black Fox court is completely and whether the negotiated ment period won’t be held until ago with the dedication of a sec- The court at Black Fox was finished and ready to be played plan can be accommodated by November-December which will ond basketball court at not as expensive, since there on. last fall when a local taxpayer the Trustee’s Office. be for 2017 property taxes. Cleveland’s Arnold Memorial was already a good foundation Probably some of the stu- — an elderly woman — left the “This program becomes more “We also offer a partial pay- School. in place where basketball goals dents, and their teachers and office in tears because she had and more popular the longer ment plan from October “Our goal is to put one of had been located in the past. administrators, shot a few hoops that it is offered,” Smith said. just learned she was due a tax through February,” Smith said. these facilities at every elemen- The organization raised during the holidays. Some of the “That’s because citizens’ refund as a result of one of the Details about this initiative tary school in the city and coun- approximately $4,000 for the students may have even received awareness of the options it assistance initiatives. may be obtained by visiting or ty,” said Norton at the last two Black Fox facility, with in-kind a basketball from Santa. provides, and how the program “These are the kind of stories calling the Trustee’s Office. dedications. operates, continues to we see more and more,” Smith In the meantime, two addi- The project will continue with increase.” said. “It’s an example of why tional tax-assistance programs the start of a fourth basketball Among the partial pay we do what we do, and it also growing in popularity in court in the near future. This options, monthly continues to points to the importance of Bradley County include: court will be at Stuart School, Victim keeping the public informed.” be the most popular, Smith n Tax Relief: This is a state just off Keith Street in From Page 1 noted. One of the Trustee’s Office’s of Tennessee project that Cleveland. When partial pay was insti- most effective means of making allows elderly and disabled res- Norton emphasized that the The accident is the first fatality county in four days, with a tuted in 2010, the goal was to taxpayers aware of its initia- idents with a combined income kids playing on these outdoor recorded in Bradley County in motorcyclist being killed in a sign up at least 500 parcels tives is through word-of-mouth of less than $28,690 to receive courts will go on to play in the 2016. It is the second fatal traffic crash on New Year’s Eve on APD within the first five years. That advertising. a discount ranging from $101 youth league, then later in mid- accident to have occurred in the 40 at Overhead Bridge Road. target was easily surpassed in “When a Bradley County tax- to $124 off their tax bill. three years. payer signs up for one of these Veterans classified as perma- Now, in his annual revenue programs, and sees how it can nently and totally disabled can report delivered to the Bradley benefit them, that same tax- also apply. For new disabled County Commission — normal- payer then tells another tax- veteran applicants, the maxi- Tucker payer, and that taxpayer tells ly in August — Smith updates mum income is $60,000. From Page 1 county leaders on how the par- another and another, and the n Tax Freeze: This is a local tial pay plan continues to cycle just keeps going,” he said. program approved by the School, where current Mustangs coach Bob grow. He also provides detailed Like word-of-mouth, Smith Bradley County Commission in Williams instructed him. numbers on two additional tax- also credited tax-program cov- 2007 that will freeze the prop- “I learned many of my offensive sets from Coach relief programs, known in the erage of the Cleveland Daily erty taxes of elderly applicants, Bob, who I still keep in touch with when I need Trustee’s Office and among Banner for helping local prop- age 65 and older, at the cur- coaching advice.” He added, “The offenses we ran taxpayers as the Tax Relief erty owners understand the rent amount owed when the at Walker are most of the same things that I try to plan and the Tax Freeze pro- initiatives, how they operate applicant is initially approved. run at Polk.” gram. and the importance of getting The applicant must apply As far as defensive philosophy is concerned, “Our staff continues to try to additional information from the annually to retain the frozen Tucker takes after his father David, who holds the find ways to assist Bradley trustee’s staff by visiting the amount. To qualify for the most wins in the family at 690. David coached 11 County taxpayers,” Smith said. Courthouse office. freeze program, all property years at Calhoun, 13 years at McMinn County, “It’s what we do here, and we The Trustee’s Office is locat- owners and the applicant’s nine years at Walker Valley, six years at Union are always extremely pleased to ed in Room 104 of the spousal income cannot exceed County, and three at Charleston High. be of assistance, and to offer Courthouse’s ground floor. The $31,590. “My dad’s 1-1-3 defense is what I run, which is programming that can help office can be found just down Deadline to sign up for either the same as what we ran at Walker Valley,” he those who need help the most.” the hall, and on the opposite the Tax Relief or Tax Freeze explained. Smith pointed to an incident side, from the Bradley County programs is April 5, 2016. With a young team at Polk County, Tucker is teaching his guys how to play “team” basketball. He pointed out, “I am trying to show my boys here (at Polk County) that you don’t have to be a Revenue LeBron James or Steph Curry (two dominant NBA stars) to win ballgames.” From Page 1 It looks like the Wildcats are in luck for the this increased TVA’s demand for Division recorded 30,916 cus- compared to the budget forecasts future though, as Tucker said he plans to stay power generation. When tomers. of $92,436. around his beloved school for quite some time. October’s autumn air breezed in, The division’s net income for In the Wastewater Division, “Right now I am satisfied at Polk County with the temperatures plummeted, October was $180,465. treatment revenue for October teaching and coaching, so I would love to spend thereby decreasing demand on In the Water Division, whose was $929,471. This is a slight 30-plus years here, God willing,” he excitedly stat- TVA and its power-distributing sales are traditionally tied to time drop compared to budgeted fore- ed. partners like Cleveland Utilities. of year, total revenue was casts of $967,396. Being a new young coach has its ups and Of CU’s budget targets, at least $1,117,364. This came in lower For the month, other revenue downs, but after every game Tucker learns more in the Electric Division, Stinnett than budgeted forecasts of sources contributed $63,830 to and more about different coaching scenarios. said the purchased power per- $1,133,303. the wastewater ledger. “Some struggles that I have faced in coaching centages from TVA indicate, “... As a matter of season, CU’s In October, the Wastewater come from having to live up to my last name and We’re getting really close to the water sales are normally higher Division recorded 18,409 cus- trying to stay positive while doing so, considering budget numbers.” in the hotter months of late tomers. that we (Polk County) haven’t been as successful For the month, CU electric spring and summer, but they The division also contained its as some of my family’s teams,” he said. sales revenue totaled $7,072,349 plummet in the fall and winter expenses. For the month, operat- He continued, “With experience I see myself and this was offset by purchased because customer demand is ing expenses totaled $809,307, improving as a coach, but I just want to make an power from TVA in the amount of less. compared to budgeted forecasts impact on all of my player’s lives so that even after $5,556,687. This resulted in an Other water revenue sources of $861,227. they graduate, they know they can come to me for operating margin of $1,515,662, contributed $95,140 for the “The division recorded an advice.” which compared favorably to month. operating income of $183,994, In his off time, he likes being an outdoorsman, budget forecasts of $1,312,464, The Water Division serviced which is compared to a budgeted enjoying both hunting and trout fishing, especially Stinnett reported. 30,982 customers in October. operating income of $189,238 for since he lives on the Hiwassee River. As he says The local utility was also aided Like the Electric Division, CU’s the month of October,” Stinnett jokingly, “I’m five minutes from work, and five during the month by lower water operations held expenses said. minutes from trout fishing.” expenses. Stinnett pointed out in check. For the month, expens- Overall, both the Water and Tucker is married to former Lady Wildcat stand- operating expenses in October es totaled $1,125,901, compared Wastewater divisions are staying out Emily Wilson, now Emily Tucker. His wife totaled $1,482,372, which were to the budget amount of close to budget, the CFO cited. scored over 1,400 points in her years at Polk JON TUCKER significantly below the budgeted $1,149,387. “(Both) were right on top of the County. forecast of $1,501,518. The Water Division recorded budget for October,” Stinnett There are still a lot of games to be played this better person who could be at the helm of Polk For the month, the Electric an operating income of $86,603, said. year, but many might feel there probably isn’t a County basketball than Jon Tucker. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 7 Town watches warily as armed protesters take over refuge BURNS, Ore. (AP) — People in Both men were ordered back driving utility vehicles traversed this rural eastern Oregon town to prison for four years each. the property. Ryan Bundy are used to worrying about fric- They have said they plan to turn declined to say how many peo- tion between the federal govern- themselves in Monday. ple were at the site. ment and locals, but the armed The decision to send the man “The end goal here is that we takeover of a nearby national back to prison generated con- are here to restore the rights to wildlife refuge is raising con- troversy and is part of a the people here so that they can cerns to a new high. decades-long dispute between use the land and resources. All Keith Landon, a longtime res- some Westerners and the feder- of them,” Bundy said. That ident of Burns and employee at al government over the use of means ranchers can graze their the Reid Country Store, said he public lands. cattle on the land, miners can knows local law enforcement Brothers Ammon and Ryan use their mineral rights, loggers officials who fear their kids will Bundy are among those occupy- can cut trees and hunters and be targeted by angry militia ing the refuge. Their father, fishers can recreate, he said. members. The mother of one of Cliven Bundy, was involved in a He said they planned on stay- his kids is now involved with an 2014 standoff with the govern- ing at the refuge as long as it officer, Landon said, and they ment over grazing rights in takes. If the situation turns vio- decided to send their children to Nevada. lent, Bundy contends it will be another town after they were Ryan Bundy told The because of the federal govern- allegedly threatened by an Associated Press Sunday he ment’s actions. angry protester. hopes to turn the land over to “I mean, we’re here to restore “I’m hoping most of it’s just local authorities so people can order, we’re here to restore muscle, trying to push,” Landon use it free of federal oversight. rights and that can go peaceful- said. “But it’s a scary thing.” He said he hopes the takeover of ly and easily,” Bundy said. Armed protesters took over the property will prompt others Harney County Sheriff Dave the Malheur National Wildlife to take action across the coun- Ward said in a statement Refuge south of Burns on try to seize local control of fed- Sunday that the group of armed Saturday after participating in a erally managed land. Ammon protesters came to town under peaceful rally over the prison Bundy has previously called on false pretenses. sentences of local ranchers members of militia groups to “These men came to Harney Dwight and Steven Hammond. take a stand with those at the County claiming to be part of The Hammonds were convict- refuge. militia groups supporting local Les Zaitz/The Oregonian via AP ed of arson three years ago for On Sunday afternoon, several ranchers, when in reality these PrOTesTers mArch On Court Avenue in support of an Oregon ranching family facing jail time for fires that burned on federal pickup trucks blocked the men had alternative motives to arson in Burns, Ore., Saturday. Family members were convicted of the arsons three years ago and land in 2001 and 2006. Though entrance to the refuge and attempt to over throw the county served time. But a judge ruled their terms were too short under federal law, and ordered them back to they served their original sen- armed men wearing camouflage and federal government in hopes tences for the conviction — and winter gear used radios to to spark a movement across the prison for about four years each. Dwight serving three months, alert those at the refuge build- United States,” Ward said. fully as possible. doesn’t look like much has morning expecting the town to Steven serving one year — an ings when reporters were The sheriff says he is working At a restaurant near the changed in Burns, a high desert be crawling with this and that appellate judge ruled in October allowed onto the property. with local and federal authori- refuge Sunday, a local man eat- town of about 2,700 people. agency. But you don’t see any of that the terms were too short A small flock of pheasants ties to keep the citizens in his ing supper said he understood Most of the hotels in the area it. They’re keeping a low pres- under federal minimum sen- wandered across the refuge county safe and to resolve the the sentiment but didn’t neces- are booked full, and he’s noticed ence,” Landon said. tencing laws. driveway, scattering as men situation as quickly and peace- sarily support the methods of that law enforcement officers Landon was happy the pro- the group. He wouldn’t give his are now doing their patrols in testers seized land outside of Illinois, Missouri assess damage after flooding name because he said he feared pairs instead of singly. But the Burns. being caught between the feder- biggest difference since the “I’m glad they took the refuge KINCAID, Ill. (AP) — The ing the prospect of potentially federal aid to be used to help state al government and the militia. takeover is the undercurrent of because it’s 30 miles away. I Mississippi River and many of its heavy rain later in the week. and local response efforts. It also Landon, who was a logger worry, he said. mean, they could have took the tributaries continued their retreat Stivers shares a home with her allows the Federal Emergency until the federal government “It’s weird — I woke up this courthouse here in town.” Sunday from historic and deadly 45-year-old daughter battling Management Agency to coordinate declared the spotted owl a pro- winter flooding, leaving amid the breast cancer, along with a grand- disaster relief efforts. Missouri tected species in the 1980s, silt a massive cleanup and recov- daughter and four dogs. Gov. Jay Nixon had asked for the damaging the local logging Franklin Graham starts U.S. tour ery effort likely to take weeks if Floodwaters got 4 feet into their help. industry, said he also sympa- not months. home, located in an area where In Illinois’ St. Clair County just thizes with the frustrations pushing evangelicals to polls The flood, fueled by more than flood insurance wasn’t available. east of St. Louis, emergency man- expressed by the Bundys. 10 inches of rain over a three-day “Am I mad?” she asked. “I lost agement director Herb Simmons BOONE, N.C. (AP) — and New Hampshire. Graham is “The spotted owl started the Evangelist Franklin Graham scheduled to be in South period that began Christmas my home. My daughter has cancer said damage assessment began downfall of our community, Day, is blamed for 25 deaths in and lost her home. Am I mad? Sunday after the Mississippi start- hits the road this week for what Carolina in February, another then (President) Clinton made he says will be a 50-state tour early-primary state where evan- Illinois and Missouri, reflecting When I’m not crying I am.” ed to fall. Though water reached the Steens Mountains a wilder- Sunday’s discovery of the body of Across the street, Theresa higher than 1993, this flood wasn’t urging conservative Christians gelicals could shape the out- ness area or whatever. Five gen- to the polls this election year. come of the Republican pri- a second teenager who drowned Gibson was getting help from rela- as bad, Simmons said. erations of ranchers that had in central Illinois’ Christian tives and friends clearing out what “In ‘93 that water came up and Multiple media organizations mary. been on the Steens, kicked report Graham starts it off Graham says he’s encourag- County. they could salvage after the flood stayed on the levees for several them off. And then management The Mississippi River was reced- reached 18 inches into her home, months,” Simmons said. “This Tuesday with a rally in Des ing Christians to vote for candi- of the wildfires, it totally Moines, Iowa. That state holds dates who uphold biblical prin- ing except in the far southern tip buckling newly finished oak floors flood came up quick and went changed the region,” Landon of both states. The Meramec River, and saturating walls. down quick.” the nominating events of the ciples. The Boone-based evan- said. “It’s hard to discredit what 2016 presidential contest next gelist says he won’t endorse any the St. Louis-area tributary of the “This is just horrible,” Gibson, St. Louis-area cleanup largely they’re trying to do out there. Mississippi that caused so much 50, lamented, noting how the fast- was focused around the Meramec. month. candidates because no political But I don’t want anybody hurt.” Similar rallies are planned party or politician is the answer damage last week, already was rising waters had allowed her only Two wastewater treatment plants He said on the surface, it below flood stage in the hard-hit enough time to fill a couple of suit- were so damaged by the floodwa- this month in Florida, Louisiana for the country’s needs. Missouri towns of Pacific and cases. “We’ve had floods before, ters that raw sewage spewed into Eureka and dropping elsewhere. but nothing like this.” the river. Hundreds of people were But worries surfaced anew In Illinois’ Morgan County, evacuated in the Missouri commu- Sunday along the still-rising home to the 1,000-resident village nities of Pacific, Eureka, Valley Illinois River north of St. Louis, of Meredosia, locals were keeping Park and Arnold, where many where crests near the west-cen- wary eyes on levies fortified with homes took in water. tral Illinois towns of Valley City, 50,000 sandbags. As of midday In southeast Missouri, up to 30 Meredosia, Beardstown and Sunday at Meredosia, the Illinois homes and several businesses Havana were to approach was more than 10 feet above flood were damaged in Cape Girardeau, records before receding in com- stage and pressing toward an a community of nearly 40,000 res- ing days. expected crest Tuesday roughly a idents that is mostly protected by In Kincaid, a 1,400-resident half-foot short of the record set in a flood wall. The Mississippi central Illinois town near the July. peaked at 48.9 feet Friday night, Sangamon River’s south fork, Gov. While optimistic those levies four-tenths of a foot above the Bruce Rauner toured flood-dam- would hold, Jacksonville-Morgan 1993 record, but short of the 50- aged homes Sunday as Sharon County Emergency Management foot mark projected. Nearby levee Stivers and other residents piled Director Phil McCarty said the breaks in other places kept the ruined furniture, appliances and prospect of flooding during the crest down. clothes along the street for dispos- chill of winter carried dangerous Amtrak service between St. al crews to pick up. Mike Crews, health risks, including hypother- Louis and Kansas City was back in Christian County’s emergency mia. business on Sunday, four days manager, said the worst of the President Barack Obama signed after high water that reached the inundation appeared to be past, a federal emergency declaration tracks at some locations forced the “until the new weather comes,” cit- Saturday for Missouri, allowing passenger service to be halted.

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PM Style with Shawn Killinger “Laura Geller” (N) Organized Options CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å››› “Red Dragon” (2002) Anthony Hopkins, Edward Norton. Å››› “Batman” (1989, Action) Jack Nicholson, Michael Keaton. Å How I Met How I Met HSN 16Quick & Healthy Cooking Kitchen Helpers (N) Tony Little Body by Bison The Monday Night Show The Monday Night Show Kitchen Time Savers (N) Kitchen Time Savers (N) ProForm Health & Fitness Home Innovations (N) E! 23Kourtney and Kim Take Kourtney and Kim Take Kourtney and Kim Take E! News (N) Å Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian E! News Å ESQTV 24CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å›› “Made of Honor” (2008) Patrick Dempsey. Å›› “Eat Pray Love” (2010, Drama) Julia Roberts, James Franco. Premiere. Å (:02) Biography Å (12:02) “Eat Pray Love” Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ TBS 27Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Death Gone Crazy” Castle “Recoil” ’›› “Terminator Salvation” (2009) Christian Bale. ›› “Resident Evil” (2002) Milla Jovovich. Premiere. ›› “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” (2004) Milla Jovovich. Law & Order “Sheltered” ’ USA 29NCIS “Ignition” ’ NCIS “Jet Lag” ’ NCIS “Masquerade” ’ NCIS “Mother’s Day” ’ WWE Monday Night RAW (Season Premiere) (N) ’ (Live) Å (:05) ››› “The Rundown” (2003) The Rock. (DVS) FX 30Two Men Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly › “After Earth” (2013) Jaden Smith, Will Smith. ›› “The Purge” (2013) Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey. ›› “The Purge” (2013) Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey. › “After Earth” (2013) ESPN 31NFL Live (N) Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball North Carolina at Florida State. (N) College Basketball Oklahoma at Kansas. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32SportsNation (N) (Live) Å First/Re-Take Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball West Virginia at Texas Christian. (N) College Basketball Virginia at Virginia Tech. (N) (Live) Basketball NFL Live (N) Å NBA Tonight FSTN 33NHL Hockey World Poker Tour NC State UFC UFC Unleashed College Basketball Duke at Boston College. Halls of Fame Golf Life World Poker Tour UFC Unleashed SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) Women’s College Basketball Tennessee at Missouri. (N) Allstate Sugar Bowl Oklahoma State vs. Mississippi. College Football GOLF 35PGA Champ’ship Highlights PGA Tour Classic Golf Central (N) (Live) Golf Acad. Golf Acad. “The Squeeze” (2015, Drama) Jeremy Sumpter. “The Squeeze” (2015, Drama) Jeremy Sumpter. Golf Central FS1 36Monster Jam Å Best Thing I Herd NASCAR Race Hub Å UFC Reloaded Å UFC Main Event (N) Å FOX Sports Live (N) Å TMZ Sports FOX Sports FSSE 37NBA Basketball Future Phen. Driven Basketball Swing Clinic Women’s College Basketball Old Dominion at Charlotte. College Basketball Florida Atlantic at Florida International. Future Phen. 3 Wide Life In Search of Speed Å WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Think You’d Survive? Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors Prospectors CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) The Profit “SJC Drums” Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å The Profit “Standard Burger” The Profit MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) MSNBC Live (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Newsroom Live (N) HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File CNN Newsroom Live (N) FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44Ancient Aliens ’ Å Ancient Aliens ’ Å Ancient Aliens ’ Å Prophecies Revealed Prophecies Revealed The Seven New Signs of the Apocalypse (N) ’ Å Prophecies Revealed Prophecies Revealed TRUTV 45World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Super Into (N) Super Into Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “Murder Rap” The First 48: Drugs Kill ’ The First 48: Drugs Kill (N) (:01) ››› “Cartel Land” (2015) Premiere. ’ Å The First 48: Drugs Kill ’ DISC 47Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud ’ Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up A ’68 Corvette build. (N) Å Fast N’ Loud (N) Å (:02) Diesel Brothers Å (:03) Fast N’ Loud Å (12:05) Diesel Brothers ’ NGC 48The ’90s: Great Decade? The ’90s: Great Decade? The ’90s: Great Decade? Kentucky Justice Kentucky Justice Kentucky Justice Kentucky Justice Kentucky Justice Kentucky Justice TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Rev Runs Rev Runs Bizarre Foods Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Jill- America Jill- America Bizarre Foods Å FOOD 50Contessa Contessa Chopped Junior Chopped Junior Chopped Junior Kids Baking Championship Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Guilty Pleas. 5 Restaurants Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives HGTV 51Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Love It or List It Å ANPL 52North Woods Law ’ Å North Woods Law ’ Å North Woods Law ’ Å Yukon Men “Hunt or Starve” Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men “On Thin Ice” Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å FAM 53Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å›› “The Notebook” (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, James Garner. ›› “The Lucky One” (2012) Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling. The 700 Club Å The Middle The Middle DISN 54Bunk’d Å Best Friends Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Jessie Å K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Austin & Ally “Zapped” (2014) Zendaya. ’ Å Mickey Best Friends Austin & Ally Girl Meets K.C. Under. Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and The Thundermans ’ Å Make It Pop Thundermans Henry Danger Nicky, Ricky Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Supernoobs Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. 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Å›› “John Carpenter’s Vampires” (1998) SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas Jail ’ Å COM 65South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park Archer Å Archer Å South Park South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight South Park MTV 66(3:40) Teen Mom ’ Å (4:50) Teen Mom ’ Å Teen Mom ’ Å Teen Mom “Mom vs. Mom” Teen Mom “Boiling Point” Teen Mom Matt’s intentions. Teen Mom (N) ’ Å (:01) Teen Mom (N) Å (12:02) True Life ’ VH1 67Love & Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop (N) ’ “The Breaks” (2016) Afton Williamson. Premiere. ’ “The Breaks” (2016) Afton Williamson, David Call. ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›››› “Stand by Me” (1986) Wil Wheaton. 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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WTVC) 8:30 p.m. on (WRCB) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) Superstore Antiques Roadshow The Bachelor Telenovela The Biggest Loser After getting several preview showings, The series launches its 20th season with Another search for love gets under way as After several chances offered by NBC to Alison Sweeney has moved on, but some the sitcom about a “big box” store and its a visit to Spokane, Wash., and fans of pop the series’ 20th season begins, with Ben sample this sitcom early, it makes its official familiar faces remain as Season 17 of the staff has its official premiere with the new culture should be quite pleased about some Higgins — who wasn’t chosen by last year’s debut with the new episode “The Kiss.” weight-loss competition begins with “Money episode “Mannequin.” That title refers to a of the items assessed. They include a 1919 “Bachelorette,” Kaitlyn Bristowe — in the Zachary Levi (“Heroes Reborn,” “Chuck”) Hungry.” Trainer Bob Harper becomes the figure that looks like Jonah (Ben Feldman), trophy from one of horse racing’s premier driver’s seat as he meets 28 women all guest stars as Ana’s (Eva Longoria) boss, show’s new host, with Dolvett Quince and who tries to act nonchalant about the con- events, the Belmont Stakes, and comic eager to become his one and only. That who asks her to dinner, She thinks it’s Jennifer Widerstrom also back to help guide sequent teasing from his co-workers. Chey- books from the “Avengers” series that date should be especially interesting where work-oriented, only to find out it’s more of contestants on a path to health — physical enne’s (Nichole Bloom) thought of giving back to the early 1960s. Also featured: a this round’s identical twins are concerned. a date — which prompts her to change her and otherwise. This round involves veterans up her baby for adoption prompts a rivalry pair of oil paintings by Amadeo de Souza- “Bachelor” veterans Sean Lowe, Chris attitude about the occasion, and him, rather of a couple of other unscripted series: Rich- between Glenn and Dina (Mark McKinney, Cardoso. Mark L. Walberg continues as the Soules and Jason Mesnick give Higgins drastically. Jencarlos Canela and Amaury ard Hatch, the first winner of “Survivor,” and Lauren Ash). America Ferrera also stars. program’s host. some tips. Of course, Chris Harrison is Nolasco also star. “The Voice” semifinalist Erin Willett. back as host.

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LIFE 25Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms Å (:02) Pitch Slapped Å (:02) Pitch Slapped Å (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26The Little Couple “Lift Off!” The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å Kate Plus 8 “Deck Party” (N) The Little Couple ’ Å Kate Plus 8 “Deck Party” ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Reality Star Struck” Castle “Target” Castle “Hunt” Å (DVS) Castle “Scared to Death” ’ Castle “The Wild Rover” ’ Castle “The Lives of Others” Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle ’ Å (DVS) CSI: NY ’ Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Pacific Rim” (2013, Science Fiction) Charlie Hunnam, Diego Klattenhoff. ››› “Star Trek Into Darkness” (2013, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. ››› “Star Trek Into Darkness” (2013) Chris Pine. 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(AP) — drugs, fostering interest in law He would later talk to people of the community afterward.” Michael Kehoe doesn’t want his enforcement through the police close to him about what hap- Kehoe helped coordinate an 37-year career with explorers program and working pened and said he didn’t develop outpouring of aid that flooded Connecticut’s Newtown Police to prevent crime. long-lasting stress problems as the community, including flags Department defined by one Kehoe, however, will be most some officers did. from overseas military bases event, but that’s difficult when remembered for leading the Lanza, 20, who had a history that were given to the town and your sleepy suburban town of response to the Sandy Hook of mental health problems, flown at the police station. 28,000 people was the site of shooting that killed 20 first- killed his mother at their Officers also spent months one of the country’s deadliest graders and six educators and Newtown home before shooting doing paperwork for the investi- school shootings. subsequently calling for bans on his way into the locked school. gation, which state police and The 60-year-old police chief semi-automatic assault The chaos ended when he killed prosecutors took over. reflected on his decades of serv- weapons, like the Bushmaster himself. Kehoe said he first began ice recently with The Associated AR-15 rifle used by gunman There was an overwhelming thinking of retiring in 2011. He Press as he prepared for his Adam Lanza. amount of work to be done after has no immediate plans for how retirement on Wednesday. Kehoe, a married father of two the shooting, Kehoe said. He he’ll spend his time but is con- “One small period of time, one children now in their 30s, was and his 45-officer force worked sidering consulting work. He’ll criminal act is what it is,” Kehoe among the first officers to enter long hours keeping watch over be succeeded by James Viadero, said about the massacre at the school. The Hartford native, the shaken town and trying to a Newtown resident and police Sandy Hook Elementary School who was hired by Newtown restore a sense of security with chief in nearby Middlebury. on Dec. 14, 2012. “Although the police in 1978 and became chief the help of officers from other Kehoe believes the town has magnitude of Sandy Hook is in 2001, speaks only in vague towns. Authorities needed to rebounded well after the shoot- quite important, I would say terms about what he saw in the secure several sites including ing. there were also many other classrooms where the students the Sandy Hook school, all other “It doesn’t define us at all,” he important events and days in my and teachers were killed. local schools, the Lanza house said. “In many ways we’re still AP Photo career.” “It’s hard. It’s really hard. It’s and the victims’ funerals. the same community we were neWtoWn PoLICe ChIeF Michael Kehoe is retiring He rattled off accomplish- unimaginable is the best way to “You can imagine a communi- before, probably closer-knit and Wednesday, after 37 years with the Newtown, Conn., police depart- ments that could be on any term it,” he said. Responding to ty feels very unsafe after an more compassionate. We know ment. He will be best remembered for leading the response to the police officer’s list: busting crim- the school that day was “surre- event like that,” he said. “We that time heals. It may not com- Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on Dec. 14, 2012, that inals, teaching children to avoid al,” he said. wanted to rebuild the safeness pletely heal. But it does heal.” killed 20 children and six educators. California houses largest death row SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) — 10th anniversary of the state’s his drawings for pencils and With executions on hold in last execution is Jan. 17. other supplies. “I do my draw- California and a death penalty Case described San Quentin ings to get through my day,” he appeals process that can take as the “worst place he’s ever said. “I don’t think about tomor- years, many inmates on the been,” and said after 19 years row.” nation’s largest death row say there, he was ready to die. The best behaved inmates at they spend little time worrying “Don’t abolish the death San Quentin are in the North about the lethal injection that penalty, fix it,” he said, sitting Segregation unit, where they get may one day kill them. on an overturned white bucket to spend more time out of their “It’s almost like it’s not even a while typing a letter to his attor- cells than other condemned real punishment for a lot of peo- ney. inmates, Robinson said. ple,” said Charles Crawford at A few cells down, Richard Scott Peterson, among San San Quentin State Prison, Hirschfield, said he, too, would Quentin’s most famous inmates, where the vast majority of the likely die before his execution. was inside a caged outdoor bas- state’s nearly 750 condemned Hirschfield was convicted in ketball court at the unit. He inmates are held. 2012 of kidnapping and mur- turned his back to reporters and Crawford, who has been at dering 18-year-old college declined to be interviewed, say- San Quentin since 2002 for sweethearts and sexually ing he wasn’t interested, “thank killing two people, spoke during assaulting the woman. He is in you.” a rare tour by prison officials of his late 60s and said he is dia- Peterson was convicted of death row and the death cham- betic. killing his wife Laci, who was 8 ber, with its sea green gurney East Block inmates receive a months pregnant with their son, where executions by lethal minimum of 10 hours of recre- and dumping her body in San injection would take place if ation time a week in a yard that Francisco Bay on Christmas Eve AP Photo they resumed. includes heavy bags and basket- 2002. He has maintained his In thIs Photo tAken on Tuesday, a guard stands watch over condemned inmates on death row The tour on Tuesday came as ball courts, San Quentin innocence. at San Quentin State Prison in San Quentin, Calif. With California’s lethal injection protocol in limbo, the the state considers a one-drug spokesman Lt. Sam Robinson Steve Livaditis, 51, another nearly 750 inmates at San Quentin State Prison, the nation’s most populous death row, are more likely execution protocol to replace a said. They can also communi- condemned inmate, shot a bas- to die from natural causes or suicide than execution. The inmates await a final decision on a proposed three-drug method that a feder- cate with neighboring inmates. ketball near Peterson. He plead- one-drug execution method to replace a three-drug method that a federal judge invalidated in 2006 as a al judge invalidated in 2006 as a Hirschfield said he elects to ed guilty to three counts of mur- potentially cruel and unusual punishment. potentially cruel and unusual spend his days in his cell and der in a 1986 robbery at a punishment. keep to himself. He grabbed his Beverly Hills jewelry shop and Voters in 2016 may also get a cell bars and pulled himself up said he accepts his fate. chance to weigh in on competing from his bed, demonstrating one “Whatever the outcome is, I’m Pentagon: Hundreds of U.S. military death penalty measures — one of the exercises he said he does going to assume it’s God’s will,” would scrap capital punish- to try to stay fit. he said. He later added, “I wish I ment, and the other would “It’s enough for an old man,” had not done what I did, but children sexually abused annually speed up executions by provid- he said. there’s no way to go back now.” ing inmates with more appellate Inmates described their lives WASHINGTON (AP) — The chil- stantiated occurrences of child stantiated cases of military lawyers and faster appeals. as monotonous, spent reading dren of service members are vic- sexual abuse reported to the dependents being sexually “By the time they get to me, or watching the news or other tims in hundreds of incidents of Defense Department’s Family abused between fiscal years 2010 I’m going to be dead anyway,” programs on small televisions sexual abuse each year, accord- Advocacy Program, which does and 2014, according to the data. said Charles Case, 75, who that prison officials say must be SAVE ing to data the Defense not track judicial proceedings, Enlisted service members sexual- killed two people at a bar during purchased. Most said they were Department provided exclusively the department said. ly abused children in 840 cases. a robbery. innocent and declined to talk YOUR OLD to The Associated Press. An AP investigation published Family members of the victims Case was alone in a cell about their convictions. The abuse of military depend- in November found more inmates accounted for the second largest behind a mesh door in the Raul Sarinana, 48, makes ents is committed most often by are in military prisons for child category with 332 cases. musty, five-tier East Block, pencil drawings and proudly NEWSPAPERS male enlisted troops, the data sex crimes than for any other Most of the enlisted offenders where most death row inmates displayed a card with a puppy show, followed by family mem- offense. But the military’s opaque were males whose ranks ranged are housed. Many of the cells holding a rose in its mouth FOR bers. justice system keeps the public between E-4 and E-6. In the were dark, their occupants qui- inside a giant heart. The card The figures offer greater insight from knowing the full extent of Marine Corps and Army, for etly lying on their beds. A sign said, “Thinking of You.” RECYCLING into the sexual abuse of children their crimes or how much time example, those troops are corpo- outside Case’s cell indicated his Sarinana and his wife were committed by service members, a they spend behind bars. rals, sergeants and staff ser- “kosher” meal preference. convicted in 2009 of torturing problem of uncertain scale due to Responding to AP’s findings, geants. Officers were involved in Since 1978, California has and murdering their 11-year-old Cleveland a lack of transparency into the three Democratic senators have 49 of the cases. The victims were executed 13 people. More than nephew. military’s legal proceedings. With urged Defense Secretary Ash overwhelmingly female. 90 other inmates have died of He said he made the card for Daily Banner more than 1 million military Carter to lift what they called the Kathy Robertson, manager of natural causes or suicide, another inmate who wanted to dependents, the number of cases military justice system’s “cloak of the Family Advocacy Program, according to prison officials. The send it to family. He exchanges appears statistically small. But secrecy” and make records from said in an emailed response to for a profession that prides itself sex crimes trials readily accessi- questions that the incident rates on honor and discipline, any ble. reflect the U.S. military’s demo- episodes of abuse cast a pall. The senators also raised anoth- graphics. Most of the cases Those numbers fall well-short er concern. Cases involving chil- involve the E-4 and E-6 ranks of a full picture. dren are not included in the because they are the largest Ages of the offenders and vic- Defense Department’s annual number of active-duty personnel tims, locations of the incidents report to Congress on sexual and the largest number of par- and the branch of service that assaults, which focuses primarily ents in the military, she said. received the report of sexual on adult-on-adult incidents, they Duplications in the data indi- abuse were omitted. The Defense said. The senators — Barbara cate as many as 160 additional Department said in a statement Boxer of California, Kirsten cases of sexual abuse could have that “information that could Gillibrand of New York and Mazie occurred during the 2010 to 2014 unintentionally uniquely identify Hirono of Hawaii — told Carter in period, involving a child who was victims was withheld from release a Dec. 8 letter they are concerned victimized multiple times or a to eliminate possible ‘re-victim- the department may be underes- repeat abuser. The figures also ization’ of the innocent.” timating how many sexual account only for cases involving It’s also unclear how many of assaults are occurring in the mil- military dependents, which are the incidents resulted in legal itary. the only child victims the depart- action. The cases represent sub- There were at least 1,584 sub- ment tracks. Site of San Bernardino attack to reopen today SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) enforcement officers whisked sense of stability at an institu- — In the offices of the Inland them away. tion unmoored by violence. Regional Center, Christmas did Amid the investigation and “That’s what I’m hearing from not come. cleanup, the campus has been them: ‘We want to be together Tinsel still festoons cubicles. A locked behind a chain link fence again. We want to be back at small tree with presents sits wrapped in green mesh. Within work,’” said Lavinia Johnson, the undisturbed. A sign-up sheet to that perimeter, in one corner, is center’s executive director. bring in food remains empty of a second fence. Sitting for an interview in a names. It seals the conference center tidy courtyard shaded by two of The staff was still gearing up that San Bernardino County’s the center’s large, red stone for the holidays on Dec. 2, the health department was renting buildings, Johnson and associ- day 14 people were massacred for a holiday luncheon when the ate executive director Kevin Urtz on the center’s gleaming cam- two attackers began their reflected on the reopening. pus. assault. A county restaurant Johnson apologized for tree Few of its 600 employees have inspector targeting his co-work- debris that has collected in the gone to the office since, other ers was joined by his wife in absence of caretakers. Several than a brief visit to gather per- killing 14 and injuring dozens. Japanese maples still clung to sonal belongings a week after the The conference building will the last of their red leaves. terror attack. not reopen Monday, and it’s not The plan for Monday morning On Monday, they return. clear when it might. is, after a welcome and some food While many have continued to For now, the act of reuniting in the lounges, to do what social work, visiting the homes of elsewhere on campus will be a workers and counselors do best autistic children and mentally huge step forward for Inland — sit and talk. disabled adults, they haven’t Regional Center staff. They miss “Just be together again,” been together in the place where the friendly faces, the hallway Johnson said, “share where everything froze once law chit chat. They yearn to renew a they’re at.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 11 Illinois considers allowing recall attempts of Chicago mayor CHICAGO (AP) — The furor desire by some to insert politics ers or the Chicago mayor. over recent Chicago police shoot- into this discussion, but the Nineteen states and the ings has legislators considering mayor’s focus is not on his own District of Columbia allow recalls whether voters should be allowed personal politics,” Emanuel of state and local officials, to recall Mayor Rahm Emanuel spokesman Adam Collins said in according to Joshua Spivak, a or future officials who hold his a statement. “His focus is on tak- recall expert at the Hugh L. post. ing the action necessary to finally Carey Institute for Government Illinois state law currently and fully address an issue that Reform at Wagner College in New addresses only the recall of a has challenged Chicago for York City. governor, a provision voters decades, and reform the system Illinois is included in that approved in 2010 after former and culture of policing in count but is unique in that its Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich was Chicago.” constitution has guidelines for arrested and impeached. Now, Under Ford’s proposal, two the recall of only the governor. state Rep. La Shawn Ford, a city aldermen would have to sign “There’s no jurisdiction I know Chicago Democrat, wants voters an affidavit agreeing with a recall of that have just one guy (open to to also have the power to remove petition and organizers must col- recall),” Spivak said. the mayor of the country’s third- lect more than 88,000 signatures —- largest city. from registered voters in the city. HOW COMMON ARE In light of the unrest in the At least 50 signatures must come RECALLS? city, Ford said, “It’s clearly the from each of 50 wards. Despite the recall limits in right thing to have on the books.” The proposal would pre-empt Illinois law, municipalities can But what about mayors in local law, so it needs approval adopt their own ordinances. Still, other Illinois cities? What about from two-thirds of each chamber it’s a power that’s been rarely state lawmakers? How does of the Illinois Legislature to pass used. Recall efforts are expensive Illinois compare to other states during the session that starts and time-consuming endeavors. when it comes to recalls? Here’s this month. The bill would be The last time one happened in a closer look at those questions effective immediately if signed Illinois was 2010 in Buffalo and the particulars of Ford’s into law, a scenario that can pose Grove, a suburb of Chicago. AP Photo measure. legal questions because it would That’s where voters recalled vil- In thIs MAy 20, 2014, file photo, Illinois Rep. La Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, speaks at the Illinois State —- target someone currently in lage trustee Lisa Stone. Capitol in Springfield, Ill. The furor over recent Chicago police shootings has legislators considering FORD’S RECALL PROPOSAL office, said David Melton, execu- Jennifer Maltas, Buffalo whether voters should be allowed to recall Mayor Rahm Emanuel or future officials who hold his post. Ford introduced his bill on tive director of the Illinois Grove’s deputy village manager, Ford wants voters to have the power to remove the mayor of the country’s third largest city. Dec. 9, the day Emanuel Campaign for Political Reform. said it’s believed to be the only addressed the Chicago City —- recall ever held in the state, and Council and apologized for the WHAT ABOUT OTHER Spivak couldn’t find any other in 2012, becoming the first gov- The recall came after Walker employees of their collective bar- death of Laquan McDonald, a OFFICEHOLDERS? cases. ernor in U.S. history to do so. moved to strip most public gaining rights. black teenager who was shot 16 Ford said in the coming weeks Across the country in 2015, times by a white police officer in he’ll be holding town hall meet- there were at least 434 attempts October 2014. Emanuel’s apolo- ings in his district to get con- to recall local and state office- gy came a couple of weeks after stituents’ thoughts about the bill holders, according to Spivak’s the release of police dashcam and whether it should be research. Of those, only 93 made video that appeared to show expanded to include recall provi- it to a recall vote. McDonald walking away from sions for other officeholders, Only two U.S. governors have officers when he was shot. The including other mayors. He said ever been recalled — North video triggered protests and calls he’s willing to consider also Dakota’s Lynn Frazier in 1921, for Emanuel’s resignation. including lawmakers but said he and California’s Gray Davis in Emanuel has said he won’t didn’t do so initially because leg- 2003. step down. islators don’t wield the same In Wisconsin, Gov. Scott “We understand there’s a authority as statewide officehold- Walker survived a recall election Google helps analyze if rooftop solar panels would bring profit RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The projects installed by SolarCity metering” for homes or business- company that lets you compare Corp. 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The change Google has invested more than have helped stimulate the rapid means rooftop solar customers $1 billion in recent years into growth in turning the sun into will pay more of the costs now solar energy, including $300 mil- electricity. shifted to non-solar customers to lion earlier this year into a fund All but a handful of states have maintain the utility’s transmis- that finances residential rooftop laws allowing what’s called “net sion lines and power generation. More than 300 miners laid off at Walter Resources mine BROOKWOOD, Ala. (AP) — obligations. Cecil Roberts, UMWA presi- More than 300 miners were tem- Financial advisers for the dent, issued a statement about porarily laid off from their jobs at lenders said in court two weeks the judge’s ruling allowing Walter Jim Walter Resources No. 4 mine ago that no entities have shown Energy to reject the collective in Brookwood. interest in buying the company’s bargaining agreement and free- Walter Energy announced the Alabama mines. Walter CEO Walt ing the company from paying latest in a series of layoffs at the Scheller said in court that the retiree health and pension bene- No. 4 and No. 7 mines, once company will likely run out of fits, calling the decision again citing continuing depressed cash by January or February. “extremely disappointing but not market conditions within the The judge also ruled that surprising.” industry, the Tuscaloosa News Walter Energy can pay about $2 “The law is stacked against (http://bit.ly/1MHbmxn) report- million in retention bonuses to workers in American bankruptcy ed. The miners were laid off non-union employees. courts,” he stated. Tuesday. The Hoover-based company that owns Walter Energy has made significant reductions to its “INVEST IN YOUR workforce this year. In July, Walter filed for Chapter 11 bank- ruptcy, which executives said COMMUNITY!” could be converted to Chapter 7 if they can’t find a buyer. Chapter 7 bankruptcy means the company’s Alabama assets would be liquidated and work at the mines would cease. Bankruptcy proceedings are wrapping up after several months of hearings in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Birmingham. Judge Tamara Mitchell ruled Monday that Walter Energy can terminate its collective bargain- ing agreement with the United Mineworkers of America and United Steelworkers and cease paying retiree health benefits to facilitate a sale to the company’s Cleveland Daily Banner senior lenders, who have refused Serving Our Community Since 1854 in negotiations to take on those 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com States divvy up Yellowstone-area grizzly hunt BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — small to withstand much hunt- Fish, Wildlife and Parks Wildlife officials have divvied ing. That’s a particular concern Director Jeff Hagener and up how many grizzly bears given the large numbers of Wyoming Game and Fish could be killed by hunters in bears already dying, including Director Scott Talbott. the Yellowstone region of during surprise run-ins with Montana wildlife activist Wyoming, Montana and Idaho hunters and after livestock Louisa Wilcox says the states’ as the states seek control of a depredations that prompt offi- push for hunting ignores the species shielded from hunting cials to trap and kill problem many bears already dying due for the past 40 years, according bears. to other causes. to documents obtained by the In 2015, at least 59 “You’re not even hunting Associated Press. Yellowstone-area grizzlies were them and you have this ongo- The region’s grizzlies current- believed to have been killed or ing pile-up of dead bears,” ly are under federal protection, trapped and removed by gov- Wilcox said. “Adding a hunt but that could change in com- ernment agencies. That’s the will drive down the population. ing months, turning control most since the animal was It’s exactly the wrong thing to over to the states. A draft agree- given protection under the do.” ment detailing the states’ plans Endangered Species Act in State officials said bear for the animals was obtained by 1975. hunts would be conservative The Associated Press. Despite the deaths, state offi- and need approval from wildlife The agreement puts no limits cials say the grizzly population commissioners following a pub- on grizzly bear hunting outside has recovered from excessive lic comment period. The size of a 19,300-square mile manage- hunting and trapping that each harvest would be on a ment zone centered on exterminated grizzlies across sliding scale. More hunting Yellowstone National Park. most of the U.S. in the early would be possible when the Doug Kelley/The Spokesman-Review via AP, File Inside the zone, which includes 1900s. The officials have population tops 675 bears, and A GRIZZLY BEAR walks through a backcountry campsite in Montana’s Glacier National Park on Aug. wilderness and forest lands increased pressure on U.S. Fish hunting would be largely 3, 2014. Wildlife officials have divvied up how many grizzly bears could be killed by hunters in the adjacent to the park, hunters and Wildlife Director Dan Ashe barred if that figure falls below in Wyoming would get a 58 per- in recent months to revoke the 600 animals. Yellowstone region of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. The move comes as the states seek control of a cent share of the harvest, a animal’s threatened status. “We’re definitely not talking species shielded from hunting for the past 40 years. reflection that it’s home to the Directors of the states’ about a large number. We’re bulk of the region’s bears. wildlife agencies told Ashe in a not talking hundreds or any- Montana would get 34 percent Dec. 4 letter that such a step where near that,” said and Idaho 8 percent. was long overdue. Wyoming Game and Fish 30th arrest: Transit impostor says he needs help The management zone has “It is critically important that spokesman Renny MacKay. NEW YORK (AP) — Darius available for him. joyride that he was diagnosed an estimated 717 bears. There we capitalize on our tremen- A decision on whether pro- McCollum’s addiction isn’t for “We applied for everything, with autism. is no estimate for how many dous progress and momen- tections should be lifted is due booze and pills — it’s for buses sought help everywhere, but Over the years, McCollum has live just outside the area, tum....by proceeding with a in early 2016, according to the and trains. there’s just nothing,” said his been the subject of numerous although biologists say the long overdue delisting” of bears U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The New York transit impostor lawyer, Sally Butler. “This isn’t articles, a play and a documen- number is increasing as grizzly from the threatened species Barring a successful court who first commandeered a train how he should be treated. He tary. A feature film on his life is bears expand into new habitat. list, the directors wrote. It was challenge, it would take at age 15 has been arrested 30 shouldn’t be behind bars.” currently in production. Wildlife advocates say the signed by Idaho Fish and Game approximately a year for such a times over the years for transit- McCollum’s story has become “If there’s one thing that really bear population remains too Director Virgil Moore, Montana rule to go into effect. related crimes. Most recently, he the stuff of New York folklore. drew me in, it is his sacrifice,” was nabbed in November behind He grew up in Queens, near said filmmaker Adam Irving, who the wheel of a Greyhound bus the 179th Street subway station, produced the documentary “Off 104-year-old veteran rings in the new year that officials say he had stolen and would go there after school; the Rails.” ‘’I don’t know anyone from a depot in New Jersey. conductors and other train oper- that would give up 20 years in OPELIKA, Ala. (AP) — One Williams said. “I appreciate life got.’ Life is funny sometimes. Now McCollum, who is 50 and ators got to know him. prison to do something that most Alabama man is reflecting on a from the first day I was born. Time tells you what life is like. has been diagnosed with autism He says he soaked up informa- New Yorkers would find extreme- lifetime this new year in an area I’ve had a lot of help along the Some years you’re going to be spectrum disorder, is worried tion, including memorizing the ly mundane. Collecting a subway he’s called home for more than a way.” poor, some days you’re going to what will happen to him next. He subway map by age 8, but he fare? Driving a bus route?” century. Williams has served as a U.S. be up. If you’ll be nice, it’ll fol- says the obsession that’s put never quite understood the Eric Robinson of The Gotham These days, the 104-year-old Army medic nearing the end of low you.” him behind bars for half his social rules, a hallmark of his Group, one of the producers of Rodger Williams is still energetic World War II, working a 10-year These days, Williams said he adult life is out of his control. then-undiagnosed disorder. the feature film, said as the father of nine touts the stint in a Chicago steel mill and enjoys spending his days But instead of more jail time, he At 15, he managed to drive an McCollum’s story is a “poignant duration of his residency in Lee farmer on more than 100 acres. watching television, admiring says, he needs help. E train from 34th Street — his treatise on a lot of what’s going County and his accomplished life. He retired in 1977 after working photos of his children and “I can’t seem to get myself out favorite subway station — six on in our society today about He is entering the new year with as a custodian at Auburn grandchildren and eating corn- of this on my own,” he said in an stops to the World Trade Center mental health.” an extra buzz after celebrating University for 17 years. bread, collard greens and sweet interview with The Associated without any passengers noticing. In the interview, on a recent his recent birthday with friends Born in Waverly in 1911, potatoes. Press at Rikers Island jail. “But It started the cycle he’s been in rainy day, McCollum sat in a and family, including a birthday Williams said he has learned Williams’ daughter, Jenese what am I supposed to do? for years. front-row pew in the chapel at card from President Barack many life lessons in his 100- Tyner, said her father is an There’s no AA for buses or He’s posed as a transit worker, Rikers. He is wearing a beige Obama, the Opelika-Auburn plus years. inspiration to her. trains.” collected fares, fixed broken uniform and his beard is gray- News (http://bit.ly/1R3jKO0) “It don’t cost no one nothing “He’s showed me how to If he were a drug user, there’d tracks, operated New York City ing. He is calm and well-spoken. reported. more to be nice in life than to be work, to be consistent and go to be substance abuse treatment. If subway trains and regional rail “I’m too functional in some For Williams, life is good. mean,” he said. “I tell young work every day,” she said. “He he were violent, there’d be an lines and driven commuter ways,” he said. “I can cook. I can “The Lord has took care of me folks: ‘You don’t have to have taught me to have something anger-management class. Even buses. It wasn’t until after his clean. I can take care of myself. I all these years. Time takes care everything that you want. You out of life. That’s how he if he had been accused of a sex 2010 arrest for taking a can get a job. No one knows what of you, that’s what I think,” can make out with what you’ve inspires me.” crime, there would be therapy Trailways bus on a cross-state to do with me.”

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Volunteers head into offseason with high hopes (AP) — Tennessee certainly finished off the winning four of their last five games in 2014 2007. They’re ready to take an even bigger step season in style. and beating Iowa in the TaxSlayer Bowl. They forward next season. If the Volunteers start next season as well as fell out of the poll by showing an early season The Vols must replace the starting safety they closed their last two, they’ll really be inability to preserve leads. duo of Brian Randolph and LaDarrell McNeil, ready to make a move up the college football Tennessee led in each of its four defeats and but they’ll have plenty of experience every- ladder. was up at least two touchdowns in losses to where else. Tennessee’s only senior starters in Tennessee ended the season with its first Oklahoma, Florida and Arkansas. But just the Outback Bowl were Randolph, McNeil, six-game winning streak since 2003. The Vols when the season appeared ready to spiral out offensive tackle Kyler Kerbyson, wide receiver (9-4) started just five seniors Friday in their of control, Tennessee regrouped. Von Pearson and defensive tackle Owen 45-6 Outback Bowl rout of No. 12 The Vols were 2-3 before erasing a 21-point Williams. Northwestern. The streak and postseason win deficit in a 38-31 victory over Georgia. They fol- The offense next season will have one of the gives them reason to believe they can enter the lowed that game with a 19-14 setback at SEC’s most experienced quarterbacks in 2016 season as legitimate Southeastern Alabama in which they led the Crimson Tide in Dobbs and an all-SEC candidate running back Conference title contenders. the fourth quarter, but they wouldn’t lose in Jalen Hurd, the Outback Bowl MVP. Derek “The sky’s the limit,” quarterback Joshua again. Barnett will be back on defense after recording Dobbs said. “This football team defines resolve,” 10 sacks each of the last two seasons. Tennessee’s chances of contending for a Tennessee coach Butch Jones said. “There If they can avoid a repeat of this season’s conference championship could depend on if it were a lot of individuals that wanted to bury early struggles, the Vols could have more rea- AP photo does a better job of handling heightened expec- us. ... Actually, the adversity brought us closer son to celebrate next January. Tennessee quArTerbAck Joshua Dobbs (11) throws a pass tations. That proved to be a stumbling block at and closer together, united us.” “They can be back in Tampa again,” as offensive lineman Dylan Wiesman (71) blocks Northwestern times in 2015. Tennessee’s most lopsided bowl victory in Kerbyson said. “The (College Football Playoff defensive lineman Jordan Thompson (95) in the third quarter of the The Vols opened this season ranked 25th — school history could allow the Vols to finish the championship game) is in Tampa. I believe in Outback Bowl, in Tampa, Fla. their first Top 25 ranking since 2012 — after season in the Top 25 for the first time since them 100 percent, that they can do it.”

Tennessee secures No. 1 pick with loss Colts use backup plan to salvage win over Titans in season finale INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Chuck ond half with a 23-yard inter- Indy could have made the and then to pull off, I don’t know Pagano’s backup plan worked. ception return to give the Colts a playoffs with a Houston loss — if this has ever happened before But the Colts didn’t get the help season-closing 30-24 victory and if seven other games fell in the history of the National they needed and failed to make over Tennessee. exactly the right way. Football League, where you the playoffs. The Colts won a game to avoid Instead, the Texans’ 30-6 vic- bring in two guys off the street Recently signed quarterbacks their first losing season since tory over Jacksonville ended and basically get three days to Josh Freeman and Ryan Lindley 2011. They just didn’t get that hope and perhaps Pagano’s prepare these guys and go win a each threw one touchdown pass enough help to make the play- tenure in Indy. football game,” Pagano said. in the first half Sunday, and offs and now they’ll wait to find “To sit there and go 5-3 with The past two weeks might be Jerrell Freeman opened the sec- out their coach’s fate. Matt Hasselbeck at quarterback the most creative coaching AP photo Pagano has done in his four- new OrleAns sAinTs defensive end Cameron Jordan, right, year tenure. sacks Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan during the second half Indy (8-8) needed two wins to Sunday, in Atlanta. stay in the playoff hunt and managed to get both despite using four different quarter- backs including two, Freeman Forbath’s FG on and Lindley, who were signed Tuesday after spending the whole season out of the NFL. final play sends So the coaching staff split the workload. They asked Freeman, a former first-round pick, to Saints by Falcons learn the regular offense and Lindley to figure out the two- ATLANTA (AP) — Jamarca coach Dan Quinn a winning minute drill. Sanford’s first interception in five record. The Saints (7-9) avoided Together, they made it work. years helped the Saints sweep the giving Payton his first 10-loss Freeman was 15 of 28 with Falcons again. season. 149 yards, one TD and one Sanford picked off Matt Ryan’s Drew Brees threw for 323 interception. Lindley was 6 of 10 pass at the Atlanta 25 with less yards, including a touchdown with 58 yards and threw an 18- than two minutes remaining to pass to Ben Watson. It was his yard TD pass with the 13 sec- set up Kai Forbath’s 30-yard field 96th 300-yard passing game, the onds left in the first half to give goal as time expired, giving the most in NFL history. He finished the Colts a 20-14 lead. New Orleans Saints a 20-17 win the season with 4,870 passing But with Pagano’s contract over the Atlanta Falcons on yards, his NFL-record sixth con- set to expire, this not just anoth- Sunday. secutive season with at least er game. Sanford cut in front of Devonta 4,500 yards. Brees has seven One fan held a sign that read Freeman with 1:47 remaining for career 4,500-yard passing sea- “Chuckstrong,” a phrase that his first interception since 2011 sons, the most in NFL history. was used during Pagano’s battle with the Vikings. Sanford said There has been speculation with leukemia in 2012. Another defensive back coach Wesley this could be the end of the fan used blue face paint to write McGriff had him prepared for Payton-Drew Brees era in New the words “Chuck Stay” on his plays the Falcons like to run in Orleans. The Saints had their forehead. their two-minute offense. second straight losing record When the game ended, sever- “I picked up on the angle route under Payton. al players hugged Pagano on the with the tailback,” Sanford said. Payton said he will meet with sideline. Pagano then jogged to “I got the formation. ... I knew his players on Monday. His the tunnel, pointing to the they were running the angle postgame news conference grew crowd and tapping his chest route. It was a good job of coach testy when asked about his several times. putting me in the right place.” future with the team. Pagano, who is 41-23 and has Ryan said “it got muddied “We’ve got to evaluate the ros- made three playoff appearances, inside and I didn’t see (Sanford) ter,” Payton said. “We’ve got a lot is expected to meet with team coming on the left side.” of things we’ve got to do. If I feel owner Jim Irsay on Monday. Ryan called the pass “a bad the need to get you an itinerary, I “Hell yeah we want (Chuck) decision on my part and a disap- will.” back,” safety Mike Adams said. pointing way to end the season.” Payton ended his postgame “Given the circumstances, and The Saints completed their news conference when asked a how we fought, the way we came sixth sweep of the season series follow-up question. AP photo out, (Chuck) should be back.” with the Falcons in 10 years Brees has one more season on Tennessee TiTAns running bAck David Cobb (23) scores a touchdown against the under coach Sean Payton. Payton his contract, which counts about Indianapolis Colts in the first half Sunday, in Indianapolis. is 15-5 against Atlanta. $30 million against the 2016 See TITANS, Page 15 The loss denied the Falcons (8- 8) their chance to give first-year See FORBATH, Page 15 Manning, Broncos earn top seed in AFC with win over Chargers DENVER (AP) — The top seed in the arm was hit by a linebacker on the other, tive time, staving off the Kansas City “It wasn’t like he was stinking it up out AFC playoffs belongs to Denver, along and his day was done after a fumble by Chiefs, whose 23-17 win over Oakland there,” Rivers said. “But not surprised in with a quarterback quandary. C.J. Anderson on the second play after would have sent the Broncos (12-4) tum- the sense that you have a guy that hasn’t Peyton Manning’s stint as a backup halftime. bling into the wild-card round with a loss been a backup in a game since ‘94 and is didn’t last very long. He replaced Brock None of that was his fault, but the to San Diego. one of the best of all time.” Osweiler in the third quarter Sunday and Broncos needed a spark and Manning The Chargers (4-12) wrapped up what Manning was healthy enough to suit led the Broncos to a 27-20 win over San provided it. might have been their final season repre- up for the first time in seven weeks. Diego. “I don’t think Brock did anything senting San Diego as ownership tries to Previously, in street clothes he’d watched Coach Gary Kubiak said he played a wrong,” Kubiak said. “I know we had the move the team to L.A. his longtime understudy either from the hunch, but he refused to reveal who will turnovers, but a couple of them he had Manning’s last scoring drive lasted one sideline or on TV while dealing with an be his starter in the playoffs — or even nothing to do with. But just my gut told play: a 23-yard run by Ronnie Hillman injured left foot. This was Manning’s first acknowledge he has quite the puzzle at me to turn it over to him and let him lead after emergency safety Shiloh Keo, who game serving as a backup since his the position. the football team. I’m just very proud of surrendered Antonio Gates’ go-ahead TD freshman year at Tennessee when he Osweiler threw for 232 yards, includ- him. He’s worked really hard to stay in the third quarter, picked off Philip replaced an injured Todd Helton against ing a 72-yard TD pass to Demaryius there for us and it couldn’t be a bigger Rivers’ errant pass with just under five Mississippi State on Sept. 24, 1994. Thomas on the game’s second play. But day to be there for us.” minutes remaining. Because he didn’t start, Manning he was victimized by five turnovers, Manning led Denver to 20 points in 1 Keo was in because starter Darian didn’t break the tie he holds with Brett including two interceptions that weren’t 1/2 quarters despite going just 5 of 9 for Stewart aggravated a pulled hamstring, Favre for most regular-season wins, 186. his fault, and a fumble by Emmanuel 69 yards. one of two big injuries for Denver. The Manning led the Broncos to 10 quick AP photo Sanders at the 10-yard line after a 46- “It was tough on the emotions,” Broncos also lost Pro Bowl pass rusher points and a 17-12 lead, but the league’s brOncOs quarterback yard reception. Osweiler said. “But winning the AFC DeMarcus Ware to a knee injury. best defense frittered it away when Tyrell Peyton Manning hands the ball One of Osweiler’s interceptions went West is what it’s all about.” Rivers, for one, was surprised to see off against the San Diego off receiver Jordan Norwood’s hands. His Denver did that for the fifth consecu- Osweiler get the hook. See BRONCOS, Page 15 Chargers Sunday, in Denver. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD Bears win Brawl in the Hall From STAFF REPORTS first-period pins to win the 113- the finals Best Match Award. BRISTOL — The Bradley pound championship. Edward Elkins took the runner- Central wrestlers returned to Ryan McElhaney earned the up spot at 170 with Brett Brown Cleveland with the championship championship medal at 120 earning the second-place medal trophy after winning the Brawl in pounds. McElhaney had four at 195. the Hall tournament last week- pins in the tournament with Three Bears finished the tour- end at Tennessee High School, in three coming in the first period. nament in third with Bryson Bristol. Knox Fuller took the top spot Bishop earning his medal at 106 The Bears closed out the tour- at 138 with four first-quarter pounds and Henley Headrick nament with 311 points to best pins and five pins overall. taking third place at 160. Virginia 3A runner-up Cave Donnie Beyer won first place at Two Bears came home with Springs in the championship 152 and was voted Most fifth-place finishes. D.J. Gibson match. Outstanding Wrestler of the tour- and D.J. Adams stood on the Host Tennessee High finished nament. podium at 220 and 295 pounds third with 232 points followed by Joshua LaCoe placed second respectively. Greeneville with 207 and Virginia at 126 while and Austin Kevin Gentry helped the Bears High with 97. Matthews finished second at to the championship trophy com- The Bears boasted four cham- 145. Matthews also received ing through with a seventh-place pions, with T.J. Hicks scoring five accolades from the coaches with finish at 182 pounds.

saturday’s Games Chattanooga 84, The Citadel 78 on AIr Mercer 69, Samford 50 HoCKeY ETSU 82, W. Carolina 66 sports on tV Furman 85, VMI 57 national Hockey league All times eastern Wofford 87, UNC Greensboro 76 eAstern ConFerenCe monday, Jan. 4 sunday’s Game Atlantic Division ColleGe BAsKetBAll No games scheduled GP Wlot Pts GF GA 7 p.m. monday’s Games Florida 39 23 12 4 50 106 85 esPn — North Carolina at Florida St. ETSU at NC Central, 8 p.m. Montreal 40 22 15 3 47 116 99 esPn2 — West Virginia at TCU Detroit 39 19 13 7 45 100 106 9 p.m. Boston 37 20 13 4 44 116 102 esPn — Oklahoma at Kansas Tampa Bay 39 19 16 4 42 100 95 esPn2 — Virginia at Virginia Tech Ottawa 39 18 15 6 42 111 118 esPnU — Alcorn St. at Texas Southern FootBAll Toronto 37 15 15 7 37 99 103 AP Photo nBA BAsKetBAll Buffalo 39 15 20 4 34 91 105 AtlAntA’s Kent BAzemore looks to pass as New York Knicks center Robin Lopez falls to the 7:30 p.m. national Football league metropolitan Division nBA — Indiana at Miami All times est GP Wlot Pts GF GA floor in the first half Sunday, in New York. 10 p.m. AmerICAn ConFerenCe Washington 38 28 7359 121 83 nBA — Memphis at Portland east N.Y. Islanders 40 22 13 5 49 113 99 nHl HoCKeY WltPct PF PA N.Y. Rangers 39 21 14 4 46 112 103 9 p.m. y-New England 12 40.750 465 315 New Jersey 39 20 14 5 45 93 94 nBCsn — Los Angeles at Colorado N.Y. Jets 10 60.625 387 314 Pittsburgh 38 19 15 4 42 91 93 Women's ColleGe BAsKetBAll Buffalo 880.500 379 359 Carolina 39 16 17 6 38 92 110 7 p.m. Miami 6 10 0 .375 310 389 Philadelphia 37 15 15 7 37 79 102 seC — Tennessee at Missouri south Columbus 40 15 22 3 33 103 127 Afflalo scores 38 as 8 p.m. W ltPct PF PA Western ConFerenCe Btn — Rutgers at Iowa y-Houston 970.563 339 313 Central Division Indianapolis 880.500 333 408 GP Wlot Pts GF GA Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 376 448 Dallas 41 28 9460 144 107 Tennessee 3 13 0 .188 299 423 Chicago 40 23 13 4 50 111 97 north St. Louis 41 23 14 4 50 101 100 on tAP WltPct PF PA Minnesota 38 20 11 7 47 101 90 y-Cincinnati 12 40.750 419 279 Nashville 39 19 13 7 45 103 102 Knicks beat Hawks monday, Jan. 4 x-Pittsburgh 10 60.625 423 319 Colorado 39 18 18 3 39 109 110 BAsKetBAll Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 328 401 Winnipeg 39 18 19 2 38 104 114 Lee University at University of West Alabama, 6:30 Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 278 432 Pacific Division NEW YORK (AP) — Arron franchise-worst fourth quarter in Wizards. tuesday, Jan. 5 West GP Wlot Pts GF GA BAsKetBAll W ltPct PF PA Los Angeles 38 25 11 2 52 104 83 Afflalo went right from in a slump a loss at Chicago on Friday. With just nine healthy players, Bradley Central at Cumberland County y-Denver 12 40.750 355 296 Arizona 38 18 16 4 40 107 122 to in the zone. “Credit to New York, they Washington was outscored in the Learning Tree, CAYA at Cleveland Christian, 5, 6 x-Kansas City 11 50.688 405 287 Anaheim 38 16 15 7 39 73 90 BoWlInG Oakland 790.438 359 399 Vancouver 39 15 15 9 39 95 110 Afflalo made his first seven 3- played well as a group,” Hawks second quarter 25-7. The McCallie /GPS at Walker Valley, 4 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 320 398 San Jose 37 18 17 2 38 101 106 WRESTLING nAtIonAl ConFerenCe Calgary 38 18 18 2 38 101 121 point attempts and scored a sea- coach Mike Budenholzer said. Wizards missed 20 of their 22 Ooltewah at Walker Valley, 7 east Edmonton 40 16 21 3 35 101 122 son-high 38 points to lead the “Obviously Arron Afflalo had a field goal attempts as the Heat Wednesday, Jan. 6 WltPct PF PA NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. BAsKetBAll y-Washington 970.563 388 379 saturday’s Games New York Knicks to a 111-97 vic- very good individual game. It just took a 50-31 halftime lead. Baylor at Walker Valley, 6 Philadelphia 790.438 377 430 Edmonton 4, Arizona 3, SO BoWlInG N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 420 442 Tampa Bay 3, Minnesota 2, SO tory over the Atlanta Hawks on wasn’t one of our better days. I John Wall, who led District 5 tournament Dallas 4 12 0 .250 275 374 Columbus 5, Washington 4, SO Sunday. thought the effort was pretty Washington with 14 points, hit at rhea County south Detroit 4, Buffalo 3 Bradley Central, Walker Valley participating WltPct PF PA Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 1 Afflalo was 14 for 17 from the good, our guys tried.” just six of his 21 field goal thursday, Jan. 7 y-Carolina 15 10.938 500 308 Toronto 4, St. Louis 1 BAsKetBAll Atlanta 880.500 339 345 Florida 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 field and finished 7 for 8 from Paul Millsap scored 19 points attempts. Cleveland State at Wallace State-Hanceville (Men), 3 New Orleans 790.438 408 476 New Jersey 3, Dallas 2, OT behind the arc in nearing his and Kent Bazemore had 18 for The Wizards shot just 34.1 Dogwood at Cleveland Christian, 6 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 342 417 Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 WrestlInG north Nashville 2, Carolina 1, OT career best of 43 points. the Hawks. Al Horford and percent and their 75 points were Cleveland at Bradley Central, 7 WltPct PF PA Calgary 4, Colorado 0 Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 7 y-Minnesota 11 50.688 365 302 Winnipeg 4, San Jose 1 “To shoot the ball the way he Korver both scored 13. a season low. Miami allowed its Friday, Jan. 8 x-Green Bay 10 60.625 368 323 sunday’s Games did and chase Kyle Korver defen- The teams meet again Tuesday fewest points of the season. BAsKetBAll Detroit 790.438 358 400 N.Y. Islanders 6, Dallas 5 Cleveland at Ooltewah, 6 Chicago 6 10 0 .375 335 397 Florida 2, Minnesota 1 sively, which is about as hard of in Atlanta. TRAIL BLAZERS 112, Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 6 West Chicago 3, Ottawa 0 a job as you can have defensively “We just didn’t have our game saturday, Jan. 9 W ltPct PF PA Anaheim 4, Winnipeg 1 NUGGETS 106 BAsKetBAll y-Arizona 13 30.813 489 313 monday’s Games as a guard in the NBA, was very today and New York is part of the Cleveland at Model, Ga., 6 x-Seattle 10 60.625 423 277 Detroit at New Jersey, 7 p.m. DENVER (AP) — CJ McCollum Bradley Central at Stone Memorial, 7 St. Louis 790.438 280 330 Ottawa at St. Louis, 8 p.m. impressive,” Knicks coach Derek reason we didn’t have our game,” Delta State University at Lee University, 2 San Francisco 5 11 0 .313 238 387 Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. had 25 points and seven assists, WrestlInG x-clinched playoff spot Fisher said. Budenholzer said. “We have them Carolina at Edmonton, 9 p.m. leading the Trail Blazers to a vic- soddy Daisy Invitational y-clinched division Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. The Knicks improved to 8-2 again on Tuesday. We’ll have to Cleveland Participating, TBA sunday’s Games tuesday’s Games tory over the Nuggets. Walker Valley Duals, TBA Houston 30, Jacksonville 6 Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. when Afflalo scores 15 or more prepare, think about what it sunday, Jan. 10 Washington 34, Dallas 23 Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Gerald Henderson scored 19 BAsKetBAll Detroit 24, Chicago 20 points. takes to execute better on both Dallas at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. points and Al-Farouq Aminu had Cleveland State at Martin Methodist College JV (Women), 3 Buffalo 22, N.Y. Jets 17 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. “To be honest, I play 30-plus ends and we’ll do that before Miami 20, New England 10 Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. 14 for Portland, which has won New Orleans 20, Atlanta 17 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. minutes,” Afflalo said. “If you’re Tuesday.” Cincinnati 24, Baltimore 16 Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. going to have a player out there four of its last five. Pittsburgh 28, Cleveland 12 Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. BULLS 115, RAPTORS 113 BAsKetBAll Indianapolis 30, Tennessee 24 that long, he has to be effective. Danilo Gallinari led the Philadelphia 35, N.Y. Giants 30 TORONTO (AP) — Jimmy Nuggets with 29 points in his national Basketball Association San Francisco 19, St. Louis 16, OT The way we have things struc- eAstern ConFerenCe Denver 27, San Diego 20 Butler broke Michael Jordan’s second game back from a Atlantic Division tured offensively, I do think it’s Seattle 36, Arizona 6 loCAl notes team record for points in a half, WlPct GB Kansas City 23, Oakland 17 important that as I do get more sprained left ankle. Denver has Toronto 21 14 .600 — Carolina 38, Tampa Bay 10 BAseBAll scoring 40 of his 42 after the lost six straight, two off its sea- Boston 18 15 .545 2 Minnesota 20, Green Bay 13 involved and engaged in the New York 16 19 .457 5 BAseBAll InstrUCtIon Cleveland State Community College assistant base- break to lead the Chicago Bulls son high. Brooklyn 10 23 .303 10 nFl Playoff Glance game, it gives us a better chance Philadelphia 3 33 .083 18½ ball coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruc- over the Toronto Raptors 115- Wild-card Playoffs tion and lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons to win.” LAKERS 97, SUNS 77 southeast Division saturday, Jan. 9 113 on Sunday. WlPct GB will be offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, Kansas City (11-5) at Houston (9-7), 4:35 p.m. (ABC/ESPN) catching, infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times After shooting a combined 20 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lou Miami 20 13 .606 — Pittsburgh (10-6) at Cincinnati (12-4), 8:15 p.m. (CBS) Jordan had 39, also in the sec- Atlanta 21 14 .600 — and pricing, contact coach Foster at (317)650-1064 or for 63 from the field in his previ- Williams scored a season-high 30 email [email protected]. Orlando 19 15 .559 1½ sunday, Jan. 10 ond half, in a game against Charlotte 17 16 .515 3 HIttInG/PItCHInG CAmP ous six games, Afflalo hopes he’s points, and the Lakers sent Seattle (10-6) at Minnesota (11-6), 1 p.m. (NBC) The 2016 Walker Valley High School Hitting & Milwaukee in 1989. Butler shot Washington 15 17 .469 4½ Green Bay (10-6) at Washington (9-7), 4:30 p.m. (FOX) broken his shooting slump for Phoenix to its ninth straight loss. Central Division Pitching Camp will take place at the WVHS Hitting Facility on Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31 and Feb. 7 Registration will be held 14 of 19 in the final two quarters WlPct GB Divisional Playoffs the long haul. The Lakers, coming off victo- Cleveland 22 9 .710 — Jan. 3, 2016. The cost for the camp is $100 per camp or after a 1-for-4 start in the Bulls’ saturday, Jan. 16 $150 for both. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt. “I want to play well and I want ries over Boston and Chicago 20 12 .625 2½ Cincinnati, Houston or Kansas City at New England (12-4), Indiana 19 14 .576 4 For more information, contact Mike Turner at 595-2640 or fourth straight win. 4:35 (CBS) Joe Shamblin at 364-6951. to play well consistently,” Afflalo Philadelphia, have won three in a Detroit 18 16 .529 5½ Minnesota, Washington or Green Bay at Arizona (13-3), Pau Gasol had his 17th dou- BAsKetBAll said. “For me, consistency is row for the first time since Feb. Milwaukee 14 21 .400 10 8:15 p.m. (NBC) ble-double of the season with 19 Western ConFerenCe sunday, Jan. 17 KIlBY InDIVIDUAl InstrUCtIon more important than great 22-27. Rookie Larry Nance Jr. southwest Division Seattle, Green Bay or Washington at Carolina (15-1), 1:05 Individual basketball instruction for male and female points and 13 rebounds as WlPct GB p.m. (FOX) elementary, middle school, high school and post gradu- games and very bad games. The had 15 points and tied a season San Antonio 29 6 .829 — Pittsburgh, Kansas City or Houston at Denver (12-4), 4:30 ate athletes is being offered by former Junior College Chicago beat Toronto for the sec- Dallas 19 15 .559 9½ p.m. (CBS) and Universtiy coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 more I can be counted on night high with his second straight 14- Memphis 18 17 .514 11 years of head coaching experience as well as 30 years in and out, the better it is for the ond time in a week and a seventh rebound game. Houston 16 19 .457 13 Conference Championships experience in junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I consecutive time overall. New Orleans 11 22 .333 17 sunday, Jan. 24 basketball. For more information, contact Coach Kilby at team.” Kobe Bryant sat out his second northwest Division AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) (423)596-2515. Robin Lopez finished with 16 DeMar DeRozan led the way straight game because of a sore W l Pct GB NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) FIsHInG for the Raptors with 24 points. Oklahoma City 24 10 .706 — CleVelAnD BAssmAsters points and 11 rebounds for the right shoulder. Utah 15 17 .469 8 Pro Bowl The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday Portland 15 21 .417 10 sunday, Jan. 31 of each month at South Cleveland United Methodist Knicks. Kristaps Porzingis added HEAT 97, WIZARDS 75 Brandon Knight had 25 points, Minnesota 12 22 .353 12 At Honolulu Church at 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes WASHINGTON (AP) — Chris Denver 12 23 .343 12½ Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 7 p.m. (ESPN) boaters and non-boaters and are associated with FLW. 14 points. nine assists and three rebounds Pacific Division super Bowl The club fishes and holds tournament on Chickamauga New York jumped to an 11-2 Bosh scored 23 points, Goran for the Suns, who shot 36 per- WlPct GB sunday, Feb. 7 Lake, Nickajack Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, Golden State 31 2 .939 — At santa Clara, Calif. Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters are advantage and led most of the Dragic had 18 and the Heat dom- cent from the field and trailed by L.A. Clippers 22 13 .629 10 TBD, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) $35 quarterly. Other fees include $35 FLW joining fee, $8 inated the undermanned Sacramento 13 20 .394 18 insurance, $20 per year for biggest largemouth or small- way in bouncing back from its as many as 38 points. Phoenix 12 25 .324 21 nCAA mouth bass and $15 for tournament largemouth or small- L.A. Lakers 8 27 .229 24 2015-16 Bowl Glance mouth prize. For more information, contact Dewayne sunday’s Games Lowe at 423-715-5772. Chicago 115, Toronto 113 Friday, Jan. 1 New York 111, Atlanta 97 outback Bowl Serena skips Hopman opener with injury Miami 97, Washington 75 tampa, Fla. Portland 112, Denver 106 tennessee 45, northwestern 6 L.A. Lakers 97, Phoenix 77 Citrus Bowl trAnsACtIons PERTH, Australia (AP) — After winning the Australian match since September, setting monday’s Games orlando, Fla. Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Michigan 41, Florida 7 sunday’s sports transactions Serena Williams withdrew from Open, French Open and up a second-round match Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. BAsKetBAll her opening match at the Wimbledon titles in 2015, against No. 2-ranked Simona Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Fiesta Bowl nBA Development league Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Glendale, Ariz. RIO GRANDE VALLEY VIPERS — Acquired G Matt Carlino Hopman Cup on Monday Williams narrowly missed com- Halep. Orlando at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Ohio State 44, Notre Dame 28 from the available player pool. San Antonio at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. rose Bowl FootBAll because of inflammation in her pleting a season Grand Slam In other women’s singles, No. Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Pasadena, Calif. national Football league left knee, an early setback in her when she lost to Roberta Vinci 6-seeded Carla Suarez Navarro Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Stanford 45, Iowa 16 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Fired general manager Ray Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. sugar Bowl Farmer and coach Mike Pettine. preparations for an Australian in the semifinals of the U.S. advanced to a second-round Charlotte at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. new orleans KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Released OT Reid Fragel from tuesday’s Games Mississippi 48, Oklahoma State 20 the practice squad. Open title defense. Open. match with local favorite Sam Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed WR Rishard Matthews on The top-ranked Williams For the 20-year-old Duval, Stosur, the former U.S. Open New York at Atlanta, 8 p.m. saturday, Jan. 2 injured reserve. Signed LB Mike Hull from the practice Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. taxslayer Bowl squad. practiced ahead of her sched- who returned to tennis in champion who recovered from Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Signed RB Toben Opurum nCAA Georgia 24, Penn State 17 from the practice squad. uled season-opener against August after overcoming early service breaks in each set soUtHeAstern ConFerenCe liberty Bowl PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Placed NT Bennie Logan on Elina Svitolina of Ukraine in the Hodgkin’s lymphoma, filling in to beat Slovakian qualifier Jana Conference All Games memphis, tenn. injured reserve. Signed CB Randall Evans from the practice WlPCt WlPCt Arkansas 45, Kansas State 23 squad. international mixed-team com- for Williams was a great oppor- Cepelova 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Kentucky 101.000 12 1 .923 Alamo Bowl SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Fired coach Jim Tomsula. Texas A&M 101.000 11 2 .846 san Antonio Placed LB Michael Wilhoite on injured reserve. petition at Perth Arena, but tunity. Also advancing in Brisbane Florida 101.000 94.692 TCU 47, Oregon 41, 3OT HoCKeY withdrew from the match and “I was kind of nervous were with No. 7 Belinda Bencic, LSU 101.000 85.615 Cactus Bowl national Hockey league Auburn 101.000 75.583 Phoenix CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled F Brock McGinn was replaced by Vicky Duval. because I was filling in big who beat Sara Errani 6-1, 6-2, South Carolina 00.000 13 0 1.000 West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 from Charlotte (AHL). Alabama 00.000 93.750 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Acquired F Richard Panik Duval lost 6-4, 6-1 to shoes. But I had a really fun and Vinci, who overcame former Mississippi St. 00.000 75.583 monday, Jan. 11 from Toronto for F Jeremy Morin. Loaned D David Rundblad Svitolina and Alexandr time today,” Duval said. “I have No. 1-ranked Jelena Jankovic 3- Missouri 00.000 76.538 College Football Championship Game to ZSC Lions (National League A-Switzerland). Mississippi 01.000 10 3 .769 Glendale, Ariz. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Assigned F Jonathan Drouin to Dolgopolov beat Jack Sock 6-4, a whole new outlook on life. I’m 6, 6-2, 6-4. Georgia 01.000 74.636 Clemson (14-0) vs. Alabama (13-1), 8:30 p.m. (ESPN) Syracuse (AHL). 6-2 to clinch the best-of-three just really grateful to be back At the ASB Classic in Vanderbilt 01.000 85.615 saturday, Jan. 23 American Hockey league Tennessee 01.000 76.538 east-West shrine Classic AHL — Suspended Torontto LW Richard Clune one game. Group A match for Ukraine and do what I love.” Auckland, New Zealand, fourth- Arkansas 01.000 67.462 At st. Petersburg, Fla. BAKERSFIELD CONDORS — Assigned G Ty Rimmer to saturday’s Games East vs. West, 4 p.m. (NFLN) Norfolk (ECHL). before the U.S. pair won the Andy Murray had a 6-2, 6-2 seeded Svetlana Kuznetsova Auburn 83, tennessee 77 nFlPA Collegiate Bowl LAKE ERIE MONSTERS — Recalled F Peter Quenneville mixed doubles 6-2, 6-3. win over Kenny De Schepper to progressed to the second round, Alabama 68, Norfolk St. 49 At Carson, Calif. from Cincinnati (ECHL). Missouri 81, Savannah St. 50 National vs. American, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) TORONTO MARLIES — Assigned G Rob Madore to Williams said she expected to give Britain a 1-0 lead over leading 6-2, 1-1 when Mona Texas A&M 92, Arkansas 69 saturday, Jan. 30 Orlando (ECHL). South Carolina 86, Memphis 76 senior Bowl eCHl be able to join Sock in the U.S. France in the night match. Barthel of Germany retired from Kentucky 83, Mississippi 61 At mobile, Ala. ECHL — Suspended Tulsa F Mathieu Gagnon eight games, team to play the Australia Gold At the Brisbane International, their first-round match because Florida 77, Georgia 63 North vs. South, 2:30 p.m. (NFLN) Rapid City D Garrett Clarke and D Jonathan Narbonne five LSU 90, Vanderbilt 82 FCs Playoff Glance games, Tulsa G Kevin Carr three games and Tulsa F team on Tuesday. 2015 finalist Grigor Dimitrov of a stomach ailment. sunday’s Games Quarterfinals Emerson Clark one game. No games scheduled Friday, Dec. 11 IDAHO STEELHEADS — Released G Will Gagnon as Hopman Cup tournament needed six match points before Fifth-seeded Sloane Stephens monday’s Games Richmond 39, Illinois State 27 emergency backup. director Paul Kilderry said beating fifth-seeded Gilles of the United States beat Polona No games scheduled Jacksonville State 58, Charleston Southern 38 INDY FUEL — Signed F Adam Lapsansky. soUtHern ConFerenCe saturday, Dec. 12 NORFOLK ADMIRALS — Released G Adam Courchaine. Williams reported feeling pain in Simon 6-3, 7-6 (10) to move into Hercog of Slovakia 6-3, 6-3 and Conference All Games North Dakota State 23, Northern Iowa 13 ORLANDO SOLAR BEARS — Released G Bobby Fowler WlPCt WlPCt Sam Houston State 48, Colgate 21 as emergency backup. her knee on Sunday. the second round. Irina Falconi ousted No. 6-seed- Chattanooga 101.000 12 2 .857 semifinals WHEELING NAILERS — Signed F Massimo Lamacchia. “She wanted to give herself Two-time Australian Open ed Coco Vandeweghe 5-7, 6-4, Mercer 101.000 11 3 .786 Friday, Dec. 18 ColleGe ETSU 101.000 76.538 North Dakota State 33, Richmond 7 GEORGIA — Named James Coley wide receivers coach, every chance to play, she champion Victoria Azarenka 6-3. Furman 101.000 77.500 saturday, Dec. 19 Dell McGee running backs coach and Marshall Malchow Wofford 101.000 49.308 Jacksonville State 62, Sam Houston State 10 recruiting director. warmed up this morning but returned from a layoff with foot Venus Williams, Ana Ivanovic Samford 01.000 95.643 Championship N.C. STATE — Fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada. common sense prevailed and and leg injuries with a 6-2, 6-0 and Caroline Wozniacki play The Citadel 01.000 77.500 saturday, Jan. 9 NOTRE DAME — Announced WR Will Fuller and RB C.J. VMI 01.000 57.417 At toyota stadium Prosise will enter the NFL draft. she just thought today she can’t win over Russian qualifier Elena their opening matches on W. Carolina 01.000 59.357 Frisco, texas SOUTH CAROLINA — Announced G Shay Colley has left UNC Greensboro 01.000 4 10 .286 North Dakota State (12-2) vs. Jacksonville State (13-1), Noon the women’s basketball team. do it,” Kilderry said. Vesnina in her first competitive Tuesday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 15 Vikings win NFC North; Steelers slip in VIKINGS 20, PACKERS 13 playoffs. GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The After meeting with Eagles inter- Minnesota Vikings won the NFC im coach Pat Shurmur at mid- North by holding on for a 20-13 field, Coughlin walked off the win Sunday night over the Green field, waving to the crowd just Bay Packers. before walking into the tunnel. Adrian Peterson ran for a Coughlin, who led the Giants to touchdown, cornerback Captain two Super Bowl titles in his 12 Munnerlyn returned a fumble 55 seasons, has a year left on his yards for a score, and Minnesota contract. His future is expected to (11-5) claimed its first division be decided soon by co-owners title since 2009. John Mara and Steve Tisch. The Vikings will host the Seattle The 69-year-old might retire Seahawks for a wild-card playoff and end his 20-year NFL head game next weekend. The Packers coaching career. (10-6) will travel to Washington REDSKINS 34, COWBOYS 23 after watching their four-year ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Kirk reign atop the NFC North end. Cousins threw for three touch- The upstart Vikings survived downs before leaving late in the despite a shaky finish in hostile first half of a playoff tuneup. territory. The defense knocked Cousins broke Jay Shroeder’s away a desperation pass in the franchise record for yards passing end zone from Aaron Rodgers on in a season, finishing with 4,166. fourth down as time expired. Had the game mattered, he might Packers kicker Mason Crosby have threatened Sonny forced a fumble on Cordarrelle Jurgensen’s 48-year-old team Patterson’s potentially field-flip- record of 31 touchdown passes, ping 70-yard kickoff return with instead settling for 29. 5:21 left. But the Packers’ next The Redskins (9-7) won four drive ended with Rodgers’ pass straight to finish the season, their being intercepted in the end zone longest streak since winning the by Xavier Rhodes. last seven the last time they made AP photo BILLS 22, JETS 17 Green BAy’s John Kuhn is brought down in the second half against the Minnesota Vikings Sunday, in Green Bay, Wis. the playoffs in 2012. The NFC ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — East champions will be the No. 4 Ryan Fitzpatrick threw intercep- seed on wild-card weekend. tions on each of New York’s final fired coach Mike Pettine and GM expected to embark on a search and threw a pair of touchdown San Diego. Kellen Moore had 435 yards three drives and the Jets’ playoff Ray Farmer after the game. for their ninth coach since 2004. passes. Regardless, the Chiefs (11-5) passing and three touchdowns hopes were dashed. The Steelers (10-6) had to win TEXANS 30, JAGUARS 6 The Bengals (12-4) matched the are somehow in the dance after a after throwing an interception The Jets (10-6) would have and needed Buffalo to knock off best record in franchise history — 1-5 start. and losing a fumble on a snap to made the postseason for the first HOUSTON (AP) — J.J. Watt and help dig a quick 21-0 hole for the the New York Jets to make the Whitney Mercilus led the defense they also won 12 games during The Raiders (7-9), who account- time since 2010 with a win, but postseason. Pittsburgh did its the 1981 and 1988 seasons when ed for two of those victories, had Cowboys (4-12). the defeat combined with and Jonathan Grimes scored part, then earned a wild-card twice to help the Texans clinch they reached the Super Bowl. the ball with 1:34 left. But Carr LIONS 24, BEARS 20 Pittsburgh’s win at Cleveland berth when the Bills beat the 22- Cincinnati will host Pittsburgh was sacked one last time, and the CHICAGO (AP) — Matthew ended those hopes. New York had the AFC South. 17. Pittsburgh will play at Houston will host Kansas City next weekend in a wild-card clock expired before they came Stafford threw for 298 yards and a five-game winning streak Cincinnati next weekend. game. close to a go-ahead touchdown. three touchdowns, Calvin stopped, and the loss came next weekend in the a wild-card Roethlisberger threw for 349 game. The AFC North champions SEAHAWKS 36, CARDINALS 6 Johnson had 137 yards receiving against former Jets coach Rex yards, 187 to Antonio Brown, who wasted a chance to clinch the No. for the Lions. Ryan — fired by New York and Grimes had a 12-yard touch- GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — had 13 catches and a TD. down reception and added a 3- 2 seed when they lost in Denver Russell Wilson threw three touch- Detroit (7-9) avoided a last- hired by the Bills (8-8) last The Browns finished 3-13. 20-17 on Monday night. place finish in the NFC North with January. yard rushing score in the second down passes in a second-quarter DOLPHINS 20, PATRIOTS 10 quarter to help Houston take a The Ravens finished 5-11. outburst and Seattle snapped its sixth win in eight games. Fitzpatrick, who had thrown Whether the Lions bring back just one interception in the Jets’ MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — 20-3 lead by halftime. Kareem PANTHERS 38, BUCCANEERS 10 Arizona’s nine-game winning Tom Brady was sacked twice and Jackson added a score on an CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Cam streak. coach Jim Caldwell for a third winning streak, was picked off by season remains to be seen. Leodis McKelvin in the end zone knocked down at least half a interception return in the fourth Newton ran for two touchdowns Seattle will play at either dozen times, and New England quarter to pad the lead. and threw for two more, and Washington or Minnesota in the He led them to a rare playoff early in the fourth quarter with appearance last year, but a 1-7 New York driving. missed a chance to clinch the No. Watt, playing without a cast for Carolina captured the NFC’s No. 1 wild card round next weekend, 1 seed in the AFC playoffs. the first time since breaking his seed for the first time. depending on the outcome of start put his future in doubt. The game was decided when Caldwell survived a midseason Fitzpatrick’s side-arm pass over Brady watched New England’s left hand Dec. 9, had had three Newton tied Steve Young’s NFL Sunday night’s game between the final offensive series from the sacks, forced a fumble and recov- record for most career TDs rush- Vikings and Green Bay. purge that saw offensive coordi- the middle was intercepted by A.J. nator Joe Lombardi get fired and Tarpley with 11 seconds remain- sideline. With the Patriots eager to ered another one to help the ing by a quarterback with 43. The Seahawks (10-6) dominat- ownership drop the ax on presi- ing. protect his health, he threw a sea- Texans (9-7) to their first division Young took 15 seasons to reach ed from their opening possession son-low 21 passes, but even so title and playoff berth since 2012. that plateau; Newton did it in five. and led 30-6 at the half. dent Tom Lewand and general STEELERS 28, BROWNS 12 was lucky to make it through the Blake Bortles threw for 239 Newton completed 21 of 26 It was a sour end to the regular manager Martin Mayhew the fol- CLEVELAND (AP) — Ben game in one piece. yards with two interceptions for passes for 293 yards as Carolina season for the NFC West champi- lowing week. Roethlisberger threw three touch- New England (12-4) ends up as the Jaguars (5-11) (15-1) overcame a slow start to on Cardinals (13-3), who already The Lions intercepted Jay down passes, Pittsburgh’s defense a No. 2 seed after Denver defeated build a 31-3 lead in the third had clinched the NFC’s No. 2 seed Cutler three times. dominated and the Steelers BENGALS 24, RAVENS 16 San Diego to earn the top seed. CINCINNATI (AP) — AJ quarter. and a first-round playoff bye. 49ERS 19, RAMS 16 OT slipped into the AFC playoffs with The Dolphins (6-10) wrapped Rookie Devin Funchess had Tyler Lockett set up three of the win over Cleveland, which McCarron overcame a rough start SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — up a disappointing season and are seven catches for 120 yards and a Seattle’s four first-half touch- Phil Dawson kicked a 23-yard touchdown and Cameron Artis- downs — with punt returns of 66 field goal 11:33 into overtime for Payne ran for 44 yards and a and 42 yards and a 36-yard his fourth of the game to lift San score as Carolina won its 11th reception. Francisco in Jim Tomsula’s last straight home game. EAGLES 35, GIANTS 30 game as coach. Titans Jameis Winston was intercept- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) Tomsula was fired after the From Page 13 ed twice, and the Bucs (6-10) fin- — The New York Giants suffered game. ished last in the NFC South for another tough loss in what may Dawson came through after the fourth time in five years. have been Tom Coughlin’s final Greg Zuerlein’s 48-yard field goal It was another tough day for Tennessee (3-13), played in his first NFL start in 26 months. CHIEFS 23, RAIDERS 17 game. which lost its second straight to secure the No. 1 He led the Colts to a 49-yard field goal on their attempt was blocked by Dontae KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Alex Former Giant Walter Johnson, giving San Francisco overall draft pick. opening drive and hooked up with Coby Fleener on Smith threw two touchdown pass- Thurmond scored on an 83-yard Quarterback Zach Mettenberger left in the third a 57-yard TD pass for a 10-7 lead. the ball back with 4:49 to play. es, Kansas City sacked Derek fumble return in the third quarter Blaine Gabbert passed for 354 quarter with an injured hand after the interception Then, trailing 14-13, Lindley entered. He quickly Carr six times, and the Chiefs col- and Philadelphia added to made it 27-14. Mettenberger, 0-10 as a starter, was moved the Colts into scoring position and found yards and a 33-yard touchdown lected a franchise-best 10th Coughlin’s season-long frustra- for the 49ers (5-11), who avoided 5 of 13 for 38 yards, ran for one TD and threw an Andre Johnson, who stretched the ball across the straight win. tions. interception. goal line to give Indy a 20-14 halftime lead. their worst finish since 4-12 in The Chiefs are headed to It was the third straight loss for 2005. Alex Tanney, who spent most of the season on Da’Norris Searcy’s interception set up Houston for a wild-card game the Giants (6-10) and finished a Indy’s practice squad, finished the game and threw Mettenberger’s 5-yard first-quarter TD run. Rams coach Jeff Fisher finished next weekend after Denver won third straight losing season and a 7-9 for his fourth straight losing a late TD pass. Tennessee made it 14-10 when David Cobb scored the AFC West with its win over fourth straight year out of the Delanie Walker caught nine passes for 94 yards on a 1-yard run on fourth-and-goal. season running the team. and became the first tight end in Titans history to It just wasn’t enough on an emotional day for top the 1,000-yard mark, and the ninth tight end Indy’s players and coaches. in NFL history to catch at least 90 passes in a sea- “I love this job, I love Indianapolis, I love this son. community, I love the fans,” Pagano said. “I think “Obviously, I’d like to have an opportunity to sit back to 2012 and they didn’t even know me and 49ers fire first-year coach down and talk about it,” interim coach Mike the way they embraced me and supported me Mularkey said when asked about his future with through that, that’s Hoosier hospitality at its Tennessee. “I think we’re very close here, and I’d finest. We’ve had a great four years. We’re going to like to help make that happen.” have a good time tonight and then we’ll deal with Tomsula after losing year The biggest surprise was how well Freeman tomorrow when it comes.” SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — named Jim out for the once- and general manager to end it. Jim Tomsula was fired by the proud franchise. Hours after a 28-12 loss to San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Tomsula waved and signed the rival Pittsburgh Steelers in Forbath night after one disappointing autographs upon walking into the season finale, owner Jimmy season, with an announcement the stadium before kickoff, then Haslam fired coach Mike Pettine From Page 13 just more than two hours after kept the focus on his players and general manager Ray the season finale. after the win. Farmer following their second salary cap. The Saints could 46 yards, but Levitre charged in Falcons wasted a chance to take Elevated from his defensive York, who didn’t speak pub- straight losing season in charge. lower the cap figure by extending late to the pile near the catch the lead when Freeman fumbled line coaching duties in an licly about the team’s turmoil It’s almost a tradition. Brees’ contract, but he will cele- after Hardy was ruled down, on a first-down run from the unconventional, surprising pro- during the season, chose Pettine went 10-22 in two brate his 37th birthday on Jan. drawing the flag and forcing a Saints 3. John Jenkins recovered motion by CEO Jed York last Tomsula last year to replace years, dropping 18 of his final 15. Falcons punt. for the Saints, who drove to the January, Tomsula went 5-11 as Harbaugh over departed defen- 21 games after a promising 7-4 “I want to play for the Saints,” The teams traded red-zone Atlanta 3 before Falcons safety the Niners missed the playoffs sive coordinator Vic Fangio and start in 2014. Pettine’s job secu- Brees said. “I don’t want to play turnovers to open the fourth Charles Godfrey forced a fumble for the second straight season. now-Bears offensive coordinator rity had been in doubt for for anybody else.” quarter. by Travaris Cadet. Robert Alford They were 8-8 a year ago in Adam Gase. Before a home months, and not even Haslam’s Julio Jones had nine catches With the score tied at 17, the recovered at the 1. then-coach Jim Harbaugh’s game against the Bengals last vow at the start of training camp for 149 yards for Atlanta and fourth season before his “mutu- month, a plane flew over Levi’s not to “blow things up” could moved to second place in the NFL al” parting with the franchise, Stadium with a banner that stop another regime change in single-season records for receiv- as the team described it. read “Hold Jed Accountable,” a Cleveland. ing yards and catches with 136 York was scheduled to address reference to his remarks at the Pettine was the team’s sev- for 1,871 yards. Broncos the media Monday morning at end of the 2014 season inviting enth full-time coach since 1999, Jones passed San Francisco’s From Page 13 Levi’s Stadium, where San everyone to do so. On Sunday, and the team has changed Jerry Rice, who had been second Francisco rallied for a 19-16 the message flying overhead coaches and GMs five times with 1,848 yards in 1995. Williams broke free for an 80- tackle Damion Square. overtime victory against St. Louis read: “Jed Here’s Our Banner — since 2008. Detroit’s Calvin Johnson set the Where’s Yours?” record with 1,964 yards in 2012. yard TD that put San Diego “He got me right in the chest,” in Sunday’s finale, but was booed “We greatly appreciate Ray’s back on top 20-17. Manning said. “I’ve got to see again by the home crowd. York has often given the ben- and Mike’s dedication and hard Jones passed Antonio Brown’s efit of the doubt to general man- 129 catches in 2014 to finish the “We didn’t want them to lay how I feel tomorrow. I’m glad we “Jimmy has been a valuable work while with the Cleveland down, but we wanted them to won the division. I’m glad we member of the 49ers organiza- ager Trent Baalke, who just Browns,” said Haslam, who season behind Marvin Harrison’s completed his fifth season as record 143 receptions in 2002. lay down a little faster than won this game today. That tion for the last nine years,” owns the team along with his that,” Aqib Talib said with a would have been pretty sicken- York said in a statement. “We all GM and 11th with the franchise. wife, Dee. “We’ve made this deci- Ryan threw first-half scoring The 49ers avoided their worst passes to third-string tight end chuckle. ing (to lose). It’s been a different know he is a man of high char- sion because we don’t believe Cornerback Steve Williams year. I was glad to be able to acter, and his contributions on record since going 4-12 in 2005 our football team was positioned Tony Moeaki and Freeman. during coach Mike Nolan’s first A crucial personal foul penalty saw that they didn’t. He stripped contribute in some way today.” the field and in our community well for the future. We are all and recovered Sanders’ fumble, So was Osweiler. have always been greatly appre- season and with Alex Smith as disappointed with where we are against Falcons left guard Andy the rookie quarterback. Levitre cost Atlanta a possible intercepted the ball that “Football is the ultimate team ciated. This entire organization and we take full responsibility. bounced off Norwood’s hands sport. It takes the entire team to is proud and grateful to have Now, the coaching search We will approach the search for field-goal opportunity with less begins again. than three minutes remaining. A and forced a fumble on a sack. win and I think we showed that worked so closely alongside our next football coach and 6-yard pass from Ryan to Justin Manning said his foot felt today,” Osweiler said. “As long Jimmy. We all wish him and his Pettine, Farmer out in Cleveland executives to lead our football Hardy would have left the good after the game, but he has as this football team is winning family great success in the CLEVELAND (AP) — The operations with a clear vision Falcons with a field goal of about to see how he feels Monday after games, shoot, I don’t care who’s future.” Browns changed uniforms to regarding what we need to do to taking a hard hit from defensive playing quarterback.” Two years, two head coaches start the season and their coach build a successful organization. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Viewpoint Honoring nation in a new year Many people have made America great, and Reviewing a great year they and their efforts should not be forgotten of Cleveland State work I grew up on a three-legged stool — a letting church, family and school do the solid foundation of church, family and job. s I am about to reach my Industrial Training Center, the school. Each leg was part of a patriotic GUEST As we enter another new year, let’s second anniversary at Small Business Development nationalism that espoused Judeo-Christian appreciate past sacrifices made for our ben- Cleveland State Center and the Cleveland values and a reverential respect for our COLUMN efit — and educate the younger generation A past. about the best part of American history. Community College, I cannot Bradley Business Incubator all If the church told me that stealing was There’s a useful purpose to having heroes, help but be a very proud presi- in one facility, creating one of wrong and honesty the best policy, my fam- lies endured hard times during the Great even if they were real people with human dent — proud of our faculty and the most unique workforce ily and school reinforced those ethical pre- Depression and made sacrifices during flaws rather than comic-book superheroes staff, our administrative team development consortia in the cepts. Seldom were church, school and wartime — right up through Vietnam, Iraq and fictional icons. and the accomplishments we country located on a college family out of sync. and Afghanistan. People did what had to be Those faces on Mount Rushmore — yes, have achieved to serve the best campus. I entered kindergarten in 1944, just three done. all old, dead white men — laid a foundation community anywhere. 8. Selected by the American months after the D-Day invasion of World This America of my youth — both hard- for both having and improving the best sys- War II. I had no idea where Normandy was, scrabble but often idyllic like the themes of tem ever devised for a group of freedom-lov- Chief among these accom- Association of Community nor did I know that farm boys from Iowa a Norman Rockwell painting — was not ing people. Women and people of color plishments are every student Colleges as one of 30 colleges and Minnesota and someone’s sons from perfect. A progressive movement to gain should be added to our list of heroes, and who achieves their academic in the country for the Bill and Maine, Tennessee and Texas were dying on and grant equal rights to every man, we’ve made a start with Martin Luther King goals and every person who is Melinda Gates funded Omaha Beach so that I might safely go to woman and child has made us a better Jr., Harriet Tubman and Eleanor Roosevelt, well trained to satisfy the needs Pathways Project. The training school and salute the flag each morning. country and more just society. among others. of our businesses and industry. received by CSCC over the When my father worked late at the shop But such movements often overshoot the A recent article on Pearl Harbor brought Over the course of these two next two years will enable the to keep the war effort going — and fell mark, damaging the good as well as cor- a reply from a U.S. Navy veteran whose down an elevator shaft, breaking his leg recting the unjust. Old-fashioned values ship passed the site where the USS Arizona years, I have had many oppor- college to be a leader in deliver- and an arm — I didn’t know why my moth- and institutions (think family, marriage, had sunk: the hull was still protruding out tunities to speak with communi- ing student success programs er worried so, nor why Dad wasn’t coming education, religion and law enforcement) of the water and oil leaking to the surface. ty groups across the five coun- and serve as a role model for home at night. Only in my later adult sometimes get trampled, even mocked and Every man on the passing ship immediately ties we serve. With the comple- other colleges. years, did I begin to understand these derided as out of step with modern times came to the deck and held a silent salute tion of our new strategic plan, I 9. Established a new things. and trends. An old saying admonishes us for a three full minutes. have been telling my audience Institutional Advancement divi- I never had to sacrifice like others did. not to tear down a fence until we know why Let’s honor our nation with the same rev- Our first house was purchased from a fami- it’s there. Maybe that fence just needed erential respect in this new year. at the conclusion of my remarks sion of the college headed by ly who lost two sons on the USS Arizona at patching and some paint, rather than being ——— to “expect something new from Dr. Tommy Wright. Bringing all Pearl Harbor. My brother’s high school torn down and discarded. (About the writer: Dr. James F. Burns is a Cleveland State.” We have new external affairs departments buddy was an army medic in Korea. His I’ve also seen such protests evolve into professor emeritus at the University of leadership, a new plan and together and adding key staff unit was overrun south of Seoul, and Leigh violence in places like Northern Ireland. Florida. He is a regular contributor to the most importantly, we have a will provide greater support to spent three years as a POW, dropping to 80 And radical Islamic terrorism has shown us Cleveland Daily Banner, both as a writer of new attitude. priority objectives of the college. pounds, but surviving to return home in a truly evil way to let frustration influence, guest “Viewpoints” and personal columns. We have been very intention- one piece. educate and brainwash young people. I pre- Opinions expressed in “Viewpoints” and 10. Implemented new aca- My experiences growing up were not fer putting our youth on an old-fashioned, individual columns do not necessarily reflect al about being a better commu- demic programs and strengthen unusual — they were the norm. Most fami- three-legged stool of American values and the views of the Cleveland Daily Banner.) nity partner by remembering to selected current programs to always put the community first. meet community needs. New Our focus is on all five counties programs included Medical we serve, with the expectation Informatics and Paramedic. ANNIE’S that each will enjoy the strong Enhancements were made to relationship we have with our Agriculture, Industrial MAILBOX Cleveland and Bradley County. Technology and Honors pro- I must tell you that nothing grams. pleases me more than to So, what is ahead for the year Dear Annie: My wife and I are recently married, and we moved receive feedback from count- to come? to a new town a year ago. Our less individuals who confirm In January, we will implement neighbor is an art professor at a they notice our efforts and a Department of Dynamic community college. He is a kind appreciate that exciting things Instruction. Under the newly gentleman, and we spend a fair are happening at our college. hired director, the department amount of time together, having As we reach the end of will be responsible for injecting each other over for dinners, cookouts, etc. another calendar year, I cannot our curriculum with additional Last summer, he asked my help but look back at the signif- innovation, technology and wife to would work as a model icant accomplishments we have enhanced modes of delivery to for two of his drawing classes. achieved. Among them: strengthen student engagement He has trouble finding models 1. Completed the Cleveland and success. during the day, and she is a State 2020 Community First We will start the new homemaker. She agreed. Well, Plan and put it into action. This Cleveland State Advisory she recently brought home one of the professor’s sketches from strategic plan, developed with Board. Representatives from class and I was shocked to see significant community input, will each of our five counties, along that she posed in the nude. She guide the success of the college with key staff, will establish an assumed I knew what kind of for the next five years. ongoing vehicle for communica- models work for college art 2. Successfully completed tion, advice and feedback to classes, but I was really upset. the SACSCOC reaffirmation enhance our commitment to the She said she enjoys the work process. This gold standard ideal of “community first.” and would like to keep doing it. TODAY IN HISTORY Now I find myself uncomfort- approval from our accreditor We will re-establish a welding able when the three of us are confirms the quality of our edu- classroom and program on the together, knowing that he sees cational programs and the campus to help meet the Today is Monday, Jan. 4, the In 1995, the 104th Congress Kathy Forester (The Forester her naked on a regular basis. If strength of our efforts to com- demand for additional qualified fourth day of 2016. There are 362 convened, the first entirely under Sisters) is 61. Actress Ann the class were taught by a plete our mission. welders in our region. days left in the year. Republican control since the Magnuson is 60. Rock musician stranger, I would have less of a 3. Fully implemented the This spring Cleveland State Today’s Highlight in History: Eisenhower era. Bernard Sumner (New Order, Joy problem with it. He has already On Jan. 4, 1896, Utah was In 2007, Nancy Pelosi was Division) is 60. Country singer asked her back for next semes- Tennessee Promise program. will inaugurate the Community admitted as the 45th state. elected the first female speaker of Patty Loveless is 59. Actor Julian ter, and I’d like her to say no. After a great deal of planning First Awards to honor communi- On this date: the House as Democrats took Sands is 58. Rock singer Michael She says I am being unreason- and preparation, we enrolled ty individuals who exemplify the In 1821, the first native-born control of Congress. Stipe is 56. Actor Patrick Cassidy ably jealous. Is she right? — The the first Tennessee Promise ideal of putting community first American saint, Elizabeth Ann Ten years ago: Israeli Prime is 54. Actor Dave Foley is 53. Husband class last August. This before self. These awards will Seton, died in Emmitsburg, Minister Ariel Sharon suffered a Actress Dot Jones is 52. Actor Dear Husband: Art class mod- increased the number of high be presented at a new signa- Maryland. significant stroke; his official Rick Hearst is 51. Singer-musi- els are not objects of sexual In 1904, the Supreme Court, in powers were transferred to his cian Cait O’Riordan is 51. Actress desire. They are simply a way to school students attending ture event at the end of the Gonzalez v. Williams, ruled that deputy, Ehud Olmert. (Sharon Julia Ormond is 51. Tennis play- help students draw the human CSCC from our service area by Annual Campaign. Puerto Ricans were not aliens remained in a coma until his er Guy Forget is 51. Country form. We doubt the professor 15 percent, making a college Look for the establishment of and could enter the United States death in Jan. 2014.) In a triple- singer Deana Carter is 50. Rock thinks about your wife in any education more accessible for an "Early College" program this freely; however, the court stopped overtime game that began Jan. 3 musician Benjamin Darvill way other than as a friend and our community. To celebrate the next year — an opportunity for short of declaring them U.S. citi- and finished after midnight, No. (Crash Test Dummies) is 49. colleague. Here’s our recommen- official start for this new class, local high school students to zens. (Puerto Ricans received 3. Penn State beat No. 22 Florida Actor Josh Stamberg is 46. Actor dation: Attend the class a few we were honored to have Gov. complete an associate degree U.S. citizenship in 1917.) State, 26-23, in the Orange Bowl. Jeremy Licht is 45. Actor Damon times to see exactly what’s going In 1935, President Franklin D. No. 2 Texas won college football’s Gupton is 43. Actress-singer Jill on. If you still feel that the pro- Bill Haslam on campus to wel- while earning their high school Roosevelt, in his State of the championship, beating No. 1 Marie Jones is 41. Singer Justin fessor or the students have a come these students. diploma. Union address, called for legisla- Southern California 41-38 in the Townes Earle is 34. Christian prurient interest in your wife, or 4. Achieved the first enroll- Join us as we celebrate the tion to provide assistance for the Rose Bowl. rock singer Spencer Chamberlain if you believe your wife is doing ment increase since 2011. 50th anniversary of Cleveland jobless, elderly, impoverished Five years ago: President (Underoath) is 33. Actress Lenora this because she wants to be Bucking a state and national State. With a kickoff in late sum- children and the handicapped. Barack Obama signed a $1.4 bil- Crichlow is 31. Comedian-actress seductive, you should ask her to downward trend due to an mer, our community steering In 1943, Soviet dictator Josef lion overhaul of the nation’s food Charlyne Yi is 30. Actress-singer stop for the health of your mar- Stalin made the cover of TIME as safety system. The Navy fired the Coco Jones is 18. riage. improving economy, the influx committee will provide special the magazine’s 1942 “Man of the commander of the USS of traditional-aged students events throughout the school Year.” Enterprise, Capt. Owen Honors, moved the college closer to our year to honor our history and In 1951, during the Korean more than three years after he’d 5-year goal of 4,000 students. celebrate our service to this War, North Korean and made lewd videos to boost morale 5. All CSCC employees community. Communist Chinese forces for his crew. (Honors was later Cleveland Daily Banner received salary increases this At the same time, we will recaptured the city of Seoul. reprimanded but allowed to – Established in 1854 – fall, ensuring each is now at launch the Cleveland State In 1960, author and philoso- remain in the Navy; he retired in pher Albert Camus died in an 2012.) The Mega Millions lottery their target salary in our current Community First Campaign. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER automobile accident in drew two winning tickets for a Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant compensation plan. This is the college's first major Villeblevin, France, at age 46. jackpot totaling $380 million. (In 6. Opened the new Monroe campaign and will seek $20 mil- In 1965, President Lyndon B. a strange coincidence, four of the OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR County Center in Vonore. This lion over a 5-year period to sup- Johnson delivered his State of the six winning numbers matched Herb Lacy new center will focus on provid- port our strategic goals. Union address in which he out- those used by a lottery-winning Joyce Taylor ing industrial training and work- As you can see, Cleveland lined the goals of his “Great character on the TV show “Lost.”) SPORTS EDITOR Society.” One year ago: Pope Francis ASSOCIATE EDITOR force support in the northern State is gaining a great deal of In 1974, President Richard named 156 new cardinals, select- Richard Roberts section of our service area. momentum that will power us Rick Norton Nixon refused to hand over tape ing them from 14 countries, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 7. Partnered with the toward the level of excellence recordings and documents sub- including far-flung corners of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of week seek. None of this could poenaed by the Senate Watergate world, to reflect the diversity of ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett Commerce and the Southeast be possible without the inspira- Committee. the Roman Catholic church and Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER Tennessee Development tion and support we receive In 1987, 16 people were killed its growth in places like Asia and when an Amtrak train bound Africa. North Korea criticized the Sheena Meyer District to relocate the from this community. LIFESTYLES EDITOR from Washington, D.C., to Boston United States for slapping sanc- PRESS SUPERVISOR Cleveland Career Center to our On behalf of the Cleveland collided with Conrail locomotives tions on Pyongyang officials and William Wright campus. The Career Center State family, we simply say that had crossed into its path organizations for a cyberattack Richard Yarber joins the CSCC Technology thank you and wish everyone a from a side track in Chase, on Sony Pictures. 423-472-5041 Maryland. 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Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016— 17 Amid growing tensions, Saudi allies scale down ties to Iran TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Allies of ian divisions gripping the In October, Bahrain ordered have yet to make any formal flict. The RIA Novosti news ing a diplomatic solution to the Saudi Arabia followed the king- region. Shiite protesters took to the acting Iranian charge d’af- announcement about how the agency did not say whether civil war. dom’s lead and on Monday the streets from Bahrain to faires to leave within 72 hours diplomatic spat would affect the Moscow had made the media- Last month, Saudi Arabia began scaling down their diplo- Pakistan while Arab allies of and recalled its own ambassa- hajj, a pilgrimage to Islamic tion proposal to either side. convened a meeting of Syrian matic ties to Iran in the wake of Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia dor from Tehran after alleging holy sites in Saudi Arabia In Washington, State opposition figures that was the ransacking of Saudi diplo- quickly lined up behind the Iran sponsored “subversion” required of all able-bodied Department spokesman John designed to create a delegation matic missions in the Islamic kingdom. and “terrorism” and funneled Muslims once in their life. The Kirby said the Obama adminis- to attend peace talks with the Republic, violence that was Al-Nimr was a central figure arms to militants. hajj this year likely will begin in tration believes “diplomatic Syrian government that are sparked by the Saudis’ execu- in the Arab Spring-inspired The UAE, a country of seven early September, though engagement and direct conver- supposed to begin in mid- tion of a prominent Shiite cler- protests by Saudi Arabia’s emirates, has a long trading Muslims travel to the holy sites sations remain essential in January. ic. Shiite minority until his arrest history with Iran and is home to all year long as well. working through differences.” Meanwhile, al-Nimr’s family The tiny island kingdom of in 2012. He was convicted of many ethnic Iranians. “When a country has cut “We will continue to urge is holding three days of mourn- Bahrain announced it would terrorism charges but denied Saudi Foreign Minister Adel diplomatic relations with us, it leaders across the region to ing at a mosque in al-Awamiya sever its ties completely from advocating violence. al-Jubeir announced the cut in means it is hostile with us,” take affirmative steps to calm village in the kingdom’s al-Qatif Iran, as Saudi Arabia did late Bahrain enjoys particularly Riyadh-Tehran relations late Esfanani said. “It appears that tensions,” Kirby said. region in predominantly Shiite on Sunday. close relations with Saudi Sunday and gave Iranian diplo- protection (of pilgrims) and Earlier Sunday, EU foreign eastern Saudi Arabia. The Within hours, the United Arabia, which like Bahrain’s matic personnel 48 hours to security issues will prevent hajj policy chief Federica Mogherini sheikh’s brother, Mohammed Arab Emirates announced it leadership is suspicious of leave his country. All Saudi from taking place.” spoke to Iranian Foreign al-Nimr, told The Associated would downgrade its own diplo- alleged Iranian efforts to desta- diplomatic personnel in Iran When Saudi Arabia severed Minister Mohammad Javad Press that Saudi officials matic ties to Tehran, bringing bilize the island nation, which have been called home. ties with Iran from 1988 to Zarif by phone and urged informed his family that the them down to the level of the has a tiny Shiite-majority but is The move could affect the 1991, Iran stopped its pilgrims Tehran to “defuse the tensions cleric had been buried in an charge d’affaires and would Sunni-ruled. Riyadh, along with annual hajj pilgrimage. from attending the hajj. Also, and protect the Saudi diplo- undisclosed cemetery, a devel- from now on focus entirely on the UAE, sent tanks and troops Lawmaker Mohammad Ali with Saudi diplomatic missions mats,” according to a state- opment that could lead to fur- the business relationships to Bahrain in 2011 to quell Esfanani, spokesman of the closed in Iran, it will make it ment. ther protests. between the two countries. widespread anti-government Judicial and Legal Committee of difficult for Iranians to get visas The disruption in relations Early Monday, the state-run The Saudi decision to halt protests spearheaded by the Iranian parliament, said for the hajj. between Saudi Arabia and Iran Saudi Press Agency said a diplomatic relations came after Bahrain’s Shiite majority. security issues and the fact that World powers have sought to may have implications for peace shooting targeting security its the mass execution Bahraini officials have Iranian pilgrims wouldn’t have calm the tensions, with a efforts in Syria. U.S. Secretary forces in the village killed a man Saturday of Shiite cleric Sheikh blamed Iran for training mili- consular protection inside the Russian state news agency on of State John Kerry and others and wounded a child. It offered Nimr al-Nimr and 46 others — tants and attempting to smug- kingdom made halting the pil- Monday quoting an unnamed spent significant time trying to no motive for the attack, nor for the largest carried out by Saudi gle arms into the country, grimage likely, according to the senior diplomat as saying bring the countries to the nego- another it said saw a mob beat Arabia in three and a half which hosts the U.S. Navy’s 5th semi-official ISNA news agency. Moscow is ready to act as a tiating table and they both sat and briefly kidnap a man driv- decades — laid bare the sectar- Fleet. Both Saudi Arabia and Iran mediator in the escalating con- together at talks aimed at find- ing through the area. Gunmen holed up at Indian air force base PATHANKOT, India (AP) — At India’s Russian-origin MiG-21 claimed in its entirety by both. least two gunmen were holed fighter jets and Mi-25 and Mi- Rebels in India’s portion of up in a two-story building on 35 attack helicopters, along Kashmir have been fighting an Indian air force base near with other military hardware. since 1989 for independence or the Pakistan border and On Monday military funerals merger with Pakistan. exchanging gunfire with troops were also held for the soldiers India accuses Pakistan of Monday, more than two days who were killed in the attack. arming and training the insur- after they and several others The killings of seven Indian gents, a charge Islamabad attacked the heavily fortified troops inside a military base denies, and the attack is being compound, officials said. despite intelligence alerts have viewed as a possible attempt to Seven troops and four gun- angered many in India. unravel recent progress in the men have been killed so far in “The biggest problem is the relationship between the two fighting that started after sev- multiplicity of command and nations. eral suspected militants infil- control. Nobody knows who is Police said they do not know trated the Pathankot air force really in charge,” said Rahul if the gunmen came from the base before dawn Saturday. Bedi, an analyst for Jane’s Indian portion of Kashmir, Defense officials have said Information Group. where rebels routinely stage authorities had been alerted The Pathankot base and the attacks, or from Pakistan. about a potential attack in the northern state of Punjab, The violence follows Indian area on Friday, and that aerial where it is located, has “proba- Prime Minister Narendra surveillance at the base spot- bly the highest concentration Modi’s surprise Dec. 25 visit to ted the gunmen as they of military personnel in India Pakistan, where he met his AP Photo entered the compound, leading because it’s so close to the bor- Pakistani counterpart, Nawaz iNdiAN SecuriTy PerSoNNeL check people entering an airbase in Pathankot, India, Monday, Jan. to criticism of the handling of der with Pakistan,” Bedi said. Sharif — a trip that marked a 4, 2016. After saying all the gunmen who attacked the Indian airbase near the Pakistan border were the situation. “It’s a huge embarrassment,” significant thaw in the mostly dead, Indian officials said at least two attackers remained and vowed to kill them Monday to end a more The army said in a statement he said. “It’s a major goof-up tense relations between the than 48-hour siege. Monday that the building for everybody.” nuclear-armed neighbors. where the remaining gunmen Since Saturday morning, the The two also held an were firing from is part of the base has been swarming with unscheduled meeting at the living quarters on the base. air force commandos, army Paris climate change talks last Sweden, Denmark introduce border Maj. Gen. Dushyant Singh, soldiers, National Security month. from India’s elite National Guard troops and local police. Ahead of Modi’s visit to Security Guard, told reporters Officials, however, have Pakistan, the national security checks to minimize migrant activity in Pathankot that it will take a refused to say how many secu- advisers of both countries met “long time” to declare the base rity personnel in all were in Thailand. The foreign secre- COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) introduced by Sweden on Sweden and predicted it would completely secure because of involved in the fighting and taries of both nations are to — Denmark and Sweden tight- Monday for all passengers enter- cause problems for commuters. its size and geography. operations to secure the base. meet in Islamabad later this ened their borders on Monday in ing the country by train, bus or He stressed that the Danish The sprawling Pathankot air There has also been no clear month. efforts to stem the flow of ferry. checks on the German border force base is spread over more source of information on the The responses to the attacks migrants entering Scandinavia “This could lead to more wouldn’t be as far-reaching. than 2,000 acres, including attack for the media. Home from both countries have been from Germany. refugees and migrants being They would entail “spot checks” forests and tall grass. The Minister Rajnath Singh even muted so far, with neither New Just hours after Swedish stopped on their journey north- on passengers on trains crossing commanding officer of the tweeted Saturday night to con- Delhi nor Islamabad giving any rules went into effect requiring ward, and therefore ending up the mainland border on the base, Lt. Col. J.S. Dhamoon, gratulate the troops for success- indication that the planned train passengers traveling from with us in Denmark,” the prime Jutland peninsula and on ferries described it as a “mini-city” fully killing all of the gunmen. talks are under any threat. Denmark to show ID, the Danish minister said. arriving in the Danish ports of that includes homes for fami- The air force base is on the All political parties in India government announced it had His government has taken a Gedser and Roedby. lies and a school for the chil- highway that connects India’s have condemned the attack, beefed up border controls with series of measures to discourage “We are not talking about con- dren of the personnel stationed insurgency-plagued Jammu but there were no demands Germany as of noon Monday migrants from coming to trolling everyone coming in from there. and Kashmir state with the that the government call off (1100 GMT, 6 a.m. EST). Denmark, including a proposal Germany,” he said. Officials have said that there rest of the country. It is also the talks with Pakistan. “We are introducing tempo- to seize their jewelry to cover German officials didn’t com- have been no civilian casual- very close to India’s border In the past, when it was in rary border controls, but in a their expenses. ment directly Monday on the ties and that no aircraft or mil- with Pakistan. opposition, Modi’s right-wing balanced way,” Danish Prime The Swedish government ini- Danish decision, but Chancellor itary equipment has been dam- The Himalayan region of Bharatiya Janata Party was a Minister Lars Loekke tially had a welcoming attitude Angela Merkel’s spokesman, aged in the fighting. Kashmir is divided between vocal critic of engagement with Rasmussen told reporters in to migrants, but reversed course Steffen Seibert, said Loekke The base houses a fleet of India and Pakistan, but is Pakistan. Copenhagen, adding there after more than 160,000 Rasmussen had spoken with the would be no problem for “ordi- Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans and German leader. nary” Danes and Germans to others applied for asylum in Germany introduced border cross the border. 2015, the highest number in controls of its own on the The moves were the latest by Europe except for Germany. Austrian frontier in mid- European Union countries to To comply with the new September and Seibert said suspend an agreement to keep Swedish rules, passengers on those have been successful — internal borders open after 1 Monday had to show identifica- “but it is clear to all of us in million migrants entered the 28- tion to board trains departing Europe ... that we need an over- nation bloc in 2015, most of from Copenhagen Airport to all European solution. The solu- them by crossing the Sweden across a bridge-and- tion won’t be found at national Mediterranean to Greece or Italy. tunnel link. borders between country A and “If the European Union cannot Danish officials have criticized country B.” protect the external border, you the move and suggested Sweden More than 190,000 migrants will see more and more coun- should pay for the cost of the ID crossed the German-Danish tries forced to introduce tempo- checks. border last year. About 13,000 rary border controls,” Loekke Loekke Rasmussen called the applied for asylum in Denmark, The Perfect Place for Your Business Rasmussen said. Swedish move a “big setback” for while others traveled further He said the Danish move was efforts to deepen ties between north to Sweden, Norway and to Showcase Products and Services in response to new ID checks Copenhagen and southern Finland, Loekke Ramussen said. for any Bride and Groom. 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Bjorn Lindgren / TT News Agency via AP SecuriTy STAff check IDs at Kastrups train station outside Copenhagen, Denmark, Monday. Sweden requires train companies with service across a bridge-and-tunnel link from Denmark to refuse passengers without IDs. 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Strong quake kills at least 8 in India’s remote northeast GAUHATI, India (AP) — A official confirmation. Tamenglong, said the earthquake strong earthquake damaged The 6.7-magnitude tremor left rattled buildings. buildings, killed at least eight large cracks in walls, damaged a “It lasted for around one people and injured more than bridge on the outskirts of the minute. We were sleeping and 100 in India’s remote northeast capital and caused a newly con- were woken up by the earth- region early Monday. structed six-story building to col- quake,” he said. The death and injuries were lapse. The region is dotted with The area is remote, with poor caused by falling debris. Manipur small houses with few tall build- cellphone and Internet connec- state’s home minister, G. ings. tions, and information about Gaikhangam, said several areas India’s Meteorological conditions outside of major cities suffered extensive damage, espe- Department said the epicenter may take time to emerge. cially the capital, Imphal. He did was in the Tamenglong region of Nearly 90 members of the not give details but told reporters Manipur. It struck 35 kilometers National Disaster Response the situation was still being (20 miles) northwest of Imphal, Force have left to check on assessed. 17 kilometers (10 miles) below remote areas, police said. Three people were killed in the surface and not far from the Imphal residents said furni- Imphal and five in other parts of border with Myanmar. ture was knocked over and books the state, said police officer A.K. Police officer L. Ragui said by fell off shelves. Jalajit. telephone that dozens of homes “The ground swayed for almost Media reports said five people were slightly damaged in a minute, jolting people awake in were killed in neighboring Tamenglong. their homes,” said one resident, Bangladesh, but there was no Shangthon Kamei, a teacher in Apem Arthur.

AP Photo A DOcTOR attends to a man Legal Publications who was injured after an earth- LEGAL PUBLICATION quake at a hospital in Imphal, NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE'S SALE capital of the northeastern state of Manipur, India, Monday. A 6.7 WHEREAS, default has occurred in the performance magnitude earthquake hit India’s of the covenants, terms and conditions of a Deed of remote northeast region before Trust Note dated September 23, 2010, and the dawn on Monday. Deed of Trust of even date, securing said Deed of Trust Note recorded in Book 2000, at Page 74-86, in the Register's office for Bradley County, Tennes- see, executed by LINDA ROSE SCOGGINS and Legal Publications LEWIS PIRL SCOGGINS SR conveying the certain property described therein to KERRY WEBB, Trus- LEGAL PUBLICATION IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF BRADLEY tee, for the benefit of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC COUNTY, TENNESSEE, IN RE: The adoption of REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS A AUSTIN DWIGHT DYE, DOB: 06/13/2015, A mi- nor child under the age of eighteen, DOCKET NOMINEE FOR ACOPIA, LLC, A CORPORATION and NO. J-15-200, SARAH JUNE OSBORNE-IN- GRAM And KIMBERLY DAWN INGRAM, Peti- to Robert S. Coleman, Jr., having been appointed as tioners, Vs. PAMELA LYNN DYE, Biological Successor Trustee by instrument of record in the Mother Respondent and UNKNOWN FATHER, Respondent, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION, The Register's office for Bradley County, Tennessee in Petitioners, Sarah June Osborne-Ingram and Kimberly Dawn Ingram, by and through counsel, Book 2338, at Page 50-854, as Document have filed a petition in this Court, seeking to ter- #15014355. minate the parental rights of Respondents Pam- ela Lynn Dye, and Unknown Father, to the child WHEREAS, the owner and holder of the Deed of Austin Dwight Dye. The Petitioners informed the Court in its sworn petition that it does not know Trust Note has declared the entire indebtedness where Respondent Unknown Father is or his due and payable and demanded that the hereinafter name so he can personally be served with a copy of the petition. The Petitioners requested described real property be advertised and sold in this Court order that Unknown Father be served by publishing an advertisement in The Cleveland satisfaction of indebtedness and costs of foreclo- Daily Banner, a local newspaper. The Court finds sure in accordance with the terms and provisions of the above Motion to be valid, it is therefore OR- DERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that a the Deed of Trust Note and Deed of Trust. copy of the following notice, be published for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Cleveland Daily NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that an Banner, a newspaper of general circulation pub- agent of Robert S. Coleman, Jr., as Successor Trus- lished in Bradley County, Cleveland, Tennessee. AP Photo SARAH JUNE OSBORNE-INGRAM and KIM- tee, pursuant to the power, duty and authority BERLY DAWN INGRAM v PAMELA LYNN DYE FISH STORE VENDORS sell fresh seafood to shoppers who look for ingredients for “osechi” or AND UNKNOWN FATHER, DOCKET NO. vested in and conferred upon said Successor Trus- J-15-200. Petitioners, Sarah June Osborne-In- tee, by the Deed of Trust, will on January 11, 2016 Japanese traditional New Year’s dishes, near Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo. In one of the biggest of Japan’s gram and Kimberly Dawn Ingram, have filed a many holiday rituals, early on Tuesday Tokyo’s Tsukiji market will auction off with much fanfare a huge, petition in the Bradley County Juvenile Court, at 11:00 a.m. at the front door of the Bradley seeking to terminate the parental rights of Pam- County Courthouse in Cleveland, Tennessee offer glistening tuna, likely destined for one of the big sushi chains. If all goes as planned, it will be the last ela Lynn Dye and Unknown Father to the child, Austin Dwight Dye. A trial in this case is set for for sale to the highest bidder for cash, and free such auction at 80-year-old Tsukiji. 1/12/16 at 9:00 a.m. and Unknown Father must appear before this Court on that date to deter- from all legal, equitable and statutory rights of re- mine whether his parental rights to the subject child should be terminated and forever ended. demption, exemptions of homestead, rights by vir- The Court is located Bradley County, Cleveland, tue of marriage, and all other exemptions of every Tennessee. If Unknown Father does not come to 80-year-old Tokyo fish market holds final auction the trial, the Petitioners will ask the Court to allow kind, all of which have been waived in the Deed of it to proceed without contest. That means that the state will ask the Court to let it present proof Trust, certain real property located in Bradley TOKYO (AP) — It’s among the 222-kilogram fish. for tourist ferries traversing the without have any lawyer appear and defend Un- County, Tennessee, described as follows: known Father's rights in court. If the Court be- biggest of Japan’s many New That drew complaints that bay and river. lieves the Petitioners have proved their case, THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN THE Year holiday rituals: Early on prices had soared way out of “We are contributing with all then Unknown Father's parental rights will be for- ever terminated and he will never be able to see FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TEN- Tuesday, a huge, glistening line, and the winning price in our efforts to the revitalization the child or object to his adoption. If the Court is- NESSEE, TO-WIT: sues an order granting the motion, Unknown Fa- tuna will be auctioned for a lot 2014 was dramatically lower. of our historic Tsukiji,” said a ther will have 30 days from entry of the order to BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE NORTHEAST LINE of money at Tokyo’s 80-year-old Last year, a 180.4-kilogramme banner emblazoned with the contact the Court and appeal. Copies of all or- ders and motions filed in this case will be left for OF WEATHERLY SWITCH ROAD, SAID POINT BEING Tsukiji market. Next year, if all (380 pound) tuna caught off logos of the architect and other Unknown Father with the Clerk of the Juvenile LOCATED ALONG THE NEW RIGHT OF WAY 2272 Court. This will constitute appropriate service on goes as planned, the tradition Japan’s northern region of contractors hanging from scaf- them for all future filings in this case. Entered this FEET MORE OR LESS; SOUTHERLY FROM ITS IN- won’t be quite the same. Aomori fetched a winning bid of folding of the new building. 17th day of November, 2015. JUDGE SUBSTI- TUTE JUDGE. Gayla Miller, Clerk, E.G. Deputy TERSECTION WITH THE CENTERLINE OF THE The world’s biggest and most 4.51 million yen ($37,480). Tsukiji’s predawn auctions Clerk. APPROVED FOR ENTRY, SHERRY L. SOUTHERN RAILROAD; THENCE NORTH 19 DEG. PARK, BPR 25624, Attorney for Petitioners, famous fish and seafood market Japanese eat about 80 per- are a fixture on the tourist cir- 8921 Hiwassee St, Charleston, Tennessee 10 MIN. EAST, 838.2 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; is due to move in November to a cent of all bluefin tuna caught cuit, and since it was not set up 37310, (423)336-1011. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE, I hereby certify that the foregoing in- THENCE SOUTH 82 DEG. 0 MIN. EAST, 260 FEET massive new complex further worldwide, and stocks of all to accommodate large crowds strument was delivered to the Respondent Pam- TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE 21 DEG. 21 MIN. WEST, ela Lynn Dye through her attorney, Berry A. Fos- south in Tokyo Bay, making three bluefin species — the the management has gradually ter, at P.O. Box 15307, Chattanooga, TN 37415. 856.3 FEET TO A POINT LOCATED IN THE NORTH way for redevelopment of the Pacific, Southern and Atlantic limited access for safety’s sake. This 17th day of November, 2015. Sherry L. LINE OF WEATHERLY SWITCH ROAD ABOVE RE- Park. prime slice of downtown real — have fallen over the past 15 Planning for the move began December 14, 21, 28, 2015; January 4, 2016 FERRED TO; THENCE NORTH 79 DEG. 13 MIN. estate. years amid overfishing. nearly 20 years ago. But the WEST ALONG THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF The closure of the Tsukiji But while the new year and shift was delayed for years due LEGAL PUBLICATION Notice to Creditors SAID ROAD 224.7 FEET TO THE POINT OF THE BE- market will punctuate the end daily tuna auctions are Tsukiji’s to toxins found in the soil at the State of Tennessee, Probate Court for Bradley GINNING. County at Cleveland. Notice to Creditors ES- of the post-war era for many of best known events, the market new location, the former site of TATE OF: ETHEL LEITH FULTON, No: LESS AND EXCEPT THAT PORTION CONVEYED TO the mom-and-pop shops just is about much more than just a coal gasification plant run by 2015-PR-265. Notice is hereby given that on the 28th day of December, 2015, Letters of Admin- BRADLEY COUNTY FOR ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AS outside the main market that tuna. Tokyo Gas. istration in respect of the Estate of Ethel Leith RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 254, PAGE 466 IN THE Fulton, who died October 25, 2015, were issued peddle a cornucopia of sea- On a recent year-end day, The city announced in 2001 to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Brad- REGISTER`S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TEN- related products, from dried shop owners in rubber boots that the market would be moved ley County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unma- NESSEE. squid and seaweed to whale and aprons were rushing to by 2012. But cleanup work tured, against the estate are required to file the BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED INTO same with the Clerk of the above named Court bacon and caviar. clean up and sell off the last of dragged on, and in 2013, Tokyo on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in LEWIS P. SCOGGINS, SR. AND WIFE, LINDA ROSE The new year auction is typi- their inventory, as the last few Gas disclosed it had found more (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of SCOGGINS DATED 08/20/1997, RECORDED cal of Japan’s penchant for hundred shoppers milled toxins at the site. the first publication (or posting, as the case may 08/22/1997, IN O.R. BOOK 386, PAGE 529, OF be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual fresh starts at the beginning of around hunting for bargains. Critics of the move said city copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) BRADLEY COUNTY, TN RECORDS. the year — the first visit of the Already, some shops outside authorities were swapping wor- days before the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) More Commonly Known As: 491 WEATHERLY year to a shrine and the first the market have been razed and ries over cramped and some say Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- SWITCH RD SE, CLEVELAND, TN 37323-0000 ceived an actual copy of this notice to creditors dream of the year are other a new building that will house a unhygienic conditions in Tsukiji of the creditor received the copy of the notice Said sale shall be held subject to all matters shown important firsts — and it’s smaller “outer market” is under for a new set of health prob- less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of publication (or on any applicable recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; meant to set an auspicious construction. Conceptual draw- lems: unsafe levels of lead, posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve any restrictive covenants, easements, or setback (12) months from the decedent's date of death. precedent for the 12 months to ings from the Tokyo city govern- arsenic, hexavalent chromium This 28th day of December, 2015. Signed: Judith lines that may be applicable; any statutory rights of come. ment show the 23-hectare and other toxins. Varnell, Personal Representative. Ginger Wilson Buchanan, Attorney for Estate of Ethel Leigh Ful- redemption of any governmental agency, state or Sushi restaurateur Kiyoshi (nearly 57-acre) market site Cleanup of the tainted site ton, P.O. Box 1083, Cleveland TN 37364-1083; federal; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as Kimura has prevailed in most of that fronts the Sumida River’s required the removal and 423-614-4035 BPR No.017620. Sarah E. Cole- man, Clerk & Master. any priority created by a fixture filing; to any mat- the recent new year auctions. In outlet into Tokyo Bay being replacement of 2 meters (6 feet) January 4, 11, 2016 ter that an accurate survey of the premises might 2013, a bidding war drove his transformed into an open of topsoil, construction of LEGAL PUBLICATION disclose; and subject to, but not limited to, the fol- record winning bid to 154.4 mil- waterfront park surrounded by retaining walls, pumping out of Notice to Creditors lowing parties who may claim an interest in the lion yen (at today’s exchange greenery, with a wide shopping polluted ground water and Bradley County Probate Court, 155 N. Ocoee Street- Room 203, Cleveland, TN 37311, above-referenced property: none. rates about $1.3 million) for a plaza and a passenger terminal injection of fresh water. (423)728-7206, Notice to Creditors as Required The following individuals or entities have an inter- by TCA §30-2-306, Estate of Ralph Ray Whitted, Deceased, Case Number 6PR1-2015-PR-261. est in the above-described property: (1) LINDA Notice is hereby given that on December 18 of 2015 letters testamentary (or of administration as ROSE SCOGGINS, (2) LEWIS PIRL SCOGGINS SR (3) Catalan secessionist parties to discuss way forward the case may be) in respect of the estate of TENANTS OF 491 WEATHERLY SWITCH RD SE, Ralph Ray Whitted, who died 9/26/2015, were is- sued to the undersigned by the Bradley County CLEVELAND, TN 37323. MADRID (AP) — Catalonia’s The region has until Jan. 10 left, a week’s margin for a move, Probate Court of Bradley County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having To the best of the Trustee’s knowledge, informa- two main pro-independence to select a regional president or if desired, to avoid elections,” claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate tion, and belief, there are no other Federal or State are required to file the same with the Clerk of the parties will meet Monday to dis- face a new local election, which CUP deputy leader Anna Gabriel above-named Court on or before the earlier of tax lien claimants or other claimants upon the sub- cuss how to salvage their drive Mas has warned could derail the told Catalunya Radio. the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: (1)(A) Four (4) ject property which would require notice pursuant to secede from Spain after a key independence drive. The alliance has so far main- months from the date of the first publication (or to the terms and provision of T.C.A. § 35-5-104 or posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the far-left party refused to back the Mas said Monday that he was tained full support for Mas. creditor received an actual copy of this notice to T.C.A. § 67-1-1433 or 26 U.S.C. § 7425. re-election of incumbent region- determined to battle on, indicat- But veteran Republican Left creditors at least sixty (60) days before date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publi- The Successor Trustee may postpone the above ref- al leader Artur Mas. ing an election was in the cards. deputy Joan Tarda appeared to cation (or posting); or (B) Sixty (60) days from erenced sale from time to time as needed without the date the creditor received an actual copy of Mas’ ruling conservative He will hold a news conference break ranks, tweeting that “If the notice to creditors, if the creditor received the further publication. The Successor Trustee will an- Convergence party and the Tuesday. Mas steps aside and lets anoth- copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date nounce the postponement on the date and at the Republican Left of Catalonia CUP’s decision Sunday ended er party member opt for presi- of the first publication (or posting) as described in time and location of the originally scheduled sale. (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the dece- group joined forces under the months of internal debate. The dency, we can form a govern- dent's date of death. All persons indebted to the This is an attempt to collect a debt, and any infor- “Together for Yes” alliance to radical, anti-capitalist party had ment and the independence above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once. mation gathered in connection herewith will be win 62 seats in the 135-seat been an unlikely partner for process goes forward.” Date: 12/17/2015, Ralph D. Whitted, Executor, utilized for that purpose. Administrator, Personal Representative; Date regional parliament last Mas from the beginning and had Polls show that most Catalans 12/18/2015, Sarah E. Coleman, Clerk & Master/ DATED this 16th day of December, 2015 September. But they needed the long rejected his candidacy support a referendum on inde- Deputy Clerk. Ralph Whitted personally ap- peared before me, the undersigned Clerk of Prepared by: support of the far-left CUP’s 10 because of his government’s pendence, but are divided over Bradley County Probate Court of Bradley Robert S. Coleman, Jr. County, Tennessee, and made oath that the at- seats to secure Mas a workable austerity policies and his party’s breaking from Spain. The tached notice, being in the form required by Ten- Marinosci Law Group, P.C. majority and further the inde- links to corruption scandals. Spanish government has ruled nessee Code Annotated §30-2-306 was pub- lished in the Cleveland Daily Banner, a newspa- 1405 North Pierce, Suite 306 pendence push. CUP on Monday insisted that out the possibility of a split. per published in Bradley County, Tennessee on Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 January 4, 11, 2016. Date: 12/18/2015, Ralph The two larger parties will “Together for Yes” could still Catalonia, a northeastern Whitted, (signed), Executor, Administrator, Per- Robert S. Coleman, Jr. hold executive board meetings propose another candidate and region of 7.5 million people, rep- sonal Representative; Date 12/18/2015, Sarah E. Coleman (signed), Clerk and Master/ Deputy Successor Trustee separately to discuss CUP’s receive the party’s backing. resents nearly a fifth of Spain’s Clerk. December 21, 28, 2015; January 4, 2016 shut-out of Mas. “We haven’t got many days economic output. January 4, 11, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016—19

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BlYTHEWOOD- STEEPlECHASE wood/ carpet, unfinished base- tools, set up irrigation heads and ment, 1301 Harrison Pike, Stuart Call for details 423-536-9009. installing irrigation systems. no APARTmENTS- 1 Bedroom with utilities furnished ($369- $559); 2 School Zone, $149,900. Call education or training required. 423-593-4574. 72. Cars for Sale Tools supplies and equipment pro- Bedroom ($429- $599). appliances vided free. if 50 % of work contract furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. neW 5 bedroom mobile home BRanTley aUTO SaleS. 2050 period completed, employer will re- Cleveland SUMMiT apartments $69,900! 423-536-9009. South lee Hwy Wholesale to the imburse the worker for transporta- public. 423-479-6484. tion and subsistence (including Rent is based on income for persons mAKE A fRESH START IN 2016! meals and to the extent necessary 62 or older, handicapped or dis- lodging) to the place of employ- abled. We have immediate open- PURCHASE YOUR HOmE WITH ment and same provided when ings. equal Housing Opportunity 44 Cleveland Daily Banner work period completed/ or em- inman Street 479-3005 “NO” DOWN PAYmENT” ployer terminates early. Work per- neW MOBile homes as low as formed in Hamilton County. em- $25,900! Call to apply! CAll mE TODAY! CLASSIFIEDS HAVE IT! ployer intends to assist locating the 423-536-9009. HERB lACY worker an abode. Contact your 423-593-1508 nearest Tn/ SWa or fax niCe and spacious 2 bedroom 1 472-5041 605-773-6184 re Job # Tn411153. bath, 1 level, duplex in ne area. Pri- AffIlIATE BROKER WHOleSale. 2012 4 door Ford Fu- vate owner maintained, courtyard CENTURY 21 sion. 6 cylinder, auto transmission, 1ST CHOICE REAlTORS 33. Business Opportunities lawn. Utility room with cabinets, red. $7,500. 61,000 miles. 0. WEBSITE DIRECTORY 18. Articles for Sale washer dryer hookup. $700 monthly, 2075 OCOEE ST 423-618-7770. INvESTIgATE BEfORE $300 deposit. Call 423-715-7735. ClEvElAND, TN 37311 Cleveland daily Banner PAllETS!!! YOU INvEST! [email protected] Sell iT TOday!! THe ClaSSiFied (423)472-5041 fREE WHIlE THEY lAST! always a good policy, especially for TOWnHOUSe FOR rent: 2 Bed- 478-2332 Way. Call 472-5041. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner business opportunities and fran- room, 2 full bath, 20th Street nW, [email protected] $600 monthly, $500 deposit. 29. Help Wanted - Part-time chise. Call Tn division of consumer 1. Classified Ad Policy affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- 423-618-2738. eral Trade Commission at (877) PaRT TiMe position available in a WHy RenT when you can own! Shiloh Baptist Church, Ocoee, TN eRRORS nOT the fault of the ad- local assisted living facility. Will train. FTC-HelP for free information. Or vertiser which clearly reduce the visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov lenders offering $0 down! Call between 10am-2pm 423-536-9009. is seeking a Part-Time Minister of Music value of the advertisement should be 423-336-1677. corrected the first day. Then, one PROCeSS MediCal claims from corrected insertion will be made WaReHOUSe aSSiSTanT Part home? Chances are you won’t make 50. mobile Homes for Rent any money. Find out how to spot a Candidates should have knowledge of both traditional without charge, if the advertiser calls time. assist in daily running of busy $100 MOve- in SPeCial: 2 or 3 before 3pm the afternoon the error warehouse. UP dish Services. Must medical billing scam. Call the Fed- and contemporary styles of music and have the ability eral Trade Commission, Bedrooms. Weekly or monthly. appears. The Cleveland daily be 21 years of age with a valid driv- 423-617-4505. BanneR assumes no responsibility ers license. Please call 1-877-FTC-HelP. to lead the congregation in a blended worship service. for errors after the first corrected in- 865-405-8522, Jocelyn Smith, Re- a message from 2 and 3 bedrooms starting at $110 sertion. The Publisher reserves the cruiter. Cleveland daily Banner and the weekly, plus deposit. Monday Send resume to Music Search Committee, Shiloh right to revise or reject, at his option, Federal Trade Commission. Or visit through Sunday 423-790-7141. our Web site at www.ftc.gov any advertisement he deems objec- 30. Help Wanted - full Time COllegeTOWn MOBile eS- Baptist Church, 358 Hwy 64, Ocoee, TN 37361 or tionable either in subject or phrase- 34. money To lend TaTeS: Two bedrooms nice and email to [email protected] ology or which he may deem detri- ASSISTANT mIllER – clean. 472–6555. mental to his business. deadline for Cleveland, TN * lOanS up to $1,250 * classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- We are seeking individuals whom Quick approval neW HOMe loans! lenders offering day is 2pm for business ads and are interested in the assistant 423-476-5770 eZ programs for first time home buy- ers! Call 423-536-9009. 3pm for personal ads the day before Miller position in Cleveland, Tn. need Ca$H fast but can’t get a Bradley County Schools has two ad is to run. Sunday deadline is This position is on a 4 shift rota- loan? don’t pay for the promise of a WHy RenT when you can own! 11am Friday for business ads and tion. This position is basically a loan. Call the Federal Trade Com- lenders offering Zero down! Call for maintenance position openings 12 noon Friday for personal ads. loader. The primary duties are mission at 1-877-FTC-HelP to learn details 423-536-9009. Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. all loading rail cars and trailers with how to spot advance-fee loan POSITION 1: MAINTENANCE TECH EXPERIENCED corrections must be made by dead- wheat flour. additional duties are scams. a message from Cleveland 52. Sleeping Rooms line day before ad runs. visa/Master- listed below. daily Banner and the FTC. Or visit exTended STay Suites. 550 WITH KEY/DOOR AND WINDOW REPAIR card/discover/american express are our Web site at www.ftc.gov accepted. Cleveland daily Ban- The assistant Miller responsibilities square feet, furnished, cable, inter- Carpentry skills are a plus. Responsibilities will require ner..... 472-5041 include, but are not limited to: net, utilities, kitchen. 423-584-6505. capability of repining/re-coring locks, cutting keys, • inventory wheat and flour 40. general Services Offered 53. Houses for Rent repairing all phases of hardware, installing of doors, 2. Special Notices • Receive inbound wheat window repair and responding to service calls. • Spot check grain grading BaCKHOe/ BOBCaT work, dump $1,200: 3- 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, • Reject substandard loads truck service. ditches, ponds, septic 2,080 square feet, 2 car garage, ClASSIfIED systems, etc. 423-453-1654. central heat/ air, large deck on back POSITION 2: MAINTENANCE TECH WITH ADvERTISEmENTS • document unloading WASTE WATER CERTIFICATION • load Bulk Flour (Trailers and rail danny'S TRee SeRviCe: Tree re- overlooking a duck pond. at Your Convenience! cars) moval, shrubbery trimmed and 423-472-4000 or HVAC skills are a plus. Responsibilities will require • Must have a Cdl (Will operate planted. Senior discounts. 30 years www.jonesproperties.biz. capability of maintaining waste water site, all 24 Hours A Day! yard tractor and track- mobile) experience. 423-244-6676. $1,200: 3- 4 Bedroom, 2.5 bath, pumping stations and responding to service calls. Email your AD to us! • Check tailings of bulk flour loads 1,768 square feet, split foyer with [email protected] • accurately record data on 45. vacation Rentals fireplace and 1 car garage with Individuals with an interest in applying for these positions may do required documents opener, large yard. 423-472-4000 or so by applying on the web at www.bradleyschools.org/jobs • assist Miller as needed 2 RiveRS CaMPing: Rv Park, Cabin Rentals, directly on the river www.jonesproperties.biz or contact Scott Humberd a the Bradley County Schools or fax to 423-476-1046 adM offers competitive pay and at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee Central Office phone 476-0620. include the following information: Rivers. 423-338-7208. $950: 3 Bedroom, newly updated. EOE • name with address benefits including medical, dental, Walk to Bradley High School. info: & phone number prescription drug coverage, life in- BeaR PaW COTTageS- 2, 3 bed- WSJwoodcraft.com/rent or • Person to contact if a business surance, pension and a 401(k)/ rooms, $75- $85. Mountains, fire- 865-281-1246. • Requested start date eSOP with a company match. Re- place, serenity. 423-476–8480. & classification location assistance is not available • We will contact you for prepay- for this position. 46. Storage Space for Rent ment. We accept visa, Mastercard, CalFee'S Mini Warehouse for rent: discover, and american express Apply online at georgetown Pike, Spring Place • if you are a billing customer, www.adm.com/jobs Road and Highway 64. Call please confirm your current billing 476–2777. address. Bail BOnding agenT/ COn- TRaCTOR needed for Bradley TeMPSaFe STORage Climate Controlled Deadline for ads: County Tn. experience in judicial/ current or retired law enforcement a & Outside Units PUBliSHeR'S nOTiCe: all real es- 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad downtown location tate advertised in this newspaper is 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad plus. Send resumes to: resume- [email protected] & georgetown Road subject to the Federal Fair Housing 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad 614-4111 act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- 2pm Thursday for Friday ad CHeMiCal TanK driver Cdl Class man Rights act which makes it ille- 11am Friday for Sunday ad 48. Office Space for Rent gal to advertise "any preference, 4pm Friday for Monday ad a with Hazmat/ Tanker. Clean motor vehicle record, 2 years driving expe- nORTH KeiTH Street: First month limitation or discrimination based on rience. Tank experience preferred. free rent with acceptable application race, color, religion, sex, or national For Personal assistance origin, handicap/ disability or an in- Call 423-472-5041 Call 423-364-3046. and paid deposit. Owner/ agent STOny BROOKS RealTy tention to make any such prefer- CleRiCal HelP needed: Book- 423-479-4514. ence, limitation or discrimination." Cleveland daily BanneR This newspaper will not knowingly Classified Department keeping experience helpful. apply in person: Scott’s Furniture Company, OFFiCe availaBle. Multiple sizes, accept any advertising for real estate 1650 South lee Hwy, Cleveland. 423-991-4984. which is in violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwell- ***SPECIAl BONUS*** OffICE/ RETAIl Space Available, DRIvERS NEEDED 2 Regional driv- short and long term lease. Several ings advertised in this newspaper All Ads Are Published On Our are available on an equal opportu- Website At No Additional Cost! ing Positions available. Cdl-a re- locations, priced from $300 up. Call quired with a minimum of 1 year ex- Jones Properties 423-472-4000 nity basis. equal Housing Opportu- perience. Touch Freight. Home www.jonesproperties.biz. nity, M/F. SCHOlaRSHiPS gUaRanTeed or weekends and 1- 2 times per week. 3 BedROOM, 1.5 bath, hardwood your money back! Beware of schol- Would also back fill locally when 49. Apartments for Rent floor, central heat, $1,100 monthly, arship “guarantees.” Before you pay needed. Call Joe at (855)531-6022 $1,800: lUxURy apartment, fully double carport, 423-667-4967. for a search service, get the refund furnished, utilities paid. located on 3 BedROOM, 2 full bath, laundry policy in writing. Call the Federal eaRn THOUSand$ from home. Be quiet side street. Contact Jones room, Peerless Road, $825 monthly, Trade Commission at careful of work-at-home schemes. Properties 423-472-4000 $400 deposit, 423-472-1875. 1-877-FTC-HelP to learn how to Hidden costs can add up, and re- www.jonesproperties.biz avoid scholarship scams. a mes- quirements may be unrealistic. 3 BedROOM, furnished, cable and sage from Cleveland daily Banner learn how to avoid work-at-home $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, wood internet included, 15 minutes from and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- floors, new paint, water included. Wacker. 423-310-7906. PROviSiOn Real eSTaTe and www.ftc.gov mission. 1-877-FTC-HelP. a mes- 360 HigH Street: 3 Bedroom, 2 sage from Cleveland daily Banner PROPeRTy ManageMenT, llC 423-693-0301. bath, $550 monthly, $550 deposit. 5. lost And found and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at BURRiS PROPeRTieS www.ftc.gov $550: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath on 423-478-3050. lOST yOUR pet? Check daily at the georgetown Road. 423-472-4000 or Cleveland animal Shelter, 360 Hill FaMily HOMe Care Services is www.jonesproperties.biz. Street. now hiring Care givers or Cnas in $600: 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath with lOST CHRiSTMaS gift of 13 year the Cleveland and Benton areas. $9.50- $10 hourly based on experi- basement/ garage. 423-472-4000 or old. Monday december 28th, 10am www.jonesproperties.biz. area of time. lost near logan's ence, insurance benefits after 90 Roadhouse & Keith Street Ministries days. apply online at on Keith Street. Flying when wind www.fhcsllc.com or call Brandy at caught the drone. White with red, 423-744-4674. drone in black letters, with camera. if you have found this gift, please exPeRienCed CaRegiveRS and contact by calling or texting Cnas who are available to work 731-277-8249 or can call/ or leave 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. Please apply message, if no answer in person at 60 25th Street nW #3, 423-790-7385. in Cleveland. Monday- Friday from 11am-5pm. PUBliSHeR'S nOTiCe: all real es- 7. Personals HiRing dieSel detroit Mechanic, tate advertised in this newspaper is al-anOn OFFeRS help for families great Pay! Cleveland, local busi- subject to the Federal Fair Housing of alcoholics. For meeting informa- ness. 423-595-8922. act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- tion call 423-284-1612. man Rights act which makes it ille- need TO BUy, Sell, TRade OR gal to advertise "any preference, dOMeSTiC viOlenCe support limitation or discrimination based on group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- RenT? USe ClaSSiFied adS. race, color, religion, sex, or national days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or THey WORK! Cleveland daily NOW origin, handicap/ disability or an in- 25 for location. BanneR, 472-5041. tention to make any such prefer- ence, limitation or discrimination." iF yOU want to drink that's your lOCally OWned corporation is business…if you want to quit, call al- This newspaper will not knowingly seeking experienced bookkeeper to accept any advertising for real estate coholics anonymous. Call 499-6003. handle our company’s bookkeeping HIRING! which is in violation of the law. Our 9. Pets And Supplies needs. Must have strong computer readers are informed that all dwell- skills, advance knowledge of Quick- ings advertised in this newspaper EMPLOYEES OF ALL SKILL SETS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: PUPPieS $10, Terrier Hound mix. Books software, bank and balance are available on an equal opportu- Will be 25- 30 pounds. sheet reconciliations; P & l state- nity basis. equal Housing Opportu- PRODUCTION OPERATORS, ASSEMBLY WORKERS, MATERIAL 423-665-3375. ments; payroll, a/ R & a/ P and ca- nity, M/F. pable of meeting deadlines in a fast HANDLERS, MACHINE OPERATORS, SUPERVISORS, TEAM LEADERS, 14. Want To Buy pace environment. Send resumes to: 1 BedROOM, 1 bath, clean, washer/ [email protected] dryer hookup, stove, refrigerator, MECHANICS, WAREHOUSE, SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS, If You are searching for a product dishwasher. 3375 Michigan avenue. or service and do not want to use mEmBER SERvICE/ $425 monthly plus $300 deposit, 1 STAND-UP FORKLIFT OPERATORS, AND SO MUCH MORE! loads of time searching everywhere, Administrative Assistant year lease. no pets or smoking. Call WHY NOT Advertise your need un- Business office in Cleveland seek- 423-313-3218. JOIN US AT OUR IN-HOUSE JOB FAIR der the heading: 014 WanT TO ing a full- time Member Service/ BUy in THe Cleveland daily administrative assistant. Must Tuesday, January 5, 2016 9AM – 3PM BanneR!! have professional appearance, and 18. Articles for Sale excellent computer skills; including No Time for a 3312 Keith Street, NW - Cleveland, TN 37312 Microsoft Word, excel, and Pub- lOSe 30 lbs. in 30 days! Medical lisher. experience in accounts pay- (423) 790-1994 doctors say the only way to lose able, accounts receivable and Yard Sale? weight is to eat less and exercise QuickBooks recommended. Highly WWW.GLOBALPERSONNELSOL.COM more. learn how to avoid motivated individual with excellent Sell those items with weight-loss scams. Call the Federal communication skills, well organ- Drug screen required. Trade Commission at ized, able to work independently as Classifieds 1-877-FTC-HelP. a message from well as a team player. Please sub- E-verify and National Criminal Background Check Cleveland daily Banner and the mit resume and references to FTC. Or visit our Web site at [email protected] or fax to www.ftc.gov 423-478-5964. 472-5041 YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS! 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, January 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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