Primary Cause of Mass Shootings? Some Say Hearings by Florida Senate Will Point to Need for Stricter Gun Regulation

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By John Kennedy Students are evacuated by police that lead to mass shootings, [email protected] out of Stoneman Douglas High which experts say include a School in Parkland on Feb. 14, rise in hate groups, underly- TALLAHASSEE — After a 2018. The Florida Legislature ing racism and misogyny, lack summer when the nation was approved a package of gun- of access to mental health stunned by a series of mass related measures following the treatment and ready access shootings, the Florida Senate fatal shootings at Parkland’s to firearms. is set Monday to explore what Marjory Stoneman Douglas The gun issue is a touchy leads to such violence — a High School. [MIKE STOCKER / SUN one for a Republican- move some say will point to SENTINEL / TNS] controlled Legislature a need for stricter gun regu- that declined to pass any fire- lation in the Sunshine State. arms restrictions for three University experts, law workshop on “mass attacks 31 people dead. At the time, lives, which along with other decades, until approving a enforcement officials and and targeted violence.” Galvano posted on Facebook attacks brought the month’s package of changes follow- mental health professionals Senate President Bill Gal- that “thoughts and prayers grim total to 53 people dead in ing last year’s slaughter at are expected to testify before vano, R-Bradenton, ordered must yield action.” mass killings by firearms. Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman the Infrastructure and Secu- the hearing early last month, By the time August ended, Galvano said he wants his Douglas High School. rity Committee, which is after shootings in El Paso, another shooting spree near Senate to “better under- taking up what is billed as a Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, left Odessa, Texas, claimed seven stand the various factors” See SHOOTINGS, A5 Measles cases skyrocket as vaccinations take dip This Sept. 15 false-color image from the European Commission’s Sentinel-2 satellite shows Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq oil processing facility in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia. [EUROPEAN COMMISSION VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Attack on oil sites could increase US-Iran tension

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DUBAI, United Arab Emir- ates — A weekend drone attack on Saudi Arabia that cut into global energy supplies and halved the kingdom’s oil production threatened Sunday to fuel a regional crisis, as Iran denied U.S. allegations it launched the assault and tensions A child is vaccinated against measles. [FILE] remained high over Tehran’s collapsing nuclear deal. Sat- ellite photos examined by Rise comes amid to the latest count by the are considering offering By the numbers The Associated Press sug- increased demand by Centers for Disease Con- parents even more ways to gested damage at the heart parents for vaccine trol and Prevention, which opt out. Some states are crack- of the kingdom’s crucial oil exemptions called it the highest number About 200,000 kinder- ing down on vaccine processing facility. of reported cases in almost gartners across the United exemptions in response Iran called the U.S. claims By Jayme Fraser a generation. States entered school to measles outbreaks; “maximum lies,” while a GateHouse Media The rise comes amid without their measles vac- others are considering increased demand for vaccination in 2017, according offering parents even See ATTACKS, A5 This year’s back-to- cine exemptions as parents, to the latest CDC data more ways to opt out. school season coincides some dubious of govern- available. About 200,000 kindergart- with the worst measles ment control or worried In seven states, the per- ners across the United resurgence the nation has about the now-debunked centage of kindergarten States entered school SPORTS | C1 seen since the disease was link between immunization students who are unvacci- without their measles declared eliminated almost and autism, seek to opt their nated for measles is almost vaccination in 2017. In TEXANS STOP two decades ago. children out of the manda- twice the national average seven states, the percent- At least 1,241 people — tory shot schedule. of 5.9%, according to state age of kindergartners JAGS’ 2-POINT many of them school-aged Some states are start- figures compiled by the who are unvaccinated for children — have contracted ing to crack down on the CDC. measles is almost twice CONVERSION, the viral infection across 31 exemptions in response to the national average of states this year, according measles outbreaks; others See VACCINES, A5 5.9%. WIN 13-12

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WASHINGTON — At least three Democratic presidential candidates are calling for the impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kava- naugh in the face of a new, uninvestigated, allegation of sexual impropriety when he was in college. Kavanaugh was con- firmed last October after emotional hearings in the Senate over a sexual assault allegation from his high school years. The New York Times now reports that Kavanaugh faced a separate allegation from his time at Yale University and that the FBI did not investigate the claim. The latest In this Oct. 8, 2018, photo, Supreme Court Justice Brett claim mirrors one offered Kavanaugh stands before a swearing-in in the White during his confirma- House in Washington. At least two Democratic presidential tion process by Deborah candidates are calling for his impeachment in the face of Ramirez, a Yale classmate a new allegation of sexual impropriety when he was in who claimed Kavanaugh college. [SUSAN WALSH/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] exposed himself to her during a drunken party. who appointed him, Donald Trump. When he testified Kavanaugh should be Trump, who fiercely before the Senate Judi- impeached.” Kavanaugh during his ciary Committee last Their comments fol- contentious confirmation year, Kavanaugh denied lowed similar ones from process, dismissed the all allegations of impro- Julian Castro, a former latest allegation as “lies.” priety . U.S. housing secretary, In a tweet Sunday, Sen. Kamala Harris, on Saturday night. “It’s Trump said Kavanaugh D-Calif., said after the more clear than ever that “should start suing people new report that “Brett Brett Kavanaugh lied for libel, or the Justice Kavanaugh lied to the under oath,” he tweeted. Department should come U.S. Senate and most “He should be impeached to his rescue.” It wasn’t importantly to the and Congress should immediately clear how American people.” She review the failure of the the Justice Department tweeted: “He must be Department of Justice to could come to the jus- impeached.” properly investigate the tice’s defense. A 2020 rival, Massa- matter.” Trump added that they chusetts Sen. Elizabeth Republicans currently were “False Accusations Warren, tweeted that control the Senate, without recrimination,” “Confirmation is not making it virtually and claimed his accusers exoneration, and these impossible to impeach were seeking to influence newest revelations are Kavanaugh, who was Kavanaugh’s opinions on disturbing. Like the man nominated by President the bench.

* ** A4 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Fear a factor among uninsured

Rise in number of Frank of Harvard Medical people without health School said the data “suggest insurance in the U.S. that we are dealing with immi- might be linked to gration ... potentially in some immigration concerns unexpected ways.” Frank was a high-ranking health By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar policy adviser in the Obama The Associated Press administration. The uninsured rate for WASHINGTON — When foreign-born people, includ- the Census Bureau reported ing those who have become an increase in the number U.S. citizens, also rose sig- of people without health nificantly, mirroring the shift insurance in America, it among Hispanics. sent political partisans Frank noted that immi- reaching for talking points grant families often include on the Obama-era health foreign-born and native- law and its travails. But the born relatives, “and you can new numbers suggest that imagine the new approach to fears of the Trump admin- immigration inhibiting these istration’s immigration people from doing things that crackdown may be a more would make them more visible significant factor in the to public authorities,” such slippage. as applying for government Overall, the number of health care programs. uninsured in the U.S. rose In this Aug. 13 photo, a worker gets ready to pass out instructions in how ﬁ ll out the 2020 census Immigrants’ fears may also by 1.9 million people in during a town hall meeting in Lithonia, Ga. [JOHN AMIS/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] be part of the reason for a sig- 2018, the agency report this nificant increase in the number past week. It was the first nearly 18% lacking cover- issue for Democrats vying for rate, Democratic congres- of uninsured children in 2018, jump in nearly a decade. age. There was no significant their party’s 2020 presiden- sional leaders have said the said Katherine Hempstead, An estimated 27.5 million change in health insurance tial nomination. Candidates census figures show the a senior health policy expert people, or 8.5% of the pop- for non-Hispanic whites, wasted no time in Thursday’s administration’s “sabotage” with the nonpartisan Robert ulation, lacked coverage the blacks and Asians. debate highlighting the split of the Obama health law. Wood Johnson Foundation, entire year. Such increases “Some of the biggest between progressives such The administration issued which works to expand cov- are considered unusual in a declines in coverage are as Sens. Bernie Sanders and a statement blaming the law’s erage. Among immigrant strong economy. coming among Latinos and Elizabeth Warren , who favor high premiums, unaffordable children who have become The report showed that a noncitizens,” said Larry Levitt a government-run system for for solid middle-class people citizens, the uninsured rate drop in low-income people of the nonpartisan Kaiser all, including people without who do not qualify for finan- rose by 2.2 percentage points enrolled in Medicaid was Family Foundation, who legal permission to be in the cial assistance. “The reality in 2018, to 8.6%. The increase the most significant factor tracks trends in health insur- country, and moderates like is we will continue to see the was greater among kids who behind the higher number ance coverage. “These declines former Vice President Joe number of uninsured increase are not citizens. of uninsured people. in coverage are coming at a Biden. He supports building until we address the under- “There are a lot of kids eli- Hispanics were the only time when the Trump admin- on the Affordable Care Act lying issues in Obamacare gible for public coverage but major racial and ethnic istration has tried to curb and adding a new public plan that have failed the American not enrolled because of vari- category with a significant immigration and discourage option, open to U.S. citizens people,” the statement said. ous things that make it less increase in their uninsured immigrants from using public and legal residents. Patterns in the data indicate comfortable for people to rate. It rose by 1.6 percent- benefits like Medicaid.” Although the candidates there’s more to the story. enroll in public coverage,” said age points in 2018, with Health care is the defining did not dwell on the uninsured Health economist Richard Hempstead.

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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., meets An anti-government protester throws back a tear gas A voter casts her ballot Sunday as she carries her with reporters Thursday, just after the House Judiciary canister fi red by the police during a demonstration daughter inside a polling station during the fi rst Committee approved guidelines for impeachment Sunday near Central Government Complex in Hong round of the presidential election, in Tunis, Tunisia. A hearings on President Donald Trump, at the Capitol in Kong. Police fi red chemical-laced blue water and tear jailed media magnate and an independent outsider Washington. Congressional Democratic leaders warned gas at protesters who lobbed Molotov cocktails outside appeared likely to face off in Tunisia’s presidential President Donald Trump on Sunday that any proposal on the Hong Kong government offi ce complex Sunday, as runoff, after a roller coaster fi rst-round race in gun control must include a House-passed bill to expand violence fl ared anew after thousands of pro-democracy the country that unleashed the Arab Spring pro- background checks for gun purchases — or else risk no supporters marched through downtown in defi ance of a democracy uprisings. [MOSA’AB ELSHAMY/THE ASSOCIATED legislation at all. [J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] police ban. [KIN CHEUNG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] PRESS]

MIAMI WILDWOOD, N.J. Jennifer Tornetta said family abuse in the state. FRANKFURT, GERMANY Forecasters warn of US coast rip 3 at trauma center, 19 treated, members had asked that no Activists block main entrance currents caused by Humberto released after deck collapse information be released. ALGIERS, ALGERIA to Frankfurt auto show Algeria announces Dec. 12 Beachgoers on the south- Nearly two dozen people WHEELING, W.VA. for presidential election Activists blocked the main eastern U.S. coast should be were taken to hospitals after a Bishop: $1.2M from sale will entrance to the Frankfurt wary of potentially dangerous deck collapsed over the week- go to help sex abuse victims Algeria’s interim leader Motor Show on Sunday in a rip currents caused by Tropical end at the New Jersey shore, has announced Dec. 12 as the protest against what they call Storm Humberto, the National but authorities said almost all Officials say $1.2 million from date for the presidential elec- the “climate and environ- Hurricane Center said Sunday. of the victims were treated and the sale of the diocesan home of tion, in line with the army ment destroyers” produced On Sunday evening, released. former West Virginia Catholic chief’s demand to fill the by the auto industry. Humberto was 170 miles east- The multilevel deck col- Bishop Michael J. Bransfield vacancy left when longtime Hundreds of people wear- northeast of Cape Canaveral, lapsed at about 6 p.m. will go to assist victims of leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika ing white protective suits Florida, and moving north at Saturday in Wildwood during sexual abuse in West Virginia. was pushed from office more sat or stood in front of the 6 mph. Maximum sustained the annual New Jersey Fire- The Intelligencer reports than five months ago. grounds where the auto winds were 70 mph. man’s Convention, which Bishop Mark E. Brennan Abdelkader Bensallah show is being held. The The U.S. National Hurri- attracts thousands of current released the information during an address to the demonstration was orga- cane Center said Humberto and former firefighters to the in a letter Friday to Cath- North African nation Sunday nized by an alliance of groups will bring large swells to the resort town. olics in the Diocese of night called on citizens to called “Sand im Getriebe” northwestern Bahamas and Cape May Regional Health Wheeling-Charleston. make Dec. 12 “an historic — roughly “spanner in the southeastern U.S. coast for System spokeswoman Susan Real estate records show day to make the dreams of works.” several days. Staeger said Sunday that 19 the home was sold in August our people concrete.” Other entrances to the The National Weather Ser- of the 21 patients were treated to David H. and Meredith The powerful army chief, show, which opened to the vice issued advisories warning and released, including three McKinley. Ahmed Gaid Salah, has been general public on Satur- of high rip current risks through children. AtlantiCare Regional Brennan says proceeds from pushing for elections as day and runs until Sept. 22, Monday evening at beaches in Medical Center’s trauma the sale will be put into a fund to quickly as possible and even remained open. northeast Florida, Georgia and center reported receiving three pay for professional counseling named Sunday as the date to South Carolina. patients, but spokeswoman and support for victims of sex announce them. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 A5

of transportation issues or If more parents continue Association, along with Rick VACCINES lack of insurance,” said Diane to seek the state waiver, the SHOOTINGS Swearingen, commissioner of Peterson, associate director of authors wrote, “the potential the Florida Department of Law From Page A1 the nonprofit Immunization number of cases of measles From Page A1 Enforcement. Action Coalition. outbreaks is estimated to Phil Archer, state attorney for “Now, a lot of that is prob- increase exponentially.” Brevard and Seminole coun- Colorado, Idaho, Wash- ably equalized,” she said. “But That’s why at least five of “I don’t see any expert on ties, is scheduled to address ington, Alaska, Arkansas, what we find is that there are the nation’s largest profes- gun violence prevention who the committee, along with sub- New Hampshire and Kansas communities that are being sional groups for doctors, is scheduled to speak on the stance abuse and mental health all reported that at least one swayed by anti-vaxxers. They including the American Senate panel,” said Gay Val- experts, and a pair of Florida in 10 kindergarten students are persuading parents there College of Physicians, have mont, Florida leader of Moms State University criminologists had not received the vac- is possibly harm to come from supported eliminating or Demand Action For Gun Sense who have studied mass shoot- cine for measles, mumps and vaccines” despite decades of tightening exemptions. in America. ings and hate crimes. rubella, commonly referred to medical research establishing “Allowing exemptions Galvano has emphasized No legislation is expected to as MMR. their safety. based on non-medical rea- that he wants a wide-ranging be discussed. But Senate Dem- In Florida, 6.3% of students sons poses a risk both to the analysis of the gun attacks, ocrats have proposed several were unvaccinated in 2017, State laws vary unvaccinated person and to with hearings expected to bills certain to loom in the back- higher than the national aver- public health,” said then-ACP continue through the 2020 leg- ground of Monday’s discussion. age, the CDC data shows. School vaccinations long President Wayne J. Riley in a islative session, which begins in Senate Democratic Leader Bay County has fared better have been a critical tool for 2015 statement. “Intentionally January. Audrey Gibson of Jackson- in recent years, with more combating infectious diseases unvaccinated individuals can It is likely that some kind of ville earlier pushed Galvano children vaccinated for mea- like measles. Because most pose a danger to the public, legislation will emerge in the to include in his call for action sles than the state average, children attend a public or especially to individuals who Senate — although the House a ban on assault-style weap- according to Florida Depart- private school, most must be cannot be vaccinated for med- has not indicated it plans to ons and an expansion of ment of Health statistics. vaccinated under state laws. ical reasons.” embrace the topic as commit- the state’s “red flag” law to The statistics show that as That power was granted Ten states this year consid- tee hearings in advance of the family members, which would of December, kindergartners in 1905 by the U.S. Supreme ered bills to end non-medical session start next week and enhance what is now a provision in county public schools had Court, which ruled that states exemptions for childhood vac- continue through the fall. that allows only law enforce- an approximately 96% vac- have the ability to protect cine requirements. Only New On Monday, Sarasota County ment to ask a judge to remove cination rate, higher than the public from infectious York and Maine approved the Sheriff Tom Knight will testify weapons from someone con- the state average of 94% diseases, even at the cost of measures wholesale. Wash- on behalf of the state’s Sheriffs sidered a threat. for the same age group. For personal freedom. ington approved it just for the seventh-graders, the county All states allow exemptions MMR vaccine. vaccination rate was about for children medically unable California had ended its 98%, again higher than the to receive vaccinations — a non-medical exemptions in 97% state average. Kinder- policy few, if any, public 2015. misunderstanding.” gartners and seventh-graders health official has challenged. But several states this year ATTACKS Actions on any side could are the two groups of public But 45 states, including considered doing the oppo- break into the open a twilight school children that are vac- Florida, also allow exemp- site. Of a combined 64 bills From Page A1 war that’s been raging just cinated in Florida annually. tions for personal or religious related to childhood vaccine below the surface of the wider No case of measles has been beliefs, which experts believe requirements, 13 would have Persian Gulf in recent months. reported in the county this have contributed to the rise in made it easier to receive an commander in its paramili- Already, there have been mys- year. measles outbreaks. exemption and 21 would have tary Revolutionary Guard terious attacks on oil tankers But those state broader Those differing state laws required doctors or schools to reiterated its forces could that America blames on Tehran, figures can obscure pockets lead to the differences in state provide parents with infor- strike U.S. military bases at least one suspected Israeli of low immunization rates vaccination rates. mation about vaccine safety across the Mideast with their strike on Shiite forces in Iraq, where outbreaks can occur. Take Texas, for example. or perceived hazards. None arsenal of ballistic missiles. A and Iran shooting down a U.S. Even states with seemingly Vaccine exemptions in that passed. prominent U.S. senator sug- military surveillance drone. high vaccination rates might state grew 28-fold since a The bills to loosen exemp- gested striking Iranian oil The attack Saturday on include individual schools 2003 law making it easier for tions were introduced despite refineries in response to the Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq plant where as many as a quarter of parents to opt out, according medical consensus that vac- assault, claimed by Yemen’s and its Khurais oil field led students are unvaccinated, to a study published in August cines are safe and effective. Iran-backed Houthi rebels, to the interruption of an according to data from states in the Journal of the American “The measles vaccine on Saudi Arabia’s largest oil estimated 5.7 million bar- that make that information Medical Association. protects 97% of people. It’s processing facility. rels of the kingdom’s crude available, as well as academic The study showed how the amazing; few preventive mea- “Because of the tension and oil production per day, research powered by public rise in unvaccinated Texas sures work 97% of the time,” sensitive situation, our region equivalent to more than 5% records. school children heightens said Daniel Salmon, former is like a powder keg,” warned of the world’s daily supply. “We used to always focus the risk for a major measles vaccine safety director for Guard Brig. Gen. Amir Ali It remains unclear how King on making vaccines available outbreak. Its computer sim- the U.S. Department of Health Hajizadeh. “When these con- Salman and his assertive son, and accessible throughout ulations revealed that a single and Human Services and cur- tacts come too close, when Crown Prince Mohammed the community, so people student with measles could rent director of Johns Hopkins forces come into contact with bin Salman, will respond to weren’t unable to get their start an outbreak infecting University’s Institute for Vac- one another, it is possible a an attack targeting the heart children vaccinated because more than 400 people. cine Safety. conflict happens because of a of the Saudi oil industry.

* ** A6 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald Cleanup resumes Union votes to in soaked Bahamas strike at GM plants

By Dánica Coto Roberts was one of kilometers) north- By Tom Krisher in Detroit that is slated to which would be filled by The Associated Press thousands of people northwest of Great Abaco The Associated Press close next year, accord- existing employees. GM beginning to return to Island and was moving ing someone who spoke would not give a precise MCLEAN’S TOWN, salvage what few scraps at 7 mph (11 kph) north- DETROIT — The United to The Associated Press number. The investments Bahamas — Jeffrey they can from the dev- northwest with maximum Auto Workers union on the condition of ano- would be made at facto- Roberts lifted a mus- astation of Dorian, even sustained winds of 65 announced Sunday that its nymity because that ries in four states, two of tard-yellow curtain as the dark storm clouds mph (100 kph). roughly 49,000 workers person wasn’t autho- which were not identified. from the ground to hunt of Tropical Storm Hum- It was still rousing at General Motors plants rized to disclose details of The statement also for passports and other berto hovered above gusty winds across the in the U.S. would go on the negotiations, which said the company offered documents at the place to remind that that the northwestern Bahamas strike just before midnight hadn’t been released to “best in class wages and where his family’s home storm season has not yet The U.S. National because contentious talks the public. The auto- benefits,” improved stood before Hurricane passed. Hurricane Center said on a new contract had maker also offered to open profit sharing and a pay- Dorian blasted into Grand “We got to take what it would likely become broken down. an electric vehicle bat- ment of $8,000 to each Bahama Island. God gives us,” Roberts a hurricane by Sunday About 200 plant-level tery plant in Lordstown, worker upon ratification. What was underneath said. night, but would remain union leaders voted Ohio, where it has a plant The offer included wage was sodden and unrec- In this case, at least, far from the Bahamas and unanimously in favor of that has already stopped or lump sum increases in ognizable. He shuffled that was a break: Hum- the U.S. coast by the time a walkout during a meet- making cars. The new fac- all four years of the deal, across a white tile floor, berto narrowly missed it reaches that strength. ing Sunday morning in tory would be in addition plus “nationally leading” the only clear sign this the island over the week- The storm briefly shut- Detroit. Union leaders to a proposal to make elec- health benefits. had once been a house, end and was projected tered a couple of small said the sides were still tric vehicles for a company The announcement and found a pair of rusty to curve north and then airports, sent people in far apart on several major called Workhorse, the came hours after the union old pliers, only to toss northeast, staying well damaged homes to seek issues and they appar- person said. let its contract with GM them in frustration. They off of Florida’s east coast. shelter and threatened to ently weren’t swayed by It’s unclear how many expire Saturday night. clattered across the tiles, By late Sunday morn- interrupt the distribution a GM offer to make new workers the two plants If there is a strike, pick- breaking the silence that ing, the U.S. National of sorely needed supplies, products at or near two of would employ. The clo- eters would shut down a had enveloped the fishing Hurricane Center said including food and water. the four plants it had been sures, especially of the total of 53 GM facilities, community of McLean’s the storm was located As the storm passed, planning to close, accord- Ohio plant, have become including 33 manufac- Town. about 180 miles (290 however, Roberts and ing to someone briefed on issues in the 2020 presi- turing sites and 20 parts others were already the matter. dential campaign. distribution warehouses. returning to the task at “We stood up for Gen- President Donald Trump GM has factories in Michi- hand: resuming their eral Motors when they has consistently criti- gan, Ohio, New York, cleanup and recovery needed us most,” union cized the company and Kentucky, Tennessee, efforts in communities Vice President Terry demanded that Lordstown Texas, Missouri, Indiana such as McLean’s Town, Dittes said in a statement, be reopened. and Kansas. one of hundreds dev- referring to union con- The UAW’s Rothen- On Saturday, Dittes, astated by Hurricane cessions that helped GM berg said the company the union’s chief bar- Dorian two weeks ago. survive bankruptcy pro- made general statements gainer, said in a letter to U.N. Secretary-Gen- tection in 2009. “Now about why it is planning GM members that after eral Antonio Guterres we are standing together to strike, but he would months of bargaining, visited the nearby in unity and solidarity for not comment further on both the union and GM island of Great Abaco our members.” GM’s offer. The union were far apart on issues on Saturday to support It’s still possible that said it would strike for such as wages, health humanitarian efforts in bargainers could return fair wages, affordable care, temporary employ- the wake of the storm, to the table and hammer health care, profit sharing, ees, job security and which left thousands in out an agreement, but job security and a path to profit-sharing. The letter need of food, water and union spokesman Brian permanent employment to members and another shelter. Rothenberg said at a news for temporary workers. one to GM were aimed at “Hurricane Dorian conference that it would In a statement, GM turning up the pressure on has been classified as be unlikely because it is also said the offer made GM negotiators. Category 5. I think it’s hard to believe they could to the union on Satur- A strike would bring to Category Hell,” the resolve so many issues day included more than a halt GM’s U.S. produc- secretary-general said, before 11:59 p.m. $7 billion in U.S. faction, and would likely stop adding he was horrified GM on Friday offered tory investments and the the company from making by the “level of system- to build a new all-electric creation of 5,400 new vehicles in Canada and atic devastation.” pickup truck at a factory positions, a minority of Mexico as well.

* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 A7

* ** A8 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor

Remain vigilant in fi ghting terrorism

ll the changes that have occurred since Sept. 11, 2001, have made it extraordinarily difficult for terrorists to come into the U.S. and attack us. A That’s what Michael Morell, the former acting director of the CIA, said on the Preet Bharara podcast “Stay Tuned.” According to Morrell, terrorist groups outside the United States now focus on “radicalizing individuals inside the United States to the point of conducting attacks here. That’s the threat.” Then add the threat of cyberattacks, which are particu- larly a risk in a free society like ours. “The United States is the most vulnerable society in the world to cyberattacks,’” Morrell said. “We live in the biggest glass house.” So what can we do? What can people do who aren’t in the public safety business? If 9/11 taught us anything, it is that fighting terror- Hong Kong is a ‘hair’s breadth from destruction’ ism requires an alert, responsive citizenry. After all, it was the citizens on United Airlines Flight 175 who prevented a passenger jet from likely crashing into have injured. The city govern- of the 2014 demonstrations the White House; in many cases, alert individuals have ment under Beijing’s puppet, against Beijing’s truncation pointed out suspicious activity that prevented attacks. Carrie Lam, is increasingly of popular sovereignty by “An informed, vigilant and engaged pub- resorting to the policy Ng calls stipulating those for whom lic remains one of our greatest assets to iden- “beat up, lock up and silence.” Hong Kongers could vote. tify potential terrorists and prevent attacks,” Lam and her Beijing masters The lunchtime gathering reports the Department of Homeland Security. George Will are learning that what Gen. stressed that the agenda does On Sept. 10, 2001, just 1 percent of Ameri- Douglas MacArthur said of not include independence cans considered terrorism to be the nation’s military disasters — that all for a sovereign Hong Kong. No. 1 concern, according to the Gallup poll. HONG KONG are explained, in one way or “Do you remember the That worldview changed hours later. hysically diminutive, another, by two words: “too Cheshire Cat?” Ng asks, The next day 2,977 people — not including the intellectually acerbic and late” — is also often true in invoking the creature in “Alice hijackers — were known to have been killed on the Pwith an eye for the ironic, politics. In April, Lam ignited in Wonderland” that in one four hijacked planes and in the World Trade Cen- Margaret Ng — lawyer, writer a long hot summer by refusing scene slowly disappears, ter and Pentagon; about 6,000 more were injured. and former legislator — is, at to amend an extradition bill leaving nothing but its grin. The Department of Homeland Security provides 71, a member of the generation that would have facilitated, by Hong Kong could slowly disap- tips through the Nationwide Suspicious Activ- for which this city’s youthful regularizing, Beijing’s pen- pear except for its veneer. Or ity Reporting Initiative. Citizens should report tips protesters have scant patience. chant for kidnapping into its quickly. “Is [Beijing] prepared to local law enforcement, not Homeland Security. They say the elders have been Kafkaesque criminal justice to kill Hong Kong?” Ng asks. Trust your instincts, and look out for these red flags: too patient about Hong Kong’s system inconvenient Hong Young people here, “who have • Unusual items or situations: Why is that precarious situation. But, says Kong booksellers and other nowhere else to go,” increas- vehicle parked in an odd location? Why is Ng dryly, the youths frequently affronts to totalitarianism. If ingly think they have nothing that package or backpack unattended? welcome assistance from the Lam had promptly done what to lose. Some of them “carry • Eliciting information: A person is asking ques- older generation’s lawyers. she has done five months too their last wills in their pockets.” tions about a building’s purpose — or opera- With her closely cropped late — unambiguously with- Four decades ago, after tions, security procedures, personnel or shift gray hair and an obvious drawn the bill — the protests President Richard Nixon’s 1972 changes — that go beyond normal curiosity. abundance of wisdom acquired might have dissipated. Instead, visit to China and as Ameri- • Photography: Taking pictures or video in an from Hong Kong’s many they have metastasized, as cans were beginning to travel unusual or surreptitious manner that would arouse high-stakes controversies, has the protesters’ agenda, there in significant numbers, suspicious of terrorism in a reasonable person. Ng, who plainly states facts which now includes more Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, • Surveillance: Someone is paying a level of as she sees them through her meaningful suffrage — end- D-N.Y., tartly observed that attention to facilities or buildings that goes round spectacles, resembles ing Beijing’s role in approving too many returning Americans beyond a casual or professional interest. an owl with an attitude. She candidates — and an indepen- were more voluble about the • Materials: Acquiring unusual quantities of says Hong Kong’s situation dent review of police behavior. absence of flies in modernizing items such as cell phones, fuel or chemicals. is “desperate”: “Under the At a recent lunch at the Hong China than about the absence Active shooter advice veneer of a free city, we are Kong Club, there were three of freedom. Now, however, Some active shootings are in fact cases of domestic under Beijing’s control.” Today generations of democracy thanks to the ongoing drama terrorism. Here are the main tips offered by authorities: the city is a “hair’s breadth advocates. At one end of the in Hong Kong’s streets, it is • Run: Have an escape route and plan in mind. If from destruction.” She is par- age spectrum was Martin Lee possible to hope that the West possible, help others escape. Keep your hands vis- ticularly distressed by police Chu-ming, 81, the founding has passed “peak China” — the ible if officers see you. Call 911 when you are safe. violence, which is a departure chairman of the city’s prin- apogee of blinkered admiration • Hide: If evacuation is not possible, find a hid- from the professional policing cipal pro-democracy party. for a nation in which approxi- ing place out of the shooter’s view. Lock the bequeathed to this city from its At the other end was Joshua mately 19% of the human door or blockade it with heavy furniture. Turn last three decades of colonial Wong, a prodigy of protest- race is saddled with one of the off your cellphone or any source of noise. rule. Recently the police have ing who, given the stressful world’s most sinister regimes. • Fight: As a last resort and only when your prevented, sometimes for life he lives, might in a few life is in imminent danger, attempt to dis- hours, first-aid providers from years look as old as he now George Will’s email address is rupt or incapacitate the active shooter. attending to those the police is (22). He was an organizer [email protected].

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Pay a credit card a month late, and cost you can count on it hurting your credit score. But there are some murkier areas you may wonder about: What happens you if I marry someone whose credit is a lot worse than mine? Could my library fine from five years ago keep me from getting approved for a car loan? Does getting By Steve Nicastro it’s so fast and easy, with no percentage rates that range turned down for credit hurt my score? NerdWallet.com application,” says David Rae, from 7.99% to 8.99%, while Here’s what Tommy Lee, principal a certified financial plan- My Chase Loan offers vary scientist at FICO, and Jeff Richardson, redit card compa- ner based in Los Angeles. “If from 16.99% to 22.24% APR head of marketing and communications nies want to turn you’re already in debt, it can for borrowers with excel- at VantageScore, had to say about: C your unused credit cause that debt to snowball lent FICO credit scores (over line into cash that and become a big problem.” 720). So a five-year, $5,000 1. Checking your own credit you can borrow for things like The amount you can borrow Citi Flex Loan at 8.99% APR Lee and Richardson say people worry home improvements or unex- depends on how much credit would have monthly pay- that checking their own credit score will pected expenses. But accept- line you have available. Once ments of $104 and total inter- lower it. It won’t. ing this loan offer may not be you choose a loan amount and est of $1,226. If someone checks your credit because the best choice for your wallet repayment term, the issuer Taking the loan also you applied for a loan or credit card, or your credit score. transfers the cash to your increases your credit utili- it’s called a “hard inquiry.” Those can In recent months, two of bank account within a couple zation rate — how much of shave a few points off your score, but the largest credit card issu- of days. Citi will alternatively your credit limit is used. Most the impact disappears after six months. ers, Citi and Chase, have mail a check. financial experts recommend When you check your own credit, that’s announced they’ll offer credit The loans have payback keeping your total utilization a “soft inquiry,” which doesn’t hurt card loans to eligible card- terms of one to five years, below 30%. your score. You’ll see both types listed holders. Citi is offering its Citi and monthly repayments are This loan can push you on your credit reports. Flex Loan, while Chase plans added to your card’s mini- above that threshold and to launch My Chase Loan in mum payment due. Citi and lower your credit score, says 2. Getting married late 2019. Chase say they report pay- Bruce McClary, spokesman You may share pots and pans, but you The new products appear to ments to the credit bureaus as for the National Foundation don’t share credit. be aimed at taking a share of credit card payments, not as for Credit Counseling. “Each of you has your own distinct the ballooning market for per- separate loan payments. credit report, with only those credit sonal loans, which hit a record Having different types of Compare alternatives obligations you were signed up for $143 billion in the first quarter credit on your reports can included in that report,” Lee says. of 2019, according to credit positively affect your scores. Whenever you borrow, For better or worse, credit records reporting agency TransUnion, In this case, “there’s no added compare interest rates on remain separate when you marry. Your an increase of 19.2% year over benefit to your credit score, multiple loan options and marital status and your spouse’s credit year. beyond just having a credit consider features that build standing don’t affect your credit score. Credit card loans are fast, card and making a payment,” your credit or offer flexible convenient and cheaper than Rae says. payment schedules. 3. Bouncing a check cash advances. But personal You can continue using Personal loans may offer Bank account information isn’t in your finance experts say the loans your credit card, but you’ll lower rates, especially if credit report. Your credit score is calcu- are still costly and can lower want to track your balance you have excellent credit, lated from the information in your credit your credit scores, making it and stay under the credit limit and higher loan amounts. reports. If something isn’t in your credit more difficult to obtain credit to avoid costly fees. You also They also show up as sepa- reports, it can’t affect your score. with low interest rates in the won’t get cash back, miles or rate accounts on your credit future. points with the Citi or Chase reports, helping to indicate 4. Library or traffic fines Before you accept this loan. you can handle different types It used to be that if these fines were seemingly simple way to get of credit, ultimately lifting turned over to a collections agency, the cash, consider the risks and The costs and risks your scores. agency could report it to credit bureaus compare your alternatives. If you qualify, a 0% APR Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Rae advises the loans should credit card is an interest-free A collection action hurts credit scores, How a credit card only be considered for emer- loan, as long as you pay the and many people learned of forgotten loan works gency expenses if you don’t balance before the introduc- fines via a large drop in their scores. As have savings, rather than dis- tory offer period ends. Also, part of a 2015 agreement between the Citi and Chase customers cretionary purchases. you may earn cash back or three credit bureaus and the New York don’t have to request a loan — “If you’re trying to book travel rewards with this credit attorney general, credit reports no longer or even apply. The companies a vacation or shopping for card. include debts that didn’t come from a are promoting their “flex- clothes, I wouldn’t recom- “If you’re able to get a contract or an agreement to pay. That ible financing offering” or mend this product,” he says. credit card with no interest, means jaywalking or a long-forgotten new “loan feature” via email, Credit card loans may cost and you pay it off within the library book won’t hurt your credit. direct mail or on account log- less than cash advances, but time frame, you’re going to in pages. they aren’t cheap. be way better off financially,” 5. Paying a utility bill late “It’s very tempting because Citi Flex Loans carry annual Rae says. Paying a credit card bill 30 days past the due date will likely put a big bruise on your credit because most card issuers report to the credit bureaus. Utility payments, however, aren’t routinely reported. A late payment could leave you Bypass out-of-network ATM fees without service but credit trouble isn’t likely if you eventually pay. By Margarette Burnette corner to take advantage of a large “If you do not pay for a lengthy period NerdWallet.com ATM network. Many small credit of time, those accounts go to a third- unions and online banks are part of party collection agency who do report it If you find yourself short on cash cooperative networks, such as All- to the credit bureaus,” Richardson says. while on vacation, it might seem eas- point and Co-op, that provide access iest to hit up the nearest ATM. But to 30,000 or more member ATMs 6. Being denied credit if that machine is not in your bank’s within the United States. Your credit score might dip a bit, but network, you could get a double In addition, some banks have rela- only because your credit was checked whammy of fees: The ATM owner will tionships with convenience stores when you applied, and that happens probably charge a few dollars for the OCK IMAGES or other retailers that have ATMs whether your application is approved or

convenience, and your own bank may BIGST on site. So a cash machine might denied. tack on an extra $2.50 or so. be inside a gas station, even if no A credit denial won’t be on your credit You can avoid paying ATM sur- to skip the ATM, though it does mean bank branch is nearby. Check your report and won’t affect it. charges, however, with some prep you’ll have to make a purchase. But if institution’s website or mobile app to work. you were planning on that anyway, it locate nearby in-network ATMs. 7. Paying your credit card bill in full means no extra costs. There’s a persistent myth that carry- 1. Choose a bank account that Two things to consider: It’s likely 4. If all else fails, decide whether ing a small balance on your credit card offers free ATM reimbursements the merchant’s cash back limit is cash is really necessary is better for your credit than paying your lower than an ATM’s — you may be full balance every month. Some banks will credit custom- able to withdraw up to $500 from a You may not need to use cash The portion of your credit limit that ers’ accounts for any fees that are cash machine, but as little as $40 much at all while on vacation. If you you use — called credit utilization — charged by ATM machine owners. from a retailer — and some mer- want a snack from a hotel vending does affect your credit score. But there Depending on the bank and account, chants charge a fee of a dollar or so machine or to pay for a parking spot, is no beneﬁt in paying less than 100% of refunds may be unlimited, or they for the convenience. Before you tap for example, you may be able to use your statement balance — and paying could be capped around $10 per the “cash back” button in the check- a credit or debit card. the bill in full is best for your credit. statement cycle. out line, ask if there’s a fee. If you want to split a restau- Note that if you’re traveling over- rant check with a friend or family 8. Losing your job seas and need funds, you may still 3. Join a large ATM network member, consider putting the total Losing an income source can certainly incur foreign transaction fees. on your or your companion’s plastic make it tougher to pay your bills, but For customers who travel within and using Venmo or a similar peer- your income doesn’t directly affect y 2. Scope out retailers that the United States, a bank or credit to-peer payment app to even up. our score. offer free cash back union account that has access to Going cashless also allows you to It can, however, make it harder to thousands of domestic ATMs is keep track of your spending online, obtain new credit, Lee says: “Lenders If you use a debit card for pur- another good option, since you have which can be useful motivation: may look at many factors not found in chases while on your trip, look for a good chance of ﬁnding surcharge- When you can log in to your bank your credit report when making a credit merchants such as supermarkets or free machines at your destination. account and see a list of all recent decision, such as your income, how long drugstores that offer free cash back You don’t need an account at a transactions, it can encourage you to you have worked at your present job and with purchases. This is an easy way megabank with a branch on every be thoughtful about new purchases. the kind of credit you are requesting.” * ** A10 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Testing detects red tide algae

News Herald staff report finally disappearing early this be related to red tide. How- year. ever, respiratory irritation BAY COUNTY — Officials Red tide is caused by an was reported in Lee County. detected red tide-producing organism called Karenia During the past two years, organisms in Bay County last brevis, which occurs natu- a large red tide bloom caused week, a recent report states. rally in the waters off Florida. respiratory irritations in According to a Florida Fish The report states that people and killed vast num- and Wildlife Conservation the algae also was recently bers of sea turtles, manatees, Commission report, back- observed in background dolphins and fish. Conserva- ground concentrations of concentrations in Sarasota, tion groups are working with the toxic algae recently were Charlotte, Lee and Collier officials to replenish fish observed in one sample in the counties. The algae was not stocks decimated by the red county. The detection comes detected along the state’s east tide. after a devastating red tide coast, the report states. The next red tide status Dozens of dead ﬁ sh, apparently killed by red tide, littered the shore bloom hit Florida’s coastal The report adds that there report is set for release on between beach accesses 45 and 50 last year in Panama City Beach. waters in October 2017 before were no fish kills suspected to Friday. [NEWS HERALD FILE]

Dogs in cruelty case are still up for adoption

By Anthony Adame 850-315-4440 [email protected]

FREEPORT — One month after taking on possibly the largest challenge in its 12-year history, the Alaqua Animal Refuge is showing exactly what it’s made of. Alaqua took in 157 dogs after a Holmes County couple were arrested on animal cruelty charges Aug. 9. All of the dogs John Lettieri, CEO of Economic Innovation Group, speaks during a Sunday session of a Seaside Institute symposium titled “Transforming were living outside without Communities Through New Urbanism After A Natural Disaster.” Lettieri spoke on Opportunity Zones, a way to bring capital into access to fresh water or food. distressed communities. [JIM THOMPSON/DAILY NEWS] Many were severely malnour- ished and/or seriously injured, and about 60 percent had to be treated for severe cases of Symposium looks at urbanism heartworm. As of the middle of last week, 96 of the dogs taken in last month have been adopted. By Jim Thompson Alaqua, which opened in 2007 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn in Freeport, normally holds [email protected] between 75-100 dogs at any given time. SEASIDE — Sometimes, “It’s really added a lot of work, the way to get people think- but this is what makes us do ing about their neighborhoods what we do,” Alaqua founder in new ways is to sneak up on Laurie Hood said. “The first them. At least that was part of week, almost immediately, the the message from the second dogs went from being nervous day of a Seaside Institute sym- and scared and hiding in their posium on using principles of kennels to standing up and being new urbanism — walkable excited to go on walks. Every streets, inviting public spaces single dog that comes around and residential, retail, com- ... it’s like they know they were mercial and other uses in close rescued. proximity, all at a human scale “They just have the best — in recovering from natural personalities. They sing to you disasters. when you walk up to the cages. The framework for the ... They’re just excited to be symposium, which continues here.” through today, is the devas- Ferrell D. Godfrey, 55, and tation brought to the eastern Marianne L. Godfrey, 60, were Florida Panhandle by last arrested and charged with felony year’s Hurricane Michael. On animal cruelty. They are sched- Sunday, the few dozen attend- uled for arraignment at 8:30 ees — area residents, local a.m. on Oct. 2. John Lettieri, CEO of the Economic Innovation Group, speaks during a Sunday session of a three-day See URBANISM, B2 Seaside Institute symposium on using the principles of new urbanism to help communities recover from natural disasters. Lettieri spoke on “place-based” economic policy. [JIM THOMPSON/DAILY NEWS] See DOGS, B2

FWB’s Suds n Cinema previews Hurricane Michael documentary

By Nathan Cobb will benefit Innovative Chari- that they dropped everything GateHouse Media Florida ties, a Marianna group focused and started reaching out to on helping people bounce back those affected by the storm. FORT WALTON BEACH after the hurricane. “We were just amazed by the — Two filmmakers hope their In July, while working on amount of devastation still new documentary will raise a side project, filmmakers there.” awareness about the destruc- Carrie Hunter and Austin Many people interviewed tive power of hurricanes. Hermann decided to take for the film said they felt help- On Sunday, Suds n Cinema “the scenic route” through less. Others said it seemed aired “Blue Tarps,” a 55-minue areas hit by the storm. The like a reset button had been film that echoed the voices of two said they couldn’t believe hit. All said they desperately those hit hardest by Hurricane what they saw. needed more manpower and Filmmaker Carrie Hunter, left, is seen with people visiting Suds n Michael in October 2018. The “It looked like Godzilla resources. Cinema to watch “Blue Tarps.” Admission to see the ﬁ lm was free screening was free and all walked through the area,” and all donations and concession fees beneﬁ ted a charity. [NATHAN donations and concession fees said Hermann, who added See CINEMA, B2 COBB/GATEHOUSE MEDIA FLORIDA] * ** B2 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald

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About 100 CINEMA people visited DOGS Suds n Cinema From Page B1 on Sunday From Page B1 to watch “Originally, (the film) was “Blue Tarps,” Marianne Godfrey has a a human story just following a 55-minute previous conviction for animal the lives on the ground level, but ﬁ lm about the cruelty in 2011 in Houston as we started putting the movie damage from County, Alabama, after 228 together (it really became) kind Hurricane animals were confiscated by of like a warning,” Hermann Michael. the Houston County Sheriff’s Jackson is a Golden Retriever said. “When something like [NATHAN COBB/ Office. She pleaded guilty, was mix who is paralyzed and this happens to a community GATEHOUSE sentenced to six months of looking for a home that can that’s not quite as well known, MEDIA FLORIDA] hard labor, had the sentence see to his special needs. He they just don’t bounce back as suspended in lieu of two years is currently being taken care easily.” we said we would just donate Gardner said it was the first probation and paid $1,558 in of at Alaqua Animal Refuge Having went through “a the time to (Hunter and Her- time he’s visited the theater in fines. Another woman, Pam in Freeport. [CONTRIBUTED bunch of hurricanes,” Gior- mann’s) cause, so (they) could “many years.” He was happy Andrews, was convicted of PHOTO/ALAQUA ANIMAL REFUGE] dano Tony Giordano, one of get the word out,” he said. that the owners of the recently animal cruelty in the same Suds n Cinema’s three owners, For Valparaiso’s Jack Gard- renovated cinema stepped up case. available on Alaqua’s website, said that he was no stranger to ner, the movie was a chance to host a good cause. Alaqua initially took in 100 alaqua.org, and its Facebook the dangers of hurricanes. for an inside look into “what While many are still fight- dogs Aug. 9 after Holmes page, https://www.facebook. Giordano said he was most life is really like for the folks ing to get back on their feet County sheriff’s deputies com/AlaquaAnimalRefuge/. concerned with how little that are still there.” almost a year after Hurri- were at the Godfreys’ home “If someone is thinking national coverage the hurri- “I had a first-hand account cane Michael, Hermann said on a separate matter and dis- about adopting, we encour- cane received and hoped a free of the aftermath of Hurri- “there’s definitely a lot of covered the animals. In the age them to go online to read screening would inspire more cane Michael,” said Gardner, hope” in our eastern neigh- ensuing weeks, Alaqua took a little bit about (the dogs), people to want to help in the who added that he made four bors. Currently in its “rough in 57 more dogs from another then come out to see the dog future. trips to the area following draft,” the film eventually property. in person,” Hood said. “We “Normally, we rent the place the storm. “I really saw the will be released on a stream- There are 61 dogs from the don’t process applications out for special events, but with incredible devastation that ing network. initial group that still need until people meet the dogs, this, since it was something was done.” “They’re bouncing back, homes. Photos and more and then the process doesn’t about rebuilding our coast ... As a longtime resident, but it’s a slow crawl,” he said. information about them are take too long after that.”

ran counter to local ordinances, according to Roberts, should be Michael, wanted to come to the thoughtful second chance” for URBANISM were temporary, but were to “put places back on postcards area to help friends affected by community development in the quickly embraced by the com- again.” And, he added, such the storm, which leveled the arena of “inherently new or scal- From Page B1 munity, Roberts said. That redevelopment isn’t necessar- base. ing local businesses.” According dynamic is repeated in many ily all about bringing changes to “This is practical, relatable to Lettieri, Opportunity Zones government officials and urban places where changes are intro- the built environment. information. You’re really talk- investors are attracted to collab- planning professionals — got duced with a bit of subterfuge. “You’re restitching human ing about creating a community orative local efforts that employ some practical advice on “tac- “When you take it away, beings together,” he said. that is safe and prosperous,” a “design first” approach. tical urbanism,” the process of everybody’s like, ‘Why would Offering advice to audience Monica Douglas said of the sym- Also speaking Sunday was working just a little bit outside you do that?’,” he said. members interested in pursuing posium, which today will include Ryan Streeter, director of the lines of local government In many cases, Roberts said, urbanist projects, Roberts said a presentation from retired Maj. domestic policy studies at the authority, to dramatically people simply get used to their that often, all that is required Gen. Mark McQueen, city man- American Enterprise Institute, illustrate the principles of new surroundings, even as store- is getting involved with local ager of Panama City, which was a nonpartisan public policy urbanism and the changes they fronts are boarded up and other government. severely damaged by Hurricane research organization. Streeter can bring to a neighborhood. negative changes come. “When you show up, it’s Michael. took his audience through “I found out that you can “We’re like frogs in boiling amazing what can happen — and Among the practical infor- the institute’s 2018 Survey on break any rule you want, as long water,” said Roberts, an infor- how quickly it can happen,” he mation presented Sunday was Community and Society, and as you wear an orange vest,” said mation technology professional said. a look at the role that the federal its implications for community Jason Roberts, founding direc- who began pursuing urbanist Among the people attend- Opportunity Zones program can development. In particular, tor of The Better Block initiative, development after being asked ing the symposium are Doug play in community redevelop- Streeter noted that the survey a neighborhood revitaliza- to review a number of devel- Douglas and his wife, Monica, ment. The program, created by showed that people who live in tion program that began in the opment plans from the city of who moved recently to Walton the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, neighborhoods where amenities Dallas, Texas, neighborhood of Dallas. But in the end, Roberts County from Las Vegas. Some- is aimed at spurring economic such as libraries are within walk- Oak Cliff as a “guerrilla” project said, showing a photograph of what ironically, it was Hurricane development and job creation ing distance — a key tenet of new where neighbors painted their a blighted city street, the fact is Michael that brought them back by providing tax benefits to urbanism — are more satisfied own bike lanes, planted trees, that “we don’t care about these to the area. investors. with their communities. installed “pop-up” businesses places.” Doug Douglas, an Air Force John Lettieri, CEO of the As such, Streeter said, “The and installed cafe seating. The goal of an urbanist veteran, served at Tyndall Air Economic Innovation Group, work of the people in this room The changes, many of which approach to redevelopment, Force Base, and after Hurricane characterized the program as “a is key.” * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 B3

LOCAL&STATE

State cash fl ow OK for now, but shortfalls loom

By John Kennedy Although lawmak- GateHouse Capital Bureau ers cut funding for Visit Florida, the state's tour- TALLAHASSEE — Flor- ist marketing arm, by ida lawmakers should be about one-third this able to cover stat spending year, tourists are arriv- needs next year and still ing in the state at a record have an almost $300 mil- pace, helping fuel tax lion surplus, economists collections. More than 13 said Thursday, but cash percent of the state’s sales shortfalls projected after tax collections — the high- that likely will prompt est level in at least three some belt-tightening. years — came from tour- A legislative panel ist spending. adopted a three-year This money from vaca- financial outlook Thurs- tioners helped offset what day that will serve as an has remained a contin- early budget guidepost ued drag on the Florida for lawmakers when they economy: residential begin the 2020 legisla- construction, which is tive session in January. about the only sector that It showed the state on analysts say has not fully relative solid short-term recovered from the Great footing — helped by Recession. record tourist levels — but Still, tourist cash is budget shortfalls looming susceptible to downturns in 2021 and 2022. in the national econ- Of course, threatening omy — when visitors may to throw off any economic curtail travel plans, Baker forecast: The possibility warned. of a recession. Despite rising costs for “We do not anticipate state programs, particu- a recession,” said Amy larly in health and human Ric Flair and his wife Wendy, (second from left) posed for a photo with South Walton lifeguards (from left) Connor Baker, coordinator of services and spending tied Montfort, Randy Wright and Jordan DeWitt. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] the Legislature’s Office to the spate of hurricanes of Economic and Demo- that pummeled Florida graphic Research, which in recent years, the state compiled the outlook. is on course for a $289.3 ‘Nature Boy’ visits Rosemary Beach “The caveat is that million surplus next year. the turning points in the But shortfalls of $486 mil- By Dusty Ricketts know if they could take a number may be closer been a life-long fan of economy are very, very lion and $365.7 million are [email protected] photo with him. Flair and to 21) and he has been Flair and meeting the difficult to predict,” she stacked up the next two his wife had been at the inducted into the WWE Nature Boy in real life did added. years in the forecast. ROSEMARY BEACH beach all day and asked if Hall of Fame twice, first not disappoint. — Some local lifeguards they could take the photo for his singles career and “When I was younger, got to style and profile on Wednesday instead. a second time as part of we used to have the as they met one of the “They came down the the wrestling faction, the Pillow Pal Wrestling OBITUARIES legends of professional next day and at 10:30 we Four Horsemen. Buddies,” she said. “I wrestling who was vaca- took a group shot and he Flair, the master of had ‘Macho Man’ Randy tioning in the area last did the ‘Wooooo!’ and the figure-four leg lock, Savage, my older brother LINDA MARIE GOEHRING week. he told us really funny played a larger-than-life had Hulk Hogan and my South Walton life- stories about whenever character in the ring who younger brother had Ric guard Jordan DeWitt, he was on ‘Baywatch’ was often called the dirt- Flair. We used to hard- A celebration of life Tuesday, Sept. 17, who usually patrols the and told us some funny iest man in the game and core wrestle with those ceremony for Linda 2019, at Kent-Forest beach where The Pearl things about Pamela often described himself things, like launch off the Marie Goehring, who Lawn Funeral Home. hotel sets up its beach Anderson and the Hoff,” as a “limousine-ridin’, beds with each other. We died Sept. 11, 2019, Visitation will begin chairs, was running DeWitt said. “It was jet-flyin’, kiss-stea- watched wrestling all the will begin at 1 p.m. at 11 a.m. Tuesday. on the beach with The so much fun. We took lin’, wheelin’ dealin’ time growing up, so it’s Pearl’s beach services a picture and some of son-of-a-gun.” so surreal that I got to supervisor last Tuesday the beach chair services Flair was in Rosemary meet him. Guidelines and deadlines when she heard someone guys got pictures with Beach celebrating his “He was fun,” DeWitt say to them, “There goes him and we talked for a one-year anniversary to added. Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and rela- Baywatch.” couple of minutes and his wife, Wendy. After “He was just really tives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the DeWitt recognized then us lifeguards had to their initial meeting on happy to be there and right to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting the person who said it skedaddle and get back to Tuesday, Flair and his really upbeat and just so, notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be as retired professional our towers.” wife requested to have so nice.” scanned into a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. wrestler “Nature Boy” Flair is widely consid- their beach chairs set up Flair tweeted the photo daily for the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may Ric Flair. Fellow life- ered one of the greatest next to DeWitt’s life- of him and his wife with be e-mailed to [email protected] or delivered to The guard Randy Wright professional wrestlers guard tower the rest of the lifeguards on Friday, News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. View today’s approached Flair and of all time. He is recog- their stay and the three with the caption “Bay- obituaries and sign the online guest books of your loved let him know they were nized as a 16-time world talked regularly. watch Rosemary Beach! ones at newsherald.com/obituaries. big fans and wanted to champion (although that DeWitt said she had WOOOOO!”

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Today Submit an event Church, 1608 Baker Court, PRESENTATION ON THE Free line dance les- Panama City. Program will WEST FAMILY: By Panama sons; 6:30 p.m., fi nger BAY COUNTY COUNCIL ON Email [email protected] with “What’s Happening” in be on “Nooks, Crannies, City Publishing Co. food; and dance from AGING MEETING: 10 a.m. in the subject line. Cracks and Crevices” by Museum Director Michelle 7-9 p.m., at Daffi n Park, 320 the fellowship hall of First Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday events: Claudia Steindl. Price; time and location Kraft Ave., Panama City. Baptist Church of Fountain, Due by 5 p.m. Wednesday before 13th ANNUAL PINK PARTY: TBA. Music provided by Dee 18906 N. U.S. 231, Fountain. Wednesday events: Due by 5 p.m. Monday before 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. at Splash Jay. First time visitors free. Details: 850-769-3468 Thursday events: Due by 5 p.m. Tuesday before Bar, 6520 Thomas Drive, Wednesday, Sept. 25 Details: 850-516-5648 Panama City Beach. Fun- ‘THE FANTASTICKS’: 7:30 Tuesday draiser for the National SENIOR HURRICANE p.m. at Emerald Coast The- Breast Cancer Founda- RECOVERY DAYS: 10 a.m. atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd., GULF COAST BOATING City. All seniors welcome. Restaurant, 5551 N. tion. Free cover for all Bay to 3 p.m. Card games, Miramar Beach. Tickets AND FISHING SEMINAR Details: 850-516-5648 Lagoon Drive, Panama County women with a valid dominoes and puzzles start at $30. Details: Emer- SERIES: 6-8 p.m. at Legend- City Beach, with local Bay County ID. Pink attire available. with lunch aldCoastTheatre.org ary Marine, 4009 Thomas Thursday makers, bakers and grow- requested. Special guest served at noon and free Drive, Panama City Beach. ers. Child and pet-friendly Tamarra Love Dupree. line dance lessons from Friday, Sept. 27 Topics: fl ounder, Sept. THE 55+ CLUB OF PANAMA fun. Details: Facebook. Details: SplashBarFlorida. 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. at 17; blackfi n tuna, Oct. 15; CITY DANCE: 5:45 p.m., Free com/GLWFarmersMar- com or 850-236-3450 Daffi n Park, 320 Kraft ‘THE FANTASTICKS’: 7:30 and winter bay, Nov. 19. line dance lessons; 6:30 ket/ and 850-481-6848 Avenue, Panama City, p.m. at Emerald Coast The- Details: 850-271-8950 p.m., fi nger food; and dance SEASIDE FARMERS Sunday FL. Sponsored by 55+ atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd., PANAMA CITY WRITERS from 7-9 p.m., at Daffi n Park, MARKET: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Club of Panama City. Miramar Beach. Tickets ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 320 Kraft Ave., Panama on the amphitheater at GRAND LAGOON WATER- All seniors welcome. start at $30. Details: Emer- p.m. at St. Andrews Civic City. Music provided by Dee Seaside. Free; open to FRONT FARMERS MARKET: Details: 850-516-5648 aldCoastTheatre.org Club, 2629 W. 10th St., Jay. First time visitors free. the public. Fresh pro- 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the STAND-UP COMEDY: 8 p.m. Panama City. Help critique Details: 850-516-5648 duce, baked goods, dairy parking lot of Capt. Ander- Thursday, Sept. 26 at Slapsticks Cue & Brew, each other’s writings. All products, native plants son’s Restaurant, 5551 1508 Calhoun Ave., Panama genres. Meeting on fi rst Saturday and other unique offerings. N. Lagoon Drive, Panama THE 55+ CLUB OF PANAMA City. Free admission. Local, and third Tuesdays of each Live music. City Beach, with local CITY DANCE: 5:45 p.m., regional and touring talent. month. Details: panamac- THE MARKET AT ST. MUSEUM DAY OPEN makers, bakers and grow- itywriters.org ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. HOUSE: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at ers. Child and pet-friendly at the yacht basin next to The Panama City Publish- fun. Details: Facebook. Wednesday The Shrimp Boat Restau- ing Co. Museum with free com/GLWFarmersMar- rant on Beck Avenue for guided walking tour of his- ket/ and 850-481-6848 SENIOR HURRICANE locally-crafted products toric St. Andrews at 10:30 RECOVERY DAYS: 10 a.m. and fresh produce; family- a.m. Reception includes Monday, Sept. 23 to 3 p.m. Card games, and pet-friendly. Details: print demonstrations and a dominoes and puzzles Facebook.com/St.Andrews. special dedication cer- BAY COUNTY COUNCIL ON available with lunch served Waterfront.Farmers. emony of the new butterfl y AGING MEETING: 10 a.m. in at noon and free line dance Market or 850-532-8384 garden to The West Family the fellowship hall of First lessons from 2-3 p.m. at GRAND LAGOON WATER- at noon. Baptist Church of Fountain, Daffi n Park, 320 Kraft Ave., FRONT FARMERS MARKET: BAY COUNTY GENEALOGY 18906 N. U.S. 231, Fountain. Panama City. Sponsored 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the park- SOCIETY MEETING: 1 p.m. Details: 850-769-3468 by 55+ Club of Panama ing lot of Capt. Anderson’s at St. Andrew Episcopal HISTORICAL SOCIETY * ** B4 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald

GATEHOUSE INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Florida part of NASA mission

By Beth Burger Saturn or Jupiter,” said Region’s top county supplier GateHouse Media Scott Courts, a physicist and applications scientist In Central Florida, Orlando-based companies top the list When NASA launches at Lake Shore Cryotronics with 22 suppliers contracted to equip NASA's latest Orion its next mission taking in Westerville, Ohio. mission, Artemis 1. There are 409 suppliers in the state of astronauts to the moon Lake Shore Cyrotron- Florida. and then to Mars for deep ics is building the Cernox Adams Magnetic Products; Airgas USA, LLC; ALRO space exploration, Flor- temperature sensor. The Metals Service Center Corporation; Daniels Manufac- ida will have had a hand gold-wired connectors turing Corporation; FII, Inc.; Florida Wire and Rigging in making that happen. inside the sensor are thin- Supply;Foundation Building Material; Grainger; Hensel At least 409 companies ner in diameter than a Phelps Construction Company; Hydraulic House, Inc.; from Florida, including strand of human hair. But Lockheed Martin Corporation; Miller Bearings, Inc.; Alternatives for Industry the tiny sensing element Motion Industries; Newark Corporation; Orlando Shred-It, in Sarasota, are among made of copper, gold and Inc.; Pierce Aluminum Company, Inc.; Productivity Apex, the roughly 3,800 sup- ceramics can withstand Inc.; R.S. Hughes, Inc.; Rexel, Inc.; SABIC Innovative Plas- pliers nationwide that temperatures ranging from tics US; SFI, Inc.; United Rentals. This illustration provided by NASA shows a proposed will equip NASA’s latest minus-458 degrees Fahr- design for an Artemis program ascent vehicle leaving the Orion mission, Artemis enheit to plus-300 degrees. surface of the moon, separating from a descent vehicle. 1. The space agency plans The main companies responsible for 25 engines. The list was published in NASA is gearing up to put the next man and ﬁ rst woman to return to the moon contracting with NASA Northrop Grumman is January and has not been on the moon within ﬁ ve years. [NASA] by 2024 and embark on are those you would handling the solid rocket updated to reflect com- long-term lunar explo- expect. boosters, said Kath- panies that have changed An additional $132 use the water-ice. About 10 ration by 2028. Lockheed Martin ryn Hambleton, a public hands or moved. million is budgeted for years ago, we learned that “It’s really nice to be is working on Orion, affairs officer at NASA’s “Companies do get technology to help astro- there’s hundreds of mil- able to be part of that which will be able to take headquarters. listed for each program, nauts live and work on the lions of tons of water-ice in research. And I have to astronauts to multiple “Each of those compa- so there are naturally lunar surface and in deep the South Pole of the moon. say, it’s kind of cool to destinations in space. nies has many suppliers duplicates. There are also space as well as $90 mil- That water-ice represents think that the parts that Boeing is the lead for the across the country,” she companies with multiple lion set aside to increase air to breathe, it repre- I handle, the parts that I rocket and launch system said. “And the suppliers locations supplying dif- robotic exploration at the sents water to drink and inspect, that I’ve tested, which will transport crew list includes all the sup- ferent parts of the system, lunar South Pole before it also represents rocket are going to be in space members and support pliers and vendors that they are counted in each astronauts arrive, accord- fuel, hydrogen and oxygen for the next 30 years systems into deep space. work underneath those state accordingly,” Ham- ing to NASA’s website. is the same rocket fuel that where they’re orbiting Aerojet Rocketdyne is companies.” bleton said. The states with the larg- powers the space shuttles. est number of companies “It’s the same rocket Major budget supplying materials for fuel that will power the the mission include more Space Launch System The fiscal year 2020 than 700 in California, rocket, which is the larg- budget was amended to 400-plus in Florida, more est most powerful rocket provide an increase of than 250 in Colorado and ever developed,” Briden- $1.6 billion above the nearly that amount in stine said. president’s initial $21 bil- Texas. The system is the size lion budget request, with “We’re going to uti- of a 38-story building no money taken from lize the resources of the and will produce 8.8 mil- existing NASA programs, moon in order to learn lion pounds of thrust at to bolster deep-space how to live and work launch, according to Boe- exploration. on another world,” said ing’s website. NASA plans to use $1 NASA Administrator Jim NASA is gearing up billion to accelerate com- Bridenstine, who spoke to to put the next man and mercial partnerships, reporters during a tour at first woman on the moon and another $651 million NASA’s Glenn Research within five years. to complete the Space Center facility in San- Launch System and Orion dusky, Ohio last month. Beth Burger is a staff to support a 2024 moon “What does that mean? writer for The Colum- landing. That means we’re going to bus (Ohio) Dispatch.

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HOSANNA HOUSE Goldring enjoying The House that helps success in Santa Rosa needs community’s help By Ramon Rios hiring 50 employees locally and @RamonrSrpg | 850-623-2120 spending at least $10 million in [email protected] capital improvements. Goldring’s actual capital By Tina Harbuck help,” he said. “We expect you to be clean MILTON — In 2013, when investment came in at $15 mil- [email protected] The vision was for food, at least six months before you Goldring Gulf Distributing was lion and they staff 240 people at clothing and shelter for those come in here … then we can negotiating with Santa Rosa peak season. The average wage What started as a vision in need. do the real work,” she said. County to purchase 35 acres in at Goldring Gulf Distributing is and became a reality that has In 1987 they started Har- Hosanna House is also not the Santa Rosa Industrial Park, $35,675. helped hundreds of women vest House, which supplied a shelter. they agreed to hire at least 50 “They exceeded our expecta- needs a little help from the food and clothing. Claire explained that when employees and spend a mini- tions,” Ogletree said. “They are community. Then about 13 years ago, you have a shelter, people mum of $10 million on new a good corporate citizen and I’m Hosanna House, a place “We got serious about the are coming in and out all construction at the park. excited that they are here.” of new beginnings, has to third part of the vision … the time and you don’t have Since that time, Goldring Goldring Gulf Distributing repair its roof to the tune of which was shelter,” Jerry time to help them and get to Gulf has greatly exceeded those consolidated their Fort Walton $70,000. said. the bottom of what the real requirements and continues to Beach and Pensacola distribu- “Fortunately we had “We knew we didn’t just problem is. thrive in East Milton. tion sites when they built the enough to make a commit- want a shelter for women," he “We want to minister to Goldring Gulf Distributing 191,000-square-foot facility ment to get started. But added. "We knew we wanted the whole person,” Claire built and moved into their new at the industrial park. Goldring we’re at the point now where to help women because we said, noting this ministry is distribution center at 8245 also had a distribution center in we have to go to the bank saw them everyday at Har- based on Isaiah 61, which Opportunity Drive at the Santa Panama City that was destroyed and borrow money, unless vest House. All we could do talks about healing the bro- Rosa Industrial Park in 2014. By by Hurricane Michael, Johnson we can get some donations,” was give them a hot meal, kenhearted and delivering all accounts, it was a successful said. Goldring owns the land in said Jerry Ogle, founder of bus ticket or a night in a hotel the captive. transition for the company and Panama City and they currently Hosanna House. … and all we were doing Women are expected to get Santa Rosa County. have a small office there that The building located at the was putting a patch on a big a job, pay her bills and save “We are distributing the does administration work. corner of Calhoun Avenue problem.” money for the future when same amount of product out Johnson said the Milton and Forest Street is more than Thus, Hosanna House was she leaves the house. of Milton (alone) as our Mont- facility was built with expan- 70 years old. It has a long his- birthed – the sister ministry At the house, the women gomery and Mobile distribution sion in mind. The current tory as a house of worship in of Harvest House. have individual bedrooms centers combined,” said Mike building can have a back wall Destin, first as the Baptist After the purchase of and share a kitchen, bath- Johnson, general manager of removed and they can build an Church, then the Presbyte- Family Fellowship, they had room and living room. Some the Milton center. exact duplicate of their cur- rian Church followed by the to get a building permit before women have come in with Location and incentives, rent facility to connect to the Family Fellowship, pastored they could start renovations children as well. especially the price of acreage at original building, doubling its by Phil Troullos. because of the change in use The Ogles house women a the industrial park, was critical size. Jerry and Claire Ogle of the building. minimum of six months and in Goldring Gulf Distributing “We built this facility to get bought the facility in 2007 “It wasn’t a church any- have had some stay as long as deciding to expand to Milton. us through the next 10 years,” with plans to turn it into a more, it was a women’s two years, because children “I10 is right there, get in the Johnson said. haven for women. center,” Jerry said. were involved. truck and go,” Johnson said. The Goldring Gulf Distrib- “We wanted to build a And it took a couple of years Claire encourages women Shannon Ogletree, director uting is a complete beverage place that could make a real to gut and rebuild the facility. to take advantage of their of the Santa Rosa Economic distributor representing such difference in a woman’s life They persevered and time there because it goes Development Office, estimates companies as the Miller Coors that needed help," Jerry said. opened the doors on Sept. 11, quickly. She said she has had that negotiations started with Brewing Company, Heineken, "A woman who had been 2010, and are now heading women that didn’t want to Goldring about nine years ago. Corona, Guinness, Red Bull , beaten up and beaten down, into their 10th year of help- leave when their time was up. Ogletree and his office were 7-UP and Snapple, among just thrown away and needed ing women. “This is not just a hous- instrumental in getting the many others. The company a new start in life. A place of Since then they have ing thing,” she said. “We company to the industrial park. covers the Florida Panhandle new beginnings for women.” helped “a couple of hundred” are dealing with women They negotiated until 2013 including Escambia, Santa Hosanna House, a non- women, Claire said. who have been hurt by life when they started commercial Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, profit, was birthed out of a “Women in the community circumstances … and they development talks, according to Bay, Holmes, Washington, vision Jerry had for Destin in have come in for counseling, want help and are willing to county permit records. Calhoun, Jackson and Gulf the mid-1980s. teaching all kinds of things,” do what it takes to get that Working with the EDO, the counties. “It was a simple thing. she said. “We want women help. Almost every woman county offered Goldring 35 acres Or as Johnson puts it, “We There were a lot of people that in this house who are serious who has left here has left with for $20,000 per acre if they distribute from the state line I saw in Destin that needed about changing their lives. something.” could meet the requirements of to the time line.”

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Pictured is Pulse survivors host the Southern mixed lobster dish, which rally against gay lifestyle was a mix of lobster and fried green By Tess Sheets Ruiz maintain that their from activists in Orange tomatoes Orlando Sentinel ministry does not prac- County to ban conversion served with tice conversion therapy, therapy statewide. At a an apple ORLANDO — Amid though the two claim county commission meet- kale salad. calls from activists in to be “overcomers” of ing this week, Brandon [CONTRIBUTED Orange County for a ban homosexuality. Wolf, an LGBTQ advocate PHOTO] on gay conversion ther- During the rally, Javier and Pulse survivor, told apy, conservative and Ruiz reiterated that county leaders to “take a religious groups along message. stand against conversion with two men who sur- “I want to make a public therapy." vived the Pulse nightclub declaration: This is not Assertions that sexual shooting hosted a rally conversion therapy, this orientation and gender Saturday at Lake Eola Park is not electrotherapy, this identity can be changed promoting “deliverance to is not shock therapy. This are “not based on medical the LGBTQ community” is all the Holy Spirit, this is and scientific evidence,” through religion. the man that died on the according to the Ameri- Over 100 people con- cross,” he said to cheers can Medical Association, verged in front of the from the crowd. “This and practices that attempt rainbow amphitheater at man never cheated on to do so can cause “sig- Pop-up restaurant the park, many wearing me, never slept with my nificant psychological shirts that said “changed," best friend. He’s the man distress,” including a reference to the group on the cross.” depression and anxiety debuts at NWFSC Changed Movement, Ruiz thanked parents and can increase suicidal whose members say they who prayed for their behaviors. “have chosen identity homosexual children “not Orlando City Com- By Kaylin Parker hearth “open flame” oven. options giving the students in Christ above that of to come back to them, missioner Patty Sheehan 315-4443 | @parkerNWFDN Director of Culinary Arts plenty of experience. LGBTQ+.” but for us to come back to in an interview Friday [email protected] Julie Cotton said second “These students will be They were among many Jesus.” with non-profit Truth year students participate well prepared to go into religious groups that One of the speakers, Wins Out revealed she NICEVILLE — The in the pop-up restaurant the work force, which is attended the rally Sat- Devon Johnson, of Miami, attended a church as a teen culinary students at as a part of class in the our goal,” Cotton said. urday, which was put on said God “set [him] free that promoted conver- Northwest Florida State NWFSC’s culinary pro- Reservations can be like a church service with from same-sex attraction" sion therapy, which she College are putting their gram, which started last made at Seagrass by call- a gospel band and mes- after he found religion in described as “abusive." skills into action this year. ing 850-863-6520 or by sages of worship. Speakers college. He now works She said she was told by semester by cooking meals “They’re learning how emailing seagrass@nwfsc. who said they left behind for Freedom March, giving the group that her homo- for the public at the col- to cook a la carte style,” edu. Seagrass is open from a lesbian, gay, bisexual or his testimonial in various sexuality would “leave lege’s pop-up restaurant, Cotton said. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on transgender “lifestyle” cities as the group travels [her] body as an orange which was debuted this The first three-course Thursdays and located after finding religion gave to rally. mucous” and was set up year. luncheon at the restaurant in Building 400 on the their testimonials, and “After God dealt with on dates with gay men At the Seagrass Restau- was Thursday, and Cotton Niceville campus inside in some cases said they my heart, he began to who were also told they rant located on campus, said 31 people showed up Raider Cafe. were now in heterosexual pour his love into me, could become straight. five college students will to partake in the first meal The Niceville campus is relationships. and all I ever wanted was “To those who are prepare dishes every and ordered a variety of at 100 E College Blvd. Angel Colon, 29, and love," Johnson said to the thinking about entering an Thursday till Nov. 21 Luis Javier Ruiz, 36, who crowd. He spoke of being ex-gay ministry, I would from a “French classical” were both injured in the sexually assaulted as a really encourage you to get inspired menu for guests Pulse nightclub shoot- child and bullied at school some counseling outside who have reserved a seat. ing and later founded the for appearing more femi- of the church and really For $10, customers ministry Fearless Iden- nine than other boys. “I get a handle on where you get to choose a salad, tity, hosted the rally with was looking for attention, are at, because I think they an entree, beverage and the Florida Family Policy affirmation, acceptance, will take advantage of you, cookie. The menu fea- Council, a conservative and in the homosexual they will make you depen- tures a variety of 13 items group that opposes gay community, it’s more dent and they will not do including a couple burg- marriage and other pro- about sex.” what’s in your best inter- ers, a lobster sandwich, a tective rights for LGBTQ The rally took place est,” Sheehan told Truth classic French sandwich, people. Colon and Javier amid growing pressure Wins Out. and pizzas baked in a stone

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 C1 SPORTS FISH TANK

Newcomer Brown didn’t linger. The Pats did that. They scores as Patriots The Patriots had a job to scored twice on intercep- beat Dolphins 43-0 finish. tion returns in a two-minute Determined to play to the fourth-quarter span, and By Steven Wine final gun after allowing a registered their first shutout AP Sports Writer miracle comeback at Miami since Week 3 of 2016. last year, the Patriots beat the Brown helped get them MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Dolphins 43-0 Sunday. going. The Patriots were — When Antonio Brown Coach Bill Belichick had 18½-point favorites but led celebrated his first touch- Tom Brady still throwing at only 7-0 late in the first half Unhappy Miami Dolphins fans wear paper bags during the second down with the New England the end. before Brady hit his newest half at an NFL football game against the New England Patriots on Patriots by vaulting into “We’re playing 60 min- Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla. The Patriots defeated the Dolphins a first-row luxury box, he utes,” Belichick said. See DOLPHINS, C3 43-0. [AP PHOTOS/LYNNE SLADKY]

AP TOP 25 Texans stop Jags’ 2-point California, conversion to get 13-12 win Arizona St move in to give Pac-12 6 ranked

By Ralph D. Russo The Associated Press

California and Arizona State moved into the AP Top 25 college football poll to give the Pac-12 six ranked teams, the most for the conference in almost four years. A weekend filled with blowouts left the top half of the AP media poll presented by Regions Bank mostly unchanged. Clemson remains No. 1, with 57 of the 62 first-place votes, as the top nine held their spots Sunday. Alabama was No. 2, receiving five first-place votes, followed by Georgia, LSU, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Auburn and Florida. The ninth-ranked Gators were the only top-10 team to play a Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew (15) fumbles as he is hit by Houston Texans outside linebacker Whitney Mercilus (59) competitive game. The during the second half of an NFL football game Sunday in Houston. [AP PHOTO/DAVID J. PHILLIP] others won by a combined 428-97. Utah, the highest By Kristie Rieken Jacksonville rookie Gardner But the big running back was stopped short of a first down on ranked Pac-12 team, AP Sports Writer Minshew led a long drive that stopped by Reid. The play was the next play to bring up fourth- moved up to No. 10. The included an 18-yard run on upheld by video review, giving and-1. Deshaun Watson then last time the Pac-12 had HOUSTON (AP) — Justin fourth-and-10, and he capped the Texans (1-1) the victory. scrambled in from 2 yards out six ranked teams was Reid stopped Leonard Four- it with a 4-yard TD pass to DJ Early in the fourth quarter, for the touchdown to make it Nov. 8, 2015. nette on a 2-point conversion Chark. Whitney Mercilus used a nice 13-3. attempt with 36 seconds left, Instead of trying to tie it with spin move to evade a blocker Watson threw for 159 yards, POLL POINTS and the Houston Texans held an extra point, Jaguars coach and sacked Minshew to force a and Hyde had 90 yards rushing on to edge the Jacksonville Doug Marrone opted to go for fumble, which was recovered for the Texans. The Pac-12 took a fair Jaguars 13-12 on Sunday. the potential win by having by J.J. Watt on the 11-yard Minshew, a sixth-round amount of grief the first Houston led by 7 in Fournette attempt to run it line. Carlos Hyde had an 8-yard week of the season after the fourth quarter when in for the 2-point conversion. run on second down, but was See JAGS, C3 it suffered a few upsets to Mountain West teams and Oregon let a potentially big victory slip away against Auburn. Now the conference has had a mini-resur- Brees injured; Rams beat Saints 27-9 gence, despite issues with some of its typically The Associated Press Angeles Rams didn’t waste since 2016 during Los Ange- the best,” Goff said of his strong teams. the opportunity created by les’ 27-9 victory Sunday. postgame chat with Brees. Stanford started the LOS ANGELES — When Brees’ absence to beat the A strong performance “He’s a great player for this season ranked, but is 1-2 Drew Brees went to the Saints again. And with no by the Rams’ defense, an league, a face of the league, after getting dominated sideline holding his injured help from a no-call this time. impressive second half from and somebody we need in the by UCF on Saturday. throwing hand, this NFC Goff passed for 283 yards Goff’s offense, and another league.” Southern California championship game rematch and a touchdown and rushed officiating decision that hurt Brees’ throwing hand col- had a brief stay at the — and maybe this season’s for another score, and the the Saints were all overshad- lided with Aaron Donald’s bottom of the rankings Super Bowl race — dramati- Rams stopped New Orleans owed by Brees’ departure late outstretched hand while he last week, falling out cally changed in an instant. from scoring an offensive in the first quarter. Jared Goff and the Los touchdown for the first time “I told him I’m hoping for See BREES, C3 See TOP 25, C3

* ** C2 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald PREPFOOTBALL Week 4 in review

Mosley’s Randy Pittman (16) gets up with the football after a play during Friday’s game against Pace at Tommy Oliver Stadium. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD]

WEEK 4 POWER RANKING

The News Herald

Every week The News Herald will rank all 18 of the football teams in its coverage area based on a combina- tion of win-loss record and strength of schedule.

1. Mosley (2-2) Cottondale running back Damian St. Fleur (5) is driven back by a Bozeman defender during Friday’s Previous (1) game in Cottondale. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Mosley’s Joey Garrett delivers The Dolphins got back in a pass during the Dolphins’ the win column Friday night 8-6 win over Pace. [JOSHUA So much for drama with their most important BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] victory of the season, knock- By Dustin Kent ing off Pace 8-6 at Tommy @PCNHDustinKent Oliver Stadium in their Dis- Previous (6) [email protected] trict 1-6A opener. It was the first in a run of six consecu- The Tiger Sharks have been While Week 3 had more tive district games for the dominant since suffering a than its share of close calls Dolphins. 21-0 loss to Marianna on Aug. and late-game theatrics, Mosley’s defense has given 30, following a 42-6 road win Week 4 had very little up just six points total in two over Franklin County with a in the way of drama, games this season at Tommy 49-0 evisceration of South with only two games Oliver. Walton on Friday. decided by single digits Up next: Sept. 20 at Booker The Port St. Joe defense is and only one by a single T. Washington. surrendering just 8.5 points possession. per game so far this season. Mosley’s 8-6 win over 2. Blountstown (3-0) Up next: Sept. 20 at Pace at Tommy Oliver Sta- Previous (2) Rutherford dium was the only game of Bozeman kicker Trey Luna (27) gets set to attempt an extra point the weekend that remained during the Bucks’ 34-16 win over Cottondale. [PATTI BLAKE/THE After taking big wins over 7. Graceville (3-0) in doubt up until the final NEWS HERALD] 5A Arnold and 4A Marianna Previous (7) buzzer. to start the season, the Tigers Marianna’s 29-20 vic- safety Tyrone Francis, who end zone. finally took on a 1A opponent The Tigers remain tory over Rutherford was came up with a big intercep- in Liberty County and cruised unscathed under first-year the only other game decided tion in the third quarter to Bucks go streaking to a 57-0 victory. coach Barry Gardner with by fewer than double digits, turn back a Pace drive. Blountstown scored a pair perhaps their most impres- though that only came Mosley has given up just Winning streaks haven’t of special teams touchdowns sive win to date, shutting out courtesy of a late touch- six total points in two games been a common occurrence and a defensive touchdown Holmes County 32-0. down in the final minute by this season at Tommy Oliver in Sand Hills over the years, while going plus-four in the Graceville has outscored its the Rams. Stadium. but Bozeman is currently turnover margin en route to three opponents this season The other nine area games in midst of a three- the win. by a combined score of 54-8. were decided by an aver- Treven the game run following a Up next: Sept. 20 vs. Chipley Up next: Sept. 20 vs. age margin of 33.2 points, touchdown maker 34-16 road victory over Bozeman with the biggest margin Cottondale. 3. Vernon (3-1) coming in Blountstown’s To score four touchdowns It’s the first time the Previous (3) 8. Arnold (1-3) 57-0 demolition of Liberty in a single game, most play- Bucks have won three Previous (8) County. ers would need at least two games in a row since the The Yellowjackets also or three times as many 2012 season when they made their first foray into 1A A week after notching their The ‘D’ in Dolphins touches of the football, even finished 8-3 behind the competition and had an easy first win of the season in a on their best days. play of dual-threat quarter- time with Chipley, routing shootout against Walton, the Mosley’s offense has For Blountstown’s Treven back Jacob Martinez. the Tigers 46-8 to earn their Marlins were brought back been up and down through Smith, only four touches That team also had a four- third consecutive win of the down to Earth in their Dis- the first four weeks of the were necessary to find the game win streak, which this season. trict 1-5A debut in Pensacola. season, though the Dol- end zone four times in the year’s Bucks can match After an opening week West Florida annihilated phins’ defense has been Tigers’ win over Liberty by beating Graceville on loss to 7A Crestview, Ver- Arnold 55-14. The Marlins consistently excellent. County. Friday. non’s offense has averaged will have two weeks to stew With the exception Smith’s first score came 44 points per game over the on the loss as they head into of giving up 35 points via a 62-yard touchdown On the horizon past three weeks. their bye week. and over 400 yards to a reception on a pass from Up next: Sept. 27 at Bozeman Up next: Sept. 27 vs. Bay Wakulla offense that Alex Valdez, which he fol- This week sees four of the averages 35 points and lowed with a 50-yard punt 18 teams in The News Her- 4. Marianna (3-1) 9. Rutherford (1-3) over 500 yards for the return TD just 95 seconds ald’s coverage area on byes: Previous (4) Previous (9) season, Mosley’s defen- later. Vernon, Arnold, North sive unit has been nearly He added his third touch- Bay Haven, and Liberty The Bulldogs bounced back The Rams suffered their impenetrable. down of the first quarter on County. from their first loss of the third straight loss and their The Dolphins’ defend- a 22-yard reception from The area’s three remain- season against Blountstown third defeat at the hands of ers limited Pace to just 188 Logan Pumphrey. ing undefeated teams last week to notch a 29-20 Marianna over their past six yards and six points in Fri- Smith’s fourth and final — Blountstown, Gracev- win over Rutherford at Bull- games, falling 29-20 at Bull- day’s victory and even got score came with three ille, and Sneads — will dog Stadium. dog Stadium. on the board themselves minutes left in the third all be at home to pro- It was the third win for Up next: Sept. 20 vs. Port with a safety in the second quarter when he stepped tect their perfect records Marianna over the Rams over St. Joe quarter. in front an Austin Waller against the likes of Chipley, the past seven games dating They got a boost from the pass at the goal line and Bozeman, and Franklin back to last year’s regular 10. Bay (1-3) return to the lineup of senior returned it 100 yards to the County. season finale and playoff Previous (10) opener. Up next: Sept. 20 at Walton A week after earning a dramatic 21-14 victory over 5. Sneads (4-0) North Bay Haven, the Torna- SCORES AND SCHEDULE Previous (5) does were dealt a devastating defeat 35-0 at the hands of Last week’s scores Walton 0 Washington 7 p.m. The Pirates avenged last Taylor County at Tommy Taylor County 35, Bay 0 Vernon 46, Chipley 8 Marianna at Walton 7 p.m. season’s playoff loss to Jef- Oliver Stadium. Mosley 8, Pace 6 Sneads 34, Jefferson County Chipley at Blountstown 7 p.m. ferson County by trouncing Up next: Sept. 19 vs. South Bozeman 34, Cottondale 16 18 Franklin County at Sneads 7 the Tigers 34-18 at home. Walton North Bay Haven 27, Wewahi- p.m. Sneads has won its four 11. Bozeman (3-1) tchka 14 Next week’s games Cottondale at Baker 7 p.m. contests this season by an 12. North Bay Haven (2-2) West Florida 55, Arnold 14 Thursday Wewahitchka at John Paul II average margin of 21 points 13. Holmes County (1-3) Marianna 29, Rutherford 20 South Walton at Bay 7 p.m. 7 p.m. per game. 14. Wewahitchka (1-3) Blountstown 57, Liberty Friday Northview at Holmes County Up next: Sept. 20 vs. Frank- 15. Chipley (0-4) County 0 Port St. Joe at Rutherford 7 7 p.m. lin County 16. Cottondale (1-3) Graceville 32, Holmes County p.m. OFF: Vernon, NBH, Arnold, 17. Franklin County (1-2) 0 Bozeman at Graceville 7 p.m. Liberty County 6. Port St. Joe (3-1) 18. Liberty County (1-3) Port St. Joe 49, South Mosley at Booker T.

* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 C3 Niemann wins by 6 shots at The Greenbrier

By John Raby “Being on the Presidents rugged side of West Virginia The Associated Press Cup is just a dream,” Nie- with his caddie in an off-road mann said. “It’s a really good vehicle. WHITE SULPHUR team this year. There’s a lot “I was just feeling like I was SPRINGS, W.Va. — Joaquin of good players fighting for going to win the tournament Niemann is going to give Inter- those spots. This win defi- from the first day,” he said. “I national Team captain Ernie Els nitely helps.” was in that mindset.” something to think about when Niemann grew up in Santi- Niemann is the first third- he makes his captain’s picks for ago, Chile, won a pair of junior round leader to win at The the Presidents Cup. world titles and was the No. 1 Greenbrier since its debut in Niemann became the first ranked amateur in the world 2010. He shot 64 in the final player from Chile to win on the before turning pro in 2018. He round for the third straight PGA Tour, shooting a 6-under played his first full season on year. 64 on Sunday for a six-stroke tour in 2019, finishing No. 67 He told himself before the victory in A Military Tribute at in the FedEx Cup standings. round started to go out and The Greenbrier. In 2017, Niemann finished have fun. The 20-year-old Nie- tied for 29th as an amateur at “I was just trying not to mann entered the final round Joaquin Niemann, of Chile, watches his shot on the second tee The Greenbrier after receiv- think of anything else,” Nie- of the season opener with a during the ﬁ nal round of A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, ing a sponsor’s exemption. He mann said. “My caddie made two-stroke lead and held off Sunday in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. [STEVE HELBER/THE ASSOCIATED improved to a tie for fifth in me laugh to try to forget about challenges from Tom Hoge PRESS] 2018. it. The last couple of holes I and Richy Werenski. Niemann Niemann said the resort’s was feeling great.” birdied the final three holes to moment was possible,” Nie- Team that will play the U.S. dozens of amenities have It marks the first year since finish at 21-under 259 at Old mann said. “I can’t wait to go team in December at Royal steered his mind away from 1931 that there has been more White TPC, which has quickly back home and celebrate with Melbourne in Australia, Els the pressure of golf. Among than one tour winner under become one of his favorite all of my friends.” will choose the four remaining the activities he participated 21. Matthew Wolff won the venues. While eight players already team International members in before the tournament 3M Open in June at 20 years, “I just never thought this qualified for the International the week of Nov. 4. started was exploring the 2 months.

Ryan Fitzpatrick said, “espe- DOLPHINS cially two weeks in a row at home.” From Page C1 Fitzpatrick threw for 89 yards and was intercepted three times. He’ll remain the target for a 20-yard score. starter for Week 3, rookie coach They connected four times Brian Flores said. in all. “It was a good start,” Brady NO MERCY said. “I was just trying to find an open guy. He was snapping Belichick didn’t let up off some routes and did a great against Flores, his former job.” assistant. Brady’s passing Brown, who signed Monday, sparked a 59-yard drive for made an 18-yard catch on his the final touchdown with first play and finished with 56 2:10 left. yards receiving, all in the first “Last year it came down to half. He won raves from team- 60 minutes of football,” Brady mates for his debut. said. “We were talking about “It was awesome,” receiver 60 minutes of football, and Julian Edelman said. “A lot of that’s what it took.” energy. He’s a playmaker.” The defending Super Bowl One thing Brown didn’t do champions won for only the was talk to reporters after the second time in their past seven game. The NFL allowed the trips to Miami, and avenged a four-time All-Pro receiver loss in 2018 on a last-second Arizona State players celebrate with fans following the game against Michigan State on Saturday to play despite a civil lawsuit pass and double lateral. in East Lansing, Mich. [AL GOLDIS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] filed Tuesday by his former Brady tied George Blanda trainer accusing him of sexu- for the second-most regular- ally assaulting her on three season wins in the NFL with first time this season. The SEC — 6 (Nos. 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, occasions. Brown has denied 209. Adam Vinatieri began the TOP 25 Horned Frogs beat Purdue 17). the allegations. weekend first with 215 wins. 34-13 in West Lafayette, Pac-12 — 6 (Nos. 10, 16, 19, New England’s defense From Page C1 Indiana, on Saturday. 22, 23, 24) outscored Miami with HOW DO YOU DO? Big Ten — 5 (Nos. 6, 11, 13, interception returns for OUT 13 (tie), 18). touchdowns of 54 yards by Brown celebrated his touch- after losing in overtime at Big 12 — 3 (Nos. 5, 12, 25). Stephon Gilmore and 69 down by leaping into the seats, BYU on Saturday. • Michigan State fell from ACC — 2 (Nos. 1, 21). yards by Jamie Collins Sr. The where he landed on an 18-year- Overall, the results were the rankings after its 10-7 American — 1 (No. 15). Patriots totaled seven sacks old college student wearing a OK this past weekend for the loss to Arizona State. The Mountain West — 1 (No. and four interceptions and Brady jersey. Pac-12. The conference went Spartans were swept in a 20). earned their most lopsided “I was really excited,” said 8-4 in nonconference play, home-and-home by the Sun Independent — 1 (No. 7). win in the 108-game history the spectator, Jenna Saadah, including Arizona State’s Devils the last two seasons by of the series. attending her first foot- victory at Michigan State and a combined 26-20. RANKED vs. RANKED “The defense was spectacu- ball game. “The fact that it Arizona beating Texas Tech. • Maryland is out after one lar,” Brady said. was the Patriots team that Though Colorado’s loss to Air week. The Terrapins went No. 7 Notre Dame at No. 3 He threw for 264 yards and scored a touchdown, it was Force put the Pac-12 at 4-4 from scoring 63 in a victory Georgia. Return match from two scores for the Pats, who mind-blowing.” against the Mountain West against Syracuse to losing Georgia’s 20-19 victory in are 2-0 for the first time since this season. 20-17 to Temple. South Bend, Indiana, two 2016, winning by a combined INJURIES Utah is in the top 10 for the years ago. score of 76-3. first time since November CONFERENCE CALL No. 11 Michigan at No. 13 The Dolphins are 0-2 for only The Patriots’ battered offen- 2015. Wisconsin. Fox’s first Big the second time since 2012, sive line was dealt another blow For a second straight Noon game which is both big with their losses by a combined when left tackle Isaiah Wynn IN week, the Southeastern and starting at noon. score of 102-10. left in the first half with a foot Conference has three top- No. 8 Auburn at No. 17 “It’s never fun to be embar- injury. Marshall Newhouse No. 25 TCU also joined the five teams and half of the Texas A&M. The whittling rassed,” Miami quarterback replaced him. rankings this week for the top 10. starts in the SEC West.

take fewer blows. field goal with about two min- all for us,” Rams pass rusher JAGS Watt had a nice game a week utes left in the first quarter. BREES Dante Fowler said. “We after not getting a tackle or Ramsey was apparently upset were doing a good job before From Page C1 quarterback hit for the first that Marrone didn’t challenge From Page C1 he got hurt. Everybody was time in 105 career games, and a catch by DeAndre Hopkins on on top of their game.” finished with two tackles, a hit third-and-2 earlier in that drive New Orleans didn’t score pick, threw for 213 yards and on Minshew and the fumble and the two were seen yelling at threw an incompletion on an offensive touchdown a touchdown for the Jaguars recovery. each other on the sideline after the Saints’ second drive, for only the fourth time (0-2) in his first NFL start fill- Along with Foles, the Jag- that drive. and the NFL’s career leader in 13-plus seasons under ing in for Nick Foles, who broke uars were without four other in yards passing spent the coach Sean Payton, who got his collarbone last week. starters as cornerback A.J. FOR KICKS afternoon on the Coliseum a lengthy contract extension After being sacked six times Bouye, receiver Marqise sideline with his thumb before the game. in a loss to New Orleans last Lee, defensive end Yannick The Jaguars tied it with a field heavily wrapped. Brees “It is going to be a hard week, Watson was sacked four Ngakoue and left tackle Cam goal with about three minutes was to see a hand specialist film to watch for guys,” times Sunday — marking the Robinson were all out with left in the first half. Sunday night, he said. Payton said. “We got eighth straight game in which injuries. Houston took a 6-3 lead into “There is only so much whipped up front.” he has been sacked at least halftime thanks to another you can do here as far as a Todd Gurley rushed for four times. That ties him with HEATED EXCHANGE field goal as time expired in the doctor seeing it on the side- 63 yards and scored his first Blake Bortles (2014-15) and second quarter. Kenny Stills line,” Brees said. “Hoping it touchdown of the season Jeff George (1997-98) for the Jacksonville star cor- had a 31-yard reception to get is not too significant.” late in the third quarter of longest streak of games with at nerback Jalen Ramsey was the Texans to the 4 with 16 sec- Teddy Bridgewater went this rematch of the Rams’ least four sacks since it became seen arguing with Marrone onds left. But they only got one 17 of 30 for 165 yards in solid 26-23 overtime win in an official statistic in 1982. early in the first quarter and play off after that before the relief, while Alvin Kamara New Orleans last Janu- The Jaguars got to Watson on missed what looked sure field goal as coach Bill O’Brien rushed for just 45 yards for ary. That game turned on Sunday after failing to sack Pat- to be an interception in the didn’t call a timeout despite the Saints (1-1), who seemed the infamous uncalled pass rick Mahomes in loss to Kansas third quarter. Houston was having two. understandably discom- interference late in regula- City last week. up by 3 when Ramsey got his bobulated without their tion by Rams cornerback Houston acquired left tackle hands on a pass from Watson, UP NEXT longtime quarterback — Nickell Robey-Coleman, Laremy Tunsil in a trade with but couldn’t hold onto it. But although the Rams’ defense who had six tackles Sunday. Miami on Aug. 31 after Watson the Texans couldn’t keep the Jaguars: Visit Titans deserves plenty of credit as “Every win is a big was sacked an NFL-high 62 drive going and had to punt Thursday night. well. win, but today was a very times last season, but so far he three plays later. Texans: Visit Chargers next Brees’ absence “really important win,” Robey- hasn’t helped the quarterback The Texans led 3-0 after a Sunday. didn’t change anything at Coleman said. * ** C4 Monday, September 16, 2019 | The News Herald

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report, as provided by the league (DNP: did 24. Arizona State 3-0 156 — 31. (32) Ross Chastain(i), Chevrolet, 262. AREA EVENTS ODDS not practice; LIMITED: limited participation; 25. Texas Christian 2-0 104 — 32. (36) JJ Yeley(i), Ford, 260. FULL: full participation): Others receiving votes: Kansas St. 91, 33. (35) BJ McLeod(i), Ford, 259. PREGAME.COM LINE Today Oklahoma St. 51, Army 50, Michigan St. 37, 34. (38) Joe Nemechek(i), Chevrolet, 257. Monday Rutherford at Walton 6 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CLEVELAND at N.Y. JETS — BROWNS: DNP: Memphis 26, Wake Forest 14, BYU 12, Iowa 35. (34) Garrett Smithley(i), Ford, 255. p.m. Today RB Dontrell Hilliard (concussion), OT Kendall St. 7, Temple 7, Mississippi St. 4, Appalachian 36. (26) Erik Jones (P), Toyota, 254. National League Lamm (knee), DE Chris Smith (not injury St. 2, Minnesota 1. 37. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 250. Volleyball Vernon at Bozeman 6 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE related), LB Adarius Taylor (ankle). LIMITED: 38. (39) Joey Gase(i), Toyota, 249. at Chicago -139 Cincinnati +129 G Joel Bitonio (abdomen), WR Rashard THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS 39. (5) Kurt Busch (P), Chevrolet, Accident, Vernon at Bay 6:30 p.m. Boys golf Washington -135 at St. Louis +125 Higgins (knee). FULL: WR Odell Beckham Sept. 13 187. Wewahitchka at Bozeman 18 holes at Bay Point 1 p.m. New York -142 at Colorado +132 (hip), DT Larry Ogunjobi (shoulder), S No. 20 Washington St. 31, Houston 24 at Arizona -195 Miami +180 Damarious Randall (hand), QB Drew Stanton Saturday’s Games Race Statistics 6 p.m. American League (knee). JETS: DNP: QB Sam Darnold (illness), No. 1 Clemson 41, Syracuse 6 Average Speed of Race Winner: 142.555 mph. Friday at Minnesota -234 Chicago +214 DE John Franklin (foot), LB C.J. Mosley No. 2 Alabama 47, South Carolina 23 Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 48 Mins, 34 Secs. Margin Baltimore -129 at Detroit +119 (groin), WR Demaryius Thomas (hamstring), No. 3 Georgia 55, Arkansas State 0 of Victory: 4.173 Seconds. Tuesday at Oakland -290 Kansas City +260 DT Quinnen Williams (ankle). LIMITED: OT No. 4 LSU 65, Northwestern State 14 Caution Flags: 4 for 22 laps. Football Kelvin Beachum (ankle), RB Le’Veon Bell No. 5 Oklahoma 48, UCLA 14 Lead Changes: 24 among 14 drivers. COLLEGE FOOTBALL (shoulder), WR Braxton Berrios (hamstring), No. 6 Ohio State 51, Indiana 10 Lap Leaders: C. Bowyer (P) 1; D. Suarez 2-30; Volleyball Port St. Joe at Rutherford Thursday G Alex Lewis (shoulder), DT Steve McLendon No. 7 Notre Dame 66, New Mexico 14 A. Almirola (P) 31-33; J. Logano (P) 34-42; FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG (hip), G Brian Winters (shoulder). FULL: S No. 8 Auburn 55, Kent State 16 M. McDowell 43-58; J. Logano (P) 59-83; K. Arnold at NBH 6 p.m. 7 p.m. at Tulane 2 2½ Off Houston Jamal Adams (hip), WR Robby Anderson No. 9 Florida 29, Kentucky 21 Harvick (P) 84-86; W. Byron (P) 87; J. Logano Mosley at South Walton Bozeman at Graceville 7 Friday (calf), C Ryan Kalil (calf), LB Frankie Luvu No. 11 Utah 32, Idaho State 0 (P) 88-123; C. Buescher 124; J. Logano (P) FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG (hand), S Rontez Miles (hip). No. 12 Texas 48, Rice 13 125-157; M. Truex Jr. (P) 158-167; J. Logano 6 p.m. p.m. Utah 2½ 3½ Off at South.Calif. No. 13 Penn State 17, Pittsburgh 10 (P) 168; M. Truex Jr. (P) 169-170; C. Elliott Boys Golf Mosley at Booker T. Wash- FIU 10 10 Off at La. Tech No. 15 Oregon 35, Montana 3 (P) 171-181; J. Logano (P) 182; D. Hamlin (P) at Boise State 10 9½ Off Air Force PRO BASEBALL No. 16 Texas A&M 62, Lamar 3 183-185; R. Blaney (P) 186; K. Harvick (P) 9 holes at Holiday 3 p.m. ington 7 p.m. Saturday No. 17 Central Florida 45, Stanford 27 187-229; C. Elliott (P) 230; W. Byron (P) 231- FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG MLB Arizona State 10, No. 18 Michigan State 7 235; K. Larson (P) 236-237; M. DiBenedetto Volleyball 238-246; K. Harvick (P) 247; M. Truex Jr. (P) at Iowa St. 18½ 20 Off ULM All times Eastern No. 19 Iowa 18, Iowa State 17 248-267. Wednesday Choctaw Tournament at Ohio State 37½ 38½ Off Miami (OH) AMERICAN LEAGUE Temple 20, No. 21 Maryland 17 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps at Clemson 44½ 42½ Off Charlotte EAST DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 22 Boise State 45, Portland State 10 NBH vs. Navarre 8 a.m. Led): Joey Logano (P) 6 times for 105 laps; at Indiana 27½ 27½ Off UConn New York 98 53 .649 — No. 23 Washington 52, Hawaii 20 Kevin Harvick (P) 3 times for 47 laps; Martin Volleyball NBH vs. Choctaw 10 a.m. UCF 10½ 12 Off at Pittsburgh Tampa Bay 89 62 .589 9 BYU 30, No. 24 Southern California 27, OT Truex Jr. (P) 3 times for 32 laps; Daniel at Ohio 6½ 3 Off ULL Boston 79 70 .530 18 No. 25 Virginia 31, Florida State 24 Rutherford at Bay 6 p.m. Arnold vs. Wakulla Chris- Suarez 1 time for 29 laps; Michael McDowell Nebraska 10 11½ Off at Illinois Toronto 59 91 .393 38½ 1 time for 16 laps; Chase Elliott (P) 2 times Cross country tian 9 a.m. Temple 13½ 13 Off at Buffalo Baltimore 49 100 .329 48 RESULTS for 12 laps; Matt DiBenedetto 1 time for 9 at Miami 29½ 30½ Off Cent.Michigan CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Sept. 13 laps; William Byron (P) 2 times for 6 laps; Seahawks run at Franklin Arnold vs. Milton 11 a.m. at Virginia 29½ 28½ Off Old Dominion Minnesota 91 58 .611 — EAST Aric Almirola (P) 1 time for 3 laps; Denny Coastal Carolina 15 17 Off at UMass Cleveland 87 63 .580 4½ Kansas 48, Boston College 24 County 3 p.m. Arnold vs. Fort Walton Hamlin (P) 1 time for 3 laps; Kyle Larson (P) Michigan State 4 7 Off at Nrthwestrn Chicago 65 84 .436 26 SOUTH 1 time for 2 laps; Ryan Blaney (P) 1 time for Beach 12 p.m. Troy 16½ 17½ Off at Akron Kansas City 55 95 .367 36½ Wake Forest 24, North Carolina 18 1 lap; Clint Bowyer (P) 1 time for 1 lap; Chris Boston College 7½ 7½ Off at Rutgers Detroit 44 104 .297 46½ FAR WEST Thursday Buescher 1 time for 1 lap. at Syracuse 5½ 6½ Off W. Michigan WEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Washington St. 31, Houston 24 Saturday at N.C. State 20 21 Off Ball St. Houston 98 53 .649 — NASCAR XFINITY Football at Wisconsin 2½ 3 Off Michigan Oakland 90 60 .600 7½ Saturday’s Games at Colorado St Off Off Off Toledo Texas 74 77 .490 24 EAST RHINO PRO TRUCK OUTFITTERS 300 Saturday night at Las Vegas Motor South Walton at Bay 7 p.m. Cross country at New Mexico 6 5½ Off NMSU Los Angeles 68 82 .453 29½ Clemson 41, Syracuse 6 Speedway, Las Vegas, Nevada Washington 6 7 Off at BYU Seattle 62 88 .413 35½ Dayton 34, Robert Morris 31 Volleyball Rutherford meet in at Arizona St. 6½ 7 Off Colorado Delaware St. 58, Lincoln (Pa.) 12 Lap Length: 1.5 miles Arnold at Mosley 6:30 p.m. Dothan California 2 2 Off at Mississippi Saturday’s Games Fordham 29, Bryant 14 (Start position in parentheses) at Florida 14½ 14½ Off Tennessee Minnesota 2, Cleveland 0, 1st game Georgetown 69, Catholic 0 1. (4) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 200. at Texas State 1½ 2½ Off Georgia St. Minnesota 9, Cleveland 5, 2nd game Hampton 42, Howard 20 2. (2) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 200. at Alabama 39 39 Off SouthernMiss. N.Y. Yankees 13, Toronto 3 Marist 26, Stetson 23 3. (6) Brandon Jones, Toyota, 200. at Miss. St. 7½ 7½ Off Kentucky Detroit 8, Baltimore 4, 12 innings Monmouth 38, Albany 35 4. (1) Cole Custer, Ford, 200. ON THE AIR LSU 19½ 21 Off at Vanderbilt Boston 2, Philadelphia 1 Navy 42, East Carolina 10 5. (3) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 200. at No. Carolina 2½ 3 Off Appalach. St. Houston 6, Kansas City 1 N. Dakota St. 47, Delaware 22 6. (36) Noah Gragson, Chevrolet, 200. at Texas A&M 4 3½ Off Auburn Oakland 8, Texas 6 Penn St. 17, Pittsburgh 10 7. (16) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 199. Today and Guangzhou Opens, at Tulsa 4½ 5 Off Wyoming Tampa Bay 3, L.A. Angels 1 Sacred Heart 56, Lafayette 40 8. (13) John Hunter Nemechek, Chevrolet, at Missouri 10 9 Off South Carolina Seattle 2, Chicago White Sox 1, 10 innings St. Francis (Pa.) 42, Merrimack 14 199. Early Rounds West Virginia 6 5 Off at Kansas Sunday’s Games Stony Brook 26, Wagner 10 9. (15) Riley Herbst(i), Toyota, 199. MLB 11 a.m. at Texas 7½ 7 Off Oklahoma St. Toronto 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 Temple 20, Maryland 17 10. (8) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, 199. at Kent State 9 10 Off BowlingGreen Boston 6, Philadelphia 3 Towson 45, Maine 3 11. (7) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 199. 6:30 p.m. TENNIS [—] ATP: The at TCU 11 10 Off SMU Cleveland 7, Minnesota 5 Villanova 45, Bucknell 10 12. (5) Austin Cindric, Ford, 199. MLB [—] Washington at Moselle Open, Early at Arkansas 20 21 Off San Jose St. Baltimore 8, Detroit 2 West Virginia 44, NC State 27 13. (11) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 199. at UAB 13 11 Off So. Alabama Houston 12, Kansas City 3 SOUTH 14. (19) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 199. St. Louis OR San Diego at Rounds, Metz, France Oregon 8 10½ Off at Stanford Oakland 6, Texas 1 Alabama 47, South Carolina 23 15. (22) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 199. 16. (10) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 199. Milwaukee 9 p.m. Baylor 24 25½ Off at Rice L.A. Angels 6, Tampa Bay 4 Alabama A&M 31, North Alabama 24 at North Texas 18 18 Off UTSA Seattle 11, Chicago White Sox 10 Auburn 55, Kent St. 16 17. (17) Brandon Brown, Chevrolet, 198. 9:30 p.m. TENNIS [—] WTA: The at Georgia 13 13 Off Notre Dame Today’s Games Austin Peay 48, Mercer 34 18. (37) Alex Labbe, Chevrolet, 198. at Florida State Off Off Off Louisville Baltimore (Means 10-10) at Detroit Charlotte 52, UMass 17 19. (29) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, 198. MLB [—] Kansas City at Korea, Toray Pan Pacifi c Nevada 14½ 14 Off at UTEP (Alexander 0-3), 4:10 p.m. Coastal Carolina 46, Norfolk St. 7 20. (20) Ray Black II, Chevrolet, 197. Oakland OR Miami at and Guangzhou Opens, at Wash. State 18 18 Off UCLA Chicago White Sox (López 9-13) at Minnesota Davidson 41, WV Wesleyan 0 21. (12) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 197. Utah State 2½ 3 Off at S.Diego St. (Pérez 10-7), 7:40 p.m. Duke 41, Middle Tennessee 18 22. (23) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, 197. Arizona (games joined in Early Rounds Kansas City (Sparkman 4-11) at Oakland Elon 42, Richmond 20 23. (21) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 196. progress) 5 a.m. (Tuesday) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE (Roark 10-8), 10:07 p.m. FIU 30, New Hampshire 17 24. (26) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 196. Today Tuesday’s Games Florida 29, Kentucky 21 25. (24) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 195. NFL TENNIS [—] ATP: The FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. Florida A&M 57, Fort Valley St. 20 26. (18) Tommy Joe Martins, Toyota, 194. 27. (30) David Starr, Chevrolet, 194. 7 p.m. Moselle Open, Early Cleveland Pk 6½ 45 at NY Jets Seattle at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Gardner-Webb 21, NC Central 12 Thursday Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Georgia 55, Arkansas St. 0 28. (38) Ja Junior Avila, Toyota, 193. ESPN [—] Cleveland at Rounds, Metz, France FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Jackson St. 49, Tennessee St. 44 29. (28) Tyler Matthews, Chevrolet, 191. at Jacksonville Pk Pk Off Tennessee San Francisco at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Jacksonville 30, Presbyterian 20 30. (32) Joey Gase, Toyota, Vibration, 187. NY Jets TENNIS [—] WTA: The Next Sunday Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 7:40 p.m. Jacksonville St. 49, E. Washington 45 31. (34) Vinnie Miller, Chevrolet, 186. SOCCER (MEN'S) Toray Pan Pacifi c and FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. James Madison 63, Morgan St. 12 32. (31) CJ McLaughlin, Chevrolet, Accident, at Green Bay 8 8 Off Denver Kansas City at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Kansas St. 31, Mississippi St. 24 121. 1:55 p.m. Guangzhou Opens, Early at Philadelphia 8 8 Off Detroit Tampa Bay at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Kennesaw St. 42, Alabama St. 7 33. (25) Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, NBCSN [—] Premier Rounds at Kansas City 6½ 6½ Off Baltimore LSU 65, Northwestern St. 14 Suspension, 66. at Buffalo 6½ 6½ Off Cincinnati NATIONAL LEAGUE Liberty 35, Buffalo 17 34. (27) Joe Nemechek(i), Chevrolet, Steering, 56. League: West Ham at WRESTLING at Indianapolis 2½ 2½ Off Atlanta EAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Louisiana-Lafayette 77, Texas Southern 6 35. (33) Chad Finchum, Toyota, Suspension, Aston Villa 6 p.m. at Minnesota 8 8 Off Oakland z-Atlanta 93 58 .616 — Louisville 38, W. Kentucky 21 at New England 18 18 Off NY Jets Washington 82 66 .554 9½ Marshall 33, Ohio 31 52. TENNIS NBCSN [—] World at Dallas 20 20 Off Miami New York 77 72 .517 15 McNeese St. 17, Alcorn St. 14 36. (35) Stan Mullis, Toyota, Carburetor, 22. at Tampa Bay 5½ 5½ Off NY Giants Philadelphia 76 72 .514 15½ Memphis 42, South Alabama 6 37. (9) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 5 a.m. Wrestling Championship, Carolina 3 3 Off at Arizona Miami 52 97 .349 40 Miami 63, Bethune-Cookman 0 Overheating, 20. 38. (14) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, Fuel Pump, 2. TENNIS [—] WTA: The Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. at Seattle Off Off Off New Orleans CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Mississippi 40, SE Louisiana 29 at LA Chargers 3 3 Off Houston St. Louis 83 66 .557 — Morehead St. 73, Kentucky Christian 34 Korea, Toray Pan Pacifi c at San Fran. Off Off Off Pittsburgh Chicago 81 68 .544 2 NC A&T 27, Charleston Southern 21 Race Statistics 138.284 mph. LA Rams 1½ 1½ Off at Cleveland Milwaukee 80 69 .537 3 Samford 21, Wofford 14 Average Speed of Race Winner: 2 Hrs, 10 Mins, 10 Secs. Next Monday Cincinnati 70 80 .467 13½ South Florida 55, SC State 16 Time of Race: Margin 0.738 Seconds. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Pittsburgh 65 85 .433 18½ Southern Miss. 47, Troy 42 of Victory: Caution Flags: 4 for 20 laps. Chicago 5½ 5½ Off at Washington WEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Southern U. 61, Edward Waters 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS 13 among 4 drivers. Updated odds available at Pregame.com x-Los Angeles 97 54 .642 — Tennessee 45, Chattanooga 0 Lead Changes: C. Custer 0; C. Bell 1-47; J. Arizona 76 74 .507 20½ Tennessee Tech 31, Virginia-Wise 14 Lap Leaders: Allgaier 48; C. Bell 49-51; J. Allgaier 52; C. San Francisco 72 78 .480 24½ The Citadel 27, Georgia Tech 24 Bell 53-92; J. Allgaier 93; C. Bell 94-112; Girls Basketball Rutherford High School. PRO FOOTBALL San Diego 68 81 .456 28 Tulane 58, Missouri 6 J. Allgaier 113; C. Bell 114-115; J. Allgaier Colorado 65 85 .433 31½ UCF 45, Stanford 27 Showcase There is a $50 regis- 116-126; C. Bell 127-169; C. Briscoe 170; T. z-clinched playoff berth; x-clinched division Virginia 31, Florida St. 24 NFL VMI 31, ETSU 24, OT Reddick 171-200. tration fee. All times Eastern Virginia Tech 24, Furman 17 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, AMERICAN CONFERENCE Saturday’s Games Pandemonium in Pre-register by email W. Carolina 20, North Greenville 17 Laps Led): Christopher Bell 6 times for 154 EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Chicago Cubs 14, Pittsburgh 1 William & Mary 38, Colgate 10 laps; Tyler Reddick 1 time for 30 laps; Justin the Panhandle, a girls at jonmason1@hotmail. New England 2 0 0 1.000 76 3 Atlanta 10, Washington 1 N.Y. Mets 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 Allgaier 5 times for 15 laps; Chase Briscoe 1 basketball showcase com. Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 45 30 time for 1 lap. N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 16 17 Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 2 featuring elite skill Miami 0 2 0 .000 10 102 Arizona 1, Cincinnati 0 TRANSACTIONS development with To get a sports SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA Boston 2, Philadelphia 1 Houston 1 1 0 .500 41 42 Colorado 11, San Diego 10 BASEBALL GOLF experienced trainers, announcement in the Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 43 47 Miami 4, San Francisco 2 American League Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 60 32 Sunday’s Games NEW YORK YANKEES — Designated RHP PGA TOUR will take place Sept. 28 paper please email to Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 38 53 Boston 6, Philadelphia 3 Ryan Dull for assignment. Transferred RHP A MILITARY TRIBUTE AT THE GREENBRIER from noon to 5 p.m. at [email protected]. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Washington 7, Atlanta 0 Jonathan Holder to the 60-day IL. Reinstated Sunday’s leaders at The Old White TPC. Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 82 27 Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 6 LHP Jordan Montgomery and RHP Dellin White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 13 43 Chicago Cubs 16, Pittsburgh 6 Betances from the 60-day IL. Purse: $7.5 million; Yardage: 7,292; Par: 70 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 37 62 Colorado 10, San Diego 5 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled RHP Jose De (34-36) Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 29 61 San Francisco 2, Miami 1 Leon from Durham (IL). Final IN BRIEF WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Cincinnati 3, Arizona 1 TEXAS RANGERS — Recalled LHP Joe Joaquin Niemann (500), $1,350,000 Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 68 36 L.A. Dodgers 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Palumbo from Nashville (PCL). 65-62-68-64—259 Oakland 1 1 0 .500 34 44 Today’s Games National League Tom Hoge (300), $817,500 68-65-67-65—265 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Hojgaard of Denmark in L.A. Chargers 1 1 0 .500 40 37 San Diego (Bolanos 0-1) at Milwaukee CHICAGO CUBS — Placed SS Addison Russell Harris English (134), $366,094 66-65-68-67—266 Denver 0 2 0 .000 30 40 (Davies 9-7), 7:40 p.m. on the 7-day IL. Brian Harman (134), $366,094 65-66-70-65—266 Angels’ Trout to have second place. Washington (Strasburg 17-6) at St. Louis LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Assigned RHP Nate Lashley (134), $366,094 68-64-65-69—266 season-ending surgery Garcia kissed his NATIONAL CONFERENCE (Hudson 15-7), 7:45 p.m. Jaime Schultz outright to Oklahoma City Richy Werenski (134), $366,094 EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Cincinnati (Gray 10-7) at Chicago Cubs (PCL). 67-65-65-69—266 young daughter Azalea Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 66 38 (Hamels 7-7), 8:05 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed LHP Sebastián Muñoz (85), $235,625 Mike Trout’s season and threw her up in the Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 32 27 N.Y. Mets (Matz 10-8) at Colorado (Senzatela Tony Watson on the 60-day IL. Selected 69-66-66-66—267 Washington 0 2 0 .000 48 63 9-10), 8:40 p.m. the contract of RHP Enderson Franco from Scottie Scheffl er (85), $235,625 65-62-71-69—267 is over. air on the 18th green N.Y. Giants 0 2 0 .000 31 63 Miami (Lopez 5-8) at Arizona (Ray 12-8), Sacramento (PCL). Robby Shelton (85), $235,625 62-65-70-70—267 The Los Angeles after holing a short putt SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA 9:40 p.m. Atlantic League Viktor Hovland (70), $189,375 68-68-68-64—268 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 37 45 Tuesday’s Games HIGH POINT ROCKERS — Signed SS Tyler Mark Hubbard (70), $189,375 64-70-67-67—268 Angels say the eight- to seal his victory with New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 39 55 Seattle at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Ladendorf. Matt Jones (70), $189,375 68-66-68-66—268 time All-Star will have a 3-under 69 in the Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 28 San Francisco at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Lanto Griffi n (60), $159,375 64-68-70-67—269 Carolina 0 2 0 .000 41 50 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. FOOTBALL Joseph Bramlett (53), $129,375 surgery on his right final round that mixed NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA San Diego at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. National Football League 67-67-65-71—270 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 31 19 Washington at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Signed coach Sean Bud Cauley (53), $129,375 69-67-67-67—270 foot this week because four bogeys with seven Detroit 1 0 1 .750 40 37 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Payton to a contract extension through the Austin Cook (53), $129,375 66-68-68-68—270 of Morton’s neuroma, birdies. Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 44 33 N.Y. Mets at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 2024 season. Adam Long (53), $129,375 66-62-70-72—270 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 19 24 Miami at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Kevin Na (53), $129,375 64-70-68-68—270 a thickening of tissue “Great week, amaz- WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Tampa Bay at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. HOCKEY Bronson Burgoon (43), $92,175 around a nerve leading ing,” Garcia said. “We San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 72 34 National Hockey League 65-68-69-69—271 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 49 46 WILD CARD STANDINGS BOSTON BRUINS — Signed D Charlie McAvoy Harry Higgs (43), $92,175 67-66-69-69—271 to toes that causes pain. had a great week and it’s L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 57 36 AMERICAN LEAGUE to a three-year contract. Sungjae Im (43), $92,175 66-67-67-71—271 “It wasn’t getting any great to win again.” Arizona 0 1 1 .250 44 50 W L PCT WCGB DETROIT RED WINGS — Released Gs Anthony Scott Piercy (43), $92,175 69-65-69-68—271 Oakland 90 60 .600 — Popovich and Sean Romeo, D Marc-Olivier Harold Varner III (43), $92,175 65-66-72-68—271 better,” Angels man- WEEK 2 Tampa Bay 89 62 .589 — Duquette and Owen Lalonde and Fs Mathieu Rob Oppenheim (33), $59,732 65-68-72-67—272 Cleveland 87 63 .580 1½ Nick Taylor (33), $59,732 70-65-72-65—272 WASHINGTON Sept. 12 Bizier, Thomas Casey, Cody Morgan, Owen ager Brad Ausmus said Tampa Bay 20, Carolina 14 Robinson and Chad Yetman from amateur Keegan Bradley (33), $59,732 67-68-67-70—272 Sunday. We’ve kind Braves’ Culberson has Sunday’s Games NATIONAL LEAGUE tryouts. Scott Harrington (33), $59,732 64-69-69-70—272 Dallas 31, Washington 21 W L PCT WCGB Doc Redman (33), $59,732 69-67-68-68—272 of exhausted all non- multiple facial fractures Detroit 13, L.A. Chargers 10 Washington 82 66 .554 — Cameron Smith (33), $59,732 67-64-72-69—272 surgical possibilities. San Francisco 41, Cincinnati 17 Chicago 81 68 .544 — AUTO RACING Zack Sucher (33), $59,732 64-69-70-69—272 Houston 13, Jacksonville 12 Milwaukee 80 69 .537 1 Scott Brown (24), $44,850 66-70-66-71—273 Some point later in the Atlanta’s Charlie Cul- Indianapolis 19, Tennessee 17 New York 77 72 .517 4 Doug Ghim (24), $44,850 65-71-68-69—273 Baltimore 23, Arizona 17 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Morgan Hoffmann (24), $44,850 week he’ll be scheduled berson sustained multiple New England 43, Miami 0 SOUTH POINT 400 66-65-71-71—273 for surgery to have the facial fractures when he Buffalo 28, N.Y. Giants 14 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sunday night at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Denny McCarthy (24), $44,850 72-61-73-67—273 Seattle 28, Pittsburgh 26 Las Vegas, Nevada. Sam Ryder (24), $44,850 65-66-71-71—273 neuroma removed.” was hit by a 91 mph pitch Lap length: 1.50 miles Green Bay 21, Minnesota 16 THE AP TOP 25 POLL Danny Lee (15), $31,159 70-66-72-66—274 Kansas City 28, Oakland 10 (Car number in parentheses) Mark Anderson (15), $31,159 68-66-67-73—274 Trout finished with from Washington’s Fer- The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press 1. (24) Martin Truex Jr. (P), Toyota, 267. Chicago 16, Denver 14 college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in Joel Dahmen (15), $31,159 69-65-71-69—274 a career-high 45 home nando Rodney. He will L.A. Rams 27, New Orleans 9 2. (3) Kevin Harvick (P), Ford, 267. Brice Garnett (15), $31,159 68-68-71-67—274 parentheses, records through Sept. 14, total 3. (18) Brad Keselowski (P), Ford, 267. runs, 104 RBIs and a .291 miss the remainder of the Philadelphia at Atlanta, late points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Hank Lebioda (15), $31,159 67-67-72-68—274 Today’s Game 4. (8) Chase Elliott (P), Chevrolet, 267. Grayson Murray (15), $31,159 66-67-69-72—274 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, 5. (23) Ryan Blaney (P), Ford, 267. batting average, putting season. Cleveland at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m. and last week’s ranking: Andrew Novak, $31,159 66-69-68-71—274 6. (19) Alex Bowman (P), Chevrolet, 267. Brendan Steele (15), $31,159 69-67-70-68—274 him in contention to win Culberson was released RECORD PTS. LWR 7. (14) William Byron (P), Chevrolet, 267. WEEK 3 1. Clemson (57) 3-0 1,545 1 D.J. Trahan (15), $31,159 67-67-70-70—274 his third AL MVP award from a hospital Saturday. Thursday’s Game 8. (15) Kyle Larson (P), Chevrolet, 267. Cameron Tringale (15), $31,159 2. Alabama (5) 3-0 1,488 2 9. (22) Joey Logano (P), Ford, 267. Tennessee at Jacksonville, 8:20 p.m. 3. Georgia 3-0 1,386 3 66-69-71-68—274 along with four second- “The guys that did Sunday, Sept. 22 10. (17) Ryan Newman (P), Ford, 267. Peter Uihlein (15), $31,159 68-68-71-67—274 4. Louisiana State 3-0 1,339 4 11. (9) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 267. place finishes. see him said he looked Miami at Dallas, 1 p.m. 5. Oklahoma 3-0 1,310 5 Byeong Hun An (8), $19,035 67-67-69-72—275 Oakland at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 12. (7) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 267. Dominic Bozzelli (8), $19,035 67-69-68-71—275 6. Ohio State 3-0 1,292 6 13. (4) Aric Almirola (P), Ford, 267. better than they thought Cincinnati at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 7. Notre Dame 2-0 1,099 7 Jonathan Byrd (8), $19,035 71-65-72-67—275 Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. 14. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, 267. Kevin Chappell (8), $19,035 71-59-73-72—275 AMSTERDAM he would this morning,” 8. Auburn 3-0 1,079 8 15. (13) Denny Hamlin (P), Toyota, 267. Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 9. Florida 3-0 959 9 Vince Covello (8), $19,035 67-67-70-71—275 Garcia wins KLM Open Braves manager Brian Detroit at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 16. (27) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 267. Sung Kang (8), $19,035 65-71-69-70—275 10. Utah 3-0 929 11 17. (6) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 267. Denver at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 11. Michigan 2-0 917 10 Martin Laird (8), $19,035 66-68-72-69—275 crown by one shot Snitker said. “He sounded N.Y. Jets at New England, 1 p.m. 18. (28) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 266. Tyler McCumber (8), $19,035 70-66-67-72—275 12. Texas 2-1 888 12 19. (20) Kyle Busch (P), Toyota, 266. good, for what he’d been N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. 13. Penn State 3-0 726 13 Patrick Rodgers (8), $19,035 68-66-66-75—275 Carolina at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 20. (2) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 266. Bubba Watson (8), $19,035 69-67-69-70—275 Sergio Garcia won through. It’s all very 13. Wisconsin 2-0 726 14 21. (25) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 266. Houston at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. 15. Central Florida 3-0 703 17 Roberto Castro (5), $16,950 67-68-70-71—276 New Orleans at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. 22. (11) David Ragan, Ford, 266. Jason Dufner (5), $16,950 67-66-69-74—276 the 100th edition of the encouraging.” 16. Oregon 2-1 670 15 23. (31) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 266. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. 17. Texas A&M 2-1 665 16 Rhein Gibson (5), $16,950 71-65-69-71—276 KLM Open by one shot Culberson was struck L.A. Rams at Cleveland, 8:20 p.m. 24. (10) Michael McDowell, Ford, 266. David Hearn (5), $16,950 67-69-70-70—276 18. Iowa 3-0 539 19 25. (1) Clint Bowyer (P), Ford, 266. Sunday, holding his on the right side of his Monday, Sept. 23 19. Washington State 3-0 452 20 Russell Henley (5), $16,950 68-68-67-73—276 Chicago at Washington, 8:15 p.m. 26. (12) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 265. J.J. Spaun (5), $16,950 66-70-69-71—276 20. Boise State 3-0 277 22 27. (16) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 265. nerve for a par on the face as he squared to bunt 21. Virginia 3-0 252 25 Cameron Percy (4), $16,425 67-67-73-70—277 NFL INJURY REPORT 28. (33) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 265. Sebastian Cappelen (4), $16,200 final hole to finish on 18 Saturday. 22. Washington 2-1 183 23 29. (30) Landon Cassill(i), Chevrolet, 265. The updated National (foot)ball League injury 23. California 3-0 164 — 69-67-70-72—278 under and leave Nicolai The Associated Press 30. (29) Matt Tifft, Ford, 264. Johnson Wagner (4), $16,200 70-66-71-71—278 * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 16, 2019 C5

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK New wife’s wardrobe doesn’t measure up

DEAR FASHIONISTA: I think that these get-togethers are it is a nice idea, as long as you potluck. do NOT frame it the way you have to me. A better way to DEAR ABBY: My husband of make the offer might be to 12 years and I have an ongoing invite her for a lovely birth- disagreement about the lan- Jeanne Phillips day lunch and some “retail guage he uses when he texts therapy.” women friends. He opens his text with “Hi, Beautiful” or, DEAR ABBY: My cousin DEAR ABBY: My family is “Good Morning, Gorgeous.” recently married a lovely girl, surrounded by neighbors I consider this to be flirting, someone he’d been dating for who are all friendly. We have but he regards it as harm- a couple of years. Our whole cookouts together regularly. less even though he knows it family loves her, and she’s Everyone contributes to the hurts my feelings because he always been very sweet to us. budget and food preparation doesn’t text that way to me. She’s very intelligent and except one neighbor. He’s Do you think I am overreact- kind, but the issue is her ward- a single dad of 12-year-old ing? — MISUNDERSTOOD IN THE robe. She’s pretty but refuses twins, and they show up to MIDWEST to wear nice clothes. Instead every BBQ without bringing DEAR MISUNDERSTOOD: Your she wears baggy, boring a dish or their own drinks, problem with your husband clothes. Our family is fashion- yet they all eat heartily. We isn’t that he’s calling other conscious, and I know my have run out of food for the women beautiful and gor- cousin has suggested to her intended participants (who geous. It’s that he ISN’T several times that she buy paid for the food) because complimenting you, and I new clothing — to no avail. He of them. What’s the best think you should point that thinks she’s self-conscious . way to handle this situation out to him. Shame on him! Her birthday is coming up, without making an enemy of and my sister and I would a neighbor? — FED UP WITH Dear Abby is written by Abi- like to take her shopping as a FREELOADING gail Van Buren, also known birthday gift to buy her some DEAR FED UP: Your neighbor as Jeanne Phillips, and was nicer clothes. My cousin may not be clear about the founded by her mother, Pau- thinks she might not appreci- rules. It shouldn’t earn you line Phillips. Contact Dear ate it, but he agrees that she an enemy for life if you point Abby at www.DearAbby. needs new clothes. — FASH- out to this single dad of twins com or P.O. Box 69440, IONISTA IN CONNECTICUT (with growing appetites) Los Angeles, CA 90069.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

questions or suggestions? 4. What do we commonly call [email protected] the “lead” in pencils? Ignite, Hermaphrodite, Graph- 1. Whose St. Louis home at ite, Midnight 2658A Belmar Blvd. is open for 5. Cirripeds are another name tours? for ...? ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF Wilson Casey Harry Chapin, Scott Joplin, Bunk beds, Bananas, Barna- Henry Mancini, Mark Twain cles, Bus boys 2. What Asian nation once had 6. On what river is the Shasta “Trivia Fun” with Wilson “Outer” attached to its name? Dam? Casey, Guinness World Siberia, Mongolia, Timbuktu, Sacramento, Nile, Thames, Ohio Record Holder from Wood- Nepal ruff, S.C., is published in more 3. Which word ends the poem ANSWERS: 1. Scott Joplin, 2. than 500 newspapers across of “Casey At the Bat”? Mongolia, 3. Out, 4. Graphite, 5. the country. Comments, Run, Bow, Out, Sit Barnacles, 6. Sacramento

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — The problems, don’t fi x the problem; 21) — You’ve been known to most valuable asset to your work fi x the person. Lend the tools and work yourself weary. Don’t let it right now is a person whose thought process that will enable happen this time because it will opinion you fear. You don’t even a person to handle this sort of take too long to bounce back. have to elicit a response to get problem autonomously the next Instead, take breaks. Have some the benefi t. Do your work while time it comes up. fun. Relax periodically, whether imagining what this person will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — No you think you need to or not. say about it. one likes to plug away at a task CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — It TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — they are no good at. A lack of does seem like the right organi- You’ll do far more to help others results is demotivating. That’s zational system, partner, guru or than you will do to help yourself. why getting a small win up front face cream is the answer, but this Use this. Who else will benefi t is so important to fueling your is just marketing doing what mar- when you get your needs met? further efforts. Try to build this keting does best. The real remedy How can you change things so concept into your plan. will be a deeper commitment. others will win along with you? LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — These AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — As GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — Two little demands someone keeps your responsibilities change, so things that separate the masters making of you — attention, will your social life in a natural from the aspirants: The masters involvement, reaction — each and gradual progression that have learned the value of time exchange seems so minor but it’s would be silly to fi ght. Over time, and of health. They can pace a distraction that disallows you all will gracefully accept that themselves and make self-care a to become deeply, profoundly needs change and so will the priority. immersed in your desired focus. ways they get met. CANCER (June 22-July 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — One There are times when trying feels There are those who treat you person’s forgetting is an opportu- as good as success; actually, that in a general sort of way, as nity for another’s remembering. is more often than not. So, go though you’re not a person but You’ll jump in and volley the on and give it your best shot — a category. Such dealings make conversation, override bad form regardless of your odds. any genuine exchange of regard with good manners, provide the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — When seem like an explosion of feeling. missing information or discreetly people come to you with SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. redirect the focus.

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Tampa, FL 33623 County, Florida, the LOT 11, BLOCK C, THIS NOTICE. AND NOTICE GUN SHOW (813) 221-4743 clerk shall sell the YOU ARE NOTIFIED SILVER SANDS UNIT TO BIDDERS Santa Rosa County (813) 221-9171 facsim- property situated in that an action for disso- ONE, A SUBDIVISION ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Auditorium: Milton, FL ile Bay County, Florida, lution of marriage has ACCORDING TO THE FILED WILL BE FOR- The Panama City Bay Saturday & Sunday eService: servealaw@ described as: been filed against you PLAT THEREOF AS EVER BARRED. County Airport and In- Sept 21 and 22 albertellilaw.com and that you are re- RECORDED IN PLAT dustrial District dba 9:00 am - 5:00 pm NORTH HALF OF LOT quired to serve a copy BOOK 11, PAGE(S) NOTWITHSTANDING Northwest Florida General Admission $6 If you are a person with 7, IN BLOCK B, AC- of your written de- 35, OF THE PUBLIC THE TIME PERIOD Beaches International 850-957-4952 or a disability who needs CORDING TO THE fenses, if any, to it on RECORDS OF BAY SET FORTH ABOVE, Airport is seeking 850-261-8407 any accommodation in PLAT OF EASTGATE CONSTANCIO ROJAS COUNTY, FLORIDA. ANY CLAIM FILED sealed proposals from Please Support Your order to participate in SUBDIVISION, PHASE HERNANDEZ, whose TWO (2) YEARS OR qualified Construction Local Small Gun this proceeding, you ONE, AS RECORDED address is 911 N. a/k/a 8123 S LAGOON MORE AFTER THE Management firms for Shows are entitled, at no cost IN PLAT BOOK 14, CHURCH AVE. PAN- DR, PANAMA CITY DECEDENT’S DATE all work and materials to you, to the provision PAGE 53, IN THE OF- AMA CITY FL 32401 on BEACH, FL OF DEATH IS necessary to complete of certain assistance. FICE OF THE CLERK or before SEPTEMBER 32408-5359 BARRED. the Terminal Expansion Please contact the ADA OF THE CIRCUIT 19, 2019, and file the Project detailed on the Coordinator by mail at COURT OF BAY original with the clerk of at public sale, to the The date of the first Contract Documents P. 0. Box 1089, Pan- COUNTY, FLORIDA. this Court at 300 E. 4th highest and best bid- Publication of this no- dated June 21, 2019. STERLING ama City, FL 32402 or Street, Panama City, FL der, for cash, online at tice is September 16, Interested Bidders may by phone at (850) a/k/a 125 KACY LN, 32401, before service www.bay.realforeclose.c 2019. obtain access to The SILVER 24534 747-5338 at least seven PANAMA CITY, FL on Petitioner or imme- om, on November 5, RFQ and Contract Doc- LOST CAT FLATWARE IN THE CIRCUIT (7) days before your 32404-7665 diately thereafter. If 2019 beginning at Attorney for Personal uments by emailing Complete Dinner COURT OF THE FOUR- scheduled court ap- you fail to do so, a de- 11:00 AM. Representative David Scruggs, ZHA at size 8 place setting. TEENTH JUDICIAL pearance, or immedi- at public sale, to the fault may be entered /s/ Alvin L. Peters David.Scruggs@zhaintl 6 serving pcs. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ately upon receiving highest and best bid- against you for the re- Any person claiming an ALVIN L. PETERS .com. Reed & Barton. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- this notification if the der, for cash, online at lief demanded in the interest in the surplus Florida Bar No. FRANCIS 1. Will IDA CIVIL ACTION time before the sched- www.bay.realforeclose.c petition. from the sale, if any, 0473030 25 East 8th The work consists of in- trade for 3oz. of CASE NO.: uled appearance is less om, on December 6, other than the property Street stalling a new 7,000 SF $2000 REWARD! gold. 03-2019-CA-000791 than seven (7)days. If 2019 beginning at The action is asking the owner as of the date of Panama City, Florida modular terminal build- 8 yr. old Seal Point DIVISION you are hearing im- 11:00 AM. court to decide how the the lis pendens must 32401 ing, constructing all of Siamese mix, long 850-871-0351 paired, please call 711. following, real or per- file a claim before the Phone (850) 769-7825 the interior walls and hair, dark tipped U.S. BANK NATIONAL Pub: Sept. 9, 16, 2019 Any person claiming an sonal property should clerk reports the sur- finishes, including re- ears & tail, light blue ASSOCIATION, AS interest in the surplus be divided; NONE plus as unclaimed. Personal Representa- strooms, concession eyes. neutered. 1506 24542 These tiny ads TRUSTEE FOR GSAA from the sale, if any, tive: space and passenger Springs Gate Dr. LEGAL NOTICE: HOME EQUITY TRUST other than the property Copies of all court Dated this 4th day of Michael A. Roulhac seating for approxi- Panama City, Florida hire, rent 2006-12, owner as of the date of documents in this September, 2019. 6511 Andora Drive mately 300 passen- [email protected] sell, ASSET-BACKED CER- Dr. Deborah Edge- the us pendens must case, including Charlotte, North Caro- gers; constructing a 850-348-0997 and inform for TIFICATES, SERIES worth, an Obstetrician- file a claim before the orders, are available Bill Kinsaul lina 28227 connector ramp be- 850-624-0197 2006-12, Gynecologist and, has clerk reports the sur- at the Clerk of the Cir- Clerk of the Circuit Pub: Sept. 16, 23, 2019 tween the existing ter- thousands of Plaintiff, left Coastal OBGYN ef- plus as unclaimed. cuit Court’s office. Court minal building and the 25105 fective September 30, You may review these new modular terminal NOTICE OF PUBLIC families each vs. 2019. Unless otherwise Dated this 6 day of documents upon re- By: Jennifer Estrada building; extending SALE requested, all patient September, 2019. quest. Deputy Clerk : electrical services week. Let a little TERRIKA BROWN medical records will re- (including fire alarm) to A/K/A TERRIKA F. main at Sacred Heart Bill Kinsaul You must keep the If you are a person WHITESLLC DBAGULF new modular terminal classified ad do a BROWN A/K/A Medical Group Bay lo- Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit with a disability who COUNTY WRECKER building; and installing TERRIKA FLOWERS cated at 4121 W Hwy Court Court’s office notified needs any accommo- SERV gives Notice of one new passenger A/K/A TERRIKA ALECIE 98. Patients wishing to of your current ad- dation in order to par- Foreclosure of Lien and boarding bridge, con- big job for you. BARTE VIA FLOWERS transfer their records to By: Jennifer Estrada dress. (You may file ticipate in this pro- intent to sell these vehi- crete pedestal and 09/30/2019 A/K/A TERRJKA another physician Deputy Clerk Notice of Current Ad- ceeding, you are enti- cles on , ramp from modular The News ALECIE FLOWERS, et should call the office at dress, Florida Su- tled, at no cost to you, 08:00 am at 6120 hwy building to pedestal. al, (850) 914-7060. If you are a person preme Court Ap- to the provision of 22 panama city, FL Modifications will be Herald Defendant(s). Pub: September 9, 16, with a disability who proved Family Law certain assistance. 32404, pursuant to sub- made to the existing 23, 30, 2019 needs any accommo- Form 12.915.) Future Please contact the section 713.78 of the hold room space as Classfieds Florida Statutes. NOTICE OF SALE 24544 dation in order to par- papers in this lawsuit ADA Coordinator by well as to the ramp that WHITESLLC DBAGULF PURSUANT TO LEGAL NOTICE: ticipate in this pro- will be mailed to the mail at P. 0. Box 1089, connects the existing 352-807-5898 CHAPTER 45 ceeding, you are enti- address on record at Panama City, FL COUNTY WRECKER terminal to the Gate 6 SERV reserves the right Dr. Gregory Morrow, an tled, at no cost to you, the clerk’s office. 32402 or by phone at passenger boarding 352-807-2657 NOTICE IS HEREBY to the provision of (850) 747-5338 at to accept or reject any bridge. Obstetrician-Gynecologist and/or all bids. GIVEN Pursuant to a and, has left Coastal certain assistance. WARNING: least seven (7) days Final Judgment of Please contact the Rule 12.285, Florida before your sched- A non-mandatory OBGYN effective Sep- 1G4HP54KXY4237926 Foreclosure dated Sep- tember 30, 2019. Un- ADA Coordinator by Family Law Rules of uled court appear- Pre-Submittal meeting tember 3, 2019, and mail at P. 0. Box 1089, Procedure, requires ance, or immediately 2000 BUICK will be held Tuesday less otherwise re- 1GNDV03E15D129172 entered in Case No. quested, all patient Panama City, FL certain automatic dis- upon receiving this September 19, 2019 at 03-2019-CA-000791 of 32402 or by phone at closure of documents notification if the time 2005 CHEVROLET 2:00 pm (CST) at the medical records will re- 1GBFG15R0Y1167228 the Circuit Court of the main at Sacred Heart (850) 747-5338 at and information. Fail- before the scheduled north conference room, PLAYBOY Fourteenth Judicial Cir- least seven (7) days ure to comply can re- appearance is less 2000 CHEVROLET 1st floor of Terminal, Medical Group Bay lo- 1G1ZS518X6F163918 Collection cuit in and for Bay cated at 4121 W Hwy before your sched- sult in sanctions, in- than seven (7) days. If Northwest Florida best offer County, Florida in uled court appear- cluding dismissal or you are hearing im- 2006 CHEVROLET Beaches International 98. Patients wishing to 3GNEK18R2XG231813 which U.S. Bank Na- transfer their records to ance, or immediately striking of pleadings. paired, please call Airport Terminal, 6300 850-358-7915 tional Association, As upon receiving this 711 or email 1999 CHEVROLET West Bay Parkway. Call another physician 1GBHC24U66E258848 Trustee For Gsaa should call the office at notification if the time Dated: August 21, 2019 [email protected] in number for this non- STORAGE Home Equity Trust before the scheduled courts.org. 2006 CHEVROLET mandatory meeting is (850) 914-7060. 1B7GG23X0RS718020 UNIT 2006-12, Asset-backed Pub: September 9, 16, appearance is less Bill Kinsaul Pub:Sept. 9, 16, 2019 (712)-432-0900 (access Certificates, Series than seven (7) days. If Clerk of Circuit Court 1994 DODGE code 225872). Sealed CONTENTS 23, 30, 2019 25089 2006-12, is the Plaintiff you are hearing im- 1B7HF16Z7TS506057 proposals must be sub- 400 DVD’s, air com- and Terrika Brown 24546 paired, please call Joe Heir IN THE CIRCUIT, 1996 Dodge mitted to the office pressor, 2 man boat. a/k/a Terrika F. Brown LEGAL NOTICE: 711 or email Deputy Clerk FOURTEENTH JUDI- 1B3BD4FB4BN608513 above no later than TOO MUCH TO LIST! a/k/a Terrika Flowers [email protected] Pub: August 26, Sep- CIAL DISTRICTOF THE 2011 DODGE Tuesday October 15, Will sell as a bundle to a/k/a Terrika Alecie Dr. Rickey Leff, an courts.org. tember 2, 9, 16, 2019 STATE OF FLORIDA, 2B3HD46R02H235633 2019 at 2:00 pm (CST). one person. Bartevia Flowers a/k/a Obstetrician-Gynecologist Pub: Sept. 16, 23, 2019 IN AND FOR BAY 2002 DODGE Proposals shall be for- 850-418-2442 25047 Terrika Alecie Flowers; and, has left Coastal COUNTY 2B4GP25G5YR790535 matted as dictated in AFTER 3:00 pm. 24640 PROBATE DIVISION LARGE CURIO Derrick Brown; The OBGYN effective Sep- IN THE CIRCUIT 2000 DODGE the RFQ. NOTICE UNDER CASE NO.: 18-876-CP Bank of New York Mel- tember 30, 2019. Un- COURT OF THE FOUR- 1FMDU32X6RUE70634 Pub: September 15, CABINET FICTITIOUS NAME lon F/K/A The Bank of less otherwise re- TEENTH JUDICIAL 1994 FORD 16, 17, 2019 like new, walnut. Call New York as Successor quested, all patient LAW PURSUANT TO CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN RE: ESTATE OF 3FA6P0HDXER183823 for details: Indenture Trustee to medical records will re- SECTION 865.09, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Cynthia Roulhac Wil- 2014 FORD 850-763-8925 JPMorgan Chase Bank, main at Sacred Heart FLORIDA STATUTES IDA liams f/k/a Cynthia 1HFSC49G66A402198 Insurance National Association for Medical Group Bay lo- CASE NO. Bland, 2006 HONDA or NOTICE IS HEREBY 03-2019-CA-001429 1J4BA3H17AL217110 Collections CWHEQ Revolving cated at 4121 W Hwy Lung Cancer? Asbes- GIVEN that the under- Deceased. 2010 JEEP 850 532-1204 Home Equity Loan 98. Patients wishing to tos exposure may be in AR signed, desiring to en- REGIONS BANK D/B/A 1YVHP82A195M03689 Trust, Series 2006-F transfer their records to the cause. $30 billion 2 years experience gage in business under REGIONS MORTGAGE NOTICE TO 2009 MAZDA are defendants, the another physician set aside for asbestos Turn to classified’s minimal in medical the fictitious name of: CREDITORS 2MEBM74F9HX736015 Bay County Clerk of should call the office at victims. billing required. Plaintiff, 1987 MERCURY Merchandise the Circuit Court will (850) 914-7060. Call 1-619-485-4372 or Mon-Fri 8-5 Great La Marre Lawns The administration of 1N4AL11D32C125861 sell to the highest and Pub: September 9, 16, email Columns - Our benefits package! V. the estate of Cynthia 2002 NISSAN best bidder for cash 23, 30, 2019 cancerFL@breakingin- Send resume to located at 9116 N. Hol- Roulhac Williams f/k/a JN8AZ08T14W212518 prices are on in/on24604 jurynews.com dawn@pcsurgery www.bay.realforeclose.c land Rd., in the County THE UNKNOWN Cynthia Bland, de- 2004 NISSAN target for you! .org IN THE CIRCUIT of Bay, in the City of HEIRS, GRANTEES, ceased, whose date of 1G3NG52M2W6322532 om, Bay County, Flor- COURT OF THE FOUR- ida at 11:00AM CST, Panama City, Florida, DEVISEES, LIENORS, death was April 28, 1998 OLDSMOBILE TEENTH JUDICIAL 32409 intends to regis- TRUSTEES, AND 2018, File Number 4T1BE32K45U602826 Let a little classi- 12:00PM EST on the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 18th day of October, ter the said name with CREDITORS OF KATH- 18-876-CP, is pending 2005 TOYOTA fied ad do a big BAY COUNTY, FLOR- the Division of Corpora- RYN L. MASTERSON in the Circuit Court, for NOVIN0201089045 2019, the following de- IDA scribed property as set tions of the Florida De- A/KJA KATHRYN LOU- Bay County, Florida, 2015 UTILITY job for you. CASE NO. partment of State, Tal- ISE MASTERS ON Probate Division, the 3VWDC21V42M809027 The Panama City News Herald is in need of a forth in said Final Judg- 19001025CA ment of Foreclosure: lahassee, Florida. F/K/A KATHRYN L. address of which is 300 2002 VOLKSWAGEN The News WISHUM, DECEASED; East 4th Street, Pan- 3VWRL7AJ5AM171515 MIDFIRST BANK Dated at Panama City, CHRISTOPHER GENE ama City, FL 32401. 2010 VOLKSWAGEN Herald Single Copy/ LOT 24, BLOCK A, Plaintiff, FOREST SHORES, Florida, this 12th day of WISHUM A/K/A C. The name and address JYA3HHE00TA092895 Classfieds Home Delivery Carrier September, 2019. GENE WISHUM, AS of the Personal Repre- 1996 YAMAHA ACCORDING TO MAP V. OR PLAT THEREOF PERSONAL REPRE- sentative and the Per- Pub: Sept. 16, 2019 352-807-5898 For the Panama City Beach West End and David La Marre SENTATIVE OF THE sonal Representative’s Panama City Beach area. This person will de- AS RECORDED IN THE UNKNOWN 25107 Pub: Sept. 16, 2019 ESTATE OF KATHRYN attorney are set forth 352-807-2657 liver papers to our coin operated racks as well PLAT BOOK 12, PAGE HEIRS, GRANTEES, ADVERTISEMENT L. MASTERSON A/KJA below. as our inside store locations. Must have a de- 21 OF THE PUBLIC DEVISEES, LIENORS, 24937 KATHRYN LOUISE pendable vehicle, and be able to work early RECORDS OF BAY TRUSTEES, AND IN THE CIRCUIT MASTERSON F/K/A All creditors of the de- hours 7 days a week. This is a good opportu- COUNTY, FLORIDA. CREDITORS OF MASIE COURT OF THE FOUR- KATHRYN L. WISHUM; cedent and other per- nity for someone wanting to earn extra cash. Z. GOYENSPROCTOR TEENTH JUDICIAL CHRISTOPHER GENE sons having claims or A/K/A 1215 TAMMY A/K/A MASIE ZALITA CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR YARD SALE WISHUM AJKJA C. demands against Come by 501 W. 11th St. in Panama City LN, PANAMA CITY, FL GOYENSPROCTOR, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 32404 GENE WISHUM; DAN- decedent’s estate on & complete an application or DECEASED; LAW- IDA IEL VAN JACOB WIS whom a copy of this Case No.: 18-1713-DR Email: [email protected] RENCE PAUL GOYENS HUM A/KJA DANIEL V. notice has been served Ad Entry Any person claiming an Division: A/K/A LAWRENCE P. WISHUM A/K/A DANIEL must file their claims interest in the surplus GOYENS; UNKNOWN from the sale, if any, WISHUM; UNKNOWN with this Court WITHIN TENANT I; UNKNOWN CONSTANCIO ROJAS TENANT 1; UNKNOWN THE LATER OF DEADLINES other than the property TENANT 2; BAY HERNANDEZ owner as of the date of TENANT 2; SLM PRI- THREE MONTHS AF- COUNTY, A POLITICAL Petitioner VATE EDUCATION TER THE DATE OF the Lis Pendens must SUBDIVISION OF THE file a claim before the LOAN TRUST 2013-B THE FIRST PUBLICA- STATE OF FLORIDA; and TION OF THIS NO- Copy & Payment due ARE YOU HIRING? Clerk reports the sur- MORTGAGE ELEC- plus as unclaimed. Defendants. TICE OR THIRTY NEED TO PLACE AN AD? TRONIC REGISTRA- JULIE ALVAREZ DAYS AFTER THE Dated in Bay County, TION SYSTEMS, INC.; Respondent. Florida this 3rd day of NOTICE OF SALE TIME OF SERVICE OF TYNDALL FEDERAL Notice is hereby given A COPY OF THIS NO- Thursday by 3:00 September, 2019. AMENDED NOTICE WE ARE YOUR ONE STOP CREDIT UNION that, pursuant to the Fi- TICE ON THEM. OF ACTION FOR Defendants. nal Judgment of Fore- for publication in SHOP FOR ALL YOUR Bill Kinsaul, Clerk of the DISSOLUTION OF closure entered on All other creditors of Circuit Court Bay MARRIAGE RECRUITMENT NEEDS! NOTICE OF SALE September 03, 2019, in the decedent and per- Friday’s paper County, Florida (NO CHILD OR this cause, in the Cir- sons having claims or FINANCIAL Notice is hereby given cuit Court of Bay demands against the EMAIL OR CALL By: Jennifer Estrada that, pursuant to the Fi- SUPPORT) Deputy Clerk County, Florida, the decedent’s estate must LEANN TOLLESON nal Judgment of Fore- clerk shall sell the file their claims with this Thursday by 5:00 closure entered on TO: Julie Alvarez RECRUITMENT SPECIALIST Albertelli Law property situated in Court WITHIN THREE September 06, 2019, in Last Known Address: Bay County, Florida, MONTHS AFTER THE for publication in Attorney for Plaintiff this cause, in the Cir- 113 Circle Drive [email protected] P.O. Box 23028 described as: DATE OF THE FIRST cuit Court of Bay Jacksonville, FL 32413 PUBLICATION OF Saturday’s paper 850-315-4315

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