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Herald-CitizenTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 116TH YEAR | NO. 265 50 CENTS Off icial grand opening held at Shoppes

BY BEN WHEELER retail and dining options, sure to bring in further cus- HERALD-CITIZEN this development has already tomers. Torrid and Carter’s solidifi ed itself as a favored are still yet to open their The Shoppes at Eagle Point destination in the market.” doors, with the former open- has been busy for some time The shopping center was ing Saturday, Nov. 10. now, but the shopping center fi rst discussed about fi ve New restaurant options offi cially held its grand open- years ago, with the major including Panera, Panda ing Wednesday. shopping complex break- Express, Chipotle and 5 Guys “We are thrilled to come to- ing ground last November. Burgers & Fries are opening gether with our partners and Despite Wednesday’s grand in November. members of the Cookeville opening, Publix was the fi rst As previously reported, the community this morning to store to open in August. 228,000 square-foot complex celebrate the offi cial open- Since then, crowds have yet is expected to bring in $2.4 ing of The Shoppes at Eagle to slow down, as stores such million in annual sales tax Point,” said David Neuhoff , as Ulta Beauty, Academy revenue and provides roughly JACK MCNEELY | HERALD-CITIZEN Vice President - Develop- Sports & Outdoors and Ross 600 or more jobs. With spaces David Neuhoff , vice president of development for CBL, ment, CBL Properties. “With Dress for Less have opened. still available in the shopping speaking at the Shoppes at Eagle Point grand opening its convenient location off There are still plenty of center, these numbers could Wednesday. of I-40 and strong line-up of stores yet to open, which is grow. Art Prowl begins Friday Williams vying for Majority Leader BY KATE COOK HERALD-CITIZEN

Tennessee’s next Majority Leader may come from Put- nam County. Rep. Ryan Williams has served as Re- publican Caucus Chairman for the past two years. Now, he’s lobbying GOP House members to support his bid to become Williams Majority Lead- er. Williams sent a letter to each of the 73 GOP House members announcing his A couple of people watch an artist conduct a fiber demonstration at a past Art Prowl in Cookeville. Art Round candidacy. Two years ago, Tennessee will present this year’s event from noon to 8 p.m., Friday; and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday. The Williams promised to raise mostly walkable tour spans from the WestSide (Depot area) to the Cookeville Square, a few artists’ studios and money and work to increase TTU College of Fine Arts. This free event features ceramics, fiber art, metals, jewelry, painting, photography, the GOP’s supermajority, ac- sculpture, wood, mixed media, and more, and has two designated areas for kid’s art activities. cording to the letter. Williams said the caucus has never “been more fi nan- cially capable” to meet the members’ needs and challeng- Changes for lights, railroad crossings, coming to Monterey es and the caucus is larger and stronger than ever before. BY JIM HERRIN The estimated cost of the work is “I have proven that I am HERALD-CITIZEN in the neighborhood of $700,000, and willing to do whatever is Wiggins said that is money that Mon- necessary to unite our caucus, Changes are in the works for some terey does not have. including investing in our re- of the traffi c lights and railroad cross- “I’m reporting back to them that branding eff orts, updating our ings in Monterey, but those modifi ca- our board took no action on it because social media platforms and tions won’t be happening for a couple we’re unable to,” he said. “We want it, our website,” Williams said in of years. but we’re not in any position (to fund the letter. “As your Majority “TDOT has been here to do an it.) We’ll just have to be patient.” Leader, I will continue to focus audit with our signaling and railroad New markings for the railroad on bringing our members to- crossings,” Monterey Mayor Bill Wig- crossings, which don’t require elec- gether to achieve similar suc- gins said. “Their recommendation is JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN tronic upgrades, are expected to be cessful outcomes on important going to be to replace the whole traffi c Improvements to the railroad completed sooner than 2020, he said. state issues, and also provide arrangement (including) the signals crossing on Holly Street in The mayor also reported to more guidance and support for at the intersection of Holly (Street) Monterey are in the planning the board this week that another the policies that are priorities and Commercial (Avenue) and Chest- stages. long-pending project is progressing. to you and your constituents.” nut (Street) and Commercial with new “The other simmering thing (is) House Republican Caucus LED technology.” provements to the nearby railroad about replacing all the street lights Press Secretary Doug Kufner He said new lighting will be just crossing over Holly Street. with LED,” he said. “At long last, we’ll said all 73 GOP House mem- one part of the traffi c signal up- “The railroad crossing at Holly have a meeting with VEC (Volunteer bers will meet in Nashville grades. Street eventually will have gates and Electric), the accountants and the Nov. 20 to vote on their leader- “(They recommend) replacing the fl ashers, and the signaling mech- brass from Decatur, in two weeks so ship. That includes members whole system — the cantilevers, con- anism (for the traffi c light) will be we can hammer this out and come who were just elected Tuesday. trol boxes, and there will be no more coordinated with that,” he said. back with a proposal.” Glen Casada, a Republican loops which control the signals now. But Wiggins said TDOT has advised He also encouraged board members representing part of William- Once it’s installed, it will feature the him that the work will not be happen- to attend a training session being son County, has served as the new, visual trigger mechanisms,” he ing “until 2020 at the earliest.” off ered this month by the Municipal Majority Leader since Janu- said. “The suggestion was, and I kind of Technical Advisory Service. ary 2017. On election night, The mayor said TDOT is recom- snickered at it, is if Monterey wanted The Elected Offi cials Academy will Williams said he believed mending the upgrade to coordinate to go ahead and bid out that work, it be held Nov. 16-17, starting at Algood Casada would be vying for the the traffi c light with proposed im- could be realized sooner,” he said. City Hall. role of Speaker of the House. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A7 HOW TO REACH US Herald-Citizen DEAR ABBY A10 COMICS A11 OPINION A4 Mary Mullins, Livingston Call us: 931-526-9715 CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD A11 SPORTS B1 Frances Smith, Scenic, Ariz. 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It was exhilarat- 9, ASB: 2 Deputy Margaret picked them back up. ing,” Motevalli recalled. Est. jackpot: $10.88 Motevalli has been “Neither one of us So far one of her million in law enforcement got special treatment,” favorite things about Powerball for four years, and Motevalli said. “If we being on the motor 26-28-34-42-50, Power- ball: 25, Power Play: 2 has served in Putnam dropped the bike, we squad is interacting Est. jackpot: $71 million County for the past year picked it back up. No- with children. Tennessee Cash and a half. She said her body was going to help “We were at the Sam’s 01-08-24-30-33, Bonus: 1 experience with the mo- us.” Club Halloween event Est. jackpot: $220,000 tor school was diffi cult, “The fi rst week was a week or two ago. 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Jack McNeely Editor & Publisher WEATHER Lindsay McReynolds Tonight Friday Night Saturday Night Readings Managing Editor Showers, mainly after 2 a.m. Low Patchy frost after midnight. Oth- Widespread frost after midnight. Oth- Wednesday’s high in Cookeville was 57, low 41, with 0.02” around 46. erwise, mostly cloudy, with a low erwise, clear, with a low around 23. rain. Wednesday’s high in Monterey was 57, low 41, with around 26. Roger Wells 0.02” rain. Advertising Director Friday Sunday Almanac Showers, mainly before 11. High near Saturday Sunny, with a high near 52. Thursday is the 312th day of the year, with 53 remaining. 49. Sunny, with a high near 42. Keith McCormick The sun sets at 4:39 p.m. and will rise at 6:13 a.m. Friday. Circulation Manager The moon is waxing crescent with 1% of the visible disc illuminated. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com Health insurers riding postelection wave

(AP) — Health insur- Plans Inc. and Humana Industry analysts ers are extending their Inc., up between 7 per- believe congressional postelection streak cent and 9 percent this gridlock reduces the before the opening week, all edged higher risk of major changes bell thanks to several in premarket trading, for the companies to ballot initiatives and defying the broader deal with. the increased chance markets which are Voters in Idaho, Ne- that a divided Congress retreating Thursday. braska and Utah passed that may not repeal the The hospital chain HCA ballot measures to ex- Aff ordable Care Act. Healthcare Inc., up 5 pand the federally and AP Shares of Centene percent for the week, is state funded Medicaid Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, left, and Randal Quarles, vice Corp., WellCare Health rising again. program. chair for supervision, gather their things at the end of a Federal Reserve Board meeting in Washington. Fed is set to keep rates on hold before a hike later in year

WASHINGTON (AP) collectively projected As it happens, this — The Federal Reserve that they would end up week’s meeting will be appears on track to raising their key short- the last that will not in- raise interest rates once term rate four times this clude a news conference more this year but will year and three times in by the Fed chairman. likely hold off on any 2019. Beginning in 2019, action when its latest The Fed’s bench- Chairman Jerome policy meeting ends mark rate aff ects many Powell has said he will Thursday. consumer and business hold a news conference Still, investors will be loans, and when it after each of the Fed’s parsing the statement raises it, borrowing can eight meetings each the Fed will issue after become more expensive year, rather than only at its meeting for any sign for many. every other meeting. that it might be rethink- In recent weeks, In its statement, the ing its probable pace of fi nancial markets have Fed is all but sure to an- credit tightening in the been gripped by worry nounce that it will keep coming months. So far and volatility, and some its key rate unchanged this year, the central analysts think that in in a range of 2 percent bank has raised rates its statement Thursday to 2.25 percent, the level three times. the Fed may take note of it reached in September At their most recent that anxiety as a poten- when the Fed raised it meeting in late Sep- tial risk to economic for the third time this tember, Fed offi cials growth. year. A4 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 Opinionherald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor You can’t choose your relatives eorge Mitchell, a former federal judge and Sen- ate majority leader, was the chief negotiator of the Good Friday Agreement, which brought to a peaceable end 30 years of civil war in North- Gern Ireland. He was a kid from Waterville, Maine, whose father was the orphaned son of Irish immigrants and whose mother, who had come to the United States from Leb- anon at the age of 18, could neither read nor write English. Long before Mitchell would become a statesman, he grew up as the kid brother of Johnny Mitchell, who became a state legend by leading MARK his undefeated Waterville High bas- SHIELDS ketball team to win the New England championship in Boston Garden. George Mitchell recalls growing up and invari- ably being described, because of his own limited Remember Jamal Kashoggi and his fate athletic talents, around Waterville as “Johnny Mitchell’s kid brother, the one who isn’t any good.” he midterm elections are fi - and, as the presi- fi gure out what happened—al- When he won his fi rst election to the Senate decades nally over, and we got what dent keeps saying, though, according to a Turkish later, there was a big victory party. On the front we got — Donald Trump is the consequences of offi cial, two members of the page the next day was a picture of the celebration still president. bad blood between delegation (a chemist and a featuring his brother Johnny hanging on his shoul- TSorry, but someone had to say our two countries toxicologist) were there only to der. The kid brother still remembers the caption it. would be costly, clean up evidence. under the photo: “Senator George Mitchell celebrat- Now back to the cold realities both monetarily Turkey, meanwhile, has all ing his landslide victory and being cheered on by an of everyday life in the White KATHLEEN and perhaps geopo- but accused the crown prince of unidentifi ed supporter.” House of Weird, beginning PARKER litically (to Iran’s issuing the order for Khashog- In politics and in life, we can choose our friends and ending with: Who ordered benefi t). gi’s murder, while knowledge- but not our relatives. The truth of that rule was the brutal murder of Jamal There’s surely su nothing ne- able people in the fi eld say it is underlined by the coverage of the prison murder of Khashoggi, and what conse- farious about any of the above nearly impossible anyone else James “Whitey” Bulger, the Boston organized crime quences will there be? unless you don’t like supporting could or would. boss and FBI informant who was charged with 19 You remember Khashoggi the continuing Saudi bombing Thus, we’re left to speculate murders. Always mentioned in the next sentence — the self-exiled Saudi report- of Yemen or the fl ow of Saudi about a whodunit of the bloodi- was the fact that Whitey had a younger brother, Bil- er/U.S. resident and contrib- money to Islamic extremists. est sort. Depending on what the ly, who grew up to become the husband of Mary and uting columnist to The Wash- But Saudi Arabia is the center of Saudis conclude, the U.S. may father of nine, as well as the longest-serving Massa- ington Post who, upon entering the Muslim world, and this fact (or may not) impose sanctions chusetts Senate president in state history and then the Saudi consulate in Istanbul is not to be trivialized. on “the individuals ... engaged the president of the University of Massachusetts. looking to secure a marriage Crown Prince Mohammed in that murder,” according Bill Weld, having previously served as U.S. document, vanished. His horrif- bin Salman, or MBS, mean- to Secretary of State Mike attorney in Boston and then head of the Justice ic fate allegedly involved being while-friend of Trump’s son-in- Pompeo. Department’s criminal division, was the Republican tortured, murdered, dismem- law Jared Kushner, had been That’ll show ‘em. governor of Massachusetts when Billy Bulger was bered and removed piecemeal generally viewed as the great, Meanwhile, Trump has the state’s most powerful Democrat. Weld publicly by a squad of hitmen who were new progressive hope of the imposed sanctions on other saluted Bulger as “the champion of the workingman waiting for him with a bone saw. desert kingdom. He wanted to countries buying oil from Iran, and the guardian of the widowed, the trustee and Day after day, Trump did put women in the driver’s seat, with the apparent expectation protector of Massachusetts General (Hospital) and what Trump does—said prepos- literally, and move away from that Saudi Arabia will fi ll the the patron of the public library, the man who would terous things so the media the strict enforcement of some void with its oil and prevent open the beaches of this beautiful state for all to would break out in hives and Islamic dictates, such as stoning markets from misfi ring. Arms enjoy ... the public servant who wants nothing more move away from unpleasant- for certain off enses. will continue to be bought and or other than to succor men and women as they toil ness, such as whether the U.S. While stoning may be on the sold on some basis, and Yemenis on the graveyard shift to give their little children a would hold the Saudis account- decline, murdering critical jour- will continue to die. humble home and a solid schooling.” able for Khashoggi’s murder. nalists and others who cross Life, in other words, will go At the St. Patrick’s Day breakfast he hosted, Bulg- Obviously, such global intrigues the royal family seems to be an along as before. But Americans er’s lightning wit was on view. When Boston Brah- involving murder, money, acceptable practice. should never forget Khashoggi, min Elliot Richardson, a hero for having resigned oil, arms and conspiracy are So, what has happened in nor our president’s apparent as Richard Nixon’s attorney general rather than complex, and this one is multi- response to the killing of Jamal willingness to look the other carry out Nixon’s order to fi re the special pros- pronged enough to ignite wars Khashoggi? Really, not much. way. ecutor investigating the Watergate scandal, was and destabilize global markets. Saudi Arabia has detained 18 running for Massachusetts governor, Bulger salut- The Trump administration people implicated in Khashog- KATHLEEN PARKER is a syndicated ed him by predicting The Boston Globe’s editorial early on apparently decided to gi’s murder and sent a team of columnist. Her email address is endorsement: “Vote Elliot: He’s Better Than You.” make nice with Saudi Arabia investigators to help Turkey [email protected]. When Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, a man not indiff erent to his appearance, was tardy showing up, Bulger explained the delay by saying, “Here is Sen. Kerry, who was unavoidably detained by getting caught in front of a mirror.” Midterms: You can’t always get what you want To the Republican governor who could trace his family lines all the way back to the Mayfl ower, Billy ou can’t always get what another, each more Most of all, they wanted to Bulger, a proud Irish-American, cracked, “Thank you want. odious than the retake the House of Representa- you for letting us use your country.” Please remem- So said the philosopher last. tives. They got that, too. ber that we don’t get to choose our relatives. Billy Mick Jagger. He said it in Then, consider Which means that, for the Bulger is and was a lot more than Whitey’s kid 1969,Y so obviously, he didn’t in- that Republican fi rst time in his misbegot- brother. tend it as a comment on the 2018 voters were OK ten presidency—likely the midterms. But progressives with all of it. As fi rst time in his misbegotten MARK SHIELDS is a syndicated columnist. might be forgiven for thinking a synagogue in life—Donald Trump now faces otherwise. LEONARD Pittsburgh was accountability. No more lying After all, they wanted An- PITTS mourning victims and lawbreaking while a bunch drew Gillum to become Flor- of an anti-Semitic of invertebrates calling them- ida’s fi rst African-American massacre, as a town near Louis- selves a Congress look the other MODERATELY CONFUSED governor. They didn’t get it. ville was laying to rest victims way. “Process server” is about They wanted Stacey Abrams of a racist shooting, GOP voters to be a growth industry in of Georgia to become the gave thumbs-up to bare-knuck- Washington. nation’s fi rst female Afri- le bigotry and naked intoler- So any progressives dispir- can-American governor. They ance straight out of the 1940s. ited by Jagger’s wisdom might didn’t get it, pending a possible Of all the things progressives do well to recall the rest of this runoff . wanted but did not get Tuesday, lyric: “You can’t always get They wanted the inspiring a clear rejection of that hatred what you want,” he sang, “but Beto O’Rourke to unseat the may be the most troubling. if you try sometimes, you just depressing Ted Cruz as senator But in mourning overmuch might fi nd you get what you from Texas. They didn’t get it. the things they did not get, need.” And while progressives Most of all, progressives progressives would risk failing didn’t get all they wanted, they wanted a clear rebuke of the to appreciate all the things they got enough to help ensure so- moral abomination that is Don- did. And that would be a mis- called conservatives and their ald Trump. They didn’t get that, take. so-called president cannot just either. Instead, the midterms They wanted Alexandria walk all over us on the way to went a long way toward proving Ocasio-Cortez to become the doing whatever godawful thing that Trump’s rise to power and youngest woman ever elected to they want to do. the intolerance that fueled it Congress. They got it. Yes, a better country were no aberration. They wanted to restore voting would’ve reduced Trumpism Consider that before the elec- rights to more than a million to rubble. Unfortunately, here tion, Trump declared himself former felons in Florida. They in this country, you and I must a “nationalist” and issued an got it. still deal with the forces of igno- anti-immigrant commercial so They wanted to win guberna- rance and intolerance Trump racist it was even pulled by Fox torial races. They got it. has unleashed. But here’s the “News.” And that Rep. Steve They wanted to pass an initia- thing: King of Iowa criticized diversity tive making it easier to vote in Now they have to deal with during an interview with an Michigan. They got it. us, too. Austrian political party with They wanted to make the po- actual ties to actual Nazis. And litical landscape more colorful, LEONARD PITTS is a syndicated that the GOP trotted out one more female, more Muslim, columnist. His email address is voter suppression scheme after more LGBTQ. They got it. [email protected]. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 13 dead in shooting at California bar

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. escape, authorities said. the parking lot of the Border- at random at the people inside, Borderline Bar & Grill in Thou- (AP) — Thirteen people are The dead included 11 people line Bar & Grill. “There’s blood they said. sand Oaks at about 11:20 p.m., dead after a gunman opened inside the bar, the gunman and everywhere.” Many more people had more the sheriff said. They heard fi re on a crowd at a country a sheriff ’s sergeant who was The gunman was tall and minor injuries, including some gunfi re and went inside. dance bar holding a weekly the fi rst offi cer inside the door, wearing all black with a hood that came from the attempt to Helus was immediately hit “college night” Wednesday in Ventura County Sheriff Geoff over his head and his face part- fl ee, Dean said. with multiple gunshots, Dean Southern California, sending Dean said. ly covered, witnesses told TV Sheriff ’s Sgt. Ron Helus and said. The highway patrolman hundreds fl eeing in terror “It’s a horrifi c scene in stations at the scene. He fi rst a passing highway patrolman cleared the perimeter and including some who used there,” Dean said at a news fi red on a person working the were responding to several 911 pulled Helus out, and waited as barstools to break windows and conference early Thursday in door then appeared to open fi re calls when they arrived at the a SWAT team arrived. Sessions out, fate of Russia probe in question WASHINGTON (AP) er Trump’s hectoring of had sex with Trump. — Attorney General Jeff Sessions was part of a Trump had repeatedly Sessions was pushed broader eff ort to obstruct been talked out of fi ring out after enduring more the probe. Sessions until after the than a year of blistering The investigation midterms, but he told and personal attacks has so far produced 32 confi dants in recent from President Donald criminal charges and weeks that he wanted Trump, who guilty pleas from four Sessions out as soon as inserted in former Trump aides. But possible after the elec- his place the work is not done and tions, according to a a Republi- critical decisions await Republican close to the can Party that could shape the White House who was loyalist with remainder of Trump’s not authorized to publicly authority presidency. discuss private conversa- to oversee Mueller’s grand jury, tions. WhitakerWhi k the remain- for instance, has heard The president defl ected der of the testimony for months questions about Sessions’ special counsel’s Russia about Trump confi dant expected departure at investigation. Roger Stone and what ad- a White House news The move Wednesday vance knowledge he may conference Wednesday. has potentially ominous have had about Russian He did not mention that implications for special hacking of Democratic White House chief of staff counsel Robert Mueller’s emails. Mueller’s team John Kelly had called probe given that the new AP has also been pressing Sessions beforehand to acting attorney gener- Jeff Sessions speaks in Portland, Maine. for an interview with ask for his resignation. al, Matthew Whitaker, Trump. The undated letter was until now Sessions’ chief That duty has belonged campaign backer of culmination of a toxic And the department is then sent to the White of staff , has questioned to Deputy Attorney Trump, his departure relationship that frayed expected at some point House. the inquiry’s scope and General Rod Rosenstein, letter lacked eff usive just weeks into Sessions’ to receive a confi dential The Justice Depart- spoke publicly before who appointed Mueller praise for the president tenure, when he stepped report of Mueller’s fi nd- ment did not directly an- joining the Justice De- and closely monitors his and made clear the res- aside from the Russia in- ings, though it’s unclear swer whether Whitaker partment about ways an work. ignation came “at your vestigation because of his how much will be public. would assume control of attorney general could The resignation, in a request.” campaign advocacy and Separately, Justice Mueller’s investigation, theoretically stymie the one-page letter to Trump, “Since the day I was following the revelation Department prosecutors with spokeswoman Sar- investigation. came one day after honored to be sworn in that he had met twice in in New York secured a ah Isgur Flores saying he Congressional Demo- Republicans lost control as attorney general of the 2016 with the Russian guilty plea from Trump’s would be “in charge of all crats, concerned about of the House and was the United States, I came to ambassador to the U.S. former personal law- matters under the pur- protecting Mueller, fi rst of several expected work at the Department Trump blamed the re- yer, Michael Cohen, view of the Department called on Whitaker to re- post-midterms Cabinet of Justice every day de- cusal for the appointment who said the president of Justice.” cuse himself from over- and White House depar- termined to do my duty of Mueller, who took over directed him to arrange Rosenstein remains seeing the investigation tures. and serve my country,” the Russia investigation hush-money payments at the department and in its fi nal but potentially Though Sessions was Sessions wrote. two months later and before the 2016 election to could still be involved in explosive stages. an early and prominent The departure was the began examining wheth- two women who said they oversight. A6 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 herald-citizen.com White House bans CNN reporter after confrontation

NEW YORK (AP) — he put his hands on the vice determines whether The White House has aide was “a lie.” their applications are suspended the press CNN said in a state- approved. pass of CNN correspon- ment that the White The post-midterm dent Jim Acosta after he House revoked Acosta’s election news conference and President Donald press pass out of “retali- marked a new low in the Trump had a heated con- ation for his challenging president’s relationship frontation during a news questions” Wednesday, with journalists. conference. and the network accused “It’s such a hostile me- They began spar- Sanders of lying about dia,” Trump said after ring Wednesday after Acosta’s actions. ordering reporter April Acosta asked Trump “(Sanders) provided Ryan of the American about the caravan of fraudulent accusations Urban Radio Networks migrants heading from and cited an incident to sit down when she Latin America to the that never happened. tried to ask him a ques- southern U.S. border. This unprecedented de- tion. When Acosta tried to cision is a threat to our The president com- follow up with another democracy and the coun- plained that the media question, Trump said, try deserves better,” did not cover the hum- “That’s enough!” and a CNN said. “Jim Acosta ming economy and was female White House aide AP has our full support.” responsible for much of unsuccessfully tried to As President Donald Trump watches, a White House aide takes the Journalists assigned the country’s divided grab the microphone microphone from CNN’s Jim Acosta, during a news conference in the to cover the White House politics. He said, “I can from Acosta. East Room of the White House, Wednesday. apply for passes that do something fantastic, White House press allow them daily access and they make it look secretary Sarah Huck- woman just trying to do between Acosta and phone and he tried to to press areas in the not good.” abee Sanders released her job as a White House the intern was brief, hold onto it. “Pardon me, West Wing. White House His exchanges with a statement accusing intern,” calling it “abso- and Acosta appeared to ma’am,” he told her. staff ers decide whether CNN’s Acosta and NBC Acosta of “placing lutely unacceptable.” brush her arm as she Acosta tweeted that journalists are eligible, News’ Peter Alexander his hands on a young The interaction reached for the micro- Sanders’ statement that though the Secret Ser- turned bitterly personal. 0CALENDAR0 THE MARKET IN REVIEW The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted 5 p.m. Chili, soup, or by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson sandwich supper $5. STOCK EXCHANGE HIGHLIGHTS DAILY DOW JONES counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- Gospel singing starts at 7 p.m. Sponsored by Dow Jones industrials 26,240 10 DAYS room secretary or email [email protected]. Be NYSE sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Monterey FCE Club & uu Close: 26,180.30 25,180 12,679.11 +199.05 Change: 545.29 (2.1%) & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper MHS FCCLA Club. 24,120 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) 27,200 is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. Dance: 7-10 p.m. Liv- NAME LAST CHG %CHG Deadline for Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-related items ingston American SendGrid n 46.45 +12.18 +35.5 26,400 are published in a separate calendar in the Religion section Legion, 121 S Church Twilio n 96.19 +25.17 +35.4 Flotek 2.43 +.56 +29.9 25,600 each Friday. Deadline for church calendar items is noon St. Performing band: JonesEngy rs 2.86 +.48 +20.2 NobleMid n 41.76 +6.16 +17.3 Wednesday. 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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Ricky Dale Herren Frances Margaret BAXTER — Private family graveside ser- (Terry) Smith vice for Ricky Dale Her- NEVADA/COOKEV- ren, 49, of Silver Point, ILLE — Funeral ser- will be Friday, Nov. 9, vices for Frances Mar- at G.V.Herren Family garet (Terry) Smith, Cemetery. The family were held at 2 p.m. will receive friends (PDT) Tuesday, Oct. 30, today, Thursday, Nov. 2018, at Virgin Valley 8, from 4-8 p.m. at Mortuary, 320 E. Old the Baxter chapel of Mill Road, Mesquite, Hooper-Huddleston & Nevada. The family Horner Funeral Home. invites you to leave a AP Mr. Herren died message or memory Democrat House candidate Sharice Davids Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018, Kathy and Steve Watts at their guestbook at gives a victory speech to supporters at a in Baxter. of Baxter, Karen and www.virginvalleymor- election party in Olathe, Kansas. He was born Sept. Jimmy Watts of Silver tuary.com. will remember all the 1, 1969, in Putnam Point; brother and Local services will amazing things she did County to the late Ezra sister-in-law, Bill and be held at 3 p.m. Friday, in her life for so many Activists laud Native Benjamin “Bud” and Ben Herren of Silver Nov. 9, at Whitson Fu- people. Mable Geraldine “Ger- Point; grandchildren, neral Home in Cookev- Frances lived in ry” Roberts Herren. Bodhi and Cru Bruce, ille. Burial will follow Michigan, Texas, Cali- In addition to his Sawyer, Lottie and Ma- in Smyrna Cemetery. fornia and Arizona. American women’s parents, he was preced- bel Fields; and a host The family will She is survived by ed in death by grand- of nieces, nephews and receive friends from her children, Clark parents, Howard and cousins. 2 p.m. until time of Smith of Caliente, election to US House Lennie Carr Herren, Ty Fields will offi ci- services Friday at California, Vaughn ALBUQUERQUE, a handful of rural com- and Clavis and Frances ate. the funeral home in Smith of Laguna Hills, N.M. (AP) — As a girl, munities that include Phillips Roberts. Pallbearers will be Cookeville. California, Anthony Debra Haaland remem- tribal communities. He was a 1987 gradu- Ty Fields, Brandon Mrs. Smith passed Smith and his wife, bers joining her grand- Davids’ district, mean- ate of Upperman High Bruce, Bill and Dan away Thursday, Oct. Pan (Motes) Smith, of mother as she chopped while, lies in the suburbs School in Baxter. He Herren, John Fitzpat- 18, 2018, in Scenic, Sacramento, Califor- wood and fetched water west of Kansas City. She was employed with rick and Brent Watts. Arizona. nia, and Frankey Ann for her home in tiny unseated U.S. Rep. Kevin Murray Machine in Baxter chapel of She was born Oct. (Smith) Cucinotta of Mesita, a Native Ameri- Yoder, a Republican. In Gallatin, Tennessee, Hooper-Huddleston & 29, 1923, in Cookeville, Scenic, Arizona; her can community situated addition to being one of as a tool and die mak- Horner Funeral Home Tennessee to the late grandchildren, Tona in New Mexico’s high the fi rst Native Amer- er. He enjoyed riding is in charge of ar- William T. and Clara Cucinotta (Stenson) of desert. ican congresswomen, motorcycles and rangements, 858-2134. Ann (Judd) Terry. Las Vegas, Nevada, Mi- Haaland, an enrolled she’ll also be the nation’s being with family and You may share your She married Shelby chele Cucinotta (Bull- Laguna Pueblo mem- fi rst LGBT Native Amer- friends, especially the thoughts and memories Clark Smith July 17, ock) of Mesquite, Neva- ber, is certain it was ican to serve as a federal grandchildren. at www.hhhfunerals. 1943, in Cookeville. da, and Michael and his these early experiences lawmaker. Survivors include com. They had a loving mar- wife, Shelley Cucinotta, and the example of her On election night, daughters and sons-in- riage until his passing of Salt Lake City, Utah; grandmother’s work Davids highlighted her law, Lindsey and Bran- July 9, 1998, in Tor- and her great-grand- ethic that helped her life story of being raised don Bruce of Silver rance, California. children, Bobby and win a seat in the U.S. by a single mother, being Point, Morgan and Ty Frances was a godly Shelby Stenson, Wyatt, House Representatives a fi rst-generation college Fields of Baxter; sisters woman, a faithful Mitchel and Charlyann on Tuesday — a political student and working and brothers-in-law, member of the Church Bullock, Kylee and Ad- victory that until this while she was in school, of Christ, who loved ison Cucinotta, Dylan year had been beyond saying those experiences our Lord. She was and Letisha Kelsey. reach for numerous Na- were not unusual. kind, loving, generous She was the last of tive American women. “What is uncommon, Mary Emma Mullins and selfl ess. seven children. She Her fellow Democrat until now, is to have LIVINGSTON — Fu- Mrs. Mullins passed She would never was preceded in death Sharice Davids, who is those voices and those neral services for Mary away Tuesday, Nov. say a harsh word to or by Vivian (Terry) Ho-Chunk, also won her stories and those experi- Emma Mullins, 64, of 6, 2018, in Cookeville, about anyone. Truly a Bennett (Nov. 10, 1963) historic bid to represent ences truly refl ected in Livingston, Tennessee, Tennessee. virtuous woman. She of Cleveland, Ohio, a U.S. House district in our federal government, will be held at 1 p.m. Speck Funeral Home was also an amazing Woodford Terry (Feb. Kansas. in Congress and the Saturday, Nov. 10, at is in charge of arrange- country-style cook and 21, 1995) of Oak Ridge, Their wins add them Senate,” she said. Speck Funeral Home. ments, 931-823-1201. loved baking. Tennessee, Mary to a record number of The two women will Burial will be in Fel- Her family and all (Terry) Bennett (Jan. women elected to the join U.S. Reps. Tom Cole, lowship Cemetery. who crossed her path 18, 1999) of Knoxville, U.S. House on Tuesday who is Chickasaw, and Her family will enjoyed her pies, cakes, Tennessee, Clark Terry following an election Markwayne Mullin, an receive friends Friday, pastries, rolls, cookies (Aug. 30, 2011) of Bad cycle that also saw a sig- enrolled citizen of the Nov. 9, from 2-8 p.m. at and Easter and Christ- Axe, Michigan, Chris- nifi cant boost in Native Cherokee Nation, in the the funeral home. mas candies. She was a tine (Terry) Norris American female can- House. Cole and Mullin seamstress of clothing, (Jan. 7, 2018) of Clinton, didates at the state and are Republicans, rep- lingerie, evening and Tennessee, and Jose- local level. In an inter- resenting districts in wedding gowns. Fran- phine Terry, (born Oct. view, Haaland, a former Oklahoma. ces was also a canner, a 1, 1929-died March 28, New Mexico Democratic Haaland and Davids’ Sheriff ’s offi ce gets 2nd quilter, a gardener and 1941) of Cookeville, Party chairwoman, wins marked an emo- was called MacGyver Tennessee. credited a vast political tional high point for for her quick fi xes and Bro. Ray Wilmoth network she built after Kalyn Free, a citizen of complaint about needles ingenuity. She drove will offi ciate at the ser- nearly 20 years of work- the Choctaw Nation in till she was 90. She was vices in Cookeville. ing on other candidates’ Oklahoma and former LEBANON (AP) — another needle in a often called the “Ener- Whitson Funeral campaigns, her team district attorney in A sheriff ’s offi ce in diff erent piece of candy gizer Mama.” Although Home in Cookeville is and volunteers, and her southeastern Oklahoma, Tennessee says it has gathered while trick-or- she slowed a bit the last in charge of local ar- own hard work. who has been part of a received two reports of treating in the western few years of her life, we rangements, 526-2151. “My grandmother decades-long push to get needles being found in part of the county. worked really hard; Native American women Halloween candy. Deputies also received she expected us to work elected to Congress. The Tennessean re- a report on Halloween hard,” Haaland said. “I “l always say little ported Wednesday that from a woman who said Researchers: 80 percent mean that in and of itself Indian boys and little Wilson County Sheriff ’s she found a needle in is what really sustained Indian girls cannot be Offi ce Lt. Scott Moore her child’s candy. drop in butterfl ies in me. It’s my work ethic.” what they cannot see,” says a child discovered Deputies say the Haaland, who is 57, Free said. “Now, there a needle in a candy bar mother noticed a candy will replace U.S. Rep. Mi- are going to be two male while he was at school wrapper was altered North Florida chelle Lujan Grisham, a Republicans and two and told a school re- and checked the sweet, Democrat who ran suc- very outspoken two tal- source offi cer. discovering a thin GAINESVILLE, Fla. factors could be re- cessfully for governor ented, Indian Democrat He says the same needle poking through (AP) — New research sponsible. Milkweed this year. Her district women who are going to child told his father that a green Lifesavers shows the number of is the favorite food of covers Albuquerque, and be there as well.” night that he had found gummy. butterfl ies and cater- young monarchs, and pillars in North Flori- its availability has da has been declining been sharply reduced substantially over the by development and last decade or so. by glyphosate, an After long wait, 1st legal pot shops The University of herbicide widely used Florida study released in agriculture to kill this week says the weeds. number has declined Researcher Jaret on East Coast preparing to open by 80 percent since Daniels says Florida 2005. is a staging ground of The Tampa Bay sorts for the recoloni- NORTHAMPTON, come two full years after Offi cials in many and Air Force veteran Times says research- zation of butterfl ies on Mass. (AP) — With Massachusetts residents communities, including who lives in Springfi eld, ers believe two major the U.S. East Coast. its youthful vibe and backed legalization, a some where a majority of Massachusetts. eclectic mix of culture, vote hailed by a burgeon- voters had approved legal He visits Northampton a small Massachusetts ing cannabis industry recreational marijua- frequently and described city seems a logical site eager to expand its na, kept pot shops away himself as an occasional for the nation’s fi rst legal geographic base beyond through moratoriums or marijuana user who may recreational marijuana the several western U.S. zoning restrictions, or by shop in the store when it sales east of Colorado. states where recreational demanding a steep price opens. An existing medical marijuana is sold. from cannabis busi- “It will be good for marijuana dispensary in Massachusetts is nesses in exchange for tourism,” he added. Northampton — nestled projected to see sales of signing host community The city’s bustling in Massachusetts’ scenic at least $1.8 billion and as agreements. downtown sports trendy Pioneer Valley — plans high as $5 billion annu- Not Northampton, restaurants and coff ee to open its doors within ally, industry leaders which appeared to roll shops, bookstores, gal- days to anyone 21 or older predict. out the welcome mat. leries and a performing looking for products But the road to legal While about 54 percent of arts center. Northamp- ranging from pre-rolled sales has been a long and all Massachusetts voters ton is home to Smith joints to cannabis-in- tedious one. supported the 2016 ref- College, an elite liberal fused edibles, creams, The original target erendum, 73 percent in arts school for wom- lotions and cooking oils. date of Jan. 1, 2018, was Northampton gave their en and one of several A second store in the almost immediately blessing, one of the wid- colleges and univer- small town of Leicester pushed back six months est margins anywhere in sities — including the could also open at or by the Legislature, Then the state. 30,000-student University around the same time, the July 1 date came, and “It’s already count- of Massachusetts fl ag- while dozens of other re- went and still no stores er-culture. It’s like their ship campus — within a tail applicants await fi nal were cleared to open. customers are already 10-mile radius of the city. licensing approval from Frustration grew among here,” said Steve Morin, Most undergrads, how- state regulators. would-be businesses and a 68-year-old retired ever, aren’t old enough to The initial openings consumers alike. delivery truck driver buy marijuana legally. A8 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 herald-citizen.com China’s exports to US tick up as traders try to beat tariff s BEIJING (AP) — Growth in $42.7 billion, up from Septem- ing between Presidents Xi Beijing has responded with from September’s $31.7 bil- Chinese exports to the United ber’s 13 percent growth, cus- Jinping and Donald Trump in tariff hikes on $110 billion of lion. States ticked up in October as toms data showed Thursday. Argentina will yield positive American goods. Trump has “While shipments to the traders rushed to beat a new China’s trade surplus with results. threatened to expand U.S. U.S. held up well, those to tariff hike in a battle over the United States narrowed to “We expect this front-load- penalties to all goods from other parts of the world grew Beijing’s technology policy. $31.8 billion from September’s ing behavior to continue for China. even faster, suggesting that Shipments to the United record $34.1 billion as im- the rest of 2018,” Pang said. China’s global exports rose global demand is more resil- States, China’s biggest mar- ports of American goods rose The Trump administration 12.6 percent to $217.3 billion ient than expected,” Louis ket, have been unexpectedly 8.5 percent to $10.9 billion. has imposed a 10 percent in October, down from Sep- Kuijs of Oxford Economics resilient since Trump started Traders are rushing to beat charge on $200 billion of tember’s 14.5 percent growth. said in a report. imposing punitive tariff s a U.S. tariff hike planned for Chinese goods that is due to Imports rose 20.3 percent to Unexpectedly strong im- goods in July in a fi ght over January, ING economist Iris rise to 25 percent in January. $183.3 billion, accelerating ports contrasted with other Beijing’s technology policy. Pang said in a report. Pang Another $50 billion of Chi- from the previous month’s signs that China’s factory Exports rose 13.3 percent in said they are pessimistic nese goods already is subject 14.3 percent. The global trade output and other economic October over a year earlier to this month’s planned meet- to 25 percent duties. surplus was $34 billion, up activity is cooling. Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy freed in Pakistan ISLAMABAD (AP) — A Christian woman ac- quitted after eight years on death row in Paki- stan for blasphemy was released but her where- abouts in Is- lamabad on Thursday remained a closely guarded Bibi secret in the wake of demands by radical Islamists that she be publicly executed. Aasia Bibi was with her family and under heavy security after being transferred to the Pakistani capital over- night from her detention facility in southern Pun- jab, triggering expecta- tions that her departure from the country could be imminent. The European Par- liament has made an off er to protect Bibi and her family but for the moment she was still in Pakistan, according to two people close to her. They spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to endanger Bibi’s life. Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry con- fi rmed later on Thurs- day that Bibi was still in Pakistan. Radical Islamists have been demanding Bibi’s death as well as the death of the three Su- preme Court judges who acquitted her last week.

Poland signs deal for long- term deliveries of US gas WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s main gas company signed a long-term contract Thursday to receive deliveries of liquefi ed natural gas from the United States as part of a larger eff ort to reduce its energy dependence on Russia. The state company PGNiG signed the 24- year deal with Ameri- can supplier Cheniere during a ceremony in Warsaw attended by U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Pol- ish President Andrzej Duda. “This is a sign across Europe that this is how your energy security will be developed, your energy sources diversi- fi ed,” Perry said before the deal was signed. Perry is visiting sev- eral countries of central and eastern Europe to expand on energy partnerships in the region, the Department of Energy said. The value of the deal with the Polish compa- ny was not disclosed, in line with traditional secrecy for such energy deals. However, Piotr Wozniak, the president of PGNiG’s management board, said the price is 20-30 percent lower than what Poland pays its current supplier in Russia. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com Another Florida recount! Th is one should be easier

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. are still unknown since boards, a lengthy and (AP) — If the Florida there are ballots yet to tiresome process that Senate race between be counted, Marc Elias became fodder for late- incumbent Democrat said in a statement. night comedians. Bill Nelson and Gov. “We’re doing this not Now, all Florida coun- Rick Scott requires a re- just because it’s auto- ties use ballots where count, there is no need matic, but we’re doing it voters use a pen to fi ll to worry about it being to win,” Elias said. in a bubble next to their a repeat of the 2000 pres- The process, if it goes candidate’s name, much idential debacle — there forward, will be diff er- like a student does when won’t be any hanging ent than the one that taking a multiple-choice chads and the process is gained international no- test. When voters fi nish likely to take days, not a toriety in 2000, when the marking their ballots, month. Supreme Court ordered they run them through The race was too close an end to vote count- a scanning machine to call and Scott’s lead ing in Florida after a that records the count. as of Wednesday eve- month, allowing Repub- The ballot is stored ning was about 30,000 lican George W. Bush inside the machine. votes out of more than to claim the presidency If the recount hap- 8.1 million cast — a with 537 votes. pens, each county will margin of less than one At the time, each again run each Senate half of 1 percent. Under AP county had its own vot- ballot through a scan- state law in Florida, a Republican Senate candidate Rick Scott smiles as he speaks to ing system. Many used ner under the watchful recount is mandatory if supporters at an election watch party, Wednesday. punch cards — voters eye of representatives of the winning candidate’s poked out chads, leav- both sides. Ballots that margin is 0.5 percent- would likely begin “This race is over,” proceed and will have ing tiny holes in their cannot be read because age points or less. That Monday. Hartline said. “It’s a monitors in every coun- ballots representing they aren’t marked or will be determined this Chris Hartline, a sad way for Bill Nelson ty. Late Wednesday, an their candidates. Some mismarked will be set weekend by Florida spokesman for Scott’s to end his career. He is attorney for Nelson said voters, however, didn’t aside. Secretary of State Ken campaign, criticized the desperately trying to he intends to aggres- fully punch out the pres- If the statewide Detzner after the can- Nelson campaign for hold on to something sively examine and idential chad or gave it margin then falls below vassing boards in each pushing ahead for a re- that no longer exists.” address reports of ballot just a little push. Those 0.25 percentage points, of Florida’s 67 counties count instead of conced- Nelson and his cam- problems. The Nelson hanging and dimpled Detzner will order a certify their returns. ing. Scott gave a victory paign staff say they campaign believes the chads had to be exam- manual recount in each The recount, if ordered, speech late Tuesday. intend to let the process results of the election ined by the canvassing county. Cybersecurity offi cials start focusing on the 2020 elections WASHINGTON (AP) why they’re doing or not election was the warm- — An unprecedented doing something. But I up. federal and state collabo- would just off er to put it “The midterm is not ration to defend election in a broader perspective the big game,” he said. systems against Russian — they have a full-court “The big game we think interference ended with press through many for the adversaries is no obvious voting system means ... to try to aff ect probably 2020.” compromises, although our democracy.” Interference by Russia it’s not entirely clear why. In a news conference during the 2016 pres- Federal offi cials are Wednesday after Demo- idential race caught wondering whether crats won control of the federal and state offi cials foreign agents are saving House, President Donald fl at-footed. Since then, their ammunition for Trump said his admin- Homeland Security, the the 2020 presidential istration worked hard to department tasked with showdown or planning shore up elections and helping states securing a late-stage misinforma- he’d issue a report soon election systems, and AP tion campaign to claim on the eff ort. state election offi cials Rep. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., center, celebrates at a Democratic election Tuesday’s election had U.S. intelligence have worked to create night party after winning a Senate seat Wednesday. been tainted. It doesn’t offi cials have asserted better communication change how vulnerable that Russia, China, Iran to confront and deter most states are to possi- and other countries election tampering. Nevada women score big ble interference. are engaged in ongoing That eff ort was largely “They’ve shown eff orts to infl uence U.S. successful Tuesday: will, they’ve shown the policy and voters in elec- Federal experts and capability,” Homeland tions. Chris Krebs, head offi cials in 45 states came election wins amid activism Security Secretary of cybersecurity at the together to report on any Kirstjen Nielsen said. “I Department of Homeland potential cyber threats in LAS VEGAS (AP) — A story of this election GOP plans to repeal the certainly can’t speak to Security, said this year’s real time. female political move- cycle: Women stepping up Aff ordable Care Act. ment driven by backlash to lead, to take back our She also condemned to President Donald country and take back the Heller’s support for Trump kicked off the year agenda in Washington,” Supreme Court Justice with a women’s march in Democrat Jacky Rosen Brett Kavanaugh and his In Georgia, Kemp looks forward; Nevada. Eleven months declared in her victory characterization of the later, that activism helped speech Tuesday after sexual misconduct allega- women win key races winning the U.S. Senate tions against Kavanaugh activists head to court across the state, including race in Nevada. as “smears” and a “hic- ATLANTA (AP) — his duties as the state’s Wednesday, after a day ousting an incumbent Rosen, a fi rst-term cup” in the confi rmation Republican Brian Kemp chief elections offi cer in of the campaigns, media U.S. senator, electing a congresswoman who process. wants to move forward any future management and partisan observers female-majority federal ousted incumbent Heller held a modest with transition after his of his own election tally. scrambling for informa- delegation and leaving the Republican Sen. Dean lead among Nevada’s aides say he captured Kemp’s top campaign tion about outstanding state poised for a potential Heller, becomes the state’s male voters, but Rosen enough votes to become advisers declared victory votes across Georgia’s female-majority Assem- second-ever female U.S. was preferred decisive- Georgia governor, even Wednesday based on 159 counties. Another bly. senator and will serve ly among women — 57 though his election rival numbers released by campaign offi cial, Austin Nevada Democratic alongside Democratic percent to 38 percent, ac- is conceding nothing. Kemp’s state offi ce; that Chambers, added: “The women running in state- Sen. Catherine Cortez cording to AP VoteCast, Democrat Stacey Abrams drew a rebuke from message here is pretty wide and federal races Masto, who was elected a survey of the American points to ballots that the Abrams campaign, simple: This election is emphasized diversity and the nation’s fi rst Latina electorate. have yet to be counted which continues to over, and the results are the need to protect health senator in 2016. California Sen. Ka- and says there’s still the charge Kemp with clear.” care, abortion rights and Rosen, a former com- mala Harris and Massa- possibility of a December improperly using his Abrams’ campaign a social safety net. They puter programmer and chusetts Sen. Elizabeth runoff in one of the na- current post as secretary manager Lauren were also helped in the synagogue president Warren, high-profi le tion’s marquee midterm of state. Groh-Wargo retorted a battleground state by a from the Las Vegas area, Democratic women and races. The Associated Press few hours later that the network of female-driven included female-focused potential 2020 presidential A federal judge on has not called the elec- Kemp campaign off ered political activism. messages on the cam- candidates, campaigned Thursday will convene tion. “no proof” other than “Plenty of people had paign trail and high- on Rosen’s behalf, as did a hearing for a lawsuit “We are declaring nonspecifi c provisional their doubts that this lighted Heller’s alliance abortion-rights groups in which fi ve Georgia victory,” Kemp aide Ryan ballots counts released victory would be ours with the president and like NARAL Pro-Choice voters ask that Kemp be Mahoney told reporters by Kemp’s offi cial state tonight, but this is the his eventual support for America. barred from exercising on a conference call late offi ce. Newly empowered Dems take aim at Trump business confl icts WASHINGTON (AP) mings, the Maryland company-related fi nan- chusetts, has signaled — Beyond trying to Democrat who is poised cial records, according publicly he would ask get their hands on the to take charge of the to two Democratic for them — a move the Holy Grail of President House Oversight Com- congressional staff ers White House might Donald Trump’s busi- mittee, said in a state- who spoke on condition fi ght. ness dealings — his ment to The Associated of anonymity in order Trump said in a tax returns — House Press that he intends to discuss post-election wide-ranging news Democrats are prepared to use the panel as “a plans. conference Wednesday to use their newfound check on the executive Trump’s personal that he doesn’t want to majority and subpoena branch — not merely income taxes, which release his taxes be- power to go after all for potential criminal he withheld during the cause they are under a manner of fi nancial violations, but for much 2016 campaign and in “continuous audit.” He records that could back broader concerns, such his two years in offi ce, also said: “They’re ex- up their claims that he’s as confl icts of interest, are expected to be the tremely complex. People using his presidency to emoluments violations purview of the House wouldn’t understand enrich himself and his AP and waste, fraud and Ways and Means Com- them.” family. President Donald Trump speaks during a news abuse.” mittee. For the past two After two years conference in the East Room of the White While Democrats tak- Internal Revenue Ser- years, White House of being blocked by the House, Wednesday. ing over key House com- vice law allows House lawyers and the Trump White House and the mittees have not specif- and Senate tax-writing Organization have re- Trump Organization government spending lobbyists and special ically telegraphed their committees to request peatedly rebuff ed Demo- at every turn, Demo- at Trump properties, interests, and spending targets, Cummings’ federal returns, and cratic eff orts to get even crats hope the new year Trump’s foreign li- by Trump’s charitable committee would likely the ranking Ways and the most basic fi nancial brings a new day on censing deals, Trump foundation. seek Trump’s business Means Democrat, Rep. information on Trump’s such issues as foreign administration ties to Rep. Elijah Cum- tax returns and other Richard Neal of Massa- businesses. HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 A10 Living herald-citizen.com Extra place at table helps combat holiday blues EAR ABBY: I read that there is a suicide somewhere in the world every 40 seconds. Numbers rise at Dholiday time. Feeling like a child whose nose is pressed against a win- dow, seeing others from the outside as they enjoy the warmth of the moment, can lead to thoughts of abandonment and despair. That’s why I have a mis- sion — I set an extra place DEAR ABBY at my table. I can attest that it works. One year I an- nounced in church that my home would be open to anyone who didn’t have a family. A woman came forward and accepted my invitation. We spent ABIGAIL the day getting to know VAN BUREN each other and bonded in friendship. Please encourage your readers to set an extra place at their holiday table. My brother committed suicide. I move forward in his honor. — FULL OF GRATITUDE IN PHOENIX DEAR FULL OF GRATITUDE: Please accept my sympathy for the tragic loss of your brother. I’m pleased to help spread the word. Isolation can be a killer, and inclusion can be a lifesaver. Bless you for what you are doing. I hope other readers will con- sider it and follow your example. Corn stuff ing balls could become your new friend. DEAR ABBY: I have a dilemma I don’t know how to maneuver through. I have been working as an intern at a company for about 18 months. During the summer, I completed a test I need- Old cookbook, new friend ed to become fully licensed in my fi eld. However, I’m still working in my current position at intern wages, Corn Stuff ing Balls nearly melt in your mouth although I have repeatedly requested a meeting with my employer to talk irst of all I would like to thank picture for the holiday special this he read my column every week and money. He continues to say he doesn’t everyone who came out to see the week. Remember, it will come out on enjoyed it. When I got back in the have time, and we will discuss it later. Dinner Theater’s performance of Wednesday before Thanksgiving. We car, I told George what he said. I said, He even agreed to a time on a certain F“Built on Stone — Monterey, the are using the beautiful Christmas “I should start a fan club and bake day but failed to show up for the meet- Early Years.” Thank you players who decorations and baked items and, I everyone in the fan club cookies. No, ing. When I emailed him the amount worked hard to write and research hear, vintage Christmas items that I will bake them a pie.” No, I will let I want, he replied, “We’ll talk about your parts. We added some last min- will be at our FCE Christmas Bazaar Little Debbie do it. So if you want to it later.” Should I continue to press ute students who came Friday, Nov. 9, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. join our fan club (I will be the presi- the issue? Call him? Email? Or just DRUCILLA’S in looking for this new and Saturday, Nov. 10, from 8 a.m. to dent and Mr. George will be the vice look for other work? — CONCERNED LITTLE town, Monterey. They noon. pres.) go get yourself a cookie or little ABOUT MONEY HELPERS told Mr. Wiggins they Debbie cake and we will have the DEAR CONCERNED: You have were building a bank, CORN STUFFING BALLS kick-off party. done enough. Pushing your employer a millinery shop, a coal 1/2 cup chopped onion Sounds like fun. I know you’d further won’t help. The ball is now mine and a hotel. This 1/2 cup chopped celery rather have homemade pie and I don’t in his court. Start quietly looking for represented the young 4 tablespoons butter blame you. While I am thinking another job—one in which your skills businesses that came 1 (17 oz.) can cream style corn about it, I will be starting my baking will be appropriately compensated. in the late 1890s. Thank 1/2 cup water of the pumpkin rolls and red-velvet DEAR ABBY: How can I tactfully you to Jack, Luke, and 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning cake rolls next week. Just give me a tell an elementary school teacher in Ben Blaylock and to 1/8 teaspoon black pepper call if you want some. whose class I assist that she uses poor DRUCILLA Jalen Bohannon for 1 (8 oz) package (3 cups) herb sea- George and I were in Lebanon grammar and words that aren’t words RAY stealing the show. I hope soned stuffi ng mix last Monday at the dermatologist for (i.e., “I boughten this yesterday,” everyone learned some 3 slightly beaten eggs some minor surgeries. We went into or, “Her and me went to the soccer history about abou Monterey and had fun 1/2 cup butter, melted the Home Depot store for something game.”)? I am fond of this teacher but with us. And the food was wonderful. In a saucepan, cook onion and cel- and as we walked down the aisle, a feel she’s doing a disservice to her pu- Grade-A Catering made some deli- ery in 4 tablespoons butter until ten- tool carrier caught my eye. pils. Other than that she’s a devoted, cious turkey and dressing and all the der but not brown. Add corn, water, I said,” George, look at this neat energetic teacher. It is really diffi cult trimmings, and, did I mention, pie. poultry seasoning and pepper; bring bag to carry all your tools in.” He to bite my tongue. — TACTFUL IN We’re already planning something to a boil. Pour over stuffi ng mix. Toss said, “I don’t need one. I have a THE EAST for next year that you don’t want to together lightly. Stir in eggs. Shape fi ve-gallon bucket to carry them in, DEAR TACTFUL: Children model miss. We will have DVDs on sale at into 7 or 8 balls. Place in 9x9x2 inch and it has a lid. If I get tired, I can sit their behavior after the example the the Monterey Depot in a couple of pan. Pour melted butter over balls. on the bucket.” My George is a smart adults around them provide. That a weeks. Refrigerate if desired. Bake in 375ºF man. teacher would consistently do what I was reading an older cookbook oven for 25 minutes. This is good Our MHS class of 1964 lost anoth- she’s doing in a classroom setting is the other day. It happened to be a Ste- served with baked chicken. er classmate last week to death. My shocking. vens Street Baptist Church cookbook I love to see my readers when I condolences to Donna Steel Young’s How could she have become a from 1987. I found this recipe from am out shopping or at events. Last family. We will certainly miss you. licensed educator with such poor En- Bobbie. I made this and when I ate Sunday after church I was at a local I am one tired lady tonight so I glish skills? one, I knew I had found a friend…the supermarket and a very nice lady think I will close. I had to go to Knox- Politically speaking, I don’t think stuffi ng ball, not Bobbie. She is al- introduced herself and said she was ville today to a doctor and get a test. I that as her subordinate you should ready my friend. Thank you, friend. a faithful reader each week. Then on passed because I studied real hard. I take it upon yourself to correct the It is delicious. Thought I would share Monday we were getting gas in the studied so hard that my eyes closed. woman. I do think this is something it in time for the holidays. 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The Tennessee Tech METAIRIE, La. (AP) — Dez Bry- volleyball team suff ered ant has found a new team, agreeing a tough blow to its hopes to join the already prolifi c off ense of of making the Ohio Valley the surging New Orleans Saints. Conference Tournament The former Dallas Cowboys wide Wednesday night as the receiver, who has been looking for Golden Eagles fell to the an NFL home since becoming a Jacksonville State Game- free agent in April, will now have cocks 3-0 at Tech’s Hooper a chance to catch passes from one Eblen Center. of the most prolifi c quarterbacks in The shutout knocked NFL history in New Orleans’ Drew Tech down to 11-18 overall Brees. and 5-10 in the OVC, while “There is certainly a skillset that the Gamecocks improved he has that is going to be benefi cial. to 16-13 overall and 8-7 in So I look forward to getting to work the OVC. JSU won the fi rst with him. I look forward to building set 25-18, the second set 25- a rapport with him. I look forward to 20 and the third set 25-23. getting him involved in this off ense In the fi rst set, the and just become a complement to Golden Eagles battled all the guys that we already have,” back-and-forth with JSU Brees said. “He’ll be a great addi- to a 10-10 tie, but a 4-point tion.” run gave the Gamecocks The 30-year-old Bryant and the the cushion they needed to Saints agreed to contract terms on stretch out the fi rst win. Wednesday, and it remains unclear In the second set, JSU had to what extent Bryant will play it’s 4-point run sooner (8- when New Orleans visits Cincinnati 4), but the Golden Eagles on Sunday. still battled back to a 12-12 Bryant spent his fi rst eight years tie. Tech kept things tight in the NFL with Dallas and last sea- up to a 20-19 defi cit before son caught 69 passes for 838 yards JSU went on a 5-1 run to and six touchdowns, including a 50- end it. yard scoring play, for the Cowboys. “We needed to serve However, his professional repu- more aggressively, and tation has been marred at times by we needed more off ense, public confrontations with coaches period,” TTU head coach and teammates during games and Jeanette Waldo said of the BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN practices. fi rst two sets. “We needed Tennessee Tech’s Erica Grant, right, spikes the ball past a Jacksonville State Veteran Saints tight end Ben to dig balls, but I think blocker during the Golden Eagles’ 3-0 loss to the Gamecocks Wednesday night Watson said players in New Or- that if we had a little bit in the Eblen Center. leans’ locker room must guard more off ense, a little more against pre-judging Bryant based fi repower, or a little more “We made a lot of chang- on superfi cial observations from old aggression behind the es (coming into the third television clips without knowing all serving line at them, they set). We moved our lineup the facts or how Bryant has evolved would have been in a hard- around, we fl ipped some personally since. er place to do what they people, and we added a “I don’t know Dez. I wasn’t in the wanted to do.” couple more pieces. That’s locker room with him in Dallas. I Tech came out deter- something that we have to don’t know all the dynamics,” Wat- mined to swing the mo- look at as a coaching staff son said. “I also don’t know what’s mentum in its favor in the to see if it’s something transpired with him personally third set with a 7-1 run to that we want to do moving since that situation. So the great start. Despite letting JSU forward or if we go back thing about a locker room, I think, score fi ve straight points to what’s served us well in is we take guys in and we say, ‘Hey, (7-6) to make things close, the past.” what are you like now?’” the Golden Eagles went Erica Grant led Tech’s Seeking salary cap relief, the on a 9-2 run to set up a attack as the only Golden Cowboys released Bryant after last 18-10 advantage. They also Eagle to hit double fi gures season with two years remaining on matched JSU’s next three with 11 kills, and Rachel the receiver’s fi ve-year, $70 million points to make it 21-13. Thomas backed her up contract. However, the Gamecocks with nine. Ali Verzani Last season was Bryant’s best started to click on off ense. anchored the defensive since he caught 88 passes for 1,320 They held Tech to just two eff ort with nine digs, while yards and 16 TDs in 2014, which at more points in the remain- Grant and libero Kirsten the time was his third consecutive der of the third set, while Brugere each had eight. BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN season with at least 1,200 yards re- scoring 12 to win it. One of the biggest Tennessee Tech’s Susie Jeziorowski sets the ball ceiving. He signed his last Cowboys “Obviously, there was highlights of the night during the Golden Eagles’ 3-0 loss to Jacksonville contract right after that, but has not a shift in energy,” Waldo was a career milestone for State Wednesday night in the Eblen Center. approached that level of production said. “(Jacksonville State) setter Susie Jeziorowski. Jeziorowski made it to 2,000 career assists during since — a central reason Dallas got momentum, and they With her 11th assist of the the match. released him in April. were really aggressive. evening in the second set, “What matters is, what are we go- They never let up, they Jeziorowski made it to the Golden Eagles. She is 9.96 per set. ing to do for the next eight games?” just kept picking at us, and 2,000 for her career as just well over 1,000 assists on we just let it happen. a second-year starter for the season and averages SEE TTU, PAGE B2 SEE DEZ, PAGE B2 Sissons nets hat trick to lead Predators past Avalanche 4-1

DENVER (AP) — Colton Sissons put an exclamation point on his run of success against the Colorado Avalanche. The fi fth-year center AP got his second career Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley dives for the ball against Denver hat trick and Colorado Nuggets center Nikola Jokic during a game Wednesday in Memphis. had two apparent goals nullifi ed by replay reviews as the Nashville Gasol’s free throws give Grizz Predators beat the Av- alanche 4-1 Wednesday night. “Everybody has a 89-87 win over Nuggets team or two they have success against and feel MEMPHIS (AP) — In a season the rim and Denver’s rebound tip good against and fortu- when NBA teams are scoring more was also off the mark. nately for me, it’s a team AP and playing faster on off ense, the Memphis held the Nuggets to 39 in our division,” said Colorado Avalanche center Alexander Memphis Grizzlies are taking the percent shooting, including 8 of 32 Sissons, who has scored Kerfoot, left, and Nashville Predators center opposite approach — relying on their from 3-point range. The 87 points eight of his 26 career Kyle Turris vie for the puck during a game defense. were a season low for the Nuggets, goals against Colorado. Wednesday in Denver. That certainly proved successful and the 176 points combined by the “They are always tough Wednesday night against the Denver teams tied for the fewest in an NBA games (against the Avs), season and extended its road helps us. But we’ve Nuggets. game this season. like playoff games, and regular-season winning been sharp.” Marc Gasol scored 20 points, “We knew it was going to be an I like playing in those streak against Colorado Ryan Hartman added including the go-ahead free throws ugly game if we were going to have a games. Maybe that’s it.” to 11 games. an empty-net goal with with 4.6 seconds remaining, and chance of winning,” Grizzlies guard Sissons’ play has fi g- “We just stay focused 2:54 left for Nashville, Memphis edged the Nuggets 89-87 to Mike Conley said. “We tried to get ured in an even bigger and do our thing,” Sis- which benefi ted from end their fi ve-game winning streak. in the mud a little bit, be physical run of success by Nash- sons said. “I don’t know the nullifi ed goals in The Nuggets (9-2) had a chance defensively and get the pace where ville, which improved if being on the road and after Gasol’s foul shots, but Nikola to 7-0 on the road this only focusing on the SEE PREDS, PAGE B2 Jokic’s 3-point attempt bounced off SEE GRIZZ, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 herald-citizen.com Oshie lifts Capitals over Penguins 2-1 WASHINGTON (AP) — T.J. Oshie left for the second time after taking Evgeni Malkin’s shoul- der to the head but returned to score late and lift the Washington Capitals over the rival Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 on Wednesday night in a meeting of the two most recent Stanley Cup champions. Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby traded goals, and Oshie got the winner with 1:14 left following a dangerous hit from Malkin. The Penguins star was thrown out of the game for an illegal check to the head and could get a hearing with the NHL’s department of player safety. Capitals goaltender Braden Holtby stopped 41 of 42 shots for his fi rst victory since Oct. 22. The only goal he allowed was Crosby’s eighth of the season, which came on the power play. Pittsburgh’s Casey DeSmith stopped 20 of 22 shots in his fi rst career start against Washington. The Penguins lost their fi fth in a row and could be without Malkin in the near future. DUCKS 3 FLAMES 2 ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Ryan Getzlaf scored 27 seconds after Calgary got a tying goal in the third period to lift Anaheim. The Flames trailed 2-0 in the fi rst but rallied to tie it six minutes into the third on Mark Jankow- AP ski’s short-handed goal. Getzlaf then was able to Cal State Bakersfield guard Jarkel Joiner (0) attempts a layup as TCU guards RJ Nembhard (22) corral a loose puck in front of the goal and direct- and Desmond Bane (1) defend during a game Wednesday in Fort Worth, Texas. ed a backhand through Mike Smith’s legs for his second game-winner of the season. Jakob Silfverberg and Adam Henrique also scored for Anaheim. Ryan Miller made 37 saves TCU rallies for opening 66-61 win and tied Andy Moog (372) for 17th on the career wins list. FORT WORTH, Texas left fi nally put TCU the second half,” point a layup and made the Matthew Tkachuk also scored for Calgary, and (AP) — Desmond Bane ahead to stay. Bane also guard Alex Robinson free throw after being Smith stopped 21 shots. and No. 20 TCU didn’t had 10 rebounds. said. “It’s new for all fouled with seven min- get off to great start in The Horned Frogs fell of us, being prepared utes left. their fi rst opener as a behind early in their that everybody’s going “I was proud of guys, TTU: ranked team in 20 sea- fi rst opener as a ranked to come out and give us because we had a lot of Tech battling with three sons. They fi nished with team since 1998-99. That their best shot.” guys this is their fi rst a victory. preseason ranking was JD Miller had 13 time being in a game other schools for eighth place Bane scored 13 of his after the Horned Frogs points for TCU, while like this,” Bakersfi eld 14 points after halftime, had gone to the 1998 Robinson had 12 points coach Rod Barnes said. FROM PAGE B1 when the Horned Frogs NCAA Tournament, and nine assists with “You just don’t know, rallied to beat Cal State their last one before only one turnover. Yuat you believe. I think Up next, Tech welcomes UT Martin to the Bakersfi eld 66-61 on making it last March in Alok had 11 points. our eff ort and our play Hooper Eblen Center on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wednesday night after the second season for Jarkel Joiner had 18 today was a program what has become a must-win match for the Gold- trailing by as many as coach Jamie Dixon at points and Damiyne game. I think our pro- en Eagles. 11 points. his alma mater. Durham 11 for Bakers- gram just what we’ve UT Martin currently holds the eighth and fi nal “Just kind of stuck Cal State Bakersfi eld, fi eld. Both had three done over the last four spot in the OVC tournament with a 6-9 confer- with it,” Bane said. which like TCU was in 3-pointers. or fi ve years brought us ence record, but a Tech win would deadlock the “There were times the NIT semifi nals two Bane and Robinson here with confi dence.” two teams at 6-10 with the tiebreaker going to when other people were seasons ago, jumped each had fi ve points in TTU. Also in the hunt are Eastern Illinois and getting open looks in ahead 29-18 less than 12 a 19-6 run in the second BIG PICTURE Belmont at 5-9 in the OVC. Both teams have two the fi rst half and I just minutes into the game, half that pushed TCU Cal State Bakersfi eld OVC matches left on Friday and Saturday, but felt like it was kind of and led 37-28 at half- ahead for the fi rst time has nine players on its Tech also holds tiebreakers over both. falling my way in the time. since less than seven roster who previously “(A must win is) how the team felt about both second half.” “That’s something minutes into the game. redshirted a season, of these (last two) matches, so I think that’s part Bane’s tiebreaking that was diff erent for The Frogs led 49-47 matching the most in of why this poor performance happened,” Waldo driving layup with 2:48 us, and we responded in when Bane drove for the nation. said. “How many times have these student ath- letes been in this position where they’re playing for all the marbles. In the last couple seasons, PREDS: that’s not been the case whatsoever. They weren’t Two Avalanche goals dissallowed off challenges playing for anything at stake. You have to train FROM PAGE B1 the second period waived off Sisson tipped into the net past that just like you have to train a volleyball skill. after a replay review showed the goalie Semyon Varlamov for his “I think it’s great for us to experience this, sending Colorado to a fourth puck had drifted across the blue third of the night at 19:57 of the especially for the young ones. I think we have to straight loss. line, making it off side. Samuel second. fi nd a way to play relaxed because that’s what “We know how big it is,” Nick Girard was straddling the blue Sissons got the fi rst two thirds the best version of ourselves is. Hopefully we can Bonino said. “Those were big line when he passed to Ian Cole, of the hat trick in the fi rst period. do that.” challenges. The fi rst one I think whose shot zoomed into the net At 13:39 of the period, Varlamov you could see; the second was a past goalie Pekka Rinne only to stopped a shot from Bonino but gusty call. It was game-chang- have it erased after the Predators’ the rebound trickled out and DEZ: Bryant not only receiver ing.” challenge was upheld. Sissons was there with his stick to Avalanche coach Jared Bednar A second Avalanche goal was tap it in. thought his team’s poor execution disallowed, on a shot by Colin Four minutes later, Sissons working out with Saints might have contributed to the Wilson, with 12:33 remaining in gathered a cross-ice pass from Ro- adverse rulings. the third following a Predators man Josi and wristed a shot past FROM PAGE B1 “I have to try and fi nd the challenge. Offi cials took away Varlamov from in close. reviews that they have because the score after the replay review, NOTES: Sissons has four multi- said Watson, who played for the Patriots when to me, one could be inconclusive, saying the Avs were off side when goal games in his career, includ- running back Corey Dillon arrived with a reputa- maybe both, I don’t know,” Bed- the play started. ing his fi rst hat trick last Jan. 5 tion as a malcontent from Cincinnati in 2004 and nar said. “But I think our execu- Girard was at the center of the against Tampa Bay. ... Avalanche helped New England win a Super Bowl. tion was poor. Tape-to-tape passes only goal that counted for Colo- forward Sheldon Dries took a Watson was still with the Patriots in 2007 when we’re throwing into guys’ skates rado, a power-play score. He fi red puck off the side of his face late in they added another perceived malcontent in re- even when there aren’t players in a pass down the middle of the ice the fi rst period. He stayed down ceiver Randy Moss, who caught 23 of Tom Brady’s between them, going off side on that Matt Calvert redirected past on the ice stunned for several NFL-record 50 TD passes that season. goals. That’s part execution, slows Rinne to pull the Avalanche to 2-1 moments before managing to get “People change over time and there are certain down our pace, slows down the at 7:08 of the second period. The up and skate off under his own factors you just don’t know about. So we just move tempo of our game. goal was upheld after a replay power. He went to the dressing forward,” Watson said. “If somebody’s new, you “The two goals getting called review. room for further examination and have a clean slate and you embrace that person back to me is just another aspect Nashville rebuilt its lead on the treatment before returning in the because now they’re your teammate.” of our lack of execution.” power play. Kyle Turris, off a feed second period. ... It was the fi rst of Bryant was among several receivers to work Trailing 2-0, the Avalanche from Kevin Fiala, wristed a shot four meetings this season be- out for the Saints on Tuesday. He’d previously met had an apparent goal at 1:29 of from inside the right circle that tween the Central Division rivals. with Cleveland and Baltimore. New Orleans (7-1), which has won seven straight and leads the NFC South, didn’t necessarily need GRIZZ: another receiver. Bickerstaff looking to get back to defensive mentality Led by the record-setting Brees, the Saints rank seventh on off ense overall, averaging 402.2 yards FROM PAGE B1 with 40 seconds to go, before converting one . Gasol and Jackson per game, and seventh in passing, averaging 289.9 but Lyles’ dunk and a 22- near the 9-minute mark had three blocks each. yards. At the same time, New Orleans is without we wanted it.” foot jumper by Murray of the third quarter. ... Jackson also made three deep threat Ted Ginn Jr., who is currently on in- Jaren Jackson Jr. also tied it at 87 before Gasol’s Jokic, who averages 11 steals. jured reserve and won’t be eligible to return until had 20 points for Mem- winning free throws. shots a game, took just the fi nal few weeks of the season, if he’s ready by phis, and Kyle Anderson Memphis coach J.B. one — his 3-point try in PACE OF PLAY then. fi nished with 14. Gasol Bickerstaff told his team the closing seconds. “I’ll The game was a The Saints also have yet to receive consistent grabbed 12 rebounds. he wanted to get back have to look at the tape contrast of styles, with production from Cameron Meredith, a former Gary Harris led the to a defensive mentality to see what they are Memphis relying on its Chicago receiving leader who was acquired in Nuggets with 20 points, and force opponents to doing for him to only slower-pace defensive free agency, but who also is trying to come back and Trey Lyles added fi ght through low-scor- take one shot,” coach approach against a Den- from major knee surgery that wiped out his 2017 16 off the bench. Jamal ing games if they want Michael Malone said. ver team that entered season. Murray had 15 points to beat the Grizzlies. “Obviously, I would like averaging almost 112 Bryant’s return to the NFL with the Saints and seven assists after “That’s exactly what him to take more shots, points per game. means he could play against his former club in a scoring a career-best 48 this win represents,” but right now he isn’t “They defi nitely got few weeks. The Saints play at Dallas on Nov. 29. in Monday night’s win Memphis guard Garrett shooting the ball and we us into their game,” “They’re getting a great receiver. He goes up over Boston. Temple said. “Holding will have to fi gure out Nuggets reserve center and attacks the ball better than I’ve seen anyone,” Murray shot only 6 of this team — as hot as why.” Mason Plumlee said, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliot said. “He’s 21 this time. they’ve been — to 87 Grizzlies: Commit- later adding: “It was defi nitely a special player and I’m glad he got “I don’t know what it points at home ... it was ted eight turnovers in a slow, slow game, so picked up and I’m glad something worked out for was, but the ball didn’t a big win for us.” the fi rst quarter and I think that benefi ted him.” like me today,” Murray fi nished with 18, com- them.” Added Cowboys coach Jason Garrett: “I’m hap- said. TIP-INS pared to 19 for Denver. Conley acknowledged py he has an opportunity to go play and fi nish the Denver was up 83-82 Nuggets: Murray was Memphis has had fewer Memphis can score 130 right way, it will be a great environment for him before Memphis took the limited to seven points turnovers than its oppo- points in a game, but: to go out and make an impact.” lead on a 3-pointer by on 3-of-10 shooting in nent in every game this “Defensively, I do think New Orleans also has two games remaining Shelvin Mack with 1:45 the fi rst half. He missed season. ... The Grizzlies this is what you should against division rival Carolina (6-2). left. Conley hit a fl oater his fi rst four 3-pointers (6-4) are 4-0 at home. expect from us.” THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com Pelicans beat Bulls, end skid Stanford women NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An- triple-double, but scored nine blocked shots, and Miami thony Davis had 32 points, 15 points in the fourth quarter. snapped a four-year drought cruise in opener rebounds and four blocks in his against San Antonio. best game since spraining his RAPTORS 114, KINGS 105 Wayne Ellington scored 20 right elbow nearly two weeks SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — points, and Justise Winslow STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Kiana Williams had ago, and the New Orleans Peli- Kawhi Leonard had 25 points and added 16. Miami was down to an 14 points and three assists playing 18 minutes, cans ended a six-game skid with 11 rebounds in his return from eight-man rotation for the sec- leading No. 7 Stanford past cold-shooting UC a 107-98 victory over the Chicago an ankle injury, and Toronto beat ond half because of injuries and Davis 71-43 on Wednesday night in both teams’ Bulls on Wednesday night. Sacramento to improve the NBA’s Dwyane Wade missing the game season opener. After missing four of his fi rst best record to 11-1. for personal reasons. Williams, Stanford’s sophomore point guard fi ve shots, Davis hit his next Pascal Siakam scored 21 The Heat had dropped their who averaged 10.4 points last season, drove for eight, including two 3s and a points, Serge Ibaka had 14 points last nine regular-season games to two early layins while leading an up-tempo Stan- two-handed reverse alley-oop and 14 rebounds, and Kyle Lowry the Spurs — and 11 consecutive ford off ense that struggled to consistently make jam, while on his way to his fi rst added 16 points and eight assists games overall in the series, when shots but overmatched the Aggies to pull away in 30-plus point game since New for the Raptors. factoring in the 2014 NBA Finals. the second half after building a 12-point halftime Orleans beat the Los Angeles Toronto has won fi ve straight Patty Mills had 20 points for San lead. Clippers on Oct. 23. since its lone loss this season at Antonio. Alanna Smith added 16 points in 15 minutes Jrue Holiday had 17 points, Milwaukee on Oct. 29. of action for Stanford as Hall of Famer Tara 10 rebounds and nine assists Leonard sat out the previous PISTONS 103, MAGIC 96 VanDerveer began her 33rd season coaching the while being guarded primarily two games and got off to a slug- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Andre Cardinal. by brother Justin. Julius Randle gish start early against the Kings Drummond had 23 points and 19 UC Davis senior Morgan Bertsch scored 16 and Wesley Johnson each scored before helping Toronto pull away. rebounds and Detroit beat Or- points with fi ve rebounds but had six turnovers 12 points for New Orleans. The two-time All-Star scored lando to snap a fi ve-game losing for the two-time defending Big West Conference Zach LaVine scored 22 and Ja- 10 points in the second quarter streak. champion Aggies bari Parker had 20 points and 13 and 10 in the third, including Blake Griffi n added 20 points, rebounds for Chicago, which has a soaring, one-handed dunk Reggie Jackson had 15, and Stan- NO. 17 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 77 dropped fi ve of six games. Justin through traffi c. Toronto has won ley Johnson 13. Evan Fournier BELMONT 62 Holiday and Wendell Carter Jr. three straight against the Kings. led Orlando with 27 points, and RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Grace Hunter scored 16 each had 17 points, and Carter Willie Cauley-Stein and Buddy D.J. Augustin had 16. points, Kai Crutchfi eld added 15 and North Caro- had 11 rebounds. Hield scored 24 points apiece for Fournier hit three straight lina State used a big run in the fourth quarter to Sacramento. shots and Aaron Gordon added defeat Belmont. LAKERS 114, TIMBERWOLVES 110 a dunk to pull Orlando to 94-93 The Wolfpack, who have won 16 straight open- LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron THUNDERS 95, CAVALIERS 86 with 2:58 left. Griffi n made two ers, led 55-52 after three quarters and twice James had 24 points, 10 rebounds CLEVELAND (AP) — Dennis free throws to start a 9-0 run that swapped baskets with the Bruins before Hunter and nine assists, and Kyle Kuzma Schroder scored a season-high 28 Jackson fi nished with a 3-pointer knocked down a jumper. Crutchfi eld followed with scored six of his 21 points in the points in replacing injured star and a layup. a 3-pointer and another jumper before Aislinn fi nal minutes of Los Angeles’ Russell Westbrook and Oklaho- Konig drilled a 3. The same trio scored the next victory over Minnesota. ma City beat Cleveland. 76ERS 100, PACERS 94 eight points with Hunter fi nishing the 18-0 surge Josh Hart scored 21 points and Westbrook sprained his left INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Joel for a 77-56 lead with 2:54 to play. Brandon Ingram added 20 for ankle Monday, but the Thun- Embiid scored 20 points and Ben Belmont, which went 31-4 and won the Ohio Val- the Lakers, who avenged a loss der withstood Cleveland’s Simmons nearly had a triple ley Conference Tournament for the third straight at Minnesota nine days earlier fourth-quarter run without the double to lead Philadelphia past year to make the NCAA Tournament, missed with a tenacious fi nish at Staples two-time MVP to win its sixth Indiana for its fi rst road victory seven shots and had three turnovers during the Center. straight game after starting the of the season. more than fi ve-minute drought. Kuzma’s fourth 3-pointer put season 0-4. Simmons had 16 points, 10 Jenny Roy had 14 points and Ellie Harmeyer the Lakers up 111-104 with 1:51 to Cleveland (1-10) rallied from an rebounds and eight assists to and Darby Maggard 13 each for Belmont. play for their biggest lead of the 11-point defi cit early in the fourth help Philadelphia end a fi ve- night. Derrick Rose promptly hit quarter to go ahead. Oklahoma game losing streak on the road. NO. 20 TEXAS A&M 65 back-to-back 3-pointers for the City led 78-67 before the Cav- Indiana’s Victor Oladipo scored RICE 54 Wolves, trimming the lead to one aliers went on a 13-0 run. J.R. a season-high 36 points, and COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Chennedy with 1:06 left. Smith and Kyle Korver each hit Domantas Sabonis had 16 points Carter scored 22 points, Aaliyah Wilson and Kay- Kuzma hit one of two free two 3-pointers and the Cavaliers and 11 rebounds. la Wells combined for 34 and Texas A&M defeated throws with 9.5 seconds left after led 80-78 with 7:02 remaining. Rice in the season opener for both teams. two huge off ensive rebounds by Alex Abrines’ 3-pointer from the JAZZ 117, MAVERICKS 102 Carter, last season’s national freshman of the Tyson Chandler, who had nine corner gave the Thunder the lead SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Don- year, opened the scoring with a tip-in and scored boards in an auspicious Lakers for good with 4:31 to play. ovan Mitchell scored 23 points in the last four points from the foul line in a 13-1 debut. Rose missed a 3 under Paul George added 18 points his return from an ankle injury start. The Owls opened the scoring in the sec- heavy defensive pressure from for Oklahoma City. Cleveland and Utah beat Dallas to end a ond quarter to make an 8-0 run that pulled them Chandler, and Hart hit two free rookie point guard Collin Sexton four-game skid. within four but Carter scored the fi rst six of an throws to seal it. made his fi rst career start, with Mitchell also had seven assists 8-0 answer. Rose scored 31 points and Jim- George Hill out with a sore right and fi ve rebounds, and Rudy Gob- Carter had 14 points and Wilson scored 11 of her my Butler added 24 for the Tim- shoulder. Sexton had 15 points in ert had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 18 points in the fi rst half that ended with the Ag- berwolves, who dropped to 0-7 on a career-high 42 minutes. four blocked shots. Alec Burks gies on top 28-18. Rice got back within three with the road this season with their added 18 points off the bench. 2½ minutes left in the third quarter, but Carter fourth consecutive loss overall. HEAT 95, SPURS 88 Utah earned its fi rst home win and Wells, who had 16 points, scored the fi nal six Minnesota had won fi ve straight MIAMI (AP) — Hassan White- of the season after opening with points for some separation. A&M made 7 of 8 free over the Lakers. side had 29 points, 20 rebounds four straight home losses for the throws in the fourth quarter to preserve the win. James fell just shy of his 75th and an NBA season-high nine fi rst time since 1974-75. Erica Ogwumike led the Owls with 12 points. 0SCOREBOARD0

ESPNU — North Carolina at Elon Anaheim 17 7 7 3 17 41 48 Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Memphis 89, Denver 87 ON TELEVISION SEC — S. Illinois at Kentucky Arizona 13 7 6 0 14 37 29 N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Southwest Division New Orleans 107, Chicago 98 7 p.m. Vegas 15 6 8 1 13 34 42 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB Philadelphia 100, Indiana 94 Thursday, Nov. 8 BTN — Montana St. at Indiana Los Angeles 14 5 8 1 11 32 46 Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. San Antonio 6 4 .600 — Utah 117, Dallas 102 BOXING 7:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Memphis 6 4 .600 — Toronto 114, Sacramento 105 10 p.m. CBSSN — Maryland at Navy Columbus 4, Dallas 1 New Orleans 5 6 .455 1½ L.A. Lakers 114, Minnesota 110 ESPN2 — Jesus Soto Karass vs. Neeco Macias, junior 8 p.m. Toronto 3, Vegas 1 BASKETBALL Houston 4 5 .444 1½ Thursday’s Games middleweights, at Indio, Calif. ESPNU — Buff alo at West Virginia N.Y. Rangers 5, Montreal 3 Dallas 3 8 .273 3½ Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8:30 p.m. Ottawa 7, New Jersey 3 NBA Northwest Division Boston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 7 p.m. SEC — Washington at Auburn Detroit 3, Vancouver 2, SO All Times EDT Denver 9 2 .818 — L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m. BTN — New Orleans at Northwestern 10 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Edmonton 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Portland 8 3 .727 1 Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL ESPNU — Yale vs. California, at Shanghai St. Louis 4, Carolina 1 Atlantic Division Oklahoma City 6 4 .600 2½ Friday’s Games 6 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL San Jose 4, Minnesota 3 W L Pct GB Utah 5 6 .455 4 Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. ESPNU — NC Central at Bethune-Cookman 6 p.m. Los Angeles 4, Anaheim 1 Toronto 11 1 .917 — Minnesota 4 8 .333 5½ Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Louisville at Syracuse Wednesday’s Games Boston 6 4 .600 4 Pacific Division Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Wake Forest at NC State 9:15 p.m. Washington 2, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 7 5 .583 4 Golden State 10 1 .909 — Indiana at Miami, 8 p.m. GOLF ESPN2 — Fresno St. at Boise St. Nashville 4, Colorado 1 Brooklyn 5 6 .455 5½ L.A. Clippers 6 4 .600 3½ Brooklyn at Denver, 9 p.m. Noon DRAG RACING Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 New York 4 8 .333 7 Sacramento 6 5 .545 4 Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, Mayakoba Golf Classic, first round, 9:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Southeast Division L.A. Lakers 5 6 .455 5 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. at Playa del Carmen, Mexico FS1 — NHRA, Auto Club Finals, qualifying rounds, at Vancouver at Boston, 7 p.m. Charlotte 6 5 .545 — Phoenix 2 8 .200 7½ Saturday’s Games 3 p.m. Pomona, Calif. (same-day tape) Edmonton at Florida, 7 p.m. Miami 5 5 .500 ½ Tuesday’s Games New York at Toronto, 3 p.m. GOLF — Champions Tour, Charles Schwab Cup GOLF Arizona at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Orlando 4 7 .364 2 Charlotte 113, Atlanta 102 Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Championship, first round, at Phoenix Noon Buff alo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta 3 8 .273 3 Dallas 119, Washington 100 Phoenix at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 10 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, Mayakoba Golf Classic, second Vegas at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Washington 2 8 .200 3½ Brooklyn 104, Phoenix 82 Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, Blue Bay LPGA, third round, at round, at Playa del Carmen, Mexico N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Central Division Portland 118, Milwaukee 103 Philadelphia at Memphis, 8 p.m. Hainan Island, China 3 p.m. Carolina at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 8 2 .800 — Wednesday’s Games Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. 2 a.m. (Friday) GOLF — Champions Tour, Charles Schwab Cup San Jose at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Indiana 7 5 .583 2 Detroit 103, Orlando 96 Brooklyn at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Nedbank Golf Challenge, Championship, second round, at Phoenix Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Detroit 5 5 .500 3 Oklahoma City 95, Cleveland 86 Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. second round, at Sun City, South Africa 10 p.m. Friday’s Games Chicago 3 9 .250 6 Miami 95, San Antonio 88 Oklahoma City at Dallas, 9 p.m. MLB BASEBALL GOLF — LPGA Tour, Blue Bay LPGA, final round, at New Jersey at Toronto, 7 p.m. Cleveland 1 10 .091 7½ New York 112, Atlanta 107 L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 3:30 a.m. (Friday) Hainan Island, China MLB — Japan All-Star Series, Game 1, MLB All-Stars 2 a.m. (Saturday) vs. Yomuiuri Giants, at Tokyo GOLF — European PGA Tour, Nedbank Golf Challenge, NBA BASKETBALL third round, at Sun City, South Africa 7 p.m. MLB BASEBALL TNT — Houston at Oklahoma City 3:30 a.m. (Saturday) 9:30 p.m. MLB — Japan All-Star Series, Game 2, MLB All-Stars TNT — Milwaukee at Golden State vs. Japan, at Tokyo NFL FOOTBALL NBA BASKETBALL 7:20 p.m. 6 p.m. FOX & NFL — Carolina at Pittsburgh NBA — Charlotte at Philadelphia SOCCER 8:30 p.m. Noon ESPN — Boston at Utah ESPN2 — Women, International friendly, Portugal vs. SOCCER United States, at Estoril, Portugal 1:20 p.m. 7 p.m. FS2 — Bundesliga, Hannover vs. Wolfsburg ESPN2 — 2018 USL Cup, teams and site TBA 9:30 p.m. FS1 — MLS playoff s, Western Conference semifinals, HOCKEY Leg 2, team TBA at Seattle NHL All Times EDT Atlantic Division Friday, Nov. 9 GP W L OT Pts GF GA AUTO RACING Tampa Bay 15 11 3 1 23 55 40 6:55 a.m. Toronto 15 10 5 0 20 51 40 ESPNU — Formula One, Heineken Brazilian Grand Boston 14 8 4 2 18 39 31 Prix, practice, at Sao Paolo Montreal 15 8 5 2 18 48 45 10:55 a.m. Buff alo 15 7 6 2 16 43 44 ESPNU — Formula One, Heineken Brazilian Grand Ottawa 15 6 6 3 15 52 62 Prix, practice, at Sao Paolo Detroit 15 5 8 2 12 40 55 12:30 p.m. Florida 11 3 5 3 9 34 41 NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Series, Can- Metropolitan Division Am 500, practice, at Avondale, Ariz. N.Y. Islanders 14 8 4 2 18 45 34 1:30 p.m. Washington 14 7 4 3 17 52 50 NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Whelen Trusted To Columbus 15 8 6 1 17 50 52 Perform 200, practice, at Avondale, Ariz. Pittsburgh 14 6 5 3 15 47 47 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia 15 7 7 1 15 48 56 NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Whelen Trusted To N.Y. Rangers 15 7 7 1 15 43 47 Perform 200, final practice, at Avondale, Ariz. Carolina 15 6 7 2 14 40 45 4:30 p.m. New Jersey 13 6 6 1 13 42 43 FS1 — NASCAR, Series, Lucas Oil 150, qualifying, at WESTERN CONFERENCE Avondale, Ariz. Central Division 6 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Series, Can- Nashville 15 12 3 0 24 51 31 Am 500, qualifying, at Avondale, Ariz. Minnesota 14 8 4 2 18 43 40 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 41 38 FS1 — NASCAR, Series, Lucas Oil 150, at Avondale, Ariz. Dallas 15 8 6 1 17 42 40 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Colorado 15 7 5 3 17 53 44 5 p.m. Chicago 15 6 6 3 15 46 56 CBSSN — Providence vs. Wichita St., at Annapolis, Md. St. Louis 13 5 5 3 13 46 48 5:30 p.m. Pacific Division FS2 — Bowling Green at St. John’s San Jose 15 8 4 3 19 50 46 6 p.m. Calgary 16 9 6 1 19 54 53 ESPN — Arkansas vs. Texas, at Fort Bliss (El Paso, Vancouver 16 9 6 1 19 49 53 Texas) Edmonton 15 8 6 1 17 44 46 B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 8, 2018

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Ref's Avail. not required. Applications for the Tennessee Depart- •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo Call for free Est. Call 931- may be picked up 6:00-6:30 ment of Children Services, Thermal •Nate Certified. 268-9102 M-F. Lighthouse Learning 600 Hearthwood Court, Call Doyle Sells (931)265- Academy, 1160 Perimeter Cookeville, Tennessee 4057, Steve Martin 931- Park Dr. 520-7400 38506, (931) 646-3011, an 397-7115. Answer to the Petition for (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- Cookeville Regional Medical Center Termination of Parental 5197 120 Rights filed by the Tenness- Paint/Wallpaper Now Hiring ee Department of Children Munoz Remolding/Paint- Food Service Aide F/T & Services, within thirty (30) ing: Bathroom remodeling, days of the last day of pub- PRN; Cashier F/T; 025 Special Notices Hardwood, Wall repair, Cook/Baker PRN; Child- lication of this notice, and Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- pursuant to Rule 103(c)(3) Inground Fiberglass Pools care Aide FT & PRN; Hos- FOR YOUR ters cleaned. Much More! pitality Clerk F/T; Regis- of the Tenn. R. Juv. P. you CONVENIENCE (931)239-5812 Life time Guarantee. Fast must also appear in the Ju- install. Call (931)349-4219 tration Representative F/T venile Court of Macon & PRN: Medical Tran- The Herald Citizen has in- 121 scriptionist F/T: Financial County, Tennessee at La- stalled an after hours drop Pest Control 210 fayette, Tennessee on the Child/Elder Care Counselor/Cashier PRN; box for Interpreter PRN; House- 17th day of January, 2019, • Circulation Dept. payments Certified Nurses Aide would at 9:00 A.M. for the Adjudic- keeper/Floor Tech FT & • Classified Dept. payments like to sit w/elderly, will do light PRN. atory Hearing on the Peti- • Letters to the Editor housekeeping. 528-6912 tion for Termination of Par- • Community News Bulletin The Children’s Center at For More Information and to ental Rights filed by the • I Like to Know Questions apply go to: State of Tennessee, Depart- • News & Sports Info and Cookeville Regional Med- ical Center currently has www.crmchealth.org ment of Children’s Services. Photos ALL STAR PEST E.O.E If you fail to do so, a default openings available for CONTROL Children ages 3-5 years. judgment will be taken YOUR LOCAL NEWS OF TENNESSEE against you pursuant to SOURCE Complete Termite Service The Children’s Center at Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1- Herald-Citizen Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. 117(n) and Rule 55 of the 1300 Neal Street Cookeville Regional Medic- All work guaranteed al Center is an 8200 square Tenn. R. of Civ. P. for the Cookeville, TN 38501 Free Estimates. relief demanded in the Peti- foot facility designed to Now Hiring - Software MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 meet the highest standards tion. You may view and ob- Charter # 4252 Testers tain a copy of the Petition for health and safety in and any other subsequently PLEASE READ YOUR AD childcare. Licensed for 99 Digital Dream Forge is hir- filed legal documents at the The Herald-Citizen makes 125 Home Renovation children from the ages of six ing entry level software test- Macon County Juvenile every effort to assure that weeks to five years, The ers. Apply online at Court Clerk’s Office, Lafay- your ad is accurate. Advert- Children’s Center staff of- https://apply.digitaldreamforge. ette, Tennessee. isers should read their ad- fers a complete curriculum tools 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15 vertisement the first day it for the children in their care. appears and report any er- The Children’s Center is Now Hiring crew members rors immediately. The Her- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & open to hospital employees for days F/T. Competitive ald-Citizen is responsible for DOORS. Call today for free in- and the public. pay, flexible hrs. We will Notice of Public Sale only the first incorrect inser- home Est. Serving Ckvl for over All staff members are quali- work around your school & Notice is hereby given that tion and no allowance will 15 yrs. 931-Windows fied, experienced child de- church hours. Apply daily in on November 23, 2018 at be made for more than one velopment professionals. All person @ Dairy Queen bwtn 10:00 a.m. the following insertion. 130 Tree Service staff are CPR, First-Aid and 10A-1P 38 W. Spring St Ckvl vehicles will be sold to the AED certified. The center highest bidder to satisfy OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE serves breakfast and hot, PT Waitress needed for mechanic's liens currently 050 4 generations of tree care. nutritious lunches daily M&M Country Cafe 618 E being held by Bohannon's Lost and Found Specialize in dangerous tree along with two snacks. For Hudgens St. Apply in per- Towing & Auto Repair on LOST ADULT female multi removal.Grind stumps. more information or to re- son pls M-F. (931)651-1361 the following vehicles: colored calco cat, area of Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- quest an application, please 1999 Lincoln 2466;260-5655 call The Children’s Center. Sparta, TN manufacturer Coloinal Hills S/D on Bur- seeking an IT Support Ana- VIN#1LNHM81W8XY625777 gess Falls Rd on Fri 9/12. Contact Information 1999 Chrysler ARBOR MEDICS Tree Phone: 931-783-2492 lyst. Job responsibilities in- Call (931)260-6261. Specialist: Owner: Scott clude supporting customers VIN#3C3EL55H1XT585648 $100 REWARD OFFERED! Email: HYPERLINK 1997 Ford Winningham. ISA Certified "mailto:mlleonard@crmchea via phone, troubleshooting VIN#1FTCR11U7VPB07619 Arborist. #SO-5152-AT lth.org" issues, and performing re- 2002 Dodge 537-6829 / 261-1967 [email protected] mote installations. Previous VIN#1B7HA16N72J119959 105 Cleaning tech support experience is 2009 Ford 135 Yard Work Hours of Operation? preferred. Good communic- VIN#1ZVHT80NX95129137 XTREME PRESSURE (for non-hospital employ- ation skills required. We of- Said sale will take place at WASH: Comm/Res, clean RHETT BUTLER's ees) 6:15 AM - 5:30 PM? fer competitive salary plus Bohannon's Towing & Auto vinyl, gutters, decks, con- LAWN CARE (for hospital employees) benefits. We are an equal Repair, 1651 Harristown crete, etc. Lic'd/Ins‚d. Free Mowing, Landscaping, 6:15 AM - 6:00 PM opportunity employer that Rd., Monterey, Tennessee Est. Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Mulching, c and will be sold as is. Bo- Yard Maintenance hannon's Towing & Auto Call local cell 544-3303 Repair shall reserve the right to reject any bid below TOM'S CARPET MOWING, LANDSCAPING, amount of invoiced mechan- CLEANING Pressure Washing, hauling, ic's lien. #1 Cleaning Specialist cleaning, odd jobs. Free 11/8 Call (931)349-2288 Est. Call 265-5775

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This message is a public ser- brand new $3 ea. Call (931) books, dishes, glassware,    vice of the Herald-Citizen & 823-0647 city’s business office to home decor, MUCH MORE! 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, Regional Buyers Guide. CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 WANTED TO BUY 2"My Pillow" pillows, obtain a permit. blocks from TTU. 265-8661 Used Mobile Homes brand new, still in box $100. JOB #   Call 931-668-2031   Call (931)823-0647 City of Algood 2BR, 1BA. Kitchen w/appls, 59963 215 W Main St. FREE FIREWOOD lrg laundry rm & deck. Tile DRIVER NEEDED: CDL 2"My Pillow" pillows, Algood, TN DELIVERED flrs. $650, $650/dep. Great driver needed. Must be brand new, still in box $100. May be Hardwood or Mixed. location off 10th St. 931- class A, with good, safe Call (931)823-0647 or Will come in long lengths, 931-881-7757 driving history & able to will need to be cut up & pass drug & background 7 BARBIE Dolls w/clothes City of Cookeville split. 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Call MARKETPLACE erences from a Vet. Call Fraud Information Center, 1- (931)260-1748 SATURDAY 11/10 .. 9A-3P 931-935-1410 800-876-7060. This mes- At "The Venue" Bledsoe County Correctional Complex ENESCO GROWING up 620 S Jefferson Ave Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our eff orts to be recognized as the best sage is a public service of correctional agency in the nation. the Herald-Citizen & Re- doll, Blonde, age 9-12, $20 Suite #206   each 528-2905 Across from Big Lots bwtn Elec- Correctional Offi cers starting on or before November 22nd will gional Buyers Guide. tronic Express & Adams Place EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real be trained onsite in our regional training program. This is a great FOR SALE: Medicine Cab- Some Vendors: Posh, Tup- estate advertised in this news- opportunity for individuals that would have a diffi cult time completing FEDERAL LAW allows you inet, Hot point stove electric, perware, Mary Kay, Pappar- paper is subject to the Federal the training held at the training academy in Tullahoma. to correct your credit report drop in, Gen Air Stove, Wa- azi, Pampered Chef & Fair Housing Act of 1968 and Don’t wait; apply online www.tn.gov/hr or onsite Monday through Friday. for free. For more informa- ter Bed, Call 319-2549 or MANY OTHERS. the Tennessee Human Rights tion about credit repair 372-0677 Act which makes it illegal to ad- • Starting Salary: $2,277/month scams, write to the Federal COMMUNITY YARD SALE vertise "any preference, limita- • $600 Correctional Offi cer Sign-On Bonus Trade Commission, Wash- FREE FIREWOOD 15+ Families tion or discrimination based on • 12 Hour Shifts ington, D.C., 20580 or call Prescott So. Elementary race, color, religion, sex, famili- • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, Off Friday, Saturday & Sunday You Cut - You Haul al status or national origin, han- • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule the National Fraud Informa- Call 931-248-9261 SATURDAY .. 8AM - 12N Designer purses, boutique dicap/disability or an intention to • High School Diploma or GED Required tion Center, 1-800-876- • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree clothes, Perfectly Posh, 31 make any such preference, lim- 7060. This message is a FREE WOOD SKIDS itation or discrimination." This • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI public service of the Herald- Available at the rear of the Bags, Dale Earnhardt Jr. newspaper will not knowingly Bill benefi ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Citizen& Regional Buyers Herald-Citizen collectibles, baby items, accept any advertising for real Program Guide. 1300 Neal Street, CD's, DVD's, books, MORE! estate which is in violation of Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 Cookeville, TN. 38501 the law. Our readers are in- Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, Downtown Cookeville formed that all dwellings advert- Garage Sale Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off including Military Leave,   Having a hard time seeing ised in this newspaper are 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the benefi ts SATURDAY .. 7AM - TIL available on an equal opportun- aff orded to state employees. the print in your favorite 583 E. 4th Street, Ckvl ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- Newspaper, Magazine or Tools, lumber, furniture, tunity, M/F. Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, maintenance, Bible or ever had trouble home decor, camping gear, Herald-Citizen & warehouse or teaching position? Be sure to check out www.tn.gov/hr to reading the telephone dir- kitchenware, teen/young view current vacancies. New lists are posted weekly. Application window is ectory or a map? adult name brand clothes. Regional Buyers Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. Now Available No Early Birds Please! 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STANDINGS Through Nov. 3 POWER RANKINGS Breaking down the SEC

EAST CONF ALL WEST CONF ALL 1. Alabama (9-0): The Crimson Tide is the TEAM W-L W-L PF PA HOME AWAY TEAM W-L W-L PF PA HOME AWAY Georgia 6-1 8-1 343 148 4-0 3-1 Alabama 6-0 9-0 462 127 4-0 4-0 best team in America, but the Starkville Kentucky 5-2 7-2 222 138 5-1 2-1 LSU 4-2 7-2 243 150 5-1 1-1 Dogs can bite in this schedule spot. Florida 4-3 6-3 275 190 3-2 3-0 Auburn 3-3 6-3 255 156 4-2 1-1 South Carolina 4-3 5-3 248 223 3-2 2-1 Texas A&M 3-3 5-4 263 200 3-1 1-3 Last week: 1 Missouri 1-4 5-4 322 248 3-2 2-2 Mississippi State 2-3 6-3 262 111 5-1 1-2 Tennessee 1-4 4-5 219 240 3-2 1-2 Ole Miss 1-4 5-4 351 325 3-3 1-1 Vanderbilt 1-4 4-5 230 226 3-2 1-3 Arkansas 0-5 2-7 237 303 2-4 0-2 2. Georgia (8-1): For all the season crazi- ness, Georgia vs. Alabama is the SEC Championship Game we all expected in the GAME OF THE WEEK NO. 18 MISS. ST. (6-3, 2-3) AT NO. 1 ALABAMA (9-0, 6-0) Last week: 3 summer.

When: 3:30 p.m. EST Saturday Where: Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, Ala. TV: CBS 3. LSU (7-2): We found out that Coach O is more than just a nickname, it’s also a scoreboard. CAN’DOGS Last week: 2 4. Mississippi State (6-3): MSU has been moving up quietly, which is hard to do when you wear a cowbell. HAVEADAY? Last week: 5 5. Auburn (6-3): Could the Tigers be setting MISSISSIPPI STATE FACES LONG ODDS AS up another miracle November? Road games IT FACES A ROLLING TIDE IN ALABAMA like Georgia make it harder. Last week: 8

6. Kentucky (7-2): The big stage proved too big. The goal now is a warm-weather bowl.

Last week: 4

7. Texas A&M (5-4): Jimbo’s making lots of money and can afford to be generous, so he gave Auburn an entire football game. Last week: 7

Mississippi State wide receiver Stephen Guidry 8. Missouri (5-4): Mizzou’s computer profile (1) dives into the end zone for a touchdown has exceeded its win total so far, but don’t against Louisiana Tech on Saturday in try telling that to Florida. Starkville, Miss. [JIM LYTLE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Last week: 10

9. Florida (6-3): Dan Mullen’s first year at KEYS FOR Florida is morphing into Nick Saban’s first picking up steam. MSU needs all season last weekend, but year at Alabama. MISSISSIPPI STATE to keep the Crimson Tide from its offense has been pretty being balance on offense. overwhelming all season. The Last week: 6 Establish the run: The Crimson Tide should try to KEYS FOR ALABAMA 10. South Carolina (5-3): At least the Game- Bulldogs are second in the put MSU in a hole early and cocks were exciting last Saturday but a SEC in rushing at better force the Bulldogs out of their return to dullness could happen quickly. than 230 yards per game. Avoid the hangover: This run-first comfort zone. Alabama is second in run is the second consecutive Last week: 9 PREDICTION defense, allowing 102 per physical game for the Crimson 11. Ole Miss (5-4): The Rebels can’t win outing. MSU needs to sus- Tide, which is coming off a big because they stop no one — but they go tain drives and eat up clock win at LSU. That was an Alabama 39, Mississippi down swinging. to keep Alabama’s explosive emotional victory for Ala- State 16: These Bulldogs offense on the sideline. bama, which cannot afford have proven themselves to Last week: 11 Stop the run: It’s Football to overlook the scrappy be capable of pulling off the 12. Tennessee (4-5): The Tennessee vs. 101, control the line of scrim- Bulldogs after clinch- occasional upset and can’t Charlotte game had to be the worst ever mage and you have a chance ing a spot in the SEC be counted out, but Ala- seen, if anyone saw it. to win. The Bulldogs are Championship Game. bama is playing on a differ- third in run defense, allow- Strike first, strike hard, ent level. The Crimson Tide Last week: 12 ing 111 yards per game, while no mercy: Alabama didn’t put down LSU and will do the 13. Vanderbilt (4-5): The Commodores could Alabama’s ground game is score on its opening drive same to Mississippi State. still find themselves in a bowl game ...

Last week: 13 BEST OF THE REST This weekend’s other top conference games (all times EST) 14. Arkansas (2-7): ... so could the Razor- SOUTH CAROLINA (5-3) AT NO. 12 KENTUCKY (7-2) AUBURN (6-3) AT backs, if they buy themselves some tickets. NO. 19 AT FLORIDA (6-3) AT TENNESSEE (4-5) NO. 5 GEORGIA (8-1) When: Noon Saturday When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday When: 7 p.m. Saturday Last week: 14 Where: Gainesville, Fla. Where: Knoxville, Tenn. Where: Athens, Ga. TV: ESPN TV: SEC Network TV: ESPN Notes: Two weeks ago these Notes: With the SEC East title off Notes: With the East clinched, PLAYERTO WATCH teams seemed pretty far apart. the table after losing at home to the Bulldogs must be cautious to But now, after the Gamecocks sur- Georgia last weekend, the Wild- avoid a letdown against an Auburn D’Andre Swift, RB, Georgia: Ran for a vived a shootout at Ole Miss and cats need to be on the lookout for team that hasn’t had the type of career-high 156 yards and two TDs to Florida got trounced by Missouri, the road upset at Tennessee. Even year it hoped for. But the Tigers help the No. 6 Bulldogs beat Kentucky this game has suddenly become a with the East hopes gone, there’s have rebounded in recent weeks, 34-17. battle for third in the SEC East. still a lot left to be played for in Big leaving the Bulldogs on high alert Blue Nation. to not overlook one of their biggest rivals.

ROUNDING IT OUT This weekend’s other games BY THE NUMBERS SEC individual statistical leaders through Nov. 3 SATURDAY Time (ET) Matchup TV Noon Vanderbilt at Missouri SEC Network Noon Ole Miss at Texas A&M CBS 7:30 p.m. #9 LSU at Arkansas SEC Network

PASSING YARDS PASSING TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING YARDS RECEIVING YARDS SCORING Player Yds. Player No. Player Yds. Player Yds. Player Pts. Jordan Ta’amu, MISS 3,001 Tua Tagovailoa, ALA 27 Benny Snell Jr., UK 1008 A.J. Brown, MISS 920 Cole Tracy, PK, LSU 87 Drew Lock, MIZZ 2,394 Drew Lock, MIZZ 19 T. Williams, TA&M 931 Jerry Jeudy, ALA 880 R. Blankenship, PK, UGA 85 Tua Tagovailoa, ALA 2,361 Jake Fromm, UGA 17 Scottie Phillips, MISS 923 Kalija Lipscomb, VAN 632 Luke Logan, PK, MISS 85 Kellen Mond, TA&M 2,252 Feleipe Franks, FLA 16 Nick Fitzgerald, MSST 839 DaMarkus Lodge, MISS 584 S. Phillips, RB, MISS 84 Kyle Shurmur, VAN 2,037 Jordan Ta’amu, MISS 16 Nick Brossette, LSU 702 D.K. Metcalf, MISS 569 T. McCann, PK, MIZ 83 Georgia tries to improve playoff hopes with win vs. Auburn

(AP) — Here are some four-team playoff fi eld even after throwing 27 touchdowns the SEC. Stadium 16 straight times. ... things to watch during Week if they upset No. 1 Alabama and just one interception Missouri’s Drew Lock could 11 of the Southeastern Con- (No. 1 CFP) in the SEC cham- over his fi rst nine games. NUMBERS GAME move as high as third place ference football season: pionship game. Auburn and The top-ranked Tide (No. South Carolina will be on the SEC’s career passing Georgia met twice last season. 1 CFP) are averaging 51.3 attempting to beat No. 19 list this week. Lock currently GAME OF THE WEEK Georgia lost 40-17 at Auburn points per game. Mississip- Florida (No. 15 CFP) for the ranks sixth in career yards Auburn (No. 24 College during the regular season be- pi State’s defense has been sixth time in their last nine passing with 11,089. He’s in Football Playoff ) at No. 5 fore beating the Tigers 28-7 in among the best in the nation, meetings Saturday. Before position to pass Florida’s Georgia (No. 5 CFP): This the SEC championship game. giving up just nine off ensive that stretch, Florida went 18-1 Chris Leak (11,213 from 2003- rematch of last year’s SEC touchdowns all season. The against South Carolina from 06), Tennessee’s Peyton Man- championship game is import- MATCHUP OF THE WEEK 18th-ranked Bulldogs (No. 16 1964-2009. ... No. 12 Kentucky ning (11,201 from 1994-97) and ant to Georgia’s playoff hopes. Alabama QB Tua Tagov- CFP) are especially good at (No. 11 CFP) will try to beat Georgia’s Eric Zeier (11,153 If Georgia falls to Auburn ailoa vs. Mississippi State’s stopping the passing game: Tennessee in Knoxville for from 1991-94) this week. The for a second regular-season pass defense. Tagovailoa has They’ve given up just 167.2 the fi rst time since 1984 this record is held by Georgia’s loss, the Bulldogs could have established himself as the yards through the air per week. The Wildcats have Aaron Murray, who threw for a tough time making the Heisman Trophy favorite game, which ranks fi rst in lost to Tennessee at Neyland 13,166 yards from 2010-13.