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114th Year | No. 309 | thursday, december 29, 2016 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Monterey committee takes no action on improper gun sale By TRACEY HACKETT At that time, officers were allowed to to the best of my knowledge, it was,” have been transferred to the owner- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff purchase their old guns without the he said. ship of the officers who used them as weapons first being declared surplus. When the issue came to light, how- duty weapons. A few of the officers The Monterey Police Committee “I take responsibility for the situa- ever, representatives of the Municipal have sold them to third parties, who this week took no action to rectify an tion,” Chief Bill Randolph told the Technical Assistance Service advised now hold ownership of the weapons. improper gun sale the town’s police committee Tuesday. “I should have the town that the guns should be re- “They’re all accounted for. They’ve department held earlier this year. known better or I should have known trieved, declared surplus and then all been legally transferred into the Members instead chose to chalk it to ask, and I didn’t.” sold at public auction. The chief told new owners’ names. The new owners I up as a lesson learned, and follow Randolph explained to the commit- the committee this week that most of spoke with don’t want to relinquish specified guidelines in the future. The tee that he’d put a trusted employee in the improperly sold guns had been ac- them, and I didn’t press the issue,” improper sale happened when the po- charge of the task. counted for — but the new owners re- Randolph told the committee. lice department replaced its issued “I told him to handle it just like it’s fused to relinquish the weapons. weapons. always been handled in the past, and Most of the 17 guns that were sold See GUNS, Page 3 Water work Couple’s luck runs out of gas By TRACEY HACKETT arrest warrant in Trous- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff dale County. The female passenger provided a A couple who ran out driver’s license that is of gas on Interstate 40 on suspended,” Williams Wednesday also ran out said. The trooper re- of luck when a Ten- quested a records check nessee state trooper who on both. stopped to help found While speaking with them with drugs. the two, Williams said Ronald Jacobsen, 40, Jacobsen told the of Hartsville, and Shana trooper he had been Washer, 37, of Hickman, charged with possession were both arrested in of methamphetamine in connection with the inci- Sumner County in No- dent. vember. A records check re- “I began to question vealed the driver, Jacob- both subjects about the sen, to be a career presence of drugs in the offender with multiple vehicle,” Williams said. drug and theft charges That’s reportedly on his record. The pas- when Jacobsen surren- senger, Washer, was dered an item of drug wanted on an active war- paraphernalia and some rant out of Wilson prescription narcotics. County. “I performed a proba- Trooper Joseph ble cause search of Mr. Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Williams said he stopped Jacobsen’s person and Jason Hawks of the Cookeville Water Quality Control Department works in a hole alongside West when he saw a white located approximately Jackson Street on Wednesday in front of Cane Creek Elementary School, where a new shut-off Ford pickup the two 3.5 grams of metham- valve is being installed. Another photo on Page 3. were in disabled on the phetamine in his right right shoulder of Inter- pocket,” the trooper said. state 40 westbound near Williams charged the mile marker 272. man with possession of The trooper said nei- more than half a gram THP plans sobriety checkpoints this weekend ther provided satisfac- with the intent to sell tory identification when and deliver, which is a By TRACEY HACKETT safe and happy start to the 2017 Randall Maynard of the THP’s he asked for it. Class B felony. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff new year. Cookeville district. “Mr. Jacobsen pro- The trooper said he That’s why troopers will be The first will be held on Fri- vided a Tennessee ID also searched the vehi- The Tennessee Highway Pa- conducting two sobriety check- only and then stated that trol wants everyone to have a points this weekend, said Lt. See THP, Page 3 he would show an active See LUCK, Page 3 Child center to move to new location

By MEGAN TROTTER ing to help even more chil- new office at 750 Spring St. in HERALD-CITIZEN Staff dren. Cookeville, and hope to be “We were busting at the ready to open by Jan. 1. The Since 2003, the Child Advo- seams at our old location,” former location on Old Ken- cacy Center has been a light Jennifer Wilkerson, center tucky Road in Cookeville is in the dark for kids strug- director, said. still operational while work gling with the effects of “There’s a lot that goes on is being done on the new abuse and neglect in their in that building. Now we can building. lives. spread out and give families “We just really can’t close The center sees about 1,000 a more comfortable space down. We just have so many children a year, all of whom and staff a more comfortable kids coming through,” Wilk- have lived through heart- space to be able to work in.” erson said. Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen breaking and sometimes hor- Volunteers are in the “On top of what we nor- rific circumstances. process of cleaning up and Lilly Dyer, volunteer, sweeps up debris on the floor of the fa- Now, the center is expand- painting the interior of their See CHILD, Page 2 cility that will house the Child Advocacy Center.

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READER SERVICES Cumberland River Hospital hosts blood drive The nonprofit regional blood drive. They are the only the holidays to help offset this Cumberland River Hospital, blood center, Blood Assurance, supplier of blood products at decline. contact Jennifer Schultz at Contact us: is partnering with Cumberland our facility,” said Candie Each donation of blood con- (931)-797-0263. River Hospital to host a public Power, a spokeswoman for tains plasma, red blood cells For community members in- Address: blood drive on Friday, Jan. 6. 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From Page 1 tions of gently used items from Miss Your Paper? people in the community and sells mally do, the state has asked us to them inside the store. Your carrier is an independent assist with some of the other coun- All of the profit goes back to the contractor. However, as a service to our subscribers, our ties. Child Advocacy Center to help circulation department is open “We’ve gone from covering seven fund the services for the children. from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- counties to covering 11.” Volunteers are hard at work try- day-Friday and from Staff at the center have long dis- ing to get the interior of the build- 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to cussed the need for a larger space, ing painted and furnished. answer calls. so when the opportunity came up Staff is also hopeful that they Call 931-526-9715. to secure the office on Spring can coordinate an artist project Street, they jumped at the chance. with the kids they serve in order to The total space is 8,000 square feet help decorate the freshly-painted Herald-Citizen — more than double what they had walls. at the old building. Volunteers also are still needed USPS 313-680 The new building will include of- to help with the interior work and ISSN 8750-5541 fices for staff, counseling rooms the move. and exam rooms for those who “At first, we thought we could The Herald-Citizen is published daily except Saturdays, were victims of sexual assault. get this painted in a couple days, New Year’s Day, Independence The thrift store will also be relo- but now I suspect that that’s not Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving cated to the new building and will going to be the case,” Wilkerson Day and Christmas Day by now have heating and cooling — said. “It’s larger than what we had Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., something they lacked in their old participated.” at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box location. Volunteers are needed to help 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. “We had to close down during the staff the thrift store’s upcoming Periodicals postage paid at hottest and coldest parts of the extended hours as well. There is Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- year,” Wilkerson said. “Now we also a need for new or gently used TER: send address changes to have double our space and can office furniture to help furnish the Vickie Hargis, foreground, family advocate with the Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, bring in even more donations and new space. Child Advocacy Center, paints a wall with Amanda Cookeville TN 38502. Matthews, forensic interviewer, to help prepare the The Herald-Citizen is a mem- hopefully look at expanding store For more information about vol- hours.” unteering or donating to the Child organization’s new building for children who have ber of the Tennessee Press been abused. Association and the Associ- The thrift store accepts dona- Advocacy Center can call 854-0115. ated Press. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news Weather printed in the Herald-Citizen. Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Readings: Wednesday’s high in Partly cloudy. Night Night Night Cookeville was 64, low 29, Low around Mostly clear. An 80% A 50% with 0.45 inches of rain. Jack McNeely 29. Gusts as Wednesday’s high in Mon- Low around 29. South chance of rain. Low chance of rain. Low Editor & Publisher high as 20 mph. terey was 61, low 37, with wind around 5 mph. around 43. South wind around 52. SSE wind 5 0.50 inches of rain. Terri Likens around 10 mph. to 10 mph. Almanac: Managing Editor Friday Saturday Thursday is the 364th day of Sunny. High the year with 2 remaining. A 40% Sunday Monday Roger Wells near 42. Gusts The sun sets at 4:36 p.m. and chance of A 70% A 70% will rise at 6:53 a.m. on Fri- Advertising Director as high as 20 rain. Mostly chance of chance of day. The moon is a new moon mph. cloudy. High near 47. rain. High rain. Cloudy. with 0% of the visible disc il- Keith McCormick luminated. Circulation Manager Gusts as high as 20 near 53. SSE wind 5 to High near 63. mph. 10 mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 — A3 LOCAL GUNS: Monterey takes no action on improper gun sale

From Page 1 guarantee that the guns would the proper procedure. made because there was no policy.” be returned to those who cur- “How can you transfer city written policy for the gun Since the ownership of the If the owners did give up rently possess them. property without the city sale. guns have already been trans- the guns, the weapons would After the issue came to okaying it?” Alderwoman Mayor Bill Wiggins referred to others’ names, how- have to be sold at public auc- light, however, some alder- Clarice West asked at a July sponded: “Only the board can ever, other aldermen seemed tion after being declared sur- men questioned the legality of meeting. At that time, Ran- declare something surplus, so satisﬁed that the town does plus. That means no the sale since it didn’t follow dolph said the mistake was there is kind of an unwritten not have a legal liability.

THP: Sobriety checkpoints this weekend From Page 1 points, troopers will be “The Tennessee High- evaluating drivers for way Patrol recognizes day, Dec. 30, on Highway signs of alcohol or drug that sobriety check- 135, or Dodson Branch impairment, Maynard points are highly visible Highway, at Ditty Road, said. and eﬀective tools in the and the other will be However, corrective battle against impaired held on Saturday, Dec. actions will be taken for driving,” he said. 31, on Highway 290, or any violations troopers Impaired driving is a Gainesboro Grade, at observe during the serious crime that kills Cumby Road. events. Maynard said more than 16,000 people Times for each are set the checkpoints are and injures more than from 9 to 11 p.m. meant to help protect all 300,000 people across the During the check- motorists. nation each year.

Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Valve installed Cookeville Water Quality Department employees Justin Lee, Jason Hawks and Todd Yount install a water shut-off valve near Cane Creek Elementary School on Wednesday. LUCK: Couple facing drug charges From Page 1 session of the prescrip- warrant, Washer was tion narcotics, posses- charged with possession cle, where he reportedly sion of drug of marijuana and posses- found a sock in the pas- paraphernalia and driv- sion of drug parapherna- senger side door panel ing on a revoked license. lia. that held approximately “Mr. Jacobsen’s crimi- Jacobsen was booked a gram of marijuana and nal history shows that he with a total bond set at several items of para- is a career oﬀender with $25,000. Washer’s total phernalia. multiple drug sale bond was set at $2,000. In addition to issuing charges and theft of- The initial appearance Jacobsen the felony drug fenses,” Williams said. in Putnam County Gen- charge, Williams also In addition to being eral Sessions Court for charged him with pos- served the outstanding both is set for March 3. Herald-Citizen

Thursday, December 29, 2016 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor End heroin’s devastation didn’t know the young man well — I’d hired him to do some handyman work around my house — but it was awfully unpleasant to learn that he died at 24 with a needle in his arm. IIt was a bad batch of heroin. The statistics will tell you he was one of the thousands of people to die from heroin addiction — a problem that is growing fast. What the statistics can’t tell is that the young man was smart, talented and worked hard. He had a Trump was right to worry wonderful work ethic and tremendous pride in his work. He could have gone on to college or mastered any trade. His addiction took it all away. n Wednesday, the Senate A combination hands-off business activities. I had no indication he’d been struggling with this Judiciary committee held of AT&T and But there are exceptions. addictive drug — just as countless a significant hearing on Time Warner When certain businesses act thousands of people from every walk the proposed $84 billion will be toxic, fur- like monopolies or near monop- of life are struggling with heroin ad- Omerger between AT&T and ther constricting olies, have unusual access to diction. Time Warner, which owns CNN. competition and publicly-owned or controlled According to the National Insti- AT&T’s CEO Randall Stephen- press diversity. distribution systems, and get tute on Drug Abuse, “nearly 80 person testified, and faced tough AT&T is a preferential access to broad- cent of heroin users reported using questions from senators who Michael giant media cast/satellite airwaves, then gov- prescription opioids prior to heroin.” seemed to understand allowing Reagan company which ernment has a compelling need Tom That is, they begin by using pre- this merger will have important also owns Di- to insure that such media com- Purcell scription medications, such as such implications for a free press and recTV. They also were a major panies act in a fair way to insure as OxyContin, a morphine-like drug. American democracy for many corporate backer of Hillary competition and the diversity of They begin one of three ways: They acquire the years to come. Clinton’s presidential campaign. public opinion. drugs from family or friends or they are prescribed During the recent election They strongly opposed Donald When Comcast completed its the drugs by a doctor. candidate Trump said, “AT&T is Trump’s election. merger of NBC back in 2011, it Today, addicts include soccer moms, business ex- buying Time Warner, and thus Time Warner’s CNN was noth- promised that it would not favor ecutives, and high school kids from suburban com- CNN, a deal we will not approve ing short of the “Clinton News its own channels over other munities. in my administration because Network” — a 24-hour propa- channels, agreeing to a condi- Once addicted, many users switch from prescrip- it’s too much concentration of ganda machine spewing out tion that would have put the tion drugs to street heroin. Why? Because street power in the hands of too few.” anti-Trump and anti-Republican Bloomberg financial news chan- heroin is only about 10 percent the cost of prescrip- Since then a number of press venom. nel on equal footing with CNBC tion medication, which can run up to $80 a pill. reports — no doubt pushed by Right now AT&T has 26.3 mil- across its distribution platform. As heroin floods into the country from places like AT&T — are suggesting Presi- lion pay TV subscribers through Comcast never honored the Mexico and Afghanistan, lives are being destroyed. dent Trump will have a laissez DirecTV and ATT U-verse serv- condition. For this and other The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention re- faire approach and the deal will ice – controlling about 25 per- reasons, Comcast’s recent effort port that nearly 13,000 Americans died in 2015 from go through. cent of the U.S. cable market. to merge with Time Warner was heroin overdoses — 2,000 more than the prior year. Knowing of the grassroots By owning the largest chunk rejected. AT&T has not demon- In 2015, according to the CDC, for the first time, concerns that many conserva- of cable home distribution, strated, in my opinion, a real de- more lives were lost to heroin overdoses than to gun tive leaders share, I doubt Presi- AT&T will obviously be in a po- sire to support the public’s homicides. Just eight years earlier, gun homicides dent Trump or Congress will sition to favor their own chan- interest in the areas of competi- outnumbered heroin deaths by more than 5 to 1. rubber stamp this deal. nels like CNN, over other tion, diversity and fairness. The powerful addictiveness of the drug is driving Trump was right when he channels like Fox News, News- Recently the Department of these statistics. Like any drug, the more heroin the warned of the massive concen- max and many others. Justice sued AT&T and its sub- addict uses, the more he needs to experience the tration of media power in a few The ability for AT&T to dis- sidiary DirecTV for price fixing same high. If the addict stops using, he’ll go hands. criminate against other cable and illegally colluding to harm through a world of hurt: depression, nausea, jitteri- Consider that today 90 percent networks that could compete consumers. ness and extreme flu-like symptoms. of cable television networks are against CNN or their other net- There are many reasons why Most addicts can’t bear the symptoms, so they owned by just six companies: works would be endless. the FCC and Congress needs to keep getting more heroin. Time Warner (CNN), Viacom, AT&T, which controls a huge handle this merger with intense Those with money have the means to fund their CBS, ABC, Comcast (NBC) and percent of the mobile telephone scrutiny and remember this is death spiral. The odds are that they’ll keep buying 21st Century Fox. market, could exempt its mobile not a business decision, but a more heroin until they finally overdose fatally — as Only Fox gives conservatives a customers from data usage matter that affects our demo- happened to actor Philip Seymour Hoffman a few fair shake. New, independent charges if they stream CNN con- cratic institutions. years ago. networks like Newsmax TV are tent, but streaming independent President-elect Trump knows Those who lack the funds frequently steal. A bank on the rise, but the big media news networks like Newsmax this first hand. a half-mile from my suburban home has been still controls, dangerously, the might continue to count against robbed four times in the past 18 months by heroin- flow of information to the pub- high speed data caps. Michael Reagan is a syndicated addicted young men. lic. Trump was their most recent Frankly, I am usually in favor columnist. His email address is The only hope for addicts is that they get profes- victim. of government keeping its [email protected]. sional counseling and make it through a few weeks of painful detox. Even under the best-case scenario, they will be addicts for life. The only hope for the country is that we take aggressive steps. The Obama Justice Department is- New Year’s resolutions have a tragic history sued a three-part strategy last autumn — prevention, enforcement and treatment — to crack f your New Year’s resolu- my ears!” around the edges because the down on drug dealers and provide more treatment tions crash and burn, don’t And let’s not speakers got carried away. Yes, to help get addicts clean. despair. forget explorer you nailed it. I’m talking about President-elect Donald Trump has promised to Marco Polo’s op- Hippocrates, the Father of Medi- take aggressive steps to address the challenge. He IAccording to an article in timistic plan, cine. After watching one mixed pledges to stem the flow of heroin, though he hasn’t “Forbes” magazine, only eight “Maybe this is martial arts contest too many, yet issued any specific plans. percent of people achieve their the year I’ll find he threatened, “First, we gonna Whatever the case, in 2017 we have to make a con- New Year’s goals of losing a public swim- do some HARM. Bring it on.”) certed effort to address this horrible epidemic. Oth- weight, de-cluttering the house, Danny ming pool where Thank goodness some of the erwise, it will continue to devastate lives, families learning a new language or Tyree no one knows resolutions didn’t work out, or and communities all over the country. whatever. Coincidentally, Green my name!” we would be living in quite a dif- Party candidate Jill Stein has Oh, and let’s not overlook the ferent world. Teddy Roosevelt Tom Purcell is a syndicated columnist. demanded a recount of the sur- king of Troy, who declared, “No, musing, “I’ve found a mega- vey. (“Did you in fact forget all I’ve decided to swear off re-gift- phone. Now I just need a teeny, your friends’ birthdays last year, ing.” Some resolutions are just tiny stick. Look out, world”? I Moderately Confused or were you instead terrified ahead of their time, like Confu- don’t think so. We really dodged that Donald Trump would track cius announcing, “Forget for- a bullet with Winston Churchill. them down and deport them all tune cookies! I’m getting my In the 1930s he toyed with a com- back to Switzerland?”) sayings distributed in piñatas!” mitment to stop talking about Pledges come to naught be- Some long-ago resolutions re- icky things in mixed company. cause of factors such as inade- mind us of modern anxieties, (“Dash it all, who needs to hear quate planning, unreasonable such as Thomas Jefferson freak- about things like blood, toil, goals, bad influences, “you med- ing out and saying, “I’m not tears and sweat?”) dling kids,” etc. making any more Louisiana We’d all be poorer if Sigmund But I think the biggest factor purchases until someone can Freud had acted on his first im- is that notable figures down protect me from identity theft.” pulses. (“There! I’ve gotten all through history have failed Sometimes human nature gets the loose change out of the spectacularly and left our confi- in the way of resolutions. Take couch. Time to call the garbage dence shaken, prompting half- for instance Russian tsar Peter collector. What other use could I hearted vows. the Great. (“I really want to be have for a couch?”) What about Humpty Dumpty? more humble this year, but I al- Make resolutions, don’t make After his pledge of “This year, ready have those rubles invested resolutions. It’s a free country. I’m being less introverted and in business cards…”) I’m just going to live vicariously coming out of my shell,” the Sometimes one door closes but through the fact that Frank irony has echoed down through another opens. Take Charles Sinatra eventually decided not the ages. Dickens, who boasted, “This is to croon, “Let the record show, I Some of the cases have been the year I write a classic that took the blows and did it the just sad, like Alexander Graham forever links my name with the focus group’s way…” Bell’s resolution of “This is 1876 holiday of …ARBOR DAY.” and I intend to do something to The first drafts of some reso- Danny Tyree is a syndicated stop that confounded ringing in lutions were a little rough columnist. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 — A5 NATION Relations between Obama, Netanyahu hit rock bottom HONOLULU (AP) — It Kerry will no longer be tial peace deal that it will tions that included a U.N. took eight years of back- secretary of State, and be up to the next U.S. resolution outlining prin- biting and pretending the U.S. will have a new government to try to ciples for a peace deal they got along for rela- leader under no obliga- enact, if it chooses to do and a presidential speech tions between President tion to embrace any of so. much like the one Kerry Barack Obama’s admin- what Kerry said. Presi- The White House has gave Wednesday. Yet istration and Prime Min- dent-elect Donald Trump portrayed Obama’s deci- there was reluctance to ister Benjamin has assured Israel that sion to break with tradi- act before the U.S. elec- Netanyahu’s government things will be different tion by abstaining — tion, given the way it to finally hit rock bottom. after Jan. 20, when he’s rather than vetoing — a would have thrust the Is- Though they’ve to be inaugurated, and U.N. Security Council raeli-Palestinian issue clashed bitterly before, lamented how the Jewish resolution declaring Is- into the campaign. mostly notably over Iran, state was “being treated raeli settlements illegal Kerry acknowledged the two governments very, very unfairly.” as a reaction forced by Trump appears to favor a seemed farther apart Kerry took pains to other countries that different approach. Yet than ever after a speech voice America’s staunch brought it up for a vote. frustrated by years of Is- Wednesday by Secretary commitment to Israel’s The White House has raeli actions he deemed AP of State John Kerry and security and support for also acknowledged that counterproductive for last week’s United Na- Secretary of State John Kerry speaks about Israeli- its future, and to detail Obama had long consid- peace, Obama appeared tions resolution. Palestinian policy in Washington. U.S. complaints about ered the possibility of to have decided it was The key question for Palestinian leadership taking some symbolic better to make his ad- the Obama administra- “We cannot, in good said in a speech that ran and its failure to suffi- step before leaving office ministration’s views tion, newly willing to air conscience, do nothing more than an hour. ciently deter violence to leave his imprint on known while still in of- grievances with Israel on and say nothing when we Yet in just over three against Israelis. the debate. fice, even if it risked a live television, is why see the hope of peace weeks, Obama will no He laid out a six-point For much of the year, blockbuster clash with now? slipping away,” Kerry longer be president, framework for a poten- his staff pored over op- America’s closest ally. Senators: Russia should be sanctioned for election hacks from Latvia. sanctions coming that will hit Russia tion to amend it to also include elec- U.S. officials moving Klobuchar joined Sens. John Mc- hard, particularly (President tion systems, which are not considered Cain, R-Ariz., and Lindsey Graham, R- Vladimir) Putin as an individual,” critical infrastructure. to punish Russia S.C., in their visits to Russian Graham told reporters in Riga, the A presidential policy directive in neighbors, the Baltic States, Ukraine, Latvian capital. He didn’t elaborate on 2013 identified 16 sectors that are con- before Donald and Georgia as well as Montenegro. possible sanctions. sidered critical infrastructure, includ- Russian officials have denied the The U.S. has already sanctioned Rus- ing energy, financial services and Trump takes office Obama administration’s accusation sia over its annexation of Crimea and health care. that the highest-levels of the Russian the conflict in Ukraine, but it could po- The U.S. Homeland Security Depart- WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. senators government were involved in trying to tentially use an April 2015 executive ment is mulling over adding election visiting eastern European allies to dis- influence the U.S. presidential elec- order allowing for the use of sanctions systems to that list. cuss security issues called for sanction. U.S. intelligence agencies con- to combat cyberattacks. The designation places responsibili- tions against Russia for interfering in cluded that Russia’s goal was to help A year after the order was issued, ties on the secretary of Homeland Se- the presidential election by hacking Trump win — an assessment Trump Democratic Party officials learned curity to conduct comprehensive American political sites and email ac- has dismissed as ridiculous. their systems were attacked after dis- assessments of vulnerabilities and counts. Their demands came amid on- The Obama administration has said covering malicious software on their track as well as provide information going discussions among U.S. officials the U.S. will respond at a time and computers. on emerging and imminent threats on an imminent response to alleged with a means of its choosing, and that But the executive order “(isn’t) well that may impact critical infrastruc- Russian meddling that would ensure all responses may not be publicly suited to the Russian activities,” said ture. the U.S. takes action before President- known. Stewart Baker, a partner specializing More importantly, in this case, it elect Donald Trump takes office. The lawmakers on Wednesday reaf- in cybersecurity for Steptoe & Johnson would allow for a response to a cyber- “We have to sanction Russia for firmed the U.S. commitment to the LLP. Baker said that order was prima- attack against election systems. these cyberattacks (and) send a clear Baltics, saying the relationship with rily aimed at cyberespionage, for ex- And while Trump could change back message to the incoming administra- the three former Soviet states — Esto- ample spying by the Chinese military any amended or new order allowing tion that there is a lot of bipartisan nia, Latvia and Lithuania — “will not for commercial advantage. for the U.S. to impose sanctions on en- support in Congress for going after change” under the new administra- The order covers a response to at- tities involved in a cyberattack on elec- this,” Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., tion. tacks on critical infrastructure, and tion systems, “he would have a lot of told The Associated Press by phone “I predict there will be bipartisan Klobuchar called on the administra- explaining to do,” Klobuchar said. Trump meets the press

PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Son also controls OneWeb, which The Sprint jobs announcement President-elect Donald Trump ap- Trump said would hire 3,000 came after tensions rose and fell plauded the return of 8,000 jobs to workers. Wednesday between Trump and the U.S. and hailed his transition It was unclear whether the pres- Obama. Trump has made it clear discussions with President ident-elect was referencing the that it didn’t sit well with him Barack Obama in a series of com- Dec. 6 commitment by Son to in- when Obama recently boasted ments that amounted to the most vest $50 billion in the United that he would have won the elec- detailed interaction he’s had with States and create 50,000 jobs. tion if he’d been running. journalists since before the elec- Trump said the addition of 8,000 Trump appeared again later AP file tion. jobs was “because of what’s hap- Wednesday night on the Mar-a- John Ramsey hugs his son, Burke, facing cam- In one of his cameos Wednesday pening and the spirit and the Lago steps, this time alongside era, at the graves of his wife, Patsy, and daughter on the front steps of his Mar-a- hope.” legendary boxing entrepreneur JonBenet. Lago resort in Palm Beach, Still, the U.S. job market has Don King, who appeared to be one Florida, Trump touted plans by a been robust for much of 2016. Em- of several guests attending a din- Japanese mogul to bring jobs to ployers have added more than 2.2 ner party. King carried about a Brother of JonBenet the United States. They could be million jobs over the past 12 dozen flags, including those of the the first of the 50,000 jobs that months — a sign of economic U.S. and Israel; wore two big dia- tech billionaire Masayoshi Son health that predates Trump’s mond necklaces, one with a pen- Ramsey sues CBS for promised to create after meeting presidential victory. dant with the Star of David and with the president-elect earlier in Sprint has struggled since its another with the American flag; December. 2013 acquisition by SoftBank. The and sported a large pin featuring $750M over series In the grand scheme of the carrier shed roughly 9,000 work- a picture of Trump. economy, the jobs announcement ers between 2012 and 2016, reduc- With King by his side, Trump DENVER (AP) — The fame him for publicity is unlikely to have a major impact. ing its staff to 30,000, according to dismissed days of tense remarks older brother of Jon- and profit. The series, Still, it’s another example of how annual reports. by the outgoing and incoming Benet Ramsey is suing called “The Case of Trump is trying to stoke voters’ Sprint Chief Executive Marcelo presidents about who would win CBS and others for $750 JonBenet Ramsey,” belief that he is actively fighting Claure said in a statement that if they were to hypothetically run million, saying his repaired in September for their well-being. the company is “excited” to work against each other, saying he and utation was ruined ahead of the 20th an- Son is the founder and chief ex- with Trump. Obama had “a very, very good after a television series niversary of JonBenet’s ecutive of SoftBank, one of “We believe it is critical for talk.” that concluded he killed death. Japan’s largest technology outfits. business and government to part- “We talked about it and smiled his 6-year-old sister two The beauty pageant He owns the U.S. mobile carrier ner together to create more job about it and nobody is ever going decades ago. star was found dead in Sprint, which Trump said opportunities in the U.S. and en- to know because we are never In the lawsuit filed the basement of her Wednesday would be moving 5,000 sure prosperity for all Ameri- going to be going against each Wednesday, Burke family’s home in Boul- jobs “back” to the United States. cans,” Claure said. other,” Trump said. Ramsey claims that the der, Colorado, the day network, its production after Christmas in 1996. company and the ex- A prosecutor cleared perts interviewed in the her parents and series on the unsolved brother in 2008 based murder conspired to de- on DNA evidence. JAN.JAN. 7 TTHH A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 LOCAL/NATION Missing New Jersey family members found alive in Virginia

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) VCU Medical Center in Barbara Briley was authorities said. — A New Jersey woman Richmond where she “not responsive to ques- Gas station clerk and her 5-year-old great- was listed in serious con- tions” when authorities Joanna Strange told granddaughter have dition, the statement arrived, but Knott said local media that Briley been found alive in Vir- said. Authorities said the child was “in good came inside to say she ginia, days after disap- the child appeared un- shape and very talka- was lost and she then pearing on a holiday harmed and was taken tive” and is now back helped the woman with road trip and evidence for a medical evaluation with family. her GPS before Briley suggests the two had be- before being reunited The Brileys had left went on her way. come stranded in remote with relatives. New Jersey on Christ- Police said the evi- woods, authorities said. The property owner mas Eve to visit relatives dence points to Briley The 71-year-old had spotted the car from in North Carolina but having pulled off a dirt woman, Barbara Briley, a distance and when he never arrived. road into the woods in AP was unconscious when went to check on it, he They were last seen Dinwiddie County and she was found beside a This combination of photos released by the Hamil- found the two nearby, last weekend at a gas then driving over a small tree with her great- ton Police Department in New Jersey shows Bar- authorities said. Maj. station in Ruther Glen, tree, getting stuck when granddaughter La’Myra bara Briley and her great-granddaughter La'Myra William Knott of the Virginia, about 30 miles she tried to back up. Briley on Wednesday af- Briley. Dinwiddie County Sher- north of Richmond. Family members have ternoon in an area of iff’s Office said the man Surveillance video said Barbara Briley was Dinwiddie County south statement that the two for several days and had had seen news reports from the gas station a former driver for New of Richmond and at least were near their vehicle, snacks and drinks to get about the missing travel- shows Barbara Briley Jersey Transit and had a mile from a paved parked on private prop- by. The two had been the ers, realized who the walking inside about made the long trip nu- road, Virginia State Po- erty, where they were focus of a multistate Brileys were and called 5:40 p.m. Saturday. She merous times. lice said. discovered by a man. Au- search. 911. exits and re-enters be- They also said she did- Police spokeswoman thorities said it appeared Barbara Briley was “This person probably fore eventually pulling n’t have any known med- Corinne Geller said in a the two had been there flown by helicopter to saved them,” Knott said. away just after 6 p.m., ical issues.

THE MARKET IN REVIEW What it means if Trump names STOCK EXCHANGE HIGHLIGHTS DAILY DOW JONES Dow Jones industrials 20,000 dd Close: 19,833.68 19,860 China a currency manipulator Change: -111.36 (-0.6%) NYSE11,058.88 -87.52 19,720 10 DAYS 20,000 WASHINGTON (AP) — When China’s cur- the U.S. can take a num- GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) 19,500 President-elect Donald rency, the yuan, falls ber of small steps in re- Name Last Chg %Chg Trump has vowed to against the U.S. dollar, taliation, including KateSpade 17.86 +3.35 +23.1 19,000 WeisMk 67.57 +7.06 +11.7 name China a currency Chinese products be- stopping the U.S. Over- SafegdSci 13.90 +1.45 +11.6 18,500 Gener8M n 4.77 +.46 +10.7 manipulator on his first come cheaper in the U.S. seas Private Investment LejuHldgs 4.08 +.30 +7.9 JernignC n 21.62 +1.32 +6.5 18,000 day in the White House. market and American Corp., a government de- ScorpBlk rs 5.10 +.30 +6.3 17,500 There’s only one prob- products become more velopment agency, from AcornInt rs 8.00 +.39 +5.1 J ASOND VinceHldg 4.20 +.20 +5.0 lem - it’s not true any- costly in China. financing any programs Och-Ziff 3.20 +.15 +4.9 more. China, the world’s So the U.S. Treasury in China. LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg STOCK MARKET INDEXES second-biggest economy Department monitors Trouble is, the United WT JpnRE 13.76 -12.73 -48.1 52-Week YTD 12-mo behind the United States, China for signs it is ma- States already suspended GbX Gold rs 19.54 -7.13 -26.7 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg IntPotash 2.09 -.51 -19.6 19,987.63 15,450.56 Dow Industrials 19,833.68 -111.36 -.56 +13.82 +12.67 hasn’t been pushing nipulating the yuan OPIC operations in HuntgUSEq 36.46 -4.27 -10.5 9,490.29 6,403.31 Dow Transportation 9,088.49 -110.74 -1.20 +21.04 +20.58 down its currency to lower. Treasury has China years ago — to DxGlMBr rs 41.92 -4.68 -10.0 723.83 569.12 Dow Utilities 654.62 -6.38 -.97 +13.29 +12.00 CSVInvNG 2.78 -.29 -9.4 11,688.45 8,937.99 NYSE Composite 11,058.88 -87.52 -.79 +9.03 +8.15 benefit Chinese ex- guidelines for putting punish Beijing in the af- ETF LatA 24.72 -2.54 -9.3 5,512.37 4,209.76 Nasdaq Composite 5,438.56 -48.88 -.89 +8.61 +7.36 HuntgtnEco 36.57 -3.65 -9.1 porters in years. And countries on its currency termath of the bloody BcoBrades s 8.66 -.84 -8.8 1,007.01 809.96 S&P 100 997.11 -6.86 -.68 +9.40 +8.29 GbXUran rs 12.67 -1.03 -7.5 2,277.53 1,810.10 S&P 500 2,249.92 -18.96 -.84 +10.08 +9.04 even if it were, the law blacklist. They must, for 1989 crackdown in 1,698.70 1,215.14 S&P MidCap 1,662.51 -17.72 -1.05 +18.87 +17.65 targeting manipulators example, have spent the Tiananmen Square. MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) 23,802.01 18,462.43 Wilshire 5000 23,525.65 -207.65 -.87 +11.14 +10.19 Name Vol (00) Last Chg 1,392.71 943.09 Russell 2000 1,360.83 -16.87 -1.22 +19.80 +18.37 requires the U.S. spend a equivalent of 2 percent So naming China a ChesEng 688801 7.23 -.36 year negotiating a solu- of their economic output currency manipulator is BkofAm 515333 22.33 -.28 TOCKS OF OCAL NTEREST FordM 265851 12.25 -.14 S L I tion before it can retali- over a year buying for- mostly “just a jaw-bon- KateSpade 225989 17.86 +3.35 YTD YTD Vale SA 213414 8.02 +.12 Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg ate. eign currencies in an at- ing exercise,” said RiteAid 186697 8.25 -.07 Fitbit n 185595 7.43 -.40 AFLAC 1.72 2.5 11 69.80 -.60 +16.5 IntPap 1.85 3.5 19 53.38 -.90 +41.6 Trump spent much of tempt to drive those Amanda DeBusk, chair GenElec 183513 31.70 -.20 AT&T Inc 1.96 4.6 17 42.52 -.13 +23.6 KateSpade ...... 23 17.86 +3.35 +.5 the campaign blaming currencies up and their of the international FrptMcM 182019 13.57 -.19 AMD ...... 11.55 -.52+302.4 Kroger s .48 1.4 16 34.68 -.49 -17.1 BarrickG 176205 15.28 +.42 AllegTch .24 ...... 16.17 -.50 +43.7 Lowes 1.40 2.0 19 71.57 -.66 -5.9 China’s for America’s own currencies down. trade department at the Altria 2.44 3.6 22 67.51 -.31 +16.0 McDnlds 3.76 3.1 23 122.68 -.39 +3.8 DIARY BkofAm .30 1.3 18 22.33 -.28 +32.7 MicronT ...... 22.78 -.52 +60.9 economic woes. And it’s Treasury hasn’t de- law firm of Hughes Hub- Advanced 797 B iPVxST rs ...... 24.62 +.80 0.0 Microsoft 1.56 2.5 26 62.99 -.29 +13.5 true that the U.S-China clared China a currency bard & Reed and a for- Declined 2,181 ChesEng ...... 7.23 -.36 +60.7 NorthropG 3.60 1.6 22 231.95 -1.29 +22.8 Unchanged 109 CocaCola 1.40 3.4 25 41.39 -.22 -3.7 Nvidia .56 .5 66 109.25 -8.07+231.5 trade relationship is lop- manipulator since 1994. mer Commerce Total issues 3,087 CrackerB 4.60 2.7 22 168.76 -1.22 +33.1 Penney ...... 8.47 -.06 +27.2 New Highs 81 CSVInvNG ...... 2.78 -.29 -77.8 PepsiCo 3.01 2.9 22 104.62 -.51 +4.7 sided. China sells a lot If Treasury designates Department official. New Lows 30 Cummins 4.10 3.0 16 136.46 -1.62 +55.1 PhilipMor 4.16 4.6 20 90.94 -.39 +3.4 more to the United States China a currency manip- “There’s no immediate Volume 2,351,471,785 DrGMBll s ...... 5.24 +.46 0.0 PUVixST rs ...... 8.16 +.53 0.0 DxGBull s ...... 7.11 +.39 0.0 RegionsFn .26 1.8 19 14.43 -.21 +50.3 than it buys. The result- ulator under a 2015 law, consequence.” Disney 1.56 1.5 18 104.30 -.87 -.7 S&P500ETF 4.13 1.8 ... 224.40 -1.87 +10.1 FedExCp 1.60 .8 17 188.45 -2.10 +26.5 SearsHldgs ...... 8.18 -.11 -60.2 ing trade deficit in goods it is supposed to spend a For the past couple of FstHorizon .28 1.4 22 20.26 -.32 +39.5 SPDR Fncl .46 2.0 ... 23.37 -.24 +20.8 amounted to a stagger- year trying to resolve the years it’s been interven- dd ASDAQ Flowserve .76 1.6 19 48.51 -.74 +15.3 Textron .08 .2 19 48.52 -.52 +15.5 N5,438.56 -48.88 FordM .60 4.9 6 12.25 -.14 -13.1 TractSupp .96 1.3 24 75.73 -.80 -11.4 ing $289 billion through problem through negoti- ing in markets to prop up FrontierCm .42 12.5 ... 3.35 -.07 -28.3 US Bancrp 1.12 2.2 16 51.78 -.25 +21.3 GalenaBi rs ...... 2.38 +.42 -91.9 VanEGold .12 .6 ... 20.24 +.37 +47.5 the first 10 months of ations. the yuan, not push it OR MORE GAINERS ($2 ) HomeDp 2.76 2.0 22 135.07 -.19 +2.1 VerizonCm 2.31 4.3 15 53.44 -.20 +15.6 Name Last Chg %Chg iShEMkts .84 2.4 ... 34.69 +.26 +7.8 WalMart 2.00 2.9 15 69.31 -.39 +13.1 2016. 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ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP) — Now that two people in Allentown and a third in West was charged in the 2015 slay- event.” Her oﬃce said that a motive Todd West has been sentenced to life in Easton in July of 2015. He said at a ings of his cousin, 29-year-old Michael was unclear and that authorities found prison for the fatal shootings of three hearing at the time that he “just Thompkins, at an apartment building no evidence that drugs, gang activity people in Pennsylvania, he faces mur- wanted to kill them.” in Elizabeth on May 18; 28-year-old or robbery played a role in the killings. der charges for the deaths of four oth- On Thursday, a New Jersey prosecu- Dennis Vega, of Elizabeth, in the early The same .38-caliber revolver was ers in New Jersey. tor announced that a grand jury has morning of June 25; Jamil Payne, 29, used in all four shootings. The slayings were apparently ran- indicted West in the May and June later that night; and Kelvin Nelson, 32, In Pennsylvania, West admitted to dom over three months in 2015, prose- 2015 shooting deaths of four people. also that night. In addition, West is killing Francine Ramos, 32, and Trevor cutors say. Authorities said West will be trans- charged with attempting to murder Gray, 22, while they were riding in a West, 24, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, ferred to New Jersey from Pennsylva- Richard Marte, who survived an at- car in Allentown. was sentenced in October in Pennsyl- nia to be arraigned on the charges. It tack. He said he shot Kory Ketrow, 22, in vania to three consecutive life sen- was unclear whether he has an attor- Union County prosecutor Grace Easton, about an hour earlier because tences after pleading guilty to killing ney who could speak on his behalf. Park called the killings a “horriﬁc Ketrow looked “tired.”

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Mamie Ruth Tudor Dec. 27, daughter, Juanita Kirby; brothers, Wilson Horn, COOKEVILLE — Fu- 2016 at two grandsons, Rodney Alexander Horn Jr., and neral services for Mamie Cookeville Kirby and Robert W. Bob Horn. Ruth Tudor, 97, of Regional Kirby, all of Cookeville; Pallbearers will be Cookeville will be held Medical six great-grandchildren, family and friends. today, Thursday, Dec. 29, Center in Kirt Kirby, Devon Kirby, You may share your at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Cookeville, Tiﬀany Marie Kirby, thoughts or send condo- Presley Funeral Home following an extended ill- Seth Kirby, Zackery lences to the family by with Bro. Tommy Ben- ness. Kirby, and Gracie Kirby; visiting www.presleyfu- son oﬃciating. She was born Sunday, two great-great-grand- neralhome.com. Interment will follow Feb. 2, 1919, in Putnam children, Raelyn Kirby Professional services in Double Springs Ceme- County to the late Alex and Jaxson Kirby. provided by Presley Fu- tery. Horn and Laura Horn. In addition to her par- neral Home, 528-1044. The family will receive Mrs. Tudor will always ents, she was preceded in friends today, from 11 be remembered as a death by her husband, a.m. Thursday until time giver, independent, a Dow Burris Tudor; a of services at Presley Fu- hard working, loving daughter, Betty Tudor; a neral Home. mother, grandmother, grandson, Anthony Dale Mamie Ruth Tudor and great-grandmother. Kirby; a son-in-law, passed away Tuesday, She is survived by a Robert Kirby; three

Virginia Rose Ford tended ill- Trevor Houston, Justin Medical Center, Medical ness. Houston, Trenton Hous- Center Blvd., Cookeville, COOKEVILLE — Pri- Vir- ton, and Matthew Ford; a TN, 38501, in lieu of flow- AP vate memorial services ginia sister, Kathy Bum- ers. Tawon Boyd is seen in the hospital after he was for Virginia Rose Ford of Rose Ford balough; a brother, You may share your punched and held to the ground by Baltimore Cookeville will be held in was born Claude (Debbie) Jackson, thoughts or send condo- County police officers. the chapel of Presley Fu- Wednes- all of Cookeville. lences to the family by neral Home with Pastor day, Feb. 9, 1949, in Mon- In addition to her par- visiting www.presleyfu- Danny Hembree officiat- terey, to the late Homer ents, she was preceded in neralhome.com. ing. Douglas Jackson and death by two sisters, Professional services Man’s death after Mrs. Ford chose cre- Janie Estelle Swack Diane Massa and Mary provided by Presley Fu- mation. Jackson Gentry. Ellen Jackson; two neral Home, 528-1044. The family will receive She is survived by her brothers, David Jackson police confrontation friends Friday, Dec. 30, husband of 47 years, and Bill Jackson; a from 2-3 p.m. at the fu- Larry Ford; two daugh- nephew, Jackie Dale neral home. ters, Melinda (Shane) Massa; and a niece, ruled accidental Mrs. Ford passed away Houston, and Glenda Amanda Jackson. Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016, (Tony) Houston; a son, The family request do- BALTIMORE (AP) — noid,” the police report at Cookeville Regional Larry Lewis Ford; six nations be made to The A suburban Baltimore said. He died three days Medical Center in grandchildren, Kayla Cancer Center at man’s death days after later. Cookeville, following ex- Ford, Darren Houston, Cookeville Regional a violent struggle with A lawyer for Boyd’s police in September family, A. Dwight Pet- was accidental and tit, said questions re- Lee Byron Fruchey Cookeville, he worked as Butala of Lakeworth, Matthew Collins; and 15 likely caused by his main about Boyd’s a nursing assistant at Fla., Sherri Bailey of An- great-grandchildren. drug use, the Maryland medical care by emer- COOKEVILLE — Mr. Cookeville Regional drews, Fla., Erin and Memorial contribu- medical examiner’s of- gency responders. Pet- Lee Byron Fruchey, 79, Medical Center. He and Burt Montgomery of tions may be made to the fice says in an autopsy tit said he plans to have of Rickman, passed away his wife were the owners Cookeville; sister and Putnam County Fire De- report. an independent expert Dec. 27, 2016, at of Bargain Bookstore brother-in-law, Beth and partment, 700 County The report says review the autopsy re- Cookeville Regional and Stained Glass prior Steve Davidson of Okee- Services Drive, Tawon Boyd, 21, died port and Boyd’s hospi- Medical Center. Private to their retirement. chobee, Fla.; 21 grand- Cookeville, TN 38501. Sept. 21 after suffering tal records. memorial services will He is survived by his children, Chris Fruchey, You may share your multiple organ failure “We think that be held at a late date. wife of 40 years, Lana Jessica Zumstein, Amber thoughts and memories likely caused by intoxi- there’s obviously some- He was born Aug. 29, Herter Fruchey, whom Browning, Natalie Day- at www.dyerfh.com. cation of a drug com- thing wrong here, be- 1937, in Beaverton, he married Oct. 14, 1976, Cer-Dasmeer, Amy Dyer Funeral Home is monly called “bath yond question, that Mich., to the late Dewey in West Palm Beach; Brown, Brian Brown, in charge of arrange- salts,” The Baltimore somebody that calls to W. and Wanda Gough three sons and daugh- Ronnie Brown, Andrew ments, 526-7158. Sun reported Wednes- reach out for help ends Fruchey. ters-in-law, Seth Eugene Bailey, Stenson Smith, day. up dead,” Pettit said. Mr. Fruchey was a vet- and April Fruchey of Jenna Lovell, Dara “It is unlikely that re- Police said in their eran and served as a Rickman, Daniel and Burgess, Zac Mont- straint by law enforce- report that when they paratrooper in the U.S. Tammie Collins of Rick- gomery, Tiffany Rickert, ment caused or tried to talk with Boyd, Army. man, Sean Collins of Brandon Butala, Josh significantly con- he began screaming He was a former fire- Cookeville; four daugh- Collins, Kaylee Collins, tributed to his death and tried to get into po- fighter/paramedic in ters and sons-in-law, Hailee Collins, Michael based on the reported lice cars. West Palm Beach, Fla. Debbie Therrin of Gal- Collins, Dustin Collins, circumstances and The autopsy report After moving to latin, Cheryl and Jeffery James Collins, and timeline of the re- says emergency med- straint,” the report ical workers believed Call 526-9715 to subscribe said. Boyd was in an “excited Boyd called 911 and delirium state” and ad- Barbara Lee celebration of life will be ended up struggling ministered the anti-psy- (Moore) Pickett held at a later date. with Baltimore County chotic medication Arrangements are en- officers after banging Haldol. COOKEVILLE — Bar- trusted to Crest Lawn his head against a Boyd calmed down, bara Lee (Moore) Pickett, Funeral Home - Crema- neighbor’s door. Police but then went into car- 84, of Cookeville, and for- tion Center, 526-6384. reported that one of the diac arrest, medical ex- merly of Rosalie, Ala., Peace On five responding officers aminers said. passed from this life on punched Boyd twice in He was revived by Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016, at the face as the young cardiopulmonary re- Bethesda Health Care man held onto him. suscitation and taken to Center. Earth Boyd “appeared to be a hospital, where he Barbara chose crema- confused and para- died. tion, and the family followed her wishes and a Weightlifter dies after barbell drops ANKENY, Iowa (AP) Transformation Center — Authorities say a 22- in Ankeny, about 10 year-old man has died miles north of Des after a barbell slipped Moines. A spokesman from his grasp and for the center, Mark crushed his neck at a Yontz, said Thursday gym in central Iowa. that Kyle Thomson was The accident oc- bench-pressing 315 curred Monday morn- pounds when the bar- ing at Elite Edge bell slipped.

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Thursday, December 29, 2016 LIVING 8 ►DEAR ABBY Peppermint cheesecake parfait hits the spot Baby’s birth hope you had a wonderful Christmas celebration sparks interest with family and friends. Our family just keeps get- in absentee tingI larger but our house doesn’t. That house we built back when we father’s family had two children was just EAR ABBY: My twin the right size sister and I were for us. Then raised by a single they married mom. Because Mom and came back receivedD welfare benefits, she with more was required to list “poten- Drucilla people, then tial” fathers in order to re- their children ceive aid. After a time, the Ray started getting state required paternity tests married and be given to the men she had brought back husbands. The listed, so we had no idea who house doesn’t grow like the our biological father was family does. I told George that until we were 16. we needed to start knocking Although out walls. We love having Peppermint cheesecake parfait. paternity was them come, especially when proven, he we share a meal. sired) basic pudding made, you can other aprons. never at- By the way, a reader called chocolate syrup (if your put together a parfait in min- When I was teaching out of tempted to my attention to the word husband hasn’t eaten it) utes. the Overton County Exten- contact us. I “cup” left out of my slider In a medium bowl, prepare I have been cooking a lot sion office, I would be making recently recipe last week. It called for box of cheesecake pudding lately and the one thing I food with my third grade stu- learned that 1/2 cup butter in the glaze. mix with 2 cups milk accord- have been using a lot is my dents. I took aprons for them Abigail he died sev- Sorry if that caused a prob- ing to package directions. Re- aprons. I think I told you to wear so they wouldn’t get eral years ago lem, I think it was very late at frigerate until set. Crush 15 about my “Joy” apron that anything on their clothes. I Van Buren at a relatively night when I wrote that. soft peppermint candies and Joy made for me when I re- think they enjoyed wearing young age The recipe today is one I stir all but two tablespoons tired. I just hung up my work the aprons as much as cook- (mid-50s). I also discovered made last week for an event into pudding. Crumble choco- apron and put on my fun ing. that he had at least two other that I cooked for. It doesn’t late graham crackers in a Zi- apron. It has pockets so I can Do you remember when I children, one of whom I was have the chocolate syrup over ploc plastic bag. Layer keep my cell phone handy. went to sit in the president’s able to locate on Facebook. the top like the recipe said. I crumbs with pudding mix- You see, my pajama pants “box” at UT back in Novem- I don’t want to cause any thought I had plenty in the ture, repeating layers twice. have no pockets. Isn’t that ber to watch the TTU and UT undue distress by reaching fridge but when I went to get Top with whipped topping, what everyone is wearing game? I need to finish this out to them. However, I’m cu- it.....no chocolate syrup. Now sprinkle with crushed candy now-a-days? column so I can get my food rious about any historical in- there are just two people in and drizzle with chocolate I love my home made gifts ready for the big game they formation they could my house most of the time, syrup. Serves 4. and even the store bought will be playing in Nashville provide, particularly medical me and George. I don’t re- You can also make an gifts. To me it means someone on Friday. George has my box or hereditary issues I should member eating this. That eggnog parfait the same took the time to think about ready in my kitchen so I can know about. All of a sudden I leaves the other person in this way. Just use vanilla instant me. I have another friend, watch it from there. He likes have this overwhelming need house. pudding and in the place of Barbara, who has made me to be in the box since I re- for information, especially Peppermint Cheesecake milk use eggnog. Layer it up aprons for me and she even tired. He loves the food and now that I have a child. Parfait with crushed graham crack- gave me the pattern and I so do I. Now if I can just find Should I try and contact 1 (3-ounce) box cheesecake- ers. This saves time if you have made several. that chocolate syrup. my half-siblings, or let it go favor instant pudding mix were going to make a pie with I remember the very piece Any questions, you may and hope there’s nothing 2 cups milk any of the instant puddings. of clothing I made in home call me at 510-1349 or email there to find out? I don’t want 15 soft peppermint puff can- You can garnish with economics class in high me at to hurt anyone, but I feel I dies (like Bobs Sweet Stripes) whipped topping and nutmeg school was an apron. I still [email protected]. just have to know. — NEEDS 1 sleeve chocolate graham (for the eggnog). If extra have it and that has been over My wish for you is to have a TO KNOW crackers guests drop by for your party 50 years ago. It hangs on my happy new year and be DEAR NEEDS TO whipped topping (if de- or dinner and you have the baker’s rack alongside all my blessed. KNOW: The revelation that you and your sister exist may come as a shock to your half- siblings, so be prepared. Ide- The secret to better pasta? Bake it, don’t cook it ally, the way to go about asking for the information By SARAH MOULTON add it dry to the sauce for bak- you can collect your reward: Heat the oven to 450 F. you’re seeking would be Associated Press ing, it will take much longer deeply flavored baked pasta, Lightly butter a shallow bak- through an intermediary to become tender in the oven, creamy on the bottom and ing dish (12-cup capacity with such as a lawyer. However, if If there’s anything more even as it absorbs all the liq- crispy on top. Add a salad and 2 to 2 1/2-inch sides). you can’t afford one, then comforting than boiled pasta uid in the sauce. Dry pasta some crusty bread and be Drain the pasta and set write a letter explaining who in a sauce, it’s got to be baked needs to hydrate. happy. aside. In the same bowl, com- you are and that you are a pasta in a sauce. The baking So what’s a home cook to Baked penne with bine all remaining ingredi- parent and would like any in- adds a crispy crust that is do? Use my simple no-cook prosciutto and fontina ents, stirring well. Add the formation that can be pro- such a delicious contrast to method of precooking the Start to finish: 1 hour 15 pasta, toss to combine, then vided about any genetic the tender goodness of the pasta. Just soak the pasta in minutes (20 minutes active) season with a pinch of salt. illnesses that run in your fa- dish. warm salted water before Servings: 6 Transfer the mixture to the ther’s side of the family, in- The challenge is how to get adding it to the other ingredi- 1 pound penne pasta prepared baking dish, press- cluding his cause of death. the pasta to turn out just ents and sliding the mixture Kosher salt ing it down evenly. Bake on While you’re at it, be sure to right. Most baked pasta into the oven. Presoaking is a Butter, for coating the bak- the oven’s middle shelf until mention that you are not try- recipes instruct you to boil way to begin hydrating the ing pan bubbly and browned, 20 to 22 ing to intrude — only to find the noodles until cooked pasta and washing away some 2 teaspoons minced garlic minutes. information that may be per- halfway before baking them. of its starch, even as the salt 1 cup heavy cream Nutrition information per tinent to you, your twin sis- This allows the pasta to finish in the water pre-seasons the 2 cups low-sodium chicken serving: 590 calories; 240 calo- ter and your child. cooking in the oven as it pasta. broth ries from fat (41 percent of DEAR ABBY: I have been bathes in the sauce. But this Yes, you’ll dirty a bowl, but 1 cup crushed tomatoes total calories); 27 g fat (15 g separated from my ex-wife method has challenges. If you given that that’s the same ves- 1 to 2 teaspoons red pepper saturated; 0.5 g trans fats); 100 for a year and I’m still de- boil the noodles more than sel in which you’ll combine all flakes, to taste (optional) mg cholesterol; 1060 mg pressed. I can’t eat, I sleep halfway, they’ll be overcooked the dish’s ingredients, it’s the 1 1/2 ounces finely grated sodium; 63 g carbohydrate; 3 g only a couple of hours a by the time you pull the fin- only bowl you’ll need. The Parmesan cheese fiber; 5 g sugar; 24 g protein. night and since the split I ished dish out of the oven. I soak requires 45 minutes, but 4 ounces coarsely grated have lost 40 pounds. find it hard to get the precook- it’s hands-off time, freeing you fontina cheese Sara Moulton is host of public I’m in my late 20s. My wife ing time right. to prep the rest of the ingredi- 4 ounces thinly sliced pro- television’s “Sara’s Weeknight and I were together since And precooking the pasta, ents. sciutto, chopped Meals.” She was executive high school. even halfway, takes work and Then it takes no time at all In a large bowl, combine the chef at Gourmet magazine for We have two kids. We sepa- dirties a large pot and colan- to assemble the dish and pop pasta with enough lukewarm, nearly 25 years and spent a rated because of her infi- der. Then again, if you don’t it into the oven. well-salted water to cover. Let decade hosting several Food delity and immaturity. I was precook the pasta and instead Just 20 or so minutes later stand for 45 minutes. Network shows. the one who decided to leave and I don’t regret my decision, but a part of me can’t move on. Debbie Reynolds and daughter Carrie Fisher linked by death I’m still nice to her and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fisher and Reynolds brought other husbands plundered Paso, Texas. Her father, a car- cater to her sometimes, but I Debbie Reynolds embodied a staggering finale to 2016. her for millions. penter for the Southern Pa- want to stop. I feel she uses the sunshine of postwar Reynolds’ son Todd Fisher Fisher struggled from early cific Railroad, was me because she knows I will America on the screen as she said his sister’s death was in life with addiction and transferred to California and always love her. How do I matched steps with Gene “just too much” for his mental illness. the family settled in Burbank, break my bond with her? — Kelly in “Singin’ in the Rain.” mother. “There have been a few near Warner Bros. studio. STILL NOT OVER HER IN Carrie Fisher brought the “She said, ‘I want to be with times when I thought I was She found superstardom NORTH CAROLINA sarcasm and cynicism of the Carrie,’” Fisher told The As- going to lose Carrie,” quickly. After a handful of DEAR STILL NOT OVER Baby Boomers to her movies, sociated Press by phone from Reynolds said when Oprah minor roles, MGM studio boss HER: If your ex-wife is the books and stage shows, even Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Winfrey interviewed both Louis B. Mayer cast her in only woman you have ever when she was playing a where Reynolds had just died mother and daughter in 2011. “Singin’ in the Rain,” despite dated or been intimate with, princess in “Star Wars.” after being rushed there ear- “I’ve had to walk through a lot Kelly’s objections. it’s not surprising that this The mother and daughter, lier in the day. “And then she of my tears. But she’s worth But at 19 with little dance has been extremely hard for separated by so many differ- was gone.” it.” experience, she managed to you. Divorce can bring with ences both personal and gen- No cause of death has been As Fisher tried to distance match Kelly and Donald O’- it a roller coaster of emo- erational, are likely drawn revealed for either woman. herself from Reynolds, she Connor, two of the screens tions, some high and some closer in the public memory Both mother and daughter barely spoke to her mother most masterful dancers, step- low. after their deaths on succes- enjoyed the heights of show for nearly a decade. for-step. Because you can’t seem to sive days. business success and endured “It’s very hard when your “Gene Kelly was hard on break out of the lows, it Reynolds died on Wednes- the depths of personal trou- child doesn’t want to talk to me, but I think he had to be,” might help you to go online day at age 84, just as she and bles. Their relationship for you and you want to talk to Reynolds, who more than held and research divorce support the rest of the world were years ranged from strained to them, and you want to touch her own in the movie, said in groups for men and attend starting to mourn her daugh- non-existent, a theme fre- them, you want to hold them,” a 1999 Associated Press inter- some meetings. However, if ter Fisher, who died on Tues- quently explored in Fisher’s Reynolds told Winfrey. “It was view. “I had to learn every- you find you need more help day at 60, days after falling ill writing, but late in life they a total estrangement.” thing in three to six months. than that to disengage — and on a flight. became allies and close confi- Born Mary Frances Donald O’Connor had been you may — ask your doctor Even after a year of shock- dantes in their struggles. Reynolds, she spent the first dancing since he was three for a referral to a licensed ing and constant celebrity Reynolds lost one husband eight years of her life in De- months old, Gene Kelly since mental health professional. deaths, the one-two punch of to Elizabeth Taylor and two pression-era poverty in El he was 2 years old.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 — A9 ENTERTAINMENT

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A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 NATION/WORLD Obama adds 2 Western monuments SALT LAKE CITY (AP) It includes rock art, ar- Obama’s creation and — President Barack tifacts, rare fossils and expansion of monuments Obama expanded his en- recently discovered di- covers more acreage vironmental legacy in nosaur tracks. than any other president. the final days of his pres- The White House and But Trump’s upcoming idency with national conservationists said presidency has tempered monument designations both sites were at risk of the excitement of tribal on lands in Utah and Ne- looting and vandalism. leaders and conserva- vada that have become “Today’s actions will tionists, with some wor- flashpoints over use of help protect this cultural rying he could try to public land in the U.S. legacy and will ensure reverse or reduce some West. that future generations of Obama’s expansive The Bears Ears Na- are able to enjoy and ap- land protections. tional Monument in Utah preciate these scenic and Utah’s Republican sen- will cover 1.35 million historic landscapes,” ators vowed to work to- acres in the Four Cor- Obama said in a state- ward just that. ners region, the White ment. “This arrogant act by a House announced Obama’s creation and lame duck president will Wednesday. expansion of monuments not stand,” U.S. Sen. 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It power” and that “far-left It’s a blow for state Re- close the area to new en- vowed to sue. fragile area near where has blocked new mining special interest groups publican leaders and ergy development, a com- In Nevada, a 300,000- rancher Cliven Bundy claims outside Yellow- matter more to him than many rural residents mon refrain in the battle acre Gold Butte National led an armed standoff stone National Park and the people who have lived who say it will add an- over use of the American Monument outside Las with government agents new oil drilling in the on and cared for Utah’s other layer of unneces- West’s vast open spaces. Vegas would protect a in 2014. 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Thursday, December 29, 2016 SPORTS B Monterey’s Norrod wins all-state honor

By SCOTT WILSON HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff

It was almost as if it was scripted. Spencer Norrod, the talented senior lineman at Monterey High School, has had a tremendous football career with the Wildcats. As a team, Norrod has helped Monterey win 24 games over the last four years and become a regional contender. Indi- vidually, he has won just about every honor available in the state. So when Norrod heard that he was named an all-state offensive lineman in Class 1A by the Ten- nessee Sports Writers Association, he couldn’t believe it. It was, he thought, the cherry on top of his football sundae. “I was really excited, especially with this being the third year in a row,” the soft-spoken Norrod said. “I am very proud for Spencer. It is another award he is very deserving of,” said Monterey coach Scott Hughes. “He has put a lot of time and effort into receiving that award. Honestly, I am not surprised he received the honor and I would have been disappointed if he didn’t get it.” The honor was voted on by media members Contributed | Mountain Press around the state. Norrod was also named all-state in 2014 and 2015. Upperman’s Riley Hurst, right, puts up a shot against a Louisville Butler defender during the Lady Bees’ This season, Norrod gave the voters some im- 63-62 loss on Wednesday during the second round of the Winterfest Shootout in Sevierville. pressive numbers to consider. Despite a 3-7 team record, the talented offensive lineman had 111 pancakes this year (putting an opposing defensive lineman on the ground). He had 334 in his career. UHS falls short in Shootout He also had 53 tackles on defense and 14 tackles for loss. Norrod, who played in the East-West All- From Staff Reports Abby Greenwood added Star Classic, had two forced fumbles and one fum- 11. ble recovery. Fighting their way Upperman took the “Statistically for the year he had, it was phe- back from an 11-point lead early in the game, nomenal. I guess in his situation, he was all-state deficit in the fourth pe- picking up a 21-17 ad- as a sophomore and a junior, he has high expecta- riod, the Upperman vantage after the first tions put on him because of that,” Hughes ex- High period. The defensive plained. “But he’s been blessed and this is another School pressure from both feather in his cap to finalize a tremendous, proba- Lady teams became a little bly once-in-a-lifetime type of high school career. Bees fell more intense in the sec- This award just kind of tops his career off.” just short ond quarter as Butler Norrod, 6-foot-2, 300 pounds, has committed to of a stun- cut into the UHS lead, play football at Tennessee Tech University next ning comeback on outscoring the Lady fall. He is expected to sign with the Golden Eagles Wednesday. They Bees by three, 13-10, to in February. dropped a 63-62 decision trail 31-30 at the inter- “He works hard at being successful. His physical to Louisville Butler in mission. abilities are tremendous and he’s got a high foot- the second round of the Breia Torens led But- ball I.Q.,” Hughes said. “Spencer retains so much Winterfest Shootout in ler in scoring with 15 and he understands the game so well there were Sevierville. points. many games where he made the adjustments for Butler, one of the The Winterfest us on both sides of the ball. Spencer is very com- state powers in Ken- Shootout concludes Fri- petitive and I think that’s one of the reasons we tucky and currently 10- day. get along so well. That competitive spirit is also 1 on the season, Cookeville girls 60 one of the things that make him so successful - he outscored Upperman 21- Bayside Academy 20 hates to lose.” 10 in the third period to The Cookeville High “I think he’s going to just continue to get better. lead 52-41 heading into School girls basketball He will continue to become more physically domi- the final quarter. team easily made it nant and I think Tennessee Tech really got a steal The Lady Bees, 13-2 through with Spencer. I think one of the things that’s going overall, turned up the its first to help him at the next level is he won’t have to defensive pressure and day of play 100 snaps a game like he did for us. For him to turned the Bearettes the be a specialized lineman in college, it will be a over on a couple of trips Hilton benefit for him. They’re (Tech) getting a great foot- up and down the floor, Sandestin ball player, but they’re also getting an even better capitalizing with bas- Beach Basketball young man.” kets off the miscues. Blowout on Wednesday Tibet Dycus | Contributed Norrod, the son of Leslie and Mike Norrod, Upperman outscored as the Lady Cavaliers couldn’t believe he won the all-state award when Butler 21-11 in the final stomped the Bayside Cookeville’s Chloe Grace Savage, right, tries to put he was contacted earlier today. However, he is eight minutes, but came Academy Lady Admi- up a shot in the paint against a Bayside Academy quick to point out he couldn’t have done it without up just short in the nar- rals 60-20 in Destin, Fla. defender during the Lady Cavs’ 60-20 win in their the help of a lot of people. row 63-62 loss. The Lady Cavs domi- first Hilton Sandestin Beach Basketball Blowout “I thank God for everything I have accomplished Akira Levy led Upper- nated every facet of the game on Wednesday in Destin Fla. in my life. I also want to thank my parents for all man in the loss with 23 game as their defense ters of the season at 29 ily put the game out of the things they’ve done for me, the time they’ve points. Riley Hurst was only allowed 12 points points in the third. CHS reach. put in to allow me to do what I love and play foot- strong on both ends of in the first half, eight in was already up by 11 Sydney Bean led the ball,” Norrod said. “And I also want to thank the floor, scoring 15 the second half, and points at 23-12 at half- Lady Cavs with her Coach Hughes and the entire coaching staff at points. Gracie Maynard they tallied one of their time, but the 29 points Monterey. They have all helped me get to where I chipped in with 13 and highest scoring quar- in the third quarter eas- See CHS, Page B2 am.” Upperman Middle sweeps opening day of Invitational Board work hurts Monterey in loss By SCOTT WILSON From Staff Reports HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff

Upperman Middle School started off its basket- ALBANY, Ky. — Midway through the fourth quar- ball invitational in style on Wednesday as the ter Wednesday night, with his team trailing by double- Lady Yellow Jackets made short work of Home- digits, Monterey High School coach Todd Hess stead with a 51-9 runaway victory and the Yellow watched the Franklin-Simpson Lady Cats get three Jackets survived Morrison with a 37-30 win at consecutive offensive rebounds on one play before UMS. Kristina Carter finally scored on a layup to give her In the nightcap, the Yellow Jackets came out fir- team a 50-33 lead. ing on all cylinders, sinking three 3-pointers in the That seemed to be the story of the game for Mon- first quarter and five in the first half to jump out terey, unfortunately, as the smaller Lady Wildcats to a 21-16 lead going into halftime. struggled on the boards against the taller Franklin- However, Morrison’s Ryland Holder wouldn’t let Simpson (Ky.) High School players and lost 52-38 in his team go down without a fight as he made four the first round of the Twin Lakes Holiday Classic at field goals in the third quarter to help Morrison Clinton County High School. outscore UMS 9-2 and take a 25-23 lead. “What killed us were the offensive rebounds they The Yellow Jackets then buckled down and were getting,” Hess said. “At one time, they had three played good closeout basketball as they made 10-12 or four on one play, and that absolutely kills you free throws and scored 14 points in the fourth against a good team like that. I thought defensively, quarter, compared to Morrison’s five. we played pretty well. You just can’t give up rebounds The Yellow Jackets were led by the duo of like that.” Scott Wilson | Herald-Citizen Tommy Bristow and Seth Petty, who scored 13 and The loss dropped Monterey to 4-10 on the season. 12 points respectively. They each made two 3- The Lady Wildcats will face North Laurel at 3 p.m. Monterey’s Anna Hudson, right, applies defensive pointers, and they were helped out by Daniel Met- today in the second round. They will later play Clin- pressure on a Franklin-Simpson player during action Wednesday in the Twin Lakes Holiday Classic See UMS, Page B2 See MHS, Page B2 at Clinton County High School. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 SPORTS UMS: Lady Yellow Jackets dominate MHS: Bilbrey From Page B1 scores 15 points zgar and Jyron McClellan, who added six points apiece. From Page B1 On the other hand, the UMS girls had no trouble dispensing of Homestead as the Lady Yellow Jack- ton County at 6:30 p.m. Franklin-Simpson improves ets held them to only two points in the first half and to 5-7 on the season and will play Red Boiling nine overall. UMS scored 14 points in the first quar- Springs today at 3:30 p.m. ter, 19 in the second quarter, and 14 again in the “Their (Franklin-Simpson) ability to rebound of- third to put the game far out of reach. fensively surprised me,” Hess said. “They were just No Lady Yellow Jackets were able to break into so quick off the floor. We weren’t holding our seal double-digits scoring, but that was due to spreading when we boxed out. We had position, but they would the ball around. UMS had six different scorers in just go right around us. each of the first three quarters. Laryn Sissom, “We weren’t pushing them out of the way, we Aiyana Levy, and Carmela Navarro shared the title were just standing there. We’re not going to out- of leading scorer as they all scored eight points. jump them, we’re not the tallest team; we’ve just got Reagan Hurst was next on the list as she added to be the meaner team. Tonight, I didn’t think we seven points, and she was followed up by Brooklyn were.” Crouch, Chloe Maynord, and Bailey Gillies, who After a really slow start to the game that saw added five points each. The scoring list was rounded Franklin-Simpson lead 7-4 after the first period, out by A.G. McClain with three points and Lili Sis- Monterey pulled within two at 11-9 on a jumper som with two. from the lane and a 3-pointer from the corner by Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen The Upperman Middle School Invitational contin- Courtney Bilbrey. ues today with the semifinals. The Lady Yellow Upperman Middle School’s Daniel Metzgar (bottom, But that was as close as Monterey would get the Jackets will get things started off against Water- center) tries to get room under the basket during rest of the night as the Lady Cats went on an 11-2 town at 1:30 p.m., and the boys will return to action the Yellow Jackets’ 37-30 win in the first round of run to close out the first half. Carter led the charge at 2:45 against South Cumberland. the UMS Invitational on Wednesday at UMS. for the Lady Cats with six points in the surge. Ochee Baker added four and FSHS led 25-13 at the break. “We were looking to back cut them a lot and we did get that,” Hess said. “We had that corner shot all day long and that baseline shot, and it was just from CHS: Boys slump on second day our back cutting.” Bilbrey led Monterey in scoring with 15 points. Allie Ragle scored 12 and Anna Hudson chipped in From Page B1 Starr’s Mill boys 81 ther’s consistent scoring. Starr’s with seven. Daniella D’Agostino and Jessie Walker Cookeville High 49 Mill outscored CHS 20-19 in the scored two points each. highest point total of the season The Cookeville High School third quarter and 22-10 in the Jessie Beller led Franklin-Simpson with 21 points. at 20. Bean hit four 3-pointers to boys basketball team struggled fourth quarter to seal the deal. “From the outside, Courtney had three 3s and help her reach the mark, and on its second day of the Hilton The Cavs were led by Trey Allie had four. Other than that, we didn’t shoot the Riley Masters backed her up Sandestin Beach Basketball Bundrant, who scored 12 points ball that well,” Hess said. “We had some looks; we with 12 points in the paint and Blowout as the Cavaliers fell to off of four field goals. Bundrant just didn’t knock them down. I don’t like relying on 15 overall. the Starr’s Mill High School was helped by Noah Hilliker our guards to hit 3s to keep us in games. I would There was only one other dou- Panthers 81-49 on Wednesday in with 11 points, Bailey Gilliam rather have an inside-out game and that’s what ble-digit scorer as Chloe Grace Destin, Fla. with nine, Alex Garrett with we’ve been working on.” Savage put up 11 points, but The Cavs started the game eight, Jacob Wilberscheid with Win or lose, Hess said the Twin Lakes Classic Grace Marek added six, Cassie well as they were only outscored five, Jacob Reeves with two, and serves a bigger purpose. Shope added six, and Katelyn 18-14 in the first quarter. How- Jack Humphrey with two. “We lost the game today, but we still took steps Boutin finished off the list with ever, Cookeville’s offense got The Cavs were in action again forward,” Hess explained. “We’re playing against two. shut down in the second quar- today against William Bount good teams here. Every team up here is a good qual- Up next, the Lady Cavs take ter, scoring only six points to High School at 9 a.m., but more ity program. We’re just trying to get ready for our on Oliver Springs today at 4:30 the Panthers’ 21, and the Cavs information will be provided in district play and (I know) this will get us prepared p.m. couldn’t keep up with the Pan- Friday’s edition. for that.”

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I WR – Cade Kennemore, South Pittsburg Alamo Bowl 18. Arizona (11-2) did not play. Next: at Ottawa 35 20 12 3 43 Crezdon Butler. On Television OL – Mitchell Butner, South Pittsburg San Antonio California, Friday. Boston 37 18 15 4 40 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed S Isa OL – Spencer Norrod, Monterey Oklahoma State (9-3) vs. Colorado (10- 19. Saint Mary’s (10-1) did not play. Next: Tampa Bay 36 18 15 3 39 Abdul-Quddus on injured reserve. Thursday, Dec. 29 OL – Matt Fox, Columbia Academy 3), 9 p.m. (ESPN) at Loyola Marymount, Thursday. Toronto 34 15 12 7 37 Signed S A.J. Hendy from the practice COLLEGE BASKETBALL OL – Dalton Meadows, Dresden Friday, Dec. 30 20. Florida State (13-1) beat Wake For- Florida 36 15 14 7 37 squad. 6 p.m. OL – Preston Fesmire, Peabody Liberty Bowl est 88-72. Next: at No. 12 Virginia, Sat- Buffalo 34 13 13 8 34 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed WR ESPNU — Georgia at Auburn ATH – Parker McKinney, Coalfield Memphis, Tenn. urday. Detroit 35 15 16 4 34 Cayleb Jones to the practice squad. FS1 — Butler at St. John’s K – Hunter Keele, Fayetteville Georgia (7-5) vs. TCU (6-6), Noon 21. Oregon (12-2) beat No. 2 UCLA 89- Metropolitan Division NEW YORK JETS — Place RB Khiry SEC — Tennessee at Texas A&M DEFENSE (ESPN) 87. Next: vs. No. 22 Southern Cal, Fri- Pittsburgh 37 24 8553 Robinson on injured reserve. Signed 7 p.m. DL – Brant Lawless, Nashville Christian Sun Bowl day. Columbus 33 24 5452 RB Brandon Burks from the practice ESPN2 — Kentucky at Mississippi DL – Josh Silvey, Greenback El Paso, Texas 22. Southern Cal (14-0) beat Oregon N.Y. Rangers 37 24 12 1 49 squad and TE M.J. McFarland to the 8 p.m. DL – Tavin Kilpatrick, Greenback North Carolina (8-4) vs. Stanford (9-3), 2 State 70-63. Next: at No. 21 Oregon, Washington 33 20 9444 practice squad. ESPNU — Vanderbilt at LSU DL – Hunter Clark, Harriman p.m. (CBS) Friday. Philadelphia 37 20 13 4 44 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Placed SEC — Florida at Arkansas LB – Sawyer Kelly, South Pittsburg Music City Bowl 23. Cincinnati (11-2) beat Temple 56-50. Carolina 34 15 12 7 37 RB Charles Sims on injured reserve. 10 p.m. LB – D.J. Taylor, Huntland Nashville, Tenn. Next: vs. Tulane, Sunday. N.Y. Islanders 34 14 14 6 34 Signed FB Austin Johnson from the ESPNU — Saint Mary’s (Cal) at Loyola LB – Noah Arnett, Cloudland Tennessee (8-4) vs. Nebraska (9-3), 3:30 24. Notre Dame (11-2) beat Saint Peter’s New Jersey 35 13 15 7 33 practice squad. Marymount LB – Jordan Mitchell, Dresden p.m. (ESPN) 63-55. Next: at Pittsburgh, Saturday. WESTERN CONFERENCE TENNESSEE TITANS — Placed DE COLLEGE FOOTBALL DB – Rush Lansdell, Columbia Academy Arizona Bowl 25. Florida (9-3) did not play. Next: at Central Division Mehdi Abdesmad on injured reserve. 1 p.m. DB – Austin Lowe, Coalfield Tucson, Ariz. Arkansas, Thursday. GP WLOT Pts Signed NT Antwaun Woods from the ESPN — Birmingham Bowl, South Car- DB – Joe Pace, Harriman Air Force (9-3) vs. South Alabama (6-6), Chicago 37 22 10 5 49 practice squad and LB Kourtnei Brown olina vs. South Florida, at Birmingham, DB – Hunter Willis, Greenback 5:30 p.m. (ASN) I NBA Minnesota 34 22 8448 and WR K.J. Maye to the practice Ala. ATH – Dylan Yates, Dresden Orange Bowl St. Louis 36 19 12 5 43 squad. P – Nash Lay, Oneida Miami Gardens, Fla. Dallas 36 15 14 7 37 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Placed S 4:30 p.m. Standings and schedule ESPN — Belk Bowl, Arkansas vs. Vir- Florida State (9-3) vs. Michigan (10-2), 8 Winnipeg 37 17 17 3 37 Donte Whitner Sr. on injured reserve. ginia Tech, at Charlotte, N.C. I NCAA Football p.m. (ESPN) All Times EST Nashville 34 15 13 6 36 Signed S Josh Evans. Signed LB 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 31 EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 34 12 21 1 25 Rufus Johnson to the practice squad. Citrus Bowl Pacific Division HOCKEY ESPN — Alamo Bowl, Colorado vs. Bowl Glance Atlantic Division Oklahoma St., at San Antonio Orlando, Fla. WLPct GB San Jose 35 22 12 1 45 National Hockey League NBA BASKETBALL All Times EST LSU (7-4) vs. Louisville (9-3), 11 a.m. Toronto 22 9 .710 — Edmonton 36 18 12 6 42 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled D Bran- 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 (ABC) Boston 19 13 .594 3½ Anaheim 36 17 12 7 41 don Montour from San Diego (AHL). TNT — Boston at Cleveland Celebration Bowl TaxSlayer Bowl New York 16 15 .516 6 Calgary 37 19 16 2 40 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Agreed to 9:30 p.m. At Atlanta Jacksonville, Fla. Brooklyn 8 23 .258 14 Los Angeles 35 17 14 4 38 terms with F Artemi Panarin on a two- TNT — Dallas at L.A. Lakers Grambling State 10, NC Central 9 Kentucky (7-5) vs. Georgia Tech (8-4), 11 Philadelphia 7 23 .233 14½ Vancouver 36 15 18 3 33 year contract extension. NHL HOCKEY New Mexico Bowl a.m. (ESPN) Southeast Division Arizona 35 11 19 5 27 DALLAS STARS — Reassigned F Jason 6 p.m. Albuquerque CFP Semifinals Charlotte 18 14 .563 — NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Dickinson to Texas (AHL). NBCSN — New Jersey at Washington New Mexico 23, UTSA 20 Peach Bowl Atlanta 16 16 .500 2 overtime loss. DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned F SKIING Las Vegas Bowl Atlanta Washington 15 16 .484 2½ Wednesday’s Games Tyler Bertuzzi and D Brian Lashoff to 10:30 a.m. San Diego State 34, Houston 10 Alabama (13-0) vs. Washington (12-1), 3 Orlando 15 19 .441 4 Pittsburgh 3, Carolina 2 Grand Rapids (AHL). NBCSN — FIS Ski World Cup, Alpine Camellia Bowl p.m. (ESPN) Miami 10 22 .313 8 Toronto 3, Florida 2, SO LOS ANGELES KINGS — Placed F Tyler Skiing, Women’s Slalom, at Semmer- Montgomery, Ala. Fiesta Bowl Central Division Tampa Bay 4, Montreal 3, OT Toffoli on injured reserve. ing, Austria Appalachian State 31, Toledo 28 Glendale, Ariz. Cleveland 23 7 .767 — St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed F Ver- WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Cure Bowl Clemson (12-1) vs. Ohio State (11-1), 7 Milwaukee 15 15 .500 8 Vancouver 2, Los Angeles 1 non Fiddler on injured reserve. Re- 5 p.m. Orlando, Fla. p.m. (ESPN) Chicago 16 16 .500 8 Thursday’s Games called F Luke Gazdic from Albany ESPN2 — UConn at Maryland Arkansas State 31, UCF 13 Monday, Jan. 2 Indiana 15 18 .455 9½ Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. (AHL). New Orleans Bowl Outback Bowl Detroit 15 19 .441 10 New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS — Assigned G Southern Miss. 28, Louisiana-Lafayette Tampa, Fla. WESTERN CONFERENCE Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Brandon Halverson to Hartford (AHL). Friday, Dec. 30 21 Florida (8-4) vs. Iowa (8-4), 1 p.m. (ABC) Southwest Division Montreal at Florida, 7:30 p.m. ST. LOUIS BLUES — Activated F Paul Monday, Dec. 19 Cotton Bowl W L Pct GB N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Stastny from injured reserve. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Miami Beach Bowl Arlington, Texas San Antonio 26 6 .813 — Columbus at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Signed F 3 p.m. Tulsa 55, Central Michigan 10 Western Michigan (13-0) vs. Wisconsin Houston 24 9 .727 2½ Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Brett Howden to a three-year, entry- ESPN2 — West Virginia at Oklahoma St. Tuesday, Dec. 20 (10-3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) Memphis 20 14 .588 7 Detroit at Ottawa, 8 p.m. level contract. 4 p.m. Boca Raton (Fla.) Bowl Rose Bowl New Orleans 13 21 .382 14 Colorado at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reas- ESPNU — Valparaiso at Ill. Chicago Western Kentucky 51, Memphis 31 Pasadena, Calif. Dallas 9 23 .281 17 N.Y. Rangers at Arizona, 9 p.m. signed F Zach Sanford to Hershey 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21 Penn State (11-2) vs. Southern Cal (9-3), Northwest Division Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. (AHL). BTN — Northwestern at Michigan St. Poinsettia Bowl 5 p.m. (ESPN) Oklahoma City 20 12 .625 — Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 p.m. American Hockey League CBSSN — La Salle at Dayton San Diego Sugar Bowl Utah 19 13 .594 1 Friday’s Games AHL — Suspended Lehigh Valley D Will ESPNEWS — Texas Tech at Iowa St. BYU 24, Wyoming 21 New Orleans Denver 14 18 .438 6 Chicago at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. O’Neill one game. 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22 Oklahoma (10-2) vs. Auburn (8-4), 8:30 Portland 14 20 .412 7 Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE — Reas- ESPN2 — Baylor at Oklahoma Famous Idaho Potato Bowl p.m. (ESPN) Minnesota 10 22 .313 10 Philadelphia at San Jose, 10 p.m. signed F Shawn St. Amant to Colorado ESPNU — Rhode Island at Saint Louis Boise Monday, Jan. 9 Pacific Division Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. (ECHL). 7 p.m. Idaho 61, Colorado State 50 College Football Championship Golden State 28 5 .848 — Saturday’s Games ECHL CBSSN — VCU at George Mason Friday, Dec. 23 Tampa, Fla. L.A. Clippers 22 12 .647 6½ Washington at New Jersey, 1 p.m. READING ROYALS — Announced G ESPNEWS — Texas at Kansas St. Bahamas Bowl Semifinal winners, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN) Sacramento 14 18 .438 13½ Buffalo at Boston, 1 p.m. Austin Lotz was loaned from Tucson 8 p.m. Nassau Saturday, Jan. 21 L.A. Lakers 12 23 .343 17 Columbus at Minnesota, 6 p.m. (AHL). Released G Matt Hilbert. ESPN2 — Kansas at TCU Old Dominion 24, Eastern Michigan 20 East-West Shrine Classic Phoenix 9 23 .281 18½ N.Y. Islanders at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. COLLEGE ESPNU — South Carolina at Memphis Armed Forces Bowl At St. Petersburg, Fla. Wednesday’s Games Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. PENN STATE — Suspended junior WR 9 p.m. Fort Worth, Texas West vs. East, 3 p.m. (NFL) Charlotte 120, Orlando 101 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Saeed Blacknall and sophomore LB FS1 — Southern Cal at Oregon Louisiana Tech 48, Navy 45 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Washington 111, Indiana 105 Florida at Dallas, 8 p.m. Manny Bowen for a violation of team 10 p.m. Dollar General Bowl At Carson, Calif. Atlanta 102, New York 98, OT N.Y. Rangers at Colorado, 8 p.m. rules. ESPN2 — Arizona at California Mobile, Ala. National vs. American, 4 p.m. Milwaukee 119, Detroit 94 Vancouver at Edmonton, 10 p.m. UCONN — Named Randy Edsall football COLLEGE FOOTBALL Troy 28, Ohio 23 Saturday, Jan. 28 Chicago 101, Brooklyn 99 Arizona at Calgary, 10 p.m. coach. 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 24 Senior Bowl New Orleans 102, L.A. Clippers 98 San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. ESPN — Liberty Bowl, Georgia vs. TCU, Hawaii Bowl At Mobile, Ala. San Antonio 119, Phoenix 98 Sunday’s Games I Today in Sports at Memphis, Tenn. Honolulu South vs. North, 2:30 p.m. (NFL) Denver 105, Minnesota 103 Detroit at Toronto, 3 p.m. Ottawa at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. Hawaii 52, Middle Tennessee 35 Portland 102, Sacramento 89 Dec. 29 CBS — Sun Bowl, North Carolina vs. Monday, Dec. 26 I NCAA Basketball Golden State 121, Toronto 111 Philadelphia at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Stanford, at El Paso St. Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl Thursday’s Games 1926 — Merlyn Phillips of the Montreal Ma- 2:30 p.m. Mississippi State 17, Miami (Ohio) 16 Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. I Transactions roons scores five seconds into the game ESPN — Music City Bowl, Nebraska vs. Quick Lane Bowl Top 25 scores and schedule Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. at Chicago for an NHL record for the Tennessee, at Nashville, Tenn. Detroit Wednesday Oklahoma City at Memphis, 8 p.m. fastest goal from the start of a game — a 7:10 p.m. Boston College 36, Maryland 30 1. Villanova (13-0) beat DePaul 68-65. Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. Wednesday mark that would be matched three times. ESPN — Orange Bowl, Florida St. vs. Independence Bowl Next: at No. 10 Creighton, Saturday. Toronto at Phoenix, 9 p.m. BASEBALL The Blackhawks win 5-4 in overtime. Michigan, at Miami Shreveport, La. 2. UCLA (13-1) lost to No. 21 Oregon 89- Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. American Association 1957 — Tobin Rote passes for four touch- CRICKET NC State 41, Vanderbilt 17 87. Next: at Oregon State, Friday. Friday’s Games LAREDO LEMURS — Released OF downs and scores another to give the 2 a.m. (Saturday) Tuesday, Dec. 27 3. Kansas (11-1) did not play. Next: at Chicago at Indiana, 4 p.m. Brennan Metzger. Detroit Lions a 59-14 victory over the NBCSN — Big Bash League, Adelaide Heart of Dallas Bowl TCU, Friday. Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Frontier League Cleveland Browns in the NFL champi- Strikers vs. Sydney Sixers Army 38, North Texas 31, OT 4. Baylor (12-0) did not play. Next: at Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Signed C onship game. MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Military Bowl Oklahoma, Friday. Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Bryan De La Rosa to a contract exten- 1961 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadel- 7 p.m. Annapolis, Md. 5. Duke (12-1) did not play. Next: at Vir- L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. sion. Signed RHP Brian Utterback. phia Warriors scores 60 points against FS1 — UFC 207, prelims, at Las Vegas Wake Forest 34, Temple 26 ginia Tech, Saturday. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed RHP the Los Angeles Lakers at Hershey, Pa., NBA BASKETBALL Holiday Bowl 6. Louisville (11-2) lost to No. 12 Virginia New York at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Ty Provencher. the future site of his 100-point game. 7 p.m. San DiegoMinnesota 17, Washington 61-53. Next: vs. No. 16 Indiana, Satur- Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. BASKETBALL 1963 — Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ral- NBA — L.A. Clippers at Houston State 12 day. Philadelphia at Denver, 9 p.m. National Basketball Association ston give the United States a 3-2 victory RUGBY Cactus Bowl 7. Gonzaga (12-0) did not play. Next: vs. Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. NBA — Fined Indiana F Paul George over Australia for the Davis Cup title. 5 p.m. Phoenix Pepperdine, Thursday. Saturday’s Games $15,000 and coach Nate McMillan 1963 — The Chicago Bears, who won the NBCSN — English Premiership, New- Baylor 31, Boise State 12 8. Kentucky (10-2) did not play. Next: at Memphis at Sacramento, 5 p.m. $10,000 for public criticism of officiat- Western Conference title by allowing only castle Falcons vs. Wasps (same-day Wednesday, Dec. 28 Mississippi, Thursday. Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. ing. 10 points a game, play up to form in a 14- tape) Pinstripe Bowl 9. North Carolina (12-2) beat Monmouth Milwaukee at Chicago, 7 p.m. LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Reassigned 10 victory over the New York Giants for SOCCER Bronx, N.Y. (N.J.) 102-74. Next: at Georgia Tech, L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. C Ivica Zubac to Los Angeles the NFL title at Wrigley Field. 2 p.m. Northwestern 31, Pittsburgh 24 Saturday. New York at Houston, 8 p.m. (NBADL). 1984 — Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton NBCSN — Premier League, Everton at Russell Athletic Bowl 10. Creighton (13-0) beat Seton Hall 89- Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Recalled G Oilers scores his 100th point in the 35th Hull City Orlando, Fla. 75. Next: at St. John’s, Wednesday. Sunday’s Games Wade Baldwin IV from Iowa (NBADL). game of the season, a 6-3 victory over WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Miami 31, West Virginia 14 11. West Virginia (11-1) did not play. Detroit at Miami, 6 p.m. FOOTBALL the Detroit Red Wings. 6 p.m. Foster Farms Bowl Next: at Oklahoma State, Friday. Orlando at Indiana, 6 p.m. National Football League 2002 — Marvin Harrison catches six FS2 — St. John’s at Seton Hall Santa Clara, Calif. 12. Virginia (11-1) beat No. 6 Louisville San Antonio at Atlanta, 6 p.m. NFL — Suspended Tampa Bay RB Doug passes for a season-low 28 yards in a Utah 26, Indiana 24 61-53. Next: vs. No. 20 Florida State, Portland at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Martin four games for violating the 20-13 win over Jacksonville, finishing his I Prep Football Texas Bowl Saturday. Toronto at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. NFL’s policy on performance enhanc- record-breaking year with 143 receptions Houston 13. Butler (11-1) did not play. Next: at St. ing substances. and 1,722 yards — the fourth-most in Kansas State 33, Texas A&M 28 John’s, Thursday. I ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed S league history. Class 1A All-State team Thursday, Dec. 29 14. Wisconsin (12-2) did not play. Next: NHL Christian Bryant from the N.Y. Giants 2006 — Texas Tech spots Minnesota a 31- OFFENSE Birmingham (Ala.) Bowl at No. 16 Indiana, Tuesday. practice squad and CB Brian Dixon point, third-quarter lead, then rallies for a QB – Preston Rice, Wayne County South Florida (10-2) vs. South Carolina 15. Purdue (12-2) beat Iowa 89-67. Next: Standings and schedule from New Orleans practice squad. 44-41 overtime victory in the Insight Bowl, QB – Dresser Winn, Dresden (6-6), 2 p.m. (ESPN) vs. Minnesota, Sunday. All Times EST CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Cor- the largest comeback in Division I-A bowl RB – Kayne Roberts, Greenback Belk Bowl 16. Indiana (10-3) lost to Nebraska 87- EASTERN CONFERENCE nelius Edison and DB Rashaad history. The previous record for a bowl RB – Tucker Kennedy, Union City Charlotte, N.C. 83. Next: at No. 6 Louisville, Saturday. Atlantic Division Reynolds to the practice squad. comeback was 30 points, set by Marshall WR – Blaine Bevis, Wayne County Virginia Tech (9-4) vs. Arkansas (7-5), 17. Xavier (11-2) beat Providence 82-56. GP WLOT Pts DETROIT LIONS — Placed DT Stefan against East Carolina in the 2001 GMAC WR – Austin Thomas, Dresden 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) Next: at Georgetown, Saturday. Montreal 35 21 9547 Charles on injured reserve. Signed CB Bowl. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 — B3 NCAA SPORTS Northwestern takes Pinstripe Bowl crown

The Associated Press with a 20-yard run two plays earlier. The Aggies (8-5) cut it to 33-28 on NEW YORK — Justin Jackson ran Josh Reynolds’ 15-yard TD reception for 224 yards and three touchdowns to about a minute later. power Northwestern to its third bowl Texas A&M attempted to convert a victory, 31-24 over No. 22 Pittsburgh fourth-and-8 with about two minutes in the Pinstripe Bowl on Wednesday left, but Trevor Knight’s pass was night. short, to give Kansas State the ball The victory at Yankee Stadium fol- back and allow the Wildcats to run lowed wins in the 1948 Rose Bowl and out the clock. 2012 Gator Bowl victories in the pro- Reynolds had a Texas A&M bowl- gram’s oft-futile history. record 12 receptions for 154 yards and Jackson had TD runs of 8 and 16 two touchdowns and Knight threw for yards in the second quarter, then 310 yards with three touchdowns and went deep on a 40-yard burst in the one interception as A&M dropped its third that left one defender face down second straight bowl game. on the turf and gave the Wildcats (7- Foster Farms Bowl 6) a 21-17 lead. Utah 26, Indiana 24 Rallying without injured quarter- SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Joe back Nathan Peterman and running Williams ran for 222 yards and a back James Conner, Pitt yanked the touchdown and Andy Phillips kicked lead away in the fourth on a short TD a 27-yard field goal with 1:24 to play pass before it collapsed the rest of the to lead Utah to its 14th victory in its quarter. Julie Jacobson | AP past 15 bowl games. The Wildcats turned a fourth-and-1 Tyler Huntley ran for another into a 21-yard play-action TD pass Pittsburgh running back James Conner (24) drives the ball against Northwest- score and the Utes (9-4) forced three from Clayton Thorson to Garrett ern defensive end Xavier Washington (56) during the Pinstripe Bowl on turnovers to spoil Tom Allen’s coach- Dickerson that made it 28-24 and a Wednesday in New York. ing debut at Indiana and improve hit late field goal for a seven-point Kaaya completed 24 of 34 passes for and ran for a touchdown for West Vir- Utah coach Kyle Whittingham’s bowl lead. 282 yards for Miami (9-4), which had ginia (10-3). record to 10-1. Allen took over the The Panthers (8-5) had time to spoil lost its last six bowl appearances. Texas Bowl Hoosiers (6-7) after Kevin Wilson’s Northwestern’s upset bid with a late Kaaya already held Miami’s career Kansas State 33, Texas A&M 28 sudden resignation this month. drive for the tying score. Scott Ornd- record in yards and took over the HOUSTON — Jesse Ertz threw for The Hoosiers rallied from 10 points off failed to hang on to backup quar- school’s No. 1 spots in completions 195 yards and a touchdown and ran down to take a 24-23 lead early in the terback Ben DiNucci’s strike in the and attempts. He was selected the for two more scores in Kansas State’s fourth quarter on Devine Redding’s 3- end zone on third down. DiNucci had game MVP. victory over Texas A&M. yard run following a fumble by Utah’s his fourth-down pass picked off by The Hurricanes punted on their Ertz had a 79-yard touchdown pass Zach Moss. Williams then lost a fum- Jared McGee, who helped bust up the first six possessions, then scored on and scoring runs of 1 and 5 yards to ble on the next drive for the Utes, but previous pass play. their next five. Kaaya connected with help give Kansas State its fourth Griffin Oakes missed a 40-yard field Russell Athletic Bowl Ahmmon Richards, Malcolm Lewis straight win and first bowl victory goal attempt with 5:34 left to prevent Miami 31, NO. 14 West Virginia 14 and Braxton Berrios for touchdowns since the 2013 Buffalo Wild Wings the Hoosiers from adding onto the ORLANDO, Fla. — Brad Kaaya tied in the final 6:30 of the first half, and Bowl. lead. That proved costly when a career best and Miami bowl record found David Njoku for another touch- The Wildcats (9-4) led by five when Williams ran for 64 yards on the en- with four touchdown passes, and the down on the first possession of the Ertz bulled into the end zone on a 1- suing drive to help set up Phillips’ Hurricanes beat West Virginia to second half. yard run that made it 33-21 with nine fourth field goal of the game to make snap a 10-year bowl drought. Skyler Howard passed for 134 yards minutes left. Ertz set up the score it 26-24. Top ranked Villanova barely survives DePaul

The Associated Press sided win over Louisville be- Bryant Crawford led the fore the Cardinals rallied from Demon Deacons (9-3, 0-1) with VILLANOVA, Pa. — Josh a 21-point second-half deficit 16 each. Hart scored 25 points and to get within 57-48 with 3:51 No. 22 SOUTHERN CAL 70, Jalen Brunson added 13 as No. left. Guy’s basket regained OREGON ST. 63 1 Villanova barely held off De- momentum for Virginia, CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — Paul, 68-65 on Wednesday which got two free throws Chimezie Metu had 19 points night, the Wildcats’ 19th from Mamadi Diakite with 28 and eight rebounds and South- straight win. seconds left to seal its fourth ern California stayed unde- The Wildcats (13-0, 1-0 Big straight win overall and feated in the Pac-12 opener for East) looked rather pedestrian fourth in five games against both teams. playing for the first time in a Louisville (11-2, 0-1). He had Jordan McLaughlin added week. But thanks to Hart, con- nine points. 10 points, eight rebounds and sidered among the favorites Quentin Snider, Deng Adel four steals and Jonah Math- for national player of the year, and Tony Hicks had eight ews had 10 points for the Tro- they survived. points each for Louisville, jans (14-0, 1-0). A 14-6 Villanova run gave which had won six straight. Stephen Thompson Jr. the Wildcats a 51-39 lead with No. 9 North Carolina 102 scored a career-high 24 points 16:41 to go. But the Blue Monmouth 74 and Drew Eubanks had 15 Demons responded with a 14-0 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — points and 15 rebounds for the run to get back in the game Justin Jackson scored 28 Beavers (4-10, 0-1). and take a 53-51 lead. points to lead North Carolina. Southern Cal went on a 13-0 Hart scored 10 points in the Kennedy Meeks added 17 run about midway through the final 3:06, including a dagger 3- points and 12 rebounds and first half to take a 24-9 lead. pointer from the top of the key Isaiah Hicks finished with 15 Oregon State was held score- with 9.5 seconds left that gave points to help the Tar Heels less for nearly 5 minutes dur- Villanova a 66-62 lead. (12-2) win their second ing the surge. The Trojans led Billy Garrett Jr. missed a straight. 34-17 at halftime. clean look for a tying 3-pointer Micah Seaborn scored 19 Southern California led by at the buzzer. points and Je’Lon Hornbeak double digits most of the sec- Tre’Darius McCallum had added 17 before fouling out for ond half, but Oregon State was 19 points for the Blue Demons Monmouth (10-3), which had able to cut the deficit to six (7-7, 0-1). its program-record nine-game points in the final minute on a No. 21 Oregon 89 winning streak snapped. layup by Eubanks. No. 2 UCLA 87 No. 10 Creighton 89 Laurence Keterson | AP No. 23 Cincinatti 56 EUGENE, Ore. — Dillon Seton Hall 75 Villanova guard Josh Hart (3) is fouled by DePaul guard Eli Cain Temple 50 Brooks hit a 3-pointer with 0.8 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Mau- (11) during the second half on Wednesday in Villanova, Pa. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — seconds left to give No. 21 Ore- rice Watson had 21 points and Gary Clark scored 11 points, gon the win in the Pac-12 10 assists and four other Big Ten scoring leader Peter opener. including two important free opener for both teams. Creighton players scored in Jok of Iowa, who came in aver- Xavier (11-2, 1-0) surged throws with 14.9 seconds left, Brooks, who finished with double figures as the Bluejays aging 22.6 points, was held to ahead by as many as 30 points, for Cincinnati, which won its 23 points and nine rebounds, opened Big East play. 13 on 4-of-15 shooting, includ- with Bluiett leading the way. fourth in a row in the AAC grabbed Bryce Alford’s missed Khyri Thomas and Justin ing 1 of 7 from 3-point range. He had nine rebounds to go opener for both teams. free throw with 8.9 seconds to Patton had 17 points apiece, Mathias was the primary de- with his eighth 20-point game Jacob Evans III also scored go, dribbled to the right wing Marcus Foster added 15 and fender on Jok. of the season. Edmond Sum- 11 points for the Bearcats (11- and pulled up for the game- Cole Huff had 13 for the Blue- It was Purdue coach Matt ner added 13 points and seven 2, 1-0), who shot 32.8 percent winning shot. jays (13-0, 1-0), who are off to Painter’s 250th victory at his rebounds. (19 for 58) from the field and Payton Pritchard added 15 their best start since the 1942- alma mater. Painter is in his Isaiah Jackson had 17 points 27.8 percent (5 for 18) from 3- points and nine assists for the 43 team opened 16-0. They will 12th season with the Boiler- for the Friars (10-4, 0-1) in point range. Ducks (12-2, 1-0), who won meet top-ranked Villanova in makers. their most lopsided loss of the Daniel Dingle scored 15 their 10th consecutive game Omaha on Saturday in a NEBRASKA 87, No. 16 IN- season. points to lead Temple (9-5, 0-1). and pushed the nation’s sec- matchup of unbeatens. DIANA 83 No. 20 Florida ST. 88 Alani Moore II and Shizz Al- ond-longest home winning Khadeen Carrington led the BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Wake Forrest 72 ston Jr. added 10 points apiece streak to 34 games. Pritchard’s Pirates (10-3, 0-1) with 27 Glynn Watson Jr. scored 26 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) from the Owls, who also strug- 3-pointer pulled Oregon points and Desi Rodriguez, points and Tai Webster had 21 — Dwayne Bacon and Xavier gled from the field. within one with 12.9 seconds who came into the game 6 of to lead Nebraska to the upset. Rathan-Mayes scored 23 No. 24 Notre Dame 63 left. 29 from 3-point range, made a The Cornhuskers (7-6, 1-0) points apiece as Florida State Saint Peter’s 55 Thomas Welch had 20 points career-high five 3s while scor- snapped Indiana’s 26-game opened Atlantic Coast Confer- SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — and 10 rebounds for the Bru- ing 24 points. home winning streak by fin- ence play. V.J. Beachem scored 18 points ins (13-1, 0-1), and Alford had No. 15 Purdue 89 ishing with their highest point Florida State trailed most of to help Notre Dame close out 20 points. Lonzo Ball added 14 Iowa 67 total of the season in the Big the game and was down 66-61 its non-conference schedule. points and TJ Leaf had 13. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Ten opener for both. before it went on a run of 17 Steve Vasturia added 11 UCLA was trying to match (AP) — Freshman guard Indiana’s last loss at Assem- straight points over a 4:02 points for the Irish (11-2), who their best start to a season in Carsen Edwards scored 19 bly Hall was to Michigan State span. The Seminoles made were outscored in the second 10 years. points and Dakota Mathias on March 7, 2015. seven straight shots from the half for the fifth straight No. 12 Virginia 61 added 17 for Purdue in the Big Robert Johnson finished field during the run while the game. No. 6 Louisville 53 Ten opener for both teams. with 19 points and Thomas Demon Deacons committed The Irish finished 22 points LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — It was the seventh consecu- Bryant had 17 points and 10 four turnovers. below their average of 85.3, Devon Hall scored 10 points tive victory for the Boilermak- rebounds to lead the Hoosiers Jonathan Isaac added 13 but held the Peacocks to 35.7 and Kyle Guy added a key ers (12-2, 1-0), who also got 16 (10-3, 0-1). points and CJ Walker had 12 percent shooting from the jumper with 2:02 remaining as points from Isaac Haas, 15 No. 17 Xavier 82 for Florida State (12-1, 1-0), field. Virginia withstood a late rally from Vince Edwards and 11 Providence 56 which has won nine straight Bonzie Colson finished with in the Atlantic Coast Confer- points and 10 rebounds from CINCINNATI (AP) — for the first time since 2003-04 10 points and eight rebounds ence opener for both schools. Caleb Swanigan, who Trevon Bluiett scored 22 and is off to its best start since for Notre Dame. The Cavaliers (11-1, 1-0) recorded his fifth consecutive points and Xavier took control going 16-1 in 1988-89. Nick Griffin led Saint Peters seemed headed to another lop- double-double. at the outset in the Big East Keyshawn Woods and (5-7) with 16 points.

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FORECLOSURE SALE dersigned Substitute Trust- NIE FARLEY, deceased • News & Sports Info and NOTICE ee reserves the right to who died MAY 28TH, 2016 Photos complete the sale of the were issued to the under- WHEREAS, by Deed of subject real property, signed by the Probate Court YOUR LOCAL NEWS Trust dated April 13, 2004, without further notice of ad- of Putnam County, Ten- SOURCE REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & and recorded in Record vertisement, to the next nessee. Herald-Citizen DOORS. Call today for free in- Book 142, page 130, in the highest bidder who is able All persons, resident and 1300 Neal Street home Est. Serving Ckvl for over Register's Office of Putnam to consummate his pur- non-resident, having claims, Cookeville, TN 38501 15 yrs. 931-Windows County, Tennessee (the chase of the property within matured or unmatured, ADeed of Trust), Brian the time permitted by the against the estate are re- Dorse Robinette and Substitute Trustee. This PLEASE READ YOUR AD 130 Tree Service GANTT'S AUTO TRIM quired to file same with the & UPHOLSTERY Yolonda Leigh Robinette, sale shall further be subject Clerk of the above-named The Herald-Citizen makes every effort to assure that OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE Complete Auto/Boat Interiors husband and wife, con- to any announcements Court on or before the earli- Owner Wayne Gantt veyed the property de- made at the time of the sale. your ad is accurate. Advert- 4 generations of tree care. er of the dates prescribed in Specialize in dangerous tree 931-372-7606 scribed therein to Bryant (1) or (2) otherwise their isers should read their ad- Dunaway, Trustee, the This sale is subject to all vertisement the first day it removal.Grind stumps. claims will be forever Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- JACKSON MOVING We hereinafter described real matters shown on any ap- barred: appears and report any er- property to secure the pay- plicable recorded Plat or rors immediately. The Her- 2466;260-5655 have the 20' box truck. No (1)(A) Four (4) months from stress for you & your fur- ment of certain indebted- Plan; any unpaid property the date of the first publica- ald-Citizen is responsible for ness described in the Deed taxes which exist as a lien only the first incorrect inser- M & M TREE SERVICE niture. Ref's Avail. Call for tion of this notice if the cred- free Est. 931-268-9102 of Trust; and against the property; any re- itor received an actual copy tion and no allowance will Trim, top & remove trees. strictive covenants, ease- of this notice to creditors at be made for more than one Also stump removal. WHEREAS, said Deed of ments or setbacks lines that least sixty (60) days before insertion. Free Est. Lic/Ins Trust expressly provides may be applicable; any stat- the date that is four (4) Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 210 Child/Elder Care that the holder of the utory rights of redemption months from the date of the Promissory Note is em- 103 Auto Svc./Repair CAREGIVER NEEDED for not otherwise waived in the first publication; or EVERGREEN TREE ser- powered to replace the Deed of Trust, including (B) Sixty (60) days from the 82 yr old. Active, dementia Trustee therein named and rights of redemption of any J & A AUTO SERVICE vice We top, trim, prune & female. 30 hrs/wk. Serious date the creditor received Great service at discount remove trees. Jeff Burchett appoint a successor trustee governmental agency, state an actual copy of the notice replies please. Algood by the execution of an in- or federal; and any prior li- prices! TOWING AVAIL- & Shawn Roberson. Satis- area. (931)284-9077. to creditors if the creditor re- ABLE 931-260-6459 faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd strument to that effect and ens or encumbrances that ceived the copy of the no- (931)319-1199, 261-8870 by filing same in the Re- may exist against the prop- tice less than sixty (60) days I WOULD LIKE TO SIT gister's Office of the County erty. This sale is also sub- prior to the date that is four in which the property is situ- ject to any matter that an 108 Concrete,Masonry ARBOR MEDICS Tree with the elderly (4) months from the date of Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 ated; and accurate survey of the first publication as de- Specialist: Owner: Scott premises would disclose. scribed in (1)(A): or BELLIS' CONCRETE Winningham. ISA Certified WHEREAS, Bryant (2) Twelve (12) months from Complete Concrete Work Arborist. #SO-5152-AT Dunaway (Trustee) is un- The property is to be sold From grade work to slab 537-6829 / 261-1967 I WOULD like to house the decedent's date of clean or sit with elderly able to act as Trustee un- "As Is, Where Is," without death. Serving Cookeville Area der the Deed of Trust and representation of warranty Since 1997 people part-time. 931-252- 3893, 372-2540. Margaret L. Noland has of any kind whatsoever, This 20TH DAY OF Licensed, insured. Drug 135 Yard Work been appointed Successor whether express or implied. DECEMBER 2016 free workplace. Trustee by 2010 Series Without limiting the forego- 858-6240 / 528-6240 RHETT BUTLER's LAWN CARE 4770, LLC, the current owning, THIS PROPERTY IS Signed CYNTHIA DIANNE 215 Employment Opp. er and holder of the in- TO BE SOLD WITHOUT G&L CONCRETE Mowing, Landscaping, FARLEY, ADMINISTRAT- Mulching, Carpet cleaner: Coit servic- debtedness described in the ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY RIX Driveways, sidewalks, Deed of Trust, by an instru- OF MERCHANTABILITY patios, retaining walls. Free Yard Maintenance se of Ckvl is currently look- ment of record in Record Call local cell 544-3303 ing for an exp'd carpet OR FITNESS FOR A PAR- Attorney for the Estate Est. 20 yrs exp. Book 968, pages 723-724, TICULAR USE OR PUR- cleaner to fill position. Non- DALE BOHANNON Call 931-213-2220 Register's Office for Put- POSE. LAWN MOWING: Gutter experienced people can ap- nam County, Tennessee, 115 S. DIXIE AVE ply, training will be given. COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 cleaning, light hauling. odd with authority for either of INTERESTED COOKEVILLE CONCRETE jobs, remove old barns/bld- Applicants must be able them to act alone with the PARTIES/NOTICE: Driveways, slabs, all types bodied & clean cut, also Marcia Borys, Circuit and ings, garage cleaning. 432- powers given the Trustee in 1. Brian Dorse Robinette, of stamped concrete, all 0863 / 510-4040 need to be personable with the Deed of Trust; and 2926 Jackson Passage, Probate Clerk types of metal bldgs. 20% a hard working attitude. No Bloomington Springs, Ten- 421 East Spring Street disc to all Sr Citizens. drugs & no thiefs please. WHEREAS, default in the nessee 38545. Cookeville, TN 38501 Winter time special. 40 yrs MOWING, LANDSCAPING, Apply at 86 S. Willlow Ave. payment of the aforesaid in- 2. Yolonda Leigh Robinette, 12/29/16, 1/5/17 exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 Pressure Washing, hauling, or call office at 372-0755. debtedness secured by the 2926 Jackson Passage, cleaning, odd jobs. Free Deed of Trust has been Bloomington Springs, Ten- Est. Call 265-5775 made; and nessee 38545. PURSUANT TO 110 Cons. Work Construction Personnel 3. Accredited Home TENNESSEE Wanted- We are seeking to WHEREAS, 2010 Series Lenders, Inc., 15090 Aven- Code Annotated Section 66- BOB'S Construction: Spe- YARD MAN hire laborers, pipe layers, 4770, LLC has demanded ue of Science, San Diego, 31-102, notice is hereby cializing in concrete, FREE Est., experienced equip. operators, truck that the real property be ad- California 92128. given that the contents of brick/block, additions, re- Low rates, great work. drivers, foreman, & other vertised and sold in satisfac- 4. Jefferson Capital Sys- Unit #150 models, hardwood/tile, roof- Mowing. pos. Please apply between tion of said indebtedness tems, LLC, 16 McLeland James E. Gist ing, building packages, and 931-432-2494 or 8 am & 3 pm in person at and the cost of foreclosure, Road, Saint Cloud, Min- Unit #144 all your construction needs. 931-261-4629 4580 S. Jefferson Ave. in accordance with the nesota 56303-2198. Thomas J. Festian Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • terms and provisions of the will be sold on site for cash Affordable Prices 931-319- WOULD LIKE to do Deed of Trust. This 19th day of December, to highest bidder on 6107. yard work Exp trim & framing car- 2016. Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016 Call (931)650-1005 penter needed. Drug free. NOW, THEREFORE, no- at 8:00 AM CST B&B ROOFING & REMOD- Call 931-544-3854 tice is hereby given that I, /s/ Margaret L. Noland @ Stor-N-Lock ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- DODSON LAWN CARE! Margaret L. Noland, Suc- Margaret L. Noland 748-B E. 15th St., placement. Roof Cleaning, cessor Trustee, pursuant to Successor Trustee Cookeville,TN • Commercial - Residential Fast paced law firm seeks Home Repairs, additions & • Mowing professional administrative the power, duty and author- 1420 Neal Street, Suite 201 to satisfy the owner's lein. remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free ity vested in and imposed • Landscaping assistant/paralegal w/stellar Cookeville, Tennessee We reserve the right to set a Est (931)979-2076 upon me in the Deed of 38501 Minimum Bid. • Sod computer & organizational Trust, will on the 18th day of (931) 372-9123 12/29 • Seed & Aerate skills for F/T position. Excel- January, 2017, at 10:00 12/22, 29, 1/5 Northern Total Home Care • Mulch lent salary commensurate a.m., prevailing time, at the Roofing/siding specialist, • Fertilize w/experience & skills + bo- west front door of the Put- NOTICE TO CREDITORS TENNESSE TOWING decks, garages, power 15 years experience. nus potential. Send cover nam County Courthouse, ESTATE OF EUGENE NEL- 1322 Bee Rock Road washing, staining. Free Use Commercial letter & resume to Box Cookeville, Putnam County, SON GOODMAN, DE- Monterey, TN 38574 Est's, Lic/Ins'd, Over 25 yrs Equipment Call (931) 260- 1185, H-C P.O. Box 2729, Tennessee, offer for sale to CEASED Notice is hereby (931)839-7542 exp, Senior/military dis- 8646 Ckvl, TN 38502-2729. All in- the highest and best bidder given that on 20TH day of The following vehicle will be counts. Call (931)349-5180 quiries kept confidential. for cash, and free from the DECEMBER 2016, Letters sold at Tennessee Towing BUSHHOGGING equity of redemption and all ADMINISTRATION in re- on SAT. JAN 28, 2017 @ FREE ESTIMATES HIRING WEEKLY rights of redemption, stat- spect of the Estate of EU- 7:00 AM 120 Paint/Wallpaper utory or otherwise (includ- GENE NELSON GOOD- (931) 510-8505 •Temps to Hire for Local Factory. ing without limitation those MAN, deceased who died 1996 Toyota Camry PAINTING/ STAINING/P. •Quality Control Inspectors. rights of redemption con- NOVEMBER 21ST, 2016 Vin# 4T1CG12KXTU692855 WASH, window screens, BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN tained in Tennessee Code were issued to the under- Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. Tilling, Front End Loader, Call DP Personnel (931) 372-8882 Annotated 66-8-101 et signed by the Probate Court Tennessee Towing re- 38 yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl seq.), homestead, dower, of Putnam County, Ten- serves the right to refuse David 931-445-3796 or 265- mowing. Reasonable Rate. elective share, right of every nessee. any and all bids. 0639. Exp'd 931-261-7871. kind, which are expressly All persons, resident and 12/29 waived in the Deed of Trust, non-resident, having claims, AFFORDABLE certain real property situ- matured or unmatured, RMD PAINTING •Interior/Exterior. •Power LAWN CARE ated in the Seventh Civil against the estate are re- Fall Aerating, Over Seeding, District of Putnam County, quired to file same with the TENNESSE TOWING washing •Staining. Free Es- 1322 Bee Rock Road timates. Guaranteed to Leaf Removal, Cookeville ofﬁce opened in 1987 Tennessee, described as Clerk of the above-named Gutter Clean Out. by Arnold E. Lefkovitz follows: Court on or before the earli- Monterey, TN 38574 beat any price. Call Make Appt. (931)260-1659 ALL TYPES OF er of the dates prescribed in (931)839-7542 (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. Lic'd/Ins'd FREE Estimates Located in the Seventh dis- (1) or (2) otherwise their The following vehicle will be sold at Tennessee Towing BANKRUPTCIES trict of Putnam county, Ten- claims will be forever TK Lawn & Landscaping Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 nessee as follows: barred: on FRI. JAN 20, 2017 @ 121 Pest Control 7:00 AM Leaf removal, mulch, mow- More than 35 years of experience filing (1)(A) Four (4) months from ing, stone work, aerating, tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Being Lot No. 5 of the Able the date of the first publica- gutter cleaning, landscap- • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures Estates Subdivision a plat of tion of this notice if the cred- 1992 Honda Prelude Vin#JAMBB226XNC018221 ing. Todd Kinniard 931-260- • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment which is of record in the Re- itor received an actual copy 5819 gister=s Office of Putnam of this notice to creditors at County, Tennessee, in Plat least sixty (60) days before Tennessee Towing re- Cabinet C, slide 42, and is the date that is four (4) serves the right to refuse McRae Mowers ADOPTIONS here referred to for a more months from the date of the any and all bids. Leaf Removal 12/29 ALL STAR PEST Call 931-335-2481 DIVORCE perfect description of said first publication; or CONTROL CHILD CUSTODY land. (B) Sixty (60) days from the OF TENNESSEE The previous and last con- date the creditor received Complete Termite Service GUTTERS CLEANED OUT WILLS & PROBATE veyance being a Warranty 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville an actual copy of the notice 005 Public Notices Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. Tree & hedge trimming & Deed from Mark R. Herber- to creditors if the creditor re- removal. Bushhog work, Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area man and wife, Lou Ann Her- All work guaranteed ceived the copy of the no- Free Estimates. fence row clearing. Call 528-5297 berman, to Brian Dorse tice less than sixty (60) days Some secrets need MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 Bruce Thompson (931) www.lefkovitz.com Robinette and wife, Yolonda prior to the date that is four to be shared. Charter # 4252 252-2277 We are a debt relief agency. We help people ﬁle for relief. Leigh Robinette, of record in (4) months from the date of © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Record Book 141, Pages first publication as de- SEXUAL 545-546, Register=s Office scribed in (1)(A): or of Putnam County, Ten- (2) Twelve (12) months from ASSAULT nessee. the decedent's date of it's not death. your fault! SOURCE OF DESCRIP- TIONS: This is the same de- This 20TH DAY OF For confidential help scription as the previous DECEMBER 2016 or information, call and last conveyance. The property includes all Signed REVA JOYCE tenements, hereditament, GOODMAN, ADMINIS- Selling Absolute & Online Only! easements, appurtenances, TRATRIX $FUHVRIZRRGODQGEHWZHHQ reversions and remainders &RRNHYLOOH 0RQWHUH\716HOOLQJ pertaining thereto. 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In the event NIE FARLEY, DECEASED box for 3+27269,'(26'(7$,/6 the highest bidder at such Notice is hereby given that • Circulation Dept. payments %,'',1*21/,1($7 sale fails to complete his on 20TH day of DECEM- • Classified Dept. payments :::7$<6$8&7,216&20 purchase of the subject real BER 2016, Letters ADMIN- • Letters to the Editor property within the applic- ISTRATION in respect of • Community News Bulletin able time allowed, the un- the Estate of SALLY MIN- • I Like to Know Questions N •

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B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, December 29, 2016 NBA Capsules TENNESSEE TITANS Bulls 101, Nets 99 CHICAGO (AP) — Jimmy Butler matched his season high with 40 points and hit an Cassel to start with Mariota out 18-footer at the buzzer roughly five minutes after being helped off the court By TERESA M. WALKER with an apparent injury AP Pro Football Writer Wednesday night to give the Chicago Bulls a 101-99 come- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Veteran quar- back victory over the Brook- terback Matt Cassel has been lobbying lyn Nets. coaches to keep the Tennessee offense Butler scored nine points in the same as it has been with Marcus the final 2 1/2 minutes to rally Mariota behind center. Chicago. He finished 11 for 11 Yes, even down to letting the quarter- from the free throw line and back run with the ball. grabbed 11 rebounds as the "I've been learning about the zone Bulls overcame a seven-point read all year," Cassel said Wednesday. deficit in the final three min- "I've been watching a lot of it. Now I utes for their second consecu- don't know how many times I'd actually tive win. pull it in, but at the same time, I've been With just more than five lobbying for it for sure." minutes left, Butler came With Mariota breaking his right leg in down on the foot of Brooklyn last week's 38-17 loss to Jacksonville, guard Randy Foye and had to that means Cassel will make his first be helped off the court. start of his 12th season in the Titans' fi- Dwyane Wade had 16 points nale on Sunday against the Houston before leaving early with a Texans. migraine. Running isn't something Cassel has Brook Lopez had 33 points done much of in recent seasons, but he — including a career-high five has 264 rushes for 1,010 yards with five 3-pointers — as the Nets touchdowns. dropped their 12th straight Cassel said he's all in, even if coaches road game. put in the triple option. Then he turned serious. Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Cassel, left, huddles with teammates during Spurs 119, Suns 98 “I wouldn't anticipate much change in an NFL football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. With starting quarterback SAN ANTONIO (AP) — the offense," Cassel said. “We've had a Marcus Mariota injured, Cassel will make the first start of his 12th NFL season in LaMarcus Aldridge scored 27 lot of success this year doing what we the Titans' season finale on Sunday against the Houston Texans. points and San Antonio de- do, and obviously there'll probably be feated Phoenix without lead- some elements of our game plan that is 1,530 of 2,598 for 17,137 yards with 102 Cassel came off the bench last week ing scorer Kawhi Leonard. change just based on my skill set based touchdowns and 78 interceptions. and threw for 124 yards and a touch- After trailing by as many as on what Marcus has to offer." The Titans signed him this offseason down. The last time he played against 10 points, San Antonio forced Tennessee's playoff hopes ended last to serve as the experienced peer to ad- Houston, Cassel threw for 201 yards seven turnovers while weekend in a combination of the Titans' vise and assist Mariota's development, with three touchdowns and a 122.9 outscoring Phoenix 30-16 in loss and the Texans (9-6) beating Cincin- which Cassel was happy to do after hav- passer rating. the final quarter to capture its nati . ing gotten so much help from Brady at That was Oct. 17, 2010, when Cassel sixth straight win at home. The Titans (8-7) are playing for the the start of his career. was with the Chiefs as part of a Pro Tony Parker added 20 franchise's first winning record since Titans coach Mike Mularkey said Cas- Bowl season. points and Pau Gasol had 16 2011 and a divisional win to set the tone sel is just one of the great signings by Houston coach Bill O'Brien knows points and 10 rebounds for the for 2017. first-time general manager Jon Robin- Cassel well from their time together in Spurs, who played without Those goals rest with Cassel now that son. New England. Leonard for the first time this Mariota is on injured reserve. “He's just been great for our football “The guy's a really good player, smart season. The 6-foot-7 forward, Mariota had surgery for his broken team, great for Marcus,” Mularkey said. guy, great guy,” O'Brien said. “We have had a stomach virus. right leg Wednesday. The Titans con- “We've got a lot of guys in this locker an idea of what he's all about as a T.J. Warren led the Suns firmed Wednesday night that Mariota's room that we've added that show how to player, but within their scheme, I would with 23 points. surgery was considered a success. come to work and do things and how to say it's tough because he just hasn't Cassel has gone from Tom Brady's prepare, and then when they get their played that much. There's definitely a Pelicans 102, Clippers 98 backup in New England to a high-priced opportunities, they have a lot of confi- lot of unknowns going into the game.” NEW ORLEANS (AP) — starter in Kansas City. dence in them.” Notes: Titans CB Jason McCourty Anthony Davis highlighted a Over the past four seasons, he has Mularkey also made it clear that Cas- (chest) and LB Sean Spence (illness) did 20-point performance with a started games for Minnesota in 2013 and sel running is something the Texans not practice Wednesday. TE Jace Amaro soaring, one-handed, alley- 2014 and eight of his nine games played don't have to worry about in preparing (quad) was limited, while CB LeShaun oop dunk during a pivotal with Buffalo and Dallas last season. He to defend Tennessee. Sims (concussion) practiced fully. fourth-quarter spurt, and the suddenly surging New Or- leans Pelicans beat Los Ange- les. Buddy Hield scored 17 points for the Pelicans, who have won three straight. Re- serve guard Tyreke Evans GR3 likely to start against Steelers added a season-high 12 in his sixth game back from a right knee injury. By TOM WITHERS Chris Paul returned from a AP Sports Writer three-game absence and scored 21 points against his CLEVELAND — Robert Griffin III old team, but couldn't quite can finish what he started. lift the Clippers out of their Cleveland's quarterback was cleared funk. Los Angeles has lost from concussion protocol on Thursday four straight. and will likely start Sunday at Pitts- Austin Rivers had 22 points burgh in the season finale. for Los Angeles, and DeAndre Griffin was checked by an independ- Jordan pulled down 25 re- ent neurologist — the last step in the bounds. NFL's procedure on head injuries — and will practice as the Browns (1-14) pre- Hawks 102,Knicks 98, OT pare to face a Steelers team that has ATLANTA (AP) — Dennis locked up a playoff spot and will rest Schroder scored 27 points, starters, including stars Ben Roethlis- Dwight Howard added 16 berger, Le'Veon Bell and Antonio points and 22 rebounds, and Brown. Atlanta took advantage of RG3 sustained his concussion in the Carmelo Anthony's second- fourth quarter last week against San quarter ejection to beat New Diego and was replaced by rookie Cody York in overtime. Kessler, who finished the Browns' 20-17 Derrick Rose finished with win. 26 points for New York, but Griffin has made three straight starts the star point guard fell as he after missing 11 weeks with a broken was dribbling near the left shoulder sustained in the season Knicks' basket and lost his opener on Sept. 11. Griffin has shown footing with 6 seconds left in improvement in each game but has yet overtime and Atlanta leading to throw a touchdown pass. by one. Coach Hue Jackson has been pleased Schroder followed with a with Griffin's progress and would like to pair of free throws to make it see more before deciding if the 26-year- 100-97. Kristaps Porzingis, old can be Cleveland's starter going for- who scored 24 points, was ward. In four starts, Griffin has fouled as he shot a 3-pointer completed 58 of 107 passes for 654 yards on the ensuing possession, with no touchdowns and two intercep- but made just one of three tions. Last week, he completed 17 of 28 free throws. passes for 196 yards and added 42 yards The Hawks had lost three rushing before getting hurt the seventh straight and six of seven at time he was sacked. home. They are 7-14. "We have seen him get better from the Atlanta didn't trail again in first opportunity to the second to the overtime after Thabo Se- third," Jackson said. "Hopefully, he can folosha hit a 3 to make it 89-88 keep making jumps as you go because Cleveland Browns quarterback Robert Griffin III throws a pass to Isaiah Crowell with 3:54 left. that says a lot to me." in the second half of a Christmas Eve NFL football game against the San Diego The Browns will likely have the No. 1 Chargers, in Cleveland. Griffin III was in concussion protocol and was at risk of Hornets 120, Magic 101 pick in the NFL draft and could use it to missing Sunday’s season finale in Pittsburgh. However, he was cleared to play. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — land a franchise quarterback, some- Kemba Walker scored 21 thing they have not been able do since points, Nicolas Batum had 20 their expansion return 17 years ago. of Griffin's since his arrival and re- On Wednesday, Pro Bowl tackle Joe and Charlotte used a huge Cleveland has started 26 quarterbacks mains an advocate for the 2012 Heisman Thomas gave Griffin a strong endorse- third quarter to rout Orlando. during the span. Trophy winner, whose brilliance has ment and said he will not be surprised if Jeremy Lamb added 14 There will be other options, including been muted by injuries. Jackson con- RG3 is the starter next season. points and Ramon Sessions trades and free agency to find the elu- ceded that durability is an issue. "I think you've seen franchise-level scored 13 off the bench as the sive long-term QB. "You have to stay healthy," Jackson talent for sure and I wouldn't write him Hornets won for the fourth The Browns have a decision to make said. "I will be the first to tell you that. It off by any stretch of the imagination," time in five games. Charlotte on Griffin, who signed a two-year, $15 is hard to play in this league when you said Thomas, who has a strong relation- shot 54.8 percent, including 10 million free contract last spring. The are not out there playing. He did every- ship with Jackson. "I think he's shown of 24 on 3-pointers. Browns can void the second season by thing to help us have a chance to win enough that if they do decide to make Nikola Vucevic led the not paying a $750,000 roster bonus due the game. He played better in some Robert the guy, I think he can definitely Magic with 21 points and in March. areas, but you have to find a way to stay be the guy and I think he'd have the sup- Serge Ibaka had 20, all in the Jackson has been a strong supporter out there." port of the locker room." first half.