VAIROG Set for a Move Into Former Tubing Plant Company Had Planned on Industrial River Park

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162nd YEAR • No. 301 24 PAGES • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2017 VAIROG set for a move into former tubing plant Company had planned on Industrial River Park

By BRIAN GRAVES [email protected] A new industrial entity which announced in February it would purchase 13 acres in the Hiwassee River Industrial River Park has changed its mind on the purchase. According to Doug Berry, vice president of economic development for the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce, told members of the Industrial Development Board Tuesday that Lauderdale Properties, LLC/VAIROG U.S. LLC has Berry decided to locate in the former Cleveland Tubing plant on Hardeman Lane. VAIROG produces ammunition components serving predominantly the brass requirements for [ammunition] casings in markets in the U.S. and throughout Europe. Contributed photo by Ron Lowery “They have made the decision to lease an A RECENT AERIAL photograph shows the new Tom Rowland Interchange on APD 40, which will lead to the new Spring Branch Industrial Park. existing building in Cleveland,” Berry said. Interstate 75 can be seen at upper right. The interchange will have its official dedication May 5. This photograph was made available Tuesday by Doug “One of their investors here locally owns that Berry, vice president of economic development for the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce. Berry addressed a gathering of the Cleveland/Bradley structure, and I guess they have realized it’s a County Industrial Development Board where he updated the group on a variety of industrial and economic development projects. lot less expensive for the start-up phase to do that.” Berry said his office has “wished them the best” and that “we’re still here to help them out as they transition in.” “They did make the comment they have felt Henley low bidder for CMS roofing project very good about their communications with the city, the fire department and everyone they By SARALYN NORKUS roof replacement at Blythe-Bower Elementary J.D.H Company turned in a total bid of have dealt with,” he said. [email protected] School with a 20-year warranty, or alternate $927,450 ($677,550 base, $211,900 Alt 1, Berry also said he had spoken with the No. 2 which upped that to the 30-year warran- $38,000 Alt 2) and Dixie Roofing had a total of Phoenix Investors firm which has purchased Three bids for the Cleveland Middle School ty roofing. $931,955 ($664,325 base, $222,355 Alt 1, the former Whirlpool manufacturing facility re-roofing project were ready and waiting to be Director of Maintenance and Transportation $45,275 Alt 2). known as Plant 3. opened at 2 p.m. at the Administrative Office and project manager Hal Taylor added that the All of the bids came in lower than Upland Building Tuesday. 30-year roofing is not just for insurance pur- Design architect and Taylor were expecting. See VAIROG, Page 8 Bids were turned in by C.M. Henley poses, it is actually a thicker, membrane-type “We’re actually a little low, compared to what Company out of Knoxville, LLC, Dixie Roofing roof. we were expecting, which I’ll take — lower is Inc. of LaFollette, and J.D.H. Company, which It was C.M. Henley Company who proved to always better,” Taylor commented. operates out of Chattanooga. be the low bidder, with a total of $922,904. Originally, they had expected the base bid to Bids included the base bid, which was for That total included a base bid of $656,719, an be around $750,000 and the bid for Blythe Rue21 to close the 30-year warranty roofing at CMS, the addi- add alternate No. 1 of $231,327 and add alter- tion of alternate No. 1, which was a partial nate No. 2 of $35,858. See ROOFING, Page 8 Cleveland store City planners reviewing at Bradley Mall change in setback rules By BRIAN GRAVES [email protected] By LARRY C. BOWERS in other municipalities across [email protected] the state, city staff and the Another national chain store is closing its planning commission support a Cleveland doors at Bradley Square Mall. The Cleveland Municipal big cut in front and rear set- The teen and young adult-focused clothing Planning Commission is backs to proposed home con- store Rue21 has announced it will close nearly preparing to recommend signif- struction. 400 stores nationwide, including the one here, icant changes to the city’s set- Setbacks are currently 30 leaving more than 700 stores in 48 states. back requirements for R-1 resi- feet in R-1 residential, and the The company said in a statement that “as part dential home construction. proposal is to established a 25- of our ongoing business transformation into a Planning Commission mem- foot setback in the front and more cost efficient operator, we are closing bers have established perime- 15 in the rear. This is a total unprofitable stores across our fleet in order to ters for the changes they would change of 20 feet for the length focus on our many hundreds of highly profitable like to see, and Senior Planner of the lot. The side setbacks locations. The exact number and timing of these Corey Divel is to compose an would be 10 feet in R-1. closings will be determined in the coming ordinance to address the pro- The changes would conform weeks.” posed amendments. The ordi- to existing Bradley County Thirteen of the 400 Tennessee stores will be nance will also consider imper- requirements. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS closed as the focus of the company shifts to vious surface and green space The city’s planning staff met CLEVELAND SENIOR PLANNER Corey Divel, left, and John Kimball, city attor- online business. requirements. with several members of the One of those listed in the corporate announce- After extensive discussion Ocoee Region Builders ney, (second from left) explain proposed R-1 setback changes to a group of home- ment is the Cleveland location at Bradley with local homebuilders, and a builders and other interested individuals at the conclusion of Tuesday’s Planning review of setback requirements See PLANNERS, Page 8 Commission meeting at the municipal building. See RUE21, Page 8

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This brings the She was born on July 5, 1930, month’s rainfall to 4.48 inches, in Orlando, Fla., the daughter of — Established in 1854 — and 15.96 inches for the year. Alfred and Polly Corbett. Carl Sherlin She was preceded in death by Etta Fay Swafford The area is still 3.39 inches Carl Sherlin, 85, of McDonald, Ralph Baldwin, Editor and Publisher her first husband of 29 years, Etta Fay Swafford, 83, passed below the average for this time went peacefully to be with the [email protected] George Zervos; sons: John and away on Saturday, April 15, Lord Sunday, April 16, 2017, at of the year (19.35 inches). Mark Zervos; and second hus- 2017, at her home. his home, surrounded by his Joyce Taylor, General Manager band of four years, Norman She was a lifelong resident of loved ones. [email protected] Timberman. Bradley County. She was He was a lifelong resident of She is survived by her hus- employed by American Uniform McDonald, and a member of Rick Norton, Associate Editor Gwen Swiger, Associate Editor band of 28 years, Robert Brown; for 17 years as a seamstress and Judge rejects Bancroft Church of God. He was [email protected] [email protected] her youngest son, Kenneth supervisor. a proud veteran who served his Zervos; daughter-in-law, Fimia; She was the owner and CEO country as a special sergeant William Wright, Lifestyle Editor Richard Roberts, Sports Editor effort to reinstall grandson, Ethan; and sister, of Fay Swafford Originals, a first class in the Korean War. [email protected] [email protected] Louise Weimer. manufacturer of ladies handbags He was preceded in death by A celebration of her life is and luggage in Cleveland, which painting in Capitol his loving wife of 55 years, Herb Lacy, Circulation Director planned for Saturday, April 22, at one time had more than 650 Gwyndlon Sherlin; parents, Roy [email protected] WASHINGTON (AP) — A fed- 2017, at 4 p.m. at the Bowman employees. Sherlin and Ada Marie Goodwin eral judge has rejected efforts Hills Seventh-day Adventist She was of the Baptist faith Sherlin; brothers: Theodore Sheena Meyer, Advertising director to reinstall in the U.S. Capitol Church. and attended Westwood Baptist Sherlin and Ralph Sherlin, and [email protected] a painting that some lawmak- The family will receive friends Church. sisters: Wilma Goode and Onita one hour prior to the service. In addition to her mother and ers and police groups found Earls. 1505 25th St. N.W. Cleveland, TN 37311 Companion Funeral Home is in father, she was preceded in offensive. He leaves behind to cherish P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN. 37320-3600 charge of arrangements. death by her husband, James R. David Pulphus, a student his memory seven children: Share a memory of her and/or “Jimmy” Swafford; brother, artist from Missouri, and Rep. Rosemary Wattson (Larry), 423-472-5041 your personal condolences with Raymond Jones; and sisters: William Clay, his Democratic Michael Sherlin (Tammy), Roy her family by visiting her memori- Dorothy Beaty and Carolyn Sherlin (Camille), Steve Sherlin congressman, had sued al web page and guestbook at Cannon. (Connie), C.J. Sherlin (Donna), Architect of the Capitol www.companionfunerals.com. She is survived by her loving Stephen Ayers for removing Ricky Sherlin and Angela Sherlin; son, Joel Swafford, of Cleveland; the painting in January. They 14 grandchildren, 32 great- brother, Johnny Jones, of White House cancels grandchildren; eight great-great- Georgetown; granddaughter, sought a preliminary injunc- grandchildren; a brother, Charles tion to have the painting Ashley Swafford; and great- Sherlin (Faye); and several grandchildren: Colby and Abigail restored as the lawsuit pro- nieces and nephews. Pritts. meeting to decide ceeds, but the judge denied The funeral will be held at 2 Visitation is planned for their motion. p.m. on Friday, April 21, 2017, in Thursday, from 6 to 8 p.m., at The painting showed what the chapel of Ralph Buckner Companion Funeral Home, 2419 stance on climate pact appears to be a pig in a police Naomi Lewallen Funeral Home with the Rev. Georgetown Road N.W. uniform and divided members Naomi Lewallen, of Cleveland, William Curtis officiating. A celebration of life graveside WASHINGTON (AP) — approach.” died Wednesday, April 19, 2017, of Congress for its depiction of Interment will follow in the service is planned for Friday, President Donald Trump is still Under the agreement, the in a local health care facility. Bancroft Church of God April 21, 2017, at 11 a.m. in deliberating whether to keep the U.S. pledged to reduce its annu- events in Ferguson, Missouri. Survivors and funeral arrange- Cemetery with Rodney Wattson, Hilcrest Memorial Gardens, with U.S. in an international agree- al greenhouse gas emissions in In August 2014, a white police ments will be announced by Jim Arty Staton, Jason Sherlin, the Rev. Johnny Jones officiating ment to reduce climate-warming 2025 by 26 to 28 percent below officer shot and killed an Rush Funeral and Cremation Skylar Scoggins, Jacob Parker the service. unarmed black teenager, Services Wildwood Avenue and Jimmy Parker serving as A funeral procession will leave carbon emissions, even though 2005 levels, which would be a Michael Brown. Chapel. pallbearers. Honorary pallbearer the funeral home at 10:30 a.m. he has called climate change a reduction of about 1.6 billion U.S. District Judge John D. will be Andrew Staton. for those wanting to join, or you hoax. tons of annual emissions. Bates said in his ruling that The family will receive friends may meet at the cemetery as The White House postponed a Besides continuing Obama’s the government used its edito- from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday at well. meeting Tuesday where top efforts to reduce U.S. heat-trap- rial discretion in the selection the funeral home. Share a memory of Fay and/or aides were to have hashed out ping gases, Trump has two gen- and presentation of the art. As Send a message of condo- your personal condolences with differences on what to do about eral options. lence and view the Sherlin family her family by visiting her memori- a result, it was engaging in guestbook at www.ralphbuckn- the non-binding international One option is to pull the al web page and guestbook at deal forged in Paris in December United States out of the non- “government speech” and the er.com. www.companionfunerals.com. plaintiffs have no First James Murphy 2015. The agreement allowed binding agreement, which Amendment right to display rich and poor countries to set Obama enacted without U.S. James Murphy, 71, of their own goals to reduce car- Senate ratification. It typically the painting at the Capitol. Madisonville, died on Tuesday, The First Amendment limits April 18, 2017. bon dioxide and went into effect takes countries four years to government regulation of pri- Survivors and arrangements last November, after the U.S., pull out of new international vate speech, but it does not will be announced later by China and other countries rati- treaties, but because Obama restrict the government when Companion Funeral & Cremation fied it. enacted the accord as part of it speaks for itself. Service. Not all of Trump’s advisers the 1992 Rio de Janeiro treaty, Bates said he was “sympa- share his skeptical views on cli- Trump could pull out of the thetic” to Pulphus and Clay mate change — or the Paris older, broader treaty in one year. given how the artwork was pact. Another option is to do noth- treated, but he concluded that Ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez Secretary of State Rex ing. Trump could publicly bad- they were unlikely to succeed Tillerson said at his Senate con- mouth the treaty, but not for- on the merits of their argu- dead after hanging self in cell firmation hearing in January mally withdraw from it. If the ments. He also noted that all that he supports staying in the U.S. stays part of the agree- of the paintings in this year’s Harvey Price BOSTON (AP) — Former NFL tears on Friday after he was deal. However, Environmental ment, which 125 nations or arts competition are to be Harvey Price, 90, of Cleveland, star Aaron Hernandez hanged acquitted of the 2012 fatal Protection Agency Administrator groups of nations have already taken down May 1, little less died on Wednesday morning, himself in his prison cell early shootings of Daniel de Abreu Scott Pruitt, said last week that ratified, and fails to reach its than two weeks away. April 19, 2017, at his home. Wednesday while serving a life and Safiro Furtado in Boston. the Paris pact “is a bad deal for goal, technically nothing hap- The plaintiffs in the case Survivors and arrangements sentence for murder, authori- Before his acquittal, Hernandez America.” pens. There is no climate court, had sought a preliminary will be announced later by ties said. on Wednesday was Officials had planned to dis- no enforcement action. injunction to have the paint- Companion Funeral & Cremation Hernandez, 27, seen blowing kisses cuss options on Tuesday, with And because the agreement ing restored to a tunnel that Service. was found by guards to the little girl he the goal of providing a recom- already went into force, nothing leads to the Capitol from a at the Souza- fathered with fiancée mendation to Trump, according the United States does— even House office building. That’s Baranowski Shayanna Jenkins. to an administration official who pulling out — can nullify the where hundreds of winning Correctional Center Cameras captured spoke on condition of anonymity accord. It is in effect. paintings in an annual in Shirley just after 3 the tender exchange. despite the president’s criticism Nonetheless, a withdrawal or Congressional Art Competition a.m., Department of But, Hernandez of the use of anonymous public announcement that the are hung. Correction was still serving a sources. U.S. is abandoning its efforts to spokesman life sentence without Spokeswoman Sarah fight man-made climate change Christopher Fallon the possibility of Huckabee Sanders blamed the could spark repercussions indi- said in a statement. Hernandez parole for his convic- postponement of the meeting on vidually from other nations, said The former New tion in the 2013 scheduling conflicts among Nigel Purvis, who was the top LOTTERY NUMBERS England Patriots tight shooting of Odin advisers who were expected to U.S. State Department environ- end was pronounced dead at a Lloyd, a semi-professional foot- attend. Some of them, she said, mental diplomat when George hospital about an hour later. ball player who was dating his wanted to accompany the presi- W. Bush pulled out of the 1997 (AP) — These lotteries were All or Nothing Night: 01-03-04- His death comes just days fiancee’s sister. dent on his trip to Wisconsin on Kyoto climate treaty. drawn Tuesday: 05-09-10-11-12-14-15-17-23 after he was acquitted of a dou- He was tried but acquitted in “Any sign that the administra- Cash 3 Evening: 0-8-8 Tuesday, and the White House ble murder and on the same the slayings of de Abreu and decided to reschedule its inter- tion would not be serious will Tennessee Cash 3 Midday: 8-5-8 day the Patriots were set to Furtado, whom prosecutors Cash 3 Night: 8-1-8 nal climate talks. provoke an international reac- Cash 3 Evening: 2-1-6, Lucky visit the White House to mark contended were gunned down Trump pledged during the tion that would undermine the Sum: 9 Cash 4 Evening: 3-9-2-9 their Super Bowl win. The team after one of the men accidental- Cash 4 Midday: 2-1-4-2 presidential campaign to pull administration’s foreign policy,” Cash 3 Midday: 8-1-4, Lucky had no immediate comment. ly spilled a drink on Hernandez out of the Paris accord, but has said Purvis, an international Sum: 13 Cash 4 Night: 1-1-2-6 Hernandez was in a single in a Boston nightclub. The jury Fantasy 5: 20-23-27-36-40 wavered on the issue since he attorney who served in Cash 3 Morning: 5-1-1, Lucky cell in a general population in that case found Hernandez won the presidency. Democratic and Republican Sum: 7 Georgia FIVE Evening: 8-6-1- housing unit in the maximum- not guilty of first-degree mur- 4-6 He told the editorial board of administrations. Other coun- Cash 4 Evening: 4-6-6-3, security state prison. He der but convicted him of The New York Times in an inter- tries, he said, take climate Lucky Sum: 19 Georgia FIVE Midday: 7-7-5-3- hanged himself with a bed unlawful possession of a gun, 9 view last year that he was “look- change seriously and could Cash 4 Midday: 0-7-2-8, Lucky sheet that he attached to a and the judge sentenced him to ing at it very closely.... I have an retaliate in trade deals or tariffs Sum: 17 Mega Millions: 08-29-30-43- window, Fallon said. an additional four to five years 64, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 3 open mind to it. We’re going to or balk on negotiations over Cash 4 Morning: 8-0-1-4, Hernandez tried to block the in prison — separate from his look very carefully.” international security costs. Lucky Sum: 13 cell door from the inside by existing life sentence. Yet some of his aides, includ- Trump has already reversed Mega Millions: 08-29-30-43- jamming it with various items, Hernandez’s lawyers did not ing Pruitt, see the deal as stand- some of the former president’s 64, Mega Ball: 6, Megaplier: 3 IT’SASPECIAL Fallon said. immediately respond to a ing in opposition to Trump’s efforts to scale back carbon Fallon said he’s not aware of request for comment. “America first” mantra. emissions to try to halt climate Georgia DAY FOR any suicide note written by Massachusetts State Police “Paris is something that we change, including restrictions 5 Card Cash: AD-5C-7D-4H- ... Hernandez. He said that offi- remain on the scene investigat- need to really look at closely, on coal plants and drilling. 3S cials had no concern that ing the death. because it’s something we need White House spokesman Sean All or Nothing Day: 02-03-06- April Terrell, Will Thomason, Hernandez might take his own Hernandez grew up in to exit, in my opinion,” Pruitt Spicer has said Trump will 07-08-09-10-14-15-19-22-24 Deanna Goins, Van Deacon, life, and said if they had had Connecticut and played for the said in an interview last week make up his mind on the Paris All or Nothing Evening: 01-03- Angie Beaty and Lee Rickards, any such worries he would Patriots from 2010 to 2012. with Fox News Channel’s “Fox & agreement before a summit of 04-08-09-12-13-14-16-21-22-24 who are celebrating birthdays have been transferred to a The team released him in June Friends.” ‘’It’s a bad deal for the Group of Seven leading All or Nothing Morning: 03-05- today ... Henry Setters, who mental health unit. 2013, shortly after he was America. It was an America sec- industrial nations in Taormina, 06-08-10-11-13-15-16-18-19-20 turned 82 on Tuesday. Hernandez was moved to arrested in Lloyd’s killing. ond, third or fourth kind of Italy in late May. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 3 JAIL DOCKETS

The following information Waterlevel Highway. n Brian Jason Tigue, 39, was gathered solely from the Arrested by the Bradley 3001 J Mack Circle. Bradley County Sheriff’s County Sheriff’s Office for fail- Arrested by the Bradley Office. This list include indi- ure to appear, non-support. County Sheriff’s Office for pos- viduals who are, or have n Micah Eugene Bess, 48, session of meth for resale, been, incarcerated in the Homeless. felony possession of drug para- Justice Center, and can Arrested by the Cleveland phernalia, misdemeanor proba- include arrests made by the Police Department for public tion violation. BCSO, the Cleveland Police intoxication. n William Alex Maddox, 34, Department, the Charleston n William Casey Key, 32, 3125 Buchanan Road. Police Department, 1050 Second St. N.E. Arrested by the Bradley Tennessee Highway Patrol, Arrested by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office for pos- Drug Task Force and other County Sheriff’s Office for mis- session of meth for resale, pos- local law enforcement agen- demeanor probation violation. session of a firearm during the cies. n Erin Black, 33, 2718 commission of a felony, felony Those being held by federal South Lee Highway. possession of drug parapherna- law enforcement are not list- Arrested by the Cleveland lia, Schedule IV drug violations Special OlympicS partici- ed, as these individuals are Police Department on a and Schedule II for resale. pants from E.L. Ross are excited only held at the jail, but not Franklin County warrant. n Emily Louise Maddox, 34, about the events scheduled for locally charged. n Nicole Marie Perales 3216 Buchanan Road. Saturday, April 22, at 9 a.m. at Not every arrest leads to a Morrow, 33, 2589 Georgetown Arrested by the Bradley Cleveland Middle School. Events conviction, as these charges Road. County Sheriff’s Office for pos- will include track and field, with 430 INMAN ST. • CLEVELAND, TN may be rescinded. Arrested by the Cleveland session of meth for resale (new nine local schools participating. Guilt and innocence are Police Department for misde- bill capias), possession of a determined through the court meanor probation violation. firearm during the commission The Cleveland Civitan Club has INSTALLMENT LOANS system. Any charge that is n Daniel Tyler Stewart, 26, of a felony (new bill), felony spent weeks preparing for the $ dropped should be reported 350 Dixie Drive. possession of drug parapher- days events and excitement is UP TO 1,250 to the Cleveland Daily Arrested by the Cleveland nalia (new bill), Schedule IV high. From left, front, are Genesis Banner, which will confirm Police Department for misde- drug violations, Schedule II Lemus-Rodriquez; Ashlyn WE ARE HERE the action through an inspec- meanor violation of probation. drug violations (new bill), pos- Howard; Emily Jackson, Walker FOR YOUR tion of jail records. n Toni Alicia Adams, 31, session of a controlled sub- Valley Junior Civitan Club; back, CONVENIENCE 1030 Dockery Lane. stance. Diana Jackson, Cleveland Civitan n Jeremy Clayton Wyatt, Arrested by the Bradley n Eddie Dean Cox, 52, 7 Club president; Evania Zaharias; Telephone Applications Welcome 26, 3092 Benton Pike. County Sheriff’s Office for mis- Acorn Lane N.E. Isaiah Aikens; and Judy Bianucci, *Subject To Arrested by the Bradley demeanor probation violation. Arrested by the Cleveland special education teacher E.L. Liberal Credit County Sheriff’s Office for fail- n Amanda Brooke Ward, 27, Police Department for false 472-3314 Policy ure to appear (seat belt viola- 12124 State Highway 58 South, reports (felony). Ross. tion), failure to appear (shoplift- Decatur. n Zachary Tanner Davis, ing). Arrested by the Cleveland 24, 538 Eighth St. N.W. n Nicholas Kitchen, 22, 145 Police Department for violation Arrested by the Cleveland I SEE BY THE In Loving Memory Of Hannah Lane N.W. of probation (two counts of sale Police Department for misde- Arrested by the Bradley and delivery of Schedule II meanor probation violation; Linda Diane McKinney County Sheriff’s Office for fail- drugs, conspiracy to sell and Arrested by the Bradley BANNER ure to appear. deliver Schedule II drugs). County Sheriff’s Office for mis- April 19, 1950-August 27, 2016 n Taneshea L. Cecil, 29, n Shane Marie Hutchinson, demeanor theft under $1,000 A food giveaway will be at Jesus once came and laid His hand on my head, He 2324 Georgetown Road. 48, 120 Mill Cove Lane. (turned self in), driving on a Community Chapel Church of comforted me. He held me in His loving arms when I Arrested by the Cleveland Arrested by the Bradley revoked license. unlawful drug God, 1807 Blythe Ave., on felt no one cared and held me to Him as if I was a little Police Department for domestic County Sheriff’s Office for viola- paraphernalia. Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 child. He came and stood in front of me in my time of assault. tion of probation. n Oscar Nathaniel Morgan, p.m. For more information, call need. He walked through my house and gave me sweet n Christopher Brandon n Jennifer Leigh Witt, 326 33, 393 Sim Goodwin Road. 479-2143. peace. I know whom I have BELIEVED in and AM Miller, 33, 126 Bellview Circle. Marshall Circle S.E./Homeless Arrested by the Bradley persuaded that Jesus YOU will Arrested by the Cleveland Arrested by the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office for sim- keep ALL that I have committed Police Department for domestic Police Department for failure to ple possession of meth, viola- unto you, against that day. I violence, appear (theft over $1,000). DON’S tion of probation, theft of prop- commit myself, and my children, n Jason L. White, 47, 5623 n Olga Allegra Porte, 40, erty. my grandchildren, sons in law Bates Pike. 1900 Park St. No. 6. n Sewell Anthony Beck, 35, FENCE CO. Arrested by the Cleveland Arrested by the Cleveland 363 Old McClure Road S.E. Since 1961 and daughter in law unto you Police Department for theft Police Department for violation Arrested by the Cleveland this day and everyday. Amen under $1,000, assault. of the implied consent law, Police Department for burglary ALL TYPES Love, Linda n Jason Anthony Gyurnek, fourth-offense driving under the of a motor vehicle, auto theft, OF FENCING Missed every moment of 36, 1740 Old Parksville influence, driving a revoked driving on a revoked license, everyday by her children Janice, Road/Homeless. license. burglary of a motor vehicle 479-6212 Teresa, Emanuel, Mary and Arrested by the Cleveland n James Elvis Presley, 30, (bond revocation), simple pos- their families. Police Department for failure to 1685 Sixth St. S.E. sess of meth, shoplifting/theft & 336-1501 appear (simple possession of Arrested by the Bradley of property (bond revocation), meth, tampering with evidence). County Sheriff’s Office on back assault, vandalism, resisting n Isaiah Jerome Swafford, for court charges (aggravated arrest, theft of property (motor 34, 410 Woolen St. N.E. burglary, theft over $1,000). vehicles), three counts of auto Arrested by the Bradley n Gary Kenneth Ellis, 50, burglary, theft over $1,000, County Sheriff’s Office for dis- 445 River Pointe Circle. felony vandalism, non-support, orderly conduct. Arrested by the Bradley aggravated burglary (capias), n Dillon C. Skidmore, 24, County Sheriff’s Office for domestic assault. 2075 Clingan Drive. fourth-offense driving under the n Erica Dawn Posey-Ferry, Arrested by the Bradley influence, violation by habitual 27, 1700 Eastview Circle, County Sheriff’s Office for motor vehicle offender. Georgetown. domestic assault. n Jennifer Ryan Posey, 34, Arrested by the Bradley n Brandy Michelle Granger, 132 Stephenson Road, Ocoee. County Sheriff’s Office for two 24, 8146 Georgetown Road. Arrested by the Bradley counts of non-support, failure Arrested by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office for pos- to appear (driving on a sus- County Sheriff’s Office for session of meth for resale, pended license, no insurance, domestic assault. felony possession of drug para- leaving the scene of an acci- n Tracy Ann Ross, 34, 113 phernalia. dent). Sherwood Ave. Arrested by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office for harassment (turned self in). n Tiffany Nicole Lipps CHURCH ACTIVITIES Hutson, 33, 466 Gatlin Road. Arrested by the Bradley Jim Gibson will be the speaker school or an evening service. County Sheriff’s Office for for the His Hands Extended ——— accessory after the fact. Devotional at Garden Plaza, The “Young at Heart” group n Labron Terrell Lindsey, 3500 Keith St., Wednesday at 7 from Big Spring United 31, 44 Inman St. a.m. Methodist Church will meet Arrested by the Cleveland ——— Thursday morning at 9, at Old Police Department for misde- First Church of Christ, Fort Restaurant. meanor possession of drug Scientist, 612 McCallie Ave., ——— paraphernalia. Chattanooga, will present There will be a singing Sunday n Joshua Ryan Patterson, “Making Meaningful Change” at 2 morning at Bethel Baptist 18, 2307 County Road 50, p.m. on May 6. Tabernacle, Emmaus Road. Riceville. ——— ——— Arrested by the Tennessee Family Ties will sing at 11 The East View Baptist Church Highway Patrol for first-offense a.m. at Hampton Drive Baptist on NoPone Road in Georgetown driving under the influence, Church on Sunday, April 23. will have a special singing resisting arrest. Lunch will be served after the Sunday featuring Meadow Lane. n Gary Lee Lipps, 32, 6545 service. There will not be Sunday Lunch will follow.

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FURNITURE • PICTURES LAMPS •HOME • BEDS • SOFAS • TABLES • GLASSWARE • 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com U.S. students satisfied with life, but some foreigners happier WASHINGTON (AP) — The els of anxiety over tests, bullying the study. And then there’s International Student established by then and influ- partnerships with parents and good news: American high school or a feeling of not belonging at Turkey, Greece or United Arab Assessment survey, or PISA, in enced by parents, peers, schools, community, and limit internet students are generally satisfied schools, compared with many of Emirates, where students scored 72 countries and are based on and teachers— not to mention use,” Weingarten said in a state- with their lives. But many of their peers. poorly and aren’t too happy. randomly sampled students who life experiences— prior to the ment. “This data debunks their peers in other countries are What makes students feel But the authors highlight the completed written tests and 10th grade,” Loveless said. President Trump’s proposed fed- happier. good? According to the study, cases of Netherlands, Finland questionnaires. It was a pioneer- Commenting on the study, eral funding cuts for programs Asked to rank their life satis- teacher and parental support, and Switzerland, where good ing international study that Randi Weingarten, the head of like child nutrition, wraparound faction on a scale from 0 to 10, spending time with friends and grades and high spirits exist side looked at student outcomes with the American Federation of services in schools, school cli- American 15-year-olds gave an being physically active make it by side. a focus on their social and emo- Teachers, lamented that mate, and before- and after- average mark of 7.4, according to more likely that a student will be “High learning outcomes don’t tional well-being. American teenagers were found school programs, and reaffirms a study conducted by the Paris- satisfied with life. On the other have to come at the expense of Tom Loveless, a fellow with the to be less happy than some of why these programs have been based Organization for Economic hand, feeling anxiety over grades good life satisfaction,” Schleicher Brown Center on Education their peers from other countries funded for decades.” Co-operation and Development, and spending too much time said. Policy with the Brookings and said the focus should be not On the bright side, Schleicher which was released Wednesday. online are predictors of feeling There are also some gender Institution, was skeptical about on tests, but on building a sup- said there are a few easy steps American students scored dissatisfied. “In happy schools, differences. Feeling very satisfied the survey’s methodology when portive environment. She criti- parents can take to make their close to the average of 7.3 among teacher support — as perceived with one’s life is more widespread looking at U.S. high school stu- cized the Trump administration children more satisfied with life. OECD’s 35 member countries. by students — tends to be much among boys, while feeling low life dents. He said that at the time of for seeking to cut funding for “Just talking with their chil- But students in some member greater,” said Andreas Schleicher, satisfaction is more common the study, most 15-year-old after-school programs for low- dren is something that relates countries are doing markedly one of the authors of the report. among girls across most coun- sophomores would have spent a income families. positively to life outcomes; hav- better: an average Mexican high Does studying hard mean tries and cultures. Why that was little over a year in their current “Countries and schools that do ing dinner together,” Schleicher schooler rated life satisfaction at being miserable? Not always. In the case was unclear from the high school and thus their well- well fight the fixation on testing, said. “These things are really 8.2 out of 10. The Netherlands China, Korea and Japan, for report. being could have been shaped by focusing instead on children’s joy simple for parents to do. They and Iceland had a level of 7.8 example, students score well on The 2015 study had a sample other factors. in and out of the classroom. don’t require an academic and Finland had 7.9. American reading and math, but are less size of 540,000. Data were col- “The characteristics that make They maintain a bully-free and degree, they don’t require hours students also reported higher lev- satisfied with life, according to lected as part of the Program for up “well-being” may be well inclusive environment, form of time.” Fresno gunman targeting whites chose 3 at random Arkansas inmates FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Three men were having a seemingly ordinary day in downtown Fresno, California, before they try variety of ways were singled out at random and killed by a black gunman targeting white victims, police said. The men happened to be on to avoid death the same block, but had no LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — are seeing played out day by day, known connection to each other Arkansas’ plan to resume capital and we expect it to continue. or to the shooter, Kori Ali punishment after nearly 12 years “My job as governor is to work Muhammad, who told police he seemed on its way to being with the attorney general to make wanted to kill as many white blocked by rulings related to the sure that justice is accomplished people as he could before he was lethal drugs it wants to use, but and the law of Arkansas is car- captured. in the end arguments over the ried out, and that’s what we’re One victim, a 34-year-old inmates’ mental health led to working every day to accomplish,” father of two preschoolers, was them being spared. he said. on the job when he was shot As state officials prepare to The Republican governor had Tuesday in the passenger seat of carry out a double execution set an aggressive schedule of a Pacific Gas & Electric utility Thursday ahead of a drug expira- eight executions by the end of truck. The driver wasn’t hit and tion deadline and despite the set- April, when the state’s supply sped toward the police depart- back the U.S. Supreme Court midazolam, a key lethal injection ment, but his partner couldn’t be delivered late Monday, lawyers for drug, expires. If the state had saved. those condemned men look to be moved ahead with its 11-day exe- Another victim, a 37-year-old taking a different approach: cution plan, it would have been man, had just picked up a bag of claiming the prisoners are actual- the most inmates put to death by groceries Tuesday at a Catholic John Walker/Fresno Bee/via AP ly innocent. any state in such a short period Charities building when he was One of the inmates set to die, since the U.S. Supreme Court gunned down. Fresno Police members walk near a shooting scene Tuesday in Fresno, Calif. Stacey Johnson, says advanced reinstated the death penalty in Stephen Hughes, 66, said he DNA techniques could show that 1976. and his wife rushed home who Muhammad shot last week. revolver Muhammad said he tors said at the time that he was he didn’t kill Carol Heath, a 25- Don Davis and Bruce Ward Tuesday after receiving a frantic He also faces at least two addi- tossed into a pile of clothing. The also in possession of a 9mm year-old mother of two, in 1993 were supposed to be the first two call from a neighbor to find a tional charges of assault with a gun may have been picked up by semi-automatic handgun and at her DeQueen apartment. executed. They won stays from body draped in a blanket on the deadly weapon. someone else, Dyer said. two rifles after being convicted of Meanwhile, Ledell Lee argued the Arkansas Supreme Court on sidewalk leading to his front Police had been looking for On what appeared to be a felony. unsuccessfully Tuesday in a Little Monday after lawyers argued door. Muhammad in the Williams Muhammad’s Facebook page, he He claimed insanity, and his Rock courtroom that he be given their mental health issues were “It looks like a guy carrying his killing, and Muhammad said see- repeatedly posted attorney requested a psychiatric a chance to test blood and hair similar enough to those raised in groceries home from the store,” ing his own name and picture in “#LetBlackPeopleGo” and encour- examination for his client, saying evidence that could prove he did- an Alabama case going before the Hughes said. a press release Tuesday morning aged “black warriors” to “mount Muhammad “appeared eccentric n’t beat 26-year-old Debra Reese U.S. Supreme Court next week. The third victim, a 59-year-old helped spur the rampage. up.” A flurry of posts emerged in with some bizarre beliefs.” to death during a 1993 robbery The execution of a third man, was gunned down in the Muhammad had shorn off the the past day. He also “suffered auditory hal- in Jacksonville. An appeal is pos- inmate, Jason McGehee, had parking of the Catholic Charities braids featured in his wanted He wrote that his “kill rate lucinations and had at least two sible. been set for April 27, but a feder- building. pictures and YouTube videos, increases tremendously on the prior mental health hospitaliza- Lawyers are known to make al judge put it on hold earlier this “These were unprovoked fired 16 rounds in less than two other side” and also posted about tions,” according to court docu- multiple arguments to save their month, saying McGehee was enti- attacks,” Fresno police Chief minutes at four places within a “white devils,” themes he dwelled ments. His attorney said that clients’ lives in the final hours. tled to a 30-day comment period Jerry Dyer said. block. on in hip-hop videos that he Muhammad had “paranoia” and The state and its lawyers say the after the Arkansas Parole Board Two Latina women and a child “I did it. I shot them,” posted on YouTube. thought the justice system and inmates are seeking any legal told the governor that the crossed paths with Muhammad Muhammad told officers as they Muhammad has a criminal his defense attorney were con- approach they can find in their inmate’s clemency request had but were luckier. Muhammad arrested him, according to the history that includes arrests on spiring against him, court papers efforts to avoid death. merit. pointed the gun at them as they chief. weapons, drugs and false impris- said. “It is understandable that the That leaves five men set for sat in their car trying to flee, but During the arrest, Muhammad onment charges and making ter- The attorney who represented inmates are taking every step execution in an eight-day period didn’t shoot. shouted “Allahu Akbar,” but Dyer rorist threats. He had been asso- Muhammad in that case did not possible to avoid the sentence of starting Thursday. It’s the quick- Muhammad, 39, is in custody said the shootings had “nothing ciated with gangs but he was not return a call for comment the jury; however, it is the court’s est timetable in Arkansas since and is expected to be charged to do with terrorism in spite of a confirmed member, police say. Tuesday. responsibility to administer jus- 1926, though state officials say with four counts of murder — for the statement he made.” Muhammad was charged in Public records list Muhammad tice and bring conclusion to liti- waiting more than two decades to Tuesday’s three victims and 25- “This is solely based on race,” 2005 with possessing cocaine as Cory Taylor and other aliases gation,” Gov. Asa Hutchinson put some of the killers to death year-old Motel 6 security guard, Dyer said. with intent to distribute, court with addresses in Fresno and said Tuesday in an emailed state- could hardly be characterized as Carl Williams, another white man Police are searching for the records show. Federal prosecu- Sacramento. ment. “It is that process that we swift.

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Source: Morningstar. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 5 School bus safety measures advance in the Legislature NASHVILLE (AP) — In the first that one,” Haslam said. The pro- legislative session after a school posal we made was the proposal bus wreck in Chattanooga killed that we obviously wanted to six children, Tennessee lawmak- make certain would happen.” ers are advancing bills to improve safety, including one measure that would require seat MAGNOLIA belts on new buses. On Tuesday, a House commit- HOME #shiplapwallpaper tee advanced the seat belt meas- BY JOANNA GAINES ure, despite cost concerns and *unbelievable york sale 50% off some worries that restrained wallpaper schoolchildren would be trapped if their bus catches fire or plunges under water. WALLPAPER CONNECTION Rep. Joanne Favors, D- 1250 BENTON PIKE-423-476-7961 wallpaperconnection.com Banner photo, DANIEl GuY Chattanooga, said her bill would cost districts across the state an YOuNGSTERS hAD a great time hunting eggs Saturday at the St. Luke’s annual Easter Egg Hunt. estimated total of $70 million a Hungry Hearts Ministries The name of the sponsoring church was incorrect in Sunday’s edition. year. Favors, who represents the school district where the bus Are You Ready for Discipleship? Are you ready to live the way accident happened, has brought that Jesus lived? Are you ready eat the way that Jesus ate? the costs down by making her Are you ready to celebrate what Jesus celebrated? measure apply only to buses Investigate real discipleship at Hungry Hearts Church. We Double Cross Bluegrass to headline purchased after July 2019. use Hebrew roots, maintain sound doctrine, enjoy a Spirit Favors said she can reduce filled service and experience intimate Worship. the cost even more, and vowed Cowboy Gospel Jubilee on Friday to keep fighting. But she faces Saturday, April 22 • 12 noon skepticism. Wingate Hotel “I don’t think this is a good 110 Interstate Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37312 Cleveland Cowboy Gospel piece of legislation,” Rep. Terri 731-736-1055 •[email protected] Jubilee announces the appear- Lynn Weaver, R-Lancaster,” told ance on the Jubilee stage of one Favors during the House of the regular Jubilee attendees' Education Administration and favorite bands, Double Cross Planning Committee meeting. “I Bluegrass. think it is based on emotion and This talented and fun blue- any kind of legislation that is grass band is based in based on emotion is usually not Sandra Harrison, and will headline at good policy.” the Cowboy Gospel Jubilee this Lawmakers moved the bill for- Friday evening at 7. ward nevertheless. “Double Cross has a hard- A separate bill won unani- driving kind of sound with a bit Myers mous House passage Monday of traditional and a bit of mod- evening. Proposed by Gov. Bill ern bluegrass,” said Steve Haslam, it would require more Poteet, producer of the weekly oversight of drivers. The 24- show. “They won the coveted year-old school bus driver in the Crowd’s Choice Award at the Chattanooga crash in November Snow Hill Bluegrass Jamboree, was speeding with 37 school- and the Jubilee crowd is quick DOuBlE CROSS Bluegrass is composed of Landon children on board and had a to agree.” wreck involving property damage Rooted in a double Cross Fitzpatrick, Phillip Cross, Chrissie Tankersley and Dale Cross. two months earlier, authorities Formerly of father/son duo — hence the said. Cutting Edge Barber Shop name Double Cross — the That bill, which awaits Senate group features Dale Cross on that features multiple perform- for this weekly, family-friendly passage, would require each Welcomes you to visit her at guitar along with his son Phillip ers and various styles of music, music event. school district to have a supervi- on bass. mostly Bluegrass and Country The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee is sor who oversees school bus Mr/Mrs Hair Designs Chrissie Tankersley from Gospel. held at the Cleveland Cowboy transportation, and require driv- Ringgold, Ga., provides great Regulars appearing on the Church in the Dockery Heights ers to be at least 25 and go chops and hot licks on the Jubilee include Elmer Bramlett, community at 3040 Blythe through training. 1300 25th Street NW mandolin. Landon Fitzpatrick Joel Moore, and the Cowboy Road, off Dockery Lane, Haslam appeared to suggest from Chickamauga, Ga., added Church Band, featuring Pastor between Blue Springs and that the seat belt requirement Suite A 25th Street Plaza his blazing-fast banjo to the Wally Varnell playing the electric Blackburn Roads. might have a difficult time pass- (Next to the Sonic) band, to guarantee an exciting guitar in a Merle Travis-style. Admission is free and they ing. sound and lots of picking. Barry Sullivan is the pass the hat for the headliners. “If they pass it we’ll sign it Phone 423-284-7351 The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee is announcer and sound tech, ——— and figure out a way to fund it. a wholesome, Opry-style show while Steve Poteet is the host ClevelandCowboyChurch.com But we’re not actively engaged in Welcoming Regular and New Customers

MEMBERS OF ThE Chair-ries Jubilee Committee address envelopes and send tickets to the Allied Arts Council’s 19th annual Chair-ries Jubilee, themed “Go Green in ’17,” Friday at the Museum Center at 5ive Points. Proceeds from the event benefit the local schools’ arts education. The Jubilee begins at 6 p.m. with a silent auction and social hour.

Town officials fund research on rare cancer cluster HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (AP) — There are typically 2,500 new Rob Kidwell says the state’s 2015 Huntersville officials have com- cases found yearly, usually in report was incomplete and unac- missioned more research into the male and older populations. In ceptable. town’s high rate of a rare form of Huntersville, a town of 52,000, Town commissioners on eye cancer. nine victims were female and six Monday approved a $14,600 The Charlotte Observer reports were under 30. Four have died. mapping contract to reconstruct that 12 people connected to the State officials say the number the victims’ lives. A second con- town have been diagnosed with of cases isn’t unusually high, but tract for up to $59,000 will pay ocular melanoma. Huntersville town commissioner for genetic testing.

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5063 Hwy. 411, Benton, TN 37307 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Democrat leads in Georgia race; final count delayed DUNWOODY, Ga. (AP) — An Trump did not perform as upstart Democrat leads a spe- well as other Republicans last cial election in a conservative November in the Georgia dis- Georgia congressional district, trict, an affluent, well-educated but returns late Tuesday sug- swath filled with the kind of gest he may still need a runoff voters Democrats need if they to pull a major upset for the hope to reclaim a House major- longtime Republican-held seat. ity next year. And because of technical dif- Republicans currently hold a ficulties in the elections office 238-193 advantage in the of Georgia’s most populous chamber. county, it was not clear when Ossoff would be a “disaster” final results would be available, in Congress, Trump declared leaving political observers earlier Tuesday on social across the country in an uncer- media, a day after he blasted tain cliffhanger as they looked Ossoff as a “super liberal.” to Georgia’s 6th Congressional Despite Trump’s Twitter bar- District. rage, the White House insisted James Kimber/U.S. navy via AP, File Jon Ossoff, a 30-year-old for- the race isn’t about the presi- in thiS File Photo releASeD by the U.S. Navy, Petty Officer 3rd Class DonPaul Mitchell, left, mer congressional staffer, dent. “I wouldn’t use the word assigned to the guided-missile submarine USS Georgia, instructs Ensign Tabitha Strobel, Georgia's main sought to parlay opposition to referendum,” said spokes- President Donald Trump into a woman Sarah Huckabee propulsion assistant, in a trainer at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia. With women now serv- victory that would rebuke the Sanders. “I think he hopes to ing on submarines, future subs are being built to specifically accommodate gender differences including White House and embolden have a Republican elected.” height, reach and strength. The first vessel built with some of the new features is expected to be deliv- Democrats ahead of the 2018 An investigative filmmaker, ered in 2021. midterm elections. Ossoff drew donors and volun- Feeding on opposition to teers from well beyond metro Trump, Ossoff raised more Atlanta, raising a sum that than $8.3 million from all over dwarfed what any Republican U.S. Navy redesigning subs the country as he tries to flip a candidate has spent on the seat that has been held by a contest. Republican since 1979. Ossoff has energized liberals With all of the votes counted and younger voters, while also to accommodate women in Cobb and DeKalb counties aiming for disaffected inde- and partial returns from Fulton pendents and moderate PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — expected to climb into the hun- being moved on fast-attack sub- County, Ossoff hovered right at Republicans. Every submarine in the U.S. fleet dreds over the next few years. marines, too, but the bulk of the the majority threshold required Ossoff has pledged to fight was designed with the height, For now, the Navy is retro- changes on those subs are to to win an 18-candidate primary Trump when he “embarrasses” reach and strength of men in fitting existing subs with extra ensure privacy. outright. Republican Karen the country. But he’s also said mind, from the way valves are doors and designated wash- Seats in the control room on Handel was in a distant second, he would “work with anybody placed to how display screens rooms to accommodate women. the ballistic-missile submarines but comfortably ahead of her in Washington who respects are angled. But Electric Boat in Groton, will adjust forward a little more Republican competitors. your tax dollars.” He’s decried That’s going to change. Connecticut, is at work on a so everyone can touch each dis- A spokeswoman for Georgia “wasteful spending” and prom- With women now serving redesign of the Navy’s Virginia- play and reach every joystick. Secretary of State Brian Kemp ised to be a “bipartisan problem aboard submarines, defense con- class fast-attack subs and is Steps will be added so shorter confirmed that Fulton officials solver.” tractor Electric Boat is designing also developing a brand-new people can climb into the top were having difficulty reading That’s all a nod to the what will be the first Navy subs class of ballistic-missile sub- bunk or see into the washers memory cards from voting Republicans and independents built specifically to accommodate marines, relying on body meas- and dryers, since clothes that machines. That left uncounted he needed to win — whether female crew members. urements for both men and get stuck in the machines are a tens of thousands of votes that Tuesday or in a runoff. The designers are doing the women. fire hazard. were likely to push Ossoff It still wasn’t enough for vot- obvious things, such as adding “We have a clean sheet of The first Columbia-class bal- below 50 percent. ers like Matt West, a 45-year- more doors and washrooms to paper, so from the ground up, listic-missile sub is scheduled to Ossoff addressed his sup- old financial planner from create separate sleeping and we’ll optimize for both men and join the fleet in 2031. porters a few minutes before Roswell. “He lives outside the bathing areas for men and women,” said Brian Wilson, At 5-foot-6, Lt. Marquette midnight, hinting at the likeli- district, he’s a Democrat, and I women and to give them more Electric Boat director of the Leveque, one of the first women hood of a runoff, though he did just don’t believe that he’d privacy. But they are also mak- new ballistic-missile sub pro- to serve on a submarine, said not mention his likely oppo- stand up to (House Minority ing more subtle modifications gram. that she didn’t have any trouble nent. Leader) Nancy Pelosi if the dis- that may not have been in every- Electric Boat officials had no reaching valves and other equip- “No matter what the outcome AP Photo/John Bazemore trict wanted him to,” West said. one’s periscope when the Navy immediate estimate of how ment but that the ergonomic is tonight, whether we take it DemocrAtic cAnDiDAte West said he voted for the admitted women into the Silent much the modifications will cost. changes will be helpful for short- all or whether we fight on, we for Georgia's Sixth Republican Handel. Service. As anyone who watches war er crewmates. have defied the odds ... shat- Congressional seat Jon Ossoff Republican groups ran a blitz For example, they are lowering movies knows, submariners are Leveque was assigned to a tered expectations,” he said, a of ads trying to tie Ossoff to some overhead valves and mak- always turning valves, whether compartment with two other talks with supporters at a cam- nod to his campaign that blos- paign field office Tuesday in Pelosi; a political action coming them easier to turn, and to operate machinery, redistrib- female officers on the USS somed as a nexus of the Trump mittee backed by House installing steps in front of the ute water between tanks or iso- Wyoming. They shared a wash- opposition movement. Marietta, Ga. Voters began Speaker Paul Ryan has spent triple-high bunk beds and late part of a system that has room with male officers. A sign Republicans nationally and casting ballots on Tuesday in more than $2 million on those stacked laundry machines. been damaged. on the door could be flipped to in Georgia acknowledged before the special election to fill the and other attacks. The first vessel built with On the Columbia-class boats, show whether a man or woman polls opened that Ossoff would House seat vacated by Health As for residency, Ossoff some of the new features is valves will generally be placed was using it. top the slate of Republicans, and Human Services Secretary acknowledges that he lives just expected to be delivered to the lower, Wilson said. Sometimes With so few women on board, Democrats and independents Tom Price. south of the district, in Atlanta, Navy in 2021, the future USS there will be an extension han- the timesharing worked, she who appeared together on one so that his girlfriend is close to New Jersey. dle, and some will be easier to said. But with more on the way, primary ballot. The question her work at Emory University’s The Navy lifted its ban on turn. Sailors will be able to con- the need for separate spaces is was whether Ossoff could win lots. He even mocked Ossoff’s medical complex. women on submarines in 2010, nect their masks into the emer- greater, she added. outright to succeed Tom Price, choice of residence — outside Whatever the outcome, the starting with officers. About 80 gency air system at the side of “Privacy is important any- who resigned to become the district. race highlights Republican can- female officers and roughly 50 passageways, instead of over- where you are,” she said. “We Trump’s health secretary. “Just learned that Jon didate’s challenge in dealing enlisted women are now serving head. live on this boat, as well as work The president weighed in @Ossoff, who is running for with the president: He still on subs, and their numbers are Emergency air masks are there.” himself in the closing days of Congress in Georgia, doesn’t engenders intense loyalty the campaign, taking to Twitter even live in the district. among his core supporters, but as he bombarded Ossoff and Republicans, get out and vote!” alienates many independents Prosecutors move to toss more than 21,000 tainted drug cases urged Republicans to cast bal- the president wrote. and some Republicans. BOSTON (AP) — Prosecutors missal. It said that would be the 2004. She was sentenced to moved to throw out more than largest dismissal of criminal three years in prison and was 21,000 drug convictions on convictions in U.S. history. paroled last year. Tuesday, five years after a The cases would be formally Many of the drug case defen- chemist at the state drug lab dismissed by court action, dants have already completed was caught tampering with evi- expected Thursday, the ACLU their sentences, though some dence and falsifying tests. said. probably remain in prison The state’s highest court had “Today is a major victory for because of other charges not ordered district attorneys in justice and fairness, and for contaminated by the lab scan- seven counties to produce lists thousands of people in the com- dal. About 2,000 cases had been by Tuesday indicating how many monwealth who were unfairly resolved before Tuesday. of approximately 24,000 cases convicted of drug offenses,” Suffolk County District involving Annie Dookhan they Matthew Segal, legal director of Attorney Daniel Conley, whose would be unable or unwilling to the ACLU of Massachusetts, jurisdiction includes Boston, prosecute if the defendants were said Tuesday in a statement. moved on Tuesday to dismiss all granted new trials. Dookhan pleaded guilty in but 117 of the approximately The American Civil Liberties 2013 to obstruction of justice, 7,500 suspect cases there. The Union of Massachusetts said perjury and tampering with evi- remaining cases, he said, involve Tuesday night that 21,587 cases dence after being accused of fal- people with a history of violent had been recommended for dis- sifying her work as far back as crime and probation violations. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 7 TENNESSEE BRIEFS

Tennessee man indicted in "random" nature of the stabbing 306 cases were past the statute as a justification for the sen- of limitations. assault before officer shot him tence, as allowed by Tennessee A campaign against sexual KNOXVILLE (AP) — The law. assault known as Memphis Say Tennessee Bureau of Defense attorney Susan No More is also looking for "lost Investigation says a Jefferson Shipley says the legislature survivors," people whose kits are City man faces an indictment included no definitions or guid- in the testing process but inves- alleging he came at sheriff’s ance on what makes a killing tigators can’t locate them. The deputies with a knife before one "random." group can be reached at 901- officer shot and injured him. 636-3438. A TBI news release says 56- Gilmore to run for Harper’s state year-old James Rose was arrest- seat in Tennessee Senate Former sheriff’s recruit pleads ed and booked Tuesday into the NASHVILLE (AP) — State Rep. to hit-and-run in Memphis Jefferson County Jail on a Brenda Gilmore has announced MEMPHIS (AP) — Prosecutors $30,000 bond. she will run for the Nashville say a former sheriff’s office TBI says its investigation seat currently held by longtime recruit has pleaded guilty to a revealed that in December, Banner photo, DanieL guy Sen. Thelma Harper, a fellow hit-and-run collision that killed deputies with the Jefferson Democrat. two pedestrians who were the 28th annuaL Westside Ruritan 5K Spring Run will take place on Saturday at Walker Valley County Sheriff’s Office respond- Harper, who has served in the changing a tire on Interstate 40 High School at 8 a.m. Trophies will be given for the general public via six age groups per gender: 14 ed to a home after receiving a Senate since 1989, says it’s "no in Memphis. report of a disturbance in which secret" that she has been consid- The Shelby County district and under, 15-19, and 20-29, 30-39, 40-49 and 50-over. Competing schools will present medals to someone was cut with a knife. the top three guys and girls who finish with the lowest finish times. Also, the school with the lowest ering retirement, but that she attorney’s office says 27-year-old TBI says that after deputies won’t make up her mind until Hunter Queen pleaded guilty overall average time from their top six finishers will win the top overall school trophy and a $100 prize. entered the home, Rose came at From left are W.W. Johnson, Westside Ruritan director, Drew Nunnelly, Walker Valley High School, next year. Monday to vehicular homicide them with a knife. One of the Gilmore is no stranger to chal- involving recklessness and leav- Joe Spencer, Ocoee Middle School, Ben Williams, Cleveland High School, Joyce Johnson, Westside deputies shot Rose. He went to lenging incumbents should ing the scene of an accident Ruritan treasurer, and Linda Melton, Westside Ruritan secretary. hospital and was treated. Harper decide to run for another involving death. Rose is charged with two four-year term. She defeated Queen received a three-year counts of aggravated assault. incumbent Rep. Edith Langster suspended prison sentence. He Gas tax bill heads for Wednesday by 29 percentage points in the also must serve 52 weekends at Democratic primary in 2006 the county jail. Bradley County youth attend Eastern showdown in Tennessee House before going on to win her first Authorities say 34-year-old NASHVILLE (AP) — general election. Jessika Cavazos and 37-year-old Region Horse Judging competition Republican Gov. Bill Haslam’s Democrats currently hold five Derrick Cross were struck and road and bridge funding bill is out 33 seats in the Senate killed on I-40 eastbound in 4-H and FFA members from The Junior High Team of The Senior High Team of headed for a showdown in the north Memphis in August 2013. Bradley County competed in Lilly DuPois, Stephanie Bates, Autumn Johnson, Keri Beth Tennessee House on Wednesday. More women join lawsuit They were changing a tire in an the Eastern Region Horse Rylie Millsaps and Alayna Fryar Cox, Halee Kazy, and Colton The sticking point is the gov- over Memphis rape kits emergency lane. Judging Contest on April 13 in placed second out of 16 teams Wallace placed ninth. The ernor’s proposal to pay for new Queen was arrested nearly a MEMPHIS (AP) — More women year later, while he was a recruit Harriman. and 65 participants. Rylie Senior High Team of Langlee projects in large part through are joining a lawsuit against the The purpose of the horse- Millsaps also placed sixth indi- Morrison, Tatum Bigham, Haley the state’s first gas tax hike in the Shelby County Sheriff’s City of Memphis over the accu- Training Academy. judging contest is to teach vidual, Alayna Fryar placed Fox, and Devon Jones placed since 1989. mulation of thousands of untest- youth to judge animals, learn 16th, and Stephanie Bates 10th. The Senior High Team of Supporters argue that a pack- ed rape kits. reasons for placing animals the placed 19th. Lily DuPois won Alexandra Blackwell, Destiny age of tax cuts made in the bill The Commercial Appeal way they do, and to build self- first in Oral Reasons. Hixs, and Alex Bryant placed outweigh the amount raised reports attorney Daniel Lofton confidence in the youth. The Senior High Team of 11th. from the fuel tax increases. says 40 plaintiffs are involved in This year, more than 150 Sophia Kroening, Kyra Petty, For more information about Opponents are calling for the a lawsuit that alleges authorities youth competed in the regional and Jessica White placed sixth 4-H and FFA horse events in fuel tax hikes to be stripped mishandled and failed to priori- contest. With 20 youth from out of 12 teams and 51 partici- Bradley County, contact Lynne from the bill and to instead dedi- tize the testing of rape kits that • Gifts • Cards • Jewelry Bradley County participating, a pants. Sophia Kroening places Middleton, 4-H Agent, at cate sales tax revenues from date back several years. In 2013, number of awards were 11th individual, and Kyra Petty [email protected] or 423-728- auto sales to highway funding. the city disclosed that more than And Much, Much More brought home. placed 24th. 7001. Haslam says his approach is 12,000 kits needed to be tested. 1707 Keith fairest because about half of fuel Of the total accumulation of taxes are paid for by trucking Street 12,375 kits, about 62 percent Cleveland companies and out of state driv- have completed testing. About ers. Meanwhile, sales taxes on 423-472-8122 vehicle purchases are paid only on vehicles registered in Tennessee. Bill to reduce fine for carrying guns without permit fails NASHVILLE (AP) — A bill Welcomes To Their Team seeking to reduce penalties for carrying a handgun in public without a state-issued gun per- Roger Thompson mit has failed for the year. New & Used Sales Consultant The measure sponsored by Roger invites all his friends and customers to see him today! Republican Sen. Frank Niceley of Strawberry Plains failed when a Dalton, GA706-278-1322 motion to hear it in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday did not receive a second. Under current law, people caught carrying a handgun without a permit face a fine of up to $500 and possible jail time. The bill would have dropped ryLie MiLLsaPs shows off her sixth-place LiLy DuPois shows off her first-place ribbon that punishment to a fine of up ribbon for Junior High Individual and second- for Junior High Oral Reasons and second place to $100 for a first offense and place team award. team award. $250 for the second offense, with no jail time. It also would have “The Home Improvement Specialists” required that people be cited instead of arrested for the first and second violation. Niceley is vowing to bring the Give Your Home a bill back next year. Killing may test ‘randomness’ as S p r i n g M a k e o v e r ! factor in stiff punishment • hardwood • laminate KNOXVILLE (AP) — A Knoxville stabbing may become • tile •carpet the first case to test whether Tennessee juries can impose a • area rugs death penalty or life without parole because of the "randomness" of the crime. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports the attorney for 26-year- old Timothy Ison asked a Knox PERRY SUITS KELLY GUFFEY County Criminal Court judge on Monday to strike down the randomness reason as unconstitu- tional. Ison was charged with first- JOE GUFFEY TIM GOLDEN Hours: degree murder in the May 2015 slaying of 42-year-old Stefany Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 Sat. 9:00-2:00 ParticiPating in Horse Judging 2017 were, front from left, Alayna Fryer, Rylie Millsaps, Kyra Fairbanks, who was a stranger Petty and Jessica White; back, Sarah Petty, volunteer leader; Lilly DuPois, Stephanie Bates, Sophia to him. 923 StarVue Dr. Prosecutors are seeking life ELAINE WEAR BRITTNEY WEAR DAVIS DONNIE WEAR 476-9434 Kroening and Jennifer Myers, volunteer leader. without parole for Ison if he’s convicted. They are citing the Federal utility CEO: Coal plants are not reopening under Trump NASHVILLE (AP) — The CEO Trump, meanwhile, has begun of the nation’s biggest public repealing President Barack utility said Tuesday that the Obama-era environmental regu- agency isn’t going to reopen lations aimed at reducing pollu- coal-fired power plants under tion from mining and burning President Donald Trump, who coal. He has promised to repeal has promised a comeback for and already ordered a review of the downtrodden coal industry. the Clean Power Plan, Obama’s Tennessee Valley Authority centerpiece push to curb climate CEO Bill Johnson said he thinks change by limiting carbon diox- very little will actually change ide emissions from coal plants. for the federal utility under Johnson said the retirement Trump. of many of TVA’s coal plants was TVA has said it’s on track to the cheapest way to serve cus- cut its carbon emissions by 60 tomers, which include more percent by 2020, compared with than 9 million people in seven 2005 levels. By the end of 2018, southeastern states. Natural gas the utility will have retired five prices, not regulation, caused of its original 11 coal-fired the recent downturn for coal, power plants. Johnson said. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Contributed photo THE BACHMAN ACADEMY puppeteers enjoy their moment in the spotlight after their puppet show Tuesday afternoon. Bachman Academy students learn art of puppetry

By SARALYN NORKUS ity through the grant program.” “Being able to work with [email protected] Bachman Academy is a each other was another big small, nonprofit private school thing.” A group of Bachman for students grades 6-12, who The students were broken Academy students can now have learning differences like up into three different groups, add “puppeteer” to their dyslexia, dysgraphia and with each group learning a resumes. ADHD, and are on the autism short script. Working with Chattanooga’s spectrum disorder. “(We were) able to see them Kids on the Block thanks to a “Because these are teenagers come together and really grow. grant from the — and because most of them Some were really shy at first Cleveland/Bradley Allied Arts struggle with communication and were able to project Council, the students spent issues and social skills — Kids (today),” Helms stated. three sessions learning the on the Block did a special pup- “They were having fun and basics of Bunraku puppetry. peteer training series,” Glisson learning, even though they did- Their third and last session explained. n’t really know that they were.” concluded with a puppet show Kids on the Block educa- The techniques may have that was put on in front of tors/puppeteers Kasandra been difficult at times, but their classmates and families. Helms and Wendy Davis ultimately the Bachman stu- “We just thought this would worked with the group to teach dents enjoyed it. be something really fun and puppetry posture, lip sync, eye “It was a real fun experience creative for the kids to do. focus and gestures. Those pup- doing all the hand movements They’ve had a great time — petry techniques also helped and gestures,” Josh Case said. they’ve been able to use their the students work on other “Getting to know the lip sync creativity and social skills and real-life skills. was the hardest part for me. see the behind the scenes part “Some of the basic skills we You had to keep your hands that goes into puppetry,” said wanted to work on were com- straight out, and the posture Contributed photo Bachman Academy Director of munication, presentation and was real hard.” Development Lisa Glisson. public speaking skills. A lot of Classmate Ore Kuye agreed BACHMAN ACADEMY students worked with Chattanooga Kids on the Block to develop puppeteering “We’re very grateful to the times, when you grow up, you with Case’s statement about skills that also aided them in various social skills. Cleveland/Bradley Allied Arts have to be able to perform in the hand positioning being dif- Council, because we were able front of people, in a sense,” ficult. to do this due to their generos- Helms said. “One thing (I learned) is that it makes your hands a bit tired,” Kuye commented. “Another thing I learned is Planners that it’s all about having fun.” Glenn Quave enjoyed the dif- From Page 1 ferent personality the puppet Association following the member of the planning com- into options. was able to bring out in him. March planning meeting to dis- mission, and District 3 — The planning panel “When you put on the pup- cuss the proposal. They want Councilman Tom Cassada, approved two routine consent pet it changes a lot — the pup- setback requirements within all said they have received several items: pet kind of takes over and residential zoning to be estab- calls from residents in the One was a request by the changes you more than you lished with the same setbacks community who oppose the Cleveland/Bradley Industrial think it does.” as zones in the county. rezoning. Cassada added the Development Board for a site Savion Clayton, who was not All county residential dis- city may buy the property. plan of Spring Branch originally signed up for the tricts have front setbacks of 25 Davis said the potential Industrial Park on Cherokee workshop, filled in during feet, side setbacks of 10 feet buyer is also a nearby resi- Gateway Boulevard south of Tuesday’s performance, where and rear setbacks of 15 feet. dent. Cleveland. improvisation proved to be his Builder and Bradley County — The commission later The new business park is favorite new skill. Commission member Charlotte approved an amendment to the zoned Commercial Highway “Don’t knock it (puppets) Peak has emphasized the dif- city’s zoning ordinance to cre- and is within the Interstate until you try it,” Clayton ference in ate provisions to Gateway Corridor Overlay declared. “I enjoyed it a lot.” Contributed photo requirements is The city’s planning staff allow greater Zoning District. More information about often confusing met with several members density in the Also on the consent agenda BACHMAN ACADEMY students worked with Chattanooga Kids Chattanooga’s Kids on the to contractors of the Ocoee Region zoning districts was a request by Peak for pre- on the Block to develop puppeteering skills that also aided them in Block can be found at who work in Builders Association follow- for multi-family liminary/site plan approval for various social skills. http://www.kidsontheblock.net/. both the city ing the March planning uses. two lots she owns on Stephens and county. meeting to discuss the pro- The move Road. The property is zoned R- The planning posal. They are wanting set- could increase 2 Low Density Single and staff pointed back requirements within all density in such Multi-Family Residential. out there is no residential zoning to be buildings as — In new business, the com- VAIROG provision for established with the same high-rise apart- mission approved a request by setbacks as residential From Page 1 reduced set- ments. Donald Harris for preliminary backs for acces- zones in Bradley County. Divel pointed plat approval for Douglas “He said they had signed a project and are hopeful that toward the end of construction sory structures out such Court on Georgetown Pike at sale agreement with a local will lead to us having a permit of on-site improvements. in Bradley County. requests must still go before 18th Street N.W. The property Once Divel has put together the Cleveland Board of Zoning is zoned R-1 Single Family warehousing company and issued in the next couple of The board also gave approval they would be selling the weeks,” he said. to complete clearing, grubbing a new city ordinance on the Appeals, which Peak chairs. Residential, and the plat was structure, which I have veri- The IDB gave its approval for and seeding of parcel 1 at the new setback requirements for — A request was tabled for a by Richmond Surveying. fied,” he said. “It is an immi- a proposal from Ragan-Smith park. R-1, it will come back to the plan of service, annexation, — The Planning Commission nent sale.” Associates to provide engineer- Berry said he was able to planning commission. With and rezoning of about 3.9 voted unanimously against a Berry said the building will ing services in connection with drive on the new Tom Rowland approval it would be forwarded acres at 1682 South Lee request from the City Council. be used for warehousing func- a TVA InvestPrep Phase I mass Interchange off of APD 40 to the City Council for final Highway, a few hundred yards The request was a possible tions for local businesses. grading project at Spring which leads to the new indus- discussion and action. south of the Scott Furniture amendment to the city’s zoning Activity at the new Spring Branch. trial park. In other planning commis- business. ordinance concerning the wait- Branch Industrial Park has The cost for their services is “All ramps are open and all sion business Tuesday: The parcel is located on a ing period for re-application for been slow as the winter $63,000. signals are operating,” he said. — Following a long series of hill, several hundred feet from a zoning change, following a months progressed, but activi- “We have been awarded a “It’s a great design. You don’t comments and discussion, the South Lee. The city has taken denial. The commission reject- ty is preparing to ramp up in $350,000 grant from TVA that have to move into traffic flows. planning commission unani- in the first 200 feet of the ed the suggestion, saying they more ways than one. the board has agreed to match You keep right and go ramp to mously denied a request to road. The county has the feel a one-year wait is ade- Berry said the state has fin- which makes a total of ramp. It’s a wonderful thing.” rezone approximately 1.9 acres remainder of the roadway, but quate. ished their internal review of $700,000 of site work,” Berry An official dedication of the of property located at has designated it will not — Also receiving approval the certificate of public pur- said. new interchange is scheduled Tennessee Nursery Road and maintain the road. was a request to apply infill pose and necessity. He said indications are for 10:30 a.m. on Friday, May Martin Drive N.W. After lengthy debate, the standards for property on “We will probably have our authorizations will be in hand 5. A potential property buyer requests were tabled for at Aurora Avenue at 13th Street final board review in mid-May was asking that the parcel to least a month as city staff look S.E. which is in line with our plans be rezoned from R-1 Single for our actual work on site and Residential to Mixed Use. This getting construction started,” change in zoning would allow he said. Rue21 him to renovate an old build- Berry said filings had been ing, and even construct an Roofing From Page 1 made with TDEC concerning adjacent building if needed. From Page 1 roadway and utility infrastruc- Square. Mall GM Stacia Crye Shahan The current zoning does not ture. The company is based in announced in October that the allow this. Bower’s partial roof replace- sented them on Tuesday. “We have gone through our Cranberry, Pa. In a Facebook former Kmart portion would be Heath Davis, broker, said ment to come in around The bids will be presented to 30-day notice and, as far as we post, it called the decision to demolished to create more park- the interested buyer would like $250,000. the Cleveland Board of know, there have been no pub- close the stores “difficult but ing space and the mall would to replace a broken overhang “These are very good num- Education at the next board lic comments concerning the necessary.” add “The Shops at Bradley at the front of the building. He bers based off of what we bid meeting on May 1, at 5:30 p.m. Like many brick-and-mortar Square” along the far west end, said he also wants to clean up last year — this is basically “They’ll need to decide on retailers, it has been battling to house six new retail shops the property and use it for right in line with what those the difference between the 20- declining mall traffic amid and new stores on the perimeter storage of some equipment and came in, per square foot. I and 30-year warranties, and strong competition online. of the new parking area. vehicles. think you’ve got good, compet- which one they’d rather have,” There has been no official Two new retailers will be It was discussed that the itive numbers,” Templeton Taylor said. " announcement of exactly when housed at the west end of the property is part of the old said. More CCS project news: the store will close its Cleveland existing mall structure. nursery business, and located According to Templeton, — The pre-bid meeting for location. Shahan said in her beside a parcel owned by the C.M. Henley and Rackley the Candy’s Creek Cherokee The closing of Rue21 is not announcement the mall is “well city being used as a storage Roofing companies have joined Elementary School will be held likely to impede the changes on its way to filling the new site. together, and it was a Rackley at 2 p.m. next Tuesday at the coming to Bradley Square Mall. shops.” Councilman David May Jr., a project manager who repre- AOB.

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 9 AP investigation shows Peru backsliding on illegal logging HOUSTON (AP) — Never before stepped-up enforcement. Democrat, accused Froman of had so much lumber been denied “He was really happy with the “covering up for Peru’s failures.” entry at a U.S. port on evidence caliber of our work,” Navarro said. Asked whether Peru has that it was harvested illegally. “A big organized crime network upheld its obligations under the Houston customs agents, acting was being confronted.” trade pact to combat illegal log- on intelligence from their Peruvian Nichols declined to be inter- ging, State Department counterparts, halted 1,770 metric viewed. But another person who spokesman Joseph Crook said tons of Amazon rainforest wood — attended the meeting, speaking on the U.S. was “committed to work- enough to cover three football condition of anonymity for fear of ing with our Peruvian counter- fields. The October 2015 retribution, confirmed Navarro’s parts to ensure timber legality impoundment from a rusty account. throughout the supply chain.” freighter was a rare victory in the Within a week of being fired, Under a Peruvian law that took battle to preserve tropical forests Navarro fled to Washington, D.C. effect in 2015, illegal logging and and a blow against organized Navarro’s wife was later timber trafficking carry prison criminal logging in Peru, where approached at a stoplight in Lima sentences of up to eight years, the World Bank says 80 percent of by a gunman, according to a but there have been no convic- timber exports are illegal. police report. He threatened: tions. But the triumph was short- “Your children are going to pay for The main exporter suspected in lived. The driving force behind the the wood.” the Yacu Kallpa case remains operation, the chief of Peru’s for- —- under investigation, but there est inspection service, was soon A SON OF THE AMAZON have been no arrests. A U.S. gov- AP Photo/David J. Phillip dismissed — on the same day the Navarro, 41, was raised in the ernment official who was not In thIs sePt. 21, 2016 Photo, nearly 1,770 tons of Peruvian wood, nearly all of it found to have U.S. ambassador visited him for a Amazon city of Tarapoto and got authorized to speak publicly been illegally harvested in the Amazon rainforest, sits under tarps dockside at The Port of Houston. It pep talk — and forced by death his renewable resource manage- called the plodding investigation a was denied entry by U.S. Customs in October 2015 and was destroyed more than a year later in a non- threats to flee to the United ment degree in the early 1990s in sign that “there is no political fault administrative settlement. At least one importer fell under federal criminal investigation. The lumber States. the eastern Andean foothills at will” in Peru to prosecute anyone Government actions further Tingo Maria, the cradle of the but small-time players. is Exhibit A in the fight to preserve tropical forests, a vital buffer against climate change. undermined Washington’s efforts cocaine trade, during the coun- to get Peru to clean up its notori- try’s vicious conflict with Shining ously corrupt timber industry, an Path rebels. Associated Press investigation By the time Navarro was named found, as Lima failed to meet head of the forest inspection serv- environmental enforcement ice in 2012, he had traveled the requirements set by a 2006 free Amazon for more than a decade, trade agreement with the U.S. observing extensive illegal logging. Now the United States has little A few rainforest dwellers resis- to show for more than $90 million ted. In September 2014, activist in forest-protection aid and other Edwin Chota and three others assistance to Peru, which is home were killed after years of trying to to the world’s second-largest expel rogue loggers from their swath of the Amazon after Brazil community’s lands. The lone and has been losing about 600 imprisoned suspect was released square miles of forest each year — last year. an area roughly equal to half of “There’s almost no evidence,” Rhode Island. prosecutor Julio Reategui said, The U.S. was hoodwinked into lamenting that police are ill- believing the Peruvian government equipped and the slain men’s rel- was serious about taking down atives are not talking. “It could be illegal loggers, said Rocky they’re afraid.” Piaggone, a U.S. attorney for envi- Poor forest-dwellers can be easy ronmental crimes who visited pawns in the lumber trade. Peru regularly before retiring last “A ‘patron’ comes and says, ‘I year. need wood,’” Navarro said. That “They were expecting to get person offers an outboard motor prosecutions, but they got noth- and a dugout canoe, “and he’s got ing,” he said, and their eyes were them hooked for life.” opened when the forest inspection Timber harvesting in Peru chief — whose job they had been requires permits showing the assured was safe — was fired. wood comes from approved har- SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC Since then, inspections to vesting areas. But for a price, SKIN CANCER DERMATOLOGY CENTER detect criminal timber harvesting regional forestry officials have for have been scaled back. years signed off on paperwork Prosecutions have barely that falsely states the origin of & Signs and symptoms that advanced, and officials who timber, prosecutors say. signed falsified logging permits A 2006 U.S.-Peru free trade might indicate cancer remain on the job. pact sought to end the charade, COSMETIC —- which had helped deplete Peru’s DERMATOLOGY CENTER Cancer is a disease so complex that even the most veteran of A FIREBOMBING AND EXILE precious mahogany and cedar. cancer researchers cannot fully explain the disease. Progress Illegal logging is the world’s With U.S. embassy backing, 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW toward the diagnosis and treatment of cancer continues to be most lucrative environmental Navarro and allies in the customs made, but there’s still no telling if an individual will or won’t get crime, according to the United and tax agency targeted serial Suite 300 this potentially deadly disease. Nations, inflicting at least $50 bil- transgressors who exported wood One of the many things the medical community can say with cer- lion a year in economic damage. It on the Yacu Kallpa in 2015. They 423-472-3332 tainty regarding cancer is that treatment is most effective when is typically intertwined with compiled evidence of systematic the cancer is found early. Melanoma skin cancer, for instance, money laundering and tax fraud, permit fraud. On tracts where Bradley Professional Building can be easily removed if it’s detected early and has not grown Interpol says, and its sophistica- 95,000 trees worth at least $53 Cleveland, TN tion often overwhelms law million were supposedly harvest- into the skin. In fact, the five-year survival rate, which indicates the percentage of people who live at least five years after diag- enforcement in countries where ed, inspectors found virgin forest. Accepting New Patients the logging happens. Some wood was listed as coming nosis, for those whose melanoma skin cancer is detected early Congress in 2008 tried to from nonexistent communities. and Most Insurances enough to remove the melanoma is nearly 100 percent. ensure that rainforest wouldn’t be —- However, if that melanoma has already spread to other parts of ravaged to put wood in American U.S. RESPONSE TO PERU’S the body by the time it’s detected, the five-year survival rate is homes, making trafficking in ille- FAILURES below 20 percent. gally harvested timber a crime Peru defended the Houston While the disparity between survival rates is not as severe for all punishable by up to five years in shipment. In a 2016, letter to “Your hearing is our priority” cancers as it is for melanoma skin cancers, early detection is still prison. then-U.S. Trade Representative imperative when it comes to beating cancer. Part of the reason The new law’s biggest casualty, Michael Froman, Peru’s foreign cancer is not always detected early is that it doesn’t always Lumber Liquidators Inc., pleaded trade minister said the load com- make its presence felt until it has already reached an advanced guilty in 2015 to knowingly plied with the country’s “formal stage. Pancreatic cancer, for instance, does not usually cause importing illegally cut timber from legal requirements” and that nei- any noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Instead, the first Russia’s far east, where Siberian ther the government nor the noticeable signs of pancreatic cancer can be back or belly pain. tigers were imperiled. The compa- exporters knew that more than 95 At this point, the cells in the pancreas have grown and begun to ny paid $13 million in fines and percent of the wood was of illegal press on nearby nerves and organs. While these might be the restitution. origin until after the Yacu Kallpa first signs of pancreatic cancer, by this point the cancer is typi - The $1. 5 million shipment set sail. cally at an advanced stage. impounded in Houston contained Enforcement eroded on multi- Still, knowing the signs and symptoms of cancer is a great way species commonly used for ply- ple fronts: for men and women to catch the disease early when it’s most wood, molding and flooring. A — Peruvian forest service per- treatable. Though the following signs and symptoms are not separate shipment was later sonnel in 2015 were instructed to 423-641-0956 always indicative of cancer, their presence should be enough for seized in Mexico, effectively shut- halt routine inspections of lumber Tiffany Ahlberg, CALL FOR YOUR adults to consult their physicians. ting down Peru’s lone Amazon exports unless the wood included Au.D., CCC-A APPOINTMENT TODAY! * Fatigue: Extreme tiredness that does not improve even with River wood export route. mahogany or cedar, which require ample rest could be a sign that cancer is growing. In certain can- Peru’s superintendent of tax special certificates, according to 2401 North Ocoee Street, cers, including leukemia, this happens in the early stages. In and customs control described public records obtained by the addition, some colon or stomach cancers cause blood loss, the damage exacted on the coun- Environmental Investigation Suite 201 which can result in fatigue. try’s illicit timber trade as “the tip Agency, a nonprofit that raised * Pain: Early on, bone cancers or testicular cancer often manifest of the iceberg.” awareness about Peru*s illegal Cleveland, TN 37311 themselves through pain. Back pain can be a symptom of ovarian “You could say we’ve taken a logging with an expose in 2012. (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) cancer or cancer of the colon or rectum. Unfortunately, when big step. But a big part of the — The office of the illegal log- pain is a result of cancer, the cancer has already begun to metas - problem remains to be uncov- ging czar was dissolved after tasize. ered,” Gustavo Romero said. Peru’s new president, Pedro Pablo A month after the Houston Kuczynski, took office in July. * Unexplained weight loss: One of the first signs of cancer might impoundment, Peruvian prosecu- — At the agency Navarro had be the unexplained loss of 10 pounds or more. This is most com - tors were thwarted when they headed, the aggressive, targeted StayS Sttaayy HHealthyHeeaalltthhyy mon with cancers of the pancreas, stomach, esophagus, or lung. attempted to offload hundreds of inspections of the previous two * Skin changes: Cancers of the skin and other cancers can tons of wood from the same years ended. Also stalled were cause certain changes in the skin. Jaundice, when the skin and freighter, the Yacu Kallpa, in the technology upgrades to a GPS with a daily dose of the eyes turn a yellowish color, is one such change. The skin can city of Iquitos on the Amazon tree-identification system and cre- also redden, itch or darken, a condition known as hyperpigmen- River. A week later, a forest ation of a drone inspection fleet, tation. Excessive hair growth on the skin is another skin change inspectors’ office was firebombed which the U.S. had encouraged. that might indicate the presence of cancer. in Peru’s main sawmill city, President Barack Obama’s CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd * Fever: A common side effect of cancer, fever most often hap - Pucallpa. Eight police officers administration sought explana- pens after the cancer has metastasized. Cancers that effect the were hurt trying to dismantle tions. immune system often cause fever as the body finds it more dif- burning barricades. Froman asked Peru whether a DDaily Daaiillyy ficult to fight infection. In certain blood cancers, including leu - Protesters set ablaze a coffin January 2015 shipment to kemia or lymphoma, fever is an early sign of cancer. draped with a banner bearing the Houston involved illegally harvest- Should any of the aforementioned signs or symptoms appear, name of the forest inspection ed wood, which could subject the men and women should consult their physicians immediately. chief, Rolando Navarro. They U.S. importers to criminal prose- BBanner Baannnneerr wanted him out. cution. Peru confirmed the wood On Jan. 14, 2016, then- was illegal. Serving Cleveland & President Ollanta Humala fired Peru has made “important 423-472-3332 him. The agriculture minister said progress over the years,” Froman Bradley Co. Since 1854 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW a fresh face was needed. told the AP, but it is important to Hours before his ouster, hold their “feet to the fire.” (Local, National & International Suite 300 Navarro was visited by U.S. Some members of Congress say News & Sports Accepting New Patients and Most Insurance Ambassador Brian Nichols, and the Obama administration was www.thedermcenters.com the two men discussed the forest too lenient with Peru. 472-5041 inspection chief’s plans for Rep. Lloyd Doggett, a Texas 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

NATIONAL BRIEFS Trump takes aim at brutal MS-13 street gang WASHINGTON (AP) — The and human trafficking and pose Trump administration vowed one of the greatest threats to Newspaper decline continues advertisers have fled following Tuesday to crack down on MS- the U.S. “They are utterly with- reports of harassment settle- to weigh on AP earnings 13, a notoriously brutal Central out laws, conscience or respect ments paid to other women. American street gang blamed for for human life,” he said. NEW YORK (AP) — Earnings O'Reilly has denied any wrong- a recent series of killings in During the Obama adminis- at The Associated Press shrank doing. suburban New York, and tration, the government focused substantially last year compared Despite the vacation, the accused Obama-era border poli- on immigrants in the country with 2015, when the news pressure is staying on O'Reilly cies of allowing its ranks to illegally who posed a threat to organization enjoyed a large tax and 21st Century Fox, which is flourish. national security or public safe- benefit that skewed its results. looking into at least one com- The gang is known for hack- ty and recent border crossers. Revenue also edged downward, plaint about his behavior. The ing and stabbing victims with More than 2.5 million people reflecting continued contraction Wall Street Journal — a news- machetes, drug dealing, prosti- were deported under Obama’s in the newspaper industry and paper owned by the same tution and other rackets. Their policies, many of them charac- a stronger U.S. dollar that Murdoch family that owns Fox recruits are middle- and high- terized as suspected or con- reduced the value of overseas News Channel — reported late school students predominantly firmed gang members. sales. Tuesday that Fox executives in immigrant communities and The Obama administration Net income last year shrank were "preparing to cut ties" with those who try to leave risk vio- made unprecedented efforts to to $1.6 million from $183.6 mil- O'Reilly. A spokesman for 21st lent retribution, according to fight MS-13, targeting the lion in 2015, a 99 percent Century Fox declined to com- officials. gang’s finances by declaring it decline. The 2015 profit figure ment to the AP. “These organizations enrich an international criminal group was bolstered by a one-time, Earlier, attorney Lisa Bloom themselves by pedaling poison subject to sanctions by the $165 million tax benefit. AP's said she was representing a for- in our communities, trafficking Treasury Department. The goal 2014 net income of $140.9 mil- mer clerical worker at Fox who children for sexual exploitation of that 2012 maneuver was to lion was also boosted by a large complained that day to a hotline and inflicting horrific violence in stymie the gang’s ability to fun- non-recurring gain from the sale established at Fox about the communities where they nel money back to leaders in El of a stake in a sports data com- O'Reilly's behavior during her operate,” Attorney General Jeff Salvador or launder criminal pany. In 2013, net income at six months working there in Sessions said in remarks before proceeds through otherwise the AP — a nonprofit news 2008. meeting with top federal law legitimate businesses. cooperative — was $3.3 million. enforcement officials on ways to Federal prosecutors have tar- Although AP's 2016 profit was Former President George H.W. dismantle ultraviolent transna- geted MS-13 before, pursuing slightly less than half that of Bush hospitalized in Houston tional gangs. racketeering cases throughout 2013, AP chief financial officer His warnings were echoed in the 2000s in places such as HOUSTON (AP) — Former AP Photo/Alex Brandon Ken Dale said last year brought President George H.W. Bush has a separate address by San Francisco, Maryland, the company's net results "back been hospitalized in Houston for Homeland Security Secretary Attorney GenerAl Jeff Sessions shakes hands with FBI northern Virginia; Charlotte, to more normal levels." four days with a recurrence of a John Kelly and came just hours Director James Comey before a meeting of the Attorney General's North Carolina; and elsewhere. Dale said he was focused on case of pneumonia he had earli- after President Donald Trump Organized Crime Council and Organized Crime Drug Enforcement The Justice Department said it other measures of the compa- er in the year, a family tweeted that “The weak illegal Task Forces (OCDETF) Executive Committee to discuss implemen- made progress in 2009 and ny's financial health. "We feel immigration policies of the tation of the President's Executive Order 13773, Tuesday at the 2010. The FBI last week added like we're financially stable, we spokesman said Tuesday. The 92-year-old former presi- Obama Admin. allowed bad MS an MS-13 member to its Ten have no debt and we continue 13 gangs to form in cities Justice Department in Washington. Most Wanted Fugitives list for dent and father of former presi- to generate positive cash flow," across U.S. We are removing his suspected role in the 2011 dent George W. Bush has been he said. AP ended 2016 with them fast!” killing of a man with a baseball in Methodist Hospital in woman said. tinue. We will secure our bor- $24.7 million in cash and equiv- MS-13 — or the Mara bat and a screwdriver. Houston since Friday for obser- The Justice Department sus- der, expand immigration alents, down from $50.6 million Salvatrucha — traces its origins But James Trusty, who head- vation because of a persistent pects major gang leaders are enforcement, and choke-off sup- the year before. to Los Angeles, where thou- ed the department’s organized cough, Bush spokesman Jim using cellphones from ply lines. If you are a gang Revenue at AP dropped 2 per- sands fleeing El Salvador’s crime and gang section before McGrath said in a brief state- Salvadoran prisons to instruct member: We will find you,” said cent to $556.3 million in 2016. bloody civil war in the 1980s he left in January, said the ment. He said doctors diagnosed members who have crossed into Sessions, who also alleged that The news agency gave some arrived, to protect the immi- group appeared to be experienc- a mild case of pneumonia that the U.S. illegally to kill rivals so-called sanctuary cities, which papers lower rates in exchange grants from Mexican and ing a recent revival in some of has been treated and resolved. and extort legal and illegal busi- limit local cooperation with for longer contracts, Dale said. African-American gangs. As those same places. The former president "is in nesses owned by immigrants. immigration authorities, under- The number of U.S. newspaper Central American communities Stricter vetting at the border very good spirits and is being Authorities suspect members of mine law enforcement efforts to customers didn't change much. have grown, so has the gang, is necessary to stop MS-13 held for further observation the gang are behind last week’s stop such gangs. AP's annual revenue peaked which is now estimated at members from coming into the while he regains his strength," slayings in central Long Island The president later tweeted in 2008 at $748 million, and 30,000 members operating in of four young people, which are that “Sessions is doing a fantas- U.S., Trusty said, noting some has mostly fallen since then, McGrath said. semi-autonomous cliques most- are coached to tell immigration Bush, who served as presi- among 11 killings that have rat- tic job: announced today new battered by the shift to online ly in Central and North tled the working-class immi- steps to dismantle violent gangs officials they’re escaping vio- media and the decline of news- dent from 1989 to 1993, had America. More than 10,000 MS- lence in their home country in spent 16 days in the hospital for grants of Central Islip, New like MS-13. I promised to get papers. The news agency, which 13 are in the U.S., according to York, since September. tough and we are!” order to stay. sells other media organizations treatment of pneumonia in federal law enforcement offi- “My own view is there has to January. Sessions has called for more Kelly, during a separate subscriptions to its print stories, cials. However, the FBI doesn’t aggressive prosecution of crimes speech at George Washington be some correlation between lax videos and photos, has worked New book says Hitler was an break down its national crime such as illegal border crossing University, said transnational immigration policies and replen- to make up the shortfall by statistics by gang affiliation, and smuggling others into the criminal groups, such as the ishment of the gangs in places investing more in video and indicted war criminal at death and the bureau doesn’t collect U.S. as a way to deter violence. drug cartels and MS-13, are where they already existed,” he focusing on new overseas cus- UNITED NATIONS (AP) — A MS-13-specific data, a spokes- “We cannot allow this to con- engaged in kidnapping, torture said. tomers. new book that examines previ- Revenue related to the 2016 ously restricted files from the presidential election offset some U.N. War Crimes Commission of the decline. AP charges TV cites documents showing that networks and newspapers extra Adolf Hitler had been indicted Some vets can go to CVS ‘MinuteClinics’ for minor illnesses for its vote-counting services. as a war criminal for actions by WASHINGTON (AP) — Some health care services should not Shulkin has said he wants to The current Choice program The agency's international video the Nazis during World War II division also showed marginal ailing veterans can now use their have to wait in line for weeks to expand private-sector partner- was developed after the 2014 before his death — contrary to federal health care benefits at get an appointment when they ships in part by looking at wait scandal in Phoenix in which growth. AP expects further longstanding assumptions. growth in video revenue, partic- CVS “MinuteClinics” to treat can visit community health cen- times and the particular medical some veterans died, yet the pro- The book, "Human Rights minor illnesses and injuries, ters like MinuteClinic to receive needs of veterans in different gram has often encountered long ularly from the Middle East and After Hitler" by British academic Asia. under a pilot program timely and convenient care,” he communities. Successful imple- waits of its own. The bill being Dan Plesch, says Hitler was put announced Tuesday by the said. mentation of his broader plan signed by Trump seeks to allevi- on the commission's first list of Department of Veterans Affairs. The Veterans Health will depend on the support of key ate some of the problems by war criminals in December The new program, currently Administration said it opted to go members of Congress such as helping speed up VA payments 1944, but only after extensive limited to the Phoenix area, with a CVS partnership in McCain, who chairs the Armed and promote greater sharing of debate and formal charges comes three years after the VA Phoenix after VA officials there Services Committee. medical records. Shulkin also brought by Czechoslovakia, faced allegations of chronically specifically pushed for the addi- The VA did not indicate has said he wants to eliminate which had been occupied by the long wait times at its centers, tional option. They cited the feed- whether it received requests from Choice’s 30-day, 40 mile restric- Nazis. including its Phoenix facility, back of local veterans and the other VA medical centers or how tions, allowing the VA instead to The previous month the com- which treats about 120,000 vet- success of a smaller test run with quickly it might expand the pro- determine when outside care is mission determined that Hitler erans. CVS last year in Palo Alto, Calif. gram elsewhere. “clinically needed.” could be held criminally respon- The Phoenix pilot program is a sible for the acts of the Nazis in test-run by VA Secretary David occupied countries, according to Shulkin who is working on a the book. And by March 1945 — nationwide plan to reduce veter- a month before Hitler's death — ans’ wait times. "the commission had endorsed Veterans would not be bound Cleveland Daily Banner at least seven separate indict- by current restrictions under the ments against him for war VA’s Choice program, which lim- crimes." its outside care to those who Plesch, who led the campaign have been waiting more than 30 for open access to the commis- days for an appointment or have sion's archive, told The to drive more than 40 miles to a Associated Press on Tuesday Julia roberts facility. Instead, Phoenix VA that the documents show "the nurses staffing the medical cen- allies were prepared to indict ter’s help line will be able to refer People magazine names Julia Hitler as head of state, and this veterans to MinuteClinics for overturns a large part of what Roberts ‘World’s Most Beautiful’ government-paid care when we thought we knew about him." “clinically appropriate.” LOS ANGELES (AP) — Julia A Dec. 15, 1944 document Shulkin has made clear he’d Roberts is more than just a submitted to the commission by like a broader collaboration of "Pretty Woman." People maga- Czechoslovakia accuses Hitler “integrated care” nationwide zine has named her the "World's and five members of "the Reich between the VA and private sec- Most Beautiful Woman" for a government," including his tor in which veterans have wider record fifth time. deputy Rudolf Hess and access to private doctors. But, he The magazine announced Heinrich Himmler, one of the wants the VA to handle all Roberts' selection on Nazis most responsible for the scheduling and “customer serv- Wednesday. The 49-year-old Holocaust, of crimes including ice” — something that veterans actress has previously claimed "murder and massacres-system- groups generally support but the cover spot in 2010, 2005, atic terrorism." A photocopy is government auditors caution 2000 and 1991. included in the book. could prove unwieldy and expen- Did you know that if you subscribe to Roberts, who won an The United Nations War sive. Academy Award for "Erin Crimes Commission was estab- On Wednesday, President the Cleveland Daily Banner you can Brockovich," says she is "very lished in October 1943 by 17 Donald Trump plans to sign leg- flattered" by the experience. allied nations to issue lists of islation to temporarily extend the get a full month absolutely FREE? People's 28th annual "World's alleged war criminals — ulti- $10 billion Choice program until Most Beautiful" double-issue mately involving about 37,000 its money runs out, pending the will be on newsstands Friday. individuals — and examine the administration’s plan due out by http://people.com/ charges against them and try to fall. That broader plan would That’s right assure their arrest and trial. have to be approved by Viewership of ‘O’Reilly Factor’ Its unrestricted records, relat- Congress. drops without Bill O'Reilly ed to more than 10,000 cases, “Our number one priority is were put online in July 2013 by getting veterans’ access to care 4 4 MonthsMMoonntthhss forffoorr onlyoonnllyy $20.00$$2200..0000 NEW YORK (AP) — Through the International Criminal Court when and where they need it,” four days of Bill O'Reilly's vaca- after an agreement with the said Baligh Yehia, the VA’s tion, his show's viewership U.N. 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LONDON (AP) — British push us.” after the June 8 election. Against a backdrop of rau- Prime Minister Theresa May An early ballot, which May May’s Conservatives cur- cous cheers and jeers, May on Wednesday defended her wants to hold June 8, will give rently hold 330 of the 650 called Corbyn “not fit to lead” decision to call an early elec- the prime minister — or her seats in the House of and said his left-wing econom- tion for June, saying it would replacement — more time to Commons. Opinion polls give ic policies “would bankrupt strengthen the government’s implement Brexit before them a big lead over the this country.” hand in negotiations to leave another election. Labour opposition, and May is Corbyn said years of the European Union. May also told the BBC that gambling that an election will Conservative austerity had led May dismissed criticism of her political opponents were deliver her a personal mandate to falling living standards and her move to send voters back intent on “frustrating the from voters and produce a big- called May “a prime minister to polling booths for the third Brexit process” — even after ger Conservative majority in who can’t be trusted.” time in two years, after a May Parliament authorized divorce Parliament. May ruled out participating 2015 national election and a talks with the EU. The House of Commons will in televised debates with other June 2016 referendum on EU EU officials say Britain’s vote later Wednesday on leaders. TV debates don’t have membership, surprise election will not whether to support May’s call a long history in British poli- She said that “Brexit isn’t interrupt the bloc’s prepara- for a snap election. tics, but were a feature of the just about the letter that says tions for Brexit talks — Under British electoral law, last two elections, in 2010 and we want to leave. It’s about ... though they will slightly delay May needs the backing of two- 2015. getting the right deal from the start of negotiations. thirds of lawmakers. She will “We won’t be doing television Europe.” Leaders of EU states are due likely get it, since Labour has debates,” May said, adding Britain’s next national elec- to adopt negotiating guidelines welcomed the early election. that politicians should spend tion is currently scheduled for at an April 29 summit, and If the election is approved election campaigns “out and 2020, a year after the sched- the bloc will prepare detailed Wednesday, Parliament will be about” meeting voters. uled completion of two years plans for the talks with Britain dissolved on May 2, sparking Liberal Democrat leader Tim of EU exit talks. by late May. almost six weeks of campaign- Farron said that broadcasters May told The Sun newspa- It had been hoped talks ing. should hold debates anyway, per that if Britain were still could start by the end of that Unofficial electioneering with an empty chair in May’s AP photo negotiating with the bloc in month, but EU Commission kicked off in the weekly Prime place. the run-up to a national elec- spokesman Margaritis Schinas Minister’s Questions session “The prime minister’s BrItAIn's PrIme mInIster Theresa May depa rts 10 Downing tion, “the Europeans might said Wednesday that “the real in the House of Commons, as attempt to dodge scrutiny Street in Londo n for Prime Ministe r's Questions in the H ouses of have seen that as a time of political negotiations” with May traded barbs with Labour shows how she holds the pub- Parliament on Wednesday. On Tuesday, May announced plans for a weakness when they could Britain would not start till leader Jeremy Corbyn. lic in contempt,” he said. snap general election on June 8. Nation by nation, how Trump has shaken up Koreas, neighbors

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — how the authoritarian Kim gov- Pyongyang’s regime has called Unpredictable. Unhinged. ernment survives.” that “a red line,” and has since Dangerous. The Kyunghyang Shinmun begun its own training for pre- Many South Koreans are newspaper said recently that emptive strikes and speeded up using those words to describe Trump is playing a “dangerous its testing of nuclear weapons the president of their most card” with his verbal threats, and long-range missiles. important ally, rather than the risking a miscalculation by —- leader of their archrival to the Pyongyang and a war on the JAPAN North. They worry that peninsula. Japan is drawing up emer- President Donald Trump’s “Trump seems capable of gency responses in case of a tough, unorthodox talk about doing anything, and he might North Korea missile strike. A North Korea’s nuclear program choose to strike the North number of municipalities are is boosting already-high ani- before it’s technologically able testing community alarm sys- mosity between the rival to strike back,” said Ray Kim, a tems and planning evacuation Koreas. 39-year-old Seoul resident. drills as concerns run high No matter whether Trump “Even if a war breaks out, it’s around U.S. military bases. succeeds at getting North Korea not like that war will take place Both Japan and South Korea to abandon its nuclear on U.S. soil. Trump has much are home to tens of thousands weapons and missile programs, less to lose.” of U.S. troops. his actions, comments and —- The rising tension has tweets are changing how the NORTH KOREA opened the door to debate region views the long-running Trump is clearly on the mind about once-taboo subjects in conflict. Senior North Korean of the North Korean leadership. Japan, where the disastrous officials see their relations with A senior Foreign Ministry offi- World War II experience and a Washington as even more cial told The Associated Press postwar constitution that volatile than before. China is last week that Pyongyang has renounced the right to use AP photo appealing for calm, and possi- been watching Trump’s actions military force have created a bly re-examining its role. Japan In thIs APrIl 7 fIle Photo, U.S. President Donald Trump gestures as he and Chinese President — including his recent order for strong pacifist streak. is weighing a retaliatory strike Xi Jinping walk together after their meetings at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla. After decades of failure the strike on a Syrian air base Japan’s ruling party recently capability against the North. to stop North Korea’s march toward a nuclear arsenal, some see Trump’s bluster as a shrewd attempt and his many tweets about urged the government to intro- —- to press China, the North’s most important ally and trading partner, into pressuring North Korea more North Korea — and determined duce advanced missile-defense CHINA aggressively over its nuclear program. that his administration is “more equipment such as a land- After decades of failure to vicious and more aggressive” based Aegis or Terminal High stop North Korea’s march than that of his predecessor, Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) toward a nuclear arsenal, some Barack Obama. system, which is being intro- see Trump’s bluster as a tions on Chinese banks that do Obama was,” Koh said. about path to Korean waters In response, Pyongyang is duced in South Korea. shrewd attempt to press China, business with North Korea —- and has yet to arrive. promising it will continue to Ruling party defense experts the North’s most important ally could also be in the offing, offi- SOUTH KOREA Lim Eul Chul, a North Korea build up its “nuclear deterrent” have even proposed that and trading partner, into pres- cials have said. South Koreans may be expert at South Korea’s and respond in kind to any Japan lift a self-imposed suring North Korea more “Trump is posing a hard uneasy about North Korea’s Kyungnam University, doesn’t hostile moves, perceived or restraint on conducting a aggressively over its nuclear choice to Beijing — do some- expanding arsenal of weapons, think Trump wants to attack real. retaliatory strike if attacked, program. thing, something about North but many doubt that the coun- North Korea but said he North Korean fury at rather than relying solely on Trump has said he’s willing Korea and hope it generates try’s leader, Kim Jong Un, appears eager to send a mes- Washington was rising well the U.S. military. to make trade and economic some effects, or face American wants to start a war that would sage that war is possible. before Trump took office, in The steady turning up of the concessions to China in return economic retaliation,” said likely end in the destruction of That has driven North Korea particular over reports that heat on all sides has increased for its help with North Korea. Dean Cheng, senior research his government and the ruling to issue its own threats and annual U.S.-South Korean mili- the possibility of a miscalcula- “A trade deal with the U.S. will fellow at the Heritage elite. Donald Trump is another begin preparations for “even a tary exercises now include tion that could result in an be far better for them if they Foundation in Washington, story, judging by widespread 1 percent chance that the U.S. training for precision strikes on incident that escalates too solve the North Korean prob- D.C. “Whether that works or concern posted on Twitter. will launch pre-emptive the North’s leadership or quickly to be contained, or lem!” Trump said on Twitter, not, it’s a very different strate- Some see him as a hot-tem- strikes,” Lim said. “That’s just nuclear and military facilities. even outright conflict. recounting what he told Xi gy from the last three presi- pered, unpredictable leader while hosting him this month dents.” who might attack North Korea at his Palm Beach, Florida, Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea before it masters the technolo- resort. expert at Seoul’s Dongguk gy to build a nuclear-tipped Pulling back from a cam- University, said that the way missile that could hit the U.S. paign promise, Trump has also U.S. officials describe “maxi- mainland. North Korea is mov- said he would not declare mum pressure and engage- ing steadily toward that goal, China a currency manipulator, ment” suggests that the Trump and some experts believe it as he looked for help from administration wants to ease could achieve it during Trump’s Beijing. Chinese fears about a collapse presidency. The rhetoric seems to be in North Korea, something that U.S. strikes earlier this blurring the lines between prevented Beijing from aggres- month against Syria, coupled North Korea and economic ties sively pressuring the North in with Trump’s dispatching of with China, issues that previ- the past. what he called an “armada” of ous U.S. administrations had “If the United States and U.S. warships to the Korean kept separate. China can set the tone, there region, touched off fears that If such persuasion falls will also be more opportunities the United States was prepar- short, Trump has suggested he for dialogue. It seems Trump ing for military action, though might use more coercive meth- could be more willing to cut a it was revealed this week that ods. So-called secondary sanc- deal with North Korea than the flotilla was taking a round-

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Janet Mercado: A child impacted by mom’s abortions

By WILLIAM WRIGHT tive as a child on how to be more appreciative for [email protected] what I had. Compared to those kids I was rich or wealthy. That turned out to be a positive, life- Part 1 changing experience. The negative thing about it Born between two abortions, Janet Mercado was I could not understand why my parents sent said she’s had such strong feelings of rejection me there.They tried to explain that it was because that she wonders if it was genetically passed on — of their work but it was difficult for me to under- something that originated in the womb when her stand that. I was very angry at my parents. There mother was considering terminating her pregnan- was a relationship gap. It just messed things up.” cy. For Janet, it’s the only thing that makes sense Such an experience did not help her deep-seat- about her deeply ingrained insecurity. ed feelings of insecurity and rejection. she At the same time, the gifted singer said she has acknowledged, “Being able to grow up and social- found the solution to her insecurity and is pursu- ize more was a real challenge for me. I feel like ing her ultimate goal of reaching millions with a you should be able to enjoy your childhood, not message of faith, hope and love that could resolve overcome it. I feel like I overcame my childhood. It all insecurities. Born in New York City where she was so difficult.” was raised for 12 years, she explained, “I wasn’t Learning later in life that she escaped a death allowed to go anywhere because I lived in the proj- sentence at birth would prove to be another diffi- ects in New York City. We lived in a crime infested cult hurdle for her to overcome. neighborhood filled with drugs and drive-by shoot- “After my mom became a Christian, she con- ings. It was a very rough neighborhood. I didn’t fessed to me that she had several abortions,” she get to go to Broadway or Central Park. My life was said. “She had an abortion right before I was born very sheltered. I was home-schooled and I went to and she had another after I was born. She was the breadwinner in the family and already had my two Contributed photos church. That was it.” Besides that, she recalls growing up in a divided brothers, so she did not feel she could afford another child.” JANET MERCADO home where her father was a Christian and her mother wasn’t. Mercado said her mother told her she had a survived childhood “She didn’t want to know anything about God,” dream where her grandfather told her mom the with a few emotional she recalled. “It created a lot of conflicts in the unborn child she was carrying was a girl and she and psychological home — a lot of yelling and fighting and arguing. needed to keep her. Her mother had two sons and scars that have got- Many times I found myself in the middle of those wanted a girl so she decided to keep her. The next ten better with time arguments, trying to stop them as a 5-year-old. It child after Janet, however, was also aborted. The and by focusing her was so much yelling, I couldn’t take it. So I would psychological scar this left on her has been a work attention on her faith- start screaming and telling them to stop. It was in progress that gets better with time and when really tough. For me, personally, it was very chal- giving attention to her music and relationship with based music. Above God. left is Janet at age 1. lenging up to the age of 12, when my mother met the Lord.” “I feel like I was rejected in the womb. My moth- The psychological impact of being raised in a er didn’t want to have me. I believe I felt that spiritually divided household was further strained rejection in the womb. That’s been in my subcon- by the memory of being placed with a family far scious as an adult and I didn’t know why I felt away from her own. this way all my life,” she said. “Finally, when she “I was sent to the Dominican Republic for two told me this story I opened my eyes to dealing years to live with relatives, which was very trau- with this situation and asked God to help me. matic for me,” Mercado admits. “It changed my That was very traumatic. I think, ‘Wow! I was whole perspective. There’s a lot of poverty over almost aborted!’ I feel like it was God’s interven- there. It could be considered a Third World coun- tion for me — like I had to be born.” try. I got to see the need of children my age — without food or clothing. It changed my perspec- See MERCADO, Page 14 At 80, Watson Horne is still a cut above the rest By WILLIAM WRIGHT [email protected] At 80, Watson Horne is the oldest active barber in Bradley County, serving customers who have been with him five decades. The owner of Horne’s Creative Designs on Keith Street turned 80 over the weekend, and has no plans of retiring. When asked what he enjoys most about bar- bering, Horne said it’s making friends. “I’ve gained a lot of friends over the years and I’m just thankful for the living it’s provided for me and my family,” he said. “One of the things my dad taught me is, when a man is paying you by the hour, you be sure you give that man an hour’s worth of work for that hour’s worth of pay — regardless of what he’s paying you. I give my customers the quality of haircut I would want if I were the customer and he were the barber.” Horne’s father, Jeff Herman Horne, was also a barber, as is his brother, Vaden. Horne’s youngest daughter, Carmen Horne Darnell is a beautician who works in the shop with her father. Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT “I always knew what I wanted to do. My goal was to grow up and work with my Dad,” she WATSON HORNE turned 80 recently. Above, Horne is seen cutting said. “January 19th of this year the hair of one of his loyal customers, Earl Rowan, a retired teacher made 17 years that I’ve worked from Bradley Central High School who had a 50-year career in edu- with him and he just don’t quit. cation. Rowan has been a regular customer of Horne since 1965. That’s what I learned from him. Below is an old photo of Watson’s father, Jeff Horne cutting hair in You just keep on pushing the Army. The Hornes have a history of cutting and styling hair. through — no matter what — just keep going. That’s what he’s done. That’s the work ethic he Barber Shop.” instilled in me. Daddy’s always His friend, Earl Rowan, who taught me quality over quantity. has been a customer for over I’ve always observed and I’ve half a century, recalled, “As a learned so much from him.” student from Lee I came right Horne said, “I came to Lee out of high school and from College in 1956, got married in 1962 until 1966 — here was 1958 then went to my home- Watson, who I knew, and he town of LaGrange, Ga., in 1961, was right down below. He set up and barbered with my dad for initially in a basement dormito- four years. Then I came back to ry room, which was very con- Cleveland in 1965, which is venient for all of us college boys. when I started cutting hair in All we had to do was go down- Walker Hall (now Medlin Hall, stairs and get our hair cut! I across from the university’s have followed Watson every- Science and Math Complex on where he has gone. He’s been Ocoee Street). I had the shop on my barber now for over 50 campus at Lee from 1965 to years. He’s just a little bit slow- 1968. Then in 1968 I moved er but still excellent. He also cut downtown with Charles Martin and Thurmon Melton as Acme See HORNE, Page 14 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Horne Mercado From Page 13 From Page 13

Knowing that she was born between two abortions triggered something in her that both made sense and made Mercado search her feelings about the dynamics of her relationship with her mother, which was far more complex than she could comprehend at the time. Dr. Martha Shuping, M.D., said in the article “Are Later Children Affected by Abortion?” — at afterabortion.org — “Difficulty bonding with subsequent children because of fear, shame, or guilt is commonly reported by post-abortion parents. Lack of adequate bonding is also one of the most significant risk factors for child abuse. When inadequate bonding is combined with feelings of anger and rage, which are common aftereffects of abortion, a Contributed photos dangerous mix can result.” Dr. David Reardon, a co- FATHER AND DAUGHTER Watson and Carmen Horne author of the book “Forbidden Darnell posed together during Saturday’s celebration of Watson Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Contributed photo turning 80. Below, Cleveland’s oldest barber enjoyed a celebra- Abortion,” said, “Unresolved tion that brought family and friends together for a special day. feelings about a past abortion JANET MERCADO is seen with friends Kaylee Tuttle, left, and Erica Tuttle, right, celebrities on can often impede bonding with Christian radio. The girls are celebrating the release of Kaylee and Erica’s recent CD. Mercado, better subsequent planned children. known as Janet JM, is working on her second album. Some women report becoming overprotective because they fear God will punish them by allow- feelings of grief and despair over understand something far be featured in Sunday’s ing their children to come to the children who were not greater — the surpassing love of lifestyles article “The rising star harm. Others report a need to born.” her God who is able to offer the of Janet JM.” emotionally distance themselves As she sought to understand greatest comfort to those who EDITOR’S NOTE: Visit Janet from their newborns because her mom and the lack of bond- put their faith in Him. How she JM on Facebook, Instagram, the feelings of love that are ing she felt with her mother as is turning her negative experi- Twitter or email her at: adore- aroused also give rise to intense a child, Janet said she came to ences into a force for good will [email protected]. KitchenWise: Mini Mocha Baked Alaskas

By SARA MOULTON Associated Press Let’s say you dream of wanting to make a very special dessert for mom on Mother’s Day but don’t really have the time or the expertise. Here’s a cheating version of Baked Alaska. Sure it’s antique — is there any other two-word phrase in English as capable of teleporting us in an instant to the dining room of a cruise the hair of people like Dr. Ray nearly 54 years of marriage ship in the 1950s? — but it’s H. Hughes, Dr. T.L. Lowery that started on Aug. 15, 1958. also delicious. We’re talking and many other well-known He has four daughters — two about ice cream surrounded by people in the community.” who live in Cleveland, one in As far as tipping is con- Dalton, Ga., and one in cake, frosted with meringue cerned, Horne said his cus- Dallas, Texas. and baked until golden. Back tomers are “excellent tippers,” While nearly everyone in the day, they’d light it on fire which he said he appreciates requires the services of a bar- before setting it down on your but it was never why he went ber and hairstylist, few bar- table, a flourish we’ve forgone into cutting hair. It was bers can boast of a record as on the way to simplifying always about the people, and impressive as Horne’s — a preparation from start to finish. doing his best. man who enjoys the benefit of First of all, I’ve shrunk it “I’ve always felt like if it was working closely with his down so that everybody gets to worth doing, it’s worth doing daughter as they serve their dig into his or her own person- AP photo right,” he said. friends — a man whose al Alaska. Next, instead of hav- Horne is also known for friends are closer to family ing to bake a cake to start, THIS PHOTO shows a Mini Mocha Baked Alaska in New York. This dish is from a recipe by Sara what his friends call “a beau- than mere clients. we’re rolling with store-bought Moulton. tiful tenor voice” and even Even two of his grand- brownies. You’ll be looking for though he doesn’t sing in a daughters, Kaity Darnell and the chewy kind, not the cake-y pull these things of beauty out ice cream on top of each of vanilla. (These egg whites will barbershop quartet, his voice Maci Headrick, have shown kind, so they don’t fall apart. of the oven and take a bow. four of the squares, spreading not be cooked to 160 F, which was one that carried emotion some interest in the family (Soft chewy brownies are easy Besides the minimal prep, it to cover the brownie and top is the safety zone for killing and grace before it started to profession, according to to smoosh down, a key step in the glory of this recipe is that the ice cream with a second salmonella, so substitute pas- fade with age. Horne’s daughter, Carmen. this recipe.) Working with no matter how you apply the brownie, pressing down gen- teurized egg whites if you are “I’ve always enjoyed For all their customers — brownies about half-an-inch meringue to the outside of the tly. Wrap the ice-cream sand- concerned.) singing,” he said. young and old — Horne has Horne, who majored in the- proven to be a Cleveland thick, you’ll cut them into ice-cream sandwiches — wiches tightly with plastic Place the ice-cream sand- ology at Lee, lost his wife, treasure, and a cut above the inch-and-a half squares. (Two smooth or in peaks — you’ll wrap and freeze them for 2 wiches on a parchment-lined Annis, five years ago after rest. of them comprise a portion.) As have fashioned a showstopper. hours. rimmed sheet pan and, work- for the ice cream, it’s store- MINI MOCHA BAKED About 30 minutes before ing quickly, coat the sides and bought, like the brownies. ALASKAS serving, place the egg whites top of each one thoroughly Making the meringue is the Start to finish: 2 hours, 40 in a medium metal bowl set in with the meringue so that only part of this recipe that minutes (40 active) a larger bowl of hot water to there are no gaps. The requires some effort, and you Servings: 4 bring them to room tempera- meringue will insulate the ice don’t have to mess with it until Eight 1½-inch squares ture quickly. Preheat the oven cream and keep it from melt- the last minute. You’ll have chewy brownies (about ½-inch to 450 F. Remove the bowl of ing so quickly in the oven. Sometimes it takes a made the ice-cream sandwich- thick) egg whites from the larger Either smooth the meringue or es several hours ahead of time 1 cup coffee ice cream bowl and, using electric beat- make peaks, depending on the (perhaps even the day before) 3 large egg whites ers, beat the egg whites on low finished look you want. (Note: community to keep bees and kept them tightly wrapped Pinch of table salt until frothy, add the salt and You will have slightly more in the freezer. At the moment ½ cup sugar continue beating on medium meringue than you need.) By DEAN FOSDICK program since the beekeepers of truth, preheat the oven, ¼ teaspoon vanilla just until they form soft Bake the frosted cakes on Associated Press also do volunteer work. But whip up the meringue (it takes Press down gently on the peaks. Add the sugar gradual- the middle shelf of the oven they must provide their own 5 minutes), frost the sandwich- brownie squares until they are ly in a steady stream, beating for 4 to 5 minutes or until Finding places for beekeep- equipment, protective gear and ing can be a challenge for city es and then bake the cakes. about 1/3-inch thick. Working until the mixture forms soft golden. Transfer to four plates honeybees. Hudson Gardens Four or 5 minutes later, you’ll very quickly, place 1/8 cup glossy peaks. Beat in the and serve right away. dwellers. But apiaries modeled delivers the infrastructure, after community gardens have funding, staffing and adminis- become a popular option. trative help. Community beekeeping “That allows our partici- operations are usually com- pants to focus on the health of prised of shared sites on pub- their colonies, and their own lic or private properties, organ- development as beekeepers, This strawberry season, make a dessert inspired by cannoli ized by or for people trying to mentors and educators,” turn out fresh plants or prod- Accamando said. Start by selecting the specimens Italian? The filling used to stuff 2 ounces Neufchatel or one- ucts. By SARA MOULTON The program has been grow- Associated Press that are unblemished and these berries is a twist on the third less-fat cream cheese Some, like the community ing steadily and she expects to smooth and, most important, mixture of ricotta cheese, can- (about 1/4 cup), softened apiary inside The Hudson have more applicants than I developed this recipe to take bright red from tip to tail. Then, died orange and chocolate that’s 1 teaspoon sugar Gardens & Event Center in hive spaces available by next advantage of strawberry season. pick one up and take a whiff. It piped into cannoli. The differ- 3/4 ounce bittersweet or semi- Littleton, Colorado, also edu- year. “We are actively seeking Some of you are naturally should smell strongly of ... ence is that I substituted sweet chocolate, finely chopped cate. Its objectives are to train, additional ways in which we scratching your head. strawberries. Neufchatel for ricotta because 1 teaspoon grated orange zest mentor and provide fellowship can engage with beekeepers in “Strawberry season? Name a When you get the winners it’s tangier and more assertive Cut each strawberry in half for hobbyist beekeepers, pro- our area beyond the apiary’s time of year that isn’t strawberry home, put a layer of them in a and teams up better with the lengthwise through the cap. mote interest in beekeeping, physical borders,” Accamando season.” And it certainly can feel shallow bowl lined with paper berries. Arrange the strawberry halves, and boost plant pollination in said. that way. towels. Cover and store the This dessert is a simple and cut side up, on a serving plate. Hudson Gardens and around Bee stings and liability are Strawberries are grown in all berries in the refrigerator and try elegant way to end a meal now Trim a thin slice from the bot- the neighborhood, said obvious concerns, and the 50 states and, depending on the to eat them within a few days. that spring has sprung — and it tom if necessary to make each Amanda Accamando, the cen- public garden’s hobbyist bee- state, the season can be as short (Local strawberries are more only takes 20 minutes to make. half sit evenly. Using a small ter’s education and volunteer keepers are required to follow as a few weeks or as long as 11 perishable than the commercial You can even prep the strawber- spoon or melon baller, scoop out manager. city codes. Hives must be months. But the heart of the varieties.) Do not wash or hull ries and stuffing ahead. But a hollow in the center of the cut The apiary “brings together placed at least 25 feet from strawberry season — the sweet the berries until right before don’t stuff them until the last side of each strawberry. Reserve a dynamic and unique com- property lines, and bee flyways spot of the year when you can you’re ready to eat them. minute. You don’t want the the strawberry scraps for anoth- munity of beekeepers that not are directed away from private count on finding juicy, delicious When the moment arrives, sugar in the filling to make the er use (or eat them). only share the common goal of dwellings. No visitors are and locally grown strawberries at simply put the strawberries in a berries soggy. In a small bowl combine the supporting honeybee health allowed to approach the hives your supermarket or farmer’s colander and run some cold ITALIAN STUFFED STRAW- cream cheese and sugar; stir in but also greatly value learning without a beekeeper escort, market — is April through June. water over them. Then lift them BERRIES the chocolate and orange zest. from one another” and spread- and each guest must sign a Now that the goodies are at out and let them drain on paper Start to finish: 20 minutes Divide the cream cheese mixture ing the word, Accamando said. waiver before entering the api- hand, here are a few tips about towels. Servings: 4 into the hollows in the strawber- No fees are charged for the ary. how to buy and store them. What makes this recipe 1 pound strawberries ries and serve. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017—15 CLUB NOTES Contributed photos Morningside Assisted Living held its Sally Love honored with ‘Women Who annual egg hunt Sunday. Activities director Janie Make a Difference’ award from DWC Wingo said the residents The Democratic Women’s Club enjoyed the festivities with awarded local attorney Sally Love their grandchildren and the with its Women Who Make a Easter bunny. Right, Difference™ award. Resident Lisa McGarvey lis- Love has practiced law in our tening to a story from the community from 1979 to the Easter bunny. Below, present. “I value my legal educa- Francis and Melba enjoy a tion, and have enjoyed helping hug. Below right, resident people in need of family law serv- Faye and grandaughter ices,” she said. Following her undergraduate degree, Love have fun. began her career as a teacher before deciding to return to school for a law degree. She added, “Now, I’m looking forward to the next phase of my life,” which includes currently sally Love teaching business law classes at Lee University. These are all Democratic pro- Love also holds an elected posi- grams that directly helped my tion on the executive committee family. Plus, I can still hear my of the Tennessee Democratic mother saying (during integration Party as a delegate from the years), ‘You be nice to every- state’s ninth senate district. “We body.’” Love said those were the are the decision-making appara- lessons she learned as a child, tus for the Democratic party. I and the principles of being a serve on the budget and bylaws Democrat. committees,” she said. Love concluded by quoting When asked about her decision Voltaire, who wrote “We must cul- to be a politically active tivate our garden” to make a dif- Democrat, Love said, “[When I ference. was growing up in Polk County] The Democratic Women’s club we always kept up with the news created the Women Who Make a — both local and national. My Difference Award to recognize, dad went to school on the GI Bill. celebrate and thank women who My family had electricity and jobs work and serve the needs of all thanks to the TVA. My parents’ citizens. The honorees are chosen first home loan was through the based solely on their commitment VA. and service to our area. Bluegrass promoter raises over $128,000 for Dollywood Wildfire Scholarship Fund PIGEON FORGE — What Following the November wild- Forge-based Dollywood & Greenbriar, all of whom donat- $3,000; and the Holloways began as Smokies Strong — A fires in Sevier County, Foundation agreed to be the facil- ed their time to perform during Country Home, which collected Bluegrass Celebration has Moonstruck management’s Josh itator of this effort and estab- the two-night bluegrass celebra- more than $17,000 through a prompted a donation of more Trivett, an East Tennessee native lished a new scholarship category tion at the LeConte Center in silent auction of donated quilts at than $128,000 to the Dollywood and bluegrass promoter, with the foundation’s existing Pigeon Forge. the Mountain Quiltfest event Foundation Wildfire Scholarship approached Pigeon Forge city scholarship program. Proceeds from ticket sales were which took place at the LeConte Fund. Officials representing the officials with the idea to host a Trivett agreed to bring the tal- earmarked for the scholarship Center March 21-25. various donors as well as those benefit concert featuring some of ent for a weekend concert that fund. Once plans were in motion, Dolly Parton established the from the Dollywood Foundation the top names in bluegrass featured Doyle Lawson & the Dollywood Foundation gar- Scholarship Fund to provide sup- were on hand last Thursday at music to benefit Sevier County Quicksilver, The Grascals, Flatt nered corporate and civic dona- port for Sevier County students the Pigeon Forge Hospitality and students whose homes were lost. Lonesome, Volume 5, The tions. Other organizations joined to attend the university of their Tourism Association meeting at “The idea came to me while Lonesome River Band, Barry the fundraising effort, too. The choice. The scholarship fund the Mainstay Suites Conference watching news coverage on the Bales & Friends, Newtown, Dave Sevier County Baptist Association includes the Dolly Parton Center. fires,” Trivett said. The Pigeon Adkins Band, and Jimbo Whaley presented Trivett with a $10,000 Scholarship, awarded annually to donation, and Sevier County a student at each of Parton’s High School donated proceeds native Sevier County’s five high from event T-shirts sales. schools. In November 2016, the Later in February, the LeConte fund presented the One Million Center hosted the Make it Count Children Scholarship, a special Hints from Heloise Gymnastics Classic where event $30,000 scholarship awarded to organizers and participating a 2-year-old Imagination Library teams raised more than $1,000 participant to commemorate the in donations. Other contributors literacy program’s achievement of offering support are the American a monthly enrollment of one mil- Contract Bridge League, $35,000; lion children. Zucchini is a bread winner! self-addressed, business-size main differences are: an anonymous gift of $25,000; The Wildfire Scholarship will Vulcan Materials, $10,000; the provide financial aid to students Dear Heloise: My two “loves” envelope, along with $5, to: — Porcelain china often is Heloise/Vinegar, P.O. Box thicker than bone china. Kingsport Seventh-day Adventist whose homes were lost to the are gardening and baking. Every Church, $4,800; Digital Marking, fires. year, I seem to grow an over- 795001, San Antonio TX 78279- — Some porcelain china abundance of ZUCCHINI. I don’t 5001. brands can go from oven to want to let it go to waste, so I Place a bowl or two of vinegar table, whereas bone china can- shred it in my food processor in a freshly painted room to dis- not be used in the oven. and freeze it in freezer bags. pel the paint odor. — Heloise — Bone china must contain When I get in the mood to bake 25 percent bone ash, except in zucchini bread, I just thaw out a England, where it is required to Battling barbecue bacteria contain 50 percent bone ash. freezer bag of zucchini and start Dear Heloise: We love to bar- baking! — Violet C., Ponca City, This typically helps strengthen becue in the hot summer the china. Okla. months, but it’s important to No waste and no wanting. — Bone china is considered a never place cooked meats, fish stronger material, but both Let the zucchini thaw and put it or chicken on the same plate in a fresh green salad. — Heloise porcelain and bone chinas will you used to carry the raw meat. hold up well over time if proper Top with vinegar Bacteria from the raw, uncooked care is given. food can easily contaminate the They both are excellent choic- Dear Heloise: If you want to plate and new utensils. — Casey es. Dinnerware can be handed YARD improve the flavor of homemade G., Emmaus, Pa. down for generations if well bread and give it a nice, crisp, cared for and protected. — crunchy top, brush the top of Heloise the loaf with vinegar just before Dinnerware differences P.S. I still use some of my baking. I use apple-cider vinegar Dear Heloise: I’m looking at grandmother’s Blue Willow or sometimes balsamic for a lit- new dinnerware for 12 to use china. tle different taste. — Beth W., when we entertain. Since this Martinsville, Ind. will be a considerable expense, I SALE Beth, what a great hint! And want to select the right type, An old wives’ tale AS ADVERTISED IN THE vinegar has so many wonderful something that will last for years. Dear Readers: The old saying uses! I make sure to never run Which is a better investment, is to plant rosemary by the out. If you’d like to know more porcelain china or bone china? doorstep to keep evil away, and about vinegar’s many uses in — April T., Cranston, R.I. plant sage in your garden if you my pamphlet Heloise’s April, both porcelain and bone would have peace and order in Fantabulous Vinegar Hints and chinas are known for their your home. Sounds good to me! More, visit my website, www. strength and chip-resistance. — Heloise Heloise.com, to order. 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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 O'Neal, 76. you make a commitment to offer CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Ease into whatev- assistance. Your prime concern should DAY: Joey Lawrence, 41; Carmen er you do. Look at all the pros and be mastering the skills, techniques or Electra, 45; Jessica Lange, 68; Ryan cons and the people involved before knowledge required to help you achieve your goals. Take care of your health issues and do your best to avoid minor mishaps and injuries. Your numbers are 1, 12, 22, 26, 32, 38, 40. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Contract Bridge Control what's going on instead of by Steve Becker initiating change. It's important to know where you are headed before Dennis the Menace you take a step in any one direction. Size up your situation and aim to sta- bilize your life. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll be encouraged to follow when you should be leading. Don't feel like you have to use force to get your way. Choose to go about your business, refusing to become entangled in what others do or say. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Look for any opportunity to expand your knowledge and insight into situations that can influence your position or your reputation. Short trips, meetings and exploring what's available will help you get over emotional matters that have been holding you back. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You'll be tempted to get involved in something that excites you, but before you do, make sure you can afford the emotional and financial burden that comes along with the offer. Draw on past experience and try to avoid loss. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Problems will arise if you make impulsive moves Dilbert regarding relationships. Take a step back and listen to what others have to contribute. Once you have gathered enough information, you will be able to make a responsible decision. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): An opportunity will come from an unexpected source. Be willing to take on something extra if you want to bring about the changes that can help you get ahead. A change at home could have an important impact on your future. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Get involved in events that you can share Garfield with the people you enjoy being with the most. Fraternizing with people who challenge you mentally and stimulate you emotionally will lead to new begin- nings and unexpected opportunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Work at home or do your best to avoid a situation that will require you to reveal information you aren't ready to discuss. Delve into a creative project that will give you the distance you need from difficult situations. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Take initiative and do your best to bring about personal changes that will Hagar the Horrible bolster your skills, knowledge and future plans. Open up a dialogue with someone who can help you advance your career. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Look for any opportunity to broaden your knowledge or to gain information that can stop you from making a poor choice. Don't give in to pressure or get involved with someone who is unpredictable and risky. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emotions will surface just as an opportunity or unexpected gift comes your way. Look at the big picture and you tina’s Groove will be able to balance the good with the bad in order to bring about positive results. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): If your emotions are telling you one thing and someone you love is telling you another, you need to rethink what's going on in your personal life. Secrets will be revealed if you pressure someone for answers. Birthday Baby: You are strong- willed, courageous and tasteful. You are secretive and possessive. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 17

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Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (SYFY) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) Shots Fired Whose Line Is It Anyway? Empire The Magicians Designated Survivor Preston and Ashe (Stephan James, Sanaa Sure, he’s brawny, but is he also funny? Lucious (Terrence Howard) puts everyone Quentin, Eliot and Julia (Jason Ralph, Hale “Northern Exposure” alum Rob Morrow — Lathan) are able to focus their investigation WWE icon Chris Jericho is a guest in this on notice as he announces his new music Appleman, Stella Maeve) set into motion who’s also been doing a lot of directing more as they get information on the night of episode, demonstrating his improv abilities project called Inferno in “Sound & Fury.” a dangerous plan to sabotage Ember’s lately — guest stars as a reporter whose re- Joey Campbell’s murder from Cory (guest alongside series regulars Wayne Brady, That power play only makes Cookie (Taraji (Dominic Burgess) plan to destroy Fillory turn from the Middle East, with sensitive de- star Marqus Clae) in the new “Hour 5: Be- Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles. Another P. Henson) double down on her determina- on the season finale “We Have Brought tails on a certain story, concerns Seth (Kal fore the Storm.” Key to the probe is a police face familiar to viewers of this show, Gary tion to knock her ex off his throne for good. You Little Cakes.” Things look truly dire for Penn) in the new episode “The Ninth Seat.” program in which some of the rules may Anthony Williams, also guest stars. Immedi- While in rehab, Jamal (Jessie Smollett) Penny (Arjun Gupta) after his time in the President Kirkman (Kiefer Sutherland) tries have been bent. Ashe also tackles some ately following is another episode featuring becomes friends with musician and fellow Poison Room, but he seeks answers with to shore up an entirely new Supreme Court. of her personal considerations. Stephen someone else who’s a staple of The CW, patient Tory Ash (guest star Rumer Willis). the little time he has left. Elsewhere, Alice Hannah (Maggie Q) puts herself in even Moyer, Will Patton, Mack Wilds, Helen Hunt “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” star and co-creator Andre (Trai Byers) continues with his own (Olivia Taylor Dudley) fights to reconnect more danger by going undercover as her and Richard Dreyfuss also star. Rachel Bloom. Aisha Tyler is the host. plan to take over Empire. with her humanity. Summer Bishil and Jade probe of the conspiracy continues. Tailor also star.

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Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Cleveland TVLND 57Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show M*A*S*H (:24) M*A*S*H M*A*S*H (:36) M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H Å Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(2:30) ››› “Clear and Present Danger” ››› “Lethal Weapon 3” (1992, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. ‘R’ ››› “3:10 to Yuma” (2007, Western) Russell Crowe. ‘R’ Å›››› “Saving Private Ryan” (1998, War) Tom Hanks. ‘R’ Å TCM 59››› “The Big House” (1930) Å (:45) ›››› “Dinner at Eight” (1933) Marie Dressler. Å (DVS) ›››› “On the Town” (1949) Gene Kelly. Å (DVS) ›› “By the Light of the Silvery Moon” (1953) Doris Day. “The Long, Long Trailer” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. 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Editorial How gently used sneakers can circle the globe of life

ore than a few zingers begged to be thrown in the direction of the semi-annual Household Hazardous MWaste Collection Day two weeks ago, when organizers invited local residents to bring their domestic toxins for safe disposal, as well as a pair of gently used — or new — sneakers as a fundraising donation to Cleveland/Bradley Keep America Beautiful. One of this newspaper’s headlines on the front page even read, “Toxins, sneakers sought Saturday during HHWCD.” How many lighthearted phone calls, emails and “Letters to the Editor” were we going to receive from good-natured folks asking the inevitable question, “What’s that they want us to bring Saturday ... toxic sneakers, is it?” Well, almost. Household toxins, yes. Gently used or new sneakers, yes. Toxic sneakers, no. Sometime ago in a personal column on the Editorial Page, Contribute photo one of our editors even wrote about the longevity of a pair of his old running shoes that devolved into a set of yard shoes IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH provided by Funds2Orgs.com, a woman prepares shoes for sale that were provided by Funds2Orgs. To jump- used for mowing, mulching, landscaping, chainsawing, paint- start a tiny business in her own impoverished land, the woman purchased the shoes “for pennies on the dollar” from the organization which previously had bought them from fundraising drives in American communities. Locally, Cleveland/Bradley County Keep America Beautiful is ing, pressure washing, raking, building and pruning, among partnering with the company to make the campaign available here through May 31. Proceeds locally are supporting KAB’s children’s aware- an array of other “-ings,” for another two, three or more ness programming. On distant continents, the shoes are the first step in helping to change lives. years. During that period, the shoes went unwashed, unap- preciated and conceivably unloved. In time, they truly became toxic sneakers — not the type of donation KAB is seeking for its program-friendly fundrais- LOOKING er. BACK Obviously, we jest — just for the moment — at an other- Some special memories wise serious cause. Truth is, the KAB campaign is an innova- tive idea that serves as a “win-win-win” for a string of indi- Larry vidual and people movements. from a game called golf The local drive — called Sneakers4Funds — ends May 31, Bowers so for those wanting to contribute new or gently used sneak- My days of enjoying the game of golf while Monday pro-ams were a weekly treat. I also ers or athletic shoes, here’s what it is and how it works. swinging a club are over. A couple of little enjoyed providing golfing tips to family and On behalf of KAB, sneakers are being collected at seven things have caused me to cast the sport Commentary friends, and even considered a career as a different locations. All sizes — for men, women and children aside, namely the third and fourth disks in professional at one time. I had an offer to — are welcome. At the drive’s completion, all shoes will be my back. sionals are appreciative to not only the two become a club professional, but quickly handed over to KAB. The much-respected nonprofit organi- If I pronate (or rotate) through a swing at longtime legends, but to Tiger for raising the realized club pros have little time to actually the golf ball for 18 holes, I will be forced to level of their paychecks. play. zation will then sell the footwear to a company called lie flat on my back for some time. It’s a sac- Many others, such as Ben Hogan, Lee Also, I knew I could not make a living Funds2Orgs. rifice I’m no longer willing to pay. Trevino and Byron Nelson, were huge con- playing the game professionally because my Funds2Orgs will then sell the shoes to people in develop- Ben Hogan said it best several decades tributors, but it will be the three above who driver was about 30 to 40 yards short of a ing countries who will use them to launch their own small ago, when he opined that the best swings in will be the most remembered. profitable career. I decided to continue in businesses. The shoes are sold to them for “pennies on the the game have adequate supination of the Perhaps Woods will be satisfied to be journalism, but over the years have realized dollar,” according to Funds2Orgs. In these Third World coun- wrists at impact. It allows the club to come included among this threesome and walk my driver (paycheck) was a little short there, into the ball square, maintaining a straight away from the game, but I think not. also. tries, the small businesses are providing a needed product flight. Tiger, like myself, would like to continue I did play golf professionally for about — shoes — and the buy and sell of this footwear is stimulat- Achieving ideal supination requires rotat- to play the game. He continues to try, while three years, but it was more of a hobby than ing the cash flow of impoverished areas, some of which are ing your hips to the left, which places I am resigned to my fate. He may make the a career and was prior to taking up “big rural villages or forgotten ghettoes in distant pockets of extreme pressure (during the turn) on your same decision in the future, but regardless golf.” I was one of the early Putt-Putt profes- backward cities. lower back. My back doesn’t want to go he has already had a tremendous impact on sionals (No. 195), and traveled to tourna- there anymore, so I’ve given up the urge to the sport. ments on weekends throughout the Funds2Orgs calls it a “micro-enterprise” opportunity as a play. I began the game late, when I was 20. The Southeast. way to provide would-be business owners in other lands a I imagine Tiger Woods has a similar deci- father of my then-fiance and her two broth- I won several tournaments (in Macon, “hand up” out of the poverty cycle. sion to make when considering whether or ers were golfers, and asked me to make up a Ga.; Kingsport; Bristol; Winston-Salem, While the shoe donations are helping impoverished people not to continue the game. Of course, he foursome for a round of golf. N.C.; and Cincinnati). Winning paychecks in oceans or continents away, they are also helping to support made a few more dollars than I did — l had never played, and was forced to bor- most of these tournaments were only $500 KAB programming in this country. And locally, it’s an environ- which will at least someday carry him hand- row some clubs. to $1,000, but that was a lot of money to somely into golfing retirement. I played better than anyone expected, but me, and the competition was great. mental boost because the donated shoes represent that I probably enjoyed the game and the com- I don’t blame that for the end of my relation- I met a number of outstanding individu- many more pounds of refuse not dumped into the Bradley petition almost as much as Tiger, and we ship and potential new family. I found new als, as well as a number of characters, dur- County Landfill. both had a few temper tantrums (and said a friends at the golf course. ing my “big” golfing years. Some were out- Joanne Maskew, executive director of the local KAB affili- few non-exemplary words) over the years. My second year of golf I captured the standing amateurs, other professionals, and ate, summed it up well when she told our newspaper, “They My words were mostly under my breath, Wallace Hills club championship (in even some former professionals. while a few of Tiger’s could be heard on TV. Maryville), and was playing a minimum of Among the characters was former PGA are keeping millions of shoes out of the landfill, and it bene- I remember once when I lodged a favorite four to five times a week. We would travel on professional and pro at the Madisonville Golf fits us and those getting the shoes. It works out great for putter high in a cedar tree, and was too the weekend to play in invitational tourna- Course, “Dock” Goss. He was a towering everybody.” embarrassed to get it down. ments throughout East Tennessee. individual who could hit his driver astonish- That’s what such initiatives are all about. They help every- I didn’t win 80-plus professional tourna- I made many friends and acquaintances ing distances. He often had to hit only a one — from the root source (the donors) to the final target ments, but I won a few amateur events. l through the game. Among my more enjoy- wedge to the green. (the recipients). played an exhibition round with Arnold able games came in pro-am events on Asked one time what he contributed to his Palmer (before 20,000 fans), as Tiger did, Mondays. I was able to play several times success, he said, “It just takes a little Even more significantly, the outreach spans the globe. In a and we may have about the same number of with the late Connie Day of Cleveland, who touch.” He then took a wedge, hit a golf ball Tennessee U.S.A. hometown called Cleveland, donors are holes-in-one. I’ve had five, but I don’t know was a cousin (by marriage). and it bounced into the cup. “That’s $50 of taking a positive step and they’re helping their environment; Tiger’s total. Another family member and accomplished touch,” he announced. and somewhere in an unseen land — where pennies to their He’s known as a golfing legend, and I was golfer was Lynna Rader of Greene County. Goss attempted to play on the PGA Tour, people are like gold to Americans — a tiny business is taking known as an above-average amateur. My The professional at Twin Creek Golf Club in but a balky putter brought him back to distinction is now a thing of the past, but Chuckey, she is the daughter of a first Madisonville with his friends. root, and a family, or families, are getting a deserved chance his contributions will last forever. cousin. For a number of years, she held the Another friend and outstanding golfer was to change their lives and the lives of others within their sur- I enjoyed the game, I still enjoy the memo- world record as the youngest female golfer Ray “Rounder” Franklin. He also attempted round. ries, and I enjoyed all the times I watched with a hole-in-one, at 8 years old. That to play on the PGA Tour. He had the game, Specifically, Sneakers4Funds proceeds will help KAB’s Tiger play the game on TV. But, I guess you mark has since been broken by a 6-year- but immaturity brought him back to children’s awareness programs. It’s a perfect plan. If America can probably say we’re both has-beens. old. Maryville. He was the golf professional at is going to save herself from her own environmental reck- In my estimation, there was never a Among the most enjoyable things about Wallace Hills Golf Course, and later a golf greater golfer than Woods (in his prime). I’ve golf, to me, is that it took me away from the course designer, among them Lambert Acres lessness, such notions must start with our young people. seen all the greats since the middle of the indoors, and from a hectic workplace and in East Tennessee. It’s called instilling good habits in the youngsters today 20th century. family worries. I was outdoors, with few dis- There are other names I could toss out, who will be our leaders tomorrow. Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were the first tractions, and enjoying one-on-one or team and many I’ve forgotten. I probably will For those wanting to donate new or gently used sneakers, to provide the game with a boost into the competitions. never play the game again, and all of my the collection points include: limelight, but it was Tiger who later brought Weekend trips with golfing buddies pro- trophies and medals (and cash) are gone. 1. Santek Waste Services, 650 25th St.; it to where it is today. Today’s golf profes- vided feed for current memories, and But, I have my memories. 2. Lee University Humanities Center, first floor, 1250 Parker St. N.E.; 3. The Boys and Girls Club (Tucker Unit, Blythe Unit, Today in History Painter Unit and Cleveland State Unit); 4. Ocoee Middle School, 2250 North Ocoee St.; (AP) — Today is Wednesday, April 19, the In 1775, the American Revolutionary War began a valiant but ultimately futile battle 5. Lake Forest Middle School, 610 Kile Lake Road; 109th day of 2017. There are 256 days left began with the battles of Lexington and against Nazi forces. 6. Cleveland Middle School, 3635 Georgetown Road in the year. Concord. In 1951, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, N.W.; and Today’s Highlights in History: In 1897, the first Boston Marathon was relieved of his Far East command by On April 19, 1967, Kathrine Switzer held; winner John J. McDermott ran the President Harry S Truman, bade farewell in 7. Cleveland Family YMCA, 220 Urbane Road. became the first woman to run the Boston course in two hours, 55 minutes and 10 an address to Congress in which he quoted For more information, email [email protected] or Marathon (at that time, a men-only event) seconds. a line from a ballad: “Old soldiers never die; call 423-559-3307. under an official number by registering In 1935, the Universal Pictures horror they just fade away.” There’s nothing toxic about these sneaker donations. This without mentioning her gender; by her own film “Bride of Frankenstein,” starring Boris In 1977, the Supreme Court, in Ingraham is about growing opportunities, preserving life and giving the estimate, she finished in 4 hours and 20 Karloff with Elsa Lanchester in the title role, v. Wright, ruled 5-4 that even severe spank- minutes. Former West German Chancellor had its world premiere in San Francisco. ing of schoolchildren by faculty members forgotten families of this life the kind of chance they might Konrad Adenauer died at age 91. In 1943, during World War II, tens of did not violate the Eighth Amendment ban never have been given before. On this date: thousands of Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto against cruel and unusual punishment. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 19

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AtlAntA’s Chase d’Arnaud strikes out with the bases loaded to end the game against the Washington Nationals Tuesday, in Atlanta. Scherzer, Nationals put an end to Braves’ win streak ATLANTA (AP) — Max Werth continued to gripe at Scherzer turned in another Bucknor as the umpires left the dominant performance, only to field. be overshadowed by a bizarre “But from where I was, it ending. looked like he missed it a foot,” After Scherzer pitched two-hit Washington manager Dusty ball over seven scoreless Baker said. “It was just a mess. innings, the Washington That’s all I’ve got to say.” Nationals had to strike “I guess I tipped Scherzer (2-1) got out Chase d’Arnaud it. I didn’t feel it. I an inning-ending dou- with the bases loaded thought the game ble play to work — twice, actually — to was over.” around his only seri- escape with a 3-1 vic- —AtlantaBraves’ ous trouble in the tory over the Atlanta Chased’Arnaud fourth, when the Braves on Tuesday Braves put runners at night. first and third with The Nationals snapped one out. The 2016 NL Cy Young Atlanta’s five-game winning Award winner allowed only one streak and handed the Braves other runner as far as second their first loss at new SunTrust base, finishing with seven strike- Park. outs. Coming on for the ninth with Mike Foltynewicz (0-2) ended a 3-0 lead, Washington closer up on the short end of the pitch- Blake Treinen managed to get ing duel. He went seven innings, only one out. He gave up two allowing five hits and a pair of hits and walked two, including runs. light-hitting Kurt Suzuki with Sparked by the debut of their the bases loaded to give the new suburban stadium, the Braves a shot. Braves swept San Diego in a Shawn Kelley came in and four-game series and climbed to retired Emilio Bonifacio on a fly .500 after a 1-6 start. AP photo to short right. D’Arnaud was But Washington has dominat- Atlanta’s last hope, and it ed its division rival the last two- tennessee running bAck John Kelly (4) is hit by Northwestern defensive lineman Tyler Lancaster (67) during the Outback Bowl appeared the game was over plus season, improving to 37-13 in Tampa, Fla., in this 2016 file photo. After thriving late last season when his role expanded unexpectedly, Kelly has emerged as the when he flailed at a third in their last 50 meetings. unquestioned leader of the Volunteers’ running backs. strike. The Nationals broke a score- The hitter ran toward the less tie in the fifth. Matt Wieters dugout, the Nationals celebrat- got it started with a double, ed, and the grounds crew came went to third on a wild pitch and Vols running back John Kelly onto the field from behind the trotted home when Wilmer Difo center-field wall — one pushing slapped a single to right. a wheelbarrow. Only one prob- Scherzer moved the runner lem: plate umpire C.B. Bucknor along with a sacrifice bunt, set- thriving in new leadership role ruled d’Arnaud foul-tipped the ting up Adam Eaton’s run-scor- pitch, even though a replay ing hit to center. showed he missed it by at least Eaton has reached base in KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee running Now that Kamara has entered the NFL with 515 yards rushing over his final six 6 inches. each of the 12 games he’s start- back John Kelly has spent spring practice draft , Kelly is the only remaining Volunteer games. He averaged 6.4 yards per carry and “I guess I tipped it. I didn’t feel ed for his new team. encouraging and coaching his younger with more than 14 career carries. He wants finished with 630 yards rushing, second on it. I thought the game was over,” The Nationals added an insur- teammates while reminding each of them to prove Tennessee’s offense can remain the team behind quarterback Joshua d’Arnaud said. “The next thing I ance run in the eighth on dou- that they could be needed at any time. potent with a new quarterback under new Dobbs. know, I’m back up there.” bles by Bryce Harper and Ryan Kelly can use his own rise up the depth coordinator Larry Scott . With Dobbs and Kamara headed to the The Nationals were livid over Zimmerman. chart as an example. “I think our offense is more motivated pros, Kelly should get the bulk of the car- the call, which wasn’t subject Treinen had another grim out- Pressed into duty last year when an than ever because I think a lot of us feel ries in his junior season. One of his primary to a video review. ing and might be on the verge of injury sidelined Jalen Hurd, Kelly gained like we’ve got something to prove,” Kelly jobs this spring is making sure the other Kelley made it a moot point losing the closer’s job. 101 all-purpose yards in an overtime loss at said. running backs also are ready to contribute. by getting d’Arnaud to swing The hard-throwing right-han- Texas A&M . After Hurd unexpectedly left Kelly has proved quite a bit already. “He’s probably more vocal than he’s ever and miss again. der has given up runs in four of the team less than a month later, Kelly split After carrying the ball a total of three been,” Tennessee coach Butch Jones said. This time, there was no his eight appearances. He’s got carries with Alvin Kamara and thrived in an times in Tennessee’s first five games last doubt the game was over — three saves, but his ERA expanded role. year, Kelly came on strong down the stretch See VOLS, Page 21 though Washington’s Jayson climbed to 7.11. titans, Mariota are being patient with quarterback’s return from broken leg NASHVILLE (AP) — Marcus Mariota and the Next up is running full-speed, something he Tennessee Titans have yet to set an official hopes to do within the next three weeks. timetable for the quarterback’s return from sur- “There are things where that have allowed me to gery on his right leg. The latest benchmark is push the envelope a little bit whether it’s jogging reporting for the start of the offseason program. or doing some other stuff on the treadmills, and The third-year quarterback now will finish his things like that,” Mariota said. “For me, that’s my recovery from the season-ending injury at team next benchmark.” headquarters after doing much of his rehabilita- Coach Mike Mularkey, still in a walking boot tion at the University of Oregon this offseason. himself following his own foot surgery this offsea- “It’s important to be here, because together, son, said Mariota appears to be ahead of sched- you’re building the foundations that you’re going ule. to use throughout the entire year,” Mariota said “You would not know he’s had the extent of the Monday. “You’re building the chemistry and the injury he has had,” Mularkey said. “He’s doing camaraderie that’s going to make this team suc- good. He’s on track. I’m not going to forecast cessful. I’m happy to be here, and I’m excited to when he’s going to start doing normal functional be here. I’m sure all the guys are.” exercises, but he’s doing good. He’s ahead of Mariota broke his right fibula on Christmas Eve schedule, but I’m not going to put a timeline out in a loss at Jacksonville and had surgery a few there.” days later. That started the recovery process that Mariota walked without a limp when he talked the Titans initially said would take up to five to reporters Monday. He has even thrown with months. Mariota spent the first two months in a running back DeMarco Murray. cast. “We’ve been able to throw a couple of times, and “It’s kind of building those foundations back up, he looks good,” Murray said. “Obviously it’s not AP photo and I think we’re in a good place,” Mariota said. “I 11-on-11. But just running routes on air, he looks understand that I’ve got a lot of time to get my QuArterbAck MArcus MAriotA and the Tennessee Titans have yet to set an official timetable body right, and that’s my goal.” See TITANS, Page 21 for his return to the team from surgery on his right leg. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Cincinnati 9, Baltimore 3 Saturday, April 22: Montreal at New York, TBA Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 1 x-Monday, April 24: New York at Montreal, TBA TCPS tennis oN aIR L.A. Angels 5, Houston 2 Ottawa 2, Boston 1 Cleveland 11, Minnesota 4 Wednesday, April 12: Boston 2, Ottawa 1 Sports on TV San Francisco 2, Kansas City 1, 11 innings Saturday, April 15: Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT picks up win Wednesday, April 19 Oakland 4, Texas 2 Monday, April 17: Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT GOLF Miami 5, Seattle 0 Wednesday, April 19: Ottawa at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Special to the Banner 10:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Friday, April 21: Boston at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Shenzhen Texas (Perez 1-1) at Oakland (Valdez 0-0), 3:35 x-Sunday, April 23: Ottawa at Boston, TBA International, first round, at Shenzhen, China p.m. x-Wednesday, April 26: Boston at Ottawa, TBA The Tennessee Christian 2:30 a.m. (Thursday) Miami (Volquez 0-1) at Seattle (Hernandez 1-1), Toronto 2, Washington 1 Preparatory School tennis team GOLF — European PGA Tour, Shenzhen 3:40 p.m. Thursday, April 13: Washington 3, Toronto 2, OT International, first round, at Shenzhen, China Chicago White Sox (Covey 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees Saturday, April 15: Toronto 4, Washington 3, 2OT claimed their second win of the MLB BASEBALL (Tanaka 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Monday, April 17: Toronto 4, Washington 3, OT spring, defeating Grace Baptist 2 p.m. Boston (Porcello 1-1) at Toronto (Liriano 0-1), 7:07 Wednesday, April 19: Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Milwaukee at Chicago p.m. Friday, April 21: Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. from Chattanooga recently. Cubs OR Texas at Oakland (3:30 p.m.) Baltimore (Jimenez 0-0) at Cincinnati (Garrett 2-0), x-Sunday, April 23: Washington at Toronto, TBA The TCPS middle school boys 5 p.m. 7:10 p.m. x-Tuesday, April 25: Toronto at Washington, TBA swept the Grace squads in dou- MLB — Miami at Seattle (joined in progress) Detroit (Zimmermann 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Archer 2- Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 1 8 p.m. 0), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday, April 12: Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 1 bles play. Ben Sluder and Carter ESPN — Cleveland at Minnesota Cleveland (Bauer 0-2) at Minnesota (Mejia 0-1), Friday, April 14: Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 1 Douglas won 8-2. JC Squires NBA BASKETBALL 8:10 p.m. Sunday, April 16: Pittsburgh 5, Columbus 4, OT 7 p.m. L.A. Angels (Ramirez 2-1) at Houston (Keuchel 2-0), Tuesday, April 18: Columbus 5, Pittsburgh 4 and Caleb Stockton also earned NBA — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first 8:10 p.m. Thursday, April 20: Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. an 8-2 win as did Caden round, Game 2, Atlanta at Washington San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-2) at Kansas City x-Sunday, April 23: Pittsburgh at Columbus, TBA 8 p.m. (Vargas 2-0), 8:15 p.m. x-Tuesday, April 25: Columbus at Pittsburgh, TBA Bancroft and Bruce Cadle. TNT — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first WESTERN CONFERENCE The Grace girls won in doubles round, Game 2, Oklahoma City at Houston Nashville 3, Chicago 0 play, defeating Shauna Drinnon 10:30 p.m. Thursday, April 13: Nashville 1, Chicago 0 TNT — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first BaSKetBaLL Saturday, April 15: Nashville 5, Chicago 0 and Emma Squires. In singles round, Game 2, Portland at Golden State Monday, April 17: Nashville 3, Chicago 2, OT match play, the Grace girls also NHL HOCKEY NBA Playoff Glance Thursday, April 20: Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. 7 p.m. All Times EDT x-Saturday, April 22: Nashville at Chicago, TBA won two matches but the TCPS NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Eastern (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) x-Monday, April 24: Chicago at Nashville, TBA boys were able to pull off four Conference, first round, Game 4, Washington at FIRST ROUND x-Wednesday, April 26: Nashville at Chicago, TBA Toronto EASTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis 3, Minnesota 0 out of six wins in singles play, to 7:30 p.m. Chicago 2, Boston 0 Wednesday, April 12: St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1, OT take the overall match. Sluder USA — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Eastern Conference, Sunday, April 16: Chicago 106, Boston 102 Friday, April 14: St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1 won 8-0 while Squires lost 6-8. first round, Game 4, Ottawa at Boston Tuesday, April 18: Chicago 111, Boston 97 Sunday, April 16: St. Louis 3, Minnesota 1 9:30 p.m. Friday, April 21: Boston at Chicago, 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 19: Minnesota at St. Louis, 9:30 Douglas earned an 8–6, win NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Sunday, April 23: Boston at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. p.m. while Stockton and Bancroft Conference, first round, Game 4, Minnesota at St. x-Wednesday, April 26: Chicago at Boston, TBA x-Saturday, April 22: St. Louis at Minnesota, TBA AP photo Louis x-Friday, April 28: Boston at Chicago, TBA x-Monday, April 24: Minnesota at St. Louis, TBA CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES at the new Mercedes Benz notched 8–1 victories. Cadle fell 10 p.m. x-Sunday, April 30: Chicago at Boston, TBA x-Wednesday, April 26: St. Louis at Minnesota, TBA by a 6-8 margin. USA — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference, Washington 1, Atlanta 0 Anaheim 3, Calgary 0 Stadium, in Atlanta. The planned opening of the $1.5 billion stadi- first round, Game 4, Anaheim at Calgary Sunday, April 16: Washington 114, Atlanta 107 Thursday, April 13: Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 This is the first year TCPS has SOCCER Wednesday, April 19: Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. Saturday, April 15: Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 um has been delayed by ongoing roof construction. The new competed fully in the ISC, and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 22: Washington at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 17: Anaheim 5, Calgary 4, OT opening date of the stadium is the Atlanta Falcons’ Aug. 26 pre- the team is 2-1 on the young FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Quarterfinals, Monday, April 24: Washington at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 19: Anaheim at Calgary, 10 p.m. 2nd Leg, Barcelona vs. Juventus x-Wednesday, April 26: Atlanta at Washington, TBA x-Friday, April 21: Calgary at Anaheim, 10 p.m. season game against Arizona. season. The Hawks will play at FS2 — UEFA Champions League, Quarterfinals, x-Friday, April 28: Washington at Atlanta, TBA x-Sunday, April 23: Anaheim at Calgary, TBA the Chattanooga Champions 2nd Leg, AS Monaco vs. Borussia Dortmund x-Sunday, April 30: Atlanta at Washington, TBA x-Tuesday, April 25: Calgary at Anaheim, TBA Milwaukee 1, Toronto 1 Edmonton 2, San Jose 2 Club on Thursday against Saturday, April 15: Milwaukee 97, Toronto 83 Wednesday, April 12: San Jose 3, Edmonton 2, OT Normal Park School. Tuesday, April 18: Toronto 106, Milwaukee 100 Friday, April 14: Edmonton 2, San Jose 0 Thursday, April 20: Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Roof construction Sunday, April 16: Edmonton 1, San Jose 0 BaSeBaLL Saturday, April 22: Toronto at Milwaukee, 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 18: San Jose 7, Edmonton 0 Monday, April 24: Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. Thursday, April 20: San Jose at Edmonton, 10:30 oN taP Major League Baseball x-Thursday, April 27: Toronto at Milwaukee, TBA p.m. National League x-Saturday, April 29: Milwaukee at Toronto, TBA Saturday, April 22: Edmonton at San Jose, TBA delays opening of East Division Cleveland 2, Indiana 0 x-Monday, April 24: San Jose at Edmonton, TBA Wednesday, April 19 W L Pct GB Saturday, April 15: Cleveland 109, Indiana 108 BASEBALL Washington 85.615 — Monday, April 17: Cleveland 117 Indiana 111 West Georgia Tech at Cleveland State (DH), 1 Miami 86.571 ½ Thursday, April 20, Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. Falcons’ Mercedes Bradley Central at East Hamilton, 5 New York 77.500 1½ Sunday, April 23, Cleveland at Indiana, 1 p.m. tRaNSactIoNS East Hamilton at Bradley Central (9th), 5 Atlanta 67.462 2 x-Tuesday, April 25: Indiana at Cleveland, TBA x-Thursday, April 27, Cleveland at Indiana, TBA Walker Valley at Cleveland (9th), 5 Philadelphia 58.385 3 Tuesday’s Sports Transactions x-Saturday, April 29: Indiana at Cleveland, TBA SOFTBALL Central Division BASEBALL Benz Stadium WESTERN CONFERENCE Walker Valley at Bradley Central, 5 (JV, 7:30) WLPct GB COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended Golden State 1, Portland 0 Ooltewah at Cleveland, 6 Cincinnati 95.643 — Pittsburgh OF Starling Marte 80 games for a viola- Sunday, April 16: Golden State 121, Portland 109 TRACK Milwaukee 87.533 1½ tion of Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Wednesday, April 19: Portland at Golden State, 10:30 ATLANTA (AP) — The planned opening of the $1.5 billion TSSAA Pentathlon & Decathlon Sectionals at Rhea Chicago 77.500 2 Prevention and Treatment Program. County Pittsburgh 68.429 3 p.m. Mercedes Benz Stadium has been delayed by ongoing roof con- Saturday, April 22: Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. American League Thursday, April 20 St. Louis 59.357 4 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned RHP Ben Taylor to struction. BASEBALL West Division Monday, April 24: Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. x-Wednesday, April 26: Portland at Golden State, TBA Pawtucket (IL). Recalled LHP Brian Johnson from Boyd Buchanan at TCPS Middle, 5:30 W L Pct GB Steve Cannon, the CEO of Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United x-Friday, April 28: Golden State at Portland, TBA Pawtucket. Sent 3B Josh Rutledge and OF Jackie Meigs County at Walker Valley, 7 (JV, 4:30) Arizona 10 5 .667 — x-Sunday, April 30: Portland at Golden State, TBA Bradley Jr. to Pawtucket for rehab assignments. owner Arthur Blank’s businesses, said Tuesday the delay is a Trojan Classic Colorado 10 5 .667 — San Antonio 2, Memphis 0 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Assigned RHP Jason at the McKenzie Baseball Complex Los Angeles 78.467 3 “timeline” issue. He insisted there is no concern about how the Saturday, April 15: San Antonio 111, Memphis 82 Garcia outright to Bowie (EL). Sent RHP Chris Notre Dame vs. Bradley Central, 4:30 San Francisco 69.400 4 Monday, April 17: San Antonio 96, Memphis 82 Tillman to Bowie for a rehab assignment. roof will work. at Bud Ball Field, Ooltewah San Diego 5 10 .333 5 Thursday, April 20: San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with 1B Goodpasture vs. Cleveland, 7 —- “Yes, we have a complex design and we have a complex build- p.m. James Loney on a minor league contract. SOCCER Monday’s Games ing,” Cannon said. “But there has never been any concern about Saturday, April 22: San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned RHP Jake McMinn Central at Bradley Central, 5 St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 x-Tuesday, April 25: Memphis at San Antonio, TBA Junis to Omaha (PCL). the operability of the roof.” Sweetwater at Walker Valley, 6 Atlanta 5, San Diego 4 x-Thursday, April 27: San Antonio at Memphis, TBA LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Designated OF Ryan Cleveland at Signal Mountain, 7 Milwaukee 6, Chicago Cubs 3 Cannon said installation of the roof petals is three-quarters x-Saturday, April 29: Memphis at San Antonio, TBA LaMarre for assignment. SOFTBALL Arizona 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 Houston 1, Oklahoma City 0 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed LHP J.A. Happ complete. East Hamilton at Bradley Central, 5 (JV, 7:30) Seattle 6, Miami 1 Sunday, April 16: Houston 118, Oklahoma City 87 on the 10-day DL. Recalled INF Ty Kelly and RHP “Normal steelwork has taken longer than anticipated and that GPS at Walker Valley, 5 Tuesday’s Games Danny Barnes from Buffalo (IL). Traded C Juan Polk County at Baylor, 5:30 Wednesday, April 19: Oklahoma City at Houston, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 9, Baltimore 3 Friday, April 21: Houston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Graterol to the L.A. Angels for cash or a player to be has had an impact on the overall timeline,” he said. TENNIS Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Mets 2, 10 innings Sunday, April 23: Houston at Oklahoma City, 3:30 p.m. named. The new opening date of the stadium is the Atlanta Falcons’ Soddy-Daisy at Cleveland, 4 Washington 3, Atlanta 1 x-Tuesday, April 25: Oklahoma City at Houston, TBA National League Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 4 Chicago Cubs 9, Milwaukee 7 x-Thursday, April 27: Houston at Oklahoma City, TBA CINCINNATI REDS —Optioned RHP Sal Romano August 26 NFL preseason game against Arizona. TCPS Middle at Normal Park, 4:30 San Francisco 2, Kansas City 1, 11 innings x-Saturday, April 29: Oklahoma City at Houston, TBA to Louisville (IL). Recalled RHP Lisalverto Bonilla The stadium with its complicated roof, which will open like a TRACK St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 Utah 1, L.A. Clippers 1 from Louisville. Lee University at Gulf South Conference Colorado 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Saturday, April 15: Utah 97, L.A. Clippers 95 COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned RHP Shane camera lens, had been set to open on July 30 with MLS Atlanta Championship (at Rome, Ga.) Miami 5, Seattle 0 Tuesday, April 18: L.A. Clippers 99, Utah 91 Carle and OF Raimel Tapia to Albuquerque (PCL). United’s game against Orlando City. That game has been moved Friday, April 21 Arizona 11, San Diego 2 Friday, April 21: L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Reinstated OF Gerardo Parra from paternity leave. to July 29 at Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd Stadium, where the BASEBALL Wednesday’s Games Sunday, April 23: L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. Recalled INF Pat Valaika from Albuquerque (PCL). Cleveland State at Dyersburg State, 3 Pittsburgh (Cole 1-1) at St. Louis (Wacha 1-1), 1:45 Tuesday, April 25: Utah at L.A. Clippers, TBA LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed LHP Grant expansion team’s first two home games have been played. Polk County at Meigs County, 5 p.m. x-Friday, April 28: L.A. Clippers at Utah, TBA Dayton on the 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Josh Fields Two Atlanta United home games planned for August at the new Cleveland at Walker Valley (9th), 5 Milwaukee (Milone 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks x-Sunday, April 30: Utah at L.A. Clippers, TBA from Oklahoma City (PCL). TCPS at Sale Creek, 5:30 1-1), 2:20 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Designated 1B Tyler Moore for stadium will be rescheduled: Aug. 13 against Minnesota and Aug. Walker Valley at Chattanooga Central, 7 (JV, 4) Miami (Volquez 0-1) at Seattle (Hernandez 1-1), assignment. Reinstated INF Martin Prado from the Meigs County at Walker Valley, 7 (JV, 4:30) 19 against Los Angeles. Cannon confirmed no more games will be 3:40 p.m. 10-day DL. Sent SS Adeiny Hechavarria to Jupiter played at Georgia Tech after July 29, as the stadium must be Trojan Classic Baltimore (Jimenez 0-0) at Cincinnati (Garrett 2-0), GoLF (FSL) for a rehab assignment. at the McKenzie Baseball Complex 7:10 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Assigned RHP David prepared for the 2017 college football season. Station Camp vs. Bradley Central, 4 Philadelphia (Velasquez 0-2) at N.Y. Mets (Gsellman GOLF Goforth outright to Colorado Springs (PCL). Sent The Falcons have scheduled another home preseason game Knox Halls vs. Bradley Central, 8:45 0-1), 7:10 p.m. World Golf Ranking RHP Matt Garza to Wisconsin (MWL) for a rehab at East Hamilton HS Washington (Ross 0-0) at Atlanta (Teheran 1-0), 1. Dustin Johnson USA 12.91 assignment. against Jacksonville for August 31. Collierville vs. Cleveland, 6:30 7:35 p.m. 2. Rory McIlroy NIR 8.89 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Placed RHP Clay Plans have not changed for two Chick-fil-A Kickoff games at the SOCCER San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-2) at Kansas City 3. Jason Day AUS 8.39 Buchholz on the 10-day DL, retroactive to April 15 Polk County at Grace Baptist, 7 (Vargas 2-0), 8:15 p.m. 4. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 8.08 and OF Howie Kendric on the 10-day DL, retroactive new stadium: Alabama-Florida State on Sept. 2 and Tennessee- SOFTBALL Arizona (Greinke 1-1) at San Diego (Chacin 1-2), 5. Jordan Spieth USA 7.57 to April 15. Recalled RHP Zach Eflin from Lehigh Georgia Tech on Sept. 4. Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), TBA 10:10 p.m. 6. Henrik Stenson SWE 7.47 Valley (IL). Selected the contract of RHP Mark Leiter Ooltewah at Bradley Central, 5 (JV, 7:30) Colorado (Anderson 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 7. Sergio Garcia ESP 7.32 Jr. from Lehigh Valley. Even so, Cannon said the demolition of the Georgia Dome will Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 5 2-1), 10:10 p.m. 8. Justin Rose ENG 5.62 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Recalled OF/INF Jose be put on hold as an insurance policy until a certificate of occu- TRACK American League 9. Rickie Fowler USA 5.54 Osuna from Indianapolis (IL). Placed OF Starling pancy is granted for the new stadium. Cleveland at Blackman, 4 East Division 10. Adam Scott AUS 5.47 Marte on the restricted list. Lee University at Gulf South Conference W L Pct GB 11. Justin Thomas USA 5.45 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Activated C Buster “We feel now we are in a high level of predictability,” he said. Championship (at Rome, Ga.) Baltimore 84.667 — 12. Alex Noren SWE 4.94 Posey off the 7-day DL. Designated C Tim “We feel very confident of the dates we’re giving now, but we do Saturday, April 22 Boston 95.643 — 13. Jon Rahm ESP 4.78 Federowicz for assignment. BASEBALL New York 95.643 — 14. Paul Casey ENG 4.45 American Association not need to bring the Georgia Dome down.” TCPS Middle at Oakwood Christian, 11 a.m. Tampa Bay 78.467 2½ 15. Patrick Reed USA 4.41 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed RHP The Georgia Dome field has been removed. Cannon would not Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), 1 Toronto 2 11 .154 6½ 16. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 4.22 Drasen Johnson. TCPS at Oakwood Christian, 1 Central Division 17. Matt Kuchar USA 4.10 SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Released LHP comment on what other equipment would have to be returned to Mississippi College at Lee University (DH), 2 W L Pct GB 18. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.99 James Walsh. Signed LHP Estarlin Cordero. make the Georgia Dome operational. Trojan Classic Detroit 85.615 — 19. Phil Mickelson USA 3.93 TEXAS AIRHOGS — Signed C/INF Shelby Ford. “We’re not making any plans for that because we don’t need at the McKenzie Baseball Complex Chicago 76.538 1 20. Danny Willett ENG 3.84 Can-Am League Station Camp vs. Cleveland, 10 a.m. Cleveland 77.500 1½ 21. Branden Grace SAF 3.67 NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed RHPs Josh to,” Cannon said, adding “again, it’s an insurance policy.” Knox Central vs. Bradley Central, 3 Minnesota 77.500 1½ 22. Bubba Watson USA 3.66 Hodges and David Richardson. The status of the new stadium was a hot topic at least week’s at Ooltewah HS Kansas City 67.462 2 23. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.59 SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Signed LHP Alex White County vs. Cleveland, 3 West Division 24. Brooks Koepka USA 3.59 Henson. unveiling of Atlanta United’s new practice facility. SOFTBALL WLPct GB 25. Jimmy Walker USA 3.56 Frontier League MLS Commissioner Dan Garber said at that April 11 ceremony Coalfield at Polk County (DH), 1 Houston 95.643 — EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Signed RHP Jimmie Mississippi College at Lee University (DH), 2 Los Angeles 78.467 2½ Davis. the MLS “can’t wait to get into Mercedes Benz Stadium in Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), TBA Oakland 68.429 3 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed RHPs September.” Garber said later he misspoke when he said TRACK Seattle 69.400 3½ Preston Jamison and Garrett Kelly. Released OF September, but Tuesday’s announcement confirms no MLS game Bradley Central at Tomahawk Chop Invitational Texas 59.357 4 HocKeY Mark Nelson. (Murfreesboro Riverdale), 11 a.m. —- BASKETBALL will be played in the facility before then. Lee University at Gulf South Conference Monday’s Games NHL Playoff Glance Women’s National Basketball Association Cannon said Atlanta United officials continued to list July 30 Championship (at Rome, Ga.) Boston 4, Tampa Bay 3 FIRST ROUND WNBA — Signed a two-year collective bargaining Sunday, April 23 N.Y. Yankees 7, Chicago White Sox 4 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) agreement with the National Basketball Referees as the planned first game at the stadium until the need for a BASEBALL Cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Association. delay became certain. Mississippi College at Lee University, 1 Houston 3, L.A. Angels 0 Montreal 2, N.Y. Rangers 2 FOOTBALL GOLF Texas 7, Oakland 0 Wednesday, April 12: New York 2, Montreal 0 National Football League “We wanted to hold onto that until the last possible moment,” Lee in Gulf South Conference Tournament (at Pine Seattle 6, Miami 1 Friday, April 14: Montreal 4, New York 3, OT ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed DT Olsen Pierre Cannon said, “because we were thinking about our fans.” Mountain, Ga.) Tuesday’s Games Sunday, April 16: Montreal 3, New York 1 and G-T John Wetzel. In the revised schedule, Atlanta United’s first home date at the SOFTBALL Chicago White Sox 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 Tuesday, April 18: New York 2, Montreal 1 DETROIT LIONS — Re-signed OT Cornelius Lucas. Mississippi College at Lee University, 2 Boston 8, Toronto 7 Thursday, April 20: New York at Montreal, 7 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — LB A.J. Hawk new stadium will be on Sept. 9 against Dallas.

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BASEBALL than one of the camps.For registration information contact Mike early bird discount until May 1. Registration is open online at juniors and seniors in high school who are serious about playing Shotgun start at 2 p.m. The cost for the tournament is is $240 BASEBALL INSTRUCTION Policastro at (423)478-6219, or go to: www.leeflamesbasketballcamps.com. For more information, call basketball at the collegiate level. Prospective student-athletes per team. Hole sponsorships are available for $200. Deadline to Cleveland State Community College assistant baseball http://www.cscougars.com/x/iuwc9. To register for one or more (423)614-8061. and their families will get to experience the Lee campus, get register is May 5. For more information, contact Greg Redman coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruction and les- of the camps online, go to: http://www.cscougars.com/x/5rktt. FLAMES TEAM CAMP acquainted with the Flames coaching staff, and play with and at (423)716-1441. sons for individuals or small groups. Lessons will be offered on BASKETBALL Lee University Flames head coach Bubba Smith will host against other quality prospects. Registration is open online at SWIMMING weeknights and weekends for hitting, catching, infield play, out- the program’s first Team Camp June 15-17. Games begin June www.leeflamesbasketballcamps.com ‘LETS’ FREE HOOP CAMP 15 and continue all day Friday and Saturday, June 16th and KILBY INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION TUNE-UP CLINICS field play and pitching. For times and pricing, contact coach Former Bradley Central basketball standouts the Scotts — Spring Swimming tune-up clinics will be held April 17-28 and Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email rfoster01@clevelandstate- 17th. The focus of the camp is to provide attending high school Individual basketball instruction for male and female ele- Alvin, Gloria, Terry and Levi — will be hosting a Learning programs quality competition from across the Southeast. The mentary, middle school, high school and post graduate athletes May 1-12 at the Denning Center on Central Avenue. The clinics cc.edu. Education Through Sports baasketball camp July 18-21 at Jim will run from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 4-5:30 p.m. CSCC SUMMER TOURNAMENTS camp will feature full length, stopped-clock games with high is being offered by former Junior College and University coach Smiddy Arena. The camp is free to boys and girls ages 8-15 school officials from the local association. There will be flexible L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of head coaching experi- Fridays. The cost for the clinics are $50 each. For more infor- Cleveland State will host a series of summer baseball tour- and will run from 9 a.m. until noon each day. For more informa- mation, call (423)790-8384 or email naments at Cleveland State Community College in Cleveland, scheduling with the option to play the choice of days and choice ence as well as 30 years experience in junior college, NAIA and tion or to sign up to participate or donate to help sponsor the of games each day. There will also be middle school, junior var- NCAA Division I basketball. For more information, contact [email protected]. Tennessee. June 3, 4; 16-under, enter by May 12. June 9-11; event go online to letscamps.com. AQUA TIGERS SIGN UP 18-under, enter by May 19. June 17, 18; 15-under, enter by sity and varsity divisions. Each team will receive Lee Flames T- Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. BRADLEY FRESHMAN TRYOUTS shirts. Registration is open online at www.leeflamesbasketball- Sign up for the Cleveland Aqua Tigers swim team will be May. June 24, 25; 14-under and 13-under, enter by June 2, Bradley Central will hold tyrouts for the 2017-18 freshman FISHING held April 22 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Tinsley Pool. Swimming 2017. The 15-under and 16-under tournaments will be three camps.com. CLEVELAND BASSMASTERS boys basketball team Thursday, May 25 at Jim Smiddy Arena ROWE SKILLS & DRILLS CAMP equipment suit vendors will be on hand. For more information, games of pool play and championship. The cost for the tourna- from 6:00-7:30 pm for anyone interested in playing for the The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday of each call (423)790-8384 or email [email protected]. ments is $375. The 18-under tournament will be four games of The Marty Rowe Skills and Drills Basketball Camp will be month at South Cleveland United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Bradley Bears. held at Lee University’s Walker Arena June 26-30 from 9 a.m. TENNIS pool play and championship. The cost for this tournament is BRADLEY BOYS BASKETBALL Cleveland Bassmasters includes boaters and non-boaters and $475. The 14-under and 13-under tournaments will be three until 4 p.m. daily (Early drop off, late pick up available, Friday are associated with FLW. The club fishes and holds tournament KAY McDANIEL CLINICS YOUTH CAMP the 1st ends at noon). The individual basketball skills camp for The Kay McDaniel Tennis Clinics will take place at Lee games of pool play and championship. The cost for this tourna- The Bradley Central Boys’ Basketball Youth Camp will be on Chickamauga Lake, Nickajack Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake ment is $300. Tournaments will be played under the Tennessee girls ages 5-15. Cost is $150 and includes camp instruction, Weiss, Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters University from June 5-9. There is no charge for the clinics for held June 5-7 with an 8:30 drop off. Daily sessions will run daily lunch, t-shirts, and prizes ($135 Early Registration – boys and girls ages 6-13. The girls clinics will run from 8-10 a.m. high school rules. For more information, contact Jason Sewell from 9 a.m. until noon. Cost is $50 per person. Makes check are $35 quarterly. Other fees include $35 FLW joining fee, $8 at (423)614-8744 or go to: http://www.cscougars.com/x/v7eag. Before May 15th). Print Registration Online insurance, $20 per year for biggest largemouth or smallmouth The boys clinics will run from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. All skill levels payable to Bradley Boys’ Basketball. For more information con- www.goleeflames.com – Women’s Basketball - Camps. Sibling from beginners up are welcome. Registration is under way and is For the tournament entry form, go to: tact coaches Chuck Clark at [email protected] or bass and $15 for tournament largemouth or smallmouth prize. http://www.cscougars.com/x/gea8o Discounts Available, Contact [email protected] or For more information, contact Dewayne Lowe at (423) 715- online only for the 50 remaining spots. Participants will receive a Patrick Spangler at [email protected] [email protected] or call 423-614-8452 for more information. confirmation email if accepted. For more information, visit CSCC CAMPS BUBBA SMITH CAMP 5772. Cleveland State Baseball Coach Mike Policastro will con- LADY FLAMES ELITE CAMP GOLF www.kaymcdanieltennisclinics.com. Lee men’s basketball coach Bubba Smith will host the The Lady Flames Elite Camp will be held at Lee University’s TURKEY SHOOT duct the following summer Baseball Camps: Youth Skills Skills and Drills Basketball Camp June 12-15 from 9 a.m.-4 GREEN SOCK CLASSIC Camp, June 5-8 for ages 5–12. Camp hours will be 9 a.m.- Walker Arena July 1st from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Advanced Skill RURITAN CLUB TURKEY SHOOT p.m. Basic skill instruction will be the focus through daily drill Instruction and High Level Competition as well as exposure to The 11th Annual Green Sock Classic golf tournament will noon. Campers will participate in group instruction and partici- take place May 7 at Chatata Valley Golf Course. The cost is The Cleveland Ruritan Club will hold a turkey shoot the sec- work. In addition to skill development, competitive and fun numerous college coaches. Upcoming high school sophomores, ond Saturday of each month at 221 Old Kinser Road. The shoot pate in a game each day. The cost for the camp is $80 and games will be played. Regardless of current level of skill, play- $75 per player and includes cart, lunch, drink cart, goody bags, includes a camp T-shirt. Youth Pitcher/Catcher Camp, June juniors and seniors serious about playing college basketball. begins at noon. ers will receive personal attention and instruction. The camp Cost is $100. For more information and to register go to and door prizes There will be closest to the pin and long drive 12-14 from 9:-11:30 a.m., and a Youth Hitting Camp, June will provide the basic skills and drills of basketball to campers contests. For more information, contact Phil Griffin at VOLLEYBALL 19-21 from 9-11:30 a.m. Both camps will be for ages 8 – 16. www.ladyflameselite.com. Contact [email protected] BEARETTE VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS of all ages and skill levels. In addition to mastering the funda- with any questions. [email protected] or call (423)284-8400. The camps will consist of advanced instruction on the funda- mentals, advanced skill development and game simulation will BLUE RAIDER SHOOTOUT Bradley Central volleyball coach Christie McElhaney will mentals of pitching, catching and hitting. The cost for the FLAMES ELITE CAMP hold tryouts for the 2017 team at Jim Smiddy Arena on May 25 be a key component to camp. The cost for the camp is $135 The Lee Flames men’s basketball program will host their The Blue Raider Football Golf Shootout will be held May 13 camp is $60 and includes a camp T-shirt. There is a $5 dis- and includes lunch, T-shirt and camp basketball. There is an at Chatata Valley Golf Club. Lunch will be served at noon with a from noon until 2 p.m. and May 26 from 7:30- 9:30 a.m. count per camp registration if a participant registers for more Elite Camp Aug. 12. The camp is open to rising sophomores, www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017— 21 Blown leads and surprises abound in NHL first round

By STEPHEN WHYNO Nate Schmidt brings an offensive AP Sports Writer spark. But Alex Ovechkin should play more than the 15:08 he did The first week of the NHL post- in the Game 3 OT loss. season has been about as unpre- “That’s on me, to get him in dictable as anyone could imag- the ice time,” Trotz said. “It ine, even in a sport where upsets wasn’t based on play. I thought are the norm, home-ice advan- Ovi was playing terrific. It’s on tage is often meaningless and a me to get him a little more ice hot goaltender can overshadow time, no question.” everything else that’s happening. Perennial Stanley Cup favorite Senators at Bruins, Chicago is down three games to Ottawa leads 2-1 none against Nashville and the (7:30 p.m. ET, USA) NHL-leading Washington Capitals trail Toronto 2-1 in their first- The series everyone seems to round series, but that’s only part be forgetting about has plenty of of the story. Seven of the first 26 late-game drama, including OT games have featured a blown game-winners by Dion Phaneuf lead of two goals or more, 11 and Bobby Ryan for Ottawa. have gone to overtime and win- Boston’s blue line continues to ning goals have come from some deal with injuries, and the of the unlikeliest of sources. Senators’ ability to exploit that “It’s harder to go to bed, I can could be the difference. tell you that — you want to Though center David Krejci is watch the end of the games and back, the statuses of Bruins when they last too long it’s a defensemen Torey Krug, Adam short night,” Ottawa Senators McQuaid, Brandon Carlo and coach Guy Boucher said. I’ve Colin Miller are in doubt. been saying it all year: Just get Senators defenseman Mark in those playoffs. Home ice don’t Borowiecki is considered day to mean a thing. It doesn’t matter day and could play in Game 4. who you play, everybody has a chance against everybody. Wild at Blues, Hockey fans had a long night St. Louis leads 3-0 Monday as all four games went to (9:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN) OT for only the third time in NHL history and first time since 1985, This is one of three possible including the Blackhawks and sweeps along with Anaheim- Capitals blowing two-goal leads Calgary and Nashville-Chicago. to sow more seeds of doubt and There were only four sweeps give the Predators and Maple combined in the first round of Leafs a jolt of confidence. AP photo the past seven playoffs. “Our guys think they’re a good The Wild have a 117-79 advan- hockey team, and they’re playing ChiCAgo BlACkhAwkS goalie Corey Crawford (50) looks up at the scoreboard as Nashville Predators players celebrate a goal by tage in shots on goal, leading all a good hockey team,” Toronto Filip Forsberg in the third period in the first round of the NHL playoffs, in Nashville. The Predators won 3-2 in overtime to take a 3-0 series NHL playoff teams in shot differ- coach Mike Babcock said. “But I lead. ential, and have attempted 228 think you gain respect for your- shots to just 142 for the Blues. self in the process and you start The Capitals were heavy Pittsburgh against Columbus season (2.06 GAA, .931 save per- They’ve won nearly 60 percent of believing that maybe you can do favorites to beat the young Maple looked like a close matchup on centage). Capitals at Maple Leafs, the faceoffs, too, with a 133-89 this.” Leafs, but it hasn’t looked like it paper, but the Blue Jackets Some of the biggest goals Toronto leads 2-1 edge. The Blackhawks’ core has as all three games so far have needed a 5-4 victory Tuesday to around the playoffs so far have (7 p.m. ET, NBCSN) Not only have the Blues suc- three Stanley Cups in the past gone to overtime. avoid the sweep. Goaltender come from surprising players, cessfully screened goaltender seven years and a lot experience “It’s a lot closer match than Sergei Bobrovsky, the favorite to too, from Zack Kassian scoring The Capitals won’t have shut- Devan Dubnyk, but the Wild to lean on. Washington only has people let on,” coach Barry Trotz win the Vezina Trophy, had a two game-winning goals for the down defenseman Karl Alzner, have done little to distract Blues playoff disappointments in the said after losing Game 3 in 3.61 goals-against average and Edmonton Oilers to put them up missing his second consecutive goalie Jake Allen, who has rearview mirror, and panic is Toronto. “It’s not David and .891 save percentage through his 2-1 the San Jose Sharks to game with an upper-body injury, stopped 114 of those 117 shots. starting to set in about another Goliath.” first three games of the playoffs Tanner Glass having a game-win- a significant blow to their depth “They see it, they’re going to early exit. Defending Cup champion after finishing first in the regular ner for the New York Rangers. and penalty killing even though stop it. That’s just the reality. Obama, former players, friends say goodbye to Dan Rooney PITTSBURGH (AP) — Dan into a man who turned a mori- Rooney treated as surrogate Ireland, Wuerl would answer the Rooney dropped off his wife at Rooney’s priorities were always bund franchise into a dynasty; sons and grandsons. In the mid- phone and say “Hello Mr. the hospital, then headed to the clear. Family. Football. Faith. helped refine the vision of the dle sat NFL Commissioner Roger Ambassador.” To which Rooney Steelers’ offices to fire coach Bill Ireland. modern NFL; and attempted to Goodell and his predecessor, would reply “it’s Dan.” Austin. It’s the order they came in for ease regional tensions as U.S. Paul Tagliabue, men who relied No formalities. That simply “Thankfully, that was the last the longtime Pittsburgh Steelers ambassador to Ireland. All the heavily on Rooney’s counsel. wasn’t Rooney’s style. time he had to fire a coach,” Art president and chairman, howev- while remaining the guy from Down in front sat good friend Grandstanding wasn’t his thing. Rooney II, now the team’s presi- er, that occasionally became Pittsburgh’s North Side neigh- and former President Barack When there was a project to be dent, said with a laugh. blurry. Often in the best way borhood simply known as “Dan.” Obama and Secretary of State done, be it a new television con- Rooney hand-picked Austin’s possible. “He was a Pittsburgher,” John Kerry, there to pay tribute tract between the NFL and its successor, Chuck Noll. And over The evidence could be found Cardinal Donald Wuerl said. “He to Rooney’s legacy and offer broadcast partners, building the next decade the team that in the pews at St. Paul’s was the best of us.” comfort to his wife Patricia, son Heinz Field to replace Three couldn’t win anything won Cathedral on Tuesday, a cross To the right in the massive Art II and the rest of what is Rivers Stadium, hashing out a everything. The Steelers cap- section of a singular life that sanctuary sat hundreds of cur- considered the city’s first family. player contract or starting a tured four Super Bowls during a stretched far beyond his native rent and ex-players — from Hall Scattered throughout were scholarship foundation, Rooney six-season stretch from 1974- city, yet never seemed to stray of Famers Joe Greene and friends, well-wishers and preferred to work quietly and 1979, with Rooney working in from its roots. Franco Harris to current stars strangers just off the street who behind the scenes. the background. Meanwhile, the AP photo The 90-minute funeral cele- Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio filled the crowded sanctuary to “You can get anything done if men who played for him became brating Rooney, who died at 84 Brown to alums whose careers say goodbye. you don’t care who gets the legends, men Rooney made it a SteelerS owner Art Rooney last Thursday , offered a glimpse were far more modest — that “He never lost the common credit,” Wuerl said, repeating point to get to know on a per- II arrives with his mother Patricia man touch,” Wuerl said. one of Rooney’s favorite maxims. sonal level regardless of profile, at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Maybe because Rooney never When there was difficult work talent, stature or background. Pittsburgh for the funeral mass considered himself anything to be done, Rooney made sure The proof came in one mem- for his father, Dan Rooney, Titans else, not even as he oversaw the he was the first to get his hands ber of the organization who Tuesday. Steelers’ transformation from dirty, even if the timing was served as a pallbearer. From Page 19 also-rans to champions. Not unfortunate. When Patricia went Ike Taylor grew up in stepped foot in Pittsburgh until even as he joined so many of his into labor with their daughter Louisiana, the black son of a the team selected him in the good to me. He’s putting it stuck in a cast and couldn’t players in the Pro Football Hall Joan in the winter of 1968, single mother. Taylor never fourth round of the 2003 draft. where it should be.” walk around. of Fame in 2000. Not even as he Mariota had a strong second “I was just focused on what I became the first U.S. ambassa- season in the NFL, helping the could do and how I could get dor to visit all 32 counties in Titans go 9-7 . He threw for 26 better every day. Again, I just Ireland, intent on creating unity touchdowns and only nine progressed through as I got out of division. Not even as his interceptions with a 95.6 passer from one step to the next, and it phone buzzed with calls from rating. felt good. You felt like you were power brokers who relied on his For Mariota, this marked the accomplishing things. I’m doing guidance in trying times. first significant injury of his everything in my power to get When Rooney, who made sure Readers will football career. Staying positive healthy, and I’m going to con- morning mass was part of his played a big role in his recovery tinue to do that up till the sea- daily schedule, would check in look to this so far, especially when he was son.” with Wuerl during his time in special publication Vols for family From Page 19 activities and “He’s coaching the younger play- I will go out there and try to do angry.” hot sizzlin’ fun! ers. It gets back to details, my best to do that. I’m not “That’s the reason why I play accountability and toughness. scared to say anything to any- football,” Kelly said. “It’s one of Reserve your John has done a really good job body.” those sports where you can just of accountability not only to That boldness helps explain pretty much let all your anger ad now by himself, but his teammates Kelly’s decision to come to out. That’s really how I just around him. His voice is well Tennessee in the first place, an translate my whole running calling your respected.” unusual move for someone from style.” Jones said after Tuesday’s Detroit. The next step is to improve his Banner Sales practice that Kelly’s status is “I never really was like the guy big-play ability. uncertain for the Orange & who wanted to stay home or do Only five of Kelly’s 98 carries Representative White Game that closes spring this, that or the other,” Kelly last season went for 20-plus practice Saturday. Jones said said. “I just wanted to do some- yards. He had only two rushes of at 472-5041. there’s a possibility Kelly could thing different. On top of that, at least 30 yards - a 34-yard burst April 30, 2017 be held out of the game for pre- the guys here that were in my against South Carolina and a 73- cautionary reasons. recruiting class and who were yard touchdown against Football “We have to get him ready for recruiting me, they were like Championship Subdivision pro- ALSO - Be sure to look a long season ahead in prepar- nobody else at no other place. I gram Tennessee Tech. ing this football team for 2017,” definitely had a bond with these Running backs coach Robert for our Summer Camps pages, Jones said. “We’ll see where he’s guys. I knew there was some- Gillespie has emphasized to at for Saturday and make that thing special here.” Kelly the importance of taking included in this year’s determination later in the week.” As he develops his leadership the right angles, making the Kelly says his leadership traits skills, Kelly also is working to proper cuts and eluding the last Summer Living Section! come naturally. become a better back. remaining defender when he gets “When I feel I have to say He already has shown an abil- in the open field. something, I’m definitely going to ity to bounce off potential tack- “Once he gets that to add to Deadline: APRIL 24, 2017 say it,” Kelly said. “When I’ve got lers and get extra yards. his tough running ability,” to show some of the younger Teammates complimented his Gillespie said, “he has a chance Publishes: APRIL 30, 2017 guys how things are supposed to tenacity last season by talking to be one of the best backs in be done, or even the older guys, about how he liked to “run the league.” 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com 0. 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Removing and dis- Cleveland Tn 37311. also available. etc. Professional service, affordable right to revise or reject, at his option, posing of garbage along with other We use a color- coded prices. honest, dependable, friendly any advertisement he deems objec- OuTSTanding denTal office gaRden Tilling- i have a small general cleaning tasks as as- looking to expand the administrative cleaning system to eliminate service. 16 years in the business. tionable either in subject or phrase- signed. cross contamination. tractor with tiller and loader. i till your 423-593-9634 ology or which he may deem detri- team. We are looking for someone garden or entire yard $50 per hour. mental to his business. deadline for who is a team player, self- moti- $50 minimum. 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Call Tn division of consumer lEgAl PUBlICATION lEgAl PUBlICATION highway, Cleveland. affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- in The Juvenile COuRT OF BRadley NOTICE Of SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE S SAlE eral Trade Commission at (877) COunTy, TenneSSee in Re: Jayden alex- or fax to 423-476-1046 andeR elkinS, d.o.b. 12/16/2002; CaRl e. include the following information: exPeRienCed CaRegiveRS and FTC-helP for free information. Or BanneR, JR. and CaSey TaiOna BanneR, WheReaS, default has occurred in the performance of the visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov Petitioners, vs. Ty BaSkinS and, ineZ Sue • name with address Cnas who are available to work covenants, terms and conditions of a deed of Trust dated & phone number 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. Please apply elkinS, Respondents., no. J-16-349 lOOking FOR a hair stylist and ORdeR FOR SeRviCe By PuBliCaTiOn June 21, 2010, executed by Bennie R. ROgeRS, edna • Person to contact if a business in person at 60 25th Street nW #3, massage therapist or aesthetician. in Cleveland. Monday- Friday from upon Motion of the Petitioners, and acknow- • Requested start date Booth rental $100 a week. Move in ledgement by the biological mother, inez Sue ROgeRS, MaRSha a. ROgeRS, leah ThOMaSOn, & classification 11am-4pm. elkins, in this cause, that Respondent, Ty special. First week free. Baskins’ last known place of residence was in neal ThOMaSOn, conveying certain real property therein • We will contact you for prepay- *$100,000 PluS* ecowater of Chat- 423-472-4007 or 423-284-0510. Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee and his described to JOSePh B. PiTT, JR., as Trustee, as same ap- ment. We accept visa, Mastercard, tanooga has a career opening in wa- current whereabouts are unknown so that ordi- PROCeSS MediCal claims from nary process cannot be served upon the Re- pears of record in the Register's Office of Polk County, Ten- discover, and american express ter treatment sales. Candidate must • if you are a billing customer, home? Chances are you won’t make spondent, the Court finds that Petitioners may nessee recorded July 8, 2010, in deed Book Td411, Page have had in home sales experience, any money. Find out how to spot a proceed with service of process upon Respon- please confirm your current billing such as insurance, home improve- dent by publication in the Cleveland daily Banner 373-384; and WheReaS, the beneficial interest of said deed address. medical billing scam. Call the Fed- which is the newspaper of general circulation. it ment, etc. We will train how to mar- eral Trade Commission, is, therefore, ORdeRed that publication is ap- of Trust was last transferred and assigned to nationstar Mort- ket water treatment equipment if you 1-877-FTC-helP. propriate, and Respondent, Ty Baskins, shall be gage llC d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company who is now Deadline for ads: have the right personality for sales. served with notice of the aforesaid Petitioner for 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad a message from Custody filed against him in this cause by publi- the owner of said debt; andWheReaS, the undersigned,Ru- Salary plus commission plus car al- Cleveland daily Banner and the cation of the following notice in the Cleveland 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad lowance and insurance benefits. Call daily Banner for four (4) consecutive weeks as bin lublin Tn, PllC, having been appointed as Substitute 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad Federal Trade Commission. Or visit dean, 1-865-970-2225 or email our Web site at www.ftc.gov required by law. Trustee by instrument to be filed for record in the Register's 2pm Thursday for Friday ad resume to: To the above named defendant, Ty Baskins: 11am Friday for Sunday ad [email protected] you are hereby summoned and required to serve Office of Polk County, Tennessee. nOW, TheReFORe, no- 4pm Friday for Monday ad 34. money To lend upon h. FRanklin ChanCey, Petitioners’ at- tice is hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been torney, whose address is 121 Broad Street SW, CaRegiveR needed for elder in need Ca$h fast but can’t get a P.O. Box 42, Cleveland, Tennessee 37364-0042, declared due and payable, and that the undersigned, Rubin For Personal assistance home care. Flexible hours with com- loan? don’t pay for the promise of a an answer to the Petition for Custody filed with lublin Tn, PllC, as Substitute Trustee or his duly appointed Call 423-472-5041 petitive pay. Call Misty loan. Call the Federal Trade Com- the above-referenced Court, or the same will be taken as confessed, and Petitioners will apply for agent, by virtue of the power, duty and authority vested and 423-715-1887 for more information mission at 1-877-FTC-helP to learn judgment against you by default for the relief de- Cleveland daily BanneR between 9am-7pm. how to spot advance-fee loan manded in the Petition. a copy of the Petition imposed upon said Substitute Trustee will, on May 11, 2017 Classified Department scams. a message from Cleveland can be obtained from the Clerk of the Juvenile Cdl- a drivers: new pay package Court of Bradley County, Tennessee or from Pe- at 01:00 PM at the West entrance of the Polk County Court- daily Banner and the FTC. Or visit just released! now hiring local po- titioners’ attorney. house, located in Benton, Tennessee, proceed to sell at pub- our Web site at www.ftc.gov This notice will be published in the Cleveland ***SPECIAl BONUS*** sitions! Monday- Friday, day shift lic outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash or certified out of Chattanooga. local pickup/ daily Banner for four (4) consecutive weeks. All Ads Are Published On Our 40. general Services Offered enTeR this 13th day of aPRil, 2017. funds Only, the following described property situated in Polk Website At No Additional Cost! delivery. great pay and benefits. 2 years experience required. Call Call FOR all lawn service and gen- kurt Benson, Judge County, Tennessee, to wit:land SiTuaTed in The eral maintenance needs. Contact aPPROved By: ChanCey, kanavOS, lOve today! 888-543-6480 & PainTeR By: h. FRanklin ChanCey, COunTy OF POlk in The STaTe OF TnBeginning aT Charles 423-505-2383. (BPR#013187),attorney for Plaintiffs, P.O. Box SChOlaRShiPS guaRanTeed or 42, Cleveland, Tennessee 37364-0042; a POinT lOCaTed aT The SOuTheaSTeRn MOST your money back! Beware of schol- Cleveland CiTy Schools is now hiring Bus Monitors who wish to be- CaPTuRe yOuR memories with (423)479-9186 CORneR OF ThaT TRaCT aS ShOWn By PlaT BOOk arship “guarantees.” Before you pay genorkus Photography. Special date signed: 4/13/17 12, Page 99,Said POinT Being The nORThWeSTeRn- for a search service, get the refund come Bus drivers. Must have a clean driving record. in- house train- events, custom photography por- CeRTiFiCaTe OF SeRviCe policy in writing. Call the Federal The undersigned hereby certifies that a true and MOST CORneR OF landS OF ROnnie leWiS, aS COn- ing for qualified applicants. apply at traits, weddings, music and bands, Trade Commission at senior, agricultural, commercial, exact copy of this Order has been attached and veyed in deed BOOk 108, Page130 and The nORTh- 1-877-FTC-helP to learn how to Cleveland City Schools Maintenance served by legal Publication in the Cleveland and Transportation, 4300 Mouse performances, and the newest daily Banner in Cleveland, Bradley County, Ten- eaSTeRnMOST CORneR OF landS OF SandRa avoid scholarship scams. a mes- thing. live Portrait! Contact nessee and inez Sue elkins, 3671 Sandy Shore leWiS, aS COnveyed in deed BOOk 214, Page 145; sage from Cleveland daily Banner Creek Road, nW, Cleveland, Ten- drive, lenoir City, Tn 3772 by united States Mail nessee, Monday- Friday 7:30am to george at: and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at [email protected] with sufficient postage to reach its destination. andFROM Said POinT OF Beginning and Running www.ftc.gov 5pm. e O e h. FRanklin ChanCey WiTh and alOng a FenCe line MeandeRing alOng to schedule yours today. april 19, 26; May 3, 10, 2017 Cleveland ROOFing Co, inc. is The PROPeRTy line,nORTh 66 deg. 05 Min. 11 SeC. 5. lost And found looking for Roofers and laborers. a WeST, 529.00 FeeT TO a POinT; Said POinT Being The lOST yOuR pet? Check daily at the drivers license is a plus. Must be lEgAl PUBlICATION able to pass a drug test. hourly pay SOuThWeSTeRnMOST CORneR OF TheheRein COn- Cleveland animal Shelter, 360 hill Notice veyed TRaCT; ThenCe nORTh 08 deg. 37 Min. 58 Street. is based on experience. Must apply in person at 307 industrial Way SW, Public notice: SeC. eaST, 669.84 FeeT TO a POinT; Said POinT Be- lOST CaT from The Magnolia Sub- Cleveland, Tn 37311. nO CallS aPPliCanT: Mac’s Convenience Stores, llC, addReSS: ing ThenORThWeSTeRnMOST CORneR OF The division off Freewill Road. long hair PleaSe. Map # 45 d-B, Parcel # 13, highway 411 n. Benton, Tn. heRein COnveyed TRaCT and Said POinT Being himalayan/ Maine Coon mix with dRiveRS Cdl- a: great pay and 37307. On 04-13-17 filed an application to the Benton City The SOuThWeSTeRnMOST CORneR OFlandS OF blue eyes. if found please call benefits! Weekly, direct deposit! Beer Board for a license to sell beer at the above location: 423-718-2211 or 423-715-0507. Re- great miles! late model equip- JOhn ROgeRS, aS COnveyed in deed BOOk 171, ward. TO Be knOWn aS: Circle k Stores, inc. This application is Page 202; ThenCe SOuTh 79 deg. 30 Min. 00 SeC. ment! 1 year experience. Teams for off premises sales. Business formerly known as: Circle k 6. Auctions welcome!! 855-348-3699 eaST, 418.00FeeT TO a POinT; Said POinT Being The Stores, inc. 6254 hwy 411 n. Benton, Tn. 37307. The Ben- SOuTheaSTeRnMOST CORneR OF The aFOReMen- 125 BelCheR Road. Sweetwater, eaRn ThOuSand$ from home. Be ton City Beer Board will meet on april 24th, 2017 at 4:30 p.m. Tennessee. Saturday 11:00 a.M. TiOned landS OF JOhn ROgeRS, TheSOuThWeST- careful of work-at-home schemes. to consider the application at the Benton Municipal Building eRnMOST CORneR OF landS OF PReSSWOOd/lOng, april 22, 2017. estate auction. Cash hidden costs can add up, and re- in Benton, Tn. only. Credit cards accepted. Pay- quirements may be unrealistic. aS COnveyed in deed BOOk 205, Page 232, The- ment due at auctions end. every- learn how to avoid work-at-home april 19, 2017 nORTheaSTeRnMOST CORneR OFThe heRein COn- thing must go! Rain or shine! an- scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- veyed TRaCT and Said POinT Being The nORTh- tique furniture. antique silver. an- mission. 1-877-FTC-helP. a mes- lEgAl PUBlICATION tiques. Prints. Call Tommy at sage from Cleveland daily Banner TRUSTEE'S NOTICE Of SAlE WeSTeRnMOST CORneR OFlandS PReviOuSly COn- 423-381-1050. and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at veyed TO Billy BalileS, in deed BOOk 245, Page www.ftc.gov Of REAl ESTATE AND 7. Personals AffIXED mANUfACTURED HOmE 312; ThenCe WiTh and alOng The WeSTeRn- MOSTline OF The aFOReMenTiOned landS OF Bali- al-anOn OFFeRS help for families elliOTT'S CuRRenTly has open- of alcoholics. For meeting informa- ings for full time retail sales associ- leS, SOuTh 02 deg. 00 Min. 00 SeC., WeST, 801.00 ates. Candidates must be strong anThOny R. STeele, Trustee of a deed of Trust executed tion call 423-284-1612. on October 21, 2011, by MiChael d. BaRBeR, unmarried, FeeT TO a POinT; Said POinTBeing The POinT OF Be- customer oriented professionals with ginning FOR The heRein COnveyed TRaCT; Said dOMeSTiC viOlenCe support previous retail experience. Qualified which appears of record in the Register’s Office of Polk group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- applicants must be highly energetic County, Tennessee, at Book Td426, Page 360 (“deed of TRaCT COnTaining 7.72 aCReS, MORe OR leSS; days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or individuals with an extremely outgo- Trust”) will sell the property described below for cash at a SaidTRaCT Being all OFThaT PROPeRTy aS ShOWn 25 for location. ing personality. Prospects must be On PlaT BOOk 12, Page 99, in The RegiSTeR`S OF- motivated and capable of working foreclosure sale requested by the current holder of the deed iF yOu want to drink that's your closely with their team as well as in- of Trust and underlying indebtedness, vanderbilt Mortgage FiCe OF POlk COunTy,TenneSSee (ROPCT). all aS business…if you want to quit, call al- dividually. $10.50 hourly plus com- and Finance, inc. Pursuant to T.C.a. §47-9-604 this sale ShOWn By SuRvey OF ChaRleS R. BROWn, TenneS- coholics anonymous. Call 499-6003. mission with benefits. no phone shall also include the affixed manufactured home described See liCenSe nO. 1552, daTed 30 June 2008.alSO calls please. email resumes to: as one (1) 2012 CMh Manufactured home bearing Serial 14. Want To Buy [email protected]. COnveyed heReWiTh iS a 25-FOOT Wide dRiveWay number CWP021374TnaB. eaSeMenT in and TO all OF ThaT PROPeRTy aS If you are searching for a product exPeRienCed SeRveRS needed. ShOWn aS ThedRiveWay eaSeMenT On PlaT BOOk or service and do not want to use Must be dependable, willing to work, loads of time searching everywhere, neat, friendly, drug free. apply Sale date and location: May 11, 2017, at 1:00 p.m. at the 12, Page 99, ROPCT. Said dRiveWay eaSeMenT TO WHY NOT Advertise your need un- huddle house- Ocoee. front door of the Courthouse in Benton, Polk Tennessee. Be JOinTly uSed and JOinTlyMainTained By The der the heading: 014 WanT TO gRanTeeS heRein, JOhn ROgeRS, WhO WaS COn- Buy in The Cleveland daily Full TiMe medical assistant Property description: abbreviated description per TCa BanneR!! needed for large family practice in veyed ThaT PROPeRTy in deed BOOk 220, Page Cleveland. looking for a cheerful in- 35-5-104(a)(2) is the property referenced and described fully 198and Bennie ROgeRS, WhO WaS COnveyed ThaT 15. Yard Sales dividual who is a team player! Re- at Book Wd272, Page 493, and commonly known as 1510 PROPeRTy in deed BOOk 79, Page 163, ROPCT. all 118 WOOdS Trail ne, Benwood sponsibilities include greeting pa- Stansbury Mountain Rd, Turtletown, Polk County, Tn 37391. tients and obtaining vitals, injections OF The uSeRS OF SaiddRiveWay eaSeMenT Shall Subdivision. **Moving Sale** Satur- Be JOinTly ReSPOnSiBle FOR The uPkeeP and day, april 22, 8am-? etc. Monday- Friday. email resume Property address: 1510 Stansbury Mountain Rd, Turtletown, to: [email protected] MainTenanCe OF Said dRiveWay eaSeMenT inPRO- 950 MCCluRe Moving Sale. Friday Polk County, Tn 37391. Full TiMe/ part time cleaning posi- Tax Map identification no.: 094-038.17 (however, the prop- PORTiOn TO TheiR uSe TheReOF.PROPeRTy ad- 4pm-8pm. Saturday 8am-2pm. Fur- tions available in the evenings. niture, sports equipment, household erty description shall control in the event of any inconsisten- dReSS: The street address of the property is believed to be Please call 423-472-7055 to fill out 229 MaynOR SPRingS ln, BenTOn, Tn 37307. in the items, kids clothes. an application. cies between the description and address or tax identification number). event of any discrepancy between this street address and the 18. Articles for Sale h v a C installer needed, excellent legal description of the property, the legal description shall FOR Sale- leather loveseat. Cen- pay with benefits, Residential & control. CuRRenT OWneR(S): Bennie R. ROgeRS, ter Console Recliners. 1 year old. Commercial Systems. Charleston Parties interested: arike logan (Book Td426, 426). Tn. Call 8am-5pm, 423-336-5958. edna ROgeRS, MaRSha a. ROgeRS, leah ThOMa- Phone: 423-650-1910. SOn, neal ThOMaSOnOTheR inTeReSTed PaRTieS: hiRing MainTenanCe TeCh/ all sales of Property, both real and personal, are "aS iS" and gRandFaTheR ClOCk howard gROundSkeePeR "WheRe iS" without representation or warranty as to mer- Secretary Of housing and urban developmentThe sale of Miller, old maple color, Westminster the above-described property shall be subject to all matters chimes, hour strike, modern german chantability or fitness for a particular purpose or of any kind, apartment Community. Full Time. except as to title and authority to convey. shown on any recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; any restrictive weight- driven movement. experience Required. Please email 423-790-7089. Resumes To: The sale of the described property is subject to all matters covenants, easements or set-back lines that may be applica- [email protected] shown on any recorded plan; any unpaid taxes, any restric- ble; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority lOSe 30 lbs. in 30 days! Medical tive covenants, easements, set-back lines, prior liens, en- created by a fixture filing; and to any matter that an accurate doctors say the only way to lose laRge FaMily practice in search weight is to eat less and exercise of friendly, organized, individual who cumbrances, if any, and any other priority as may appear in survey of the premises might disclose. This property is being more. learn how to avoid works well in fast pace environment the public records. Title to the manufactured home may be sold with the express reservation that it is subject to confir- weight-loss scams. Call the Federal and is efficient at multi- tasking. Job transferred by Bill of Sale or Certificate of Title, as the case Trade Commission at mation by the lender or Substitute Trustee. This sale may be responsibilities include but not lim- may require. rescinded at any time. The right is reserved to adjourn the 1-877-FTC-helP. a message from ited to scheduling appointments for The right is preserved to adjourn the day of the sale to an- Cleveland daily Banner and the patients, insurance referrals, prior day of the sale to another day, time, and place certain with- FTC. Or visit our Web site at authorizations, and pre-certifications. other day, time and place certain without further publication, out further publication, upon announcement at the time and www.ftc.gov Monday- Friday 8am-5pm. Please upon announcement at the time and place for the sale set place for the sale set forth above. all right and equity of re- email resume to: forth above. 19. Estate Sales [email protected] demption, statutory or otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly waived in said deed of Trust, and the title is be- eSTaTe SaleS by linda Thursday The PuRPOSe OF ThiS COMMuniCaTiOn iS TO COl- and Friday 9am-5pm. north Ocoee lOCal COMPany hiring O T R lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey Street and 18th Street, follow signs. drivers Class a Cdl. 2 years mini- leCT The deBT and any inFORMaTiOn OBTained aS mum experience with good record. a ReSulT Will Be uSed FOR ThaT exPReSS PuR- only as Substitute Trustee. The Property is sold as is, where Please do not block neighbors drive- is, without representations or warranties of any kind, includ- ways. This is a small moving estate 423-595-8922. POSe Only. ThiS COMMuniCaTiOn iS FROM a deBT sale, but very nice items. yamaha ManuFaCTuRing JOBS- Full/ Part COlleCTOR. ing fitness for a particular use or purpose.ThiS laW FiRM iS guitar, beautiful dining table and 12 Time. new 2017 pay rates! Produc- aTTeMPTing TO COlleCT a deBT. any inFORMaTiOn chairs, small wicker table and chairs, tion bonus/ overtime potential. ap- This the 10th day of april, 2017. OBTained Will Be uSed FOR ThaT PuRPOSe.Rubin pair of very nice twin beds, washer ply: 525 industrial drive, Cleveland. and dryer, pair of oriental end tables, anthony R. Steele, Trustee lublin Tn, PllC, Substitute Trustee119 S. Main Street, Suite primitive small drop leaf table, foyer MaSTeR BaRBeR/ Stylist, full time. Winchester, Sellers, Foster & Steele, P.C. 500Memphis, Tn 38103 www.rubinlublin.com/property-list- cabinet and mirror, nice room di- Seeking motivated barber/ stylist to P. O. Box 2428 ings.php Tel: (877) 813-0992Fax: (404) 601-5846 ad vider, nice kitchen table with 4 join our small, but elite team. good knoxville, Tn 37901 #114608 chairs, nice china, kitchen items, lin- people skills. 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46. Storage Space For Rent 49. Apartments For Rent 49. Apartments For Rent 56. Houses For Sale 72. Cars For Sale TEMPSAFE STORAGE $475: 2 bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, HOUSE FOR Sale By Owner. 2449 LLOYD'S USED CARS Climate Controlled tile and laminate flooring. SPRINGBROOK APARTMENTS is Ella Drive SE, Cleveland. 4 bed- 423-476-5681 & Outside Units $550: 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath town- now taking applications for 2 and 3 rooms, 2 baths. Split level. Screened 5526 Waterlevel Highway Downtown Location house, new paint, tile and new car- bedroom income based housing. in back porch. Sunroom. Fenced in Cleveland, TN L OOKING F OR & Georgetown Road pet. Call 423-472-0127. Or apply online back yard. Shown by appointment. www.lloydsusedcars.com 614-4111 All above in NW Cleveland. Move in at www.springbrookcleveland.com $130,000. 423-478-0024/ Come by, make an offer, cash talks. special 1/2 off first months' rent. TDD #9015441751. 423-599-2368. 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer, 2007 A N A FFORDABLE 47. Business Property For $450: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath includes all Chevy Colorado x Cab with 4 doors, Rent utilities, new paint, vinyl flooring. HOUSE FOR sale by owner. 3 bed- 2010 Nissan Versa, 2007 Ford Es- $395: Large 1 bedroom, 1 bath, room, 2 bath, Ross-Yates school cape, 2005 Pontiac Montana Van, P LACE T O L IVE 1200 SqUARE foot shop or ware- hardwood floors, water included. zone. 131 Winding Creek Circle. 2004 Honda Accord, 2001 Ford house space. Corner of Benton Pike $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, $149,900. 423-331-9213 Ranger King Cab with 4 doors. Are You 62 Years or Older? and Powerline Drive. Across from tile/ wood floors, washer/ dryer hook- new Whirlpool plant. $325 monthly. HOUSE FOR Sale By Owner. 3 bed- ups, water included. room, 2 bath, full brick, 1600 square 423-310-2205. $550: 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath town- USE BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS! feet. 1306 Parker Avenue SW. 0.29 THEY GET RESULTS! 472-5041 • Conveniently Located house, new paint, security gate, wa- lot size. $100,000. No Agents OFFICE/ RETAIL- Star Vue Square ter included, no smoking/ pets. ! • Activities Provided 7,000 square feet, $4,000 monthly. Please. Call 423-902-4239 or PROVISION REAL ESTATE AND 423-339-5660. Owner/ Agent 423-987-9232. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC TOWNHOUSE- 2 bedroom, 1.5 423-693-0301 bath, Washer/ Dryer hookups. Appli- 48. Office Space For Rent ances included. $625 a month. $625 63. Motorcycles And Bikes North Cleveland 1 BEDROOM apartment, Dalton deposit. One year lease required. No 1510 STUART Road - Suites rang- Pike area. Utilities paid. No pets. pets. SELECT REALTY PROFES- Towers ing from 150 to 2,000 square feet. $170 week, $300 deposit. 653-4862. SIONALS. 559-5590. Ask for Kara or Competitive pricing. Rent includes 423-762-5933. utility, boardroom, breakroom. 2900 VILLA Drive #5. 2 bedroom Call (423) 479-9639 423-476-3261. apartment. If you are looking for a UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom apart- 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 nice place to live. Water and sewer ment. Located in very safe, quiet 49. Apartments For Rent furnished. Lawn care provided. New and peaceful area near Larry Hill ACCEPTING carpet in living room and hall. $600 a $525: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, laminate/ Ford Dealership. Apartment has re- YAMAHA SILVERADO 1700cc. vinyl flooring, new paint, includes all month. $300 deposit. Call frigerator, stove, free electricity, free APARTMENTS & 423-479-1810 or 423-715-0140. 2012 one owner. 1,700 miles. Knee APPLICATIONS utilities up to $100. water. $550 monthly, $200 deposit. and Back issues require selling. 1BDRM - Utilities Included 6 month lease. No pets. No smoking HOMES FOR RENT $400: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, 3145 20TH Street NE. 2 bedroom, $8,500. 423-650-6027. In Rent $550.00 tile flooring. 1.5 bath townhouse. 1,000 square anywhere on property. 423-476-5518 EFFICIENCY APTS. - Both 1/2 off 1st months rent. feet, Mayfield school zone. $650. 423-304-2973. 68. Sport utility Vehicles Online Rental Payment Available PROVISION REAL ESTATE AND Call or text 423-618-0823 Utilities Included PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC 50. Mobile Homes For Rent ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” Rent Based On Income. BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE www.bender-realty.com 423-693-0301. APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. *Income Restrictions Apply $525: 2 Bedroom, 2 bath. or come by office North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or

EQUAL HOUSING Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances $550: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 425 25th Street OPPORTUNITY employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. All units include: New paint, vinyl flooring, and water. PROVISION CLEVELAND SUMMIT Apartments REAL ESTATE AND PROPERTY Rent is based on income for persons MANAGEMENT, LLC 423-693-0301. 2015 FORD Escape SE Loaded, 62 or older, handicapped or dis- Spoiler, SYNC Stock# C16374A abled. We have immediate open- COLLEGETOWN MOBILE ES- $16,999 423-244-0044 ings. Equal Housing Opportunity 44 TATES: Two bedrooms nice and Inman Street 479-3005 clean. 472–6555. 69. Trucks For Sale PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- LUxURY TOWNHOMES: $755 and 52. Sleeping Rooms tate advertised in this newspaper is up monthly, 2 bedrooms, 1.5/ 2.5 subject to the Federal Fair Housing baths. Gas heat, gas fireplaces. $149 PLuS tax weekly special, 1 Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- Near mall, YMCA and Lee Univer- person with ad, HBO/ ESPN. man Rights Act which makes it ille- sity. Call for details. 423-595-1943 423-728–4551. gal to advertise "any preference, woodridgecleveland.com limitation or discrimination based on BREEzEWAYExTENDEDSTAY.COM race, color, religion, sex, or national NICE 2 bedroom in Cleveland. WEEKLY rate paid in advance, aver- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- Ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. 2015 NISSAN Frontier Crew Cab, tention to make any such prefer- frigerator, blinds, water and sewer 423-584-6505. V6, 4x4 Stock#P10391A $24,999 ence, limitation or discrimination." furnished. No pets, no smoking. Call 423-244-0044 This newspaper will not knowingly for information between 9am-6pm 53. Houses For Rent 423-479-5570. accept any advertising for real estate $995: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, double 72. Cars For Sale which is in violation of the law. Our carport, Blue Springs area. PROVI- readers are informed that all dwell- NEED TO BUY, SELL, TRADE OR SION REAL ESTATE AND PROP- ings advertised in this newspaper RENT? USE CLASSIFIED ADS. ERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC 2008 CHEVROLET are available on an equal opportu- THEY WORK! CLEVELAND DAILY 423-693-0301. Trailblazer LT nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- BANNER, 472-5041. 4WD, Silver $7,950 nity, M/F. 2007 Jeep Liberty Sport JOB FAIR 4WD, Red $5,950 2005 Chevrolet THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2017 Silverado Truck Reg. Cab. 2WD, White. $7,250 9 AM-11 AM • 2 PM-4 PM 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer LTZ PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- 4WD, Silver $4,950 tate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing 2000 Lexus RX-300 Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- All WD, Gold and Tan $6,950 man Rights Act which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, Come by and see our selection at OUR ETON FACILITY IS GROWING! limitation or discrimination based on 607 Georgetown Road. Cleveland, race, color, religion, sex, or national TN 37311. Immediate Openings Available origin, handicap/ disability or an in- tention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." HERBERT BENTON 153 REFRESHMENT LANE SW Jobs Available No Of Vacancies This newspaper will not knowingly uSED CARS, INC. accept any advertising for real estate CLEVELAND, TN Shift Supervisor 1 which is in violation of the law. Our 607 Georgetown Rd. Tufting Machine Operators 10 readers are informed that all dwell- Cleveland, TN 37311 Warper Operators 2 ings advertised in this newspaper 423-472-1546 are available on an equal opportu- 423-472-6594 Tufting Mechanics 2 nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- B R A D L E Y C O U N T Y Lift Truck Operators 3 nity, M/F. Menders 5 56. Houses For Sale MISDEMEANOR PROBATION AGENT/ OWNER: Three homes ***Competitive Wages***Excellent Benefits***Various Shifts*** from $99,900 to $159,900. 3 to 4 Seeking a full-time Probation Officer to supervise bedrooms, 1 to 2 baths, SW or NE. misdemeanor cases for Bradley County, TN. Applicants should Due to an increase in business volume, the Eton facility is going Owner financing or lease- with- options. STONY BROOKS REALTY possess a Bachelor Degree in a related field of study or the to 12-hour shifts (7pm-7am) and The Dixie Group is currently 423-479-4514. searching for qualified candidates to fill the above listed equivalent in experience in a similar capacity (paralegal, ATTENTION 1ST TIME 2011 SMART Fortwo Coupe, Bucket positions. HOME BuYERS Seats, Knee Airbags, AM/ FM/ CD psychology, social work, criminal justice, pre-law, etc.). Stock# 8027A $6,500 423-244-0044 Excellent verbal and written skills, computer literate, and ability To be considered, qualified candidates must possess a high A GREAT NEW PROGRAM THAT WILL COVER YOuR to work in a fast paced environment both in the office and the school diploma or equivalent, be team oriented and have an DOWN PAYMENT AND courtroom. excellent safety record. LLC/Cut Pile experience preferred. CLOSING COST The Dixie Group, Inc., is a leader in the high-end residential, CALL ME TODAY! Applications will be accepted through April 28, 2017 along commercial, and custom rug floorcovering markets. Our HERB LACY with a current resume and references in the Bradley County company offers an excellent benefits package that includes a 423-593-1508 AFFILIATE BROKER 2012 DODGE Charger SxT Loaded, Human Resources Office 155 Broad Street Basement Level comprehensive medical and dental program offered through Heated Seats, SIRIUS Stock# Courthouse Annex Cleveland, TN 37311. Applications/resumes’ BlueCross BlueShield, a prescription drug card, vision care 7918A $15,700 423-244-0044 plan, disability and life insurance plans paid by the company, an CENTuRY 21 may be emailed to: [email protected]. Office 1ST CHOICE REALTORS ACURA 3.5 RL 2002 sedan. 6-cylin- excellent 401(k) retirement plan with numerous investment der. Black with black interior. Front/ Hours are Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-4:30, Friday 8:30-5:00. options with match, eight (8) paid holidays and an education and rear air conditioning. New battery. 2075 OCOEE ST Bose sound system. Original owner. training assistance program to list a few. CLEVELAND, TN 37311 Good condition. $4,990. Sun roof, D R U G F R E E W O R K P L A C E 478-2332 power windows. Leather interior. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER We are accepting applications between the hours of 8:00 a.m. [email protected] 101,200 mileage. Call 472-0388, 244-8022. and 4:00 p.m. in the Human Resources Department. FOR SALE By Owner. Beautiful all Applications must be completed in person. We are located at brick home in Mallard Cove. 3 Bed- 3641 Hwy 411 North, Eton, Georgia 30724. No phone calls room, 2.5 bath. Detached garage, tornado shelter, privacy fence, solar please. panels (no electricity bills). Recent roof, gutters, heat pump, water EOE/AA/D/M/V heater, newly remodeled bath and kitchen. Great condition. 329k. 423-716-0247.

Our Decatur, TN Manufacturing Facility is growing and we are expanding NOW our operations in the Reclamation Facility and looking to add up to 25 manufacturing positions.

Positions available: HIRING Material Handlers: $13.00-$16.00 based on skills and experience. Operating mobile equipment, forklifts and overhead hoists to load and CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE, EXIT 20 unload equipment, performing basic electrical testing on equipment and equipment disassembly. If you are looking for a stable long term career we have an immediate opportunity for permanent positions with advancement Machine Operators: $14.00-$17.00 based on skills and experience. opportunities available. Operating hydraulic equipment and cutting tools to shear and separate metals and materials. Pay incentive is here! Earn up to $25 per hour! Maintenance: $20.00-$31.00 based on skills and experience. Multi-Craft Work and life balance with up to 150 days off a year. Off every Technicians with mechanical, electrical and fabrication skills to keep the other weekend. facility operating safely and efficiently. 3-5 years experience in a manufacturing environment performing facility maintenance preferred.

Benefits include paid vacations and holidays: Life, Health, 2nd Shift Hours Of Operations: 2:00 pm -10:30 pm. Shift incentive is Dental and Vision insurance 401(k), Cash Balance Retirement Plan, $0.75 per hour on top of base wage. Direct Pay of Deposit option. Apply on-line at www.solomoncorp.com We are an Equal Opportunity Employer Apply in person at Solomon Corporation Interested Applicants Should Apply in Person at: 201 Polymer Drive • Decatur, TN 37322 153 Refreshment LN SW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Please contact Dana Allen for more information at 888-949-2666, Ext 415 423-614-1013 Background check and drug screening (UA) required as part of our pre- Apply for hourly distribution center opportunities. employment process. EOE 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 19, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com 509048_GO_INT_81277_2016_Smithfield_FreshPork_Strack_Prime_R2_m_OL.pdf 1 2/22/17 3:05 PM

SAVE $ 69 $110 1 lb. Lb. Boston Butt Pork Roast All Natural Prime

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$ 99 ¢ lb. lb. 3 SAVE 59 SAVE $ Lb. $ Sliced to Order 2 New Crop! 1 Honey Vidalia Ham Sweet Onions

SAVE SAVE SAVE $576 $140 $158 Mayfield ON 4 ON 2 Ice Cream Bars Sweet Baby Ray’s Bush’s Best Grillin’ or Sandwiches Barbecue Sauce ¢ or Baked Beans Selected Varieties 4$ Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 2$ for 6 Pk. 5 18 Oz. 99 22-28 Oz. for 3

SAVE SAVE up to SAVE UP TO $ 38 $ 98 $378 1 2 ON 2 ON 2 ON 2 LET’S GET SOCIAL! Wish-Bone Follow us on your favorite social media sites Vlasic Pickles Best Choice Salad Dressing Selected Varieties 2$ 2$ Selected Varieties 2$ for Ketchup for for 16-24 Oz. 3 38 Oz. 3 12-16 Oz. 4 3400 KEITH STREET • CLEVELAND, TN 37312 • (423) 472-5034 • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 7:00AM TO 11:00PM Visit us online at cookeshometowngrocer.com PRINTED ON RECYCLED MATERIAL. © 2016 COOKE’S FOOD STORES, LLC WE ACCEPT WIC AND EBT. SALE EFFECTIVE DATES: S1_COOKE_PAGE1_041917 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERRORS. April 19 -April 25, 2017 PRODUCE SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

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SINCE 1936 SAVE Fresh $2 SINCE 1936 Strawberries $ 99 lb. 1 Cleveland’s One cup of sliced strawberries provides 163% of your daily dose of vitamin C (more than a whole orange) and 12% Daily Value (DV) of fiber. ProduceBest Store berries whole in the refrigerator so they retain the most vitamins. FOUR YEARS IN A ROW Berry Blowout!! $ 99 ¢ ea. ea. 3 69 Sweet $ 99 SAVE Seedless SAVE Tasty ea. $ Watermelons $ Mangoes SAVE 1 2 Ea. 1 Ea. $ 6 Oz. 1 Ea. Blackberries

$ 49 ea. $ 99 ¢ SAVE 3 $ 50 ea. lb. 1 Ea. 6 Oz. 2 69 Raspberries SAVE Gala SAVE $ Apples ¢ 2 Ea. 70 Lb. 3 Lb. Roma Tomatoes $ 99 ea. SAVE 2 $ 2 Ea. 6 Oz. Blueberries $ 69 $ 99 1 ea. 2 ea. SAVE Dole Classic SAVE Best Choice $ 99 $ Romaine Blend $ Russet Potatoes ea. 1 Ea. 2 Ea. SAVE 9 Oz. 10 Lb. 2 Lb.3 $ 3 Ea. Fresh Strawberries

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Cake of the Week

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SINCE 1936 SINCESINCE 11993366 Cream Cheese Bakery Fresh Angel Food Chocolate Cake $ 99 Angel Food Cake $ 99 Bar Cake 2$ 8 Inch, Single Layer 13 Oz. 10.5 Oz. SINCE 1936 6 3 5 Sunday Only!

Coconut SAVE Bar Cake ¢ 50Ea. 18 Ct. SAVE Fresh Baked $1Ea. Sugar Cookies $ 49 $ 99 18 Ct. 3 3 We Stay Up To Date On The Current Trends Of Floral Design. FLORAL Special Arrangements And Weddings Are Our Specialty!!!

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$ 99SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Designer 11 ea. SINCE 1936 Spring Inspiration SINCE 1936 Bouquets Glorious Blooms BRING IN YOUR OWN FAVORITE CONTAINER AND LET US MAKE YOU A “ONE OF A KIND” CUSTOM DESIGN WITH A WIDE RANGE OF FLORAL OPTIONS AND A LONG-STANDING $ 99 REPUTATION FOR PERSONAL SERVICE, MAKE COOKE’S YOUR ea. FLORIST FOR YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION. 7Break Time CALL BIANCA FOR A FLORAL CONSULT Planters 423.472.2638 w/3 Inch Foliage

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SINCE 1936 Bacon Sub SINCESINCE 11993366 6 Inch SAVE SAVE Sandwich $ 00 $ Lb. 1 Lb. 1 SINCE 1936 of the Week! $ 99 ea. 4 Oven Roasted $ 99 Honey Smoked $ 99 Turkey 5 lb. Turkey 5 lb. Thursday Only! Chicken

Tender Sub SAVE 6 Inch $ SAVE 2Lb. $ 60 1 Ea. $ 99 Pepper Jack $ 99 3 Cheese 5 lb.

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American $ 99 Potato Salad 1 lb.

SAVE $ 50 2 Lb. Field of America Yellow American $ 49 Cheese 3 lb.

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SINCE 19362$ SINCE 1936 ¢ ¢ $ 49 for SINCE4 1936 99 99Kraft Mac & Cheese Cracker3 Barrel Kraft Velveeta Knorr Rice or or Velveeta Oven Baked

SAVE Cheesy Skillets Pasta Sides SAVE Shells & Cheese Macaroni & Cheese $ 38 Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties 2 ¢ $ 30 ON 2 11.3-15.66 Oz. 51 3.8-5.9 Oz. 30¢ 1.9-7.25 Oz. 1 12.3 Oz. SINCE 1936 2$ $ 79 $ 99 $ 69 for 5 1 3 1 Kraft Dip or French’s Vlasic Salad Dressing Worcestershire Olive Garden Relish SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 78 Selected Varieties SAVE Sauce Italian Dressing UP TO Selected Varoetoes 4 ¢ $ ¢ ON 2 22-24 Oz. 50 15 Oz. 1 24 Oz. 50 10 Oz. 99¢ 99¢ $199 Chicken, Tuna or Creamette, Ronzoni Aunt Jemima SAVE SAVE Hamburger Helper UP TO or San Giorgio Pasta SAVE Corn Meal Mix ¢ Selected Varoetoes 66¢ Selected Varieties $120 Buttermilk 50 5.5-12.9 Oz. 12-16 Oz. 5 Lb.

Betty Crocker General Mills Cereal $ 99 Cake Mix ¢ SAVE Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO UP TO $ 20 14.8-18 Oz. ¢ 15.25-16.25 Oz. 99 2 2 80

Capri Sun Maxwell House Juice Drinks Wake Up Roast 2$ SAVE Selected Varieties $ 99 SAVE Coffee $ 26 10 Pk. $170 11.5 Oz. for 1 2 ON 2 5

Ocean Spray Juice or Mocktails Eight O’Clock or Donut House SAVE 2$ $ 99 UP TO Selected Varieties SAVE Coffee K-Cups $ 78 for UP TO 3 46-64 Oz. $ 40 12 Ct. ON 2 5 1 6

Nabisco Best Choice Go-Paks! Soft Drinks SAVE $ 00 SAVE 4$ Selected Varieties $ 60 Selected Varieties 49¢ 1 2.75-3.5 Oz. 1 ON 4 3 Liter for 5 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE2_041917 SELECTION & SAVInGS • WE’RE ALL ABOUT VALUE

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 5$ 2$ for 5 for 5 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Coke SAVE Doritos, Fritos SINCE 1936 SAVE UP TO $395 Products $358 or Cheetos ON 5 Selected Varieties ON 2 Selected Varieties 2 Liter 9.25-10.5 Oz.

SINCE 1936 2$ ¢ for 5 99 Gatorade SAVE SAVE $ 58 Nestlé Pure Life UP TO or Propel 2 ¢ ON 2 Purified Water 70 Selected Varieties 24 Pk./16.9 Oz. 24-32 Oz.

2$ $ 49 3$ for 5 3 for 5 Hostess Nabisco Cheez-It SAVE SAVE Family Size SAVE $ 98 Snacks UP TO $ 47 Crackers 2 Selected Varieties $ 50 Snack Crackers 2 Selected Varieties ON 2 1 ON 3 6-20 Ct. or Cookies 6-7 Oz. Selected Varieties, 10.5-24 Oz.

HOUSEHOLD NEEDS $699 $399 $ 99 Charmin Fiora Bath Tissue Tide7 Simply Clean Bath Tissue or SAVE or Paper Towels SAVE or Era Detergent up to Bounty Paper Towels SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO Selected Varieties $4 Selected Varieties, 6-12 Rolls $250 6-12 Rolls $290 138-150 Oz. $ 99 $ 99 2$

7 Purina9 Purina 6 Kingsford Kit & Kaboodle Beggin’ Strips SAVE SAVE SAVE Charcoal Cat Food $ 38 Dog Treats $ 11.6-15.4 Lb. $ 70 1 3 3 Selected Varieties ON 2 Selected Varieties 16 Lb. 6 Oz.

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SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $338 ¢ $176 ¢ SINCE 19ON36 2 80 ON 4 40

Best Choice Florida’s Natural Crescent or Chobani Flip Nestlé Nesquik Orange Juice SINCE 1936 Sweet Rolls Greek Yogurt Flavored Milk Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties $ 29 Selected Varieties 4$ Selected Varieties $ 29 59 Oz. for 5 8-13.9 Oz. 1 5.3 Oz. for 5 14 Oz. 1

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Borden Borden Kraft Kraft Shreds or Slices Singles American Snack Trios Selected Varieties 3$ Selected Varieties $ 99 Singles $ 99 Selected Varieties $ 00 5-8 Oz. for 12 Oz. 24 Oz. Twin Pack 1.5 Oz. 5 Ingredients: 1 directions:3 1 . 1 tube (8 oz.) refrigerated crescent rolls 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray a 9 x 9 baking dish with non-stick cooking spray. Unroll the crescents and use them to line the inside of the prepared . 1 lb. lean ground beef baking dish, pinch all the edges together and overlap if needed to form a . 1 pkg. taco seasoning mix, about 1 oz. solid layer; set aside. Borden 2. Cook ground beef in a large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat until . 3/4 cup water browned; drain fat. Add taco seasoning mix and water. Cook until most of . 2 cups crushed taco chips, divided moisture has evaporated. Taco 3. Sprinkle 1 cup of taco chips on top of rolls; top with meat mixture, . 2 cups sour cream followed by sour cream and cheese. Bake for 20 minutes or until crescents . 1 cup Borden® Cheese Sharp Cheddar Shreds have browned and sauce has begun to bubble at the edges. Top with Pie remaining taco chips, and bake 5 minutes more. FROZEN • MEALS IN MINUTES

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Pizzeria Style TGI Fridays Ore•Ida Kid Cuisine Tony’s Pizza Appetizers Bagel Bites Dinners Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties 2$ 18.56-20.6 Oz. for 5 7.6-11 Oz. for 5 7 Oz. for 4 6.65-10.6 Oz. for 4

SAVE SAVE UP TO SAVE $ SAVE $ 74 1 ¢ 6 $ 20 26 ON 6 1 Banquet Banquet Dinners Weight Watchers Birds Eye or Fully Cooked or Breakfast Smart Ones Steamfresh Chicken Sandwiches Entrées Vegetables Selected Varieties $ 99 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties 6$ Selected Varieties ¢ 24-26.5 Oz. 3 3.2-11.88 Oz. 99 4.4-10.5 Oz. for 10 10-16 Oz. 99 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE4_041917 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 HEALTH • BEAUTY • WELLNESS

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Glucerna SAVE Shake $310 Gina 6 Pk. Moser D.Ph. Cooke’s Pharmacy (423) 472-6478 $ 99 [email protected] 8 No concern too big. No question too small. SAVE SAVE UP TO $ 30 $398 Whether it’s caring 1 ON 2 for a cold or Head & Shoulders Crest managing a chronic Shampoo Toothpaste Selected Varieties $ 99 Selected Varieties 2$ condition, our 13.5 Oz. 5.8-6.2 Oz. for 4 5 skilled staff offers professional health advice to help you feel like you again. Stop by and speak with our pharmacist today.

SAVE SAVE Monday - Friday 78¢ $ 20 9 am - 7 pm ON 2 1 Saturday Wet Ones Old Spice 9 am - 4 pm Wipes Body Wash Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties $ 99 40 Ct. for 4 16-18 Oz. 2 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE5_041917 CLEVELAND’S FINEST MEAts

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SINCE $1936 79 lb. SAVE $ 20 Fresh 2 1Lb. 73% Lean Ground Beef Patties

Saturday Only Special!!!

SAVE $ 1 Lb. SAVE SAVE $ 50 $ 50 Custom Cut for Burgers & Packaged Free! 1 Lb. 1 Lb.

Sold in 10 Lb. Roll Value Pack 73% Lean $ 59 Shoulder $ 79 Beef Shoulder $ 99 Ground Beef lb. Roast lb. Steaks lb. 2 3 3 Jimmy's recipe of the week!

SAVE GRILLED BEEF RIBS WITH $ 40 SWEET & STICKY BBQ SAUCE 1Lb. ingredients: instructions: •3 1/2 cups ketchup Combine first 7 ingredients in a large deep saucepan. Bring to boil. • 1 cup honey Reduce heat to low and simmer until very thick, stirring occasionally, • 18 Oz. can crushed pineapple in juice about 1 hr. Cool sauce. Cover and refrigerate. Place Beef Back Ribs in • 2 1/4 tsp. garlic powder • 1 tsp. dried oregano a large pot. Add celery, onion, carrots, bay leaves, peppercorns and • 1 tsp. dried thyme 1 tablespoon salt. Add enough water to cover the Beef Back Ribs $ 99 • 1/2 tsp. dried crushed red pepper and bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium and simmer until meat is • 3 racks Beef Back Ribs, each rack cut in half tender, about 1 hr. Using tongs, remove the Beef Back Ribs from pot. lb. • 2 1/2 cups coarsely chopped celery • 1 onion, halved lengthwise Cool Slightly. Cut between bones into individual ribs. 3 • 1 1/2 cups coarsely chopped carrots Prepare bbq ( medium heat ). Brush the Beef Back Ribs with some • 2 whole bay leaves of the sauce. Grill ribs until brown and thickly glazed, occasionally • 10 whole black peppercorns BEEF turning and basting with more sauce, about 10 minutes. BACK RIBS • 1 tbsp. salt for more of COOKE's favorite recipes visit us at http://www.cookeshometowngrocer.com/recipes

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 SAVE $ 90 1 Lb. SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

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$ 89 SINCE 1936 lb. Value Pack Fresh, 2Grade A Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast

FRESH, HIGHEST QUALITY Meats in Town!

SAVE SAVE $ 1 Lb. $2Lb. Fresh All Natural Prime Lean Pork $ 99 Beef $ 99 Steaks 1 lb. Tips 4 lb. TASTE THE CERTIFIED DIFFERENCE! $ 99 6 lb. SAVE Top Sirloin $ 2Lb. Steaks

CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF, THE CHOICE FOR EXCEPTIONAL TASTE!!!

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SINCE 1936 6 Wild Harvested SAVE $ Cod 2 Lb. Fillets KATHY’S RECIPE OF THE WEEK! Ingredients: Directions: Cajun • Two 8 Oz. Cod Fillets, cut in half 1. Stack about 15 charcoal briquettes into grill in a pyramid shape. If desired, drizzle coals lightly with lighter fluid and allow to soak for 1 minute before lighting coals with match. • 1 tbsp. cajun seasoning 2. Allow fire to spread to all coals, about 10 minutes, before spreading briquettes out into the grill; let coals burn Seasoned • 1/2 tsp. lemon pepper until a thin layer of white ash covers the coals. • 1/4 tsp. salt 3. Lightly oil the grates. 4. Season both sides of Cod Fillets with cajun seasoning, lemon pepper, salt, and black pepper. Set Cod Fillets aside on a plate. • 1/4 tsp. ground black pepper 5. Heat butter in a small saucepan over medium heat, stir in lemon juice and green onion, and cook until onion is Grilled • 2 tbsp. butter softened, about 3 minutes. • 1 lemon, juiced 6. Place Cod Fillets onto oiled grates and grill until fish is browned and flakes easily, about 3 minutes per side; Cod • 2 tbsp. chopped green onion ( white part only ) baste with butter mixture frequently while grilling. 7. Allow Cod Fillets to rest off the heat for about 5 minutes before serving.

Grill Grill Ready!!! $ 99 Ready!!! $ 89 $ 99 4 2 10 lb. 5 Oz. 5 Oz. 16-20 Ct. SAVE Bourbon SAVE Gourmet SAVE USA Wild Harvested $ $ $ 1Ea. Marinated 1Ea. Mahi Mahi 1Lb. Large Shell-On Salmon Burgers Raw Shrimp Packaged Meats - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner $399 $329 $319 $329 Johnsonville Oscar Mayer Brats or Italian Carolina Pride Deli Fresh SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE Sea Best Sausage ¢ Sliced Bacon ¢ Lunch Meat ¢ $ 70 Selected Varieties Original or Thick Cut On 2 Selected Varieties 1 Ea. 50Ea. 80Ea. 60Ea. Tilapia Fillets 19 Oz. 12 Oz. 7-9 Oz. 16 Oz. $239 $299 $319 $399 Oscar Mayer Holten Smithfield Purnell’s Old Folks Uploaded Restaurant Quality SAVE Smoked Sausage SAVE Pork Sausage SAVE Lunchables SAVE Beef Patties $ 50 Original or Polska ¢ Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties $ 06 Quarter Pound Ea. 90Ea. 60Ea. 1 Ea. 1 14 Oz. Ea. 16 Oz. 14-15 Oz. 24 Oz.

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SINCE 1936 DID YOU SINCE 1936 $ 49 SINCE 1936 21 KNOW? Black Black Box Wines has SINCE 1936 SAVE Box won many awards, $1 Selected Varieties with 48 Gold Medals 3 Liter and 27 “Best Buys” from Wine Enthusiast Magazine. The sleek black box will make a classy addition and the $ 49 $ 99 smooth wines pair well 13 2 with gourmet dishes. Barefoot Cul-De-Sac SAVE Wine Wine ¢ Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 50 1.5 Liter 750 mL $799 $799 The Best Damn Kona SAVE SAVE Brewing Root Beer Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties ¢ 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles 30 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles 80

$ 99 $ 99 16 Mix & Match 6 Budweiser, Bud Light, At least twelve (12) SAVE Jack Daniel’s SAVE Yuengling, Miller Lite ¢ Cocktails $ 70 or Coors Light 50 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles 1 18 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles bottles of 750 ml wine; At least six (6) bottles of 1.5 liter wine; or Local Wines Available From: At least four (4) boxes • TN Valley (Charleston, TN) of 3 liter boxed wine.

• Georgia Winery (Ft. Ogelthorpe, GA) Mix and match case with same size only. 10% discount is in addition to the best marked price.

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