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Vol. 119, No. 128 • Corinth, Mississippi • 16 pages • One section State inmate labor plan on hold
BY JEBB JOHNSTON nounced to pull the program The assurance is based on in- Alcorn, Tishomingo and several Jackson later this week for a [email protected] will not happen, Rep. Lester formation received by Sen. Rita other facilities — I don’t think it meeting on the inmate labor is- The Mississippi Department “Bubba” Carpenter of Burns- Potts Parks. can be undone without an act of sue. of Corrections’ plan to end the ville told the Alcorn County Carpenter is skeptical that legislation,” he said. Alcorn County built a facility Joint State County Work Pro- Board of Supervisors on Mon- MDOC has the authority to end At the invitation of the Mis- to house 70 inmates in the pro- gram is being put on hold, ac- day. the program. sissippi Association of Super- gram when the regional correc- cording to two local legislators. “Your inmates are safe at this “The legislation to form that visors, some members of the The Aug. 1 date that was an- time,” he said. joint state inmate program with Alcorn board are heading to Please see LABOR | 2 Police seek man in robbery, assault
BY ZACK STEEN “The suspect then hit the vic- [email protected] tim in the head and pushed her An employee was robbed to the ground,” said Detective and assaulted at a business in Dell Green with the Corinth Po- a highly residential neighbor- lice Department. “He then stole hood of downtown Corinth ear- her laptop and fl ed the business ly Saturday morning. on foot.” Around 6:30 a.m., Monique Green said Rodriguez did not Rodriguez, 24, of Corinth, ar- hear or see the suspect leave in rived at her job at the Madi- a vehicle. son Laundromat on Madison Rodriguez suffered serious Street. Shortly after a black injuries from the assault and male entered the business ask- ing Rodriguez for change. Please see ROBBERY | 2 Property tax covers county garbage cost Staff photo by Steve Beavers Tyler Bryant (left) has been helping his brother, Lane, train for the 5K Rooster Run on June 20. BY JEBB JOHNSTON at a cost of $5.98 per household [email protected] monthly. With changes coming to “This is not an additional county garbage collection, su- charge, and no bill will be sent Rooster Run registration extended pervisors want to remind resi- to each household,” said Board dents they will not be getting a President Lowell Hinton. BY STEVE BEAVERS County Special Needs Kids on 90 have already registered for bill in the mail. Garbage is currently col- [email protected] June 20. the event, according to Hurley. The cost is currently included lected by the county using sev- “Roy the Rooster” is ready to “You can run, walk or pull “We want this to be big,” in residents’ property taxes, and eral county employees and in- “Run for the Dream.” your child in a wagon,” said said Hurley. “Sandy (Childs) that will continue to be the case mate labor from the Joint State The big chicken, who sits special needs group director and Keith (Jones) have re- when Waste Connections takes County Work Program. atop a sky-high perch in Gift Havis Hurley. ally worked hard to make this over collection of county house- “The current household gar- Bottom, will be a big part of The registration deadline for thing work.” hold garbage on July 1. Last bage pickup method created a the 5K Rooster Fun Run/Walk the fun run/walk was been ex- week, the county awarded a to benefi t the Corinth-Alcorn tended to June 11. Around 80- Please see RUN | 2 contract to Waste Connections Please see GARBAGE | 2
Photo compliments of Opal Lovelace Photography Tishomingo photo contest revived Four-year- old Grayson BY ZACK STEEN Rhodes, with 15 different categories not everyone is a professional son of [email protected] to choose from. The catego- photographer,” she said. “It’s James and IUKA — Tishomingo Coun- ries include people, wildlife, okay to enter this contest if a Jill Rhodes ty resident Opal Lovelace is pets, landscape, sports, Ea- person just started to shoot. of Burns- back at it again. gles, landmarks, engines (au- If a photo isn’t in focus or ville, shows The photographer is reviv- tomobiles, trains, planes), the lighting isn’t just right, it off his new ing her photo contest. After sunrise/sunsets, architec- doesn’t matter. The judges will kitten, Hal- several years dormant, it will tural, old photo (50 years fairly consider all photos.” loween, in a help raise funds for the non- or older), Civil War, Native Deadline for entry is Sep- perfect ex- profi t group, the Historians American, water (boats, fi sh- tember 1. ample of a of Tishomingo County. ing) and abstract. All entries An overall winner will be pet category With entries now being ac- must be 8x10 prints. named and will receive $100 entry for the cepted, Lovelace is encour- “Pets always seem to be and a plaque. Ribbons and Historians of Tishom- aging everyone to enter. our most popular category,” certifi cates will also be given ingo County “There are really no re- said Lovelace. “We open it for honorable mentions. photo strictions to enter this con- up to anything. The photo Lovelace said proceeds contest fun- test,” she said. “Anyone from doesn’t have to be a picture from the contest will benefi t drasier. anywhere can enter and the of a dog or cat -- whatever the newly formed historians photo could have been taken someone considers a pet is group and their plans to cre- anywhere. It’s really limit- good with us.” ate and publish a new Tisho- less. To us, participation is Lovelace said all photos mingo County family history most important.” will be judged fairly. Entry fee is $5 per photo, “We try to consider that Please see CONTEST | 2
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Shiloh National Military Park Superintendent Zeb V. Mckinney Corinth Theatre-Arts Artistic Director Katie Simons’ adaptation announces plans to retire. McKinney headed the military park for of the hit musical “Little Shop of Horrors” hits the state starring 14 years with a focus on preservation and renovation. Chad Dickerson, Nan Green and more.
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The Associated Press health department is in- the homeless, including “It’s very sad that that ing, Salt Lake City Fire give their ages. SALT LAKE CITY — terviewing everyone who one that gives out sack many people were this ill Department spokesman The hospitalized person More than 50 people got sick Sunday night to lunches, Risk said. to seek care at an emer- Jasen Asay said. A bus is expected to be released staying at a Salt Lake City determine what and where None of them have been gency department; how- was brought in to trans- soon, she added. homeless shelter were they ate in the previous two shut down, and Risk said ever, people get food- port people to hospitals Those who got sick were taken to hospitals after days, agency epidemiolo- she doesn’t expect any to borne illness all the time,” for treatment, Asay said. staying at the shelter, but falling ill with suspected gist Ilene Risk said. lose its license or face any Risk said. “Our job is to Hundreds were in the the facility did not serve food poisoning, and au- Early indications point legal consequence. Coun- make sure we understand shelter at the time. Emer- any meals over the week- thorities are investigating to a food-handling error, ty health offi cials will why they got it and to pre- gency offi cials took 48 end, said Celeste Eggert, whether it stemmed from not something malicious, work with those organiza- vent from occurring.” people to hospitals, and the shelter’s development one of the nearby kitch- Risk said. tions once they determine Paramedics responded seven others went on director. Many of those ens that provide meals to Several charity and the outbreak’s cause, so to the Road Home shelter their own. Three of those staying at the shelter eat transients. nonprofi t outlets near the they can prevent it from after receiving reports of who got sick were chil- at nearby kitchens and fa- The Salt Lake County shelter provide food to happening again. multiple people vomit- dren, but Risk declined to cilities, Eggert said. Bush lauded by GOP event speakers Lowndes schools
The Associated Press “Governor, I’ve been one size fi ts all solutions tucky, another Republi- NASHVILLE, Tenn. watching you,” Corker like Common Core and can presidential aspirant mull bond options — The speakers at the said. “I’ve seen a lot of Obamacare expansion,” to prevail in a closer- Tennessee Republican people changing posi- said Ben Cunningham, than-expected GOP pri- The Associated Press The money will provide Party fundraiser over tions over the course of the president of the mary against a tea par- COLUMBUS — The the school district with the weekend took turns this election — you have Nashville Tea Party. ty-styled opponent. But Lowndes County school $11 million for a central- heaping praise on former not. And for that I re- “The conservative ac- Alexander was coy about board is getting a review ized career-technical Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, spect you greatly.” tivist base of the Ten- whether he now owes ei- of its credit rating before center; $26 million for a the keynote speaker at But even if Bush ends nessee Republican party ther a favor, or whether deciding how quickly to new high school on the the annual Statesmen’s up gaining the support has drifted away from he will ultimately sup- spend $44 million ap- New Hope campus; $3 Dinner. of the heavy hitters in the the Haslam dynasty and port Bush. proved by voters in May. million for upgrades and While Gov. Bill state GOP, it’s uncertain their allies in much the “I don’t know yet,” he The Commercial Dis- additions at the Caledo- Haslam and Sens. La- whether primary voters same way that tea party told reporters before the patch reports the board nia campus; $1.9 million mar Alexander and Bob in Tennessee will follow conservatives nationally event. “I have great ad- was told this past week for a new fi eld house at Corker stopped short of suit. have drifted away from miration for Mike Huck- that it currently has AA- Caledonia; and $2.1 mil- an offi cial endorsement Despite endorsements the Bush dynasty,” he abee and I have great rating. The board is ask- lion for renovations on of the likely presidential from Haslam and Alex- said. admiration for Jeb Bush. ing Standard and Poor’s the West Lowndes cam- candidate, their com- ander in 2012, former Haslam at the fund- And I like Rand Paul a for an update. pus. ments did more than Massachusetts Gov. Mitt raiser called Bush one of lot, too.” hint that they would Romney lost in Tennes- the best governors of the State Rep. Bill Dunn, welcome his entry into see to former Pennsylva- last two decades, citing R-Knoxville, was a the race. nia Sen. Rick Santorum. his accomplishments in prominent supporter of “If we want to win the And another social con- budgeting, job creation Santorum in the 2012 PETA honors police dog presidency we’re going to servative, former Arkan- and education. race, but said he has not The Associated Press when he stopped to check have to appeal to a broad sas Gov. Mike Huckabee, “I’ve obviously been yet made up his mind JACKSON — PETA is on a car on the side of the number of Americans won the primary over impressed with this re- among the 2016 batch of honoring a police dog that road. As Frazier was being that we haven’t been ap- eventual nominee John cord, but I’m even more candidates. He said state saved a deputy from three attacked, he activated a pealing to over the last McCain in 2008. impressed with who he is Republicans don’t neces- attackers last week. pop mechanism and freed several years,” Alexander Both Santorum and as a person and who is he sarily have to be at odds The Clarion-Ledger re- Lucas from the back of his said. “He’s shown a ca- Huckabee have an- is as a husband and fa- with each other over who ported Friday PETA sent squad car. The Belgian pacity to do that.” nounced they are run- ther and as a member of they want to support for the Heroic Dog Award to Malinois attacked the sus- Corker said he sees in ning again in 2016. his community,” Haslam the nomination. Hancock County K-9 of- pects, biting one of them. Bush a like-minded ap- “It is very predictable said. “I don’t think social fi cer Lucas, who saved Lucas suffered road proach to staking out po- that Haslam, Corker, and Alexander in his re- conservatives reject the Deputy Todd Frazier from rash and a torn ligament. sitions that he considers Alexander would ally election last year leaned fi scal conservative,” he an attack last Monday. Frazier was beaten and right even if they aren’t with Bush and continue heavily on Huckabee and said. “We just put a dif- Authorities say Frazier cut with a box cutter. Both politically popular. pushing big government, Sen. Rand Paul of Ken- ferent priority on it.” was jumped by three men will make a full recovery.
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CONTINUED FROM 1 Police are searching he said. “Even though CONTINUED FROM 1 County have been asking & Genealogical Society’s for a tall, light complect- that neighborhood is for new one to be done.” Old Courthouse Museum. was transported to Mag- ed, black male in his ear- safe and fairly quiet, book. The coffee table book will (Photo contest appli- nolia Regional Health by ly 30s to 40s with light anything could happen “The group hopes to feature history and pho- cations can be picked up ambulance. She was lat- grey or blue eyes and at anytime. Everyone help protect the rich his- tos of Tishomingo County at 110 Eastport Street in er airlifted to North Mis- several silver capped should always watch tory of our area through families and the town. downtown Iuka or email sissippi Medical Center teeth. their back for suspicious projects like the new pho- Lovelace previously opallove2000@yahoo. in Tupelo. Green said people who people.” to book,” she said. “It’s hosted a photo contest com. For more informa- “Ms. Rodriguez was live downtown should (To report informa- been more than 20 years fundraiser in 2011-2013 tion, contact 850-624- able to provide us with always be aware of their tion on this case, contact since a history book was with funds benefi ting the 0776 or search Facebook a description of the sus- surroundings. the police department at published and so many county and the Tishom- for Historians of Tishom- pect,” said Green. “It’s like anywhere,” 662-286-3377.) people in Tishomingo ingo County Historical ingo County.) GARBAGE RUN
CONTINUED FROM 1 created the need to look volved in the garbage op- Waste Connections. CONTINUED FROM 1 cations) and Taylor’s Fish for lower-cost solutions.” eration. Representatives “I can assure you that & Steak. defi cit in that account, Switching to private of Waste Connections we’re not just going to Childs pitched the idea “If they do not have a and that defi cit has been collection is expected have said they are inter- throw everybody out,” to Hurley back in Septem- form, all they have to do is growing for the last 18 to help reduce a defi cit ested in employing those said Hinton. ber. let me know and I will get years,” said Hinton. that totals more than workers because they Also on Monday, the “She wanted to do them one,” said Hurley. “The cost to manage the $800,000. are already familiar with board declared the coun- something for the group Proceeds from the run routes and maintain the In Monday’s meeting, the roads and locations ty’s three garbage trucks and this is what she came will go toward a trip to Dis- trucks, coupled with the the board heard some of homes. One employee as surplus property and up with,” said Hurley. ney World in May of 2016. loss and issues associ- concerns about the future told the board he isn’t agreed to advertise them The run will be held “We have as many kids ated with inmate labor, of county employees in- interested in working for for sale by sealed bid. near Childs’ home on right now as we did the County Road 753. Cost to last time we took a trip,” run/walk in the 5K is $20 said Hurley. LABOR for all ages. The registra- Around 150, including tion deadline to receive a parents, teachers and oth- T-shirt is June 11. ers, were part of the last CONTINUED FROM 1 When MDOC said it The inmates provide to MDOC’s announce- Registration for the 5K, trip. The 2016 event will will end the program, free labor in the com- ment was a situation in which begins at 9 a.m., is be the third done by the tional facility was built, the agency said it would munity, such as running which some sex offend- being done online. Run- group in Alcorn County. and Tishomingo County yield cost savings of $3.2 garbage routes in the city ers were found to be on ners can register by going “There will be more built a facility for 50. In million. Carpenter said and county and providing a work detail in another to tinyurl.com/roosterrun. kids as the trip nears and Alcorn County, MDOC’s the Legislature can fi nd workers for the park and county, and complaints Registration forms that is all right,” said the Community Work Cen- $3 million for MDOC animal shelter, among were made to state of- can also be picked up at group’s director. “We ter, which had previously if that’s what it takes to other groups. Local offi - fi cials. Sex offenders are Borroum’s Drug Store, want to serve as many provided inmate labor, stop the plan. cials have said replacing not allowed to partici- Ginger’s, Gunn Drugs, kids as we can.” switched to the alcohol “We don’t need to ruin the labor will be costly. pate in the program. Hibbett Sports, Lonnie’s, (For more information and drug rehabilitation these counties for $3 mil- Carpenter said it ap- MDOC’s announcement Maximum Mobility, Meli about the run contact program at that time. lion,” he said. pears one thing that led cited safety as a concern. Salon, 101, Subway (all lo- Hurley at 662-643-3561.)
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There are 212 expansion into the West Tennes- this new market with the same The fi ve bottlers are Coca-Cola in Corinth, Miss., Weaver de- days left in the year. see market with the addition of high level of customer service Bottling Co. Consolidated, Coca- scendants continue to own and 13 zip codes in and around the for which our Company has Cola Bottling Company United operate the company today. In Today’s Highlight Dyersburg, Ripley, Covington, been known for the last 108 Inc., Swire Coca-Cola USA, Co- addition to its headquarters in History: and Brownsville communities. years, and we believe this well ca-Cola Bottling Company High in Corinth, Corinth Coca-Cola These expanded territory rights positions Corinth Coca-Cola for Country and Corinth Coca-Cola Bottling Works currently has On June 2, 1995, a were enabled by Corinth obtain- another century of successful Bottling Works, Inc. locations in Lexington, Tenn., U.S. Air Force F-16C was ing distribution rights from Co- operations.” About Corinth Coca-Cola Bot- Jackson, Tenn., and Tupelo, shot down by a Bosnian ca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. In April 2013, The Coca-Cola tling Works Inc.: Miss. Serb surface-to-air mis- “We are so proud to now serve Company announced that it had Corinth Coca-Cola Bottling (For more information, visit sile while on a NATO air even more of the fi ne customers signed Letters of Intent with fi ve Works, Inc. is a privately held, www.corinthcoke.com.) patrol in northern Bos- nia; the pilot, Capt. Scott F. O’Grady, was rescued by U.S. Marines six days later. Democrat aims for underdog win in House race On this date: BY EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS The two are running for a seat care and leveraging government Kelly has campaigned on cut- In 1863, during the Associated Press that has been in Republican hands resources to help people create ting spending and limiting fed- Civil War, Union Maj. TUPELO — Democratic can- for most of the past 20 years. opportunities to earn a better eral regulations on businesses. Gen. William T. Sherman didate Walter Zinn says he sees Zinn was the only Democrat living — will appeal to voters in He said at a campaign reception wrote a letter to his wife, himself as David to the Republi- and the only African-American Mississippi, a Bible Belt state last week in Nesbit that he looks Ellen, in which he com- cans’ Goliath in a race to fi ll a va- among the 13 candidates origi- that has long struggled at the to God for guidance and that mented, “Vox populi, vox cant congressional seat in north nally in the contest. He received bottom of economic and educa- his experience in combat taught humbug” (The voice of Mississippi. 17 percent in the fi rst round tion rankings. him to be decisive. the people is the voice of He faces some tough realities in of voting three weeks ago, and “They’re in love with a David- “It teaches you leadership. Not humbug). Tuesday’s special-election runoff. Kelly received 16 percent. That and-Goliath kind of story,” Zinn in a book, but you get to actually In 1886, President A 34-year-old attorney and po- was enough to propel them into said Thursday in Tupelo. “Some- apply and you get to do a job Grover Cleveland, 49, litical consultant, Zinn is making Tuesday’s runoff, when polls will one said myself being last on where ‘no’ is not an alternative,” married Frances Folsom, his fi rst run for public offi ce, and be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. the ballot just fi ts into so many Kelly said Wednesday. “You 21, in the Blue Room he has struggled to get support The winner will fi ll most of a Scriptures ... ‘The fi rst will be the have to fi gure out ways to be of the White House. (To from national Democratic cam- two-year term started by Repub- last, and the last shall be fi rst.’ successful. It would be the same date, Cleveland is the paign groups. lican Rep. Alan Nunnelee, who Those things are rallying points way in passing bills or getting only president to marry He is being outspent by Re- died of brain cancer in February. for so many here. I think that legislation through. I will not in the executive man- publican Trent Kelly, a 49-year- Zinn comes from a family with considering Mississippi’s his- accept ‘no’ for an answer. We’ll sion.) old military veteran who is dis- generations of Baptist church tory, they identify with being the fi gure out the right way and re- In 1897, Mark Twain, trict attorney for seven counties leaders in the Pontotoc area. He underdog, they identify with be- tool or re-equip to do whatever 61, was quoted by the — about one-third of the 1st says he believes his message — ing underfunded. They identify we need to do the things that are New York Journal as Congressional District. improving education and health with being left out.” helpful to Mississippi.” saying from London that “the report of my death was an exaggeration.” In 1924, Congress passed a measure that was then signed by Presi- Feds expect few hurricanes this season Planting dent Calvin Coolidge guaranteeing full Ameri- BY JANET MCCONNAUGHEY But, since new climate models Where will this year’s can citizenship for all Associated Press were developed in 2008, “we’ve hurricanes hit? delayed Native Americans born NEW ORLEANS — With six to been right fi ve of the last six within U.S. territorial 11 named storms predicted, this years,” said Gerry Bell, lead scien- Nobody knows. The numbers limits. year’s hurricane season may be tist in NOAA’s seasonal hurricane are based on global climate pat- by floods In 1953, the corona- slower than average — but offi - offi ce. terns and can’t zero in on anything tion of Queen Elizabeth cials say that’s no reason for At- Phil Klotzbach, lead author of that fi ne. Once a storm forms, me- The Associated Press II took place in London’s lantic and Gulf coast residents to the seasonal forecasts put out by teorologists can measure its winds TUPELO — Persistent Westminster Abbey, rest easy. the Tropical Meteorology Project and other weather patterns to let rain over the past few 16 months after the “Now is the time to start think- at Colorado State University, said them estimate where it’s heading. weeks has caused some death of her father, King ing ahead of the season. ... Get NOAA does a good job. “Basically, Sullivan noted that when Hur- Northeast Mississippi George VI. ready before the bad events are their seasonal forecasts and ours ricane Arthur headed toward the farmers to delay plant- In 1966, the U.S. coming down on you,” Kathryn are very, very comparable,” he East Coast last July 1, the area ing while forcing others space probe Surveyor 1 Sullivan of the National Oceanic said. In 2013, he said, both groups evacuated was “in pretty tight lim- to replant when the rain landed on the moon and and Atmospheric Administration predicted a very active season, its” around Cape Hatteras, North clears. began transmitting de- said Wednesday as the group re- and both were wrong. Carolina. Plantersville farmer tailed photographs of the leased its forecast for this year’s Last year’s predictions, with “Ten years ago, we would have Jim Long said he will lunar surface. season, which begins June 1 and the actual numbers that occurred evacuated pretty much the entire have to replant about 75 In 1975, Vice Presi- ends Nov. 30. were: North Carolina coast, and possi- percent to 85 percent of dent Nelson Rockefeller Here are some key things to ■ Eight to 13 named storms bly the South Carolina coast,” she the few hundred acres he said his commission had know about the forecast. forecast; eight happened. said. was able to plant during found no widespread pat- ■ Three to six hurricanes fore- the short dry period at tern of illegal activities at What are the numbers? cast; six happened. What is the biggest the beginning of May, the the Central Intelligence ■ One to two major hurricanes; danger? Daily Journal reports. Agency. The hurricane center’s special- two happened. “We thought we got a In 1983, half of the ists expect: Even more important, Sullivan “It is the water that kills, not late start last year, but this 46 people aboard an Air ■ Six to 11 named storms — said: Forecasts of where a specifi c the wind, in a hurricane,” Sullivan is really late,” Long said. Canada DC-9 were killed tropical storms or higher, with storm is heading and the likeli- said. Saltillo farmer Jason after fire broke out on top sustained winds of 39 mph or hood that it will hit shore have The National Weather Service Scruggs said he was only board, forcing the jetliner more. been “spot-on in the last couple will provide graphics indicating able to plant about 11,000 to make an emergency ■ Three to six of those will de- of years.” Those predictions are which areas are at risk of fl ooding to 12,000 of his 24,000 landing at Cincinnati/ velop into hurricanes, with top made as the storm moves over the from storm surge — water pushed acres because conditions Northern Kentucky Inter- sustained winds of at least 74 ocean. inland by hurricane or tropical were not dry enough to national Airport. mph. storm winds. These won’t be of- plant until May. In 1986, for the first ■ Zero to two will be major How did forecasters arrive fi cial warnings, but will be color- “Most farmers are time, the public could storms of Category 3 or higher, at the numbers? coded to help people estimate done with beans by now,” watch the proceedings with winds of at least 111 mph. how deep the water is likely to be Scruggs said. “I don’t of the U.S. Senate on From 1981 to 2010, the aver- Bell said they’re based on these in their neighborhoods. think anyone is even near television as a six-week age has been 12 named storms, 6 factors, with the fi rst being most half fi nished yet.” experiment began. hurricanes and three major hurri- important this year: When and how Mississippi State Uni- In 1990, actor Sir Rex canes per year. ■ El Nino and La Nina: warm- do I prepare? versity Extension agron- Harrison died in New ing and cooling of one part of the omy agent Charlie Stokes York at 82. Just how accurate central Pacifi c. Federal offi cials emphasized said the most problematic In 1997, Timothy is this forecast? ■ A much longer temperature Wednesday that it takes only one crop for farmers with the McVeigh was convicted swing, lasting 25 to 40 years, in storm to wreak havoc on an area, rain this year will be soy- of murder and conspiracy Forecasters give this forecast part of the North Atlantic, cou- even when the season’s predic- beans. in the 1995 bombing a 70 percent degree of accuracy. pled with changes in the West Af- tions are low. Sullivan pointed out “Soybeans can’t take a of the Alfred P. Murrah That means they acknowledge rican monsoon. that 1992 was a below-average lot of cool, wet weather,” Federal Building in Okla- there’s a 30 percent chances the ■ Temperature changes in the season — but the fi rst storm that Stokes said. “It’s safe to homa City. 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CLEVELAND — The 80th Annual Meeting of the Delta Council on May 29 on the cam- pus of Delta State University presented a tableau of modern Mississippi that will likely nev- er make network television or Sid Salter the national newspapers. Columnist The scene at once evokes im- ages of two Mississippis – one from our past and another of our present and our future. Delta Council is an area economic develop- ment organization representing the eighteen Delta and part-Delta counties of Northwest Mississippi. Supported by dues paying mem- bers and by the counties it serves, Delta Coun- cil since 1935 has remained one of Mississip- pi’s most infl uential organizations. At inception in 1935, its agenda was straight- forward: “The promotion of agriculture, includ- ing agricultural research and legislation relating to agricultural programs of special signifi cance to area farmers; fl ood control and drainage which are imperative to the area’s welfare; and How the world has changed since WWI the promotion and development of transporta- tion facilities and services with special attention Over the past year, I’ve able, were in ter Thiel was on to some- killed by single bombs in to the development of a modern highway sys- been reading books in- place in ev- thing when he said, “We Hiroshima and Nagasaki. tem throughout the entire Delta.” spired by the centenary of eryday life in were promised fl ying cars, Against this background, Despite a growing interest in precision ag- World War I, a war with the mid-20th and instead what we got information age warfare has riculture, emerging technologies, and other horrifi c casualties painful century na- was 140 characters.” proved to be, so far at least, boons to the region’s economic development, to contemplate. What helps tion in which One thing that has much less deadly. About the organization’s focus really hasn’t changed in comprehending the scale today’s older changed, however, is war- 6,800 U.S. soldiers died in much. At the annual meeting, all of the root of the slaughter is a book by Michael Americans fare. World War I was an a decade of warfare in Iraq issues of Delta Council remain at the top of the one of Bill Gates’ favorite Barone grew up. New industrial era confl ict in and Afghanistan – about organization’s list. For 80 years, the group has authors, the Canadian aca- appliances, which the effi ciency with the same as the average been true to its founding principles. demic Vaclav Smil, “Creat- Columnist adapting modern weapons could number of soldiers dying But the look and feel of the annual meeting ing the Twentieth Century: technology slaughter soldiers in trench every day between August is one that transcends 80 years of change in Technical Innovations of available in 1914, were in- warfare and wreck cit- 1914 and November 1918 in the Delta and in Mississippi. 1867-1914 and Their Last- troduced after World War ies through artillery and World War I. The Delta Council that existed in the 1930s ing Impact.” I – the refrigerator and the air bombardment. Armies The small bombing cam- refl ected the values, political stances and so- Smil leads the reader disposal, automatic wash- were huge and casualties paigns of World War I and cial policies that existed in the region, the state through the invention and ers and driers, radio and high. Historian Niall Fergu- the intensive bombing of and the nation in that era. But the Delta Coun- development of electricity, television, air conditioning. son pegs combat deaths at 9 World War II produced cil that exists today in Mississippi bears little oil production and distribu- Americans today are million and wounded at 15 far more collateral damage resemblance to that segregated organization. tion, the automobile, steel- inclined to think that in- million – estimates, to be than destruction of intend- Today, the Delta Council functions as an making, the telephone, the formation technology has sure, but roughly the right ed targets. Today, drones organization that supports education in pub- airplane and the production transformed people’s lives, magnitude. almost invariably destroy lic and private schools across the Delta. The of synthetic ammonia – to and in some ways it has. On the fi rst day of the only the intended targets. young lady honored from the best and bright- his mind the most impor- Typewriters have become Battle of the Somme, July The media treat very oc- est honor students with a scholarship from the tant because without it ag- antique and laptops nearly 1, 1916, 19,000 British sol- casional collateral deaths council was an African American student who riculture couldn’t feed the universal; an array of en- diers died. In the 10 months as some kind of scandal. In received a standing ovation from the audience. world’s 6 billion people. tertainment is available in of the Gallipoli campaign in historic perspective it’s ex- Likewise, the incoming president of Delta All these developments homes; air conditioning, 1915, 42,000 British, Aus- ceedingly minor. Council is former Washington County super- were in place and wide- uncommon in houses and tralian and New Zealand Memorial Day is a time visor Al Rankins Sr., the father of current Al- spread when the world went cars back in midcentury troops died, plus 14,000 to remember and thank the corn State University President Al Rankins Jr. to war in August 1914. The America, is regarded as a of their French allies, in a fallen – and to be grateful Rankins is African American and also received three American Progressive necessity today. campaign that was an ut- that there are so many few- an enthusiastic greeting from the crowd. Era presidents, Theodore But surely, there was ter failure. The victorious er of them than there were Clearly, some things haven’t changed about Roosevelt, William Howard more change in the work Turks lost 86,000 men. 100 years ago. Delta Council. It’s still one of Mississippi’s Taft and Woodrow Wilson, and home lives of the Pro- Deaths and casualties (Daily Corinthian col- most revered political gatherings – ranking all born in the late 1850s, gressive Era presidents were even greater in World umnist Michael Barone is along side the Neshoba County Fair, the Ja- were old enough to have and their contemporaries War II, in which aerial senior political analyst for cinto Courthouse political speakings, and oth- memories of the end of the than there has been in the bombing vastly increased The Washington Examin- er annual gatherings that are “must attend” Civil War – and of an Amer- corresponding years a cen- the number of civilian er, a resident fellow at the events for Mississippi politicians. ica in which all of these tech- tury later. The experience of deaths. And America’s de- American Enterprise In- The event still brings a curious mix of the nologies were unknown. driving a car or riding in a velopment of the atomic stitute, a Fox News Chan- state’s agricultural and business leadership, The same technologies, jet airplane is not much dif- bomb made weaponry even nel contributor and a co- elected offi cials, lobbyists, young people and considerably redesigned ferent in 2015 than in 1965. more deadly. Something author of The Almanac of those who enjoy seeing men and women and more universally avail- The tech entrepreneur Pe- like 200,000 people were American Politics.) wearing the latest fashions that are made from cotton. There is also the reliably enjoyable cat- fi sh dinner “on the ground” on the Delta State quadrangle lawn – where politics and the next round of elections are always hot topics. What the fall of Ramadi means Delta Council’s modern incarnation doesn’t fi t the narrative of the gothic South. The com- The fall of Ramadi, capi- tamia. Three: Accept the inevi- problem. mitment to diversity and inclusion in both the tal of Anbar, largest prov- Yet, absent table – that the Shiite-led Another reality is that service mission and the governance of the or- ince in Iraq, after a rout American Iraq we created by dethron- neither Syria, nor Iraq, nor ganization is something that fl ies in the face of of the Iraqi army by a few leadership ing Saddam and smashing Libya, nor Yemen is likely, a lot of stereotypes. hundred ISIS fi ghters using and U.S. his Baathist state and army soon, to be brought togeth- But Mississippians who live and work in bomb-laden trucks, repre- troops, who is going to be in the orbit of er as a unifi ed nation-state the Delta know that without organizations sents a stunning setback for is going to ex- Iran. For we cannot now, under a government sup- like Delta Council, the impoverished region U.S. policy. Pat pel the Islam- without a major and indefi - ported by a great majority stays poor and grows poorer. The organiza- When President Obama Buchanan ic State? The nite reintroduction of U.S. of its people. tion is about bringing modern technology and declared that we shall “de- only forces forces, alter the existing bal- Any regimes that rise in increased opportunity to some of the world’s grade and defeat” the Is- Columnist in Iraq able ance of military and politi- the capitals of these four richest soil and poorest people. And unlike lamic State, he willed the to attempt cal power in Iraq. nations seem certain to be many who view the Delta as an enigma, the ends, but not the means. that are the Shiite militias Before the United States seen by a signifi cant slice Delta Council’s view is one of hope and deter- The retreat from Ramadi whose sectarian barbarity replicates the epochal blun- of the population as illegiti- mination that Mississippi can move forward makes clear that the Iraqi is exceeded only by that of der Bush II and the neocons mate, and valid targets for together in a meaningful and productive way. army, even backed by 3,000 ISIS itself. committed, we should look revolutionary violence. (Daily Corinthian columnist Sid Salter is U.S. troops, cannot drive America’s choices in Iraq, hard at the realities of Iraq The Middle East is be- syndicated across the state. Contact him at ISIS out of Anbar and Mo- none good, come down to and the region, as we failed coming a basket of failed 601-507-8004 or [email protected].) sul and back into Syria. these: to do before we invaded. states. And as we look Baghdad cannot alone re- One: Reintroduce 10,000 The relevant realities are around that region, every unite Iraq. ground troops and Marines these. country is looking out for Prayer for today Republicans are almost to retake Ramadi and An- First, the Iraqis are in- No. 1. gleeful in charging that bar, and thousands more to capable of reuniting and And what of us? Obama’s withdrawal of U.S. retake Mosul and cleanse pacifying their country Before we plunge back Heavenly Father, when I think of how forces from Iraq created the Iraq of ISIS. Another surge, themselves. To hold Iraq into these Middle East wars little I have given away my heart burns with vacuum the Islamic State like 2007. together and keep it out of from which, at long last, we shame, as I recall what thou hast given to me. has now fi lled. Yet that does not solve Iran’s sphere would require have begun to extricate our- May I from this day be more thoughtful of thy Blaming Obama for ISIS the problem of the Islamic a large and indefi nite pres- selves, we ought to recall the tender compassion by being less selfi sh with in Iraq is shaping up to be State, which would retreat ence of U.S. forces. words of that anonymous what I have. Amen. the 2016 GOP attack line. to Syria and wait for the How much more Ameri- U.S. offi cer in Vietnam: But when it comes to the Americans to leave again. can blood and treasure is “We had to destroy the critical question – do Re- Two: Adopt a policy of that worth? village – in order to save it.” A verse to share publicans favor reintroduc- degrade-and-contain by Second, while the reintro- (Daily Corinthian col- ing U.S. ground troops to re- continuing air strikes on duction of U.S. ground forc- umnist Pat Buchanan is take Ramadi and Mosul and the Islamic State in Iraq, es may be cheered by our an American conservative “The words of the wise are as goads, and as drive ISIS back into Syria? while training and backing Western allies, no NATO political commentator, au- nails fastened by the masters of assemblies, – no credible GOP presi- the Iraqi army and Kurds troops will be there beside thor, syndicated columnist, which are given from one shepherd.” Eccle- dential candidate is clamor- in keeping ISIS out of Bagh- us. As far as the West is con- politician and broadcast- siastes 12:11 ing for a return to Mesopo- dad and Irbil. cerned, Iraq is America’s er.)
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Associated Press The Boston Globe re- most of his estate to his Associated Press sors and Baptist Health Miller and Randall Shef- Suicide bullet also ported. A prosecutor three children, including Police arrest four Systems. The two sides field had been scheduled injures 2 hostages said Urbelis was “drunk the proceeds from the in Houston robbery came to an agreement Wednesday in federal and belligerent” while sale of a Napa County on April 9, 2015. court in Gulfport. MANCHESTER, Tenn. police interviewed him home and property. HOUSTON — Three All current hospital The Sun Herald reports — Authorities say a bul- after the incident and In papers filed in De- teenagers and a juvenile staff members will keep U.S. District Judge Louis let a man used to kill that he refused to take cember, Susan Williams are facing armed robbery their jobs at the hospital, Guirola Jr. agreed to re- himself also wounded a chemical breath test. said the contents of the charges after attempt- which will now be called schedule the trial. two women he was Urbelis’ lawyer says Tiburon home should ing to rob a woman at a Baptist Medical Center- A third suspect, Julie holding hostage on a his client is an accom- be excluded from the Houston bank. Attala. Michelle Glass, pleaded Tennessee highway. plished professional items the actor left his Multiple news outlets Baptist will operate the guilty in April to attempt- Coffee County and not a flight risk. children. report police say Eddious Montfort Jones facility ed possession of a con- Sheriff’s Department Along with being an at- Williams’ children Webb, Dvante Randle, as a critical access hos- trolled substance with spokesman Edward torney, Urbelis is also countered that Susan Shikasmine Walker, all pital and will continue to intent to distribute. She’s Knott says a 911 call part-owner of a Boston Williams was “adding in- 19, and an unnamed ju- provide the core services facing a maximum sen- came in about 5:30 bar and founder of a sult to a terrible injury” venile attempted to rob a currently offered in the tence of 40 years and a a.m. Monday. nightlife consulting by trying to change the woman depositing money facility. Baptist Medical fine of up to $5 million Officials say that company, according to trust agreement and rob for a local restaurant Center in Jackson will at her sentencing, tenta- when a deputy arrived a website for his law them of items that their Friday night. Police say serve as a referral hospi- tively set for June 23. near on Interstate 24, practice. father clearly intended Walker works at the res- tal for specialties not of- The three were ar- he began speaking them to have. taurant and knew when fered in a critical access rested in January on a to the occupants of a Family fight rages the manager would be hospital setting. federal criminal com- Chevrolet Avalanche. for Williams estate Trans woman Jenner depositing money. plaint of conspiring to Knotts says that during debuts in Vanity Fair Investigators say a Victim in Jackson sell drugs out of the Ice that time, 25-year-old SAN FRANCISCO — suspect approached the eatery robbery dies Daiquiri Lounge in Gulf- Jose Luis Garcia pulled Robin Williams’ wife and NEW YORK — Bruce woman and tried stealing port. Glass and Miller out a gun and shot him- children have resolved Jenner made his de- the money. She yelled for JACKSON — A man own the bar. self. differences over how but as a transgender police and two Houston beaten and robbed at a Knott says the bul- to split up thousands woman in a va-va-voom patrolmen heard her. The Jackson restaurant has Lincoln jail inmate let apparently traveled of the late actor’s per- fashion in the July issue suspects sped off in a died of his injuries. found dead in cell through Garcia and sonal items, but they of Vanity Fair. car, eventually wrecked it Jackson Police Depart- struck two women in remain at odds over “Call me Caitlyn,” and escaped on foot. ment spokeswoman BROOKHAVEN — An the vehicle. They were some clothing and declares a headline on Colendula Green says autopsy has been or- taken to a hospital with money to maintain one the cover, with a photo Arrest made in fatal Eric Hambrick had been dered for a Lincoln non-life-threatening inju- of his homes, attorneys of a long-haired Jenner crash involving teens assaulted Thursday night County jail inmate who ries. They weren’t iden- said at a court hearing in a strapless corset, at a Waffle House. He died Saturday after being tified. Witnesses told Monday. legs crossed, sitting on HOLLY SPRINGS — was found in the parking found unresponsive in police Garcia had been Meredith Bushnell, an a stool. The image was A Mississippi man is lot the restaurant about his jail cell. holding the women at attorney for Williams’ shot by famed celeb charged with two counts 9:30 p.m. Sheriff Steve Rushing gunpoint for about six children from previous photographer Annie Lei- of DUI death in a fatal ac- Hambrick died Sat- tells The Daily Leader hours. marriages — Zachary, bovitz. Prior to the un- cident that left two Mem- urday at the University 32-year-old Jimmy Lyons Zelda and Cody — said veiling of Caitlyn, Jenner phis teenagers dead and of Mississippi Medical appeared fine when he Lawyer enters plea about 300 personal had said he prefers the two others injured. Center. was served breakfast at in drunken accident items are in dispute pronoun “he,” but Van- The Highway Patrol Green says police are 7:30 a.m. At 9:30 a.m. after the two sides met ity Fair contributing edi- says the two-vehicle ac- piecing the case togeth- Lyons was found unre- BOSTON — An at- with a mediator at a tor Buzz Bissinger, who cident occurred about er. She says police are sponsive in his cell and torney who specializes judge’s suggestion. wrote the accompanying 6 a.m. Sunday on U.S. going over video surveil- was pronounced dead in defending people Williams’ wife, Susan story, refers to “she.” Highway 78 in Marshall lance footage and hope- about 10:15 a.m. at a lo- charged with drunken Williams, would like to Jenner debuted a new County near the Desoto fully officials will release cal hospital. driving pleaded not keep items such as her Twitter account as well County line. suspect descriptions in Deputy Coroner Robert guilty Monday to operat- husband’s slippers, T- with: “I’m so happy af- The victims were iden- coming days. Tyler says there were no ing a boat while drunk shirts and some boxer ter such a long struggle tified as Rachel Lynch obvious signs of trauma after a passenger fell shorts, her attorney, to be living my true self. and Maddie Kruse, both Gulfport drug case on Lyons’ body. overboard and lost her James Wagstaffe, said Welcome to the world 17. Both were students trial reset for Aug. 3 Lyons has been in arm in the propeller. after the hearing. Caitlyn. Can’t wait for at Briarcrest Christian custody since March 13 Benjamin Urbelis, 33, San Francisco Supe- you to get to know her/ School in Memphis. Two GULFPORT — The trial charged with the murder of Boston, was held rior Court Judge Andrew me.” In about 45 min- others, also students at of two people accused of 9-year-old Jamiyah on $75,000 bail and Cheng gave the two utes, the account had Briarcrest, suffered non- of conspiring to sell co- Sims and her father, ordered to surrender his sides until the end of more than 180,000 fol- life-threatening injuries. caine and heroin out of Jeramine Sims Sr. He passport at his arraign- July to resolve the differ- lowers. A fifth person in the car the East Pass Road bar was also charged with ag- ment. ences but said he was According to the with the others was not has been rescheduled gravated assault for alleg- Police and the Coast encouraged by the prog- magazine, which took injured. for Aug. 3. edly shooting two other Guard allege Urbelis ress they had made. to Twitter with the cover Authorities say The trial for Carlos children and their mother. was operating his 29- The sides also need Monday, Jenner spoke 32-year-old Melandus foot boat Naut Guilty to resolve the value of emotionally about her Penson of Belden, the on Saturday night in a reserve fund to allow gender journey: “If I was driver of the other ve- Boston Harbor when Susan Williams to main- lying on my deathbed hicle involved, is charged the 19-year-old woman tain the San Francisco and I had kept this with two counts of DUI jumped in the water to Bay Area home that the secret and never ever death and two counts of retrieve something that actor left to her, Wag- did anything about it, DUI injury. fell overboard. staffe said. The couple I would be lying there The woman’s arm was shared the home where saying, ‘You just blew Baptist operating caught in the propeller the actor hanged him- your entire life.’” Kosciusko hospital as she tried to get back self in August, and he The photo was shot at on the boat. She was left instructions that Jenner’s Malibu, Califor- KOSCIUSKO — Mis- taken to Massachu- she receive enough nia, home and comes sissippi Baptist Health setts General Hospital, money to keep it up on the heels of her two- Systems has officially where she is recovering. through her lifetime. hour ABC interview with taken over operations of Her right arm was am- A second appraisal on Diane Sawyer in which Montfort Jones Memorial putated just above the the property in Tiburon she confirmed her Hospital. elbow. is expected to be com- transition to a woman. WLIN-FM in Kosciusko At his court appear- pleted soon. The much-anticipated reports the changeover ance Monday, Urbelis Bushnell accused Su- “20/20” interview on came Monday after sev- wore swim trunks and san Williams of “delay April 24 was watched by eral months of negotia- a Boston Celtics T-shirt tactics.” more than 17.1 million tions between the Attala that read “Beat LA,” Robin Williams left viewers. County Board of Supervi- Legal Scene Your Crossroads Area Guide to Law Professionals
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Helen Shackelford tries in Memphis and was a Martindale and Ardie Martin- in Corinth on Dec. 30, 1933. He with burial at Antioch Cem- WALNUT — Funeral services Baptist. dale. was known as “Pappy Hale.” etery. for Helen Shackelford, 90, are Survivors include a son, Survivors include a daugh- Visitation is from 1 p.m. until set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Ronnie Byrd David Hale ter, Kimberly Hale Langford service time. County Line Baptist Church in (Pam) of COLUMBUS — Funeral ser- (David) of Artesia; a sister, Ms. Skelton died Satur- Walnut. Visitation begins at 5 Memphis; a vices for David Morris Hale, Betty Hale Laughlin of Corinth; day, May 30, 2015, at Magno- p.m. today and continues until sister, Faye 81, are set for 3 p.m. today at a brother, Raymond Hale of lia Regional Health Center in the service. Austin of Ra- Shackelford Stockton, Calif.; and a grand- Corinth. She was a former radio Ms. Shackelford died Mon- mer, Tenn.; a Funeral Di- daughter, Aubrey Annette dispatcher for the Tishomingo day, June 1, 2015, at Jackson brother, Ray rectors in Langford of Artesia. County Sheriff’s Department Madison County General Hos- Martindale Selmer with He was preceded in death by and the Iuka Police Depart- pital in Jackson, Tenn. of Corinth; burial at New his parents, Stafford and Mary ment. She was a member of three grand- Hope Cem- Potts Hale; his wife, Vivian E. Burnsville Tabernacle. Patricia Byrd children, etery near Smith; a brother, Wayne Hale; Survivors include two aunts, SELMER, Tenn. — Funeral James Byrd Michie, Tenn. and a sister, Ruth Hale. Effi e Helton (Bob) of Glen and services for Patricia Marlene Medawar, Visitation Memorial contributions may Pauline Cox of Iuka and numer- Byrd, 77, were held Monday at Amanda Byrd and Ashley Byrd; is from 1 p.m. be made to the American Can- ous cousins. Shackelford Funeral Directors and one great-grandchild. until the ser- cer Society. She was preceded in death by in Selmer with burial at Eure- She was preceded in death vice. Hale her parents, Paul and Hayzell ka Cemetery near Pocahontas, by her parents, Carl J.D. Mar- Mr. Hale Kathy Skelton Burns Skelton, and half-broth- Tenn. tindale and Jewell H. Kelley died Friday, May 29, 2015, at BURNSVILLE — Funeral ser- ers Robert and Dan Skelton. Mrs. Byrd died Friday, May Martindale; her husband, Jim his home in Columbus. A re- vices for Kathy Skelton, 61, are Memorial contributions may 29, 2015, in Memphis. She was William Byrd; a sister, Kathlene tired senior master sergeant in set for 3 p.m. today at Cutshall be made to the American Heart retired from McDowell Indus- Clark; and two brothers, Jamie the U.S. Air Force, he was born Funeral Home Chapel in Iuka Association. No more NSA collection of phone records
The Associated Press tive than the phone-call riod of six months, in the to a crime or terrorism,” communication. posed by Sen. Richard WASHINGTON — How- collection program also House version, or a year said Harley Geiger, senior If the legislation fails Burr, the North Carolina ever Congress resolves its lapsed, leading intelli- in the Senate version. counsel with the Cen- and the surveillance pro- Republican who chairs impasse over government gence offi cials to warn of If the bill fails amid ter for Democracy and visions expire, that would the intelligence commit- surveillance, this much is critical gaps. congressional politics, the Technology, an advocacy be a blow to U.S. intel- tee, were designed, he clear: The National Secu- The legislation now be- collection cannot resume, group that supports the ligence and law enforce- said, to win quick House rity Agency will ultimately fore the Senate, known period. USA Freedom Act. ment agencies. Besides approval. One requires be out of the business as the USA Freedom The turn of events is Still, the current leg- the phone-records pro- the director of national of collecting and storing Act, would reautho- a victory for Edward islation would hardly vision, expiration of the intelligence to certify that Americans’ calling records. rize the surveillance but Snowden, the former NSA count as a defeat for the Patriot Act has meant a the NSA can effectively Aiming for passage would phase out NSA contractor who disclosed NSA, Snowden’s former halt in the FBI’s author- search records held by Tuesday afternoon, the phone records collection the phone records collec- employer. Agency offi - ity to gather business re- the phone companies in Senate on Monday pre- over time. It passed the tion in 2013. Senators on cials, including former cords in terrorism and terrorism investigations. pared to make modest House overwhelmingly the intelligence commit- Director Keith Alexander, espionage investigations, Another would require changes to a House bill and is backed by Presi- tee had been issuing veiled have long said they had and to more easily eaves- the phone companies to that would end the col- dent Barack Obama. Sen. and vague warnings about no problem with ending drop on suspects who are notify the government if lection while preserving Rand Paul, who doesn’t the program for years, their collection of phone discarding cellphones to they change their policy other surveillance author- believe it goes far enough saying if Americans only records, as long as they avoid surveillance. on how long they held the ities. But while Congress in restricting the govern- knew how the Patriot Act could continue to search “There are specifi c tools records. debated, the law authoriz- ment, objected anew on was being interpreted they the data held by the phone that our national security A third, to extend ing the collection expired Monday, but he can’t would be outraged. companies, which the leg- professionals have previ- the transition from six at midnight Sunday. stop a vote to end debate Because of Snowden, islation allows them to do. ously used ... that they can months to 12 months, The NSA had stopped scheduled for Tuesday “people have some more The USA Freedom Act as of today no longer use promises to be somewhat gathering the records morning. insight into exactly how doesn’t address the vast because of the partisan controversial. But law- from phone companies If the bill becomes law they are being spied upon majority of Snowden rev- dysfunction in the Unit- makers may face a choice hours before the dead- over the next few days, the and how the law has been elations, which concern ed States Senate,” White between controversy and line. And other post-9/11 NSA will resume gather- twisted to authorize mass NSA mass surveillance of House spokesman Josh the continued expiration surveillance provisions ing the phone records but surveillance of people global Internet traffi c that Earnest said Monday. of laws used to hunt spies considered more effec- only for a transition pe- who have no connection often sweeps in American The amendments pro- and terrorists. Obama’s trade agenda faces tough battle in divided House
The Associated Press trade agreements, but House members return to U.S. goods by lower- has emerged as a particu- package would be partly WASHINGTON — After Democratic opposition in from recess on Monday. ing tariffs and other trade larly tricky component funded by cuts in Medi- several near-death expe- Congress remains wide- “The business of bill- barriers. Critics, labor and because it’s a priority for care’s growth. riences in the Senate, the spread. passing is a messy, sau- environmental groups in Democrats, but many Re- “There’s a lot of unease trade agenda that Presi- The outcome may turn sage-making process. It particular, argue that new publicans oppose it and in the Democratic caucus dent Barack Obama is on Republicans’ willing- was in the Senate, and trade agreements will cost insist on publicly voting — and explicit opposi- pushing as a second term ness to hand the presi- it certainly will be in the jobs and that past agree- against it. tion — to Congress pay- capstone faces its biggest dent a major win in his House,” White House ments have not lived up One House leadership ing for trade adjustment hurdle yet in the more po- fi nal years in offi ce. Un- communications director to labor and environmen- option is to “divide the assistance with Medicare larized House. derscoring the diffi culties, Jen Psaki said in an inter- tal standards. question” on the Senate- savings,” Bill Samuel, the Anti-trade forces have House leaders are look- view. “There will be many Supporters and oppo- passed bill. That would legislative director for the struggled to ignite pub- ing at the second or third moments where there nents of fast track count allow separate votes on AFL-CIO, said in an inter- lic outrage over Obama’s week of June to sched- will be diffi cult issues. We about 20 House Demo- fast-track and TAA. view. “If Republicans are bid to enact new free- ule a vote, even though have our eyes wide open crats in favor with fewer Presumably an over- counting on Democrats with that.” than a dozen still on the whelming number of to put it over the top, they At issue is legislation fence. Proponents of the Republicans, and just may not be right about Has Man Outgrown The Gospel? that would give Obama bill say they need at least enough Democrats, that.” parameters for the trade 25 Democrats and prefer- would vote for fast-track. If the trade assistance Times change. Today’s “new” is tomorrow’s “old,” this morning’s deals he negotiates but ably closer to 30 to coun- And TAA would pass with measure survives, the “breakthrough” is this afternoon’s “castaway,” this year’s “popular” is lost in next year’s “latest.” The “up-to-date” is soon “out-of-date.” also speed up congres- ter the 40 to 50 Republi- heavy Democratic sup- fast-track measure would Truth doesn’t change. It reads the same today as yesterday and as sional review of the fi nal cans who are expected to port and enough help still be in jeopardy. it will tomorrow. It is “once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3). agreements by giving law- vote against it in the GOP- from Republicans. That “There’s overwhelm- Some feel they have outgrown the ancient Gospel. The idea that there makers the right to ap- controlled House. would ultimately leave ing opposition in the is a standard which is absolute is, to them, obsolete. The concepts prove or reject deals, but The fast-track legisla- the Senate bill intact and Democratic caucus,” Rep. of sin and spiritual death are replaced by the exaltation of self and not change them. tion squeezed through clear the way for Obama’s Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., sensuality The idea of self-denial now to gain heaven later is given a Obama is seeking this the Senate, coupled with signature. a leading opponent of passing thought – and then passed on. Bible concepts – power in the “fast track” authority to a package of federal as- Some Democrats, how- Obama’s trade bill, said in blood, a virgin-born, sinless, sacrifi cial, miraculously-raised Savior complete a 12-nation sistance for workers dis- ever, have raised the pos- an interview. GOP leaders are but myths of a bygone era. Post-moderns have “grown up.” They don’t need the Gospel anymore. Or have they? Has man outgrown the Trans-Pacifi c trade deal placed by free trade agree- sibility of voting heavily “are in a bind,” she said. Gospel? that spans the Pacifi c rim ments that helped secure against TAA to sabotage “If they had the votes, Not Unless He has Found Another Food For The Soul from Chile to Vietnam. Democratic votes. That their main target, fast they’d be moving.” Vegetables and fruits have been on kitchen tables since Eve He and trade backers say aid measure, called Trade track. And many are un- DeLauro said “dividing prepared meals in the Garden, but no one is calling them outdated. it will open huge markets Adjustment Assistance, happy that the assistance the question” is only one Noah must have grilled the fi rst T-bone just after the Flood, but – of several options House though several thousand years have passed – steakhouses still do leaders are considering. pretty well. What nourishes the spirit? 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Ryan has writ- We have an obligation to be today’s church engaging today’s 6FKHGXOHG7UDQVSRUWDWLRQ ten opinion pieces with world with the message of Jesus Christ. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, Northside Church of Christ a darling of the conserva- 3127 Harper Rd. • Corinth, Mississippi 38834 Call today to learn how we can help your family! tive movement, in sup- 415-3558 • Minister - Lennis Nowell port of trade and has Sunday Worship ...... 9:45 am, 10:30 am, 5:00 pm &RXQWU\&RWWDJHLQ&RULQWK courted other conserva- Wednesday Worship ...... 7:00 pm tive leaders to back fast FRULQWKFRWWDJHFRP track. Daily Corinthian • Tuesday, June 2, 2015 • 7 Alleged ex-Nazis got benefits Court sets Hastert The Associated Press tigations, was created the Nazi persecution re- though she is believed WASHINGTON — Elf- within the Justice De- ceived $14.5 million in to be alive. She would arraignment date riede Rinkel’s past as a partment. benefi ts, according to be 92. Before she left Nazi concentration camp Rep. Carolyn Malo- the report. Of that larger the U.S., Rinkel said she guard didn’t keep her ney, D-N.Y., requested group, nearly half died never told her husband The Associated Press to whom he intended to from collecting nearly that the Social Security or fl ed the country while of four decades about her CHICAGO — Former pay the money. But a per- $120,000 in American Administration’s inspec- their cases were pend- past as a concentration U.S. House Speaker Den- son familiar with the al- Social Security benefi ts. tor general look into the ing. Still others settled camp guard. nis Hastert is scheduled legations told the AP that Rinkel admitted to be- scope of the payments with the U.S. govern- The IG’s report also de- to make his fi rst court payments were intended ing stationed at the Ra- following an AP investi- ment and were allowed scribes a benefi ciary who appearance Thursday on to conceal claims that he vensbrueck camp during gation, which was pub- to stay for health reasons worked as a guard at sev- charges linked to allega- sexually molested some- World War II, where she lished in October 2014. or because they agreed to eral Nazi concentration tions that he agreed to pay one decades ago. The per- worked with an attack AP found that the Jus- cooperate with investiga- camps and left the U.S. $3.5 million in hush mon- son spoke to the AP on the dog trained by the SS, tice Department used tors. in 1989 after learning ey to someone from the Il- condition of anonymity according to U.S. Justice a legal loophole to per- The IG criticized the the Justice Department linois town where he was because the investigation Department records. She suade Nazi suspects Social Security Admin- planned to strip him of once a teacher and coach. is ongoing, and the allega- immigrated to California to leave the U.S. in ex- istration for improperly his citizenship. The ben- The former Republican tions are not contained in and married a German- change for Social Securi- paying four benefi ciaries efi ciary received nearly congressman, once the the indictment. born Jew whose parents ty benefi ts. If they agreed $15,658 because it did $400,000 in Social Se- second in line to the U.S. The May 28 indictment had been killed in the to go voluntarily, or sim- not suspend the ben- curity until the payments presidency, is required to details a 2010 agreement Holocaust. ply fl ed the country be- efi ts in time. The agency were terminated in Jan- appear at the hearing in between Hastert and a She agreed to leave fore being deported, they “properly stopped pay- uary when the new law federal court in Chicago. person identifi ed only as the U.S. in 2006 and re- could keep their benefi ts. ment” to the four benefi - went into effect. The offi ce of U.S. District “Individual A” to pay mil- mains the only woman The Justice Department ciaries when the new law The details match the Judge Thomas M. Durkin, lions to “compensate for the Justice Department’s denied using Social Se- banning benefi ts to Nazi case of Jakob Denzinger, who is handling the case, and conceal (Hastert’s) Nazi-hunting unit ever curity payments as a way suspects went into effect. a successful plastics in- confi rmed to The Asso- prior misconduct” against initiated deportation to expel former Nazis. The agency did, however, dustry executive in Ak- ciated Press on Monday the unnamed individual. proceedings against. Yet By March 1999, 28 continue payments to ron, Ohio. Denzinger’s that the hearing — where The indictment notes after Rinkel departed, suspected Nazi criminals one suspect because he U.S. citizenship was re- Hastert will have to enter Hastert was a history the U.S. Social Security had collected $1.5 million was not subject to the voked a few months after a plea — was scheduled. teacher and coach from Administration kept pay- in Social Security pay- law. he departed. Denzinger’s The 73-year-old Hastert 1965 to 1981 in Yorkville, ing her widow benefi ts, ments after their remov- The Social Security son, Thomas Denzinger, hasn’t spoken or appeared a suburb west of Chicago. which began after her al from the U.S., Social Administration did not said Sunday his father in public since he was in- The other party “has been husband died, because Security Administration respond to a request for is living in Croatia but dicted last week, and no a resident of Yorkville there was no legal basis records uncovered by AP comment. suffers from congestive attorney or representative and has known Hastert for stopping them until showed. Since then, AP But in informal com- heart failure and near has spoken on his behalf. for most of Individual A’s late last year. estimated the amount ments to the IG, the blindness. “His end is A voicemail left for Hast- life,” the document said, Rinkel is among 133 paid out had grown agency and the Justice near,” he said. ert on Monday wasn’t im- but other details weren’t suspected Nazi war substantially. That esti- Department said the pool He said his father was mediately returned. included. criminals, SS guards, mate was based on the of 133 suspects included entitled to the benefi ts The indictment charges Federal agents have not and others that may have number of suspects who individuals who were not after paying Social Se- Hastert with one count arrested Hastert. Defen- participated in the Third qualifi ed and the three deported and may not curity taxes for 33 years. of evading bank regula- dants who aren’t consid- Reich’s atrocities who decades that have passed have had any role with “He’s never been convict- tions by withdrawing ered a threat or a fl ight received $20.2 million since the fi rst former the Nazis. The Justice ed of anything,” Thomas $952,000 in increments risk are often not placed in Social Security ben- Nazis, Arthur Rudolph Department requested Denzinger said. of less than $10,000 to under arrest, though a efi ts, according to a re- and John Avdzej, signed the report only include Efraim Zuroff, the skirt reporting rules. He formal detention hearing port to be released later agreements that required the names of 81 people head Nazi hunter at the also is charged with ly- is frequently held later. this week by the inspec- them to leave the country it had provided to the Simon Wiesenthal Cen- ing to the FBI about the The House speaker- tor general of the Social but ensured their ben- IG. The department said ter in Jerusalem, said the reason for the unusual turned-Washington lob- Security Administration. efi ts would continue. those individuals had Justice Department did withdraws. If convicted, byist will mark another The Associated Press Maloney, a senior conclusively been deter- what was necessary to Hastert faces maximum politician in a long line of obtained a copy of the member of the House mined to be involved in get Nazi suspects out of fi ve-year prison sentence Illinois elected offi cials to report. Oversight and Govern- the Nazi persecution. the U.S. But “it’s a trav- on each count. enter the federal court- The payments are far ment Reform Commit- Rinkel was deported esty,” he added, that so The indictment doesn’t house in downtown Chi- greater than previously tee, said the IG’s report to Germany in 2006. AP many of them ended up say what Hastert was al- cago to answer to crimi- estimated and occurred showed that dozens of could not locate her, al- keeping their benefi ts. legedly trying to hide or nal charges. between February 1962 alleged and confi rmed and January 2015, when Nazis actively worked a new law called the No to conceal their true Social Security for Nazis identities from the U.S. Act kicked in and ended government and still re- 2015 retirement payments for ceived Social Security four benefi ciaries. The payments. report does not include “We must continue the names of any Nazi working to remember Corinth suspects who received the tragedy of the Holo- benefi ts. But the descrip- caust and hold those re- tions of several of the sponsible accountable,” benefi ciaries match legal Maloney said. “One way records detailing Rin- to do that is by provid- kel’s case and others. ing as much information The large amount of to the public as possible. Home & Garden Tour the benefi ts and their This report hopefully duration illustrate how provides some clarity.” Verandah Curlee House unaware the American The inspector general’s public was of the in- report used computer- fl ux of Nazi persecutors processed data and other into the U.S., with esti- internal agency records mates ranging as high to develop a comprehen- as 10,000. Many lied sive picture of the total about their Nazi pasts number of Nazi suspects to get into the U.S. and who received benefi ts even became American and the dollar amounts citizens. They got jobs paid out. The Social Se- and said little about what curity Administration they did during the war. last year refused AP’s re- Americans were quest for those fi gures. shocked in the 1970s to The report said $5.6 learn their former en- million was paid to 38 emies were living next former Nazis before they door. Yet the U.S. was were deported. Ninety- slow to react. 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BlackRock TCW ArenaPhm dd 4.13 +.21 Qunar ... 46.01 +1.92 CpApHLSIA 58.32 +0.13 +6.6 AriadP dd 8.92 -.26 Huntsmn 24 22.60 +.16 RXI Pharm dd .38 +.01 The improvement in U.S.-Cuba relations after more than 50 years of hostility has Engy&ResA m 24.48 -0.05 +0.3 TotRetBdI 10.31 -0.03 +1.1 EqDivA m 25.01 +0.03 +0.8 INVESCO ArmourRsd dd 3.01 +.02 Rackspace 49 39.48 -.61 been good news for investors in the Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund. The mutual fund, TIAA-CREF I-J-K-L with the stock ticker “CUBA,” invests in companies that should benefit if the U.S. were to EqDivI 25.07 +0.03 +0.9 ComstockA m 26.14 +0.01 +2.7 Atmel 81 8.90 +.03 ReynAmer 27 75.85 -.90 BdIdxInst 10.88 -0.03 +0.6 IAMGld g dd 2.02 -.01 lift its trade embargo against Cuba. Companies held by the fund include Miami-based GlobAlcA m 20.72 -0.01 +4.8 EqIncomeA m 10.57 ... +2.4 Autodesk cc 54.39 +.24 RiteAid 22 8.66 -.06 EqIx 16.11 +0.03 +3.9 ICICI Bk s ... 10.56 Watsco, a vendor of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, as well as cruise GlobAlcC m 18.98 -0.02 +4.5 GrowIncA m 27.31 +0.02 +3.2 AvagoTch 82 146.62 -1.45 Rowan dd 21.10 -.38 IntlE d 19.05 -0.07 +9.2 iShBrazil q 32.49 +.22 companies Royal Caribbean Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. GlobAlcI 20.84 -0.02 +4.9 HiYldMuA m 9.93 -0.02 +1.5 AVEO Phm dd 2.28 +.25 RoyDShllB 12 59.48 -1.21 IVA Templeton AvisBudg 24 51.20 +.20 iShCanada q 27.69 -.09 The fund gained 6.4 percent on Friday and has surged more than 33 percent since HiYldBdIs 8.01 ... +3.8 RoyDShllA 12 58.91 -.81 Obama announced the changes to U.S. policy with Cuba. Those changes should make it WorldwideI d 17.93 ... +2.6 InFEqSeS 21.77 -0.10 +8.6 Avon dd 6.68 -.04 iShEMU q 39.09 -.10 StIncInvA m 10.16 ... +1.3 iShGerm q 29.02 -.09 RymanHP 29 56.19 +1.08 easier for Americans to travel to Cuba. However, the trade embargo can’t be lifted StrIncIns 10.16 ... +1.4 Ivy Thornburg Baidu 33 201.56 +4.16 SLM Cp 26 10.31 +.05 without action by Congress. AssetStrA m 26.38 +0.01 +3.5 IncBldA m 21.79 -0.01 +5.9 BcoBrad s ... 8.85 +.05 iSh HK q 23.68 Causeway iShJapan q 13.11 +.06 SpdrDJIA q 180.40 +.29 IntlVlIns d 15.95 -0.07 +7.8 AssetStrC m 25.33 +0.01 +3.2 IncBldC m 21.78 -0.01 +5.6 BcoSantSA ... 7.05 -.05 SpdrGold q 114.00 -.10 The Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund has rallied since the U.S. has AsstStrgI 26.67 +0.02 +3.6 IntlI 31.83 -0.01 +16.1 BkofAm 25 16.55 +.05 iSh SKor q 57.24 -.56 Thawing relations Cohen & Steers iSTaiwn q 16.19 -.15 S&P500ETF q 211.57 +.43 taken steps to ease economic and travel restriction placed upon Cuba. 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Celgene s 39 114.45 +.01 MFS JoyGlbl 13 38.95 +.01 StarwdPT 11 23.97 +.08 Close: 18,040.37 Stock 183.72 -0.01 +2.8 InstIdxI 193.51 +0.42 +3.4 Celladon dd 2.31 18,160 IntlValA m 36.08 +0.01 +9.1 Jumei Intl ... 21.02 -1.51 StlDynam 29 21.95 +.14 DoubleLine InstPlus 193.52 +0.41 +3.4 CelldexTh dd 28.50 -.37 Change: 29.69 (0.2%) IsIntlEq 23.00 -0.08 +10.0 JnprNtwk dd 27.06 -.74 StratHotels 26 12.32 +.24 TotRetBdN b 10.97 ... +1.6 InstTStPl 48.24 +0.10 +3.9 Cemex ... 9.18 -.12 17,960 Eaton Vance TotRetA m 18.46 -0.03 +2.3 KBR Inc dd 19.23 +.08 Stryker 49 96.12 -.01 10 DAYS IntlGr 23.64 -0.01 +9.7 Cemig pf ... 4.61 +.09 18,400 FltgRtI 9.00 ... +2.7 ValueA m 35.68 +0.01 +2.7 KC Southn 20 92.52 +2.02 Suncor g ... 28.89 -.34 CenterPnt 17 20.22 -.15 FMI ValueI 35.88 +0.01 +2.8 IntlGrAdm 75.17 -0.05 +9.8 KateSpade 53 24.97 +.19 SunEdison dd 30.76 +.79 CentAl 6 11.73 +.55 LgCap 22.02 ... +3.8 Matthews Asian IntlStkIdxAdm 28.02 -0.06 +8.1 Keycorp 14 14.51 -.07 SunTrst 13 41.98 -.70 CntryLink 25 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Keep on trucking Healthy quarter? DG $72.81 MDT $76.70 Financial analysts anticipate that $80 Lower oil prices have helped Medtronic reports its fiscal $80 Dollar General's latest earnings $53.78 boost SUV and trucks sales fourth-quarter earnings $53.78 improved from a year ago. 70 this year, helping lift auto today. 70 The discount retailer, which is 60 sales overall. Wall Street will be listening due to deliver first-quarter financial ’15 In April, auto sales jumped for an update on how the ’15 results, has benefited from stron- 50 4.6 percent, with several medical device company 60 ger sales this year. In the Novem- Operating est. automakers reporting their has been affected by limits Operating est. ber-January period, the company's $0.72 $0.81 strongest April sales ever. A on its sales of implantable $1.12 $1.11
Today EPS EPS sales at stores open at least a 1Q ’14 1Q ’15 J.D. Power and LMC Auto- drug pumps. The Food 4Q ’13 4Q ’14 year, a key indicator of a retailer's motive forecast calls for May and Drug Administration Price-earnings ratio: 21 Price-earnings ratio: lost money sales to be up 4 percent from health, increased as customer traf- based on past 12-month results ordered Medtronic in April based on past 12-month results fic and spending rose. Did the a year earlier. Automakers to halt most production and positive trend continue in the Feb- Dividend: $0.88 Div. yield: 1.2% report May sales figures distribution of its Synchromed Dividend: $1.22 Div. yield: 1.6% ruary-April quarter? Source: FactSet today. II drug pumps, citing defects. Source: FactSet 9 • Daily Corinthian Variety Tuesday, June 2, 2015 BEETLE BAILEY Crossword
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Deep in the seas and oceans of the Earth, there is a world that few people ever see with their own eyes. Below the surface of the water is a world that is teaming with life! Fish, ocean mammals, jellyfish, plants, coral and many other lifeforms inhabit the waters. These plants and animals are a part of the oldest and most complex ecosystem on the planet. Many people enjoy visiting places that allow you to see what is below the surface. One example is the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Many scuba divers and snorkelers swim with the animals to observe them. Scientists use underwater robots with cameras to record ocean life. In places where the water is clear enough, boats with glass bottoms take tours for people to see what is below. If you are unable to get to the ocean, Aquariums are another way to learn and observe what lives below. Although we have studied the oceans for centuries, we still do not know all that there is to know about what is below. There are sea creatures that few people have ever heard of and almost definitely ones that have not even been dis- covered. In some ways, we know more about outer space than we know about what is at the deepest parts of the oceans. Always remember to care for these animals by being responsible on land. Dispose of your trash properly when you are at the beach. Don’t litter the oceans. Respect them, and they will be a healthy home for centuries to come! Word Find Shadow Match Match the shadow to the correct fish.
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306 S. Cass St • Corinth, MS 38834 PO Box 1680 • Corinth, MS 38835-1680 662-286-5577 • 24Hour INFO Line 662-284-INFO (4636) 12 • Daily Corinthian Sports Tuesday, June 2, 2015 Jayhawks land 5 national seeds in super regionals center Coleby The Associated Press No. 6 Illinois; and Texas A&M Vanderbilt (45-19) scored to the plate. The scoreboard OMAHA, Neb. — Five of or California vs. North Caro- in each of the fi rst fi ve innings couldn’t keep up — it only has the eight national seeds in the lina State or No. 7 TCU. in winning its fi fth regional enough room for nine runs in from Ole Miss NCAA baseball tournament The NCAA will announce in six years. Next up: a Super one inning. have advanced to super re- super-regional sites after re- Regional at Big Ten cham- The Commodores also sent The Associated Press gionals, and the three others gional play Monday night. pion Illinois (50-8-1,) which 10 batters to the plate when LAWRENCE, Kan. — Kansas has were playing winner-take-all boasts the best winning per- they scored four in the third. landed Ole Miss transfer Dwight Cole- regional fi nals late Monday. Vandy 21, Radford 0 centage in baseball. Vanderbilt’s Walker Bue- by, a highly touted center who will red- National seeds typically The Commodores tied a hler (4-2) struck out seven shirt next season and have two years of are assured of being on their Zander Wiel, Rhett Wise- school record with four triples and allowed two hits in fi ve eligibility remaining. home fi eld for super region- man and Bryan Reynolds and broke a Vanderbilt record scoreless innings, retiring the The Jayhawks will lose a trio of for- als, but No. 8 Missouri State homered to lead Vanderbilt’s for runs in an NCAA tourna- fi rst 11 batters. wards in Perry Ellis, Jamari Traylor is expected to have to play Ar- 20-hit attack and the Com- ment game. Every batter in Radford (45-16,) which en- and Hunter Mickelson after next sea- kansas on the road because of modores won the Nashville Vanderbilt’s starting lineup tered the regional with a 15- son. The 6-foot-9, 240-pound Cole- a stadium scheduling confl ict. Regional on Monday. got a hit, including Wiel with game winning streak, used by should be able to help replenish Other matchups: Virginia Vanderbilt tied an NCAA a career-high six RBIs and eight pitchers, but only three the front court after playing in all 34 vs. Maryland or No. 1 UCLA; tournament record for largest four hits. Ro Coleman went 4 held Vanderbilt scoreless. games for the Rebels last season. Louisiana-Lafayette vs. No. 2 shutout margin with LSU, a for 5 with four runs and Jason Seven Commodores were Coleby, a native of the Bahamas, LSU; Cal State Fullerton vs. 21-0 winner over Louisiana- Delay had four RBIs and three hit by pitches, six drew walks averaged 5.4 points and 4.8 rebounds No. 3 Louisville; Florida State Monroe in 2000. It was the hits. Wiseman and Reynolds and Radford made six errors. last season. He played 16.5 minutes vs. No. 4 Florida; VCU or Dal- most runs scored by Vander- both added three RBIs. a game for a team that was 21-13 and las Baptist vs. Columbia or bilt since a 21-run outburst Vanderbilt scored 10 runs reached the NCAA Tournament. No. 5 Miami; Vanderbilt vs. against Niagara in 2010. in the fi fth, sending 15 batters Please see SEEDS | 13 Kansas coach Bill Self called Coleby “exactly what I think we need. He’s a big guy that can play either bigs posi- tion. He’s active. He reminds me a lot of a bigger Jamari.” 36th Candy Classic Vols move on The Tennessee Volunteers say they Memorial have “moved on” from Michael Wil- liams being part of the football team. tournament The cornerback was indicted on aggra- vated rape charges in February. Results from the 36th Can- Tennessee offi cials didn’t say wheth- dy Classic Memorial Tennis er Williams had been permanently Tournament held last week at kicked off the team, but when athletic the Corinth High School Ten- department spokesman Jason Yellin nis Complex. was asked if there were any circum- stances under which Williams could Juniors return, Yellin reiterated that, “We’ve Girls 10U Singles 1st Kinley Pittman moved on.” 2nd Lainey Little Williams was suspended along with former Tennessee linebacker A.J. Girls 12 Singles Johnson in November, the day before 1st Sliman Morrison Knoxville police named them as sus- 2nd Zuri Tye pects in a rape investigation. Girls 14 Doubles The Knoxville News-Sentinel fi rst 1st Brooks Milligan/Grace Davis reported Williams’ updated status. 2nd Alayna Branch/Dayla Hobson Johnson, who also was indicted in February, graduated in December. Girls 18 Doubles Williams was a sophomore last season. 1st Madison Mayhall/Taylor Heavener 2nd Abbey Hollowell/Meredith Murphy
Girls 18 Singles 1st Peyton Sessions 2nd Brinley Chrisman Shorts Mixed 18U 1st Jacob Price/Taylor Heavener Golf Tournaments 2nd Tayton Smith/Abbey Hollowell
Elks Lodge will have a 4-man Boys 10U Singles scramble June 6 at Hillandale Golf 1st Takari lee Course with an 8:30 tee off. Cost is 2nd Ty Stephenson $60 per person. Hole sponsors are $75. For more information contact Staff Photo by Zack Steen Boys 12 Singles Jacob Price picked up wins in the Men’s Open Singles and the 18U Mixed Doubles with 1st Ben Ueltchey Rusty Stephens at 212-4869 or Pau- partner Taylor Heavener. Price was one of the more than 100 juniors and adults who la Gunn at 286-7793 participated in last week’s 36th Candy Classic Memorial Tennis Tournament held at the Corinth High School Tennis Complex. Please see CANDY | 13 Rooster Run The 5K Rooster Fun Run/Walk will be held June 20 at 9 a.m. at 189 CR 753. Fee is $20, which will benefit Havis’ Kids. Register online or at UAB bringing football back in 2016 tinyurl.com/roosterrun. Political rally will follow, bring lawn chairs. Conces- The Associated Press He said donors have now many community mem- the university was based on sions will be available. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — pledged to make up the pro- bers have stepped up with the programs being brought UAB President Ray Watts jected $17.2 million defi cit commitments to cover that back in 2016. However, new Football Camp said Monday he is bringing over the next fi ve years if $17.2 million operational def- athletic director Mark Ingram the football program back as football is restored. Watts icit,” Watts said. “That’s why stopped short of guarantee- The Jones Zone #AllIn Football early as 2016, reversing a de- told The Associated Press he we’re in a position today to ing 2016, saying only that the Camp is scheduled for June 22-24 at cision to shut it down because decided on Monday morning make this decision.” goal is to bring football back Warrior Stadium II. Camp is open to it was too expensive. to reverse the earlier decision In addition to reinstat- as soon as possible. grades K-6 and will run from 10 a.m. Watts cited renewed fi nan- after meetings with UAB sup- ing football, Watts said at a Watts cut the programs last until Noon. CHS Head Coach Doug cial commitment from sup- porters continued through press conference Monday December after UAB com- Jones, his assistants and players will porters, students and the city the weekend. after that he was also bring- missioned a report saying provide instruction. as reasons for the change of “Our students, our alumni, ing back bowling and rifl e. Cost is $50 through June 12, $55 heart. the city of Birmingham and The study commissioned by Please see UAB | 13 June 13-21 and $60 the day of. Fee includes camp t-shirt, picture with coaches, free admission to a home game featuring campers, and running out of the tunnel during a selected Cavaliers’ Irving making slow progress game. Wear shorts, athletic shoes, and a t-shirt. Water and sports drinks The Associated Press as he continues to recover when he insisted there were “We got a few more days will be provided and players will be INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — from tendinitis in his left “no ifs and or buts” whether until the fi rst game,” Blatt grouped by age. Kyrie Irving is resigned to knee, a condition that fl ared he would play. said when asked whether Ir- For a registration form, see the not being 100 percent for the up earlier in the postseason “It’s a day-by-day thing,” he ving will have his minutes Corinth Touchdown Club’s Facebook Cavaliers in the NBA Finals. and sidelined him from two said. “I’m going to continue to restricted. “We’re just hop- Page at https://corinthtouchdown- “Unless something miracu- games in the Eastern Con- get treatment and do what it ing he can get out there and club.webconnex.com/registration. lous happens,” he said. ference fi nals. On Monday, takes.” play and then we’ll address all Cleveland can’t count on Irving said he’s continued to Cavaliers coach David Blatt those things. I wouldn’t say Area Softball Camp that. receive treatment during the wouldn’t comment on how he’s had a setback, but prog- The All-Star guard has break before Game 1, but he much he thinks Irving will be ress has been slow.” The 4th Annual Corinth Area Soft- been kept out of portions of sounded less enthused about able to play against Golden ball Camp for ages 6-12 is set for practice in the past few days his progress than last week State. Please see IRVING | 13 June 8-11 at Crossroads Regional Park. Cost is $75 for entire session and includes noon meal each day along with camp T-shirt. Accident in- surance is included. Discount will be Blatter, FIFA facing more criticism this week given if more than one family member attends. Camp is from 8:30 a.m. until The Associated Press case in its 111-year history. D’Hooghe, the longest-serv- I will no longer continue to 1 p.m. A $40 deposit is required with LONDON — In the House of “For the good of the game, ing member on the executive participate (in FIFA) under the remaining balance due on the Commons, they’re calling for it is time for Sepp Blatter to committee, said he would such conditions. So, it is high first day of camp. Sepp Blatter’s head. And even go,” British sports and culture leave unless there were rapid time for change to come and Each camper will need their own inside the FIFA president’s secretary John Whittingdale reforms. “I cannot recon- we will see over the coming bat. Bat needs to be marked in some own executive committee, told the House of Commons cile myself with an institu- days what may happen. Let’s manner with their name. Shorts are there is the threat of resigna- on Monday. While the newly tion where I work, where I be clear, if this atmosphere not recommended. Uniform pants tion. re-elected Blatter seems to be have carried the medical re- prevails at FIFA, I have no should be worn if possible. A new week has brought going nowhere despite the ar- sponsibility for 27 years and place there.” Checks should be made payable new turmoil for soccer’s em- rests and indictments of sev- about which I now learn that D’Hooghe has served on FI- to Diamond S/Baseball Camp, 3159 battled 79-year-old president eral soccer offi cials last week there is a lot of corruption,” FA’s ruling body since 1988, a Kendrick Road, Corinth, MS 38834. and his scandal-tainted gov- in Zurich, others are calling it D’Hooghe told the VRT tele- decade before Blatter’s move For more information contact John erning body, which is in the quits or threatening to do so. vision network in Belgium. Smillie at 808-0013. midst of the worst corruption FIFA medical chief Michel “My conclusion is very clear: Please see FIFA | 13 13 • Daily Corinthian Scoreboard Tuesday, June 2, 2015
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Friday Kansas City at Chicago, ppd., rain South Florida 5, FAU 3 TSU eliminated 5. (23) Aric Almirola, Ford, 405, 81.5, Charleston and into a gional tournament. L.A. Angels 8, Detroit 6 Florida 19, Florida A&M 0 California 2, Texas A&M 1, 14 innings 39, $162,666. N.Y. Yankees 5, Oakland 3 berth in this weekend’s Florida State jumped 6. (2) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, 405, Saturday Sunday Cleveland 4, Seattle 3 FAU 8, Florida A&M 1, FAMU eliminated Texas A&M 8, Coastal Carolina 1, CCU 130.3, 40, $148,815. NCAA Super Regional at on Cougars starter Florida 8, South Florida 2 eliminated 7. (11) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Sunday’s Games Tampa Bay 9, Baltimore 5 Texas A&M 4, California 3, 12 innings archrival Florida. Hayden McCutcheon (1- 405, 91.7, 37, $143,061. Sunday Chicago White Sox 6, Houston 0 FAU 8, South Florida 4, USF eliminated 8. (18) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 405, Monday Freshman Drew Carl- 2) for its fi rst three runs Minnesota 6, Toronto 5 Florida 2, FAU 1, Florida advances Texas A&M 3, California 1, Texas A&M 95.6, 36, $118,345. Chicago Cubs 2, Kansas City 1, 11 in- advances ton (5-5) fanned nine immediately following a 9. (20) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 405, 96.5, Monday nings x-Game 7 — FAU vs. Florida, 6 p.m. 2 36, $141,753. At Houston in 6 ⁄3 scoreless innings 57-minute weather delay Texas 4, Boston 3 10. (22) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 405, At Coral Gables, Fla. Friday Oakland 3, N.Y. Yankees 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 7, Rice 6 and allowed six hits to in the third inning. 87.4, 34, $149,881. Friday Cleveland 6, Seattle 3, 12 innings Columbia 6, East Carolina 3 Houston 6, Houston Baptist 4 11. (5) Joey Logano, Ford, 405, 95.3, earn the win. DJ Stewart, who L.A. Angels 4, Detroit 2 Miami 6, FIU 2 33, $148,893. Saturday Game 3 — Rice 1, Houston Baptist 0, After sliding into the scored twice, doubled 12. (19) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 404, Monday’s Games Saturday Toronto at Washington, ppd., rain FIU 2, East Carolina 0, ECU eliminated susp., 4th inning, rain 81.2, 33, $148,701. postseason on a fi ve- home the game’s fi rst Minnesota at Boston, ppd., rain Miami 8, Columbia 3 Game 4 — Louisiana-Lafayette (40-21) 13. (15) David Ragan, Toyota, 404, Houston 5, Baltimore 2 vs. Houston (43-18), ppd., rain game losing streak, run, scored on a sacrifi ce 74.2, 31, $129,999. Sunday Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels (n) Columbia 4, FIU 3, FIU eliminated 14. (16) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Sunday Florida State (44-19) has fl y, and Nieporte con- N.Y. Yankees at Seattle (n) Columbia 3, Miami 0 Rice 3, Houston Baptist 1, comp. of 403, 77.3, 31, $117,210. susp. game, HBU eliminated won its last seven games tributed an RBI single. 15. (33) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Today’s Games Monday Toronto (Estrada 1-3) at Washington Game 7 — Miami (46-15) vs. Columbia Louisiana-Lafayette 2, Houston 1 403, 69.9, 29, $110,310. to capture the Atlantic The Cougars scored (Scherzer 6-3), 6:05 p.m. (34-16), 6 p.m. Rice 3, Houston 2, 20 innings, Houston 16. (26) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 403, Oakland (Graveman 2-2) at Detroit (Si- eliminated Coast Conference and their only run on a 63.7, 28, $127,999. At Louisville, Ky. mon 5-2), 6:08 p.m. 17. (7) Greg Biffl e, Ford, 403, 72.6, 27, Friday Monday NCAA regional crowns. passed ball in the eighth. Minnesota (Pelfrey 4-1) at Boston (Bu- Michigan 10, Bradley 5 Louisiana-Lafayette 5, Rice 2, ULL ad- $131,018. chholz 2-6), 6:10 p.m. Louisville 7, Morehead State 2 vances 18. (17) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, Chicago White Sox (Samardzija 4-2) at 402, 76.4, 26, $130,835. Saturday At Los Angeles Texas (Lewis 4-3), 7:05 p.m. Bradley 9, Morehead State 4, More- CANDY 19. (8) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 402, Friday Baltimore (M.Wright 2-0) at Houston head State eliminated Maryland 3, Mississippi 1 81.2, 26, $98,035. (McHugh 5-2), 7:10 p.m. Louisville 4, Michigan 3 UCLA 7, Cal State Bakersfi eld 2 20. (30) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 402, Cleveland (Carrasco 6-4) at Kansas 54.9, 24, $116,043. Sunday Saturday CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Women’s 3.0 Doubles City (Guthrie 4-3), 7:10 p.m. Michigan 4, Bradley 3, Bradley elimi- Cal State Bakersfi eld 2, Mississippi 1, 21. (1) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 402, 1st Karen Rickman/Teresa Pit- Tampa Bay (Archer 5-4) at L.A. Angels nated Mississippi eliminated 102.6, 24, $129,610. 2nd Evan Hodum (C.Wilson 3-3), 9:05 p.m. Louisville 13, Michigan 4, Louisville Maryland 4, UCLA 1 tman 22. (28) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 400, N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-7) at Seattle advances 2nd Gina True/Kristy Pelt 59.3, 22, $122,505. Sunday (Undecided), 9:10 p.m. UCLA 9, Cal State Bakersfi eld 1, Cal Boys 14 Singles 23. (43) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, At Nashville, Tenn. State Bakersfi eld eliminated 400, 45.1, 0, $95,510. Wednesday’s Games Friday 1st Samuel Burnett Minnesota at Boston, 12:35 p.m., 1st Indiana 7, Radford 1 UCLA 4, Maryland 2 Women’s 2.5 Doubles 24. (29) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 2nd Tre Tye game Vanderbilt 9, Lipscomb 1 1st Katie Purvis/Kristie Stud- 400, 56.2, 20, $125,918. Monday N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 2:40 p.m. x-Maryland vs. UCLA 10 p.m. 25. (32) David Gilliland, Ford, 399, Saturday dard Toronto at Washington, 6:05 p.m. Radford 5, Lipscomb 2, Lipscomb Boys 16 Singles 48.4, 19, $116,443. At Fullerton, Calif. 2nd Prentiss Butler/Jennifer Oakland at Detroit, 6:08 p.m. eliminated 26. (37) Cole Whitt, Ford, 399, 41.2, Friday 1st Luke Flippo Minnesota at Boston, 6:10 p.m., 2nd Game 4 — Indiana (35-22) vs. Vander- Arizona State 7, Clemson 4 Fulgham 18, $105,293. 2nd Tayton Smith game bilt (43-19), (n) Cal State Fullerton 9, Pepperdine 3 27. (21) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 399, Chicago White Sox at Texas, 7:05 p.m. 54, 17, $110,632. Sunday Saturday Mixed 7.0 Doubles Baltimore at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Radford 5, Indiana 3, Indiana elimi- Pepperdine 10, Clemson 8, Clemson 28. (38) Brett Moffi tt, Ford, 398, 37.9, Boys 18 Doubles 1st Jana Little/William Hawkins Cleveland at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. nated eliminated 16, $93,535. 1st Luke Flippo/Carter Smith Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Vanderbilt vs. Radford, ppd., rain Cal State Fullerton 3, Arizona State 2, 2nd Lee parks/Julie Plumlee 29. (40) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 397, 38, 0, . 14 innings 2nd Eli Puckett/Cody Sistare $89,385. Monday Vanderbilt 21, Radford 0, VU advances 30. (35) Jeb Burton, Toyota, 396, 33.5, Sunday Mixed 8.0 Doubles N.L. standings, schedule Pepperdine 7, Arizona State 4 14, $90,710. At Champaign, Ill. Adults East Division Cal State Fullerton 10, Pepperdine 1, 1st Robert Hand/Nancy Palmer 31. (13) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 396, Friday W L Pct GB Notre Dame 13, Wright State 7 Cal State Fullerton advances 2nd Paul Stine/Rebecca Stine 83.4, 13, $107,060. Washington 28 22 .560 — Illinois 10, Ohio 3 Monday Womens Open Singles 32. (36) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, New York 28 23 .549 ½ x-Cal State Fullerton vs. Game 5 win- 1st Summer Ralston 395, 32.9, 12, $88,885. Saturday Men’s Open Singles Atlanta 25 25 .500 3 Wright State 5, Ohio 2, susp., 3rd in- ner, (n) 33. (12) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 395, 2nd Stephanie Jones Miami 20 31 .392 8½ ning, rain At Lake Elsinore, Calif. 1st Jacob Price 69.7, 11, $125,671. Philadelphia 19 33 .365 10 Notre Dame vs. Illinois, ppd., rain Friday 2nd Kenny Little 34. (41) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, Central Division Virginia 6, Southern Cal 1 Women’s 3.0 Singles 392, 28.8, 0, $88,535. Sunday W L Pct GB Wright State 8, Ohio 3, comp. of susp. San Diego State 4, UC Santa Barbara 3 35. (42) Mike Bliss, Ford, 391, 27.9, 1st Mary Catherine Shands St. Louis 33 17 .660 — game, Ohio eliminated Saturday Men’s Open Doubles 0, $88,310. 2nd Jennifer Fulghum Chicago 26 22 .542 6 Illinois 3, Notre Dame 0 Southern Cal 12, UC Santa Barbara 3, 1st Robert Hand/Mike Pittman 36. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, accident, Pittsburgh 26 23 .531 6½ Wright State 4, Notre Dame 0, Notre UC Santa Barbara eliminated 374, 94.6, 9, $133,201. 2nd William Stein/Rich Reeves Cincinnati 22 27 .449 10½ Dame eliminated Virginia 3, San Diego State 1 Women’s 3.5 Doubles 37. (9) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 373, Milwaukee 17 34 .333 16½ Sunday 53, 7, $95,982. Monday 1st Margaret Orr/Karen Rick- West Division IIllinois 8, Wright State 4, Illinois ad- Southern Cal 12, San Diego State 11, Mens 3.5 Doubles 38. (27) Brian Scott, Chevrolet, acci- man W L Pct GB vances San Diego State eliminated 1st William Hawkins/Robert dent, 372, 54.6, 0, $82,598. Los Angeles 29 20 .592 — x-Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, Virginia 14, Southern Cal 10, 11 2nd Kathy Anderson/Bethany 39. (4) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, suspen- Perry San Francisco 30 22 .577 ½ 55 minutes after Game 6 innnings, Virginia advances Roy sion, 346, 93.4, 5, $115,471. 2nd Lee Parks/greg Holling- San Diego 24 27 .471 6 Monday 40. (39) Josh Wise, Ford, electrical, At Springfi eld, Mo. Arizona 23 26 .469 6 x-Virginia vs. Game 5 winner, (n) sworth 346, 36.1, 4, $74,535. Friday Colorado 22 26 .458 6½ Iowa 3, Oregon 1 Super Regionals 41. (34) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, ——— Missouri State vs. Canisus, ppd., rain June 5-8 317, 40.4, 3, $70,535. Saturday’s Games Saturday Los Angeles champion vs. Lake Elsinore 42. (24) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 310, Colorado 5, Philadelphia 2 Missouri State 14, Canisius 1 champion 42.5, 2, $74,535. Arizona 7, Milwaukee 3 Oregon 12, Canisius 6, Canisius elimi- Stillwater champion vs. Springfi eld cham- UAB 43. (31) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 221, 39.3, Miami 9, N.Y. Mets 5 nated pion 1, $107,610. Cincinnati 8, Washington 5 Game 4 — Iowa (40-16) vs. Missouri Coral Gables champion vs. Dallas champion Race Statistics L.A. Dodgers 5, St. Louis 1 State (46-10), (n) Tallahassee champion vs. Gainesville cham- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Kansas City at Chicago, ppd., rain practice fi eld and new Average Speed of Race Winner: Sunday pion Atlanta 8, San Francisco 0 119.547 mph. Iowa 2, Oregon 1, 11 innings, Oregon Baton Rouge champion vs. Houston cham- fi eldhouse. Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 2 Time of Race: 3 hours, 23 minutes, 16 eliminated pion it would cost $49 mil- UAB commissioned seconds. Sunday’s Games Missouri State 3, Iowa 2, Missouri College Station champion vs. Fort Worth N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 3 Margin of Victory: 0.435 seconds. State advances champion lion over fi ve years to College Sports Solu- Cincinnati 8, Washington 2 Caution Flags: 7 for 40 laps. Monday Champaign champion vs. Nashville cham- Colorado 4, Philadelphia 1 fi eld a competitive pro- tions to review the ini- Lead Changes: 15 among 9 drivers. x-Missouri State vs. Game 5 winner, pion Milwaukee 7, Arizona 6, 17 innings Lap Leaders: D.Hamlin 1-41; M.Truex 10 p.m. Fullerton champion vs. Louisville champion gram, generating both a tial report by CarrSports St. Louis 3, L.A. Dodgers 1 Jr. 42-76; D.Hamlin 77-143; M.Truex Jr. At Baton Rouge, La. Chicago Cubs 2, Kansas City 1, 11 in- groundswell of criticism Consulting. The num- 144-157; D.Hamlin 158-159; C.Edwards Friday nings Basketball 160-162; D.Earnhardt Jr. 163-165; LSU 10, Lehigh 3 for the decision and a bers were similar mi- Atlanta 7, San Francisco 5 M.Truex Jr. 166-247; Ky.Busch 248- UNC Wilmington 10, Tulane 1 San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 1 rallying of fi nancial sup- nus the indoor facility. 250; D.Hamlin 251-258; K.Harvick 259- Saturday NBA playoffs 324; Ky.Busch 325-328; C.Bowyer 329; Monday’s Games Tulane 15, Lehigh 3, Lehigh eliminated port for the Blazers pro- Watts also said UAB’s Toronto at Washington, ppd., rain CONFERENCE FINALS B.Keselowski 330-357; K.Harvick 358- Game 4 — LSU (49-10) vs. UNC Wilm- Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 1 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) gram. cost of attendance could 382; J.Johnson 383-405. ington (40-16), (n) Milwaukee 1, St. Louis 0 Tuesday Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Sunday The president said be about half the ini- L.A. Dodgers at Colorado (n) Cleveland 118, Atlanta 88, Cleveland Led, Laps Led): M.Truex Jr., 3 times UNC Wilmington 8, Tulane 2, Tulane Atlanta at Arizona (n) wins series 4-0 UAB has dropped an tial projected $5,000 for 131 laps; D.Hamlin, 4 times for eliminated N.Y. Mets at San Diego (n) Wednesday 118 laps; K.Harvick, 2 times for 91 Monday indoor practice facil- per athlete, based on Pittsburgh at San Francisco (n) Golden State 104, Houston 90, Golden laps; B.Keselowski, 1 time for 28 laps; LSU 2, UNC Wilmington 0, LSU ad- Today’s Games State wins series 4-1 ity from the equation other Conference USA J.Johnson, 1 time for 23 laps; Ky.Busch, vances L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 5-1) at Colorado FINALS 2 times for 7 laps; D.Earnhardt Jr., 1 time At Stillwater, Okla. since the initial report, schools. The fi rst sea- (J.De La Rosa 1-2), 2:10 p.m., 1st game (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) for 3 laps; C.Edwards, 1 time for 3 laps; Friday Cincinnati (Cueto 3-4) at Philadelphia Thursday and has raised about 10 son’s College Football C.Bowyer, 1 time for 1 lap. Arkansas 8, Oral Roberts 6 (O’Sullivan 1-4), 6:05 p.m. Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. Wins: J.Johnson, 4; K.Harvick, Oklahoma State 5, St. John’s 4 percent of the estimated Playoff payout also was Toronto (Estrada 1-3) at Washington Sunday, June 7 2; Ku.Busch, 1; D.Earnhardt Jr., 1; Saturday (Scherzer 6-3), 6:05 p.m. Cleveland at Golden State, 7 p.m. $12.5 million- $14.5 mil- higher than UAB had C.Edwards, 1; D.Hamlin, 1; M.Kenseth, St. John’s 10, Oral Roberts 4, ORU Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 1-1) at Miami Tuesday, June 9 1; B.Keselowski, 1; J.Logano, 1. eliminated lion needed for a turf projected. (Hand 0-1), 6:10 p.m. Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Harvick, 516; 2. Arkansas 7, Oklahoma State 5 Milwaukee (Undecided) at St. Louis Thursday, June 11 M.Truex Jr., 472; 3. J.Johnson, 440; 4. Sunday (Lynn 3-4), 7:15 p.m. Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. J.Logano, 440; 5. D.Earnhardt Jr., 432; 6. St. John’s 2, Oklahoma State 1, OSU IRVING L.A. Dodgers (Undecided) at Colorado Sunday, June 14 B.Keselowski, 414; 7. J.McMurray, 390; eliminated (Undecided), 7:40 p.m., 2nd game x-Cleveland at Golden State, 7 p.m. 8. K.Kahne, 385; 9. J.Gordon, 380; 10. Arkansas 4, St. John’s 3, Arkansas Atlanta (S.Miller 5-2) at Arizona (Col- Tuesday, June 16 A.Almirola, 378; 11. M.Kenseth, 377; advances lmenter 3-5), 8:40 p.m. x-Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 12. P.Menard, 372; 13. R.Newman, 369; At Fort Worth, Texas CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 2-2) at San Di- Friday, June 19 arose while he was fa- 14. D.Hamlin, 345; 15. Ku.Busch, 340; Friday ego (Kennedy 2-5), 9:10 p.m. x-Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. 16. C.Edwards, 338. N.C. State 3, Stony Brook 0 voring a sprained right Pittsburgh (Burnett 5-1) at San Fran- TCU 10, Sacred Heart 0 Blatt said Irving has foot he injured in the cisco (Heston 5-3), 9:15 p.m. Saturday Transactions Baseball Wednesday’s Games Stony Brook 11, Sacred Heart 6, Sa- done “pretty well” in opening round against Milwaukee at St. Louis, 12:45 p.m. cred Heart eliminated Monday’s Deals practice, but he’s clear- Boston. He aggravated Atlanta at Arizona, 2:40 p.m. N.C. State 5, TCU 4 A.L. standings,schedule ly not himself. Irving the knee in Game 6 at Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 2:45 p.m. Sunday BASEBALL East Division Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m. TCU 8, Stony Brook 3, Stony Brook American League doesn’t have the same Chicago. W L Pct GB Toronto at Washington, 6:05 p.m. eliminated OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent LHP burst on drives to the After visiting re- New York 26 25 .510 — Chicago Cubs at Miami, 6:10 p.m. TCU 8, N.C. State 2 Drew Pomeranz to Stockton (Cal) for a Tampa Bay 26 25 .510 — L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 7:10 p.m. Monday rehab assignment. basket and he’s avoided nowned surgeon Dr. Baltimore 23 27 .460 2½ N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 8:10 p.m. x-N.C. State vs. Game 5 winner, (n) TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed 2B Tim any contact to protect James Andrews in Flor- Toronto 23 29 .442 3½ At Dallas Beckham on the 15-day DL. Boston 22 29 .431 4 NCAA Division I Baseball Friday National League his tender knee. During ida, he sat two games in Central Division Oregon St. 5, Texas 4 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Assigned W L Pct GB Regionals VCU 7, Dallas Baptist 2 1B/OF Travis Ishikawa outright to Sacra- the period the media has Cleveland’s sweep of At- Minnesota 30 19 .612 — Saturday seen him following prac- lanta and played 22 min- Associated Press mento (PCL). tice, Irving has mostly utes in the clinching win. worked on his shooting. Irving is averaging “He’s not out of the 18.7 points in his fi rst woods entirely,” Blatt NBA postseason. The Cooper looks to show Cardinals he was worth pick said. “He’s playing Cavs need him to play through it and has been well against the War- The Associated Press and the playoff loss to hears critics question his “It’s been not quite as doing a great job.” riors and league MVP TEMPE, Ariz. — Jona- Carolina. “Man, defi nitely desire. diffi cult of a transition as Irving’s knee issues Stephen Curry. than Cooper knows this one of the tougher things “I don’t know if they I would have imagined,” is his chance to show the I’ve had to deal with in think I’m complacent or Cooper said, “but I’ve still FIFA Arizona Cardinals that he my lifetime,” he said af- just happy to be here or got a bunch of technique was worth being chosen as ter the team’s OTA work- whatever,” Cooper said, stuff to work on and con- the No. 7 overall draft pick out on Monday. “But it’s “but at the end of the day tinue to improve.” CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 of the U.S. corruption in 2013. a learning experience and I’m a competitor and I He said his brain has investigation. Rabbatts is So far, it’s been a tough I’m sure it will make this want to be successful. I long been programmed up from secretary gen- also a director at the Eng- road in the NFL for the big season that much better have goals and I want to for playing left guard. eral to president. “If lish Football Association, guard from North Caro- and more enjoyable and accomplish them.” “It’s just muscle memo- you are faced with an a long-standing critic of lina State. guarantee that I don’t take Getting to start those ry,” Cooper said, “that you abscess, simple medica- Blatter. “Like many in the After earning the start- anything for granted.” late-season games helped. got so accustomed to do- tion does not suffi ce,” game I fi nd it unaccept- ing spot at left guard in Watching so much from “That defi nitely kind of ing it at one side that you D’Hooghe said. “You have able that so little has been training camp, he broke the sidelines was a jolt. boosted my confi dence have to be able to fl ip and to cut it open.” done to reform FIFA,” she his leg in a preseason “I don’t think I lost con- and kind of reminded me do it at the other side.” Heather Rabbatts went wrote in a letter to FIFA. game and missed his en- fi dence in myself,” he said, that, ‘You’ll be all right, Although Cooper has yet a step further and re- “And it is clear from the tire rookie season. He was “but it was a very diffi cult you’re here for a reason to play in pads, he’s looked signed from her post on re-election of President back last year, but had a situation to deal with. and it wasn’t a mistake good to coach Bruce Ari- the FIFA anti-discrimina- Blatter that the challeng- tough time regaining his There were some times and continue to do your ans so far. tion task force. es facing FIFA and the old form. where it was like, ‘Wow, work and you’ll be just “For playing soccer (not That body, until last ongoing damage to the He appeared in 10 where is that light at the fi ne,’” he said. playing in pads), he’s do- week, was chaired by Jef- reputation of football’s games but played only end of the tunnel? When With the offseason sign- ing really, really well,” frey Webb, who was sus- world governing body sparingly, and sat out four is all this rough patch go- ing of free agent left guard Arians said. “He looks pended as a FIFA vice are bound to continue to in a row, before fi nally ing to be over?” Mike Iupati, Cooper was like the athlete we knew president and remains in overshadow and under- starting two games late in As nice a guy as you’ll moved to the right side we drafted and he’s got a custody in Switzerland mine the credibility of the season. Then a wrist fi nd on the team, Coo- and seems fi rmly installed smile on his face. He’s get- along with six others af- any work in the anti-dis- injury kept him out of the per acknowledges he’s “a as the starter. He’s still ting better but it’s hard to ter being arrested as part crimination arena. fi nal regular-season game little” irritated when he learning the position. tell without pads.” 14 • Tuesday, June 2, 2015 • Daily Corinthian
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ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC PLAINTIFF
VS. CAUSE NO. 2014-0461-02MM
THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET MANAGEMENT; CITY OF CORINTH, MS IN AND THROUGH VICKI ROACH, IN HER CAPACITY AS ITS CITY CLERK; TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- PACITY AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR ALCORN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- TORNEY GENERAL FOR THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND ANY AND ALL OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, CORPORATIONS, OR LEGAL GRANTS OTHER ENTITIES HAVING (Block Grants) OR CLAIMING ANY LEGAL MISSISSIPPI OR EQUITABLE INTEREST DEPARTMENT OF IN OR TO THAT CERTAIN HUMAN SERVICES PROPERTY, ALONG WITH Division of Community ANY IMPROVEMENTS Services DEFENDANTS Legislative Public Hearing IN THE CHANCERY THEREON AND APPUR- COURT OF ALCORN TENANCES THERETO, The Mississippi Department COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI SOLD ON AUGUST 28, of Human Services, Division 2006 FOR DELINQUENT of Community Services will RE: ADMINISTRATION OF 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN be conducting the Legislative THE ESTATE OF DORIS M. COUNTY, LOCATED IN Public Hearing on the Com- IN THE CHANCERY BORDEN, DECEASED ALCORN COUNTY, munity Services Block Grant COURT OF ALCORN MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 and Low-Income Home En- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI NO. 2015-0221-02 Lincoln Place Subdivision, ergy Assistance Programs un- Section 12, Township 02, der Title 26 of the Omnibus ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC SUMMONS Range 07 according to the Budget Reconciliation Act of PLAINTIFF plat on file in the Office of the 1981, as amended. The hear- THE STATE OF Chancery Clerk of Alcorn ing for the 2016 programs is MISSISSIPPI County scheduled for Tuesday, June AND BEING MORE PARTIC- 9, 2015, at 2:00 p.m. in the VS. CAUSE NO. TO: THE HEIRS-AT-LAW ULARLY DESCRIBED IN new Training Room at the 2014-0461-02MM OF DORIS M. BORDEN THE COMPLAINT Mississippi Department of DECEASED Human Services, 750 North State Street, Jackson, Missis- You have been made SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- sippi. THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. a Defendant in the COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET TION Complaint filed in this MANAGEMENT; CITY OF Court by Rachel CORINTH, MS The State of Mississippi The Community Services Kozlowski, both indi- Block Grant provides funds IN AND THROUGH VICKI vidually and adminis- TO: ANY AND ALL for a range of activities to ROACH, tratrix of the estate of OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, ameliorate the causes and ef- IN HER CAPACITY AS ITS Doris M. Borden, de- CORPORATIONS, OR fects of poverty. For Fiscal CITY CLERK; ceased, and you must OTHER ENTITIES having or Year 2016, at least 90 per- TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- take immediate action IN THE CHANCERY claiming an interest in and to cent of the funds allocated to PACITY AS to protect your rights. COURT OF ALCORN the following described real the State through these DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI estate located in Alcorn grants will be contracted to ALCORN COUNTY, Respondents other County, Mississippi, which non-profit community action MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- than you in this action RE: ADMINISTRATION OF was sold for delinquent 2005 agencies, migrant seasonal TORNEY GENERAL FOR are: None THE ESTATE OF NORITA S. taxes by the City of Corinth farm worker organizations or THE PAGE, Tax Collector on August 28, community-based organiza- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND You are summoned DECEASED 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 tions that meet the eligibility ANY AND ALL to appear and defend Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- requirements as described in OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, against said Complaint NO. 2015-0279-02 tion 12, Township 02, Range Section 675 of the Com- CORPORATIONS, OR LEGAL GRANTS to establish and de- 07 according to the plat on munity Services Block Grant OTHER ENTITIES HAVING (Block Grants) termine heirs-at-law of SUMMONS file in the Office of the Chan- Act, as amended. The eligibil- OR CLAIMING ANY LEGAL MISSISSIPPI Doris M. Borden at 9:00 cery Clerk of Alcorn County, ity requirements for the pro- OR EQUITABLE INTEREST DEPARTMENT OF o'clock a.m. on the 16th THE STATE OF Mississippi. You have been gram are outlined in the ap- IN OR TO THAT CERTAIN HUMAN SERVICES day of July, 2015, at the MISSISSIPPI made Defendants in the suit plication process. PROPERTY, ALONG WITH Division of Community Alcorn Chancery Build- ANY IMPROVEMENTS filed in this Court by ADAIR Services ing, Corinth, Mississippi, TO: THE HEIRS-AT-LAW OF DEFENDANTS HOLDINGS, LLC seeking to Legislative Public Hearing and in case of your fail- NORITA S. PAGE, DE- Confirm and Quiet Tax Title IN THE CHANCERY ure to appear and de- CEASED in certain real property, be- The Low-Income Home En- THEREON AND APPUR- COURT OF ALCORN fend a judgment will be ing more particularly de- ergy Assistance Program as- TENANCES THERETO, The Mississippi Department COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI entered against you for You have been made a SOLD ON AUGUST 28, scribed as: of Human Services, Division sists eligible households to the things demanded in Defendant in the Complaint pay the costs of home energy 2006 FOR DELINQUENT of Community Services will RE: ADMINISTRATION OF said Complaint. filed in this Court by Lori a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln bills and other energy-related 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN be conducting the Legislative THE ESTATE OF DORIS M. Smith Page and Eric Robert IN THE CHANCERY Place Subdivision; services, for example, wood, COURT OF ALCORN COUNTY, LOCATED IN Public Hearing on the Com- BORDEN, DECEASED You are not required Page both individually and as ALCORN COUNTY, munity Services Block Grant kerosene, electricity, gas, to file an answer or oth- joint administratrix-adminis- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI heaters, blankets, fans and air MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 and Low-Income Home En- NO. 2015-0221-02 er pleading, but you trator of the estate of Norita Daily Corinthian • Tuesday,Bearing June County 2, 2015 Tax •Parcel 15 conditioners. For Fiscal Year Lincoln Place Subdivision, ergy Assistance Programs un- may do so if you desire. S. Page, deceased, and you ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC Number 0801-12-4-B-05900 2016, at least 90 percent of PLAINTIFF Section 12, Township 02, der Title 26 of the Omnibus SUMMONS must take immediate action Range 07 according to the Budget0955 LEGALSReconciliation Act of the0955 fundsLEGALS allocated to the 0955 LEGALS 0955 ISSUEDLEGALS under my to0955 protectLEGALS your rights. 0955 LEGALS 0955 LEGALS 0955 LEGALS State through these grants plat on file in the Office of the 1981, as amended. The hear- THE STATE OF hand and seal of said Respondents other than Other Defendants in this ac- will be contracted to private, Chancery Clerk of Alcorn ing for the 2016 programs is MISSISSIPPI Court this the 21st of you in this action are: None tion include: Adair Asset Man- nonprofit, and public agen- County scheduled for Tuesday, June May, 2015. You are summoned to ap- VS. CAUSE NO. agement; City of Corinth, cies designated in accordance AND BEING MORE PARTIC- 9, 2015, at 2:00 p.m. in the TO: THE HEIRS-AT-LAW pear and defend against said 2014-0461-02MM MS, In and through Vicki with Public Law 97-35, as ULARLY DESCRIBED IN new Training Room at the OF DORIS M. BORDEN BOBBY MAROLT Complaint to establish and Roach, in her capacity as it amended. The eligibility re- THE COMPLAINT Mississippi Department of DECEASED determine heirs-at-law of city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his quirements for the program Human Services, 750 North BY: WILLIE JUSTICE Norita S. Page at 9:00 o'clock capacity as District Attorney are outlined in the applica- State Street, Jackson, Missis- You have been made CHANCERY COURT a.m. on the 16th day of July, THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. of Alcorn County, Mississippi; tion process. COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- sippi. a Defendant in the CLERK 2015, at the Alcorn County TION and The State of Mississippi, Complaint filed in this Chancery Building, Corinth, MANAGEMENT; CITY OF in and through Jim Hood in CORINTH, MS Court by Rachel 4tc Mississippi, and in case of The State of Mississippi his capacity as its Attorney The Community Services Kozlowski, both indi- 5/26, 6/2, 6/9/, your failure to appear and de- IN AND THROUGH VICKI General. Block Grant provides funds Copies of the state plans are vidually and adminis- 6 / 1 6 / 2 0 1 5 fend a judgment will be ROACH, available for review at the IN HER CAPACITY AS ITS TO: ANY AND ALL for a range of activities to tratrix of the estate of entered against you for the OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, ameliorate the causes and ef- Mississippi Department of Doris M. Borden, de- 14876 things demanded in said Com- CITY CLERK; Human Services by calling CORPORATIONS, OR fects of poverty. For Fiscal ceased, and you must plaint. TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- 601-359-4768 or 1-800-421- OTHER ENTITIES having or Year 2016, at least 90 per- take immediate action IN THE CHANCERY You are not required to PACITY AS ATE ACTION TO PRO- 0762. claiming an interest in and to cent of the funds allocated to to protect your rights. COURT OF ALCORN file an answer or other plead- DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR TECT YOUR RIGHTS. ALCORN COUNTY, the following described real the State through these COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ing, but you may do so if you estate located in Alcorn grants will be contracted to Respondents other desire. MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- You are required to mail or Inquiries, comments or sug- County, Mississippi, which non-profit community action than you in this action RE: ADMINISTRATION OF ISSUED under my hand TORNEY GENERAL FOR hand-deliver a copy of a writ- gestions regarding the block was sold for delinquent 2005 agencies, migrant seasonal are: None THE ESTATE OF NORITA S. and seal of said Court this the THE ten response to the com- grant plans and/or eligibility taxes by the City of Corinth farm worker organizations or PAGE, 21st of May, 2015. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- requirements must be re- Tax Collector on August 28, community-based organiza- You are summoned DECEASED ANY AND ALL ford, the attorney for the ceived on or before June 16, 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 tions that meet the eligibility to appear and defend BOBBY MAROLT OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, plaintiff, whose street ad- 2015 by the Division of Com- Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- requirements as described in against said Complaint NO. 2015-0279-02 CORPORATIONS, OR dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 munity Services, P. O. Box tion 12, Township 02, Range Section 675 of the Com- to establish and de- BY: WILLIE JUSTICE OTHER ENTITIES HAVING North Street, Jackson, MS 352, Jackson, Mississippi 07 according to the plat on munity Services Block Grant termine heirs-at-law of SUMMONS OR CLAIMING ANY LEGAL 39202 and mailing address is 39205. Public comments will file in the Office of the Chan- Act, as amended. The eligibil- Doris M. Borden at 9:00 CHANCERY COURT CLERK OR EQUITABLE INTEREST USAssets, LLC, Post Office be reviewed before finalizing cery Clerk of Alcorn County, ity requirements for the pro- o'clock a.m. on the 16th THE STATE OF IN OR TO THAT CERTAIN Box 2742, Ridgeland, MS the 2016 State Plans for these Mississippi. You have been gram are outlined in the ap- day of July, 2015, at the MISSISSIPPI 4tc PROPERTY, ALONG WITH 39158. programs. ANY IMPROVEMENTS made Defendants in the suit plication process. Alcorn Chancery Build- 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16/2015 filed in this Court by ADAIR ing, Corinth, Mississippi, TO: THE HEIRS-AT-LAW OF DEFENDANTS Your response must be 14861 HOLDINGS, LLC seeking to and in case of your fail- NORITA S. PAGE, DE- 14877 mailed or delivered not later THEREON AND APPUR- Confirm and Quiet Tax Title IN THE CHANCERY ure to appear and de- CEASED in certain real property, be- than (30) days after March 18, The Low-Income Home En- COURT OF ALCORN fend a judgment will be TENANCES THERETO, 2015, which is the date of the SOLD ON AUGUST 28, ing more particularly de- ergy Assistance Program as- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI entered against you for You have been made a scribed as: first publication of this sum- sists eligible households to the things demanded in Defendant in the Complaint 2006 FOR DELINQUENT mons. If your response is not 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN pay the costs of home energy RE: ADMINISTRATION OF said Complaint. filed in this Court by Lori IN THE CHANCERY a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln so mailed or delivered, a judg- bills and other energy-related THE ESTATE OF DORIS M. Smith Page and Eric Robert COUNTY, LOCATED IN ment by default will be COURT OF ALCORN ALCORN COUNTY, Place Subdivision; services, for example, wood, BORDEN, DECEASED You are not required Page both individually and as COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI entered against you for the kerosene, electricity, gas, to file an answer or oth- joint administratrix-adminis- MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 money or other relief deman- heaters, blankets, fans and air NO. 2015-0221-02 er pleading, but you trator of the estate of Norita Lincoln Place Subdivision, ded in the complaint. ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC Section 12, Township 02, Bearing County Tax Parcel conditioners. For Fiscal Year may do so if you desire. S. Page, deceased, and you PLAINTIFF Number 0801-12-4-B-05900 You must also file the origin- 2016, at least 90 percent of SUMMONS must take immediate action Range 07 according to the al of your response with the the funds allocated to the ISSUED under my to protect your rights. plat on file in the Office of the clerk of this court within a Chancery Clerk of Alcorn State through these grants THE STATE OF hand and seal of said Respondents other than Other Defendants in this ac- reasonable time afterward. will be contracted to private, MISSISSIPPI Court this the 21st of you in this action are: None County VS. CAUSE NO. AND BEING MORE PARTIC- tion include: Adair Asset Man- nonprofit, and public agen- May, 2015. You are summoned to ap- 2014-0461-02MM agement; City of Corinth, cies designated in accordance TO: THE HEIRS-AT-LAW pear and defend against said ULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT MS, In and through Vicki with Public Law 97-35, as OF DORIS M. BORDEN BOBBY MAROLT Complaint to establish and Roach, in her capacity as it Bobby Marolt, Alcorn County amended. The eligibility re- DECEASED determine heirs-at-law of city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his Chancery Clerk quirements for the program BY: WILLIE JUSTICE Norita S. Page at 9:00 o'clock THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. capacity as District Attorney 501 Waldron Street are outlined in the applica- You have been made CHANCERY COURT a.m. on the 16th day of July, SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- Corinth, MS 38834 COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET TION of Alcorn County, Mississippi; tion process. a Defendant in the CLERK 2015, at the Alcorn County MANAGEMENT; CITY OF and The State of Mississippi, Complaint filed in this Chancery Building, Corinth, GUARANTEED CORINTH, MS The State of Mississippi in and through Jim Hood in 4tc Auto Sales Advertise your CAR,Court TRUCK, by SUV, Rachel BOAT, TRACTOR, MOTORCYCLE,Mississippi, RV and& ATV in case here of INfor AND THROUGH VICKI his capacity as its Attorney Kozlowski, both indi- 5/26, 6/2, 6/9/, your failure to appear and de- ROACH, General. Issued under my hand and the Copies of the state plans are vidually and adminis- 6 / 1 6 / 2 0 1 5 fend a judgment will be TO: ANY AND ALL seal of said court, this 20th $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should include photo, description and price. PLEASE NOIN HER CAPACITY AS ITS OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, available for review at the tratrix of the estate of entered against you for the CITY CLERK; day of May, 2015. Mississippi Department of DorisDEALERS M. Borden, & NON-TRANSFERABLE! de- 14876 NO REFUNDS.things demanded in said Com- CORPORATIONS, OR TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- OTHER ENTITIES having or Human ServicesSingle by item calling only.ceased, Payment and you in must advance. Call 287-6147plaint. to place your ad. PACITY AS YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- 601-359-4768 or 1-800-421- take immediate action You are not required to claiming an interest in and to DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR the following described real ATE ACTION TO PRO- 0762. 816 to protect your rights. file an answer or other plead- ALCORN COUNTY, TECT YOUR RIGHTS. RECREATIONAL ing, but you may do so if you estate located in Alcorn Bobby Marolt,Alcorn County MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- County, Mississippi, which VEHICLES Respondents other desire. TORNEY GENERAL FOR You are required to mail or Chancery Clerk Inquiries, comments or sug- than you in this action ISSUED under my hand was sold for delinquent 2005 THE taxes by the City of Corinth hand-deliver a copy of a writ- gestions regarding the block are: None and seal of1999 said Court this the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND ‘07 Dolphin LX RV, 37’ ten response to the com- grant plans and/or eligibility 21st of May, 2015. Tax Collector on August 28, (SEAL) ______,D.C. ANY AND ALL 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- requirements must be re- You are summoned ENDEAVOUR OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, ford, the attorney for the Excaliber made ceived on or before June 16, to appear and defend BOBBY MAROLT Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- CORPORATIONS, OR tion 12, Township 02, Range plaintiff, whoseREDUCED street ad- 2015 by the Division of Com- against said Complaint OTHER ENTITIES HAVING dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 Juneby 2, 9, Georgi & 16, 2015 Boy munity Services, P. O. Box 2006 WILDERNESS 07 according to the plat on to establish2011 Coachman and de- BY: WILLIE JUSTICE OR CLAIMINGCAMPER ANY LEGAL North Street,2005 Jackson, MS 352, Jackson, Mississippi termine heirs-at-law of file in the Office of the Chan- 14882 28’ Catalina Camper OR EQUITABLE INTEREST cery Clerk of Alcorn County, 39202 and mailing address is 1985 30’ long 39205.Sportsman Public comments Camper will Doris M. Borden at 9:00 CHANCERY COURT CLERK gas burner, workhorse eng., 2 slideouts, AIRSTREAM Sleeps 6 (Memory IN OR TO29 THAT FT. CERTAIN Mississippi.full body paint, walk-in You shower, have SS sinksbeen USAssets, LLC, Post Office be reviewedQueen Bed,before Couch finalizing o'clock a.m. on the 16th 2011 AR-ONE Star Craft, PROPERTY, ALONG WITH & s/s refrig w/im, Onar Marq gold 7000 BoxLAND 2742, Ridgeland,YACHT MS motor home, Foam Mattresses), 32” 36ft, 2 Air conditioners, madegen., 3-ton Defendants cntrl. unit, back-up in the camera, suit thesleeps 2016 State2, lots Plans of cabinets, for these day of July, 2015, at the 14ft. Fridge/AC, Stove, 4tc ANY 5TH IMPROVEMENTS WHEEL auto. leveling, 2-fl at screen TVs, Allison 39158. Flatscreen TV w/DVD, Bath- Generator, 30K miles filed in this Court by ADAIR 30 ft., with slide out programs. Alcorn Chancery Build- 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16/2015 DEFENDANTSLARGE SLIDE OUT 6-spd. A.T., 10 cd stereo w/s.s, 2-leather new tires, Price pulled 6 times, tub/Shower, Range/Stove/ Microwave, Full bath, HOLDINGS,capt. seats & 1 lthr recliner,LLC auto.seeking awning, to & built-in TV antenna, non-smoker, clean as ing, Corinth, Mississippi, FULLY EQUIPPED qn REDUCED bed, table & couch (fold into bed), Your response must be Microwave, & More. immaculate condition. Confirmmicro/conv and oven, Quiet less than Tax 5k Title mi. 2 TV’s, 7400 miles. 14861new on the inside. and in case of your fail- $500 + Payoff or 14877 THEREON AND APPUR- mailed or delivered not later negotiable. ure toWilliam appear Whitaker and de- NON-SMOKING OWNER in certain real property, be- $9,500.00 fi nance with Trustmark. $31,000 TENANCES THERETO, ing more$65,000 particularly de- than (30)$75,000. days after March 18, fend a662-660-4298 judgment will be IUKA 287-3461 or Excellent starter for SOLD ON AUGUST 28, scribed662-415-0590 as: 2015, which is the date of the 662-660-3433 396-1678 enteredfor against More Info you for 2006CALL FOR 662-423-1727 DELINQUENT first662-287-7734 publication of this sum- the things demanded in small family. 284-0138 808-0653 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN mons. If your response is not said Complaint. a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln 470 COUNTY, LOCATED IN Place Subdivision; so mailed or delivered, a judg- TRACTORS/FARM ALCORN COUNTY, ment by default will be You are not required EQUIP. MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 entered against you for the to file an answer or oth- Lincoln Place Subdivision, money or other relief deman- er pleading, but you Bearing County Tax Parcel 30' MOTOR Section 12, Township 02, Number1993 0801-12-4-B-05900 John ded in the complaint. may do so if you desire. 1997 Range 07 according to the YouTRACTOR must also file the origin- HOME plat on file in the Office of the al of your response with the ISSUED under my Deere 5300 Chancery Clerk of Alcorn Other Defendants in this ac- clerkFOR of this SALEcourt within a hand and seal of said 1988 FORD New Holland County reasonable time afterward. Court this the 21st of tion include:Tractor Adair Asset Man- AND BEING MORE PARTIC- agement; City of Corinth, JOHN DEERE May, 2015. ULARLY DESCRIBED IN 2001 JAYCO QUEST 29’ 2003 CHEROKEE 285 KUBOTA B7100 HST MS, In and through Vicki 40-20 3930 Tractor THE COMPLAINT Roach,w/ inJohn her capacity Deere as it 2009 TT45A BOBBY MAROLTSLEEPS 8 SLEEPS 6 4 W/D WITH BobbyNEW Marolt, PUMPS, Alcorn County QUEEN BED, SLEEPS 6, LOADER city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his New Holland Tractor EXCELLENT CONDITION loader. Chancery Clerk 335 Hours SLIDE OUT, ELECTRIC BY: WILLIE JUSTICE 1400 Hours 4 FT. TILLER capacity as District Attorney GOOD TIRES EVERYTHING WORKS SUMMONSBOX BYBLADE PUBLICA- of Alcorn County, Mississippi; 501 Waldron Street 8 x 2 Speed, non-Synchro JACKS, CENTRAL HEAT/AC, CHANCERY5TH WHEEL W/GOOSE COURT NECK 2900 Hours 51,000 MILES TION RETIRED Corinth, MS FROM 38834 Mesh Transmission. Roll OUTDOOR GRILL CLERK ADAPTER SOLD and The State of Mississippi, ATTACHMENT, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR $5250/OBO in and through Jim Hood in FARMING over protective structure, ALL NEW TIRES & NEW $8500.00 The StateNEED of Mississippi TO SELL his capacity$10,500 as its Attorney hydrolic power lift. Like EXCELLENT CONDITION. 4tcELECTRIC JACK ON TRAILER $14,000 New Condition, owner 5/26, 6/2, 6/9/, General. $6800 $8995 662-415-5247 731-926-0006 TO:CALL 662-287-7403 ANY AND ALL 731-926-0006 Issued662-419-1587 under my hand and the deceased, Kossuth Area. 662-423-8206 6 /Call 1 6 Richard / 2 0 1 662-664-4927 5 OTHEROR PERSONS, 415-4561 FIRMS, seal of said court, this 20th $12,500- 662-424-3701 CORPORATIONS, OR day of May, 2015. 14876 OTHER ENTITIES having or COMMERCIAL YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- claiming an interest in and to ATE ACTION TO PRO- the following described real TECT YOUR RIGHTS. estate located in Alcorn Tractor County, Mississippi, which Bobby Marolt,Alcorn County You are required to mail or HAULER was sold for delinquent 2005 hand-deliver a copy of a writ- Chancery Clerk For Sale! taxes by the City of Corinth ten response to the com- Tax Collector on August 28, plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- John Deere 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 ford, the attorney for the (SEAL) ______,D.C. 1979 GMC 1956 FORD 600 Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- plaintiff, whose street ad- W & W HORSE 5 SPEED tion 12, Township 02, Range dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 16-30 DUMP TRUCK 07 according to the plat on June 2, 9, & 16, 2015 POWER STEERING North Street, Jackson, MS New injectors GRAIN BED OR CATTLE file in the Office of the Chan- 39202Clark and mailing Forklift address is $ & Fuel Pump $ REMOTE HYDRAULICS cery Clerk of Alcorn County, USAssets,8,000 LLC, lbs,Post Office 148823500 TRAILER Mississippi. You have been Box 2742, Ridgeland, MS CALL FOR Big Boy Forklift Good Tires 4,000 GOOD TIRES made DefendantsHyster Forklift in the suit outside tires $ ALL ALUMINUM 39158. ADDITIONAL 1250 GOOD CONDITION GOOD CONDITION filed in thisNarrow Court Aisle by ADAIR Good Condition INFORMATION $6500.00 HOLDINGS,24 Volt LLC Battery seeking to Great for a small 731-645-8339 OR LIKE NEW Your response$15,000 must be warehouse $4,200 Confirm and3650.00 Quiet Tax Title mailed or delivered not later 662-419-1587 in certain real property, be- 662-808-9313 OR 731-453-5239 $7000. 662-287-4514 287-1464 than (30) days after March 18, 662-415-5071 662-287-1464 ing more particularly de- 2015,662-287-1464 which is the date of the scribed as: first publication of this sum- 804 mons. If your response is not BOATS a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln so mailed or delivered, a judg- Place Subdivision; ment by default will be 53' STEP DECK ALUMINUM BOAT FOR SALE entered against you for the 16FT./5FT. 1989 TRAILER Loweline money or other relief deman- 115 HP. EVINRUDE. Bearing County Tax Parcel ded in the complaint. NEW TROLLING MOTOR Number 0801-12-4-B-05900 You FOXCRAFTmust also file the origin- CUSTOM BUILT TO TRAILER NEWLY REWIRED Boat al of18’ your long, response 120 withHP the HAUL 3 CREW CAB 1 ALL TIRES NEW 14’ fl at bottom REDUCED! TON TRUCKS. NEW WINCH 2000 MERCURY clerkJohnson of this mtr.,court trailerwithin a Other Defendants in this ac- reasonable time afterward. 15 FT Grumman Flat Optimax, 225 H.P. tionboat. include: AdairIncludes Asset Man- & mtr., new paint, Bass Boat BUILT-IN RAMPS & 3' Imagine owning a like- agement; City of Corinth, 2005 Nitro 882 Bottom Boat PULL OUTS @ FRONT new, water tested, never trailer, motor new transel, 2 launched, powerhouse out- MS, In and through Vicki 18’+ w/ 150 HP Mercury & REAR. board motor with a High Five Roach, inand her capacity all. as it live wells, hot foot 25 HP Motor stainless prop, Bobby Marolt, Alcorn County upgraded electronics, ASKING $7500.00 city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his control. BOOMS, CHAINS & $ Call Chancery Clerk low hours Or Make Me An Offer for only 7995. capacity as District Attorney 501 Waldron Street $2700.00 Toyota Forklift LOTS OF ACCESSORIES Call John Bond of Paul Seaton Boat Sales in of Alcorn County, Mississippi; Nice condition CALL 662-427-9591 Counce, TN for details. 662-415-9461 Corinth,$6500. MS 38834 5,000 lbs and The State of Mississippi, Ask for Brad: Call (662)427-9591 or 731-689-4050 $11,500 $10,000/OBO in and through Jim Hood in 662-596-5053 Good Condition Cell phone (662)212-4946 or 901-605-6571 or his capacity as its Attorney 665-0958 284-4826 662-287-1464 CALL 662-603-1547 Built by Scully’s Aluminum Boats of Louisiana. Leave a message General.662-554-5503 Issued under my hand and the seal of said court, this 20th day of May, 2015. YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- ATE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR RIGHTS. Bobby Marolt,Alcorn County You are required to mail or Chancery Clerk hand-deliver a copy of a writ- 14 Ft. Aluminum ten response to the com- plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- (SEAL) ______,D.C. 1992 SPECTRUM Boat & Trailer, ford, the attorney for the PONTOON 25 HP Johnson plaintiff, whose street ad- 24 FT. 2003 - 90HP 2012 Lowe Pontoon dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 Motor. June 2, 9, & 16, 2015 MERCURY MOTOR, 90 H.P. Mercury w/ Trailer New Battery North Street, Jackson, MS GOOD TRAILER - 39202 and mailing address is 14882 Still under warranty. $2400. USAssets, LLC, Post Office NEW TIRES Includes HUGE tube Box 2742, Ridgeland, MS 39158. $5500/OBO $19,300 Call for More Info: 662-286-1717 662-427-9063 662-286-8455 Your response must be mailed or delivered not later than (30) days after March 18, 2015, which is the date of the first publication of this sum- mons. If your response is not so mailed or delivered, a judg- ment by default will be entered against you for the money or other relief deman- ded in the complaint. You must also file the origin- al of your response with the clerk of this court within a reasonable time afterward.
Bobby Marolt, Alcorn County Chancery Clerk 501 Waldron Street Corinth, MS 38834
Issued under my hand and the seal of said court, this 20th day of May, 2015.
Bobby Marolt,Alcorn County Chancery Clerk
(SEAL) ______,D.C.
June 2, 9, & 16, 2015
14882 IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ALCORN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC PLAINTIFF
VS. CAUSE NO. 2014-0461-02MM
THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. IN THE CHANCERY COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET COURT OF ALCORN MANAGEMENT; CITY OF COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI CORINTH, MS IN AND THROUGH VICKI ADAIR HOLDINGS, LLC ROACH, PLAINTIFF IN HER CAPACITY AS ITS CITY CLERK; TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- PACITY AS VS. CAUSE NO. DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR 2014-0461-02MM ALCORN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- TORNEY GENERAL FOR THE THE ESTATE OF WILLIE W. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND COLEMAN;ADAIR ASSET ANY AND ALL MANAGEMENT; CITY OF OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, CORINTH, MS CORPORATIONS, OR IN AND THROUGH VICKI OTHER ENTITIES HAVING ROACH, OR CLAIMING ANY LEGAL IN HER CAPACITY AS ITS OR EQUITABLE INTEREST CITY CLERK; IN OR TO THAT CERTAIN TRENT KELLY, IN HIS CA- PROPERTY, ALONG WITH PACITY AS ANY IMPROVEMENTS DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANTS ALCORN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; JIM HOOD AT- THEREON AND APPUR- TORNEY GENERAL FOR TENANCES THERETO, THE SOLD ON AUGUST 28, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; AND 2006 FOR DELINQUENT ANY AND ALL 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, COUNTY, LOCATED IN CORPORATIONS, OR ALCORN COUNTY, OTHER ENTITIES HAVING MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 OR CLAIMING ANY LEGAL Lincoln Place Subdivision, OR EQUITABLE INTEREST Section 12, Township 02, IN OR TO THAT CERTAIN Range 07 according to the PROPERTY, ALONG WITH plat on file in the Office of the ANY IMPROVEMENTS Chancery Clerk of Alcorn DEFENDANTS County AND BEING MORE PARTIC- IN THE THEREON AND APPUR- ULARLY DESCRIBED IN TENANCES THERETO, THE COMPLAINT CHANCERY SOLD ON AUGUST 28, COURT OF 2006 FOR DELINQUENT 2005 TAXES BY ALCORN SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- ALCORN COUNTY, LOCATED IN TION ALCORN COUNTY, COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ; Lots 5-8, Blk 1 The State of Mississippi Lincoln Place Subdivision, MISSISSIPPI Section 12, Township 02, TO: ANY AND ALL Range 07 according to the OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, plat on file in the Office of the CORPORATIONS, OR Chancery Clerk of Alcorn OTHER ENTITIES having or County claiming an interest in and to AND BEING MORE PARTIC- the following described real ULARLY DESCRIBED IN estate located in Alcorn THE COMPLAINT County, Mississippi, which IN RE: LAST was sold for delinquent 2005 W I L L & taxes by the City of Corinth SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- Tax Collector on August 28, TESTA- TION 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- M E N T O F The State of Mississippi tion 12, Township 02, Range 07 according to the plat on JAMES TO: ANY AND ALL file in the Office of the Chan- HOWARD OTHER PERSONS, FIRMS, cery Clerk of Alcorn County, CORPORATIONS, OR Mississippi. You have been WEAVER, OTHER ENTITIES having or made Defendants in the suit claiming an interest in and to filed in this Court by ADAIR DECEASED the following described real HOLDINGS, LLC seeking to CAUSE NO.; estate located in Alcorn Confirm and Quiet Tax Title County, Mississippi, which in certain real property, be- 2015-0195-02 was sold for delinquent 2005 ing more particularly de- taxes by the City of Corinth scribed as: Tax Collector on August 28, NOTICE TO 2006 to wit: Lots 5-8, Blk 1 a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln Lincoln Place Subdivision, Sec- Place Subdivision; CREDITORS tion 12, Township 02, Range 07 according to the plat on Letters Testa- file in the Office of the Chan- Bearing County Tax Parcel cery Clerk of Alcorn County, Number 0801-12-4-B-05900 mentary having Mississippi. You have been made Defendants in the suit been granted on filed in this Court by ADAIR Other Defendants in this ac- the 28th day of HOLDINGS, LLC seeking to tion include: Adair Asset Man- IN THE Confirm and Quiet Tax Title agement; City of Corinth, May, 2015, by the in certain real property, be- MS, In and through Vicki CHANCERY Chancery Court ing more particularly de- Roach, in her capacity as it COURT OF scribed as: city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his o f A l c o r n capacity as District Attorney ALCORN a. Lots 5-8, Blk 1 Lincoln of Alcorn County, Mississippi; County, Missis- Place Subdivision; and The State of Mississippi, COUNTY, in and through Jim Hood in sippi, to the un- his capacity as its Attorney MISSISSIPPI Bearing County Tax Parcel General. dersigned Exec- Number 0801-12-4-B-05900 utrix of the Es- tate of James Other Defendants in this ac- YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- tion include: Adair Asset Man- ATE ACTION TO PRO- Howard Weaver, agement; City of Corinth, TECT YOUR RIGHTS. deceased, notice MS, In and through Vicki IN RE: LAST Roach, in her capacity as it You are required to mail or is hereby given city clerk; Trent Kelly, in his hand-deliver a copy of a writ- W I L L & capacity as District Attorney ten response to the com- TESTA- to all persons of Alcorn County, Mississippi; plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- and The State of Mississippi, ford, the attorney for the M E N T O F having claims in and through Jim Hood in plaintiff, whose street ad- against said es- his capacity as its Attorney dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 JAMES General. North Street, Jackson, MS tate to present 39202 and mailing address is HOWARD USAssets, LLC, Post Office WEAVER, the same to the Box 2742, Ridgeland, MS Clerk of this YOU MUST TAKE IMMEDI- 39158. DECEASED ATE ACTION TO PRO- Court for pro- TECT YOUR RIGHTS. Your response must be CAUSE NO.; THE CITY OF CORINTH mailed or delivered not later 2015-0195-02 bate and registra- You are required to mail or than (30) days after March 18, hand-deliver a copy of a writ- 2015, which is the date of the tion according to ten response to the com- first publication of this sum- NOTICE TO law, within ninety NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- plaint to Kamesha B. Mum- mons. If your response is not ING ford, the attorney for the so mailed or delivered, a judg- CREDITORS (90) days from plaintiff, whose street ad- ment by default will be the first publica- dress is USAssets, LLC, 820 entered against you for the Letters Testa- North Street, Jackson, MS money or other relief deman- tion of this no- Notice is hereby given 39202 and mailing address is ded in the complaint. mentary having that a public hearing will be USAssets, LLC, Post Office You must also file the origin- tice, June 2, held at 5:00 p.m. in the Board Box 2742, Ridgeland, MS al of your response with the been granted on Room of the City of Corinth 39158. clerk of this court within a 2015, or they will the 28th day of Municipal Building at 300 reasonable time afterward. b e f o r e v e r Childs Street, Corinth, Missis- Your response must be IN THE May, 2015, by the sippi on June 22, 2015. This mailed or delivered not later CHANCERY b a r r e d . hearing follows the applica- than (30) days after March 18, Chancery Court tion for variance of Stephen 2015, which is the date of the Bobby Marolt, Alcorn County COURT OF Holley for authorization to first publication of this sum- Chancery Clerk o f A l c o r n THIS the 28th construct a carport on prop- mons. If your response is not 501 Waldron Street ALCORN County, Missis- erty located 1902 Maple Road so mailed or delivered, a judg- Corinth, MS 38834 day of May, 2015. which will require reduction ment by default will be COUNTY, sippi, to the un- in the side yard setback re- entered against you for the MISSISSIPPI Alan P. Trapp quirement from 15 feet to 11 money or other relief deman- dersigned Exec- feet. ded16 in • the Tuesday, complaint. June 2,Issued 2015 under • Dailymy hand Corinthian and the Mitchell McNutt You must also file the origin- seal of said court, this 20th utrix of the Es- al of your response with the & Sams 0955 LEGALS day0955 of May,LEGALS 2015. 0955 LEGALS 0955 LEGALS tate0955 LEGALS of James 0955 LEGALS 0955 LEGALS SERVICES clerk of this court within a 508 Waldron St. Members of the public are in- reasonable time afterward. Howard Weaver, vited to attend, participate IN THE Corinth, MS and comment. IN RE: LAST deceased, notice Bobby Marolt,Alcorn County CHANCERY is hereby given 3 8 8 3 4 Bobby Marolt, Alcorn County Chancery Clerk W I L L & THIS, the 29th day of May, Chancery Clerk COURT OF to all persons 2015. 501 Waldron Street TESTA- ALCORN 6 / 2 , 6 / 9 , Corinth, MS 38834 (SEAL) ______,D.C. M E N T O F having claims COUNTY, against said es- 6 / 1 6 / 2 0 1 5 JAMES CITY OF CORINTH, MISSIS- June 2, 9, & 16, 2015 MISSISSIPPI tate to present SIPPI Issued under my hand and the HOWARD seal of said court, this 20th 14882 the same to the 14885 day of May, 2015. WEAVER, DECEASED Clerk of this Take stock Court for pro- AUTO REPAIR CAUSE NO.; BY:______bate and registra- THE CITY OF CORINTH ______in America. Bobby0844 Marolt,Alcorn County IN RE: LAST 2015-0195-02 Chancery Clerk tion according to Jerry Finger, Chairman Buy U.S. Let Wour certifi I L ed Ltechnicians & NOTICE TO law, within ninety Board of Adjustments We’ll Put Collision quickly restore your vehicle NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- (SEAL) ______,D.C. TESTA- to pre-accident condition CREDITORS (90) days from ING Savings Damage 6/2/2015 in Reverse withM a satisfaction E N T guarantee. O F the first publica- June 2, 9, & 16, 2015 State-of-the-Art Frame JAMES Letters Testa- 14886 Bonds. tion of this no- Notice is hereby given 14882Straightening HOWARD mentary having Dents, Dings & tice, June 2, that a public hearing will be Scratches Removed WEAVER, been granted on held at 5:00 p.m. in the Board STORAGE, INDOOR/ Custom Color 2015, or they will Room of the City of Corinth Matching Service DECEASED the 28th day of Municipal Building at 300 OUTDOOR b e f o r e v e r Childs Street, Corinth, Missis- CAUSE NO.; May, 2015, by the b a r r e d . sippi on June 22, 2015. This AMERICAN We’ll Deal Directly 2015-0195-02 Chancery Court hearing follows the applica- MINI STORAGE With Your Insurance tion for variance of Stephen 2058 S. Tate Company o f A l c o r n THIS the 28th Holley for authorization to Across From No up-front payments. NOTICE TO construct a carport on prop- World Color County, Missis- day of May, 2015. erty located 1902 Maple Road HOME SERVICE DIRECTORY 287-1024 No hassle. CREDITORS which will require reduction No paperwork. sippi, to the un- Alan P. Trapp in the side yard setback re- MORRIS CRUM Letters Testa- dersigned Exec- quirement from 15 feet to 11 HOME IMPROVEMENT MINI-STORAGE Free Estimates Corinth Collision Center Mitchell McNutt feet. & REPAIR 286-3826. 25 Years professional mentary having utrix of the Es- 810 S. Parkway & Sams ALL-PRO Home Mainten- service experience been granted on tate of James ance and Repair- 662- PROFESSIONAL Rental cars available 662.594.1023 Howard Weaver, 508 Waldron St. Members of the public are in- 415-6646 SERVICE DIRECTORY the 28th day of Corinth, MS vited to attend, participate deceased, notice and comment. May, 2015, by the 3 8 8 3 4 Chancery Court is hereby given THIS, the 29th day of May, o f A l c o r n to all persons 2015. having claims 6 / 2 , 6 / 9 , County, Missis- 6 / 1 6 / 2 0 1 5 GUARANTEEDsippi, to the un- against said es- Auto Sales CITY OF CORINTH, MISSIS- Advertise your CAR, TRUCK, SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR, MOTORCYCLE,tate RVto &present ATV here for dersigned Exec- 14885 SIPPI $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should includeutrix photo, of description the Es- the and same price. to PLEASE the NO DEALERS & NON-TRANSFERABLE! NO REFUNDS. tate of James Clerk of this Single item only. Payment in advance. Call 287-6147 to place your ad. Howard Weaver, Court for pro- 868 bate and registra- BY:______AUTOMOBILES deceased, notice ______tion according to is hereby given Jerry Finger, Chairman 2002 Saturn to all persons law,2001 within Ford ninety Board of Adjustments 20122008 2012 Nissan Sentra SR REDUCED (90) days from 4Cyl, Automatic having claims Escape Nissan Versa against said es- the first publica- 6/2/2015 Transmission V-6, 4 door, 1996 Toyota White 2006 Wrangler X tate2006 to present Jeep tion of this no- 2004 Cadillac 14886 32 MPG Mint Condition! Straight 6- auto- Automatic Seville SLS Avalon LS TAKE matic- with 44,100 miles. All New the Libertysame to the tice, June 2, 316,600 miles, 35000 miles, 4 cylinder, Trail Certifi ed, but never been off-road. 163K Miles Loaded, leather, Electrical System Mickey Thompson wheels with BF Goodrich Tires ClerkNew of Tires this 2015, or they will sunroof, chrome Runs Great! OVER auto, ipod ready, cd (35’s)- less than 15K miles on them. Black Hard 100K Miles wheels. Everything is in player, power windows top currently on it & Bikini top comes with it. Tan b e Good f o rCar! e v e r and locks, runs and Leather Interior, Stereo Sound Bar, Custom Jeep CourtNever BeeWrecked for pro- 89,000 Miles working condition. PAYMENTS! $1500.00 Cover, and Custom Bumpers. Serviced regularly. b a r r e d . drives like new, Perfect 4\” lift with 2\” body lift. Title in Hand- $22,000. bate and registra- OBO $5900. graduation present! Cashier’s Check or Cash only, extra $7500.00 OBO tion$8200 according to $2500 Call $2500 $10,650.00 pictures available. Serious Buyers Only, 662-664-0357 THIS the 28th 662-423-8449 located in Corinth, MS. 731-607-4249 662-603-1290 662-212-3883 662-462-8274 662-665-1995 Call Randy: 662-415-5462 law, within ninety day of May, 2015. (90) days from 0521 864 Lawn Equip. TRUCKS/VANS/ the first publica- Alan P. Trapp SUV’S tion1973 of thisJeep no- Mitchell1989 Mercedes McNutt Benz 1997 Mustang GT Reduced LAWNMOWER tice, June 2, & Sams300 CE Commando Black 2015, or they will 508145K Waldron miles, Rear St. bNew e tires, f o paint, r e seats, v e r Corinth, MS Like new on the REDUCED and window & door bucket seats, inside and out. 01 JEEP 4.0 bseals. a r rEngine e d .like new, 3 8 8 3 4 2013 Nissan 2012 Jeep 3 speed, 4x4, roll-bar, Champagne color, Runs Great, good Frontier New top Wrangler 4WD wench. Excellent Condition. tires, 114K miles VERY SHARP TORCH Desert Runner THIS the 28th RED C-4 CORVETTE front & rear bumper 00 Miles, Red Great Shape! 2x4 6 / 2Diligently , 6 / 9 , 1984 MODEL W/ TARGA 2104 XMARK Custom Jeep radio Garage Kept, it has day of May, 2015. ZERO TURN, 52” CUT, 4 door, Silver been babied. $ TOP DAILY DRIVER - $ 6 / 1maintained. 6 / 2 0 1 5 5,100.00 USED 50 HOURS, OVER 3 1350 Miles and CD player All maintenance 10,000 GOOD TIRES. YEAR WARRANTY $10,800$9,800 records available. Alan P. Trapp $5000.00 $5500. EXCELLENT CONDITION Call or Text: ASKING $4500 (PD $6500) $26,000$22,000 14885 662-462-8391 662-643-3565 662-594-5830 Mitchell731-607-3172 McNutt 662-415-2657 662-664-0357 662-415-1518 662-415-8881 & Sams 508 Waldron St. Corinth, MS 2003 F150 FOR SALE 2010 Chevy 2005 FORD 3 8 8 3 4 Equinox LS 2001 Nissan Xterra 95’ TRUCK EXPEDITION APPROX. 6 / 2 , 6 / 9 , FOR SALE CHEVY 1999 DODGE 06 Chevy 200,000 MILES 6 / 1 6 / 2 0 1 5 ASTRO VERY CLEAN CUSTOM Antique 1986 FORD Needs a little work. Trailblazer CAMPER VAN Cargo Van Power 2-WHEEL DRIVE • Am/Fm Cd Player • 4X4 Wheel F350 XL- Dualley, 7.3 4 Captain Chairs 130K Miles, GOOD TIRES • 144,O00 Miles Drive 14885 Fully Loaded Diesel, new tires, Paint, Good, Sound everything! • Third Row Seat • Automatic Couch/Bed combo, new Good Bargain! COLOR - GRAY GREAT Condition! Lots of Extras, 164,803 Van Good heat • Towing Package Transmission tires, runs great! • Leather Interior • Cruise Control Miles, Motor runs well, and Air • Keyless Entry $10,000$10,500 Call: $ 2nd Owner, $4000.00 $4200 3995 662-415-8343 $2700 $3,250 OBO $8,500.00 662-287-8894 CALL 662-287-8456 662-416-6989 662-665-5915 or 415-7205 662-643-3084 872-3070 662-319-7145
832 Motorcycles/ATV’S
1990 Harley Davidson 1500 Custom Soft-Tail REDUCED $9000 Goldwing SOLD 2006 Nissan Xterra SE 2007 Yamaha 1300 111,444 Well Maintained Miles. 1987 FORD BRONCO Honda 2001 Honda 2009 Yamaha 650 1987 4WD, High fl ow cat back exhaust. ALL ORIGINAL V-Star Bike Air Raid air intake, CD changer, 1949 Harley Shadow Spirit V-Star FORD 250 DIESEL power windows. locks, mirrors, VINTAGE! 78,000 original Great bike with only 32,000 miles Great Bike with only w/removable Davidson (three bolts) trike kit., UTILITY SERVICE TRUCK cruise control, auto transmission, RUNS & DRIVES miles,new tires. White in color with new tires and a 3500 Miles V-6, Alloy wheels, side steps, GOOD Panhead Mustang Seat. Bike is like new, Gray in Color 6400 miles, towing pkg, excellent tires, silver excellent condition. $4000. w/grey interior. Second owner. $9000 OBO Very Good Condition Runs Great! $4500 $2000.00 $ IN GOOD CONDITION $8500. $3000/OBO $3000.00 7500.00 662-284-9487 662-396-1232 731-645-8339 OR 662-286-0725 or 662-287-8252 662-808-2994 662-396-1232 662-808-9662 or 731-453-5239 after 6 pm 662-286-1717 leave message if no answer Leave message if no answer 662-808-2020
2012 Banshee Bighorn 2006 Kawasaki Side-by-Side Vulcan 1600 2007 4 X 4 w/ Wench 13,500 Miles, Serviced AM/FM w/ CD in November, New Back Harley-Davidson Tire, Cobra Pipes, STREET GLIDE $7200.00 OBO Slingshot Windshield 23,710 MILES $4295 OBO $13,500 662-664-0357 662-212-2451 662-665-1044