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BARTOW EXPERIENCES FLASH FLOODING Business leader Fleetwood takes helm at Pettit Environmental Preserve

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

Bidding adieu to his career in electronic security, Billy Fleet- wood is embarking on a new journey in the nonprofi t sector. A member of the Pettit Environmental Preserve’s board since 2011, he is “thrilled” to be named the venue’s incoming executive director. Fleetwood will assume his new duties Feb. 17. “After 40 years, I’m retiring from the electronic security industry,” Fleetwood said, noting he owned Fleetwood Se- curity for two decades, then sold it in 2018 to Priority One Security, where he will be retiring Feb. 14. “I’m taking this position because I am passionate about the preserve and what RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS we are doing, but also about the environment and the outdoors Heavy rains Wednesday night into Thursday morning throughout Bartow and surrounding counties caused fl ash fl ooding in in general. many locations, including a section of Parr Wade Road in Cartersville. “I want to make a difference. I have supported and volun- teered for many conservation groups. I spent a lot of time in Boy Scouts. My son is an Eagle Scout and we have thee gener- ations with Troop 24. I love the outdoors and want to teach my grandsons the importance of our outdoor world.” Situated off Ga. Highway 61 on the Bartow/Paulding county Euharlee creates fund for cemetery repairs line, the venue was formed as a private, nonprofi t corporation — The Margaret and Luke Pettit Environmental Preserve Inc. BY JAMES SWIFT — in 1999 when the late Gay Pettit Dellinger and her children [email protected] donated 60 acres. For Dellinger’s daughter Dee Bishop, who serves as presi- The Euharlee City Council dent of the venue’s board, Fleetwood is the “perfect person to voted unanimously Tuesday take” Pettit Preserve to the next level. night to approve the creation “Coupled with his love for the preserve is Billy’s long his- of a new fund to fi nance storm tory of being a very successful businessman in the Bartow damage repairs at the Euharlee County community,” Bishop said. “He has shown his ability to Presbyterian Church and Black run a business and manage employees and operations. Pioneers Cemetery. “All of this together made our decision very easy. Billy Euharlee City Manager James seems to us to be the perfect candidate to take us into this next Stephens said more than two decade at the preserve, and we are very excited with his vision dozen monuments, including the and love for the preserve. This is a unique opportunity for him main monument leading to the to lead the preserve as it enters a new phase with the opening Black Pioneers Cemetery, sus- of our new building.” tained extensive damage in last month’s severe thunderstorms. SEE PETTIT, PAGE 6A ”Our insurance policy pro- vides for $25,000 for monument repair,” he said. “With 26 being damaged, I’m afraid the $25,000 will not be enough for all of the repairs.” Stephens said he has been au- thorized by an insurance adjustor to receive a quote from a local JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Euharlee Mayor Steve Worthington presents an Arbor Day proclamation to members of the company. If the repair costs ex- Hoe’n in Euharlee Garden Club at Tuesday evening’s public meeting. ceed $25,000, he said the alter- native for the City is to procure for the City to start a crowdfund- would be for $8,000.” Matthews added that the de- the money from general fund ing campaign to fi nance ceme- The funding would allow the partment has four certifi ed can- coffers. tery repairs. City to hire a professional sur- didates in line for the position. “We’ve had several members “We are not prohibited by any veyor to assess Euharlee’s his- “From a budgetary standpoint, in the community that have State code that I’m aware of,” toric district and its surrounding I can work with the council to been interested in making do- Stephens responded. “I would areas. accommodate this addition of a nations toward the monument encourage the use of a designat- “If we’re approved in the next ninth full-time offi cer,” Stephens repair,” Stephens continued. “In ed account — we can legally do fi scal year, we would do Phase said. fact, we’ve actually received two it, but I would encourage us to II,” Reese said, “which would The meeting concluded with checks already.” not take that approach.” include the Milam Bridge area.” council members approving a He said the designated bank Still, if City offi cials wanted The grant includes a 40% motion from Stephens to move account would also help fi nance to go the GoFundMe route, he match, which Reese said would forward with a proposed City-op- general maintenance and upkeep said the method would work in be 100% in-kind. erated campgrounds project near of the two properties moving for- tandem with the newly created “We’re already doing work Frankie Harris Park. ward. cemetery fund. with the Presbyterian cemetery, “As you know, we have a 17- “If we don’t exceed $25,000, The council also voted unan- it would include all of that,” he acre tract of land and it possibly these donations can still be imously to approve a resolution said. “So there will be no fi nan- could be developed for a camp- used,” he said. “The vision would to apply for funding under the cial match, per se.” ground,” he said. “The amount of be for it to be an ongoing fund.” State’s Certifi ed Local Govern- Council members likewise ap- money it would take, we would The fund, Stephens noted, is ment (CLG) Survey and Plan- proved a request from Euharlee have in three months of SPLOST separate from the City’s existing ning grant program. Police Chief Jody Matthews to collections — after our last debt Presbyterian Church fund, which “We had a great opportunity increase the departmental head- payment [on the park] is made, explicitly pertains to the upkeep to request for an updated sur- count by one offi cer. we’ll have the money to pursue and maintenance of the building vey,” said Euharlee Planning and “We’ve had an offi cer out on this project, to the council, if itself. Zoning Administrator Charles worker’s comp for a while, so they choose to do it.” RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Councilman Tracy Queen Reese. “We just completed the we’ve kind of struggled keeping Billy Fleetwood is the incoming executive director of Pet- asked Stephens if it was possible application package … this grant the road coverage,” he said. SEE EUHARLEE, PAGE 5A tit Environmental Preserve. Art, food, crafts in store for library patrons next week

BY DONNA HARRIS pieces titled “Summer Crochet Hat Se- year to display her crochet pieces.” library classroom. and Recreation,’ Leslie, creative and [email protected] ries” along the main wall of the gallery, At the reception, guests will be able “My co-worker, Nicole, actually crafty and bursting with kindness for smaller crochet pieces in the display to meet the artist, who contacted Stipe came up with the idea before she moved the people she loves, invented a way to Valentine’s week at Bartow County’s case and a “large, beautiful group of and “asked if she could display a dif- to a position with another library,” Stipe do something American culture hadn’t library branches will be fi lled with art, dreamcatchers hanging on the fi rst wall ferent kind of art this year,” as well as said. “When I took over the program, I traditionally been too good at doing: food and crafts. panel,” adult services librarian Meghan view her work and enjoy light refresh- didn’t initially understand because I’ve celebrating, in an offi cial capacity, the Art lovers are invited to a reception Stipe said. ments. never watched the show ‘Parks and joys of female friendship. Leslie set for artist Trisha Moran Tuesday from “Trisha works in many different me- The library also will celebrate a dif- Recreation.’ After reading about it, I Galentine’s Day as a festival that would 5 to 6 p.m. in the Cartersville Public diums, including painting, wood-burn- ferent kind of love – female friendship fell in love with the idea.” fall each year on Feb. 13, Valentine’s Library’s art gallery at 429 W. Main St. ing and crochet,” she said. “We had her – on the eve of Valentine’s Day with Stipe said The Atlantic magazine did Day-eve.” Through the end of March, Moran wood-burned paintings displayed in the a Galentine’s Day Waffl e Bar Brunch a good job of summing up Galentine’s will display a new series of crochet gallery last year, and she is back this Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon in the Day — “In a 2010 episode of ‘Parks SEE LIBRARY, PAGE 5A

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Address: Phillip Craig Allen 251 S. Tennessee St. for giving bride a second gift Cartersville, GA 30120 Phillip Craig Allen, 40, of Cartersville, passed away on Tues- day, February 4, 2020, at his residence. Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. DEAR ABBY: My niece on my the wrong impression. I just said Born in Kennesaw on April 22, 1979, he was the son of Michael Cartersville, GA 30120 husband’s side was engaged to “OK” and left it alone. Allen and the late Connie Fossett Allen. He was also preceded be married two years ago. There Is he right? Would it confuse our in death by his grandparents, Herman Allen, Lavern Cook, Billy Phone: 770-382-4545 was a bridal shower, and everyone son, or is he being selfi sh? It seems Fossett, and Mike Tyree. After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 gave gifts or gift cards. unrealistic to me that we will nev- Phillip was a handyman who loved to tinker with things. He Fax: 770-382-2711 Two weeks after the shower, the er do anything together. My son is enjoyed fi shing and hunting and just being outdoors. He also loved Alan Davis, wedding was canceled because of By my No. 1 priority, and I just want to making people laugh. Publisher the groom-to-be’s infi delities. The Abigail Van Buren handle it the best that I can for him. Survivors include his father and stepmother, Michael & Wendy shower gifts and gift cards were member a peck on the lips is nei- Please help me. — CONFUSED Allen; his daughter, Brooklynn Allen; his sister, Kacey Strick- Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor never returned nor was anyone re- ther right nor wrong, and I have IN SANTA MARIA, CALIF. land (Randall); his stepsister, Courtney Rediger; his grandmother, imbursed. The same niece is get- certainly never considered a parent Mary Tyree; his fi ancée, Tira Harris; his aunts, Penny Davis Jennifer Moates, ting married to someone else now. or sibling showing affection in this DEAR CONFUSED: Your ex (Dennis), Pam Stephens (Haley), and Vicki Reed; his uncle, Ste- Advertising Director Another shower is being given for way to be shocking or disgusting. may have said what he did be- ven Tyree (Athena); his nieces, Madison Strickland, and Emma her. Everyone on her side of the Readers, what do you think? cause he doesn’t understand that Strickland; and several cousins and extended family and friends. Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified family is invited. you have accepted that the ro- Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday February Advertising Director Are we required to give gifts DEAR ABBY: My ex-fi ance mance is really over. Don’t accuse 8, 2020, in the chapel of Parnick Jennings Funeral Home with again? Can we attend the shower decided to leave our relation- him of being selfi sh. Be patient. In Reverend Doug Vernon offi ciating. Burial will follow in Sunset Lee McCrory, and not give a gift? Should we all ship and our 10-month-old son, the future, Nicky will understand Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends at the funeral Circulation/Distribution Manager just not attend? Please help. — “Nicky,” about a month ago. He that, although Mom and Dad are home Saturday February 8, 2020, from 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. Byron Pezzarossi, ALREADY GAVE ONCE sees Nicky regularly and is a good not together, they get along, if Serving as pallbearers will be Randall Strickland, Alan Reed, Press Room Director father. I know our relationship is you truly DO get along. As Nicky Steven Tyree, Dennis Davis, Haley Stephens and Mike Allen. DEAR ALREADY GAVE: over and that it’s not going to be grows older, there will be events Parnick Jennings Funeral Home and Cremation Services is Email: Any unopened gifts from the fi xed. To be honest, when he left, I such as birthdays, sporting events, honored to serve the family of Phillip Craig Allen; please visit fi rst shower should have been was relieved. graduations, etc., you will prob- www.parnickjenningsfuneral.com to share memories or to post PUBLISHER returned to the givers. Because The other day, I suggested to ably wind up enjoying together condolence messages. [email protected] they weren’t, you are not “obligat- my ex that maybe once a month — or eventually with signifi cant ed” to give the bride another gift. we take our son out together to others or spouses included. MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] However, if you plan to attend this do something, like go to the park shower, in my opinion, you should or the zoo. My reasoning is that Dear Abby is written by Abigail NEWSROOM not go empty-handed. Nicky needs to know that even Van Buren, also known as Jeanne [email protected] though his mom and dad are Phillips, and was founded by her FEATURES EDITOR DEAR ABBY: Last week, I no longer together, we can still mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact [email protected] was in my college’s cafe, minding get along. His response was he Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. my own business and studying for didn’t think it was a good idea. com or P.O. Box 69440, Los An- PHOTOGRAPHER a test. I looked toward a group of He doesn’t want our son to get geles, CA 90069. [email protected] guys that hang out there and made STAFF REPORTERS eye contact with a guy friend I’ve [email protected] known since preschool. [email protected] He made his way to my table, sat down and we started talking SPORTS REPORTER about classes and whatnot. Sud- [email protected] denly, he changed the subject and ADVERTISING DIRECTOR asked me if I was seeing anyone. [email protected] I said no, and he blurted out that he’s in love with me! He said he OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- has loved me for a very long time, FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] that I am perfect in his eyes, and that I’m too harsh and doubt my- LEGAL ADVERTISING self. Then he said he wants me to FREE Pandora Jewelry [email protected] Box with a purchase give him a chance. $ The thing is, I don’t like him of 125 or more. Letter Guidelines: that way and never have. He’s not While supplies last. Feb 1-14. Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are the type of guy I’m attracted to. welcomed. Letters must bear How do I go about rejecting him a complete signature, street without losing him as a friend? — address and phone number FRIEND ZONE IN WASHING- (address and phone numbers will not be published). 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Ordering Photographs: conversation to happy subjects Our concern doesn’t end Every photograph taken by a while being sensitive at the same with the funeral or memorial service, Daily Tribune News photog- time? — HAPPY SUBJECTS we’re here before, during, rapher and published in the ONLY and after the service... paper is available for pur- Greg Patterson Whenever you need a shoulder chase. Go to www.daily-tri- DEAR HAPPY: Older people General Manager to lean on. Licensed Funeral Director bune.com and click on Order sometimes dwell on their aches, & Embalmer Photos. pains and other medical stuff because they have little else to Subscriber Info: occupy their minds. If you are To subscribe, call 770-382- sensitive, you will listen sympa- February 16, 2020 at 10:30am 4545. 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DEAR HOLDING BACK: It’s Copyright © 2010 The Daily Tribune a matter of personal preference News. All rights reserved as to the EVENT VENUE entire content. and upbringing. Giving a family ORLD The Daily Tribune News U.S. &www.daily-tribune.com W Friday, February 7, 2020 3A Virus alarm doctor dies as total deaths increase to 636

BY KEN MORITSUGO en seven patients at a hospital, Li said of Associated Press them in an online chat group Dec. 30: “Quarantined in the emergency depart- The death toll in mainland China’s ment.” new virus outbreak has risen to 636, in- Another participant in the chat re- cluding a doctor who got in trouble with sponded by wondering, “Is SARS com- authorities in the communist country ing again?” — a reference to the 2002- for sounding an early warning about the 03 viral outbreak that killed hundreds, disease threat. the newspaper said. Dr. Li Wenliang, 34, was reportedly Wuhan health offi cials summoned Li reprimanded for “spreading rumors” in in the middle of the night to demand he late December. explain why he shared the information, Meanwhile, a newborn discovered in- and police later forced him to sign a fected 36 hours after birth has become statement admitting to “illegal behav- the youngest known patient. The num- ior,” the Times said. ber of people infected globally has risen “If the offi cials had disclosed infor- to more than 31,000. mation about the epidemic earlier,” Li Li had worked at a hospital in the epi- said in an interview in the Times via text center of the outbreak in the central city messages, “I think it would have been a AHN YOUNG-JOON/AP of Wuhan. He was reprimanded by local lot better. There should be more open- Workers wearing protective gears spray disinfectant Thursday as a precaution against a new coronavirus at a the- police for “spreading rumors” about the ness and transparency.” ater in Seoul, South Korea. Ten more people were sickened with a new virus aboard one of two quarantined cruise illness in late December, according to A baby born last Saturday in Wuhan ships with some 5,400 passengers and crew aboard, health offi cials in Japan said Thursday, as China reported 73 more deaths and the World Health Organization appealed for more funds to help countries battle the spread of the news reports. The outbreak has spread and confi rmed positive just 36 hours disease. to some two dozen countries, trigger- after birth became the youngest known ing travel restrictions and quarantines person infected with the virus, author- Authorities also moved people with sands of passengers and crew members the offi cial Xinhua News Agency report- around the world and a crisis inside the ities said. But precisely how the child milder symptoms into makeshift hospi- remained under 14-day quarantines in ed. The drug, Remdesivir, is made by country of 1.4 billion. became infected was unclear. tals at sports arenas, exhibition halls and Hong Kong and Japan. U.S. biotech company Gilead Sciences. The World Health Organization “The baby was immediately separat- other public spaces. Ten passengers confi rmed to have the From Europe to Australia and the tweeted: “We are deeply saddened by ed from the mother after the birth and All together, more than 50 million virus were escorted off the Diamond U.S., universities that host Chinese stu- the passing of Dr Li Wenliang. We all has been under artifi cial feeding. There people are under virtual quarantine in Princess at the port of Yokohama near dents or have study-abroad programs need to celebrate work that he did” on was no close contact with the parents, hard-hit Hubei province in an unprece- Tokyo, after 10 others were taken off the are scrambling to assess the risks, and the virus. yet it was diagnosed with the disease,” dented — and unproven — bid to bring previous day. About 3,700 people were some are canceling opportunities and Within a half-hour of announcing Zeng Lingkong, director of neonatal the outbreak under control. confi ned aboard the ship. prohibiting student travel. earlier Friday that Li was in critical diseases at Wuhan Children’s Hospital, In Hong Kong, hospital workers de- “It’s going to be like a fl oating pris- Central banks in the Philippines and condition, the hospital received nearly told Chinese TV. manding a shutdown of the territory’s on,” passenger David Abel lamented Thailand have cut their interest rates to 500,000 comments on its social media Zeng said other infected mothers have border with mainland China were still on Facebook. He had set out on a 50th fend off economic damage from the out- post, many of them from people hoping given birth to babies who tested nega- on strike. The territory’s leader Carrie wedding anniversary luxury cruise but break in China, the world’s second-big- Li would pull through. One wrote: “We tive, so it is not yet known if the virus Lam announced a 14-day quarantine of found himself in his cabin, eating a gest economy, with 1.4 billion people. are not going to bed. We are here wait- can be transmitted in the womb. all travelers entering the city from the “lettuce sandwich with some chicken China is a major source of tourists in ing for a miracle.” China fi nished building a second new mainland starting Saturday, but the gov- inside.” Asia, and corporations around the world Li was among a number of medical hospital Thursday to isolate and treat ernment has refused to seal the border More than 3,600 people on the oth- depend on its factories to supply prod- professionals in Wuhan who tried to patients — a 1,500-bed center in Wu- entirely. Taiwan has said it will refuse er quarantined ship, the World Dream, ucts and its consumers to buy them. warn colleagues and others when the han. Earlier this week, another rapidly entry to all non-citizens or residents underwent screening after eight passen- The organizers of the Tokyo Olym- government did not, The New York constructed, 1,000-bed hospital in Wu- who have recently visited Hong Kong, gers were diagnosed with the virus. pics again sought to allay fears that the Times reported earlier this week. It said han with prefabricated wards and isola- Macao or China beginning Friday. Testing of a new antiviral drug was set 2020 Games could be postponed or can- that after the mystery illness had strick- tion rooms began taking patients. Two docked cruise ships with thou- to begin on a group of patients Thursday, celed because of the crisis.

Amid irregularities, AP unable to declare winner in Iowa

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS er a check of the vote count to report results from some sat- The Associated Press said ensure the results were added ellite caucus sites, from which Thursday that it is unable to de- correctly. there are still an unknown num- clare a winner of Iowa’s Demo- Perez sought the recanvass ber of state delegate equivalents cratic caucuses. following days of uncertainty to be won. With 97% of precincts report- about the results reported by the “The Associated Press calls ing from Monday’s caucuses, for- Iowa Democratic Party, which a race when there is a clear in- mer South Bend, Indiana, Mayor includes technology problems dication of a winner. Because of Pete Buttigieg leads Vermont with the mobile phone app used a tight margin between former Sen. Bernie Sanders by three by the party to collect results Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen. state delegate equivalents out of from caucus sites, an over- Bernie Sanders and the irregu- 2,098 counted. That is a margin whelming number of calls to larities in this year’s caucus pro- of 0.14 percentage points. the party’s backup phone system cess, it is not possible to deter- However, even as the Iowa and a subsequent delay of sever- mine a winner at this point,” said Democratic Party’s effort to al days of reporting the results. Sally Buzbee, AP’s senior vice complete its tabulation of the The Iowa Democratic Party president and executive editor. caucus results continues, Dem- suggested it may not comply with The AP will continue to re- ocratic National Committee Perez’s request, issuing a state- port and review the results from Chairman Tom Perez on Thurs- ment that said it would conduct the Iowa Democratic Party as it day asked the Iowa Democratic a recanvass if one was requested completes its tabulation, as well Party to conduct a recanvass. by one of the candidates. as the results of any potential re- That is not a recount, but rath- Further, the party has yet to canvass or recount. THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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FRIDAY, February 7, 2020 Respect your wealth. some damage control? LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Today the Moon is in your sign, which This is a lovely day for you because the This is a playful, fun-loving day! gives you an advantage over all the Moon is in your fellow Fire sign. Trav- Accept all invitations to party and other signs. However, it also makes el somewhere if you can. Do anything schmooze with others. Enjoy sports you more emotional than usual. (Nev- that will expand your horizons in the events, social outings, the arts and ertheless, a bit of good luck is not too world! playful activities with kids. shabby.) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Follow through on issues related to Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose A conversation with a female family Today you prefer to work alone or be- shared property, insurance matters, member might be important today. hind the scenes, in part because you inheritances, taxes and debt. This is a Nevertheless, grab every chance to co- are coping with increased activity and good day to get these things done. coon at home and relax. chaos on the home front. Be patient. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Today the Moon is opposite your sign, When talking to others today, you will A heart-to-heart talk with a female which means you have to be accom- have something to say. This is why you friend will be important to you today. modating to others. You’ll have no want an opportunity to express your In fact, this is a good day to share your trouble doing this. Enjoy schmoozing views and enlighten others about what hopes about future goals with some- with everyone! you think. Don’t hesitate to speak up! one. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have the Midas touch right now If shopping today, you might use your Do be aware that you are high-viz because both Mercury and Venus are emotions more than your common today; furthermore, personal details in your sign. In particular, co-workers sense, so do be aware of this. Don’t about your private life might be made and people related to your job will go spend money trying to “fi ll a need.” public. (Yikes!) Is there a need for along with whatever you say.

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there’s a lot of things to con- difficult to envision a future Stephens said. “The State law sider.” where the County govern- now would make that legal Student takes unloaded Euharlee Stephens said the project ment may adopt different cri- ... our LOST portion of our would provide the City with teria for allocating sales tax budget is 80% of our general BB gun to Adairsville From Page 1A a steady income source, cit- revenue. fund revenue, and if we got Stephens projected the ing recent changes to State “The reality is, one day, a county commissioner who Middle School campground revenue stream to law concerning the sharing an Emerson that has a cur- wants to change that sharing exceed the municipality’s cur- of SPLOST and LOST pro- rent development could say arrangement, it could be cat- STAFF REPORT rent tax levee. ceeds under intergovernmental ‘Listen, we don’t have more astrophic.” Disciplinary action has been taken against an Adairsville “This business plan wouldn’t agreements (IGA). population than Euharlee, but Stephens said he anticipates Middle School student who carried an unloaded BB gun onto increase traffic in Euharlee,” While Bartow’s IGA is cur- look at all the sales tax we’re a public meeting on the camp- a bus. he said. “These people are rently based on municipal collecting, we deserve more grounds proposal to be held Early Thursday morning, AMS administrators were noti- already here for games, so population, he said it’s not than what Euharlee gets,’” shortly. fi ed about a student who was in “possible possession of a gun on a Bartow County school bus,” district spokeswoman Alisha Evans said. “Immediately upon arrival at Adairsville Middle School, have more than just books.” waffl es and craft supplies on hand. that student was searched and found to be in possession of an Though billed as an event for gals, all To register, call 770-382-4203, ext. 138, unloaded BB gun,” she said. “Following proper protocol and Library genders and ages, including children at- visit the library, send a private message on procedures, disciplinary action was taken.” tending with adults, are invited to enjoy a Facebook or email reference@bartowli- No lockdowns were needed, Evans added. From Page 1A brunch featuring Leslie Knope’s favorite brary.org. “Programs related to pop culture and food – waffl es – and a special Galentine’s Bartow’s two other libraries also have a cute holidays like this always seem to Day-themed craft. Valentine’s event planned next week. bring a lot of folks out to our programs, “We will have a waffl e bar set up with Adult crafters will have the opportunity to Subscribe and SAVE including new faces,” she said. “It’s a great toasted waffl es and a plethora of yum- make a Valentine’s sugar scrub Wednesday way to meet people in the community, for my toppings as well as different juices to from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Emmie Nelson Cartersville Family us as librarians as well as for the patrons drink,” Stipe said. “I plan to decorate the branch at 116 Covered Bridge Road in Eu- who get to mingle and enjoy the brunch. room for the occasion – photo ops – and we harlee and Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Medicine Bartow libraries, and most public librar- have adorable Galentine’s Day cards to col- at the Adairsville branch at 202 N. Main St. ies, are all about creating a community or.” For information, call 770-382-2057 for center for people to meet and interact, and Registration is required for those who Emmie Nelson or 770-769-9200 for Adairs- Henry C. Guthery III M.D. this is a great way for us to show that we plan to attend so Stipe can have enough ville. 770-386-9390 17 Collins Drive, Cartersville, GA 30120 was arrested and charged with Thomas Eugene Wacast- tersville, was arrested and NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS BARTOW theft by shoplifting. er, of 261 Carver Mill Road, charged with two counts of Talking Rock, was arrested cruelty to children to allow Sara Elizabeth Sellers, of and charged with possession to witness felony/battery/fam- BLOTTER 75 Findley Road NE, Rydal, of methamphetamine, driving ily violence, criminal tres- was arrested and charged while license is suspended or pass-damage to private prop- The following information with battery-family violence, revoked, failure to maintain erty and simple battery-family — names, photos, addresses, criminal trespass-damage to lane, reckless driving and violence. FROM charges and other details — private property and driving driving under the influence of was taken directly from Bartow while license is suspended or drugs. “Gentle Chiropractic Care” County Sheriff’s Office jail re- revoked. Chiropractic, Physical Rehabilitation & Massage Therapy cords. Not every arrest leads to Kody James Wilkerson, of 28 OfÀ ce SENIORS, ADULTS, CHILDREN, ATHLETES a conviction, and a conviction Donald Ralph Singleton, of Camelot Drive NW, Carters- $ or acquittal is determined by 197 Big Pond Road SW, Tay- ville, was arrested and charged 55 Visit the court system. lorsville, was arrested and with probation violation. • No Appointment Necessary charged with possession and • Walk-ins Welcome February 5 use of drug related objects. Jessie Caleb Wishart, of 950 E. Main St. SE 612, Car- 14 A Legacy Way Terrasia Jade Douglas, of Adairsville, GA 30103 100 Springdale Drive, Cal- (Across from El Nopal) houn, was arrested and charged 770-773-9902 with party to a crime. $3500 Introductory Offer James Alexander Duvall, of Consultation • Exam • Xrays 2572 Campbulton Road, Atlan- ta, was arrested and charged Specializing In with probation violation. • Neck & Low Back Pain • Arm & Shoulder Pain • Hip & Leg Pain • Sciatica • Sports Injuries Dennis Raphael Jackson, of • Herniated Disks • Whiplash Injuries • Headaches 108 Aztec Way SE, Acworth, • Fibromyalgia • Auto Accidents was arrested and charged with Med Care Walk-in Clinic robbery by sudden snatching, Hablamos Español 678-535-7171 theft by shoplifting, possession OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am-4 pm Mon 2:30 - 6 • Tues-Wed-Fri 9 - 12 & 2:30 - 6 • Thurs 2:30 - 6 of cocaine, failure to appear, Thurs. & Sat. 8 am - 12 noon Dr. Donald C. Evans • Sally Jo Sanford, APRN-BC 1350 JFH Pkwy., Suite 101 - Cartersville willful obstruction of law en- Trena Ray, APRN-BC • Joy Rice, NP-C MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED forcement officers and proba- Quality Health Care at Affordable Prices! tion violation. Renee Killian NMLS #546413 Scotty Duke Langley, of 13 Mortgage Loan Originator Akron St. SE, Cartersville, 620 East Main Street was arrested and charged with Cartersville, GA 30120 possession and use of drug 770.655.4148 related objects, possession of [email protected] cocaine, possession of meth- amphetamine, theft by receiv- ing and forgery-amount of less than $1,500 or less than 10 checks.

Jason Kelly McClendon, of 13 Amandas Court NW, Carters- ville, was arrested and charged with parole violation.

Jason Lee McGinnis, of 13 Home Place Drive NW A, Cartersville, was arrest- ed and charged with driving under the influence of drugs, reckless driving, Geor- gia resident has 60 days to change name/address, failure to maintain lane and failure to obey a stop sign or yield after stopping.

Steve William Nelson, of HAYES SOFA 40 Saddle Club Drive SW 10, MORRISON SOFA Cartersville, was arrested and $799 charged with probation viola- $ tion. 899

Christen Julia Ray, of 822 Tripp Nelson - Owner Maple St., Gainesville, was ar- Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun rested and charged with proba- 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. tion violation. Cartersville, GA 30120 Nicholas Victor Saull, of 18 770-212-9294 Echota Road NE, Cartersville, 6A Friday, February 7, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Weather The Daily Tribune News Policy outcome unclear as Georgia speaker and governor clash

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS as far back as last September and were “While we respect the Legislature’s pur- Murphy was House speaker, their feuding nobody agrees with me all the time. I wish Is it bad enough to call it a feud? May- assured that we would have it, and frank- view, the governor does not need a lesson was notorious. By contrast, former Gov. I could fi nd somebody that did,” Ralston be not yet, but tension between Georgia ly, some of the information we still don’t in conservatism from a man who brokered Nathan Deal, Ralston and Lt. Gov. Casey said last week after having breakfast with Gov. Brian Kemp and House Speaker Da- have,” Ralston said after he pushed through a deal with Democrats just last week for Cagle kept their confl icts to a minimum, in Kemp. “But no there’s no tension. I mean vid Ralston is becoming one of the defi n- a weeklong timeout from normal legisla- political gamesmanship,” Candice Broce part because Deal coordinated tightly with we do look at the budget differently on ing features in the young 2020 session of tive business. He wants House members to said in a statement. lawmakers. some items. I think that’s healthy.” Georgia’s General Assembly. focus intensely on Kemp’s proposed bud- Tension between a governor and legisla- “It was the Deal years that were the But the consequences of those confl ict- The confl ict between the Republican get cuts amid a revenue slowdown — cuts tors is nothing new — indeed it’s designed outlier; this is more normal,” said Brian ing outlooks are not yet clear. Ralston, a offi cials fl ared again Wednesday, with that are getting clear pushback from many into the system. Gov. Sonny Perdue vetoed Robinson, a Republican political adviser Blue Ridge Republican, is the most vo- Ralston telling reporters that House mem- House Republicans. a 2007 budget when House Speaker Glenn who served as communications director cal proponent of a further income tax cut bers are still unhappy with the budget in- Kemp’s spokeswoman fi red back Richardson was trying to force through for Deal. “It’s normal for legislators to de- proposal that gets a cool reception from formation they’re getting from the Kemp Wednesday, criticizing Ralston for attempt- property tax relief, and then vetoed 40 fend their budgetary turf. It’s normal for Kemp. Dropping Georgia’s top income administration. Earlier, lawmakers were ing to change how Georgia holds special other bills, including 29 by members legislators to use the governor’s priorities tax rate from 5.75% to 5.5% is projected to miffed when Kemp told agency heads not elections. The unsuccessful attempt would of the House Appropriations Commit- as leverage to get what they want.” cost more than $500 million — and droop- to appear before legislative committees last likely have boosted the U.S. Senate bid of tee. Lawmakers are also inclined to fi ght Ralston himself has said news reporters ing income tax receipts after a similar cut summer after he announced budget cuts. Doug Collins, a Ralston friend, and under- among themselves. When Zell Miller led have “infl ated” the rift. in 2019 are driving Georgia’s current bud- “We started asking for this information cut Kemp’s appointed choice, Kelly Loeffl er. the Senate as lieutenant governor and Tom “You know we don’t agree all the time, getary struggles. 5 DAY FORECAST

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Chance of rain/ A chance of rain Mostly sunny, with Showers. High Showers likely/ snow. Mostly cloudy, and snow showers a high near 58. near 63. Chance possibly a T-storm. high 43. Chance before 8am, then SUNDAY NIGHT of precipitation is Cloudy, with a high of rain is 30%. a chance of rain. A 30% chance of 80%. near 63. Chance FRIDAY NIGHT Mostly cloudy, with showers. Mostly MONDAY NIGHT of rain is 70%. Slight chance of a high near 52. cloudy, with a low Showers. Low TUESDAY NIGHT snow mixing with SATURDAY NIGHT around 44. around 55. A 50% chance of rain. Partly cloudy, Partly cloudy, with Chance of precipi- showers. Cloudy, low around 31. a low around 30. tation is 90%. low around 48.

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This time Sixth-seeded Adairsville around, there are only two upperclass- rode a balanced scoring perfor- men in Wade Conduff and Evan Henry, mance to a 73-61 victory over who is still competing for the school’s No. 3 seed Murray County in wrestling team. the Region 6-AAA tourna- Even with just four juniors added to ment, punching a ticket to the the pair of seniors, Adairsville has sev- Class 3A state tournament in eral sophomores with experience at the the process. varsity level and a solid crop of fresh- Only five players scored for men ready to contribute. The ability of the Tigers, but each of them those in the classes of 2022 and ’23 will reached double-figures in the likely determine the success of the Ti- huge victory. Savaun Hen- gers this spring, but also, it should give a derson led the group with 19 window into the future of the program. points. Tucker Deams and “We only have two seniors, so we’re Jaxon Welchel had 15 points going to rely on a lot of young guys to apiece. T.J. Printup finished step up,” Adairsville head coach Billy with 14 points, while Malachi Roper said. “We had a lot of young guys Gardner chipped in with 10. play last year. We’re hoping that experi- A team that normally relies ence helps them bring another group of on its defense, Adairsville (12- younger guys through. We have a good 14) came out on fire shooting little freshman class coming in of nine the ball. Four first-quarter guys, so we’re going to have some good 3-pointers, including two from competition with our freshmen and RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE Printup, saw the Tigers sprint Adairsville shortstop Kyler Smith awaits the call of the fi eld umpire after tagging out a Haralson County baserunner sophomores to push for some varsity during a game last year. out to a 20-9 lead after one pe- time.” riod. While the Tigers struggled to fi nd Those returners will be asked to take pect. Now, we just have to keep stress- arms will hope to gain valuable work Murray County (18-7) found consistent pitching in 2019, when they on more responsibility this season. The ing the fundamentals and bringing them during the non-region portion of the its rhythm in the second quar- were forced to replace their top three program graduated its top three hitters along as we go.” schedule, which begins with a Tuesday ter, pulling to within 32-27 by starters due to graduation, the team in B.J. Roper, Trace Still and Landon Along with bigger roles in the bat- trip to Cass. Roper certainly doesn’t halftime. Henderson made a found a decent amount of success at the Ayers. Roper and Still earned DTN ting order, Conduff and Padgett will want to be breaking in any new arms trey in the period, but it was plate. Despite an unsightly fi nal record, all-county honors last year, while Ayers be leaned on to log heavy innings on against the rugged region slate his team seven points from Welchel that Adairsville improved mightily in region was an honorable-mention choice. the mound. That being said, with three will face. allowed Adairsville to main- play, fi nishing tied for sixth with a 5-11 Some of the players who will be region games a week, Adairsville will “Anytime you have to go to Ring- tain an advantage at the break. mark, including winning three of its fi - asked to step into more prominent roles need other players to toe the rubber for gold or Calhoun, you have to bring your Deams and Henderson scored nal four games. in the offense are Conduff, juniors Ky- a signifi cant number of frames. A-game,” Roper said. “Year in and year seven and six points, respec- Even though they took quite a few ler Smith and Elijah Padgett, and soph- “Those are going to have to be our out, those guys are perennial state con- tively, in the third quarter, as lumps, the now-juniors and now-sopho- omore Jacob Ray. workhorses,” Roper said of Conduff tenders. I feel like Coahulla Creek and the Tigers posted their second mores, should be ahead of their peers in “When your program is in the right and Padgett. “We got some young guys Sonoraville will be a lot better. ... 20-point stanza to take a 52-41 a lot of respects. position, hopefully, you have some up- who got experience last year — Jacob “All in all, you have to show up and lead into the final period. “In a better scenario, the freshmen perclassmen hitting at the top of the Ray, Eli Agnew, Gunner Milsap and play everybody — Haralson County, Any chance at a Murray and sophomores last year wouldn’t have order, because they have some experi- Brenden Carroll. And then, we’ve got LFO, North Murray and Murray Coun- County comeback was success- had to play so much varsity,” Roper ence,” coach Roper said. “The younger some freshmen I think will be able to ty. Any given day, anybody can beat fully thwarted by a solid per- said. “… With those guys getting play- guys will hit 6-7-8, but now, they’ll be help us this year — Grayson Belcher, you. It’s defi nitely going to be one of the formance at the foul line. Out- ing time last year, they’re really veter- thrust into those 2-3-4 spots. … Wade Dooley, Jack Whitley and Tyler tougher baseball regions in the state.” side of Welchel, who made just ans. They’re young, but they’ve got a “If you have 60-plus varsity at-bats, Driggers.” 2 of 8 from the charity stripe year under their belts.” you should have an idea of what to ex- The collection of somewhat unproven SEE TIGERS, PAGE 3B in the period, Adairsville con- nected on 12 of 14 free throws. With the win, the Tigers advance to the tournament semifinals. Adairsville will face No. 2 seed Lakeview-Fort Cass boys basketball team falls in region semifi nals Oglethorpe for a spot in the ti- tle game at 5:30 p.m. Friday at STAFF REPORT With the result, No. 5 seed Cass will The Longhorns, though, handled the situ- try’s top sophomores, Scoota Henderson, North Murray, which is hosting A 15-point defi cit after one quarter and face sixth-seeded Paulding County for ation much better, jumping out to a 19-4 Kell pulled further away in the fourth to the entire tournament. 27 total turnovers was too much for the third place at 5:30 p.m. Friday. Meanwhile, lead after one quarter. secure itself a home playoff game in the The teams split their two Cass boys to overcome against one of the top-seeded Kell will face off with No. 2 Despite fi nding some better scoring luck fi rst round of state. regular-season matchups with top teams in Class 5A. seed Hiram, which is ranked No. 9 in 5A, in the second quarter, the Colonels still Cass was led by Jackson’s 12 points each winning at home. Which- The Colonels never really gave them- in the championship game later that night. saw their halftime defi cit grow to 39-18. on four triples. Zaylan Chaney added 11 ever side wins the rubber match selves a chance to knock off fourth-ranked With both teams having already se- Zay Jackson sank a trio fo 3-pointers in points for the Colonels, who will aim for will automatically host a first- Kell in the semifi nals of the Region cured a berth in the 5A state tournament, the third period to help Cass trim the lead their third victory of the season over the round state playoff game, while 7-AAAAA tournament Thursday at Car- Kell (23-4) and Cass (15-12) didn’t have slightly to 54-35 entering the fi nal stanza. Patriots in the third-place game at Carroll- the loser will play for third rollton. as much pressure entering Thursday’s tilt. Even playing without one of the coun- ton. place in the region.

Bryant memorial set for Hawks fi nish overhaul at center, adding Feb. 24 at Staples Center

BY STEFANIE DAZIO Dedmon, Labissiere at trade deadline Associated Press BY CHARLES ODUM Dedmon has averaged 5.1 A public memorial service for Kobe Bryant, his daughter AP Sports Writer points and 4.9 rebounds while and seven others killed in a helicopter crash is planned for starting in only 10 games for Feb. 24 at Staples Center, a person with knowledge of the de- The Atlanta Hawks complet- the Kings this season. He aver- tails told The Associated Press on Thursday. ed their dramatic overhaul of aged a career-best 10.8 points The arena is where Bryant starred for the Los Angeles Lak- their center position on Thurs- with 7.5 rebounds for Atlanta in ers for most of his two-decade career and the date 2/24 corre- day by reacquiring Dewayne the 2018-19 season. sponds with the No. 24 jersey he wore and the No. 2 worn by Dedmon from the Sacramento According to the NBA’s la- his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. Kings and Skal Labissiere from bor agreement, players may the Portland Trail Blazers. not make public demands for a SEE KOBE, PAGE 5B The trades came one day trade. The 30-year-old Dedmon after Atlanta acquired center signed a three-year, $40 million Clint Capela from Houston. deal with the Kings in the off- The Hawks didn’t stop with season. Dedmon and Capela. The team Atlanta acquired Capela from added more help inside by ac- Houston as part of a 12-player, quiring Labissiere and cash four-team trade. Capela is seen from Portland in exchange for a KELVIN KUO/AP as a foundation player for At- conditional 2024 second-round Los Angeles Clippers guard Paul George, left, shoots while lanta, along with guards Trae Sacramento Kings center Dewayne Dedmon defends on Jan. pick. 30 during a game in Los Angeles. Young and Kevin Huerter and The Hawks had roster spots to forward John Collins. fi ll after requesting waivers on the Hawks two second-round locker room.” Parker has averaged 15 points center Nenê, who was acquired picks. The trade also satisfi es Ded- and six rebounds with Atlan- with Capela, and forward Chan- “We are happy to welcome mon’s wish to leave Sacramen- ta but has been slowed by a dler Parsons. Dewayne back to Atlanta,” said to. Dedmon was fi ned $50,000 right shoulder injury. Len has REED SAXON/AP Dedmon is returning to At- Hawks general manager Travis on Jan. 2 for making public his averaged 8.7 points and 5.8 re- Workers remove thousands of items left in honor of Kobe lanta, where he enjoyed his Schlenk. “In his time with us, desire to be traded by the Kings. bounds. Bryant, including hundreds of basketballs, from X-Box Plaza across Chick Hearn Court from Staples Center, two most productive seasons, he developed into a reliable out- “I haven’t been playing, so The 37-year-old Nenê has not home of the Los Angeles Lakers, early Monday in Los from 2017-19. The trade sent side shooter and strong interior I would like to go somewhere played this season due to a left Angeles. Mourners left the items after the death of the center Alex Len and forward defender. His veteran presence, where my talents are appreci- adductor strain. former Lakers legend, his daughter and seven others, in Jabari Parker to Sacramen- competitiveness and vocal lead- ated,” Dedmon told the Sacra- a helicopter crash one week ago. to. The Kings also are giving ership will be invaluable to our mento Bee. SEE HAWKS, PAGE 3B 2B Friday, February 7, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News LeBron, Giannis choose their teams for the All-Star Game

BY TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer

Anthony Davis is LeBron James’ teammate in Los Angeles, and they’ll be teammates at the All-Star Game in Chicago as well. James took his fellow Lakers All-Star with the No. 1 overall pick of the Feb. 16 game’s draft on Thursday, as he matched wits with fellow captain Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks for the second consecutive year. James is looking to go 3-0 as an All-Star captain, after his team beat the one picked by Golden State’s Stephen Curry in 2018 and topped the one Antetokounmpo selected last year as well. James had the No. 1 overall pick for this year’s fi rst round, the starters’ round — since he received the most overall votes from fans. And Davis, predictably, was the pick. “I know you’re all surprised,” James said. Antetokounmpo made Philadelphia’s Joel Embiid, “my African brother,” he said, his fi rst pick. James stayed with the LA theme by taking the Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard with the third overall pick, and Antetokounmpo stayed with African-born players by select- ing Toronto’s Pascal Siakam — like Embiid, a native of Cameroon — with the next selection. James went with a risk next, taking Dallas’ Luka Doncic — who is currently dealing with an ankle injury. Antetokounmpo chose Boston’s Kemba Walker sixth, James then took Houston’s James Harden seventh, and that left Atlanta’s Trae Young as the JIM MONE/AP last remaining starter and automatically going to Team Giannis. Minnesota Timberwolves’ Andrew Wiggins, right, and Atlanta Hawks’ De’Andre Hunter chase the ball in the fi rst half of an NBA basketball game Wednesday in Minneapolis. The reserves were next, with Antetokounmpo choosing Mil- waukee teammate Khris Middleton with the fi rst selection of the second round. Portland’s Damian Lillard was James’ fi rst reserve selection, and they were off and running. The rest of Team Giannis’ reserves, in order: Miami’s Bam Hectic end to the NBA’s trade Adebayo (the third pick of the reserve round), Utah’s Rudy Gob- ert (fi fth), Miami’s Jimmy Butler (seventh), Toronto’s Kyle Lowry (ninth), New Orleans’ Brandon Ingram (11th) and Utah’s Donovan Mitchell (13th). “Cost me a trip to the fi nals last year,” Antetok- window, but some teams sat out ounmpo said when he took Lowry. Team LeBron was fi lled out, in order, by: Philadelphia’s Ben BY TIM REYNOLDS happiness with Morris joining we lose three very good players pick swapping between Atlan- Simmons (the fourth pick of the reserve round), Denver’s Niko- AP Sports Writer the West contenders. who have been part of our fam- ta, Houston (which notably sent la Jokic (sixth), Boston’s Jayson Tatum (eighth), Oklahoma City’s The rest of that deal: ily. We wish Justise, James and Clint Capela to the Hawks), Den- Chris Paul (10th), Houston’s Russell Westbrook (12th) and Indi- Most of the top NBA play- The Knicks got Moe Hark- Dion nothing but the best in the ver and Minnesota. ana’s Domantas Sabonis (14th) became the last selection. off contenders stayed out of the less, a fi rst-round pick this year, future.” Meanwhile, the three top “There’s no wrong choice,” James said. “We’re all All-Stars, down-to-the-wire frenzy at the a second-round pick next year NBA rebounding leader An- teams in the East — Milwaukee, they’re all All-Stars for a reason.” trade deadline. and a fi rst-round pick swap op- dre Drummond got moved by Toronto and Boston — as well Added Antetokounmpo: “You cannot go wrong. These are the Miami and the Los Angeles tion in 2021 as well from the Detroit to Cleveland, then took as the West-leading Los Angeles best 24 players in the world.” Clippers beefed up instead. Clippers. The Clippers also sent to Twitter to express his dismay Lakers all remained out of the NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter Gianna And a slew of other teams — Jerome Robinson to Washington with the trade process. trade mix. It remains possible, Bryant and the seven other victims of the helicopter crash in including the Golden State War- for Isaiah Thomas — who is not “If there’s one thing I learned and probably even likely, that at Southern California on Jan. 26 will be memorialized throughout riors — made moves with short- staying with Los Angeles and about the NBA, there’s no friends least some of those teams could the weekend. term fi nances and long-term will become a free agent option or loyalty,” Drummond wrote. look to bolster their rosters by Players on Team LeBron will all wear No. 2, in tribute to Gianna ramifi cations in mind. for teams shortly, the latest twist “I’ve given my heart and soul to adding free agents or when play- Bryant. Players on Team Giannis will all wear No. 24, in tribute to The NBA’s 3 p.m. EST dead- in a career that saw him as an the Pistons, and to be have this ers become available through Kobe Bryant. And all participants in All-Star weekend will wear a line Thursday for trades to be All-Star averaging 29 points just happen with no heads up makes buyouts in the coming weeks. patch with nine stars, commemorating the nine victims. consummated did not arrive qui- three years ago but was derailed me realize even more that this is Some of the other deals includ- There is a charity component to the game, with $500,000 at etly, with a fl urry of deals get- by injury and a long recovery. just a business! I love you Detroit ed: stake for Chicago-based programs. ting struck in the fi nal hour and “Thank you (at)WashWizards ... .” —Washington got Shabazz Na- The fi rst three quarters will essentially become mini-games, at least one other notable move for giving me a opportunity to The Warriors decided to make pier from Denver for guard Jor- each worth $100,000 to the winning team. Scores will be reset af- falling apart before reaching the show the world I’m healthy and the Russell-for-Wiggins move, dan McRae. Napier was acquired ter the fi rst and second quarters, and then the scores will be added fi nish line. Deals that included I can still play at a high level,” giving Wiggins a fresh start that by the Nuggets on Wednesday in up after the third quarter. From there, the game clock gets turned at least 41 players and 15 future Thomas wrote on Twitter. “I ap- he likely needs — the former No. the 12-player, four-team deal. off for the rest of the night and the fi rst team to add 24 — another draft picks were struck on either preciate my coaches, teammates 1 overall pick will get to reap —Philadelphia got Alec Burks nod to Kobe Bryant — to whatever the leading score after three Wednesday or Thursday — the & everybody from top to bottom the benefi ts of playing along- and Glenn Robinson III from quarters was wins the game and captures another $200,000 for biggest move likely being the in the organization you truly side a healthy and rejuvenated Golden State for three sec- its charity. one Thursday that saw Andrew made a impact on & off the court Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson ond-round picks (this year’s from “I love the idea,” James said. Wiggins going from Minneso- for me” and Draymond Green starting Dallas, next year’s from Denver ta to the Warriors so D’Angelo Three-time champion Andre next season. And by throwing in and 2022’s from Toronto). Russell could leave Golden State Iguodala is ending his exile after a couple extra players, the War- —Atlanta got forward/center fi nally be paired with his good not playing for Memphis at all riors also will likely escape the Skal Labissiere and cash from friend Karl-Anthony Towns with this season and is going to join luxury tax this season. That’s not Portland for a heavily protected the Timberwolves. the Heat along with Jae Crowder an insignifi cant point for a team 2024 second-round pick. The Here’s how busy the Timber- and Solomon Hill, with Miami that will go from fi ve straight Hawks also landed Derrick Wal- wolves were at trade-deadline sending three players — Jus- NBA Finals to the bottom of the ton, Jr. and cash from the Los time: They announced the jersey tise Winslow, Dion Waiters and Western Conference this season Angeles Clippers for their heav- numbers of eight new players James Johnson — who’ve com- and, it hopes, back to title conten- ily protected 2022 second-round Thursday night. bined to score a mere 254 points tion starting next year. pick. Marcus Morris leaves New this season out in the deal. John- Miami’s trade with Memphis —Orlando acquired James York for Los Angeles, going son was fl ipped by the Grizzlies also lowered the Heat potential Ennis from Philadelphia for the from the woebegone Knicks to to Minnesota for Gorgui Dieng. tax bill, and Portland made a Lakers’ second-round pick this the title-hoping Clippers — who “Today is a very good day be- minor trade with Atlanta with a year, then waived forward Amile added a piece many teams want- cause we think the acquisition lower tax in mind as well. Jefferson. ed. of Andre, Jae and Solomon will Most of the trades were fi - —Memphis got forward Jor- “My brother back with me. help us with our versatility and nalized Thursday. The only one dan Bell from Houston for GERALD HERBERT/AP It’s on,” the Clippers’ Patrick create a more balanced roster,” from this week that got NBA ap- forward Bruno Caboclo. The Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo Beverley wrote on Twitter, one Heat President Pat Riley said. proval before the deadline was teams also agreed to swap sec- shoots in the second half of a game against the New Or- of many players expressing their “Today is also a sad day because a four-team, 12-player, three- ond-round picks in 2023. leans Pelicans in New Orleans Tuesday.

U.S. guards against letdown with Olympics on line Court rules fantasy sports BY ANNE M. PETERSON States in the semis. Costa Rica, ranked No. Associated Press 37 in the world, has never made the 12- contests are team fi eld for the Olympics, although Las The United States isn’t really motivated Ticas did play in the 2015 World Cup. illegal gambling by what happened four years ago in the Rio The Canadians are undefeated in 13 Games as the team heads into an all-im- previous meetings with Costa Rica. In the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS portant Olympic qualifying match Friday 2016 qualifying tournament, Canada de- Daily fantasy contests like those night. feated Las Ticas 3-1 in the semifi nals. operated by FanDuel and Draft- Coming off a World Cup championship “It was a close match. It was a match Kings face an uncertain future in in France last summer, the United States where we made many mistakes, but it New York after an appellate court just wants to guard against any letdown. is in the past,” Costa Rica coach Amelia ruled Thursday that a 2016 law le- Christen Press said it’s diffi cult after Valverde said. “We’re focusing on right galizing such games violated a con- all the attention that comes in the wake of here, right now.” stitutional prohibition on gambling. winning soccer’s premier tournament to Mexico, ranked No. 26, made the fi eld The court upheld a lower court’s transition so quickly to preparation for the for the 2004 Olympics but has not been ruling that the Legislature unlaw- Olympics. back since. However, Mexico is on the rise, fully authorized the activity by “I think that the mentality the group that boosted by a domestic women’s league. classifying it as a game of skill, not was a part of 2015 and 2016 is bringing The team won its fi rst two group-stage chance. “We’re very gratifi ed by into this transition is that we have to have matches before falling 2-0 to Canada. the decision,” said attorney Neil a short memory,” she said. “We have to let MICHAEL WYKE/AP Like Canada, the United States swept Murray, who represents the group Costa Rica defender Maria Coto (3) and United States forward Christen go of the World Cup and we have to go into Press (20) both go for a header during the second half of a Concacaf wom- its group stage matches without allowing a that brought the lawsuit. “We think this like this is our big tournament for the en’s Olympic qualifying soccer match Monday in Houston. goal. Lindsey Horan led the way with fi ve the integrity of the New York state next three years. And so I think that that’s goals and Press added four. Constitution has been upheld.” a good lesson to have learned.” Canada faces Costa Rica for the other spot. Canada coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller U.S. midfi elder Rose Lavelle empha- Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a The United States had also won the The U.S. and Canada won the Olympic said it was important that his team avoids sized that the team can’t get ahead of itself. bill into law in 2016 that cleared World Cup in 2015 and went into the Rio berths four years ago. The Canadians went complacency during qualifying. And in- “I think that we know that what we did the way for companies like Draft- Games brimming with confi dence — only on to win their second consecutive bronze deed, the team swept group stage play in France is kind of meaningless now. Kings and FanDuel to operate and to be ousted in the quarterfi nals by Swe- medal in Brazil. without conceding a goal. It doesn’t dictate how the rest of the year be regulated in New York. The den. It was the U.S. team’s earliest ever exit Canada is led by captain Christine Sin- “No matter who we play, we need to play goes or dictate right now what our future two fantasy sports companies had from the Olympics. clair, who surpassed retired U.S. star Abby to Canadian standard. It has to be our level is,” she said. “So while last year was so fun, agreed to suspend their operations On Friday, the top-ranked United States Wambach’s international goals record in of performance that we play to. It’s so easy we know that we have to set our sights on in New York earlier that year in will play Mexico in the semifi nals of the the group stage. Sinclair, who has been to play a team that you’re better than, and new goals. And I think before we even talk a settlement with then-Attorney CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Quali- on the national team since 2000, has 186 then drop to their level,” he said. about the Olympics, we have to talk about General Eric Schneiderman, who fying tournament with one of the region’s career goals heading into the semifi nals. By winning its group handily, eighth- our game versus Mexico and qualifying said their businesses amounted to two berths in the Tokyo Games on the line. That’s the most among men or women. ranked Canada avoided facing the United there.” illegal gambling. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Friday, February 7, 2020 3B MLB mulls live video limits, may rule on Red Sox next week

BY RONALD BLUM possibility of discipline for future vio- Associated Press lations. “We have the right to discipline play- Major League Baseball intends to ers right now. I’m absolutely convinced impose new limits on what live video is of that fact,” he said. “We made a de- available to teams, and Commissioner cision in the Houston investigation that Rob Manfred hopes to complete his in- in order for us to get the facts that we vestigation into alleged electronic sign needed, somebody had to get immuni- stealing by the Boston Red Sox before ty.” spring training camps open next week. He was not disappointed by the re- “I think you should assume that be- luctance of current Astros players to fore the season starts we will have new apologize. guidelines with respect to the use of “I think the jury’s still out on exact- video equipment,” Manfred said Thurs- ly what the Houston players are going JOHN RAOUX/AP day after an owners meeting. “I think to say,” he said, pointing toward spring Derek Jeter CEO and part owner of the Miami Marlins leaves a meeting during MLB baseball owners meetings Thurs- we have too much video available in training as the possible time and place day in Orlando, Florida. real time right now.” for contrition. After former Houston pitcher Mike Baseball has looked at earpieces as a along with pitcher Justin Verlander this Olympic qualifying tournament in Ari- ing conditions of the players who play Fiers told The Athletic in November way to avoid the use of signs but deter- weekend. zona from March 22-26. there,” Manfred said. “I’m hopeful that that the Astros used a video camera mined it would be impractical. While On other matters: “The timing’s a little diffi cult there,” the minor league negotiating commit- to steal the signs of opposing catchers football uses earpieces, helmets are METS SALE he said. tee is able to get a consensus among its in 2017 and 2018, Manfred last month much larger than baseball caps. Manfred says talks have ended over Using a team with no 40-man play- constituents, a consensus that’s strong suspended Houston manager AJ Hinch “It’s much harder to design an ear- the proposed sale of a controlling share ers and few top prospects, the U.S. enough that they can make us fi nally and general manager Jeff Luhnow for piece that would be comfortable for of the New York Mets from the families was three outs from qualifying at the a written proposal that’s supported by one season, fi ned the Astros $5 million players to wear in lieu of signs,” he of Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz to hedge Premier12 tournament last November their membership.” and stripped them of their fi rst- and said, adding, “it’s hard to be as fast as fund manager Steven Cohen. but wasted a ninth-inning lead against GAMBLING second-round drafts picks in 2020 and hand signals.” COMPUTERIZED PLATE Mexico and lost in 10 innings. MLB may alter its regulations on 2021. Giants president of baseball oper- UMPIRES “We are going to make every effort team owners and casino gambling in a Hinch and Luhnow were fi red the ations Farhan Zaidi, the Dodgers GM Manfred said the automated balls to fi eld as competitive a team as possi- manner that could affect the Ilitch fam- same day, and the scandal led to the de- when Los Angeles lost to Houston, said and strikes system will have to be ne- ble,” Manfred. ily. Different members of the family partures of Boston manager Alex Cora, he isn’t sure how much the sign-steal- gotiated with the players’ union before MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL control the Detroit Tigers and a casino. Houston’s bench coach during its 2017 ing scheme even helped. it is used in the major leagues. MLB is Owners were given an update on EXECUTIVE COUNCIL title run, and New York Mets manag- “I think it’s natural for teams to using the system at nine ballparks of MLB’s proposal to eliminate 42 minor Los Angeles Dodgers chairman er Carlos Beltrán, an Astros player that sort of look for every advantage,” the Class A Florida State League this league affi liates in negotiations for a Mark Walter and Detroit Tigers chair- season. Zaidi said, speaking in San Francisco. year and will test it during big league Professional Baseball Agreement with man Christopher Ilitch were appointed MLB is investigating a separate alle- “That’s what obviously was the moti- spring training without using it in exhi- the National Association of Profes- to the executive council following the gation the Red Sox broke sign-stealing vating factor. I think it’s been made a bition games. sional Baseball Leagues, the governing end of the four-year terms of Chicago rules in 2018, when Cora led Boston to lot more clear going forward where the “It’s fair to assume that we’re go- body of the minors. Talks are set to re- Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts and Tam- the championship in his fi rst season as lines are and I think for anybody in this ing to continue to test at increasingly sume Feb. 20. The current deal expires pa Bay Rays principal owner Stu Stern- manager. game you just want to feel like the play- signifi cant levels of play to make sure after this season. berg. The council also includes Crane; “I’m hopeful that I can get Boston ing fi eld is level going forward, and I we’ve got it right before we bring it to “There is unanimous support among San Diego’s Ron Fowler (whose terms done before the camps open,” said Man- think we’re going to have that next year the major leagues,” he said. the owners for the objectives and the expire in 2021); Milwaukee’s Mark fred, with workouts to start Wednesday. (2020).” OLYMPICS strategy that we’re pursuing with re- Attanasio; Jerry Reinsdorf of the Chi- Manfred did not punish any Houston Astros owner Jim Crane did not at- Manfred said MLB was discussing spect to this negotiation, in particular cago White Sox (2022); Boston’s John players and said no Red Sox players tend the meetings. He is playing in the whether to make some 40-man ros- our objectives of modernizing minor Henry; and Colorado’s Dick Monfort will be sanctioned. But he left open the Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament ter players available for the Americas league baseball, improving the work- (2023).

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