GTECHS Student Funding Could Go to Home Districts CMSD Approves MOU to Move GTECHS Under Education Program Funding to “The Cost for a Student to Support the School

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CDISPATCH.COM 75 ¢ Newsstand | 40 ¢ Home Delivery Thursday | September 12, 2019 In memoriam Bill Stacy, former MSU football star, Starkville mayor, ‘stood for all the right things’

By Slim Smith Weatherly, a teammate of Stacy’s (1,232) than he passed for (1,100). [email protected] from 1955-58. “He was an out- He ran for seven touchdowns and standing football player, one of passed for 10 and was selected as a his spring, Mississippi State the best defensive backs we ever second-team All-American in 1957, baseball player Jake Mang- had and maybe the best passer leading MSU to a 6-2-1 record, T um was dubbed “the mayor to ever come here, too. He was a good enough for a third-place tie of Starkville” as a sign of affection great track athlete, too. But more in the SEC and a 14th ranking in Former by Bulldog fans. Mississip- than all of that, he was a great guy. the final AP poll that season. But 30 years ago, it was another pi State He stood for all the right things. I It was Stacy’s skills as a de- football star Bulldog star who held that title, don’t think I’ve ever had a better fensive back that captured NFL Bill Stacy literally. friend.” scouts’ attention. The NFL’s Chica- passed away Billy Stacy, a football All-Amer- By modern standards, Stacy’s go Cardinals (soon to relocate Tuesday ican at MSU in the late 1950s and statistics at MSU don’t leap off to St. Louis) made him the third at age 83. mayor of Starkville from 1985-89, the page. They do reflect the era overall pick in the 1959 NFL Draft Stacy served died Tuesday at age 83 after an and moved him to safety. a term as in which he starred, a time when Starkville extended illness. yards and touchdowns were few Until Houston’s J.J. Watt pulled mayor from “Billy was one of the most and hard-earned. In his three off the feat in 2014, Stacy was the 1985-89. talented athletes to ever come years as the Bulldogs’ quar- last NFL player to have a receiv- Courtesy photo/MSU Athletics Department through here,” said Charlie terback, he ran for more yards See Stacy, 6A

NEVER FORGET Philadelphia man caught with trafficked child Suspect charged with kidnapping, contributing to delinquency of a minor

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A Philadelphia man is in custody at Lowndes Coun- ty Adult Detention Center after state troopers discovered him with a missing 15-year-old who they believe to have been a Moore sex trafficking victim from Georgia. Troopers arrested Emanual Terelle Moore, 32, on Sept. 2 on Highway 45 Alternate and charged him with kidnapping and misde- Jennifer Mosbrucker/Dispatch Staff Sarah Browning, 17, daughter of John and Tiffany Browning, plays taps at 9:11 a.m. on Wednesday at New Hope High School meanor contributing to the delin- to honor the lives of those lost during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Browning and her classmates were not yet born quency of a minor. According to when the attacks happened, but she said they talk about them in history class. “It’s kind of bizarre that it (9/11) actually information Mississippi Highway happened to us and there are people who actually saw it happen,” she said. “It’s weird because it’s so recent. I don’t know Patrol Public Information Officer how I would feel if I was in that situation and that happened right now.” See Moore, 3A GTECHS student funding could go to home districts CMSD approves MOU to move GTECHS under Education Program funding to “The cost for a student to support the school. attend the ECHS shall be calcu- EMCC control; other districts considering it CMSD was the first of the lated by averaging the base stu- five districts to approve a mem- dent allocation amount for the BY TESS VRBIN GTECHS, located at EM- orandum of understanding for current Mississippi Adequate [email protected] CC’s Mayhew campus, allows GTECHS with EMCC and the Education Program (MAEP) students the opportunity to take Mississippi Department of Ed- funding year plus the local con- East Mississippi Community college classes during their ucation at Monday’s meeting tribution for all participating College will become the govern- high school career. It accepts of the Board of Trustees. The districts (at the discretion of the ing authority over the Golden students from Lowndes County, Spears Miller MOU explains not only the tran- board),” the MOU states. Triangle Early College High Columbus Municipal, Noxubee LCSD has been the authority sition of authority but also the The agreement passed unan- School program, pending ap- County, West Point Consolidat- over GTECHS for its first four formula by which districts will imously and without any de- proval from all five participating ed and Starkville-Oktibbeha years of existence because it pay EMCC for their students to bate. The SOCSD and WPCSD school districts in the area. Consolidated school districts. receives Mississippi Adequate attend GTECHS. See GTECHS, 6A

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Democratic debate: Top 2020 contenders finally on same stage Thursday Candidates will months, the stakes are ris- ing. debate tonight “For a complete junkie or someone in the busi- On 9/11, Trump consoles victims, in Houston ness, you already have an impression of every- By BILL BARROW one,” said Howard Dean, has tough words for Taliban The Associated Press who ran for president in “Then the attack, the anguish of HOUSTON — Despite 2004 and later chaired the ‘For the families who join us, this is your knowing your family member had the miles traveled, the tens Democratic National Com- boarded one of these flights or was of millions of dollars raised mittee. “But now you are anniversary of personal and permanent loss’ working at the World Trade Center and the ceaseless churn of going to see increasing President Donald Trump or serving right here at the Pen- policy papers, the Demo- scrutiny with other people tagon,” he said. “You waited. You cratic primary has been re- coming in to take a closer By DEB RIECHMANN U.S. commercial airliners and prayed. You answered that most markably static for months look.” and DARLENE SUPERVILLE crashed them into the World Trade The Associated Press dreaded call, and your life changed with Joe Biden leading in The debate will air on a Center, the Pentagon and a field in forever.” polls and Elizabeth War- broadcast network with a Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Nearly WASHINGTON — Like his two Trump said he went to the scene ren and Bernie Sanders 3,000 people were killed in the larg- post-Labor Day uptick in most immediate predecessors, of the downed twin towers and saw vying to be the progres- est attack on American soil. interest in the race, almost President Donald Trump marked the first responders working. Like Presidents Barack Obama sive alternative. That sta- certainly giving the candi- the anniversary of the Sept. 11 at- “I went down to ground zero with bility is under threat on dates their largest single tacks in a speech at the Pentagon and George W. Bush, Trump re- men who worked for me to try to Thursday. audience yet. It’s also the and, like them, still unable to end membered the victims, first re- help in any little way that we could,” All of the top presiden- first debate of the 2020 cy- America’s longest war, in Afghani- sponders and U.S. troops who have Trump said. “We were not alone. So tial candidates will share a cle that’s confined to one stan. battled in Afghanistan, where the many others were scattered around debate stage, a setting that night after several can- Trump’s 9/11 speech on Taliban hosted al-Qaida leaders as trying to do the same. They were all could make it harder to didates dropped out and Wednesday came just five days after they plotted 9/11. trying to help.” avoid skirmishes among others failed to meet new he called off U.S. talks with the Tal- “For the families who join us, In his speech, he had tough the early front-runners. qualification standards. iban, abruptly ending nearly a year this is your anniversary of person- words for the Taliban following the The other seven candi- If nothing else, viewers of hopeful negotiations by a State al and permanent loss,” Trump end of peace talks. dates, meanwhile, are un- will see the diversity of Department envoy who said he was said. “It’s the day that has replayed “If anyone dares to strike our der growing pressure to the modern Democratic on the “threshold” of a peace agree- in your memory a thousand times land, we will respond with the full prove they’re still in the Party. The debate, held on ment aimed at ending the conflict. over. The last kiss. 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The Commercial Dispatch (USPS 142-320) Tentative list of the missing in Bahamas after hurricane has 2,500 names Published daily except Saturday. Entered at the post office at Columbus, Mississippi. Periodicals postage paid at Columbus, MS The Associated Press 2,500 people are listed as cautioned that the names staying in shelters. POSTMASTER, Send address changes to: missing in the Bahamas had yet to be checked Carl Smith, a spokes- The Commercial Dispatch, P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703 Published by Commercial Dispatch Publishing Company Inc., FREEPORT, Baha- in Hurricane Dorian’s af- against the rosters of man for the country’s Na- 516 Main St., Columbus, MS 39703 mas — An estimated termath, the government people evacuated from tional Emergency Man- said Wednesday. But it the devastated islands or agement Agency, said he expected the list to shrink as the names are checked. More than a week after Dorian smashed thousands of homes on the country’s Grand Bahama and Abaco islands, the death toll stood at 50 and was expected to rise, with search-and-rescue crews still making their way through the ruins. “The number of deaths is expected to signifi- cantly increase,” Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said in a national address Wednesday night. He said the Bahamas would hold a national day of prayer, and named hurricane response coordina- tors for the two most-affected islands. While power has re- SOLUNAR TABLE turned to much of Grand The solunar period indicates Bahama, Smith said the peak-feeding times for fish and game. Thurs. Fri. Major — 12:26a electrical infrastructure Minor 7:17p — around Marsh Harbour, Major 12:04p 12:47p Minor 5:44a 6:38a Abaco’s largest city, was Courtesy of Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks destroyed. Thursday, September 12, 2019 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For only $1.50 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe LCSO reserve officer injured SPD arrests two men believed to have started in motorcycle accident Cotton District fight BY ISABELLE ALTMAN at the intersection of Gardner Bou- hood of the car and landed in the [email protected] levard and Morgan Avenue at about road, Dillon said. Four total suspects charged 7:15 a.m., said City Public Informa- Brantley was taken to Baptist An off-duty reserve deputy for tion Officer Joe Dillon. Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office with misdemeanors, including 3 was injured in a wreck on Gardner Dillon did not have the Impala’s and immediately flown to NMMC, Mississippi State students Boulevard this morning and has driver’s name by press time, but Dillon said. He didn’t know Brant- been taken to North Mississippi said the driver is 28. ley’s condition but said Brantley By Tess Vrbin Medical Center in Tupelo. Brantley collided with the vehi- was conscious and talking when he [email protected] Richard Brantley, 48, was on his cle when the vehicle attempted to was taken to Baptist. personal motorcycle when he col- turn left off Gardner and onto Mor- Columbus Police Department is STARKVILLE — Police have ar- lided with a 2007 Chevrolet Impala gan. Brantley was thrown over the investigating the accident. rested two men they believe started the brawl outside St. Joseph Catholic Church early Sunday morning on University Drive. Stephen Jernigan II of Lake Vil- lage, Arkansas, and Harrison Porter of Ridgeland, both 22, were arrested Jernigan II Wednesday on simple assault war- Hood: Reeves improperly pushed frontage road project rants, the Starkville Police Depart- By EMILY Hood also said Reeves a criminal investigation area, and to build a front- ment posted on Facebook. They are WAGSTER PEt tUS withheld documents, and because Reeves did not age road near Lakeland the third and fourth men arrested The Associated Press that the “refusal to pro- provide all the documents Drive to the gated subdi- for participating in a Cotton District duce records has imped- requested. vision where Reeves lives fistfight that was caught on video and JACKSON — Missis- ed the investigation and The 43-page document in the Jackson suburb of has received thousands of views on sippi Democratic Attor- social media. ney General Jim Hood prevented a full report on was released more than Flowood. the subject.” a year after the Clarion The Nov. 5 governor’s “After further investigation, we Porter released an investigative believe these individuals instigated report Wednesday that However, Hood said he Ledger first reportedelection is in less than will not pursue any civil Reeves had pushed the eight weeks. this altercation by verbally assaulting an intoxicated says his rival in this year’s female,” SPD wrote. governor’s race, Republi- action seeking to make Mississippi Department “After a year of big Reeves repay the public of Transportation to talk, Jim Hood admits he The first two men arrested were Nathan Cvita- can Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves, novich, 22, of D’Iberville, and Dakota Husser, 23, of costs of the planning for speed up the widening proved no wrongdoing improperly sought to Biloxi, also on simple assault warrants. the frontage road, which of U.S. Highway 25, also and can take no action,” influence a roadbuild- Cvitanovich, Porter and Jernigan are all MSU was not built. Hood said known as Lakeland Drive Reeves campaign spokes- ing project near Reeves’ students, university officials confirmed to The Dis- neighborhood. he could not complete in the metro Jackson man Parker Briden said. patch. Porter also received a simple assault charge for allegedly physically assaulting a 53-year-old man on University Drive on Sept. 29, 2018, according to court records. Dozens of college-age individuals participated in Marriages and divorces the fight. The incident is still under investigation and Simpson; Aug. 17 Sierra Luekeyshe Winston Sharon Allen Higgins; Aug. 23 more arrests are expected, SPD said on Facebook. Lowndes County ■ Jimmy Sprouse and Sheryl Williams; July 29 ■ Christyanna Green and Ro- In the video, a man can be seen yelling, taking his Marriages Jaynes; Aug. 17 ■ Daniel Wooten and Chelsea driquez Carnell Green; Aug. 30 shirt off, throwing multiple people to the ground and ■ Demarcus Winston and ■ Ryan Gorski and Lindsay Ford; July 29 ■ Brian Henry and Kenya punching some of them repeatedly. Tylicia Moore; Aug. 1 ■ Simpson; Aug. 20 Avery Kennoel Whitfield and Henry; Aug. 30 Others in the video are seen throwing punches, ■ Amos Jones and Simeka ■ Sean Coleman and Juliana Ann Marie Jones Whitfield; ■ Alvin Terrell Henry and Se- pushing and shoving. Several people can be seen Hughes; Aug. 2 Wright; Aug. 22 Aug. 1 brina Blunt Henry; Aug. 27 ■ Christopher Helton and ■ Mateo Marshall and Cassidy ■ Shaquille Taylor and Nikita lying on the ground in the churchyard, and first re- ■ Cynthia Brasher; Aug. 3 Scale; Aug. 23 Taylor; July 29 Rhonda Michelle Woolbright sponder vehicles can be seen in the background. ■ Pruthivi Devatha and Carley ■ Richard Weeks and Patricia ■ Wallace C. Moore III and Fortune and Nicholas Adam SPD has not provided the call and response times Ponds; Aug. 5 Hedge; Aug. 24 Alexandria N. Moore; Aug. 1 Fortune; Aug. 27 for Sunday’s incident, and The Dispatch has submit- ■ Jonathan Hewett and Lind- ■ Joseph Warrington and ■ Deana Ruth Davidson and ■ Joshua Daniel Adams and ted public records requests for the incident report sey Ewers; Aug. 8 Stephanie Whiddon; Aug. 24 Gregory A. Davidson; Aug. 9 Erica Evans Adams; Aug. 29 and arrest affidavits. ■ Jimmy Glover II and Leslie ■ Jasmine Williams and Ariel ■ Beulah Mae Abrams and Bumgardner; Aug. 9 Spencer; Aug. 24 Jimmie King Williams; Aug. 6 ■ Marcus Brewer and Erica ■ Taylor Klinkman and Kayla ■ Cynthia Pate Jennings and Bush; Aug. 10 Bonstrom; Aug. 30 Willie D. Jennings; Aug. 4 ■ Ryne Long and Morgan ■ Jaired Proctor and Ashley ■ Christopher S. Blanton and Jones; Aug. 10 Dawkins; Aug. 30 Tonya P. Blanton et al; Aug. 14 ■ Collin Maxwell and Emily ■ Andreas Walker and Lavern ■ Chase Alexander Boulware Castro; Aug. 10 Brooks; Aug. 30 and Tara Nycole Boulware; ■ Zachary Harrington and Cassie James; Aug .14 Aug. 12 ■ ■ Jeffrey Swedenburg and Divorces Ashley N. Brownlee and Rebecca Royer; Aug. 14 ■ Brent B. Hitchcock and Han- William T. Brownlee; Aug. 16 ■ James Brooks and Jennifer nah R. Hitchcock; July 26 ■ Kenyada Meshun Cockrell Elliott; Aug. 15 ■ Dorothy Lang Higgins and and Coshun D. Cockrell; Aug. ■ Howard McCollum and Jac- Derrick Duane Higgins; July 22 20 queline; Aug. 16 ■ Tabitha Michaelean Phillips ■ Billie G. Noland and Gerald ■ John Gordy II and Amanda Hamilton and Kayline Hamilton D. Noland; Aug. 19 McKinney; Aug. 16 Jr.; July 22 ■ Donna Michelle Ridgeley ■ Luster Brooks and Renea ■ Bradley Jovan Force and Linn and Anthony Emmitt Linn; Edwards; Aug. 17 Kaylon Lashay Force; July 25 Aug. 21 ■ William Taylor and Allison ■ Robert Hamilton Gluck et ■ Cindy P. Landrum and Mi- Sudduth; Aug. 17 al; Aug. 1 chael J. Landrum; Aug. 22 ■ Matt Shepherd and Joy ■ Henry Lee Williams and ■ Derrick Duane Higgins and

Moore Continued from Page 1A Sgt. Derrick Beckom gia for statutory rape of the Investigation, Beckom provided The Dispatch, a child and was out on bond. said. It is unclear wheth- trooper discovered Moore, The other adult in the er Moore will face feder- the victim and another vehicle was also arrested al charges in addition to man stopped on the side of and later released after charges from MHP. the highway due to a dis- further investigation by Moore is in custody on abled vehicle and stopped Mississippi Bureau of $50,000 bond. to help them. While talking with Moore, the trooper “recognized indicators the adult males were a high risk threat” to the child and separated her from the adults, according to the information Beckom provided. After speaking with the child, the trooper learned she was reported missing out of Georgia and was a victim of commercial sexual exploitation. Moore had been arrested in Geor-

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ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller Our View Dangerously hot weather good excuse to check on elderly, less fortunate Like a visitor who overstays his be far more than an inconvenience. For ing to diet (watch your salt intake) to homes, there are senior citizen centers welcome, the unrelenting summer of some, it can be a threat to their health. physical activity can put people in peril. at which they can spend the hot day- 2019 stubbornly remains – tempera- This is especially true for elderly per- For elderly living in poverty, the time hours. Offer them a ride. tures consistently hitting the mid-90s sons. risks presented by hot weather are even Are they staying hydrated? Are they without much relief in sight even as we As we age, our bodies become less greater. Many do not have adequate dressed in light clothing? Are they approach mid-September. efficient in regulating body tempera- cooling in their homes. Even the most spending too much time outdoors in By now, we should be enjoying the ture. For one thing, we sweat less, rudimentary of cooling — window, the heat of the day? first hints of fall weather with pleasant which is the body’s primary “air condi- ceiling or portable fans — can circulate We can prevent serious heat-related mornings and evenings and warm tioning.” We also store fat differently, the air and drop the temperature from incidents simply by being aware of the afternoons. We’ve had none of that. which also inhibits the body’s ability to dangerous to tolerable. dangers hot weather poses and making September feels an awful like July this cool itself. Bearing this in mind, all of us should sure they’re taking some of these basic year. There are also less obvious factors keep our elderly in mind as this endless precautions. If it were merely a matter of comfort, that affect seniors disproportionately. summer continues. All of us have So, keep an eye on our older neigh- we could be content to wait it out. Fall For example, some prescription medi- elderly friends or neighbors we should bors during this time. will eventually arrive, we know. cines reduce sweating. check in on. A few minutes of your time could But the lingering hot weather can Everything from the choice of cloth- If they have no cooling in their even save a life.

Letter to the editor A call to vote and endorsement We are less than two months away from the general election in Mississippi. Have we as a people forgotten about our civic duty? Have we forgotten that men and women have actually given their lives so that we can cast a vote for our leaders? The voter turnout in Lowndes County and in Mississippi as a whole, during the primary and runoff, was an utter disgrace. Our beliefs and our values are at stake. I don’t say that in an “Oh, it’s the end of the world” type of way, but I do mean that there is a lot at stake. Thanks to Lt. Governor Tate Reeves, Mississippi reve- nues are looking to increase 5.5% year over year. Our economy is booming because of his successes in cutting taxes. More people are working today than ever before in our state. I simply ask that you get out and vote in the November general election. Vote absentee if you have to do so. It is so incredibly important. It is your civic duty. It is your right. Please vote. Heath Fisackerly Columbus A letter to the editor is an excellent way to participate in your community. We request the tone of your letters be con- structive and respectful and the length be limited to 450 words. We welcome all letters emailed to [email protected] or mailed to The Dispatch, Attn: Letters to the Editor, PO Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703-0511.

Other editors State of the nation John Bolton’s legacy: Chaos, Media bad-mouths the economy dysfunction and no meaningful like it did in 1992 accomplishments As it did in 1992, mists’ expectations before Clinton’s election. Yet, the anti-Republican and stoking more as Investor’s Business Daily The departure of John Bolton as national security adviser media is covering fears of an impend- pointed out, in October 1992, on Tuesday — President Trump said he fired him, and Mr. Trump’s economy as ing recession.” over 90% of the economic news Bolton maintained that he quit — was logical and overdue. A negatively as possi- The National in newspapers was negative. rigid ideologue, Mr. Bolton has a long record of championing ble while keeping a Bureau of Economic The next month, Clinton won military action against U.S. adversaries, which Mr. Trump straight face. After Research, the gov- the election. And that month, resists, and opposing negotiation with the likes of North all, unemployment ernment’s official only 14% of the newspapers’ Korea and Iran, which is the president’s natural instinct. is at historical lows, keeper of the busi- economic news was negative. He didn’t alter those views to suit Mr. Trump, and instead most Americans ness cycle, defines A 1992 Gallup poll found that a battled those who catered to the president’s wishes — most feel optimistic about a recession as “a majority of Americans thought notably, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Mr. Trump was no their own economic significant decline we were in a recession. doubt telling the truth, for once, when he tweeted, “I dis- future, and most Larry Elder in economic activity How big a role did the media agreed strongly with many of (Mr. Bolton’s) suggestions, as credit Trump with spread across the play in this misperception? did others in the Administration.” the growing economy. Trump’s economy, lasting more than a In the 1997 book “Lessons Yet Mr. Bolton, who served in previous Republican admin- predecessor was the first presi- few months, normally visible in From the Recession: A Man- istrations, can hardly be blamed for the falling-out. His ul- dent since 1949 to preside over real GDP, real income, employ- agement and Communication tra-hawkish views and habit of bureaucratic infighting were an economic recovery without ment, industrial production, Perspective,” the authors write, well known, even notorious, in Washington when Mr. Trump a single year averaging at least and wholesale-retail sales.” “It is difficult to avoid the con- hired him in April of last year. But the president, in the hunt 3% gross domestic product Others, like economist Lee clusion that the highly negative for his third national security adviser in just 15?months, sim- growth. Ohanian of the University of view of economy in 1992 was ply disregarded the facts. Apparently Mr. Bolton was picked But Democrats, the media California, Los Angeles, define due in large part to widespread because Mr. Trump had enjoyed watching him on television. and Trump-hating pundits a recession as at least two con- misperceptions about its perfor- The result was to compound the chaos that has character- seem almost giddy at the pros- secutive quarters of negative mance and prospects, and that ized the administration’s foreign policy and left Mr. Trump pect of a recession. economic growth. By either unduly negative coverage on without meaningful accomplishments. Last year, multimillionaire definition, the economy is not network television played some Perversely, considering how out of sync he was with Mr. comedian and HBO talk show close to a recession. major role in forming those Trump’s priorities, Mr. Bolton managed to accomplish a fair host Bill Maher openly rooted But recently, The Washing- misperceptions.” In short, the amount — if mostly in a negative sense. Last week he helped for it: “Can I ask about the ton Post eagerly noted: “Only media’s bad-mouthing of Bush persuade Mr. Trump to torpedo an agreement with the economy? Because this econo- one president since the Civil 41’s economy shaped Ameri- Afghan Taliban, painstakingly negotiated by the State De- my is going pretty well. ... I feel War has been reelected with cans’ perception of it. partment over the course of nearly a year, just before it was like the bottom has to fall out at a recession taking place in How strong was the econ- to be signed. Earlier this year, he induced the president to some point. And by the way, I’m the two calendar years before omy Bill Clinton inherited? set aside State’s work on a possible interim deal with North hoping for it. Because I think facing voters a second time On Jan. 29, 1993, seven days Korea on its nuclear program, and instead demand that one way you get rid of Trump ... William McKinley in 1900. after Clinton took office, a New dictator Kim Jong Un immediately commit to giving up all is a crashing economy. So, Since then, all four presidents York Times article headlined weapons of mass destruction. That helped to precipitate the please, bring on the recession. running for reelection who “U.S. Says Economy Grew at collapse of the Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi and has led to a Sorry if that hurts people, but had such a recession lost: Fast Pace in Fourth Quarter” prolonged lapse in negotiations, during which North Korea it’s either root for a recession William Taft, Herbert Hoover, said, “The economy grew at a has been testing new missiles. or you lose your democracy.” In Jimmy Carter and George H.W. faster-than-expected annual The national security adviser’s principal responsibility August, Maher doubled down: Bush.” Similarly, CNN political rate of 3.8 percent in the final has traditionally been to oversee a disciplined policymaking “I’m just saying we can survive analyst Julian Zelizer wrote, “A quarter of 1992, the strongest process that includes the State Department, the Pentagon a recession. We’ve had 47 of recession is what could keep performance in four years, and intelligence agencies, and to tee up big decisions for the them. We’ve had one every time Trump off the list of two-term the Commerce Department president. Mr. Bolton didn’t do that. Instead, he sniped at ini- there’s a Republican president!” presidents and relegate him to reported today.” Three-point- tiatives undertaken by others, like the North Korea talks and said Maher. “They don’t last the one inhabited by Herbert eight percent! Not bad for a Afghan negotiations, and pursued long-standing pet causes forever. You know what lasts Hoover, Jimmy Carter and “recession.” of his own — such as his pointless crusade against the Inter- forever? Wiping out species! ... George H.W. Bush.” Had Hillary Clinton won national Criminal Court. He championed an attempted coup Yes, a recession would be very One slight problem: By the 2016 election and presided against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, which fell flat. worth getting rid of Donald election day in November 1992, over an economy performing This dysfunction was, of course, enabled and even encour- Trump and these kinds of George H.W. Bush’s economy this well, the media would call aged by Mr. Trump, who has shown no interest in orderly policies.” was on its 19th consecutive her an economic maestro who process. During Mr. Bolton’s tenure, the president abruptly After a less-than-expected month of positive economic “jumpstarted the economy” and reversed course on bombing Iran, as well as making peace number of jobs were created growth. The economy was whose reelection was all but a with the Taliban, and it has been impossible to keep track of in August, many in the media nowhere near a recession. Ac- foregone conclusion. his seesawing positions on China. “Sorry, it’s the way I nego- spoke enthusiastically at the cording to the National Bureau Larry Elder is a best-selling tiate,” he recently told reporters. Mr. Trump’s fourth national notion of a recession. News- of Economic Research, the re- author and nationally syndicated security adviser, if he can find one, will have to be a lot more week, for example, wrote, “The cession began in July 1990 and radio talk-show host. To find out pliable than Mr. Bolton. U.S. added just 130,000 jobs in ended eight months later, in more about Larry Elder, visit The Washington Post August, falling short of econo- March 1991 — a full 19 months www.LarryElder.com. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Thursday, September 12, 2019 5A Area obituaries COMMERCIAL DISPATCH as a field representative her husband, Robert of Macon is in charge of OBITUARY POLICY for former 2nd District Bishop of Starkville; arrangements. Obituaries with basic informa- U.S. Rep. David Bowen, sons, Jason Bailey of Mrs. Snowden was tion including visitation and service times, are provided as director of planning Starkville and Clarke born Aug. 4, 1928, in free of charge. Extended and development in Bishop of Dallas, Texas; Shuqualak, to the late obituaries with a photograph, Mississippi’s Northern brother, Russell Cox of John R. and Velma detailed biographical informa- District, as executive Cordova, Tennessee; Smith Permenter. She tion and other details families director of the Missis- and two grandchildren. attended Shuqualak may wish to include, are avail- sippi Sheriffs’ Boys and Memorials may be High School and East able for a fee. Obituaries must Girls Ranch, and as made to the Bushby Mississippi Junior Col- be submitted through funeral homes unless the deceased’s mayor of Starkville. He Sunday School Class lege and was formerly body has been donated to was a member of Calva- at the First Baptist employed as Director of science. If the deceased’s ry Baptist Church. Church, 106 E. Lamp- Medical Records with body was donated to science, He was preceded in kin St,, Starkville, Noxubee General Hos- the family must provide official death by his parents MS 39759 or the Billy pital. She was a mem- proof of death. Please submit and foster parents, J.L. Graham Evangelistic ber of Concord Baptist all obituaries on the form pro- “Pete” and Francis Association, 1 Billy Church. vided by The Commercial Dis- Whitehead and Mc- patch. Free notices must be Graham Pkwy., Char- In addition to her submitted to the newspaper Govern Stacy and Dora lotte, N. 28201. parents, she was pre- no later than 3 p.m. the day Stanley; and brothers, ceded in death by her prior for publication Tuesday Benny Stacy and Bobby Cecil Rich first husband, Oscar L. through Friday; no later than 4 Stacy. HERMITAGE, Tenn. Lindley; second hus- p.m. Saturday for the Sunday He is survived by band, the Rev. James edition; and no later than 7:30 — Cecil L. Rich, 39, his wife, Pat Fitzgerald died Sept. 7, 2019, in M. Snowden; and broth- a.m. for the Monday edition. Stacy of Starkville; chil- Incomplete notices must be re- Hermitage, Tennessee. er, Clyde Permenter. ceived no later than 7:30 a.m. dren, Stephanie Tomlin- Services will be at 11 She is survived by for the Monday through Friday son of Starkville, Steve a.m. Friday at Second her son, Oscar E. Lind- editions. Paid notices must be Stacy of Louisville and Baptist M.B. Church in ley; two grandchildren; finalized by 3 p.m. for inclusion Shelly Stacy Moore Starkville. Burial will and three great-grand- the next day Monday through of Elmore, Alabama; Thursday; and on Friday by 3 follow at Rest Haven children. siblings, Rose Rill, Ann Cemetery. Visitation is p.m. for Sunday and Monday Roach, Jackie Stanley publication. For more informa- from 4-6 p.m. today at Baldwin, Joe Stacy and tion, call 662-328-2471. West Memorial Funeral James Stacy; seven Home. West Memo- Jackie Jennings grandchildren; and five rial Funeral Home of great-grandchildren. Starkville is in charge COLUMBUS — Pallbearers will be Jackie Daniel Jennings, of arrangements. Jake Tomlinson, Phil- He is survived by 63, died Sept. 3, 2019. ip Moore, Matthew his son, Peyton Rich; Graveside services Moore, Stephen Moore, mother, Geraldine Rich; will be at 6:30 p.m. Baron Jones and John father, Bernard Pope; Friday at Pleasant Hill Going. and sisters, Gerilynn Cemetery. Lowndes Memorials may be Odetunde and Berne- Funeral Home of Co- made to the Calvary lumbus is in charge of sha Pope. Baptist Church Build- John D. Sanders arrangements. ing Fund or Food Clos- Visitation: He was preceded in et, 405 N. Jackson St., Sarah Henley Thursday, Sept. 12 • 1-2 PM COLUMBUS — Sar- 2nd Ave. North Location death by his mother, Starkville, MS 39759. Services: Shirley Morre Barton; ah L. Henley, 51, died Thursday, Sept. 12 • 2 PM and father, Jack Jen- Sept. 3, 2019, in Wichi- 2nd Ave. North Chapel Wanda Langford ta, Kansas. Burial nings. COLUMBUS — Haughton Memorial Park Arrangements are Amory, MS He is survived by Wanda Dean Langford, his wife, Leslie Jen- 75, died Sept. 11, 2019, incomplete and will be nings; son, Eric Daniel at Windsor Place. announced by Lee- Wanda Langford Jennings; stepfather, Sykes Funeral Home of Incomplete Arrangements are College St. Location Harold Barton; sister, incomplete and will be Columbus. Cindy Westmoreland; announced by Memori- brother, Mike Barton; al Gunter Peel Funeral Buddy Gardner and one grandchild. Home and Crematory, CALEDONIA — College Street location. Buddy Gardner, 68, memorialgunterpeel.com Billy Stacy died Sept. 10, 2019, at STARKVILLE — Sharon Bishop his residence. Billy McGovern Stacy, STARKVILLE — Services will be at 3 83, died Sept. 10, 2019, Sharon Cox Bishop, 73, p.m. Friday at Lowndes at his residence. died Sept. 10, 2019, at Funeral Home Chapel. Services will be at 11 her residence. Visitation will be one a.m. Friday at Calvary Services are at 11 hour prior to services Baptist Church, with a.m. today at First at the funeral home. the Rev. Grant Arinder, Baptist Church in Lowndes Funeral Bill Duncan and Bob Starkville, with the Home of Columbus is Williams officiating. Rev. Gene Henderson in charge of arrange- Burial will follow at officiating. A graveside ments. Memorial Garden service will follow at Park. Visitation will be 3:30 p.m. at First Marks Edith Snowden two hours prior to the Cemetery in Marks. DECATUR, Ala. services at the church. Visitation is two hour — Edith P. Lindley Welch Funeral Home of prior to services at the Snowden, 91, died Sept. Starkville is in charge church. Welch Funeral 9, 2019, at her resi- of arrangements. Home of Starkville is dence. Mr. Stacy was a 1955 in charge of arrange- Services will be at 2 graduate of Winona ments. p.m. Saturday at Cock- High School and attend- She was preceded in rell Funeral Home, with ed Mississippi State death by her parents, the Rev. Sean Greer of- University. He was Cecil Vester Cox Sr. ficiating. Burial will fol- drafted into the Nation- and Marie Rooker Cox; low at Salem Cemetery. al Football League with brother, Cecil Cox Jr.; Visitation will be one the Chicago Cardi- and sister, Martha Ann hour prior to services nals, now the Arizona Cox. at the funeral home. Cardinals. He served She is survived by Cockrell Funeral Home

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JACKSON — The Mis- sissippi State Department of Health is investigating a case of hepatitis A in a food service worker that could have led to possible exposure for customers. Walter Simmons Jr. State health officials Holly Springs, MS — Walter “Frankie” say patrons of Dixie De- Simmons Jr., 60, passed away September 9, 2019, pot Courtyard Lane deli in at Methodist Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Lucedale may have been A graveside service will be held Friday, exposed if they ate there September 13, 2019, at 10:00 AM at Friendship between Aug. 19-21, Aug. Cemetery in Columbus, MS. Holly Springs 23-24 and Aug. 26-31 from Funeral Home has been entrusted with the the hours of 2 p.m. to 10 arrangements. p.m. each day. Frankie was born December 18, 1958, in State Epidemiolo- Columbus, MS, to the late Walter Simmons Sr. gist Dr. Paul Byers says and Shirley Richardson Simmons. the transmission risk is He is survived by his wife, Cheri Simmons; low. Still, he says they’re daughters, Mary Elizabeth Simmons, Shirley recommending patrons Simmons and Patricia Simmons; aunt and consider getting a vacci- uncle, Otis and Patricia Richardson; and cousin, nation if not previously Richard Richardson. immunized. It’s free for Paid Obituary - Holly Springs Funeral Home those suspected of being exposed on Wednesday through Friday at the George County Health cdispatch.com Department. 6A Thursday, September 12, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Stacy Continued from Page 1A ing touchdown, return all of his adult life here. It Never looking back as the Bulldogs’ starting Bulldogs did not beat the ring. That was about all.” an interception for a was home.” quarterback. After leaving office, Tide again for 23 years. It was his family touchdown and return a Stacy served as a Weatherly recalls one Stacy served as director After his NFL playing — Peggy, his wife of fumble for a touchdown field representative play in particular that of Mississippi Sheriff’s days, Stacy never looked 61 years, son and two in the same season. He for five-term U.S. Con- attests to Stacy passing Boys Ranch in Lowndes back, Tomlinson said. daughters — that Stacy made the Pro Bowl in gressman David Bowen skills. County until his retire- “He never did much treasured most. 1962, but injuries forced before running for office “In 1957, we went over ment, Tomlinson said. boasting about his play- “His family, that was him to retire in 1963 after himself, winning election to Tuscaloosa to play Weatherly said the ing career,” Tomlinson what he was the most his fifth season. as Starkville’s mayor in Alabama and we came said. “He didn’t keep a proud of,” Tomlinson Stacy was named to 1985. passage of time, along up with this trick play,” with Stacy’s reticence lot of memorabilia. The said. “He didn’t talk the Mississippi State Although he served Weatherly said. “Billy only thing he had in the about football unless you Sports Hall of Fame in just one term, Tomlinson to talk about his athletic took the snap and just prowess, has made his living room was a helmet brought it up, but he was 1970 and inducted into said Stacy enjoyed the as the end was about he wore when he played always talking about his the Mississippi Sports work. exploits forgotten among to cream him, he let go younger generations of with the Cardinals. He family. That was what he Hall of Fame in 1979. “I do think he liked a pass and the ball hit also had a Cardinals built his life around.” Born in Drew and being mayor,” Tomlinson Bulldog fans. my hands on the dead raised in Winona, Stacy said. “He was very proud “He wasn’t just a great run. He had to jump up returned to Starkville of Starkville and wanted player at Mississippi three or four feet in the after retiring from the to see the city prosper.” State, he was a great air, kind of like one of NFL. “His time as a local player in the NFL, too,” those old Harry Gilmer “I think he considered and national football hero Weatherly noted. passes, just to get the Starkville his home from fostered that rapport as As a receiver, Weath- ball out, 35 yards on a the time he came to athletics became recog- erly was often Stacy’s straight line that hit me college here,” said Bobby nized to be an integral to favorite, though still square in the hands. Tomlinson, Stacy’s son- what was so special about seldom-used, target at a All I had to do was run in-law. “He met his wife, living in a college town,” time when passing was the last 20 years for the Peggy, when they were current mayor Lynn still considered some- touchdown. Billy did all students at State and, Spruill added. “Starkville thing of a trick play. the work.” aside from some time in loved its hometown hero Stacy threw just 182 That play helped State Jackson, he lived almost and he will be missed.” passes in his three years beat Alabama 25-13. The

GTECHS Continued from Page 1A boards of trustees will be next to The plan when GTECHS began The board made this provision in a vote on the MOU, CMSD board as a pilot program was for EMCC change to its accountability rules in president Jason Spears said. to become the governing authority June. The state only allows public K-12 and fiscal agent after the first grad- CMSD Superintendent Cherie schools to receive MAEP funding, uating class, so things are going ac- Labat thanked the Board of Trust- and making GTECHS part of LCSD cording to plan, Spears said. ees on Monday for “their diligence was a last-minute decision soon be- GTECHS had 221 students total in pursuing getting our scores fore the school’s first academic year in 2018-19, with 45 from CMSD, 63 back.” in 2015, EMCC Vice President Paul from LCSD, 33 from NCSD, 34 from The MOU will likely be on an Miller said. SOCSD and 46 from WPCSD. SOCSD board meeting agenda The MOU establishes that District superintendents each in October, board president John GTECHS will be considered an “in- signed a contract with GTECHS, Brown said. novative high school program,” not EMCC and MDE in 2015, all agree- NCSD is under state conserva- a high school, so students from out- ing to allocate GTECHS students’ torship and does not have a school side LCSD will not have to transfer test scores to LCSD. The tests in- board, so the state board of educa- districts in order to attend, he said. cluded state end-of-year benchmark tion will be in charge of approving “One of the concerns that the tests and college entry exams such the MOU for Noxubee County, school districts had previously was as the SAT and ACT, and the scores Spears said. the fact that they were basically en- factor into the MDE’s accountability EMCC hopes to have the time- couraging some of their students to rating of school districts, which are line of the transition of authority set participate in a program that was released on an A-F scale each fall. in the next couple weeks so it goes going to take them off the rolls and Spears wrote a letter to the state as smoothly as possible, Miller said. put them in another school district, board of education in May advocat- “We don’t want there to be any and those MAEP funds would fol- ing for the allocation of GTECHS gaps where there’s any funding low that student,” Miller said. scores to students’ home districts. that’s missed,” he said.

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Garrick Hodge/Dispatch Staff Caledonia quarterback Brandon Edmondson (6) looks to the sideline as he awaits a play call during Friday’s game against Amory in Caledonia. Caledonia fueled by disrespect ahead of showdown with Heritage Academy By Theo DeRosa “It’s expected, but at the back, and we’re gonna turn gives Heritage another di- definitely have to play physi- [email protected] same time, you know, we up. We may turn up the next mension. cal football Friday night.” gotta go prove them wrong,” day. We may turn up at their “Defensively, we’ll defi- If the Pats can manage or Brandon Edmond- Edmondson said. field.” nitely have to play our best that, they just might have son, the disrespect Add to it that the Patriots Wyatt’s optimism may game in order to keep us in a good chance of forcing Fwas born at church are holding their homecom- sound less than cautious, the ballgame,” Edmondson some turnovers against the in New Hope, as his fellow ing game against the ’Feds but he’s still aware of the said. ’Feds’ triple option. That’s attendees sounded off one — “it kind of tells us that threat posed by a Patriots The ’Feds’ offense, on the worst-case scenario for by one: Heritage. Heritage. they think we’re nothing,” offense that’s averaged 36.5 the other hand, isn’t quite as Caledonia coach Michael Heritage. Edmondson said — and points per game in its four straightforward nor as high Kelly. No, not even with Caledo- Caledonia is feeling mighty contests this season. scoring. Caledonia runs the “If we give their offense nia’s quarterback in atten- disrespected. He knows — the whole triple option, something for a short field with our triple dance was anyone picking If you ask ’Feds sopho- team knows — that Heri- which Heritage Academy option, it’ll be a long night the ’Feds to win Friday’s lo- more Kewon Wyatt, though, tage Academy quarterback coach Sean Harrison is on for us,” Kelly said. cal showdown with Heritage the team is brimming with Carter Putt is one of the high alert come game time. But Kelly knew what he Academy when the church nothing but confidence as best passers around. That “It’s a scary offense to was getting into by facing members held their weekly a fun area rivalry nears re- rangy wideout Jared Long play against, because you the Patriots. After all, he high school football pick ’em newal. is a dynamic deep threat for could be perfect all night, was the first to reach out session. That doesn’t sur- “We’re gonna stop them,” Putt at receiver. That behind and one undisciplined play, regarding a renewal of the prise Edmondson — but he Wyatt said of the 4-0 Pa- the Pats’ strong offensive and they can take it 80 rivalry. doesn’t believe it. triots. “We’re gonna come line, running back KJ Smith yards,” Harrison said. “We’ll See RiVALRY, 2B

MISSISSIPPI STATE FOOTBALL OPPONENT PREVIEW: KAnsas STATE ‘Thing One’ and ‘Thing Two’: How freshmen Emerson and Getting familiar Jones have brought energy to MSU’s defensive backfield with the Wildcats BY BEN PORTNOY As Jones answered and Jones have brought a There’s also a level By GARRICK HODGE at any level. I asked [email protected] questions ranging from youthful exuberance to a of nostalgia to Jones, or [email protected] Moorhead Monday what his knowledge of Dr. Se- Mississippi State defen- “J-Dub” as he’s also nick- he thought the biggest STARKVILLE — As uss’ “Cat in the Hat” to sive backs room that is named. He chose to wear Ryan Black has cov- difference between freshman defensive back what kind of challenges far from lacking in char- the No. 2 after former ered Kansas State ath- a Klieman-coached Jarrian Jones took the po- Kansas State presents acters. MSU cornerback Jamal letics for the Manhattan team and a Bill Sny- dium Wednesday night, this weekend, Emerson “Wherever he goes, Peters — currently with Mercury for nearly two der-coached team are, fellow fresh- snickered at his room- I go,” Emerson said of the Indianapolis Colts. years. and to sum up, he said man and mate while pounding Jones. “I’m ‘Thing One’ As for Emerson, he’s Ahead of the Missis- Klieman won’t try and running away on his virtual key- and he’s ‘Thing Two’ for the bigger of the pair sippi State football team’s mate Mar- trick you a bunch or cre- board. a reason.” at 6-foot-2, 195 pounds. 11 a.m. home contest with tin Emerson ate a bunch of diversion “We’re just like this Jones, a four-star re- A rangy corner with Kansas State on Saturday, Jr. looked schematically in any of every day,” Jones said cruit out of Brandon, and hard-hitting capabilities, Black spoke with The on from the the phases. Having said peering toward his run- Emerson, a three-star he totaled 149 tackles, Dispatch to discuss new side. Emerson that, what’s been your ning mate out of the cor- prospect from Pensaco- eight pass breakups an Kansas State head coach Hunched first impression of him ner of his eye. “There’s a la, Florida — have quick- interception and a forced Chris Klieman, the Wild- up against through spring ball and time to be serious, and ly and rather loudly pro- fumble between his ju- cats’ early dominance and the win- in the first two games? there’s a time to play, but nounced their entrance nior and senior years of more. dowed wall A: Given that I only got most of the time we’re into the MSU secondary. high school. The interview has been of the media to cover a year and a half playing.” Jones is among the “I haven’t ever seen a edited for length and clar- room at the of Snyder, I certainly won’t Dubbed “Thing One” bigger talkers of the pair of corners like that,” ity. Leo Seal say I know more than Joe and “Thing Two” by se- group. Junior cornerback senior safety Jaquarius Moorhead does, but what Jr. Football Jones Landrews said. “They’re Complex, nior nickel back Brian Cam Dantzler compared Q: Earlier this week, we’ve seen through two hungry, they have a close Emerson whipped out Cole, among others, him to former MSU MSU coach Joe Moor- games includes Klieman bond. Those boys are go- his iPhone and began re- due to their respective safety Johnathan Abram head called Chris Klie- and offensive coordinator ing to be top notch later cording. jersey numbers — No. in the way he brings a man one of the best Courtney Messingham 1 and No. 2 — Emerson swagger to the field. See BULLDOGS, 2B coaches in the country See K-STATE, 2B 2B Thursday, September 12, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com BRIEFLY Rivalry MSU baseball coach Lemonis to Continued from Page 1B speak at Starkville QB Club “Last year was my first year of our administrations were outside the football team all competition — Friday’s game Mississippi State head baseball here, and I had a lot of peo- up for it,” Kelly said. “So we plan on attending, and his fam- is undoubtedly a good measur- coach Chris Lemonis will be the speak- ple in the community ask me scheduled it, and I guess we’ll ily is coming, too. ing stick for games to come. er when the Starkville Quarterback Club about possibly playing Heri- be ready to play for the next “I know people out of town It’s a big rivalry matchup, and holds its third meeting of the year this tage again,” Kelly said. two years.” talking about the game,” Wy- it’s the perfect way to ensure evening at the Starkville Country Club. He got Harrison on the Even though the rivalry att said. “The game’s big — bragging rights for the victor. Lemonis will speak at 7 p.m., and phone, and the rest was histo- has been out of commission bigger than what people think But to Kelly, none of that MSU defensive coordinator Bob Shoop ry, as the two schools sched- long enough that no player on it is.” matters when the ’Feds and will be presenting the Scouting Report. uled a home-and-home series. either team has ever faced the One of the rare matchups the Patriots take the field. A dinner of catfish, turnip greens, Caledonia will return the favor other, the Patriots and ’Feds between a public school and “At Friday night at 7 o’clock, black-eyed peas, coleslaw and corn- by hosting next year’s game. alike still know the signifi- a private school — Putt said when those lights come on, bread will be served along with a salad “He was open to the idea. cance. he was excited for a chance to it’ll be just another high school bar and dessert at 6:30 p.m. I was open to the idea. Both Wyatt said his classmates prove himself against tougher football game,” Kelly said. Source: From Special Reports K-State CALENDAR Continued from Page 1B showing a ton of different the narrative leading into last Today looks. They do what they call year’s game was around for- College Football hockey substitutions. On the mer MSU quarterback Nick Itawamba Community College at East first drive of the season, they Fitzgerald because he missed Mississippi Community College, 7 p.m. had 20 players sub in through- the season opener. But when Prep Soccer out the series at different Hill came to Manhattan and Hartfield at Starkville Academy, 5 p.m. positions. On the flip side dominated K-State last year, Heritage Academy at Mag Heights, 3 with Snyder, they were very he really opened people’s p.m. straightforward. Unfortunate- eyes. Columbus Christian Academy at Kirk ly, I think most of the fan base Academy, 4 p.m. would tell you the plays would Q: Has former Kansas Prep Volleyball be a little too predictable, but Kosciusko at Columbus, 5:30 p.m. State turned Mississippi I don’t think they’d say that State wideout Isaiah Zu- West Lowndes at Noxapater, 6 p.m. about Klieman. New Hope at South Lamar, 6:30 p.m. ber’s name been brought Grace Christian at Starkville High, 7:30 up at all this week in the Q: The first two games p.m. KSU media world? have gone very well for the Heritage Academy at Caledonia, 6:30 A: Of course. Immediately Wildcats, with 49-14 and p.m. after Saturday’s game against 52-0 wins over Nicholls Prep Softball Bowling Green, we talked to State and Bowling Green, Starkville at Columbus, 5/6:30 p.m. some of the receivers and the respectively. Could you Heritage Academy at Kemper Academy, one thing that really stands 5:30 p.m. have envisioned KSU out- out today, there doesn’t seem New Hope at Louisville, 5/6:30 p.m. scoring those two teams to be any animosity from the Women’s College Soccer 101-14 at the start of the Kansas State side. They want South Alabama at Mississippi State, season? to beat him because he’s an A: I think you always as- 7 p.m. opponent of course, but there’s sume it’s a possibility. There’s Friday no bad blood here. If you had a reason you schedule two Prep Football a bitter parting, you wouldn’t games like that to start the Mag Heights at Starkville Academy, 7 be still in contact with him year. I will say this, and the p.m. as some of the guys are in a results bear this out, I thought Caledonia at Heritage Academy, 7 p.m. group text. Marvell (Ark.) at Columbus Christian the Nicholls State game Scott Sewell/USA TODAY Sports Academy, 7 p.m. would be tougher than Bowl- ing Green because I thought Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman looks on during Satur- Q: Last year in Man- Tunica Academy at Oak Hill Academy, day’s game against Bowling Green at Bill Snyder Family Stadium upper class FCS teams are hattan, MSU completely 7 p.m. in Manhattan, Kansas. usually more of a challenge cleaned KSU’s clock. Obvi- Philadelphia at Noxubee County, 7 p.m. ously these are two differ- Tupelo at West Point, 7 p.m. than a bottom-feeding FBS top in the nation in rushing Gilbert and Brown have both ent teams, but what do you Delta Academy at Hebron Christian, 7 team like Bowling Green has thanks to graduate trans- been great additions for Kan- think the key to a Kansas p.m. been recently. And Nicholls fer running backs James sas State. State win will be? Victory Christian at Tabernacle (Ala.), went into Lawrence last year Gilbert and Jordon Brown. A: If Kansas State can’t con- 7 p.m. and knocked off Kansas. I What have you seen from Q: On the flip side, the Louisville at Starkville, 7 p.m. know the Jayhawks just lost the running game so far defense is eighth in the trol the line of scrimmage, it’s Hamilton at West Lowndes, 7 p.m. to Coastal Carolina, but Nich- this season? nation in total defense by going to be another long day. I New Hope at IAHS, 7 p.m. olls was familiar with coming A: Gilbert is much more a allowing seven points per don’t think on paper the MSU into a Big 12 atmosphere and run between the tackles guy, game. Has Klieman ad- defensive line is as good as it knocking that team off. Now whereas Brown could play dressed how they’re going was last year or if the quar- ON THE AIR having said that, I think any- wide receiver full time if they to attempt to stop MSU terback play will be as good. one that said they thought wanted him to do it. He has running back Kylin Hill? Now, it’ll be the first time Today Kansas State would look as really good hands. But be- A: Klieman said (Tuesday) Kansas State goes on the road COLLEGE SOCCER (WOMEN’S) dominant as it has would be sides them, this team has cy- Hill is a phenomenal watch on this year, so now we’re going 6 p.m. — Notre Dame at South Caroli- lying. Kansas State really cled in a lot of different guys. tape and they know eyes have to see how this system adapts na, SEC struggled to score last year, Klieman said he wanted to to be eyes on him at all times. to going on the road and the 7 p.m. — North Carolina State at Min- and the Wildcats have already get a lot of freshmen in there He didn’t exactly give us a hostile environment. The one nesota, BTN scored 14 touchdowns in two and do something, and to his specific game plan obviously, sign of concern, the defensive GOLF games. It took them six games credit that’s been the case. but they know what Hill is ca- line has had little to no suc- 4:30 a.m. — European Tour Golf: The to reach that number last year. Now, I wouldn’t envision the pable of, because they played cess getting any pressure on KLM Open, first round, Amsterdam, freshmen playing a whole lot him last year, and he torched opposing quarterbacks. I don’t GOLF Q: KSU is close to the against Mississippi State, but them. It’s kind of funny, a lot of think that will cut it Saturday. 7:30 a.m. — European Tour Golf: The KLM Open, first round, Amsterdam, GOLF Noon — PGA Tour Golf: Military Tribute Bulldogs at The Greenbrier, first round, White Continued from Page 1B Sulphur Springs, W.V., GOLF 2 a.m. (tomorrow) — LPGA Tour Golf: on in life.” age during Saturday’s win “I thought he was going Emerson up the sideline, The Solheim Cup, Day 1, Perthshire, Having both appeared in over Southern Miss, Emerson to get into the end zone, across midfield. Still on his Scotland, GOLF MSU’s first two games of jumped in front of Golden Ea- but I guess he’s not athletic feet inside the 30, three South- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL the year, Jones and Emerson gle receiver Jaylond Adams on enough,” Jones said through a ern Miss players finally knock 7 p.m. — Longview (Texas) at John Tyler have added staunch depth to a skied pass from quarterback smirk Wednesday. him to the ground turf near (Texas), ESPN2 a group that is largely held as Jack Abraham. Walking into the Seal Com- the USM 20.” MLB BASEBALL MSU’s most experienced de- Snatching the ball out of plex, the foyer boasts two au- While Emerson’s first ca- Noon — NY Yankees at Detroit OR fensive unit. the air, he took off running tomatic sliding doors. Once reer interception has brought Milwaukee at Miami, MLB With Dantzler and senior down the sideline before be- inside, the television calls of the lanky corner some noto- 3 p.m. — Chicago Cubs at San Diego Maurice Smitherman firm- ing brought down at the USM big plays from the week prior riety over the past few days, OR St. Louis at Colorado (games joined ly entrenched in the top two 22-yard line. ring out over the loudspeak- Jones has used it as intrinsic in progress), MLB corner spots, this season Em- “When I touched the ball ers. motivation to match his room- 6 p.m. — Regional Coverage: LA Dodg- erson and Jones have been I already knew I was going Wednesday, ESPN play-by- mate’s on-field success. ers at Baltimore OR Atlanta at Philadel- mostly relegated to minor to catch it,” Emerson said. “it play analyst Kevin Brown’s “That’s my dog; we com- phia, FOX roles. But even in limited ex- just felt like I was running on voice rang out as he reacted to pete with each other every NFL FOOTBALL perience this season, the Dr. air I was so happy.” Emerson’s interception. day,” Jones said. “We tell each 7:20 p.m. — Tampa Bay at Carolina, Seussian duo has made its Racing down the field, “That one is intercepted other what we are and aren’t NFL presence known. Jones greeted his roommate by Martin Emerson!,” Brown going to do, so I guess it’s my Rearing back into cover- with a raucous ovation. exclaimed. “At the State 35, turn to get one.” The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Thursday, September 12, 2019 3B PRO FOOTBALL MLB: BRAVES 3, PHILLIEs 1 Former Bulldogs safety Abram out for season Behind Keuchel, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Abram brought high energy and physical play Atlanta holds on ALAMEDA, Calif. — that had been lacking at Oakland Raiders rookie times in the past for Oak- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to win his fifth straight safety Johnathan Abram, land. His aggressiveness start. Chris Martin Tyler Flowers hit a formerly of Mississippi was apparent in the open- struck out the side on three-run homer, Dallas State, will be placed on er before his injury. nine pitches in the sev- injured reserve after suf- “It’s a big loss, man,” Keuchel struck out eight enth. Shane Greene fering a season-ending in- defensive end Josh Mau- in six innings, and the NL worked the eighth, and jury to his shoulder in the ro said. “Just his energy. East-lead- Mark Melancon finished season opener. He caught on to the de- ing Atlan- for his 10th save in 10 Abram was injured fense really quickly. He ta Braves tries with Atlanta. in the first half Monday was definitely years above beat the Melancon got some night against the Denver Matt Kartozian/USA TODAY Sports his age on the mental side Philadel- defensive help to close it. Broncos. He finished the Raiders safety Johnathan Abram, a first-round draft of things in the game. It phia Phil- With two runners on and game but will need to un- pick out of MSU, will undergo shoulder surgery today hurts. I just wish him a lies 3-1 on one out, shortstop Dans- dergo surgery today and will miss the rest of the season. speedy recovery. He’s a Wednesday Keuchel by Swanson made a leap- “It’s a big loss. No and we’ll consider this a The Raiders were great teammate, a great night. ing catch on pinch-hitter The Braves reduced Brad Miller’s liner up the question it’s a big loss,” redshirt year for him. But counting on Abram to be person, I love having him coach Jon Gruden said on our team. I love play- their magic number to middle. Third baseman he made some big plays Wednesday. “We’ll hope a key part of a revamped ing on the same side of eight, pending Washing- Josh Donaldson then to get John back. We’ll to help us win a game, defense after drafting the ball as him and I just ton’s result at Minnesota. reached over the dugout keep him around here, and he’s a big part of our him 27th overall in April hope he recovers as fast Keuchel (8-5) gave up railing and snared Maikel let him learn the defense future.” out of MSU. as he can.” one run and three hits Franco’s foul pop. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: or healthy food “just one,” you may then have My dad talk because to seriously curtail the time Dhad a heart it is hindering you spend with them. attack and nearly my own ability DEAR ABBY: I have a died a year ago. to heal and be friend I connect with on many Since then, happy with my different levels. It’s amazing. he has totally body? And how But he’s already in a relation- revamped his diet do I tell a family ship. He tells me he loves me and put forth the of drinkers I’m no and doesn’t ever want to lose effort to eat a longer drinking? me, but he never talks about plant-based diet — UNHEALTHY leaving her. He says things will to become health- IN THE MIDWEST naturally work themselves out. ier. It has been a DEAR Although he says he isn’t ZITS family affair, and UNHEALTHY: trying to have his cake and my sister jumped Congratulations eat it too, that is exactly how on the bandwag- on the lifestyle it feels at times. I’m confused on as well. changes you are about what to do. My heart I have battled Dear Abby adopting. Change and my head are at odds. for years with an isn’t easy, and Please give me some advice unhealthy relationship with how your family reacts to the that will help me settle my both alcohol and food. I have new you will affect your rela- inner self. — CONFUSED GIRL been seeking help for my trou- tionship with all of them. IN LOVE bles. The more help I have re- Approach your mother and DEAR CONFUSED GIRL: As ceived, the more I have come your sister privately. Explain it stands, your friend has two to realize my body dysmorphia that in the course of getting women, and you have half a issues come from my mom help for your own issues you man. He may love you, but if and sister and their constant have discovered that certain he was IN love with you, he talk about losing weight and subjects are detrimental to would end the relationship with GARFIELD being healthy. (Get this: When your recovery, and you would his girlfriend. He never talks Mom isn’t around my dad, she appreciate it if they were not a about leaving her because downs double cheeseburgers, topic of conversation when you he doesn’t intend to rock the and my sister can drain a are together. boat. bottle with the best of them.) As to explaining your absti- I know the idea of breaking Every single family event or nence from alcohol to those things off is painful, but while dinner out there’s a discussion who choose to imbibe, I do not you have romantic feelings about how my mom needs to think it is realistic to expect for this person, you won’t lose weight or eat better or them to stop because you be free to find anybody else. something. have chosen to. When drinks You deserve someone who is I want to support Dad, and are offered, ask to be served willing to make the same kind other family members as well. something nonalcoholic. Many of commitment to you that you How do I politely tell them I people do it these days, and it are willing to make to him. Re- can no longer be around the should not present a problem. peat that to yourself daily until constant “lose weight” talk If you are cajoled into having he’s out of your system. CANDORVILLE Horoscopes TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept. second time. were there, and you did have a 12). This trip around the sun TAURUS (April 20-May 20). reaction to what happened. It’s brings variety, change and a You could go longer. You could time to examine that. year’s supply of inspiration. do more. You could express with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Want You’ll study, work and make the greater eloquence. You could to keep the friendship going? mistakes that help you master leap higher. You could think Don’t divulge too much upfront. a skill. You’ll go into 2020 on a deeper... These are all things It’s all good information, but surge of well-earned self-assur- that could happen after noon people have such short atten- ance. Having nothing to prove, today. tion spans today for anything you’ll nonetheless impress GEMINI (May 21-June 21). that’s not about them. people who pay and award you. Someone is guaranteed to see VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Leo and Aries adore you. Your what you do. 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BEETLE BAILEY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Resist the urge to burn your bridges, trash your plan B or be generally cavalier, discard- ing things as you go. Leaving yourself options is an act of self-love that just happens to be nicer for the others, too. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Keep your cards close to the vest. There’s no good reason to show them. Mystery is working for you. Also, keeping your own secrets is a matter of self-protection and self-respect. MALLARD FILLMORE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Hopefully you can live with an idea or creation for a while before making the next big decision, because you’ll see things a little differently after the initial excitement wears off. You’ll understand how to make it better. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Friends ask a lot of you, but don’t feel obligated. Give what’s easy for you to give, and do as you please. Taking care of yourself and being happy FAMILY CIRCUS will be the best thing for your friendship. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). 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Go out in style in out Go SOLUTION: 4B Thursday, September 12, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Business Business briefs Mississippi Lottery Corp. chooses ad and marketing firm The Associated Press about 11.5 percent of the lottery’s advertising and marketing budget. The JACKSON — The Mississippi current budget is for the year that Lottery Corp. has chosen a Jack- ends June 30. It has an estimated $3.5 son-based firm to handle advertising million for advertising and market- and marketing. ing, which translates into $402,500 Maris West and Baker is receiving a three-year contract that includes this year for Maris West and Baker. creating and buying ads for the lot- Legislators met in special session tery, which is on track to start selling last year and authorized Mississippi tickets in December. to become the 45th state with a lot- The lottery communications di- tery. Money raised by the games of rector, Meg Annison, says payments chance will help pay for highway im- to the firm will vary by year, equaling provements.

Courtesy photo Pictured from left are Terry Stacy, Ann Gifford, Clay Terrell, Foundation President Thomas “Bud” Phillips, Rufus Ward, Community Counseling CEO Jackie Edwards and Community Counseling Services Chief Personnel Officer Karen Frye. Not pictured: Martha Taylor, Michael Fuller, Jerome Miller, and Community Counseling Services CFO Richard Duggin. Community Counseling Services receives grant award The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has awarded a grant in the amount of $999,995 a year for five years, totaling $4,995,975.00 to Community Counseling Services in support of the Golden Trian- gle Region System of Care Project. H&R Agri-Power nize dealers around the effect in mid-August. Rea country that are provid- has been with JCPenney recognized ing customers with the for more than ten years Kubota Tractor “ultimate Kubota expe- and brings a wealth of Corporation is pleased rience” from top quality Company knowledge to honor H&R Agri-Pow- equipment, to sales and to her position at the er in Columbus, with financing, customer sat- highest level of store Kubota’s Elite Award of isfaction and best in class leadership. Excellence, the compa- service. Rea is originally from ny’s most prestigious Tupelo and was the dealership certification Tupelo JCPenney store and designation. Rea named general supervisor over various The certification manager departments before program was created by JCPenney at Starkville accepting this general Kubota’s senior leader- Crossings named Lana manager role. ship team in conjunction Rea as general manager She enjoys working with its National Dealer of its Starkville Crossings with local animal shelters Advisory Board to recog- store, which went into in her spare time.

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Public Notice Start Date: September 12, 2019 MDEQ Contact: Kayra Johnson

Holcim US, Inc. located at 8677 Highway 45 Alternate South, in Artesia, Lowndes County, Mississippi has ap- plied to the Mississippi Depart- ment of Environmental Quality for the following permitting action: Issuance of Synthetic Minor Operating Permit (SMOP) Ref. No. 1680-00025. The applicant's operations fall within SIC Code 4593, Refuse Sys- tems and NAICS Code 562211, Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal. A Statement of Basis has been prepared that contains a discussion of the decision-making that went into the development of the permit and provides the permitting authority, the public, and other government bodies a record of the technical issues surrounding issuance of the permit. The Statement of Basis also ad- dresses any changes to emissions and/or discharges resulting from any modification of the facility.

Holcim US, Inc. owns and oper- ates a hazardous waste storage and transfer facility which receives and blends combust- ible organic wastes to produce waste derived fuel for use at other RCRA permitted treatment, storage, or disposal (TSD) facilities. In 2014, Holcim dismantled and re- moved all equipment associ- IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ated with the portland cement LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- plant. Holcim then submitted a SIPPI revised application in 2015 for renewal of the TVOP for the re- IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- maining emissions equipment. TATE OF During review of this applica- JOHN WINSTON THOMPSON, tion, EPA issued a guidance DECEASED memorandum which withdrew the “once in, always in” policy JANICE LOUISE THOMPSON, that was issued in 1995. The ADMINISTRATRIX new guidance allows major sources of hazardous air pollut- CAUSE NO. 2019-0110-RPF ants (HAP) the opportunity to be reclassified as an area SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION source once a source’s potential to emit HAP has been re- THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI duced and/or limited below major source thresholds. TO: All Unknown Heirs-at-Law of Holcim submitted an applica- John Winston Thompson, de- tion for a Synthetic Minor Oper- ceased, and ating Permit on November 13, Any Unknown Parties In In- 2018, which requests a limit terest on throughput of hazardous waste derived fuel in order to You have been made a defend- limit both potential HAP and ant in the Petition for Adjudica- volatile organic compound tion of Heirs-at-Law filed by the (VOC) emissions below the Administratrix, Janice Louise Title V major source Thompson, on August 9, 2019, thresholds. seeking to determine the heirs- at-law of John Winston The staff of the Permit Board Thompson, deceased. Other has developed this draft per- than you, the only other inter- mit based on information sub- ested parties in this action are mitted to the Permit Board by Janice Louise Thompson and the applicant, appropriate Laura Hutchinson. State and Federal agencies and other interested parties. You are summoned to appear The staff of the Permit Board is and represent your interests soliciting all relative informa- against said Petition before the tion pertaining to the proposed Honorable Rodney P. Faver, activity, including public com- Ads appear in The Commercial Dispatch, Chancellor of the 14th Chan- ment, to ensure that the final cery District at 9:00 a.m. on staff recommendation on the the 29th day of October 2019, draft permit complies with all The Starkville Dispatch and Online at the Oktibbeha County Court- State and Federal regulations. house in Starkville, Missis- Public review and comment on sippi, and in case of your fail- the draft permit and support- To place ads starting at only $12, ure to appear your interest in ing documentation is an import- this matter will not be con- ant element in the staff evalu- call 662-328-2424 or visit ads.cdispatch.com sidered. ation and resulting recommendation to the Permit Board. The You are not required to file an draft permit conditions have answer or other pleading, but been developed to ensure com- THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 n 5B you may do so if you desire. pliance with all State and Fed- Classifiedseral regulations but are sub- Issued under my hand and the ject to change based on inform- seal of said Court, this the 3rd ation received as a result of dLegalay o Noticesf Sept ember 2019. pLegalublic Notices parti cipation. Restaurant / Hotel General Help Wanted Apts For Rent: West

LISA YOUNGER NEESE, CHAN- Persons wishing to comment THE COMMERCIAL LEGALS CERY CLERK upon or object to the proposed Dispatch is seeking a LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- determinations are invited to SIPPI submit comments in writing to mechanically-minded Call us: 662-328-2424 Kayra Johnson at the Permit individual to work in its VIP (SEAL) Board's address shown above, pressroom. Applicants Legal Notices BY: /s/ Shantrell W. Grander- no later than the end of the must be comfortable work- ApartmentsRentals & Houses son, D.C. thirty (30) day public notice. All ing around heavy ma- IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF comments received by this chinery, adhering to tight LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- PUBLISH: 9/5, 9/12 & date will be considered in the deadlines and must have 1 Bedrooms SIPPI 9/19/2019 formulation of final determinations regarding the an eye for detail & quality. 2 Bedroooms Flexible hours are a must. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Public Notice application(s). A public hearing 3 Bedrooms TATE OF CHARLIE SANDERS, will be held if the Permit Board Must pass drug test. Email finds a significant degree of resume to DECEASED Mississippi Environmental Furnished & Unfurnished Quality Permit Board public interest in the proposed [email protected] or ESTATE NO. 2019-0106 P. O. Box 2261 permit(s). Persons wishing to drop resumes off at 516 Jackson, MS 39225 request a public hearing may Main St, 1, 2, & 3 Baths BY: VANESSA MIXON, ADMINIS- Telephone No. (601) 961-5171 do so by submitting that request in writing to Kayra John- Columbus, MS 39701. Lease, Deposit TRATRIX No phone calls please. Public Notice Start Date: son or the Chief of the Environ- & Credit Check NOTICE TO CREDITORS September 12, 2019 MDEQ mental Permits Division at the Contact: Kayra Johnson address shown above. The Per- viceinvestments.com STATE OF MISSISSIPPI mit Board is limited in the COUNTY OF LOWNDES Holcim US, Inc. located at scope of its analysis to environ- 8677 Highway 45 Alternate mental impact. Any comments 327-8555 By the Chancery Court of South, in Artesia, Lowndes relative to zoning or economic Rentals Lowndes County: County, Mississippi has ap- and social impacts are within plied to the Mississippi Depart- the jurisdiction of local zoning Apts For Rent: Other Letters of Administration have ment of Environmental Quality and planning authorities and Ads starting at $25 been granted and issued to the for the following permitting ac- should be addressed to them. 1ST MONTH − Rent Free! undersigned upon the Estate of tion: Issuance of Synthetic Apts For Rent: North 1BR Apt − $350−$385 Charlie Sanders, deceased, by Minor Operating Permit (SMOP) Additional details about the ap- 2BR Apt − $395−$495 the Chancery Court of Lowndes Ref. No. 1680-00025. The application(s), including a copy of FOX RUN APARTMENTS 2BR TwnHome − $625 County, Mississippi, on the plicant's operations fall within the draft permit(s), are available by writing or calling the 1 & 2 BR near hospital. Lease, Dep & Credit Check. 19th day of August 2019. This SIC Code 4593, Refuse Sys- Coleman Realty is to give notice to all persons tems and NAICS Code Public Records Request Officer $595−$645 monthly. having claims against said es- 562211, Hazardous Waste at the above Permit Board ad- Military discount, pet area, 662−329−2323. tate to probate and Register Treatment and Disposal. A dress and telephone number. pet friendly, and furnished same with the Chancery Clerk Statement of Basis has been Additionally, as a courtesy, for corporate apts. of Lowndes County, Missis- prepared that contains a dis- those with Internet access, a 24−HOUR PROFESSIONAL sippi, within (90) days from the cussion of the decision-making copy of the draft permit(s) may GYM. ON SITE SECURITY. first publication date of this No- that went into the develop- be found on the Mississippi 2BR/2BA Department of Environmental ON SITE MAINTENANCE. tice. A failure to so Probate ment of the permit and ON SITE MANAGEMENT. Located in Historical and Register said claim will provides the permitting author- Quality’s website at: Downtown. All hardwood forever bar the same. ity, the public, and other gov- http://opc.deq.state.ms.us/pu 24−HOUR CAMERA blicnotice.aspx. This informa- SURVEILLANCE. Benji & floors, open floor plan, roof ernment bodies a record of the top deck, newly remodeled. THIS the 10th day of Septem- technical issues surrounding is- tion is also available for review Ashleigh, 662−386−4446. ber 2019. suance of the permit. The at the following location(s) dur- $1,300/mo. Dep. req. 662 Statement of Basis also ad- ing normal business hours: −328−8655 or 662−574− /s/Vanessa Mixon Administrat- dresses any changes to emis- 7879. rix sions and/or discharges result- Mississippi Department of En- ing from any modification of the vironmental Quality Publish: 9/12, 9/19, & facility. Office of Pollution Control 9/26/2019 515 E. Amite St Holcim US, Inc. owns and oper- Jackson, MS 39201 Job opening? IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ates a hazardous waste storage and transfer facility which Artesia Public Library LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- 18 South Front Street SIPPI receives and blends combust- ible organic wastes to produce Artesia, MS 39736 waste derived fuel for use at IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Please bring the foregoing to TATE OF other RCRA permitted treatment, storage, or disposal the attention of persons whom Take down that “for JOHN WINSTON THOMPSON, you know will be interested. DECEASED (TSD) facilities. In 2014, Holcim dismantled and re- rent” sign and get PUBLISH: 9/12/2019 JANICE LOUISE THOMPSON, moved all equipment associ- ADMINISTRATRIX ated with the portland cement fast results with an plant. Holcim then submitted a CAUSE NO. 2019-0110-RPF revised application in 2015 for easy classified ad. renewal of the TVOP for the re- It’s a classified SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION maining emissions equipment. rule-of-thumb: During review of this applica- Place your THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI tion, EPA issued a guidance We tell readers memorandum which withdrew ad today at TO: All Unknown Heirs-at-Law of the “once in, always in” policy what they need John Winston Thompson, de- that was issued in 1995. 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