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161st YEAR • NO. 254 fEBRUARY 22, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 18 PAGES • 50¢ Church leader Dr. T.L. Lowery dies, 87 Arrangements to be set by Rush’s North Ocoee Chapel

By LARRY C. BOWERS currently serving as chief executive of man sent from God,” said Williams. “His "I will miss him. The church will miss Banner Staff Writer the T.L. Lowery Global Foundation. passion for souls led him to the four him," Williams concluded, “but his legacy Lowery’s son, Dr. Stephen Lowery, corners of the earth to testify to the will live on through his son and daugh- A giant in church leadership, in acknowledged his father’s death on the greatness of God and His Son, Jesus ter-in-law, Steve and Janice, his grand- Cleveland and around of the world, is foundation’s website. Christ. He preached the Gospel, laid children Aimee, Stephanie, Jon and gone with the death Sunday morning of “My father recently celebrated 70 hands on the sick, and imparted spiritu- Michael, and the countless spiritual sons Dr. Thomas Lanier “T.L.” Lowery. years of ministry,” the younger Lowery al blessings to people far and near.” and daughters whom he has mentored." Lowery, 87, passed away at his home. said. “He has been an evangelist, pastor, “Dr. Lowery led with distinction and Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland and Visitation and arrangements were still author, friend, mentor and father. But, prophetic unction,” Williams continued. his wife, Sandra, commented on the being scheduled this morning by the most of all, he was an ambassador of “He inspired all of us to reach a little community’s loss. North Ocoee Chapel of Cleveland’s Jim the Kingdom of God.” higher and to shout unto God with the “Dr. Lowery was a giant among Rush Funeral and Cremation Services. Church of God General Overseer Mark voice of triumph. He not only belonged giants,” Rowland said. “Sandra and I Lowery was among the noted leaders Williams paid tribute to Lowery’s legacy. to the Church of God but to the Body of of the Church of God through the years, "T.L. Lowery moved among us as a Christ, and now, to the ages. See LOWERY, Page 4 T.L. Lowery Inside Today New city building permits include sub shop Kay’s, then Jack’s, and now it’s Mike’s By JOYANNA LOVE Banner Senior Staff Writer A recently vacated building on North Ocoee Street has a new look as it becomes the first free- Hamlin drives to Submitted photo Submitted photo. Submitted photo standing Jersey Mike’s Subs for Daytona victory DOROTHY MOORE has been inspired ARLENA MOORE was a teacher at LILLIAN CAMPBELL was a teacher at the DR Holdings LLC franchise. throughout her life by her aunts, many of North Lee Elementary when this photo was East Cleveland Elementary School when Andrew Brooks and Brian Denny Hamlin used a daring whom were teaching in rural schools for taken. Before that, she had taught at this photo was taken. Before that, she had Hendrix own the business. last-lap move to win Sunday’s The franchise opened a location Daytona 500 over Martin Truex African-Americans. Norman Chapel, an elementary school for taught at High Point, an elementary school African-American students. for African-American students. in Chattanooga in 2014 as the by the narrowest margin in the first in a plan to bring three loca- history of NASCAR. The Walker tions to the region. Hendrix said Valley Mustangs will face the Cleveland is the last location in Bradley Central Bears in the this plan. District 5-AAA boys champi- “There haven’t been any stores onship. The Lee Flames and Family of teachers in the area in several years, so we Lady Flames had a tough week- signed the agreement to develop end in baseball and softball. See the entire territory. Jersey Mike’s Sports, Pages 11-13. as a company has expanded to Dorothy Moore reflects on inspiring teaching, 1,000 stores open … in the past Politicians missing four or five years,” Hendrix said. business roles provided by four of her aunts Locations for the DR Holdings boat on amnesty franchise are usually in shopping centers. In some ways, both the By JOYANNA LOVE Hendrix said the franchise was Democrats and Republicans are Banner Senior Staff Writer considering three locations in missing the boat on the right of Among the many heroes cel- Cleveland. When he stepped onto amnesty for illegal immigrants, and ebrated as part of Black the North Ocoee Street location, how it should be handled. For one History Month are those who he knew it was the right fit. person’s perspective, see the guest strived to ensure a good edu- “Immediately, I fell in love with “Viewpoint” on Page 14 of today’s cation for black students even that location. I just think the area edition. in a time of segregated is fantastic, [with its] proximity to schools. Lee University, the hospital [and] In Bradley County, College downtown,” Hendrix said. Forecast Hill is the most well-known of He was also excited about the these schools. Yet, there were opportunity to have a drive- Today looks to be mostly cloudy others. Rural elementary through. with a 30 percent chance of show- schools High Point and “I love the history of the build- ers, and a high near 62. Tonight’s Norman Chapel were also ing as well, being the old Kay’s Ice forecast calls for cloudy skies and a schools for black students Cream, so we were really excited about being able to restore that 70 percent chance of rain, with a before the school system was integrated. These rural schools building. [It’s a] building that a lot low around 50. Tuesday calls for hold special memories and of people in Cleveland are familiar clouds and a 60 percent chance of importance to Dorothy Moore with from years past,” Hendrix rain, with a high near 59. Tuesday and her family. said. night calls for a 90 percent chance “Three of my mother’s sis- Most recently, the location was of showers and possibly thunder- ters became teachers in the Jack’s Kleen-Rite dry cleaners. The franchise owners described storms, with a low around 52. rural schools in Bradley Submitted photo Submitted photo Southeast winds of 10 to 15 mph County,” Moore said. DOROTHY MOORE, left, stands with her aunt RUBY WOOD, right, worked as a secretary at the Jersey Mike’s as a “traditional could gust as high as 25 mph. These were Lillian W. Ruby Wood. Pentagon in Arlington, Va., near Washington, D.C. northeast sub shop.” Campbell (born 1918), Eva “We trim, tie and cook our own Arlena Moore (born 1909) and roast beef in house,” Hendrix Index Marie Cherry (born sometime said. between Campbell and Arlena “My parents and grandparents sacrificed much, so that we could have better He said all the meats for the Classified...... 16-17 Moore.) opportunities than they were given. I’m inspired by their strength and endurance.” subs are “sliced right in front of Comics...... 6 — Dorothy Moore you … sliced fresh.” Editorials...... 14 See FAMILY, Page 8 Horoscope...... 6 See PERMITS, Page 8 MINI Page...... 5 Obituaries...... 2 Sports...... 11-13 TV Schedule...... 7 Weather...... 9 For Tacia Green it’s about giving back Around Town By JOYANNA LOVE the next generation.” Banner Senior Staff Writer ERSONALITY She said racial division should not be an P issue. Jordan Barton and Ariana Dorr Helping others and giving back to the showing off new puppy Rhett ... “I am thankful that I was brought up to community have been a major part of Tacia PROFILE love everybody,” Green said. “I have all Michelle Craig describing a Green’s life since a young age. recent “luggage malfunction” ... types of friends, and it just does not matter “My mother was very active within the “Different times for different measures. to me what color a person is.” Reggie and Erica Parker talking community,” Green said. She is deceased Now, we are fighting for the same cause. It about how they adopted a rescue She said it was a person’s character that now. Her name was Ann Price. As a child, is just that we are going to fight in a differ- mattered to her. puppy for Valentine’s Day ...Tate she had me active in the NAACP in the ent manner. With so much technology, O’Brian getting a haircut ... Green has also looked for ways to help local branch. I had a junior membership.” social media, things of that nature, that people through her job. Teegan Browder enjoying some Green also remembers volunteering at opens up a new world,” Green said. “lazy days” with her mom Taylor. Green has worked for the Bradley County soup dinners at her church. She said progress has been made, but “it Sheriff’s Office for 12 years. In her current “I’ve always been helping someone and I needs to be better.” role as an administrative specialist for the don’t mind doing that,” Green said. “I often wonder after I leave the scene, civil division, Green tries to help people She is still a member of the NAACP and will it be better?” Green said. “It should be its efforts in the community. that each generation would want better for See GREEN, Page 8 Tacia Green 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Bryson been entrusted to Companion U.S. intelligence and military offi- film cameras to digital sensors is cials that such overflights help required for the long-term viability James “Jamie” Bryson, 81, of Funeral Home and Crematory. Cleveland was carried peaceful- Moscow collect intelligence on the of the treaty.” ly into the loving arms of his United States. In December, Rose Gottemoeller, Lord and Savior on Saturday, Hayden Patric Kyle Russia and the United States undersecretary of state for arms Feb. 20, 2016, with his family by Hayden Patric Kyle, 20, of are signatories to the Open Skies control and international security, his side. Charleston, passed away on Treaty, which allows unarmed sought to temper concerns about He attended Lebanon Baptist Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016, at his observation flights over the entire Russian overflights, saying that Church and was a veteran of the residence. Anna McSpadden territory of all 34 member nations what Moscow gains from the U.S. Army serving in the Korean He was a native of Cleveland, to foster transparency about mili- observation flights is “incremental” War. and former resident of Knoxville. Anna Mae McSpadden, 90, a Service animal tary activity and help monitor to what they collect through other He was a bus driver and con- resident of Cleveland, passed He was preceded in death by arms control and other agree- means. tractor for Bradley County his grandfather, Barry G. Kyle. away Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016, in Schools for more than 40 years. He was a member of the Youth a local health care facility. impostors face ments. Senior intelligence and mil- “One of the advantages of the He thoroughly enjoyed his time Group at North Cleveland Church She was preceded in death by itary officials, however, worry that Open Skies Treaty is that informa- driving for the Bradley High of God. He attended the University her husband of 68 years, James Russia is taking advantage of tech- tion — imagery — that is taken is School Band and Ocoee River of Tennesse-Knoxville and Olen McSpadden; parents, crackdown nological advances to violate the shared openly among all the treaty Rafters. Cleveland State Community James and Loula Maples spirit of the treaty. parties,” she said at a joint hearing He was preceded in death by College. He was a peer educator, Blalock; three brothers: Jack AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Russia will formally ask the of the House Foreign Affairs and his parents, Corbin “Scorp” and loved music and had played in Blalock, John Blalock, and People who falsely pass off their Open Skies Consultative Armed Services committees in Edna Bryson; and his dear son, many bands throughout the area. Charles Blalock; and one sister, pets as service animals — think Commission, based in Vienna, to December. “So one of the advan- Benjamin “Benjie” Bryson. Dorothy Blalock. Survivors include his mother of the woman in Wisconsin last be allowed to fly an aircraft tages with the Open Skies Treaty He leaves behind his loving and stepfather, Amanda and Zach She is survived one daughter, year who claimed the right bring Angeleeta Voyta and husband, equipped with high-tech sensors is that we know exactly what the wife of 56 years, Martha Sue Panell of Knoxville; brother, her kangaroo into McDonald’s — Bryson of Cleveland; daughter, Grayson Panell of Knoxville; George, of Cleveland; two sons: over the United States, according Russians are imaging, because Debbie Bryson of Dover, Fla.; grandparents: Olivia and Colin James R. McSpadden and wife, have frustrated people with legit- to a senior congressional staffer, they must share the imagery with daughter and son-in-law, McLaurine of Charleston; great- Jimmie, of Cleveland, and Larry imate needs to such an extent who spoke on condition of us.” Kimberly and Tyler Keith of grandmother, Mary Thomasson of T. McSpadden and wife, Cathy, that legislators in several states anonymity because the staff mem- Still, military and intelligence Cleveland; grandchildren: Cleveland; aunt and husband, of Santee, Calif.; six grandchil- are considering laws to restore ber wasn’t authorized to discuss officials have expressed serious Amanda (Jimmy) Koons, Hilarie Andrea and Tim Thomas of dren: Debbie Sorsen of Pleasant the animals’ credibility. the issue publicly. concern. (Matt) Anderson, and Brandon Franklin; uncle, Matthew Kyle of Grove, Utah, Brian McSpadden Legislatures in Maine, The request will put the Obama “The open skies construct was Cooper, all of Cleveland, of San Diego, Calif., Amanda Cleveland; and two cousins: Virginia, Arizona, Hawaii, New administration in the position of designed for a different era,” Lt. Kimberlee Pacheco and Todd Harrison and Charlie Thomas. McSpadden of Alpine, Calif., York, and Puerto Rico are con- Donna McSpadden of Cleveland, having to decide whether to let Gen. Vincent Stewart, director of Coleman, both of Dover, Fla.; The funeral will be held at 7 p.m. sidering bills that would either seven great-grandchildren; sis- Wednesday Feb. 24, 2016, in the Mark McSpadden and wife, Russia use the high-powered the Defense Intelligence Agency, ter, Emma Jo Callahan; and chapel of Laycock-Hobbs Funeral Tammy, of Cleveland, and establish such a program or equipment on its surveillance told lawmakers when asked about several nieces and nephews. Home in Athens with Adam Baird Christy McSpadden of penalize people who fraudulently planes at a time when Moscow, the Russian overflights during a The funeral will be held at 2 and Dr. Chris Thomas officiating. Cleveland; five great-grandchil- claim to have service dogs. according to the latest State congressional hearing. “I’m very p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, The family will recieve friends dren; five great-great-grandchil- In Maine, a task force this Department compliance report, is concerned about how it’s applied 2016, in the chapel of Fike- from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the dren; and several nieces and month issued a report that says failing to meet all its obligations today.” Randolph & Son Funeral Home funeral home. nephews. well-meaning federal laws under the treaty. And it comes at Robert Work, deputy secretary with the Rev. Garland Long offi- A private service will be con- Memorial contributions may be designed to protect people with one of the most tension-filled times of defense, told Congress: “We ciating. made to Hayden Patric Kyle ducted in the chapel of Ralph disabilities have instead opened Buckner Funeral Home. in U.S.-Russia relations since the think that they’re going beyond the Interment will follow in Sunset Memorial Fund, American the door to fraud. Memorial Gardens with Eddie Foundation for Suicide Interment will follow in Red Hill end of the Cold War, with the two original intent of the treaty and we Callahan, Richard Callahan, Prevention, afsp.org. Cemetery. “The abuse and confusion are countries at odds over Russian continue to look at this very, very Mike Callahan, Matt Anderson, Those unable to attend may The family will receive friends harming everybody,” said activity in Ukraine and Syria. closely.” Jimmy Koons, Bill Green and send condolences at www.lay- from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. Barbara Archer Hirsch, an attor- “The treaty has become a critical Steve Rademaker, former assis- Brandon Cooper serving as pall- cock-hobbs.com. 23, 2016, at the funeral home. ney with the Maine Human component of Russia’s intelligence tant secretary of state for the bearers. Laycock-Hobbs Funeral Home, We invite you to send a mes- Rights Commission and member collection capability directed at the bureau of arms control and the His family will receive friends Athens, is in charge of arrange- sage of condolence and view the of the task force. “It’s harming United States,” Adm. Cecil D. bureau of international security from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the McSpadden family guestbook at ments. the landlords, and it’s harming Haney, commander of the U.S. and nonproliferation, told funeral home. www.ralphbuckner.com. the individuals who need their We invite you to send a mes- Strategic Command, wrote in a let- Congress at a hearing on security sage of condolence and view Lamar Locke animals.” ter earlier this year to Rep. Mike cooperation in Europe in October the Bryson family guestbook at Lamar Locke, 58, of Tunnel Hill, Here’s the dilemma: Under Rogers, R-Ala., chairman of a that Russia complies with the www.fikefh.com. Ga., died Sunday night, Feb. 21, federal law, no papers are House subcommittee on strategic Open Skies Treaty, but has 2016, in a Chattanooga hospital. required for service dogs in pub- Survivors and arrangements forces. “adopted a number of measures lic places. If people want to “In addition to overflying mili- that are inconsistent with the will be announced by Companion sneak their pampered Funeral Home. tary installations, Russian Open spirt” of the accord. Chihuahua into a restaurant, Skies flights can overfly and collect The treaty, for instance, obli- they can simply lie and say it’s a on Department of Defense and gates each member to make all of service dog trained to help them national security or national criti- its territory available for aerial with their disability. cal infrastructure,” Haney said. observation, yet Russia has Keith Geren Sean McDonough, 51, has a “The vulnerability exposed by imposed restrictions on surveil- Keith Geren, 61, of brain injury from a car accident exploitation of this data and costs lance over Moscow and Chechnya Hendersonville, died Sunday, and said he’s noticed people are of mitigation are increasingly diffi- and near Abkhazia and South Feb. 21, 2016, at Skyline Medical increasingly skeptical that his 5- cult to characterize.” Ossetia, he said. Russian restric- Center in Madison. year-old goldendoodle, Bruno, is A State Department official said tions also make it hard to conduct Survivors and arrangements a service dog. Bruno is trained to Sunday that treaty nations had observation in the Kaliningrad will be announced by Companion distract McDonough from stress not yet received notice of the enclave, said Rademaker, who Funeral Home. triggers by pressing against him. Russian request, but that certifica- believes Russia is “selectively tion of the Russian plane with a implementing” the treaty “in a way “digital electro-optical sensor” that suits its interests.” OTTERY could not occur until this summer L because the treaty requires a 120- day advance notification. The offi- NUMBERS cial spoke on condition of SAVE anonymity because he wasn’t Ellen Hunt authorized to discuss the issue NASHVILLE (AP) - These state Ellen Hunt, 82, of Englewood, publicly. YOUR OLD passed away Saturday, Feb. 20, lotteries were drawn Sunday: The official also said that the 2016, at her residence. Kenneth Stansberry Tennessee treaty, which was entered into NEWSPAPERS She was a daughter of the late Kenneth Wayne Stansberry, Cash 3 Evening: 4-5-5, Lucky force in 2002, establishes proce- Frank and Dellie Jack, and a 76, of Cleveland, passed away Sum: 14 member of East Side Church of on Friday, Feb. 19, 2016, at his Cash 4 Evening: 8-0-7-1, Christ in Cleveland. home. Lucky Sum: 16 FOR She was preceded in death by He was known for being a Mega Millions CHURCH her husband, Glen Hunt; brother, very hard worker. He loved to Estimated jackpot: $114 mil- RECYCLING Curtis Jack; sisters: Rena White, T.L. Lowery raise Airedale terriers and sing lion in various quartets. He was a Dorothy Daugherty; and parents, Dr. T. L. Lowery, 87, a resident preacher and will be dearly Powerball ACTIVITIES listed above. of Cleveland, passed away missed by all that knew him. Estimated jackpot: $236 mil- Cleveland Survivors include her sisters Sunday morning, Feb. 21, 2016, He was preceded in death by lion and brothers-in-law: Etoile and at the family residence. his parents, Leona Mae Jackson Georgia Steve Smartt, will be the speak- Calvin Carter, Ruth and Elmer He was a Bishop with the Daily Banner Stansberry and Dewey Lee er Tuesday at 7 a.m., for His Crye; several nieces and Church of God and currently All or Nothing Day :02-03-04- Stansberry; two sisters: Evelyn Hands Extended Devotional at nephews; and special caregiver, Chief Executive of the T. L. 12-13-14-15-19-21-22-23-24 Burris and Ruby Stansberry Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. Lee Ann Porter Lowery Global Foundation. All or Nothing Evening: 01-06- Thomas; and four brothers: The funeral will be held at 8 The North Ocoee Chapel of 08-12-13-14-15-16-17-20-22-24 William Lee Stansberry, Gene p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016, in Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation All or Nothing Morning: 01-06- Tuney Stansberry, Thomas the South Chapel of Bordwine Service will announce survivors Dewey Stansberry, and Bob A. 07-08-10-11-12-14-15-18-22-23 Funeral Home in Etowah with and funeral arrangements. T SASPECIAL Stansberry. All or Nothing Night: 01-02-09- I ’ Minister Bill Maynard and You may share your condo- He leaves behind to cherish 12-13-14-15-17-19-22-23-24 Minister Jeff Archie officiating. lences and your memories with his memory, his wife, Jeanette; Cash 3 Evening: 7-8-1 AFFORDABLE The family will receive friends Dr. Lowery’s family at www.jim- DAY FOR ... his sons: Eric (Christina) from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday prior to rushfuneralhomes.com. Cash 3 Midday: 0-4-1 O F F I C E S P A C E the service. Stansberry and Louis Paul Cash 4 Evening: 5-8-6-6 Family and friends will assem- Stansberry; stepdaughter, Julie Cash 4 Midday: 9-1-3-5 f o r s t a r t - u p ble Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016, at Carbullido; stepsons: Jimmy Georgia FIVE Evening: 1-8-3-8- Becky Withrow, Johnny business. noon at the funeral home and go Raasveld, of California and 9 Pippenger, Patty Costanza and in procession for the 1 p.m. com- Thomas (Debbie) Raasveld; 13 Call Hurley Buff at mittal service at Liberty Hill grandchildren; 14 great-grand- Georgia FIVE Midday: 5-0-3-1- Todd Akers, who are celebrating 423-478-6476 Cemetery. children; two brothers: J.D. 3 birthdays today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016— 3 Anti-incumbent mood gets test in first House GOP primaries WASHINGTON (AP) — When name-recognition advantages. In AP file photo the calendar turns to March in Texas, Brady’s campaign raised REP. DAVE BRAT, R-VA. leaves a meeting of House Republicans, this year of the irate voter, the $1.6 million last year, compared on Capitol Hill in Washington last February. Next month, GOP House first wave of congressional with $64,000 for the best members in a crescent from Texas to North Carolina to Illinois face Republicans will find out financed of his three challengers, the first congressional primaries in this incumbent-bashing, anti- whether they have their very own pool company owner and former establishment year of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Most are expect- Dave Brat waiting for them. state Rep. Steve Toth. ed to survive. But political operatives say a few are in contests worth Brat was an underfunded, That edge has long made most watching for possible upsets. obscure college professor who officeholders impossible to top- shocked the political world in ple. In 2014, just five sitting 2014 by ousting House Majority House members were defeated in Leader Eric Cantor in what was party primaries. But 2016 poses supposed to be a no-contest a new test, with voters’ ill feel- Republican primary in Virginia. ings toward Washington, fanned He now holds the Richmond- by Trump and Cruz, fueling con- area seat and is one of the cham- servatives’ hopes of defeating ber’s more conservative and Republicans deemed too willing FREE recalcitrant members. to cut deals. Hearing Test / Otoscopic Screening Next month, GOP House mem- “The frustration and anger bers in a crescent curving from that’s out there would indicate National Board Certified Specialist Texas to Illinois face the first that this is the year you get beat with 30 Years Practicing Experience congressional primaries in this from the right,” said Rep. Mark incumbent-bashing, anti-estab- Meadows, R-N.C., like Brat a lishment season of billionaire member of the rebellious House FEBRUARY 16-19 Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, the Freedom Caucus that last year leading Republican presidential helped push House Speaker BEST PRICES & QUALITY ON contenders. John Boehner, R-Ohio, to resign REXTON HEARING AIDS Nearly all House members are from Congress. “If you don’t get expected to survive. But a few beat this year, you will be golden tributions. Toth. “And they’re not going to $1200 OFF A SET - IN THE EAR face contests being watched for for a long time.” He also boasts endorsements pull the lever for Kevin Brady.” OR POPULAR BEHIND THE EAR possible upsets by conservative The surly mood has prompted from National Right to Life, the Wally Wilkerson Jr., longtime challengers. Among them: Ways the conservative Club for Growth National Rifle Association and a Republican Party chairman in and Means Committee to run hundreds of thousands of sky-high 95 percent lifetime rat- Montgomery County, the dis- Make Appointment Today! Chairman Kevin Brady of Texas, dollars’ worth of TV ads attack- ing from the American trict’s largest, cites a “very CLEVELAND HEARING AID CENTER and Reps. Martha Roby and ing Shimkus and Rep. Renee Conservative Union. A primary unusual” political climate with 2538 KEITH ST. NW SUITE 8 Bradley Byrne of Alabama and Ellmers in a now-delayed North defeat of a sitting Ways and lots of unhappy voters. (COLONY SQUARE PLAZA) John Shimkus of Illinois. Carolina race. Club commercials Means chairman would be “The congressman is taking it “It’s an open question whether also back conservative Warren unprecedented, says Eric seriously,” Wilkerson says of his 423-478-3085 we’ll see any serious candidates Davidson’s bid for Boehner’s Ostermeier, research associate re-election race. “If I was advis- clevelandhearingaidc.ipage.com on the fringe right,” said Rob vacant seat in western Ohio, at the University of Minnesota’s ing him, that’s what I’d tell him.” Engstrom, national political which if successful would be a Center for the Study of Politics In rural southern Illinois, the director of the U.S. Chamber of symbolic coup. and Governance. $1.3 million Shimkus reported Commerce, which has started TV Other groups including “A lot of things get said during raising last year was nearly 10 Family advertising backing Roby and FreedomWorks, Citizens United election season,” Brady recently times what challenger Kyle Byrne and could engage in other Political Victory Fund and the emailed supporters, “but the McCarter reported collecting. Medicine Today House races. He said that March Senate Conservatives Fund are facts about my dedication to But playing on anti-incumbent by Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, Jr., D.O., P.C. 1, when Alabama, Arkansas and also helping conservative con- conservative, limited government fever, a Club for Growth ad tar- and Dr. Paul Grayson Smith, III, D.O. Texas have the initial House pri- tenders. principles are clear.” geting the 10-term veteran law- Both Physicians Are Certified by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. maries, is “a very important day Brady is among 13 Texas GOP Toth says Brady isn’t conser- maker says, “A guy who’s been to measure and determine what House incumbents facing pri- vative enough. He says anger in Washington 20 years ain’t DANGEROUS BELLY FAT Few people today do not know such as the liver, are covered in the score is.” mary opponents, challenges that toward establishment going to fix it.” that being overweight or obese is visceral fat. Talk to your doctor Mississippi House primaries are mostly considered long- Republicans is “off the charts” In a recent interview, Shimkus bad for their health. However, about healthy ways to reduce are March 8, followed by Ohio shots. He’s represented his dis- and predicts he’ll be helped by countered by citing his support- new research indicates that even fat. and Illinois a week later. March trict north of Houston for two the Texas’ March 1 presidential ers. people who fall within normal 40 inches for men and 35 15 House contests in North decades and last fall became primary, the same day as the “If you’re endorsed by the weight parameters are at serious inches for women signals signifi- Carolina have been delayed until chairman of the tax-writing state’s congressional primaries. National Right to Life, by the risk for health problems if there cant risk of heart disease and dia - June because of a dispute over Ways and Means Committee, a “Seventy percent of the people NRA and the Farm Bureau, it’s is too much belly fat around their betes. If you can trim down your redrawing district boundaries. combination that makes him a who come to the polls here in hard for anybody to say you’re midsection. Problems such as midsection, you’ll go a long way inflammation, high blood pres - toward preventing the health As usual, most incumbents household name locally and a Texas are going to be voting for not representing the district,” he sure, diabetes, heart disease, problems associated with belly fat. have overwhelming financial and national magnet for political con- either Trump or Cruz,” said said. stroke, and premature death are To learn more, please call 472- far more likely to occur in people 6548. Open Monday through who carry excess belly fat as Friday, 8:00 to 5, our office is opposed to carrying excess fat located at Ocoee Premiere Park, Where will captured militants be held as terror fight grows? elsewhere, such as around the Suite 101, at 2121 North Ocoee. hips. The reason is because belly We Treat Our Patients Like We WASHINGTON (AP) — “Law enforcement is about said. that same time period, hundreds fat means that the vital organs, Would Like to be Treated. President Barack Obama has gathering evidence to take some- Brett McGurk, special presi- of terrorists have been convicted refused to send any suspected one to trial, and convict them,” dential envoy for the global coali- in federal courts and almost all P.S. A belly more than 40 inches for a man and 34 inches for a woman is considered to be too much. terrorists captured overseas to said Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. tion to counter IS, told Congress are still in jail.” the American detention center at “Anti-terrorism is about finding this month that in the final six But it’s hard to evaluate the Guantanamo Bay. But if the U.S. out information to prevent a months of 2015, 90 senior to effectiveness of the system. starts seizing more militants in future attack so the same tactics midlevel leaders were killed, The Justice Department expanded military operations, do not apply. ... But, here’s the including the IS leader’s key declined to provide the number of where will they go, who will hold bigger problem with all this: We’re deputies: Haji Mutazz, the top foreign terrorist suspects who them and where will they be not interrogating anybody right leader in Iraq, and Abu Sayyaf, have been prosecuted or the tried? now.” the IS oil minister and financier. number handed over to other Those are questions that worry That’s not true, said Frazier In May, a Delta Force raid in countries, or their status. legal experts, lawmakers and oth- Thompson, director of the High- Syria killed IS financier Sayyaf, Lawmakers, including Rep. ers as U.S. special operations Value Detainee Interrogation yielding intelligence about the Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., have forces deploy in larger numbers to Group. The tight-lipped team of group’s structure and finances. asked the Defense Department for Iraq, Syria and, maybe soon, interrogators from the FBI, his wife, known as Umm Sayyaf, the numbers. Libya, with the Islamic State Defense Department, the CIA and was captured Reports on how other countries group and affiliated organizations other intelligence agencies gleans Her case illustrates how the handle the suspects are classi- in their sights. intelligence from top suspected Obama administration is prose- fied. Throughout Obama’s presiden- terrorists in the U.S. and overseas. cuting some terrorist suspects in Raha Wala, senior counsel at cy, suspects have been killed in “We were created to interrogate federal courts or military commis- Human Rights First, also is con- drone strikes or raids, or cap- high-value terrorists and we are sions or leaving them in the cus- cerned about detention opera- tured and interrogated, some- interrogating high-value terror- tody of other nations. tions abroad. times aboard Navy ships. After ists,” Thompson said in an inter- Umm Sayyaf, a 25-year-old “The government needs to be that, they are either prosecuted in view with The Associated Press. Iraqi, is being held in Iraq and more transparent to the American U.S. courts and military commis- Since it was established in facing prosecution by authorities people — and to the world — sions or handed over to other 2009, that team has been there. She also was charged Feb. about who it is transferring over- nations. deployed 34 times, Thompson 9 in U.S. federal court with hold- seas, and what procedures are in This policy has been enough, said, adding that other govern- ing Kayla Mueller and contribut- place to make sure we are not experts say — at least for now. ment agencies conduct independ- ing to her death in February transferring individuals into situ- “If you’re going to be doing ent interrogations as well. “We are 2015. ations where human rights will be counterterrorism operations that designed to deploy on the highest- Ali Soufan, a former FBI agent abused,” he said. bring in detainees, you have to value terrorist. We are not going who investigated and supervised think through what you are going out to interrogate everybody,” he international terrorism cases, to do with them,” said Phillip said. including the U.S. Embassy Carter, former deputy assistant Thompson would not disclose bombings in East Africa and the defense secretary for detainee pol- details of the cases his team has attack on the USS Cole in Yemen icy. “If the U.S. is going to con- worked or speculate on whether the 1990s, said sending suspected duct large-scale combat opera- he expects more interrogation terrorists through the American tions or large-scale special ops requests as the battle against IS criminal justice system works. He • Bankruptcy and bring in more detainees, it heats up. said the courts are more effective • Criminal Law needs a different solution.” “If there is a surge, I’m ready to than military commissions used at Rebecca Ingber, an associate go. If there’s not, I’m still ready to Guantanamo that have been slow • Divorce & law professor at Boston go,” Thompson said. in trying detainees who violate the University who follows the issue, The U.S. has deployed about laws of war. Family Law warns that if the U.S. engaged in 200 new special operations forces “The current practice of investi- a full ground war in Syria, to Iraq, and they are preparing to gating and prosecuting terror Law Offices of “chances are there would need to work with the Iraqis to begin suspects has proved incredibly be detention facilities of some going after IS fighters and com- effective,” Soufan said, noting Andrew B. Morgan kind in the vicinity.” manders, “killing or capturing that since the Sept. 11 attacks in 140 N. Ocoee St., Ste. 103 Obama has not sent a single them wherever we find them, 2001, only seven people have suspected terrorist to the U.S. along with other key targets,” been tried and convicted under Cleveland, TN 37311 military prison at Guantanamo Defense Secretary Ash Carter military commissions. “During (423) 829-1429 Bay, Cuba, where many have been detained for years without being charged or tried — some- Lumber Liquidators stock plunges thing the president says is a “recruitment tool” for militant after revised CDC report released extremists. NEW YORK (AP) — Lumber 100,000 people. He is to report to Congress this Liquidators’ stock plunged The agency said that its recom- month on how he wants to close Monday as the Centers for mendations will likely stay the Guantanamo and possibly trans- Disease Control and Prevention same — that people take steps to fer some of the remaining now says people exposed to cer- reduce exposure. detainees to the United States. tain types of the company’s lami- Lumber Liquidators said in a That report also is supposed to nate flooring were three times statement Monday that it has address the question of future more likely to get cancer than the strengthened its “quality assur- detainees. agency previously predicted. ance procedures,” such as testing Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., The CDC said that in its origi- sample products. Holy Ghost Anointing of the Lord. believes that the absence of a nal report it had used an incorrect The company stopped selling long-term detention and interro- value for ceiling height. It said Chinese-made laminate floors in Healing of the Sick, Salvation gation facility for foreign terrorist that resulted in health risks cal- May, a few months after CBS suspects represents a “major culated using airborne concentra- news show “60 Minutes” reported and Deliverance! shortcoming in U.S. national tion elements about three times that those floors contain high lev- security policy.” lower than they should have been. els of the carcinogen formalde- EVERYONE WELCOME! Republican candidates who It now estimates the risk of hyde. Lumber Liquidators, based want to succeed Obama are cancer at six to 30 cases per in Toano, Virginia, also began UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH telling voters that they would 100,000 people. It previously providing customers with free air keep Guantanamo open. estimated two to nine cases per quality tests. 2200 Peerless Road-Cleveland-423.479.4277

4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Zuckerberg at crossroads in connecting the globe SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — without paying data charges. says it makes no money, as it Free Basics, opponents said, that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg While the drones may someday doesn’t show ads, though meant Facebook was deciding likes to boast that his 3-year-old connect people in areas too Zuckerberg has conceded it ben- which online services the effort to bring the developing remote for cables or cell towers, efits from gaining users in the nation’s poor could use. world online has reached mil- Free Basics is intended for peo- long run. “The government should not lions of people in some of the ple who live in areas with While the company hasn’t allow big players to monopolize world’s poorest nations. Internet service but still can’t released detailed usage figures, the Internet,” said Manu But a central element of his afford it. Facebook says Free Basics has Sharma, who runs a software Internet.org campaign was con- A low-income resident of brought more than 19 million development company in New troversial even before it was shut urban Manila, for example, can people online for the first time. Delhi. down in a key market this month. use Free Basics to view the That counts any user who didn’t Facebook responded last fall Indian regulators banned one of Philippines’ GMA News site. “He have Internet access before, by announcing it would open the pillars of the campaign, a can be informed. He can regardless of whether they’re Free Basics to any app that met service known as Free Basics, research. He can read the news,” currently active. its technical requirements for because it provided access only Ederic Eder of GMA News said. On the Internet.org website, systems with limited capacity. to certain pre-approved services The program varies by coun- mixed in with videos about Zuckerberg also changed the — including Facebook — rather try, in offerings and effective- impoverished students using program’s name to Free Basics, than the full Internet. ness. Free Basics to study and laborers after critics complained That leaves the social media In South Africa, for instance, starting small businesses, “Internet.org” sounded like a mogul at a crossroads. Though Facebook partnered with the Facebook boasts more than 1 bil- nonprofit, when it’s part of a for- he has vowed not to give up, third-largest wireless carrier, Cell lion people “have access” to the profit company (the overall cam- Zuckerberg hasn’t said whether C. But Johannesburg resident service. That’s the combined pop- paign is still called Internet.org). he’ll alter his approach. Priscilla de Klerk said she could- ulation of regions where it’s avail- But opponents still worry that AP photo Facebook declined to make exec- n’t get Free Basics to work on her able, not the number of users. Facebook could change require- fAceBooK ceo MARK ZUcKeRBeRGspeaks during a confer- utives available for comment. phone. Free Basics is now in 36 coun- ments at any time, force competi- Zuckerberg could shed light on “Cell C is much cheaper as far tries. It was suspended last year tors to pay higher rates to get ence at the Mobile World Congress on March 2, 2015, the world’s largest mobile phone trade show in Barcelona, Spain. Zuckerberg his plans when he speaks as everything else is concerned, in Egypt, on the anniversary of into the program, or even block Monday at Mobile World but their free Facebook is not a anti-government protests that services that run afoul of power- likes to boast that his 3-year-old effort to connect the developing Congress, an annual industry reality,” she said. were organized partly on ful politicians. world to the Internet has reached millions of people in some of the event in Barcelona, Spain, where Last fall, Facebook announced Facebook. An earlier version of “The fact that it could decide world’s poorest nations. But a central element of his Internet.org he has touted Internet.org in pre- a major expansion in Africa, Free Basics, known as Facebook what apps could be hosted ... campaign was controversial even before it was shut down in a key vious years. where another regional carrier, Zero, was shuttered three years was a huge problem for me,” said market this month. Indian regulators banned one of the pillars of the “Everyone in the world should Bharti Airtel, said it will offer ago in Chile, after authorities Basit Zaidi, a New Delhi attor- campaign, a service known as Free Basics, because it provided have access to the Internet,” Free Basics in 17 countries. said Internet providers couldn’t ney. access only to certain pre-approved services — including Facebook Zuckerberg wrote on Facebook “They’re getting a lot of trac- offer discounts for accessing As Indian regulators began — rather than the full Internet. this month, arguing that online tion in Africa,” said Danson Njue, some content but not others. studying the issue, Facebook connections can improve lives a Kenya-based telecom analyst Similar concerns turned India drew more resentment with a and fuel economic development. with the Ovum research firm. into the program’s biggest battle- public-relations blitz that critics To achieve that goal, Tech rivals Google and Microsoft ground. called heavy-handed and patron- Zuckerberg has high-flying also have programs to expand Free Basics enrolled more than izing. The regulators effectively dreams for someday providing Internet access, he noted, but 1 million Indians in its first year, People do read banned Free Basics after con- Internet connections through a their approaches are content according to Facebook’s wireless cluding Internet providers GOLD & small ads. network of drones, satellites and neutral and involve extending partner, Reliance shouldn’t be allowed to charge You are reading lasers. But his near-term plan is networks to underserved areas. Communications. But critics, different rates for certain servic- DIAMONDS simpler: Facebook works with Facebook doesn’t pay wireless including many in the country’s one now. es, because that discriminates TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR wireless carriers in poorer companies for the cost of Free growing tech community, com- against other content. Call The Banner GOLD & OTHER ITEMS nations to let people use stream- Basics. Carriers make money if plained it was a predatory U.S. regulators have endorsed 472-5041 lined versions of Facebook and new users eventually move to a scheme: If low-income users the concept of “net neutrality,” 5301 BRAINERD ROAD certain other online services, paid data plan. Facebook also couldn’t afford anything besides which says all websites and apps should be treated equally by (423) 499-9162 Internet providers. They’re now studying whether “zero rating” programs, which offer some con- tent for free, should be allowed. COMING Net neutrality supporters are SOON! hoping India’s decision will influ- ence other nations. Facebook has also launched a program that helps Internet providers offer reliable Wi-Fi service in underserved areas at affordable rates and without lim- its on content. The program’s FAMILY ATMOSPHERE been limited to tests in a few countries. • Italian • Greek The giant tech company could • American Cuisine use its resources and clout with • Full Salad Bar carriers to offer a similar wireless service, perhaps at limited speeds or volume, but without 423-790-5850 any restrictions on content, said Stuart Rd. Behind Sonic Josh Levy of Access Now, a non- profit that supports net neutrali- ty. Zuckerberg has suggested in the past that such a service GRAY would be too expensive and diffi- cult to offer. EPPERSON Some Indians, meanwhile, say their country could have benefit- AUTOMOTIVE ed from Free Basics. Welcomes “Ultimately, something is bet- ter than nothing, even if that KEN STEGALL AP photo something is flawed,” said Uday In thIs Dec. 29, 2015 fIle Photo, Indian students gather for a protest against Facebook’s “Free Service Manager Singh Tomar, a software engineer Ken invites all former Basics” in Hyderabad, India. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg likes to boast that his 3-year-old effort to in New Delhi. “If a person is hun- connect the developing world to the Internet has reached millions of people in some of the world’s poor- gry and getting nothing, a free customers and friends to visit est nations. meal is good enough.” him at his new location WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & MODELS Former Miss America contestant dies week after car crash OIL CHANGE FREE TIRE $ 95 CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — A for- were donated. when she won the 2014 Miss for the time I spent with Cara. SPECIAL 39 NO SYNTHETIC OR DIESEL. NOT VALID ROTATION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OR PROMOTION. mer Miss America contestant “We’ve prayed constantly for a America pageant. McCollum Her enormous heart enriched EXPIRES 2/29/16 who was critically injured in a miracle, and we believe God has competed in that pageant after my life and changed me forever.” EXPIRES 2/29/16 car crash on a New Jersey high- answered our prayers. Although winning the 2013 Miss New McCollum was alone in her way died early Monday, a week it’s not the miracle that we first Jersey title. vehicle and was not wearing a after her car spun off a roadway envisioned, it’s a miracle The Arkansas native graduat- seatbelt when her Mustang and into trees. nonetheless,” the family said. ed from Princeton University veered off Route 55 in Pittsgrove Cara McCollum died at “In the end, it’s not the years in and was an anchor on SNJ Township and struck a tree, Cooper University Hospital, your life that count. It’s the life Today, a news show serving the then spun again and hit two according to Frank DiMauro, in your years. ... 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We will miss his greetings and the worshippers, Lowery followed God’s guid- income families. personal touch of his conversations.” ance with crusades in over 115 countries Lowery is known as a prominent denomi- “Dr. Lowery was more than a friend,” and every state in the nation. national leader, serving 16 years on the Rowland added. “He was a great source of In 1958, Lowery and his family moved to Church of God International Executive spiritual wisdom. Not only a pillar in the Cleveland, making this community his home Committee and 34 years on the Church of God, but a legacy around the base for his worldwide evangelism. International Executive Council. world for the Kingdom of Christ.” Then in 1969, Lowery became the senior In Cleveland, Lowery was involved in the Lowery was born on Jan. 12, 1929, in pastor of the historic North Cleveland United Way, Rotary and the Chamber of Eastman, Ga. He was one of six children Church of God (1969-74), one of the oldest Commerce. with a family heritage steeped in the continuing Pentecostal churches in the He authored two-dozen books, published Pentecostal tradition. He said he came to a world. inspirational magazines, and has been a saving knowledge of Christ on New Year’s He accepted this call of God and built the contributing writer for numerous publica- Day 1943. present sanctuary and the North Cleveland tions. While serving in Washington, he min- By 1954, he had pastored four congrega- Towers, a senior citizens apartment com- istered within the National Security Council, TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! tions; married his sweetheart, Mildred plex. In 1981, he began a church in Department of Transportation, Justice Woodard, and welcomed their son, Stephen Washington, D.C. Department, Coast Guard, Pentagon and The Banner will be running the new Lanier, into their lives. 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TUESDAY, FEB. 23, 2016 Peter Fonda, 76. make things work for you. You are a CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Create opportuni- pro when it comes to the art of manip- DAY: Dakota Fanning, 22; Kristin ties instead of waiting for something to ulation, and you can achieve whatever Davis, 51; Patricia Richardson, 65; come along. Do what you do best and you put your mind to. Share your vision and open your mind to unique possibil- ities, and you will achieve success. Your numbers are 9, 13, 16, 22, 34, 37, 45. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Expect Contract Bridge to face competition. Instead of overre- by Steve Becker acting, try to do more, complain less and outmaneuver whoever challenges Hagar the Horrible you. Once you establish your position, you will be able to manipulate things in your favor. Don't be afraid to do things differently. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Take on new pastimes or join a group that will bring you in touch with interesting peo- ple, projects or causes. The experi- ences you encounter today will prompt you to head in a new direction. Let your actions be your voice. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): It's what you do that will make a difference to the way people view you. If you leave a good impression on others, you will Dilbert prosper. Being detailed and dedicated to reaching your goals should be your priority. Avoid being indulgent. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You will draw an audience if you speak up and share your ideas and concerns. The knowledge and experience others share with you will help you make a decision that will affect how you live. Someone will offer something unex- pected. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your charm will entertain some and impress oth- ers. Changes to existing partnerships will turn out to be to your advantage. Garfield You can secure your position, but don't do so by spending money you do not have. Avoid bribery. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emotions will surface, leaving you in a vulnerable position. Deal with matters swiftly and move on. Turn the tables by using the situation to inform others of your plans. The response you receive will confirm your suspicions. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Offering to compromise will help you get what you want in the end. Love is in the stars, and travel will not only be enter- taining, but educational. Getting Beetle Bailey together with friends or pursuing a hobby will lead to new beginnings. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look for the most unlikely path to take and you will outmaneuver anyone who is trying to get in your way. Make a unique change at home that will encourage you to explore a creative dream you want to pursue. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be the captain and get your plans underway. Look for adventure, but stay within your means. Avoiding debt will ease your stress and ensure that what- ever you do will be enjoyable. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics Romance doesn't have to be costly. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll be in control, making it easy for you to manipulate situations that will contribute positively to your new endeavors. Contracts, settlements and investments will turn in your favor. Aggressive action will pay off. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Look for the perfect job or a partnership with someone who will contribute what you need in order for you to accomplish your dream. Your ability to let others do what they do best will lead to your own success. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Play to win. Revel in any challenge that comes your way. Let your intuition and uniqueness help you conquer whatev- er you set out to do. Evaluate relation- ships and set new guidelines to ensure that everything runs according to plan. Birthday Baby: You are creative and passionate. You are intuitive and intelligent. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016— 7

MONDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING FEBRUARY 22, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Superstore Telenovela The Biggest Loser The $250,000 grand prize is awarded. News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Jewish Jesus Praise the Lord Å Rodriguez Potters Trinity Family GregLau Franklin J. Duplantis Praise the Lord Å Graham Joel Osteen Perry Stone WTNB 5Around Town Body Southern-Fit Deals Around Town Around Town Around Town Around Town Around Town WTNB Sports Adrenalin Rush Wrestling Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (N) ’ Jane the Virgin (N) ’ Å Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger Larry King WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Georgia Trav. Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å Finding Your Roots Å Stokes Harvey Gantt Secrets of the Dead ’ DAYSTAR 8Mission Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Hour of Sal Creflo Dollar Perry Stone John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni J. Duplantis Ron Carp. Kenneth W. Kenneth Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Bachelor Ben visits the hometowns of the women. (N) (:01) Castle (N) ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å Bluegrass Underground Southern World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 ›› “On Valentine’s Day” (1986) Hallie Foote. Å›› “Curse of the Pink Panther” (1983) Ted Wass. Å› “The Pink Panther 2” (2009) Steve Martin. Å› “Knock Off” (1998) Jean-Claude Van Damme. Å›› “Behind Enemy Lines” WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Supergirl (N) ’ Å Scorpion “Adaptation” (N) (9:59) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13H by Halston Denim & Co. Inspired Style LOGO by Lori Goldstein Isaac Mizrahi Live! PM Style With Shawn Killinger Gardening Made Easy CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Outsiders “Rubberneck” ››› “Fried Green Tomatoes” (1991, Drama) Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy. Å How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Serious Skin Care (N) Margaritaville Collection (N) Margaritaville Collection (N) The Monday Night Show The Monday Night Show Serious Skin Care (N) Serious Skin Care (N) Home Solutions (N) Lorena Garcia’s Complete E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks ›› “Highlander” (1986) Christopher Lambert. Å LIFE 25Movie Movie ››› “Walk the Line” (2005) Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon. Premiere. Å (:02) Biography Å (12:02) “Walk the Line” Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (N) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (N) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (N) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ TBS 27Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Amer. Dad Angie Tribeca Family Guy Family Guy Full Frontal Conan (N) Å Angie Tribeca Conan Å TNT 28(3:00) ›› “The Express” (2008) Å››› “The Blind Side” (2009) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. Å (DVS) Major Crimes Å Major Crimes (N) Å Major Crimes Å Law & Order Å (DVS) Law & Order Å (DVS) USA 29NCIS “Endgame” ’ NCIS Citywide blackout. ’ NCIS “Child’s Play” ’ NCIS “Ignition” ’ WWE Monday Night RAW Who is going to WrestleMania: Lesnar, Ambrose or Reigns? (N) (:05) Colony Å (DVS) CSI: Crime Scene FX 30Two Men Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly › “R.I.P.D.” (2013) Jeff Bridges, Ryan Reynolds. ’ Å To Be Announced ›› “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” ’ ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Virginia at Miami. (N) (Live) College Basketball Iowa State at West Virginia. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32The Jump First/Re-Take SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption Women’s College Basketball Notre Dame at Florida State. Women’s College Basketball Baylor at Oklahoma. (N) (Live) Basketball SEC Storied NFL Live (N) Å FSTN 33Women’s College Basketball Syracuse at Pittsburgh. NC State UFC Beneath NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Montreal Canadiens. (N) (Live) Postgame Predators World Poker Tour NHL Hockey SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) Women’s College Basketball South Carolina at Alabama. SEC Storied Å Roll Tide/War Eagle Å SEC Storied Å SEC Rewind Å GOLF 35(1:00) PGA Tour Golf Northern Trust Open, Final Round. Golf Central (N) (Live) The Golf Fix PGA Tour Golf Northern Trust Open, Final Round. From Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. FS1 36FA Cup Soccer NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) A Perfect Storm Untold Stories Å 2016 Daytona 500 No. 24 Chase Elliott will be at the pole to begin the Chase for the Cup. Sports Live Sports Live TMZ Sports Best I Herd FSSE 37NBA Basketball Future Phen. GeorgiaS Basketball Driven Honey Bees Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Atlanta Hawks. (Live) Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Atlanta Hawks. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Gone Viral Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Newsroom Live (N) HDLN 42CNN Special Report CNN Special Report The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File CNN Newsroom Live (N) FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People Swamp People (N) ’ Å Billion Dollar Wreck (N) ’ (:03) Billion Dollar Wreck ’ Swamp People TRUTV 45truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest Fameless Fameless Fameless Fameless Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Fameless (N) Fameless Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46The First 48 “Alias; Duel” ’ The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å››› “Gladiator” (2000, Historical Drama) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. ’ Å (:02) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws ’ Å Street Outlaws: Full Throttle “$50K, All the Way!” Å Street Outlaws: New Orleans (:01) Diesel Brothers (N) ’ Street Outlaws: New Orleans (12:02) Diesel Brothers ’ NGC 48The Great Human Race Wicked Tuna Wicked Tuna The Great Human Race Wicked Tuna Wicked Tuna (N) The Great Human Race (N) Wicked Tuna The Great Human Race TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Destinations Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods/Zimmern FOOD 50Barefoot Contessa Pioneer Wo. Farmhouse Guy’s Grocery Games Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Kids Baking Championship Cake Wars “Shrek” (N) Cake Wars Chopped Cake Wars “Shrek” HGTV 51Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Hunters Hunters Ellen’s Design Challenge (N) Hunters Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Ellen’s Design Challenge ANPL 52To Be Announced Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men ’ Å FREE 53Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å››› “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” (2005) Amber Tamblyn. The Fosters (N) ’ Å Recovery Road (N) ’ Å The Fosters ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å The Middle The Middle DISN 54Bunk’d Å Austin & Ally Liv-Mad. Stuck/Middle K.C. Undercover ’ Å Best Friends Liv-Mad. ›› “Princess Protection Program” (2009) (:40) Jessie Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. Girl Meets Austin & Ally Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Thundermans Thundermans Paradise Run Henry Danger Henry Danger HALO Effect Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Clarence Steven Univ. Teen Titans Gumball We Bare Regular Show King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Jenny” Å (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:25) ››› “The Bourne Supremacy” (2004) ‘PG-13’ (5:55) ›› “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” (1997) Jeff Goldblum. ‘PG-13’ Å (8:56) Better Call Saul Å Better Call Saul “Cobbler” (:04) Better Call Saul Å “Lost World: Jurassic Park” TCM 59Captains ›› “The Strip” (1951) Mickey Rooney. ››› “High Society” (1956) Bing Crosby. Å (DVS) ››› “A Foreign Affair” (1948) Jean Arthur. Å››› “The More the Merrier” (1943) Jean Arthur. Å “Foreign Correspondent” HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City ››› “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (2008) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell. Å››› “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (2008) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell. Å BRAVO 62Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Å Vanderpump Rules James makes a scene at PUMP. (N) Vanderpump Rules Happens After Show SYFY 63The Grudge › “The Reaping” (2007, Horror) Hilary Swank. Å››› “The Conjuring” (2013, Horror) Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson. Å The Magicians (N) Lost Girl “Judgement Fae” Bitten “Our Own Blood” (N) The Magicians SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas Cops Å Vegas Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas Vegas COM 65(:14) Archer “Bloody Ferlin” Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (6:53) Archer (:24) Archer South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight South Park MTV 66(3:40) Teen Mom ’ Å (4:50) Teen Mom “The Big Day” ’ Å (:35) Teen Mom ’ Å (:45) Teen Mom “Forgive & Forget” Å (8:55) Teen Mom ’ Å Teen Mom Taylor’s t-shirt business. (N) ’ Å (12:03) True Life ’ VH1 67Love & Hip Hop “Fallout” ’ Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop ’ Love & Hip Hop (N) ’ Stevie J K. Michelle Hit the Floor “Lockout” (N) Love & Hip Hop ’ Stevie J K. Michelle CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Reba Å Reba Å BET 69House/Payne House of Payne House/Payne ›› “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins” (2008) Martin Lawrence. Å Martin Å (:05) Martin (:40) Martin (:15) Martin ’ Å (10:50) Martin (:25) Martin The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made The Age Of Aerospace (N) How the Universe Works ’ How the Universe Works ’ (:01) The Age Of Aerospace How the Universe Works ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Communicat Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100We Catholic Chaplet Kids Ancient Israel Bookmark EWTN News Grace Filled Daily Mass - Olam The Journey Home (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary World Over Live Virtue Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “Perennials” Criminal Minds “Zugzwang” Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “Broken” ’ Criminal Minds ’ DISXD 117Spider-Man Spider-Man Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. ››› “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs” (2009) Gravity Falls Wander Pickle-Peanut Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Spider-Man Spider-Man Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Wander GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Grandmother Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Donut Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrapped Best Thing Best Thing Unique Unique Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Good Eats Good Eats Best Thing Best Thing WE 163CSI: Miami “Dead Zone” ’ CSI: Miami “Death Grip” ’ CSI: Miami “Hard Time” ’ CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Grand Prix” ’ CSI: Miami “Big Brother” ’ CSI: Miami “Dead Zone” ’ CSI: Miami “Death Grip” ’ GALA 217Llena de amor Cómplices al Rescate El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia Noticiero Con Joaquin La Familia TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición ¿Quién es quién? (N) (SS) Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Querida del Centauro (N) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Gran Hermano: La Novela UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Muchacha italiana viene a Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311(3:00) Mecum Auto Auctions NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk NHL Top 10 NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey San Jose Sharks at St. Louis Blues. (N) (Live) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) Diving World Se. DLC 319Surgeon Oz Surgeon Oz Surgeon Oz Surgeon Oz Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (DISC) 10 p.m. on (SYFY) Antiques Roadshow Supergirl Jane the Virgin Street Outlaws: New Orleans Lost Girl The second part of a new visit to Charles- Recently the star of “Chasing Life,” Italia Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is unsure about As the sport of speed racing gathers mo- In a new episode called “Judgment Fae,” ton again poses the question of which item Ricci makes her debut on this series in having a relationship with Jonathan (Adam mentum around the country, it continues Lauren (Zoie Palmer) is excited by her new assessed during the hour has the biggest the new episode “Truth, Justice and the Rodriguez, “CSI: Miami”) in the new “Chap- to transform, as racers form underground Fae-like abilities that have begun manifest- modern value — which is likely to shock American Way,” another tale that takes ter Thirty-Four,” prompting her to consult Xo street racing leagues and establish local ing themselves since Jack (Eric Roberts) its current owner. The choices this time its title from part of the opening narration (Andrea Navedo) — while Xo is having her teams. This new unscripted spinoff series persuaded her to test the new serum on include: a Francis Sommer astronomical from screen incarnations of “Superman.” own problems with Rogelio (Jaime Camil). follows one of those fledgling teams in the herself. Bo (Anna Silk), however, is dis- regulator clock; a manuscript poem from the She plays another assistant hired by Cat To placate Rafael (Justin Baldoni), Jane Big Easy, where Kye Kelley — a familiar mayed by symptoms that clearly seem to end of the 19th century by the celebrated (Calista Flockhart), setting up a competi- agrees to give Petra (Yael Grobglas) a face from “Street Outlaws” — heads back to suggest that her friend and lover is ill from Oscar Wilde; and an oil painting by Rene tion with Kara (Melissa Benoist) — whose baby shower. Luisa (guest star Yara Marti- bayou country with an eye toward building a some unknown malady. Seeking answers, Portocarrero that dates back to 1960. Mark super-concerns involve a villain known as nez) has a car accident. Filmmaker Howard crew of the fastest racers in the Southeast. Bo tries to secure an audience with Hepha- L. Walberg is the host. the Master Jailer (guest star Jeff Branson). Deutch (“Pretty in Pink”) directed the story. estus (guest star Christopher Russell).

TUESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING FEBRUARY 23, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Hollywood Game Night (N) Chicago Med “Intervention” Chicago Fire “Two Ts” (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Prophecy Praise the Lord Å Max Lucado Supernatural Potters Trinity Family Everyday Prince Bil Cornelius Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å War & Aha World Impact WTNB 5Around Town Body Southern-Fit The Best of Rick & Bubba Rise Up Spirit Fest Around Town Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle The Flash “King Shark” (N) iZombie (N) ’ Å Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Idols Finding Your Roots (N) ’ Frontline New approaches for dealing with heroin. (N) ’ Independent Lens “(T)ERROR” (N) Å Nine DAYSTAR 8Reflections Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jerry Savelle John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Joel Osteen Å John Hagee Kenneth Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Fresh-Boat The Muppets Marvel’s Agent Carter A deal with Whitney Frost. (N) Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Finding Your Roots (N) ’ Frontline New approaches for dealing with heroin. (N) ’ A-List World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 (3:30) ›››› “Topkapi” (1964) Melina Mercouri. Å›› “Son of the Pink Panther” (1993) Roberto Benigni. ›› “Johnny Be Good” (1988) Anthony Michael Hall. Å›› “Another 48 HRS.” (1990, Action) Eddie Murphy. Å›› “Antitrust” (2001) Å WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith NCIS “Loose Cannons” (N) NCIS: New Orleans (N) ’ Limitless (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Gardening Made Easy by Cottage Farms Garden Know-How Roberta’s Unique Gardens Scott Living Outdoor Style The Find With Shawn Killinger “Garden Edition” (N) Food on Q CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ US House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å››› “The Last Samurai” (2003, Adventure) Tom Cruise, Ken Watanabe. Å Outsiders “Demolition” (N) (:01) Outsiders “Demolition” (:02) Outsiders “Demolition” (12:03) Outsiders Å HSN 16Lorena Garcia’s Complete Lorena Garcia’s Complete Jeffrey Banks Home (N) Melissa McCarthy Seven 7 Melissa McCarthy Seven 7 Lorena Garcia’s Complete Lorena Garcia’s Complete Beauty Bioscience Skin Giuliana Rancic Fashions E! 23Total Divas Å Total Divas Å Total Divas Å E! News (N) Å Total Divas Å Total Divas (N) Å Just Jillian (N) Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24Team Ninja Warrior Å Team Ninja Warrior Å Team Ninja Warrior Å Team Ninja Warrior Å Team Ninja Warrior (N) Friday Night Tykes (N) (:15) Team Ninja Warrior Team Ninja Friday Night Tykes Å Team Ninja LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms (N) Å (:02) Pitch Slapped Å (:02) Dance Moms Å (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple ’ Å The Little Couple (N) Å (:01) Rattled (N) ’ Å (:02) The Little Couple Å (12:02) Rattled ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Cuffed” ’ Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Dial M for Mayor” Rizzoli & Isles Å Rizzoli & Isles Å Rizzoli & Isles (N) Å Rizzoli & Isles Å Castle ’ Å (DVS) CSI: NY ’ Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Taken 2” (2012, Action) Liam Neeson. ’ Å››› “American Hustle” (2013) Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper. ’ Å The People v. 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I’m inspired by “The good thing about The fencing, clearing oped bordering Kensington Park three sisters were teachers “at their strength and endurance,” Cleveland Utilities’ Harrison Trail, while eight additional lots it at the time, when it and renovation of the old the time coming out of The was segregated, because Moore said. building project, which is the are planned for later. Service is Depression.” She said the family Schools in Bradley County upgrading of an existing struc- Colloms Plumbing site being provided to these first three of so much love around on Freewill Road was saw education as “so valuable.” us, they just enjoyed were fully integrated by 1965, the ture into a storage facility, has lots. “In those days, it was really year after Dorothy Moore gradu- been completed but at a substan- concluded at a cost of what they did. ... We Several traffic lighting projects booming in ways to have some ated from high school. Moore said tially higher cost than had been $712,649.34. The didn’t know much about are ongoing. blacks capable to teach,” Moore both Campbell and Arlena Moore estimated. estimated cost for A new coordination plan has said. segregation, because adapted well to the changes. Bart Borden, vice president of architect-engineering, they kept so much pain been de eloped for three signals Segregated schools for stu- “They knew how to deal with the CU Electric Division, report- building renovation, site on McGrady Drive. from us. Here in the city dents meant segregated jobs for personalities,” Moore said. ed to the Cleveland Board of work and labor had been The plan is designed to prevent teachers and a need for African- and community-wide, When the schools were inte- Public Utilities this week that estimated at $562,000. traffic from backing out on APD Americans trained to fill teaching we didn’t see the grated, the teachers went to financials have been closed on 40 during afternoon peak times. and principal positions. segregation activities Nashville for professional devel- the project. The dual left turn onto Campbell and “Aunt Arlena,” that were going on in opment before teaching in their The fencing, clearing and reno- Grant Project. McGrady Drive from APD 40 will as Moore called her, had gradu- other places.” first integrated classroom. vation of the old Colloms The state has approved the now be a lagging left turn, and ated from College Hill High — Dorothy Moore Arlena Moore became a Plumbing site on Freewill Road project’s manual report. the left turns to Young Road and School and then attended college teacher at North Lee Elementary was concluded at a cost of The Blue Springs Road line Food City will both become lag- in Nashville. School. $712,649.34. The estimated cost design project remains sched- ging left turns. “Their minds were on the fam- were educators. Arlena was also “Aunt Arlena loved children, it for architect-engineering, build- uled for this spring. The utility is Borden said the coordination ily. It was family values,” Dorothy married and had no children wasn’t about their color,” Moore ing renovation, site work and waiting until the system load plan is currently being tested by Moore said. “Arlena taught six of my older said. labor had been estimated at conditions are more favorable. the traffic controllers, and High Point Elementary School siblings but the youngest two, we Campbell taught at East $562,000. New security cameras were should be installed by the middle was located in Charleston, and went to High Point,” Moore said. Cleveland Elementary School. Only the architectural work installed in December at the of this month. Lillian W. Campbell became a Teachers worked hard not only “I don’t think it was so much of came in near the estimated fig- Power Service Center, Electric On Paul Huff Parkway and teacher there. to teach, but to protect students a challenge to her as it was to ure. Operations, Sewer Department Georgetown Pike, a flashing yel- “Aunt Lillian said that when from the negative aspects of seg- some, because she loved chil- Also in his monthly report, and the Tom Wheeler Training low arrow has been installed. she went to be a teacher at High regation. dren,” Moore said. Borden advised very little work Center. The Engineering Department Point, there were other people “The good thing about it at the Campbell also taught two of was completed on the Mayor Tom Substation Maintenance and has released a work order and who wanted the position that time, when it was segregated, Dorothy Moore’s children there. Rowland Interchange at Stone IT personnel worked together to traffic lighting crews have lived closer, they chose her over because of so much love around Lillian Campbell and Arlena Lake Road during December, due install 25 security cameras on installed the light. Barton said those … because they wanted her us, they just enjoyed what they Moore retired in the 1970s. to the phase of the project and the Power Service Center cam- this information has been placed to be the teacher. They liked her did. ... We didn’t know much Dorothy Moore also found the utility system’s load. pus. on the utility’s website and pro- qualifications a lot,” Moore said. about segregation, because they inspiration from her youngest A temporary transmission pole Borden said camera coverage vided to the newspaper. She was later promoted to kept so much pain from us,” aunt Ruby Wood. was installed at the line double has been greatly improved for the He said the flashing yellow principal. Moore said. “Here in the city and Wood attended the National dead end point on Old Stone pole yard, parking areas, store- arrow allows a permissive left “She taught me in elementary community-wide, we didn’t see School of Business and was a Lake Road. The eastern-most room and office building. Four turn, while better notifying the school,” Moore said. “I went to the segregation activities that secretary for the U.S. Navy at the conductors were transferred to cameras were installed in the driver that the movement is not the school at High Point from were going on in other places.” Pentagon near Washington, D.C., the temporary pole, while the Tom Wheeler Training Center, protected. grades first through eighth When things were happening, for 30 years. Wood lived in western-most circuit was trans- and four in the sewer operations Cleveland Utilities has relocat- grade.” they were kept from the children. Washington the majority of the ferred to the pole previously crew area. ed the school zone signal at She said even though College “You never heard in conversa- time she worked at the Pentagon, occupied by the eastern-most Additional cameras are being Michigan Avenue School. The Hill offered elementary school at tion what they were going and “loved it,” Moore said. circuit. placed at other buildings and flashing sign has been moved the time her mother wanted them through,” Dorothy Moore said. “Ruby said an opportunity He said the contractor is now grounds. from the west side of Minnis to go to High Point. She said she felt the school came down … and this was in the working on the assembly of the Meters were replaced at Road to the east side. High Point had burned down had all of the resources it need- early ’40s. She was born in two-piece poles, so the relocation Cleveland High School, and at Borden said this change will and was rebuilt as a brick build- ed, including the necessities for 1921,” Moore said. work for the transmission line the Mars Chocolate company give better notification to drivers ing before Dorothy Moore attend- having music and choir. She said The family was happy for can begin. during the holidays. Meters were turning from Minnis Road as ed it. they had new books and sup- Wood, but her mother was sad Steel poles, insulators and co failing at both sites. they enter the school one. The Campbell likely chose educa- plies. that her youngest would be mov- ductors are being purchased for Work is under way on a new sign was moved at the request of tion as a career at a young age “We didn’t really see the darker ing so far away. the Peach Orchard Hill Road section of Kensington Park the Bradley County Board of because of her older sister Arlena side of what was really going on She came back to Tennessee to Community Development Block Subdivision on Old Freewill Education. was already teaching. so much at the time, because visit her family when she could. “She (Lillian) looked up to her, they were trying to do all they “When she was coming home, she (Arlena) was her mentor and could to make it good for us,” she would take the train,” Moore Aunt Marie,” Moore said. “They Moore said. said. “When the plane became CU monthly financial report shows helped each other … education The efforts of these women available, she went by plane.” was real important.” inspired many of Moore’s cousins Wood’s arrival was an exciting Campbell was married to and her sister to become educa- event for the family. Moore said decrease in electricity rates by TVA tors. Theodore, who worked in a man- everyone went to the train station By LARRY C. BOWERS 82.5 percent, compared to the December were $1,123,256, ufacturing plant. Moore was not Although Moore chose a career to meet her when she arrived. Banner Staff Writer budgeted percentage of 82.8 per- compared to a budgeted amount sure which one, but thought it in business, the dedication of her “Aunt Ruby was bringing the cent for the fiscal year. of $1,112,370. was Bowater in Charleston. aunts who were teachers laughter,” Moore said. One small item jumped out at Operating expenses for The Water Division recorded “He was a hard worker,” Moore inspired her. Wood worked her way to high- members of the Cleveland Board December were $1,430,011. The an operating income of $3,069, said. “The thing I liked about “I was inspired by how they er positions until her retirement. of Public Utilities Monday, when budgeted operating expense was while the projected budget had Uncle Campbell … He always didn’t seem like they ever tired “She loved her work,” Moore Chief Financial Officer Marshall $1,511,090. anticipated an operating loss of was supportive of her.” out. … They just seemed like said. Stinnett gave his report. The Electric Division serviced $34,378 for the month. Moore said they did not have they had a zeal for it,” Dorothy Moore said Wood was always In Stinnett’s update of residen- 30,827 customers during Numbers show that waste- any biological children, but gave Moore said. organized. tial retail electric rates, he said December. water treatment revenue for special attention to all of the She said they seemed to take “Aunt Ruby never married, she the utility anticipates a rate Net income for the month was December was $899,282. This is nieces and nephews. pride in making sure that the was always single,” Moore said. decrease of 2.55 percent for this $137,083, bringing the utility to compared to the budgeted Arlena Moore was a teacher at next generation would have the Wood moved back to Bradley month, compared to the rates for a net income of $641,915 for the amount of $910,756. Other rev- Norman Chapel Elementary education to “be all they can be.” County in the late 1980s to be January. year, with $799,508 related to enue sources added an addition- School. Cherry also worked there “They never really tired out, closer to family. He said this will bring the util- the pension adjustment. The pre- al $66,073 for the month, and as a teacher. because after they had worked all “My mother would always say, ity to a rate of 8.695 per kilowatt vious year to date for December the division serviced 18,422 cus- The school was located near day … then they went into the ‘Ruby’s a city woman ... she’s not hour. was a net loss of $324,441. tomers. where Cleveland State churches and did the same used to the country,’” Moore said. For the month of January, Stinnett said, “This is better Operating expense for Community College is today. thing,” Moore said. “They were Moore said Wood adjusted well Cleveland Utilities saw a rate of than last year, but still in the December was $864,177, com- our teachers at school, and then Moore said it was a two-room to the slower pace. 8.923 per kWh. red.” pared to the budgeted amount of they were our teachers at wooden schoolhouse. “She was a beautiful person,” The rate change is being driven For the Water Division, $858,254. church. They committed them- “Students came out of their Moore said. by Tennessee Valley Authority’s December’s water sales revenue The Wastewater Division selves to teaching Sunday well-trained,” Moore said. “They The buildings that housed cost adjustment. was $1,017,084. This is com- recorded income of $101,178, school.” were excellent teachers.” High Point and Norman Chapel Reporting on the month of pared to the budgeted amount of which is compared to a budgeted Moore said her parents and After eighth grade, these stu- elementaries have been December, Stinnett said the cost other relatives saw education as $983,789. Other revenue sources operating income of $130,707 for dents attended College Hill High destroyed. But, the knowledge of purchased power as a percent- a tool for a better life, and made added an additional $109,241 for December. School. that was spread to students in age of retail sales was 80.3 per- sure that their children got an the month. Stinnett emphasized that all Moore thinks Arlena Moore these schools continues, as those cent, as compared to 84.7 per- The Water Division had 30,947 three divisions came in very close became interested in teaching education. former students inspire others “My parents and grandparents cent for the month of November. customers during December. to budgeted amounts during because many of her cousins just as they were inspired. The year to date percentage is Operating expenses for December. Green From Page 1

understand what is happening at class she took at Cleveland High two weeks after Green was born, the agency. School. in order to be closer to family. She said her job involves get- “It was set up like a business Although Green had no siblings, ting paperwork ready for war- and you ran the business. We one of her cousins lived on the rants and other official docu- had a different type of business same street. ments to be served. each day,” Green said. “She was more to me as a sis- “In the office I am in now, I will After applying for her first ter (than a cousin),” Green said. have people who call and say, ‘I banking job in 1995, Green “A lot of things we did, we did don’t understand why I’ve been worked in local branches of two together.” served. What does this mean? I different banks. One activity the cousins have never been served, what do Green married her husband, enjoyed was going to Cedine I do?’” Green said. “I try to be Lewis, in 2008. One of Green’s Bible Camp each summer in pleasant to them and then try to co-workers, Shelby Johnson, had Spring City. Green said each year make it a pleasant experience mentioned she had a nephew there were Bible lessons and Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE because I feel like that is still Green should meet. Scripture verse memorization THE FIRST FREESTANDING Jersey Mike’s Subs for DR Holdings is being built on North Ocoee someone’s child.” “She said, ‘I think you all that had to be complete in order Street. She said sometimes this just would be good together. He’s very to attend the camp. means explaining what the nice.’ And I was like, ‘OK.’ But it They also attended the same paperwork means. She said some never seemed to happen,” Green high school. will call the office just because said. Even then, Green wanted to they need to talk to someone Later, she met another of Lewis find ways to “give back to the Permits about what is happening. Green’s aunts, Mattie Benton, community.” She said many times when who got Tacia’s contact informa- One way she does this is From Page 1 someone is in court or being tion before she left. through her church, Pleasant served papers for the first time, “Two weeks later, he called,” Grove Baptist. Renovation of the building has was approved in January. The approval will bring a second they do not know what to do. Green said. “But it was almost “I am involved with the mis- begun and the franchise hopes to permit was one of eight Surf’s Up car wash location to “I enjoy being able to help peo- like it was predestined once we sionary group at the church,” open the location in March. approved for renovations and Cleveland. The car wash will be ple,” Green said. “I enjoy being a got to talking because his par- Green said. Even before the first day of additions. The projects were res- located on Dalton Pike. The con- liaison for that inmate and their ents knew my parents. My family The group, Christian Women sales, the location is looking to idential and commercial. A law struction is expected to cost families.” knew his family.” in Full Effect, raises money and be a good neighbor. office, the Bradley Professional $900,000 and brought in $2,600 She said before working in the She said it seemed that every- donations for school supplies “We do all we can to get Building, Daybreak Suites, in revenue to the city. civil division she was in the one in the families already knew and backpacks for students in involved in the community and Hibbett Sports and Kohl’s will all There were 16 residential per- administrative area and worked each other, “except for us.” the community who are in need give back to the community,” be getting renovations. These mits approved in January for more directly with the public. They dated for about a year of those items. Green has been a Hendrix said. permits represented $553,000 construction of single-family Green said she had applied to and a half before getting part of the group for about 15 The first fundraiser has in project value and $2,300 in homes, a bathroom addition, a the Sheriff’s Office “wanting a dif- engaged. years. already been coordinated to ben- permit fees. garage and some townhouses. ferent type of experience” from Green has lived the majority of She has also recently become a efit Ocoee Middle School PTO. Only one commercial building The projects represent $1.8 mil- her prior career in banking. her life in Bradley County. volunteer for Foundation House The building permit for the permit for new construction was lion in project value and brought Green’s interest in banking Green’s parents moved to to teach a Bible study for the interior and exterior renovation approved in January. The in $8,100 in revenue to the city. had grown out of a business Bradley County from Kingston women they serve. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016— 9 Coming battle over Scalia vacancy departs from historic norm

WASHINGTON (AP) — The his- unambiguous cry of opposition licly known were making it tough cuss the court vacancy Tuesday pressure will force the GOP to call votes, only 26 times did 10 or tory of Supreme Court nomina- to confirming an Obama pick, for Republicans to fine-tune their at their weekly private lunch. consider the nomination because more senators vote against the tions is dominated by tales of but it seemed to leave leaders approach just yet, including Despite initial suggestions by failure to act “will hurt badly the nominee. Since 1967, the Senate picks the Senate debated and with the tactical flexibility for questions about whom Obama some that hearings were possi- Republican brand, which is try- has always taken roll calls on approved with little angst. some Senate consideration short will name and who the GOP pres- ble, Republicans have rallied ing to get away from obstruction- Supreme Court nominations. President Barack Obama’s of approval, such as hearings. idential nominee will be. Another behind McConnell’s argument ism.” Of the 36 who failed to win upcoming effort to fill the vacan- But the majority leader — who challenge was how GOP senators that with November’s presiden- In an interview, he said the confirmation, the Senate rejected cy created by Antonin Scalia’s controls the Senate’s schedule — facing re-election in closely divid- tial and congressional elections issue was already helping his 11 — most recently Bork, in a death doesn’t seem to be one of seemed to rule out that option in ed states would strike a balance approaching, the Scalia seat party politically because, “I think bitter partisan battle after he’d those stories. an opinion column posted late between retaining conservatives’ should remain empty until voters now, the Democratic side in the been nominated by President Senators were returning to Friday on the Lexington Herald- support and avoiding accusa- choose the next president. election will be as motivated as Ronald Reagan. Thirteen others Washington Monday from a Leader newspaper’s website. The tions from independent voters of “Even if the president nomi- the Republican side because saw action on the Senate floor weeklong recess that saw the 79- Kentucky Republican wrote that being too partisan. nated my daughter, who’s a they know what’s at stake.” that stopped short of a final roll year-old justice’s unexpected he favors “deferring action in the One of those senators, Kelly lawyer, to the Supreme Court, I Recent decades have seen call. passing inject a blaring new Senate” until a new president Ayotte, a New Hampshire think the American people ought other pitched battles over Only 12 nominations have not issue into this election year. selects someone for the vacant Republican whose GOP primary to get to vote and decide if they’d Supreme Court selections, reached the Senate floor, includ- Senate Majority Leader Mitch seat. election is not until September, like to see my daughter on the including Robert Bork’s 1987 ing just five instances in the 20th McConnell’s declaration that the The stakes for the Scalia displayed no such concerns Supreme Court,” Sen. Roy Blunt, rejection and Samuel Alito’s con- and 21st centuries. vacancy should remain “until we vacancy are especially high Friday. She tweeted, “W/ so R-Mo., said Friday in Arnold, firmation in 2005. Yet it’s unusu- Of those 12, six were with- have a new president” infuriated because by replacing him, much on the line, Senate should Missouri, where he launched his al for the Senate to wage titanic drawn by the president before Democrats who want the spot Obama could tip the court’s bal- not proceed w confirmation own re-election campaign. struggles over the selections, or full Senate action was taken. The filled promptly, setting up a ance from conservative to liberal. process until American ppl have Outnumbered Democrats were take no action at all. most recent was President lengthy fight for which each side He’s expected to announce his spoken by electing a new presi- solidly behind Obama but Since 1789, presidents have George W. Bush’s 2005 with- is still mapping its moves. nomination in coming weeks. dent in Nov.” seemed to face an uphill climb. sent 160 Supreme Court nomi- drawal of his nomination of McConnell’s statement was an Considerations not yet pub- GOP senators planned to dis- They were strategizing over how nations to the Senate, according Harriet Miers after some to maximize pressure on to the nonpartisan Congressional Republicans complained she Republican senators, including Research Service. Of those, 124 wasn’t conservative enough. Ayotte and four others seeking were confirmed. “The Senate has exhibited little re-election in states Obama won Underscoring the usual lack of tendency to leave Supreme Court in both 2008 and 2012: Ohio, controversy, 73 of them won con- nominations without a final vote Illinois, Wisconsin and firmation by voice vote — a simply out of reluctance to act, Pennsylvania. method that often indicates that or to use inaction as an indirect No. 3 Senate Democratic a matter lacks major disagree- means of denying confirmation,” leader Chuck Schumer of New ment. a 2011 report by the research York predicted Friday that voter And of the 51 approved on roll service said.

AP photo SenAte JudiciAry committee chAirmAn Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington. Grassley has a major say on whether President Barack Obama’s nominee to the Supreme Court even gets a hearing. In the past week, Grassley, who is seeking a seventh term, has delivered a muddled message about the fate of any pick. A constitutional clash with Congress WASHINGTON (AP) — It only Obama’s unilateral actions. change did not apply to Supreme took one man’s death to give Opponents argue Obama exceed- Court picks, but it infuriated Congress an opening to spread ed his legal authority with cli- Republicans who warned that its dysfunction to the rest of gov- mate change and immigration Democrats would eventually lose ernment. policies that he tried — but failed Senate control and rue the day Republican opposition to let- — to persuade Congress to enact. they had raided the minority’s ting President Barack Obama “There is a significant portion rights. replace the late Justice Antonin of the country that watches the Obama and his aides have said Scalia quickly sparked a consti- pretty egregious constitutional he will nominate an “indis- tutional clash over the presi- liberties the president has taken putably” qualified candidate who dent’s right to fill Supreme Court over the years and views with a can win GOP support. But to vacancies. Democrats, who have sense of humor his newfound defeat a threatened filibuster, 
  their own history of boxing out respect for the document,” said Obama would have to peel away Republicans over court nomi- Josh Holmes, former chief of 14 Republicans, a feat that looks nees, are up in arms, but staff to Senate Majority Leader impossible now. Dignified Services at begrudgingly concede that Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. Former Sen. Bob Kerrey, D- Realistic Prices! 
 
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 So as both parties prepare for alarms for those who worry that trated in the Senate Judiciary or find us on facebook 473-2620 political brawling, the eight metastatic congressional gridlock Committee, where the remaining justices could spend will ultimately grind government Republican and Democratic lead- the next year hearing critical to a halt. ers worked closely together. cases alongside an empty chair, Three years ago, a quarrel over Since then, power has shifted to unable to break a tie in the event Obama’s health care law led to a Senate leaders, he said, making of a 4-4 split. partial 16-day government shut- the process more ideological and The standoff raises a scenario down. Obama has faced repeated conflicts harder to resolve. that Washington long has dread- nail-biting moments in which it He warned that lawmakers are ed: that bitter partisanship in appeared Congress might allow on a slippery slope. Congress, mixed with obstructive the U.S. to default on its debt or “For the next president, it will tactics like the filibuster, would refuse to fund the government. be, ‘Well, is it 11 months? Fifteen eventually jeopardize another Obama acknowledges that he months? Eighteen months?’ If branch’s basic ability to function. and his party aren’t blameless. someone announces they’re “If Republicans do what they The White House says Obama going to leave the Senate, do they suggest, I think we’re headed not regrets that as a senator, he lose the right to vote?” Kerrey only for a constitutional crisis joined a filibuster against Samuel said. “You can argue, ‘Well, let’s but also for big problems for the Alito’s nomination to the high let the people decide.’ “ legislative process,” said Jim court. Alito was confirmed any- But Sara Fagen, President Manley, a former aide to Senate way. George W. Bush’s former political Democratic leader Harry Reid of Less than three years ago, director, said Senate Republicans Nevada. “This is the natural reac- when Democrats ran the Senate, would pay no political penalty. tion to the continued Senate they invoked the “nuclear “The Republican base doesn’t breakdown we’ve seen for years.” option,” unilaterally changing want a liberal justice, and they’re Supreme Court nominees have practices so that the minority completely fine with the court been rejected before. Yet party couldn’t use a filibuster to having a vacancy for as long as is Democrats accuse Republicans block presidential nominees for required to get a justice they of taking obstructionism to a new key appellate judgeships. The believe is right,” Fagen said. level by insisting Obama not even name a nominee with 11 months left in his term — and refusing to Family: Jackson mother died hold a confirmation vote if he does. Though the Constitution is trying to save child in fire clear that the president nomi- nates candidates, Republicans JACKSON (AP) — A family proved that by giving her life to say the Founding Fathers never member says that a Jackson try and save her child.” required the Senate to grant woman died in a house fire while Joe Walls was released from a them a vote. trying to save one of her children. hospital Friday, Meeks said. With a vast majority of Jackson Fire Department offi- She also said two of Jessica Americans already disillusioned cials announced Friday that 36- Walls’ children have been by Congress, the White House year-old Jessica Walls, her 46- released from the hospital, but hopes the GOP gambit will back- year-old stepfather, Adalberto Walls’ son, 17-year-old Luis fire. Hinojosa, and her 12-year-old Cordero, is still being treated for “It’s a little bit like saying, God daughter, Dana Marie Grady, all burns. forbid something happen to the died in the fire early Wednesday, Fire Marshal Lamar Childress president and the vice president, The Jackson Sun reported said the fire started in the ‘We’re not going to fill the presi- (http://bit.ly/20LsEkX). kitchen and foul play is not sus- dency for another year and a Hope Meeks — the sister of Joe pected. half,’ “ said Vice President Joe Walls, Jessica Walls’ husband — An electrical engineer will be Biden, who attended Scalia’s said her brother told her that looking at the appliances in the funeral Mass on Saturday. Jessica Walls died trying to save coming days to see what could Republicans are unimpressed her daughter. have started the fire, Childress by those appeals to the “Joe wants everyone to know said. There were no working Constitution. After all, many of how beautiful (Jessica) was and smoke detectors found inside the leading cases now before the that she was a great mom,” the home, which is a rental Supreme Court question Meeks said. “She was selfless and property. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Schools rule! Phone: 472-5041 Fax: 614-6529 Larry C. Bowers E-mail: Education reporter [email protected] Learning about blubber

Contributed photos ROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL recently selected its 2016 Science Fair Winners. Students from grades three through five participated in the annual event and were judged by Cleveland High School teacher Jeannie Cuervo and her honors students. Judges included Mike Bianucci from Manufacturer’s Chemical and Jim Kerr, who is retired from M&M Mars. The third-grade winners, above from left, include Matthew Johnson, first place; Carter Harris, second place; and Samuel Fant, third.

Contributed photos STUDENTS in Ronda Phillips class at Yates Primary School have been learning about blubber, and how the material keeps penguins warm near the South Pole. The students compared the cold of ice with bare hands, then handled the ice with blubber gloves. Above, Maggi Creel had a very different (mouth wide open) reaction to exposure to the ice than Austin Walker, who was protected by his blubber glove.

TAKING HONORS in the Fourth-grade Science Fair competition at E.L. Ross Elementary were, from left, Arjun Patel, first place; Abby Anglin, second place; and Julia Adkins, third.

KAYLEE STANDFIELD and Ashley Pesterfield quickly noticed how cold the icy water was. They were excited to conduct this experiment with their kindergarten buddies recently.

WINNERS IN the fifth-grade judging at E.L. Ross Elementary’s Science Fair were, from left, Maverick Dasher, first place; Caydyn Taylor, second place; and Manushi Shah, third place.

ETHAN GUY and Camren Parrish discovered that with blubber gloves, they could keep their hands in icy water for a long time without getting cold.

Contributed photo THE SECOND-GRADE students in Ronda Phillips’ class at Yates Primary School enjoyed a unique challenge when winter weather arrived recently. They launched a study of snowflakes. Bryan Gonzales ANDREW WALKER and Madeline McBrayer test the icy waters before putting their blubber gloves on. and Rita Fransisco joined Phillips during a close inspection of the fluffy stuff, finding that snowflakes have They were happy to use the warm gloves. distinct shapes. The students studied the snowflakes to determine what type they were. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016— 11 MONDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Hamlin uses daring move to win Daytona 500 Closest finish in history of Daytona 500

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — When he was in second grade, Denny Hamlin wrote a letter to himself wishing for a Daytona 500 victory. His childlike cursive stated he wanted to win the race in 1998. Hamlin had to wait considerably longer, just not as long as team owner Joe Gibbs. With a Hail Mary move Sunday, Hamlin ended Gibbs’ 23-year drought at the Daytona 500. It gave Hamlin his first Daytona 500 victory in 10 tries, and Toyota its first in “The Great American Race.” “You couldn’t have written a better ending,” Hamlin said. “It’s the pinnacle of my career, for sure.” Hamlin pulled out of line with a lap to go and chased down teammate Matt Kenseth. He staved off Kenseth’s block, and wedged between Kenseth and Martin Truex Jr. Hamlin stayed in the gas for a door-to-door dash to the check- AP photo ered flag that ended in a photo DENNY HAMLiN edges Martin Truex Jr. (78) at the finish line to win the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., Sunday. finish with Truex. He beat Truex by 0.010 seconds, the closest he had no use for the victories get a win. Hamlin, Kenseth, Busch and Kenseth and Truex, and finish in the history of the race. his drivers collected in the exhi- “The thrill in football, you Carl Edwards stuck close Kenseth had to save his car “I don’t know where that came bition races leading into can’t get any more excited than together for most of the race, from wrecking. from, I don’t know what hap- Sunday’s sea- that, winning and they got assistance from “The last thing I wanted to do pened, I can’t even figure out son-opener — a Super Bowl. Truex, who became a de facto was wreck off turn four with my what I did,” Hamlin said. “It all Hamlin and “I don’t know where that It’s the same JGR teammate this year when Toyota teammates and none of just came together. But this Busch each came from, I don’t know thrill over Furniture Row Racing moved to us win,” Hamlin said. “We had wouldn’t be possible if it wasn’t won one race what happened, I can’t here,” Gibbs Toyota. talked about a plan overnight to for Toyotas sticking together all in the buildup even figure out what I did. said. “Most Kenseth led Truex until the just work together, work togeth- race long.” to the opener. It all just came together.” people never final lap when Hamlin finally er and I’ve never seen it execut- Gibbs, who in November cele- But the three- get to have a jumped out of line. Starting a ed so flawlessly. — Daytona 500 winner brated with Kyle Busch the time Super dream in life. second line on the outside, “I said with two to go that we team’s first Sprint Cup title in a Bowl-winning Denny Hamlin I’ve had two Hamlin got a push from Kevin have to get the team victory no decade, won the race for the coach was from an occu- Harvick that allowed him to matter what it takes and I AP photo first time since Dale Jarrett in focused only pational stand- catch Kenseth. Kenseth tried to DAYTONA 500 winner Denny 1993. on the 500 and his four drivers point. I’m probably one of the throw a block but Hamlin Hamlin celebrates in Victory Gibbs had made it clear that brainstormed on the best way to most blessed guys in the world.” wedged into the middle between See HAMLIN, Page 13 Lane after his win on Sunday. Flames drop baseball conference finale From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION UAH received two hits each from Matt ninth. UAH collected two singles to begin the Spruill, Austin Sanders, Wright Hackett, frame and loaded the bases with none out HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Nine runs and 15 hits Michael Fox and Tanner Gardner. Spruill with a walk. Sanders singled in a run to chase just weren’t enough as the Lee University tripled, Fox doubled and Trey Mathis homered Lee’s Tyler Burcham from the game. baseball team lost its Gulf South Conference for the Chargers. Two straight wild pitches tied the game at 9- series finale, 10-9, to The University of Both teams used five pitchers in the nine- 9. Following two intentional walks to reload Alabama in Huntsville. inning contest. Art Vidrio started for the the bases and a strikeout, Fox was hit by a UAH (8-4, 3-0 GSC) used four runs in the Flames and gave up three runs and five hits in pitch to push across the game-winning run. bottom of the ninth to keep the Flames (5-5, 0- 5 2-3 innings. Heath McRae pitched the first 3 Burcham (1-1) gave up four runs, three 3 GSC) from salvaging one game of the three- 1-3 innings for UAH. McRae allowed five runs, hits, walked one, struck out one and was game set. seven hits, walked two and struck out two. charged with the loss. Ben Holland was 4 for 5 at the plate with The Flames took a 2-0 lead in the third Logan Crook (1-0) gave up just one hit and two doubles and his fifth home run of the sea- inning with Holland’s two-run home run. faced four batters in one inning of work. He son. The first baseman knocked in three runs Adams doubled in two runs, Holland and became the pitcher of record following UAH’s and scored three times. Brown doubled in one run each in the fourth comeback Ryan Beamish was 3 for 5 with two dou- inning to put the Flames up 7-0. The Flames return to action this coming bles. Trenton Hill and Miguel Pimentel tallied UAH posted a solo run in the fifth and three weekend when Lee travels to Cleveland, Miss., two safeties each. Chris Adams and M.J. more in the sixth to cut the Lee lead to three. to take on Delta State University. The GSC Brown both ripped doubles and drove in two Two Lee runs in the eighth were matched by series is scheduled for a doubleheader on runs apiece. Ty Broady and Geremy Walton the Chargers in their next at bat. Saturday at 1 p.m. and a single nine-inning singled in the loss. Lee carried a 9-6 lead into the bottom of the game on Sunday at 3 p.m. Alabama Huntsville sweeps Lee on the road

From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION couldn’t find the big hit, leaving UAH 4, LEE 3 two runs on four hits and struck 10 runners on base. The Lady Flames rallied for two out a pair. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The No. Lexie Dean continued her siz- Hughes labored through 2 1-3 18 University of Alabama runs in the top of the seventh zling start to the year at the plate inning to tie things up at three innings allowing two runs, three Huntsville Chargers scored in with a double and a single and hits and six free passes. The sen- every inning but one to complete only to see the Chargers walk off leads Lee with a .544 average ior struck out two. a three-game sweep of the Lee in the bottom half of the inning for through the first 16 games. Lee catcher Emily Dagnan hit a Lady Flames, 8-5 on Sunday a 4-3 win in Saturday’s opener. NiaRaye Ceasar doubled home a sacrifice fly and second baseman afternoon. Abby Roberts sealed the run in the seventh inning and Nia Ceasar added a run-scoring Lee jumped out to an early 2-0 Chargers’ victory, doubling home added a single. Freshmen Davis single to briefly tie the contest at Banner photo, JOE CANNON lead in the top of the second when Kaitlyn Bannister with one out in and Baird also had two-base the final frame. Bannister doubled three in the top of the seventh. WALKER VALLEY senior Kenny Bunton, left, blocks Cleveland Hallie Davis scored on a wild pitch Freshman Hallie Davis contin- sophomore KK Curry’s (11) shot during Saturday’s Mustang and Stevie Baird singled home knocks in the contest. twice and was a perfect 4 for 4 at Courtney Crawford, Hailey the dish. ued her solid start to the season comeback to win the District 5-AAA semifinal battle in Athens. Courtney Crawford. with an RBI double in the sixth From there, the Chargers added Clark and Emily Dagnan all Leigh Beatenbough (1-1) was recorded two singles each for the tagged with the loss for Lee but inning to get the Lady Flames on single runs in the second, third the board. ’Stangs rally past Raiders; and fourth innings before opening Lady Flames to round out the was effective overall in four up a comfortable 8-3 advantage offensive attack. innings of relief of starter Angie with a four-run fifth frame. Three Alabama Huntsville Hughes. Beatenbough allowed See LEE, Page 13 face Bears for district title Abby Roberts provided the big pitchers combined to help seal the blow for the home team delivering victory. Tyler Harrison tossed the By TYLER WICKMAN and the top 5-AAA seed for the final three frames and allowed two region competition against a bases loaded, bases clearing Banner Sports Writer double. Savannah Smith added a runs on four hits to pick up her teams from the 6-AAA district. ninth win of the season. Emily ATHENS — With a shot at Both Walker Valley (18-9) pair of hits, while Jordan the District 5-AAA title, plus launched a solo home run in the Glover started in the circle and and the Bears (22-5) will host allowed three runs in two innings. home-court advantage in on a region opener Saturday fourth inning. Kimberly Jack worked around five the line for the opening round evening against either Brianna Eichbaum started and base hits to throw two scoreless of the region tournament next Cumberland County (13-16) pitched two innings for the Lady weekend, Saturday’s matchup or Warren County (15-19). Flames. The Tipp City, Ohio, innings. between Walker Valley and Cleveland (17-6) will now native gave up two runs on one The Lady Flames fall to 9-7 on Cleveland was more intense look to fight for the No. 3 dis- hit. She walked three and had two the season and are now 2-4 in than usual. trict seed when they face off punchouts. Gulf South Conference play. The It was the Mustangs against host McMinn County Angie Hughes (3-4) worked four Chargers improve to 16-2 and are though, that squeaked (11-17) Tuesday night. innings in relief and was the los- a perfect 6-0 in league play. through the semifinals by a The Blue Raiders and ing pitcher. She gave up six runs Lee will look to end its three- score of 63-57, and will now Cherokees will have to hit the on seven hits and walked five bat- game skid on Wednesday as they face archrival Bradley ters. host Lincoln Memorial for a non- Lee University photo Central, for the district crown See RAIDERS, Page 13 Lee pounded out 13 hits in the conference doubleheader at 2 LADY FLAMES Freshman Stevie Baird throws to first in the series contest but the Lady Flames p.m. from Butler Field. finale against Alabama Huntsville Sunday, in Huntsville, Ala. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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4. Baylor (27-1) beat No. 17 Oklahoma State 66-41; beat Iowa State 78-41. Lady Cougars get home win 5. Ohio State (23-4) beat Nebraska 96-70; beat Illinois 117-74. 6. Maryland (25-3) beat Michigan 76-56; beat Rutgers 73-58. 7. Oregon State (24-3) beat Southern Cal 76-52; beat No. 12 From CSCOUGARS.COM UCLA 64-54. Sophomore guard JLynn 8. Texas (24-2) beat Kansas State 58-51; beat West Virginia Majors and freshman guard Leisa 73-50. The Cleveland State 9. Arizona State (24-4) beat Washington State 61-39; beat Butler each scored a team high Washington 77-57. Community College Lady 10. Florida State (21-5) lost to No. 23 Syracuse 83-73. 14 points. Butler added 10 11. Louisville (22-6) beat No. 19 South Florida 67-50; beat Cougars won their regular sea- rebounds to finish with a double- Virginia 74-59; beat Boston College 55-45. son home finale in a convincing 12. Texas A&M (20-7) beat Mississippi 62-48; beat LSU 68- double. Sophomore Ny’Asia 54; beat Vanderbilt 75-63. manner by a score of 67-53 over 12. UCLA (20-7) beat Oregon 77-72; lost to No. 7 Oregon Holmes also finished in double State 64-54. Dyersburg State Saturday. figures with 10 points. 14. Mississippi State (22-6) lost to No. 16 Kentucky 83-60; beat Mississippi 60-51. Dysersburg (4-19, 4-12) made Cleveland State (20-5, 13-3) 15. Stanford (22-6) beat Colorado 80-49; beat Utah 72-54. it a tight battle as the Lady 16. Kentucky (19-6) beat No. 14 Mississippi State 83-60; controlled the glass, bringing beat Arkansas 77-63. Eagles wer down just one point down 48 rebounds compared to 17. Oklahoma State (19-7) lost to No. 4 Baylor 66-41; lost to TCU 79-65. entering the fourth quarter. the Lady Eagles grabbing 25 18. Miami (22-5) beat Virginia Tech 67-56, OT. 19. South Florida (19-7) lost to No. 11 Louisville 67-50; beat “We did a good job turning up boards. Memphis 97-82. the tempo in the fourth quarter, The Lady Cougars travel to 20. Oklahoma (18-8) lost to West Virginia 63-55; beat Kansas 72-66. outscoring them 26-13 to finish Columbia State (5-19, 1-14) 21. DePaul (23-7) beat Providence 91-68; beat Creighton 78- 52. it,” said head coach Dan Tuesday for the regular season 22. Florida (20-7) beat Vanderbilt 79-67; lost to Georgia 74- Lumpkin. finale. Tipoff is set for 8:30 p.m. 63. 23. Syracuse (22-6) beat No. 10 Florida State 83-73; beat Pittsburgh 70-56. UT photo 24. Tennessee (16-11) lost to No. 3 South Carolina 62-56; ETSU 12 4 .750 19 10 .655 beat Mississippi 57-51; lost to LSU 57-56. Tennessee freshman gUard Tea Cooper looks to go the hoop against LSU Sunday, in Baton Furman 11 5 .688 17 12 .586 25. Michigan State (20-7) beat Rutgers 70-67; beat On air Wofford 11 5 .688 15 14 .517 Minnesota 114-106. Rouge, La. Mercer 88.500 18 11 .621 sports on TV W. Carolina 88.500 13 16 .448 monday, feb. 22 UNC Greensboro 88.500 12 17 .414 COllege BasKeTBall Samford 4 13 .235 13 17 .433 gOlf 7 p.m. The Citadel 3 13 .188 10 19 .345 ESPN — Virginia at Miami VMI 2 13 .133 7 19 .269 northern Trust Open Par scores ESPNU — Texas at Kansas St. gulf south Conference - men sunday LSU hands No. 24 Tennessee 9 p.m. Conference allgames at riviera Country Club ESPN — Iowa St. at West Virginia WlPct. Wl Pct. los angeles ESPNU — Coppin St. at Norfolk St. Alabama-Huntsville 17 4 .810 20 6 .769 Purse: $6.8 million diVing Wes Georgia 15 6 .714 18 8 .692 yardage: 7,322; Par: 71 11:30 p.m. Union 13 8 .619 19 8 .704 final NBCSN — FINA Championships, Men's Springboard, at Rio Delta State 13 8 .619 18 9 .667 a-amateur women 2nd loss in 3 games de Janeiro (same-day taped) North Alabama 13 8 .619 16 11 .593 Bubba Watson (500), $1,224,000 66-68-67-68—269 -15 nBa BasKeTBall Valdosta State 12 9 .571 16 10 .615 Jason Kokrak (245), $598,400 68-64-70-68—270 -14 8 p.m. Christian Brothers 9 12 .429 11 16 .407 Adam Scott (245), $598,400 68-68-67-67—270 -14 BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — points in the first half and trailed throw attempt of the game with NBA — Golden State at Atlanta Shorter 8 13 .381 13 14 .481 Dustin Johnson (135), $326,400 68-66-68-69—271 -13 10:30 p.m. West Alabama 8 13 .381 12 15 .444 K.J. Choi (105), $258,400 69-67-67-69—272 -12 Tennessee’s streak of 565 con- by 10 points, but the Lady Vols 14.5 seconds left but hit the sec- NBA — Phoenix at L.A. Clippers Lee 7 14 .333 9 17 .346 Marc Leishman (105), $258,400 68-67-68-69—272 -12 nhl hOCKey Mississippi College 6 15 .286 7 16 .304 Chez Reavie (90), $227,800 66-67-69-71—273 -11 secutive weeks in The Associated had 19 in the third quarter to ond for a 55-53 lead and LSU 8 p.m. West Florida 5 16 .236 6 18 .250 Sung Kang (83), $204,000 70-69-66-69—274 -10 Press women’s basketball poll is pull to 39-37. turned it over on its next posses- NBCSN — San Jose at St. Louis gulf south Conference - Women Matt Kuchar (83), $204,000 69-69-69-67—274 -10 sOCCer Conference allgames Ryan Moore (75), $183,600 69-68-69-69—275 -9 in jeopardy. Diamond DeShields scored 17 sion. Andraya Carter also went 1 2:30 p.m. WlPct. Wl Pct. J.B. Holmes (62), $144,160 71-66-69-70—276 -8 FS1 — FA Cup, Manchester United at Shrewsbury Town Union 19 2 .905 25 2 .926 Martin Laird (62), $144,160 68-70-69-69—276 -8 The Lady Vols have been of her 19 points in the second of 2 from the line with 9.5 sec- WOmen's COllege BasKeTBall Delta State 15 6 .714 18 6 .750 Hideki Matsuyama (62), $144,160 69-67-68-72—276 -8 ranked in the AP poll dating half for Tennessee (16-11, 7-7). onds remaining for a three-point 7 p.m. Shorter 15 6 .714 18 7 .720 Troy Merritt (62), $144,160 68-66-70-72—276 -8 ESPN2 — Notre Dame at Florida St. Lee 15 6 .714 18 8 .692 Steve Stricker (62), $144,160 71-68-67-70—276 -8 back to Feb. 17, 1985. The Lady Vols’ 11th loss tied a lead. SEC — South Carolina at Alabama West Florida 14 7 .667 16 9 .640 Adam Hadwin (54), $105,400 70-70-71-66—277 -7 9 p.m. Alabama-Huntsville 11 10 .524 14 11 .560 Justin Leonard (54), $105,400 67-69-70-71—277 -7 They played their third game school record for losses in a sea- Hill elected to go for a quick ESPN2 — Baylor at Oklahoma Christian Brothers 9 12 .429 11 14 .440 Ben Martin (54), $105,400 73-68-67-69—277 -7 in seven days after losing to son with the 1975-76 and 2008- layup to make it a one-point West Georgia 8 13 .381 8 19 .296 Justin Rose (54), $105,400 69-68-69-71—277 -7 Valdosta State 7 14 .333 11 15 .423 Luke List (49), $73,667 66-70-75-67—278 -6 South Carolina 62-56 last 09 seasons. game and Russell was fouled West Alabama 6 15 .286 9 16 .360 Jamie Lovemark (49), $73,667 69-70-70-69—278 -6 On TaP North Alabama 4 17 .190 5 21 .192 William McGirt (49), $73,667 70-69-71-68—278 -6 Monday and beating Mississippi DeShields hit two 3-pointers under the basket before missing Mississippi College 3 18 .143 5 19 .208 monday, feb. 22 Seung-Yul Noh (49), $73,667 70-71-68-69—278 -6 57-51 Thursday. On Sunday, and scored Tennessee’s first both free throws. nCaa men’s Top 25 fared Rory McIlroy (49), $73,667 67-69-67-75—278 -6 BasKeTBall sunday district 5-aaa Tournament Tyrone Van Aswegen (49), $73,66768-72-67-71—278 -6 Alexis Hyder scored 17 points, eight points of the third quarter “Our kids played with a lot of 1. Villanova (24-3) did not play. Next: at No. 5 Xavier, Aaron Baddeley (40), $44,385 71-68-70-70—279 -5 at mcminn County h.s. Wednesday. including two free throws with to pull to 30-26. Tennessee heart and a lot of fight until the Girls Consolation, Walker Valley vs. East Hamilton, 6 Ricky Barnes (40), $44,385 67-70-71-71—279 -5 2. Kansas (23-4) did not play. Next: at No. 25 Baylor, Nick Taylor (40), $44,385 70-68-72-69—279 -5 3.4 seconds left, and LSU upset opened the quarter on a 14-3 very end,” LSU coach Nikki Girls Championship Bradley Central vs. McMinn County, 7:30 Tuesday. Tuesday, feb. 23 Harold Varner III (40), $44,385 74-68-66-71—279 -5 3. Oklahoma (21-5) did not play. Next: vs. Oklahoma State, Gary Woodland (40), $44,385 71-69-69-70—279 -5 No. 24 Tennessee 57-56. run as LSU made just one of its Fargas said. “We didn’t give up BasKeTBall Wednesday. Hiwassee College at Lee University (W), 6 Stuart Appleby (40), $44,385 70-69-73-67—279 -5 4. Iowa (20-6) did not play. Next: vs. Wisconsin, Wednesday. Kevin Chappell (40), $44,385 68-69-66-76—279 -5 Tennessee’s Mercedes Russell first eight shots. and I’m so proud of our team for district 5-aaa Tournament 5. North Carolina (22-5) did not play. Next: at N.C. State, at mcminn County h.s. Jon Curran (40), $44,385 71-67-69-72—279 -5 missed two free throws with 4.5 Russell tied it at 30-all off a just hanging in there even when Wednesday. Ernie Els (40), $44,385 74-67-70-68—279 -5 Boys Consolation, McMinn County vs. Cleveland 6 6. Maryland (23-5) beat Michigan 86-82. Next: at No. 17 Boys Championship Bradley Central vs. Walker Valley, 7:30 Carlos Ortiz (40), $44,385 72-68-71-68—279 -5 seconds left and Hyder was nice no-look pass by Alexa things looked like they weren’t Purdue, Saturday. Kyle Reifers (40), $44,385 68-68-71-72—279 -5 sCaa north region Tournament 7. Virginia (21-5) did not play. Next: at No. 11 Miami, Monday. fouled on a reach-in as she Middleton and DeShields’ going to go our way.” at rossville athletic Center Spencer Levin (34), $32,640 73-69-68-70—280 -4 8. Michigan State (22-5) did not play. Next: at Ohio State, Camilo Villegas (34), $32,640 63-74-70-73—280 -4 turned up court after grabbing jumper from the free-throw line TIP-INS TCPS (G) vs. South No. 2 team, 6 Tuesday. Wednesday, feb. 24 Scott Brown (30), $27,200 71-69-68-73—281 -3 8. Xavier (24-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 1 Villanova, Paul Casey (30), $27,200 73-69-71-68—281 -3 the rebound. Hyder hit both free gave Tennessee its first lead (32- Tennessee: The Lady Vols sOfTBall Wednesday. Lincoln Memorial University at Lee University (DH), 2 Harris English (30), $27,200 68-70-70-73—281 -3 10. West Virginia (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. No. 13 Iowa Anirban Lahiri (30), $27,200 72-67-69-73—281 -3 throws at the other end and 30) since 10-8. were 8-of-27 shooting (29.6 per- Thursday, feb. 25 State, Monday. BasKeTBall Brendan Steele (30), $27,200 70-67-68-76—281 -3 Tennessee missed a long 3- Jenna Deemer hit consecutive cent) in the first half. ... They 11. Miami (21-5) did not play. Next: vs. No. 7 Virginia, David Toms (30), $27,200 70-72-67-72—281 -3 Lee University at Shorter University, 6 Monday. sCaa north region Tournament Stewart Cink (23), $19,059 70-71-68-73—282 -2 pointer at the buzzer. 3-pointers to give LSU a 39-35 shot 56 percent from the line (9 12. Arizona (22-5) did not play. Next: at Colorado, Luke Donald (23), $19,059 68-72-71-71—282 -2 at rossville athletic Center Wednesday. “Well, she fouled her,” lead, but Tennessee’s Bashaara of 16) overall while LSU was 14 Championship game, 6 Fabian Gomez (23), $19,059 72-69-69-72—282 -2 13. Iowa State (19-8) did not play. Next: at No. 10 West Padraig Harrington (23), $19,059 71-70-66-75—282 -2 Tennessee coach Holly Warlick Graves made a layup just before of 17. ... Nia Moore made her friday, feb. 26 Virginia, Monday. BasKeTBall Charl Schwartzel (23), $19,059 68-68-73-73—282 -2 14. Kentucky (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. Alabama, Vijay Singh (23), $19,059 70-69-72-71—282 -2 said. “I can’t explain it. ... I don’t the third-quarter buzzer to make first start of the season as region 3-aaa Tournament Tuesday. girls’ quarterfinals Retief Goosen (23), $19,059 68-72-73-69—282 -2 15. Dayton (21-5) did not play. Next: at Saint Louis, Tuesday. Patton Kizzire (19), $16,184 70-69-75-69—283 -1 know why she fouled or what she it 39-37. The Tigers were just 4- Tennessee started its 11th dif- Stone Memorial/White County loser at Bradley 16. Oregon (21-6) did not play. Next: vs. Washington State, Central/McMinn County winner, 7 Francesco Molinari (19), $16,184 69-71-70-73—283 -1 was doing but she fouled her.” of-11 shooting in the quarter ferent lineup this season. ... Wednesday. Jamie Donaldson (15), $15,504 69-72-69-74—284 E Stone Memorial/White County winner at Bradley 17. Purdue (21-7) did not play. Next: vs. No. 6 Maryland, Central/McMinn County loser, 7 Derek Fathauer (15), $15,504 71-70-70-73—284 E Akilah Bethel added nine and went without a field goal for DeShields, who played her fresh- Saturday. Billy Horschel (15), $15,504 68-72-72-72—284 E Walker Valley/East Hamilton winner at Cumberland 18. Louisville (21-6) did not play. Next: at Pittsburgh, points with 12 rebounds for LSU six-plus minutes. man season at North Carolina, County/Cookeville loser, 8 Mark Hubbard (15), $15,504 75-67-71-71—284 E Wednesday. Justin Thomas (15), $15,504 70-72-66-76—284 E (9-18, 3-11 SEC), which beat a In the fourth, DeShields went scored her 1,000th point to Walker Valley/East Hamilton loser at Cumberland 19. Notre Dame (18-8) did not play. Next: at Wake Forest, County/Cookeville winner, 8 Ben Crane (11), $14,892 67-74-70-74—285 +1 Wednesday. Will MacKenzie (11), $14,892 69-73-70-73—285 +1 ranked opponent as an coast-to-coast to tie it at 47-all become the sixth Lady Vol to hit saturday, feb. 27 20. Duke (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. Florida State, BaseBall Carl Pettersson (11), $14,892 71-71-71-72—285 +1 Thursday. Chris Stroud (11), $14,892 69-71-73-72—285 +1 unranked team for the first time with 4:13 left. Both teams went the mark in a sophomore sea- Lee University at Delta State (Miss.) University (DH), 2 21. SMU (22-4) beat East Carolina 74-63. Next: at Memphis, BasKeTBall Charley Hoffman (7), $14,416 71-69-73-73—286 +2 since the 2008-09 season. without a field goal for about son. Thursday. Andrew Loupe (7), $14,416 70-72-68-76—286 +2 region 3-aaa Tournament 22. Indiana (22-6) did not play. Next: at Illinois, Thursday. Boys’ quarterfinals Cameron Smith (7), $14,416 72-70-71-73—286 +2 The Tigers are the second three minutes until DeShields LSU: The Tigers built a 28-18 23. Providence (19-8) did not play. Next: at Seton Hall, Chad Collins (5), $14,076 73-68-69-77—287 +3 Warren County/Cumberland County loser at Bradley Thursday. team with a losing record to beat hit a jumper near the free-throw lead at halftime after forcing Central/Walker Valley winner, 7 J.J. Henry (5), $14,076 69-71-70-77—287 +3 24. Texas (17-10) did not play. Next: at Kansas State, Jason Dufner (2), $13,668 70-71-73-74—288 +4 Tennessee this season. The line to give Tennessee a 52-49 Tennessee into 10 turnovers. It Warren County/Cumberland County winner at Bradley Monday. Central/Walker Valley loser, 7 Morgan Hoffmann (2), $13,668 70-72-71-75—288 +4 25. Baylor (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. No. 2 Kansas, Andy Sullivan, $13,668 71-71-71-75—288 +4 other loss was at Arkansas on lead with 46 seconds left. Then was a season low for points Cleveland/McMinn County winner at the White Tuesday. County/Cookeville loser, 8 Cameron Tringale (2), $13,668 72-66-70-80—288 +4 nCaa Women’s Top 25 fared Brian Harman (1), $13,260 70-72-70-77—289 +5 Jan. 14. Ann Jones had a putback of a scored in a first half by the Vols. Cleveland/McMinn County loser at the White 1. UConn (26-0) beat Cincinnati 88-34; beat East Carolina County/Cookeville winner, 8 Mark Wilson (1), $13,260 71-71-73-74—289 +5 Before this season, Tennessee missed 3-pointer to pull LSU to ... LSU ended its three-game los- 84-41. a-Charlie Danielson, $0 67-72-73-77—289 +5 sOfTBall 2. Notre Dame (25-1) beat Wake Forest 86-52. Lee University at Delta State (Miss.) University (DH), 3 Charles Howell III (1), $13,056 67-75-73-75—290 +6 hadn’t lost to a team with a los- 52-51 with 37 seconds left. ing streak to Tennessee. 3. South Carolina (25-1) beat No. 24 Tennessee 62-56; beat Rhein Gibson (1), $12,920 72-70-72-77—291 +7 sunday, feb. 28 Georgia 61-49. ing record since 1979. Middleton hit two free throws UP NEXT BaseBall Lee University at Delta State (Miss.) University, 3 “Gotta make a free throw, just to extend Tennessee’s lead to 54- Tennessee plays at Alabama sOfTBall Lee University at Delta State (Miss.) University, 2 gotta make a free throw,” 51 and then Rina Hill hit two on Thursday. Warlick said. free throws to pull LSU to 54-53. LSU hosts No. 22 Florida on BasKeTBall Tennessee scored just 18 Graves missed her first free Thursday. national Basketball association easTern COnferenCe atlantic division Flames go in different directions for track W l Pct gB Toronto 36 18 .667 — Boston 33 24 .579 4½ weeks ago, but stilled managed to 55-meter hurdles (9.14). New York 24 33 .421 13½ From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Brooklyn 15 41 .268 22 SEWANEE/WINSTON-SALEM, hit the NCAA provisional time. He Kincer added six points to the Philadelphia 8 47 .145 28½ southeast division N.C. — The Lee University men’s should go quicker next week.” team score by placing third in Wl Pct gB Brooks posted a time of 50.25 the long jump with a distance of Miami 31 24 .564 — track and field team placed sixth Atlanta 31 26 .544 1 at the Sewanee Indoor seconds in the 400. He tied with 4.66 meters. Charlotte 29 26 .527 2 Washington 25 29 .463 5½ Invitational and picked up two Alexander Tallman (unattached) Brianna Prugh was sixth in Orlando 24 30 .444 6½ for the second-best time in the the 800-meter run after stopping Central division NCAA Division II provisional Wl Pct gB qualifiers at the UCS Invitational, event. Bigal Harrison of Virginia the clock at 2:34.82 to add one Cleveland 40 14 .741 — Indiana 30 25 .545 10½ Contributed photo while the Lady Flames finished State had the fastest time at more team point. Mackenzie Chicago 29 26 .527 11½ 49.59. Mayer was 19th (2:52.06) at 800 Detroit 27 29 .482 14 The OCOee middle sChOOl seventh-grade volleyball team eighth at Sewanee. Milwaukee 23 33 .411 18 coached by Judy Pruett won the Raider Rally championship at The Sewanee Indoor The distance medley relay and 12th (6:11.12) in the mile WesTern COnferenCe team of Harold Smith, Justin run. southwest division Cleveland Middle School, Saturday. The team won all 10 sets it Invitational was contested at the Wl Pct gB Brooks, Terris Elliott and Seth Addie Strode threw the shot San Antonio 47 9 .839 — played, defeating Dayton City, Ocoee sixth-grade, and Lake Forest Fowler Center in Sewanee and Memphis 32 23 .582 14½ the UCS Invitational was held at Eagleson posted a time of put 7.49 meters to place 10th. Dallas 30 27 .526 17½ Middle 6/7-grade teams. They closed out the day with the champi- Houston 28 28 .500 19 the JDL Fast Track in Winston- 10:14.07. Smith ran the 1,200- She finished ninth in the weight New Orleans 22 33 .400 24½ onship victory against Cleveland’s seventh-grade team, in just two meter leg in 3:08.8 and Brooks throw with a distance of 7.75 northwest division Salem. Wl Pct gB sets, 25-21 and 25-10. Pruett said, "I am so proud of all the girls for Javon Jones and Stephen finished the 400 leg in 49.0 sec- meters. Oklahoma City 40 16 .714 — Portland 29 27 .518 11 playing hard all day. They worked hard, and they really wanted to Cannon tallied 17 of Lee’s 23 onds. Elliott’s 1:55.8 800-meter In Winston-Salem Adrian Utah 27 28 .491 12½ leg set up Eagleson for the Martin, Amanda Hegarty and Denver 22 34 .393 18 win at the end." Front row, from left: Rylie Crisp, Ashlynn Akiona, team points at Sewanee. Jones Minnesota 17 39 .304 23 Michele Benson, Maggie Harness, Madison Jaynes and Victoria was third (6.63) and Cannon anchor leg where he ran the mile Kiley Brock competed in the 60- Pacific division Wl Pct gB Walker. Back row, from left: Kaylee Parker, Alexia Jackson, Anna placed fifth (6.65) in the 55-meter in 4:20. meter dash. Martin finished 0.03 Golden State 49 5 .907 — “We had a solid DMR. It was a seconds behind her season-best L.A. Clippers 36 19 .655 13½ Muhonen, Mary Buchanan, Kathryn Kibler, Erin Kelley and coach dash. In the 200-meter dash, Sacramento 23 31 .426 26 Jones finished second (23.18) great team effort by all four indi- 7.72 seconds at the KMS Phoenix 14 42 .250 36 Judy Pruett. L.A. Lakers 11 46 .193 39½ behind Birmingham-Southern’s viduals. I am excited to see how Invitational on Jan. 31. Hegarty saturday’s games much faster this team can go in stopped the clock at 8.19 and Miami 114, Washington 94 Jamal Watkins (23.05). Cannon Milwaukee 117, Atlanta 109,2OT was sixth with a time of 23.87. the future,” said Morgan. Brock was right behind at 8.23. New York 103, Minnesota 95 Golden State 115, L.A. Clippers 112 Christian Smith picked up the Alex Carter finished the 800 Martin won her section of the sunday’s games with a mark of 2:01.64. Brandon 200 dash with a time of 25.36. It Cleveland 115, Oklahoma City 92 final six team points for the New Orleans 111, Detroit 106 Flames with a third place finish Raleigh and Garrett Flores took was the sixth-fastest time of the Boston 121, Denver 101 San Antonio 118, Phoenix 111 in the shot put. Smith recorded a part in the mile run. Raleigh fin- meet. Toronto 98, Memphis 85 ished at 4:29.34 and Flores “Adrian had a great race in the Charlotte 104, Brooklyn 96 distance of 13.13 meters. Smith Indiana 105, Orlando 102 also placed eighth in the weight crossed the finish line at 4:35.64. 200 meter,” said Lee head coach Dallas 129, Philadelphia 103 Chicago 126, L.A. Lakers 115 throw with a toss of 11.29 Camden Perez finished the Caleb Morgan. “She won her sec- Portland 115, Utah 111 3,000 in 8:52.57, while Colson tion by a large margin. Hopefully monday’s games meters. Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. “The JDL Fast Track has a big Hagan registered a time of her time will hold up and qualify Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at New York, 7:30 p.m. conversion due to the track being 9:25.23. her for nationals.” Boston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Hunter Goforth posted a dis- Hegarty (26.76) also won her L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. flat instead of banked,” said Lee Golden State at Atlanta, 8 p.m. head coach Caleb Morgan. “The tance of 4.25 meters in the long section in the 200 dash and Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Tuesday’s games Flames took advantage of that by jump. Brock was fourth (27.26) in hers. Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. The Lady Flames collected 19 Audrey Smith, Savannah New Orleans at Washington, 7 p.m. picking up two provisional quali- Sacramento at Denver, 9 p.m. fiers in the 200-meter and dis- team points from athletes partic- Ratcliff, Logan Hernandez and Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Brooklyn at Portland, 10 p.m. tance medley relay.” ipating in eight events at the Amy Carpenter ran in two differ- southeastern Conference Sewanee Invitational. ent sections of the 3,000 run. Conference allgames Contributed photo Josiah Brooks posted the sec- WlPct. Wl Pct. The lady raiders varsity volleyball team won the Raider Rally ond-fastest time in the 200 at the Birmingham-Southern was the Smith posted a time of 10:34.16 Kentucky 10 4 .714 20 7 .741 South Carolina 95.643 22 5 .815 tournament Sunday at Cleveland Middle School. Their overall record is UCS Invitational. His time of team winner at 117 points. in section No. 2. Ratcliff Texas A&M 95.643 20 7 .741 Laura Thacker finished 12th (11:10.64), Hernandez (11:51.29) LSU 95.643 16 11 .593 14-1. The Lady Raiders stepped it up in the championship game to 22.01 was bettered only by Florida 86.571 17 10 .630 defeat crosstown rival Ocoee Middle. The girls played together and Claflin University’s Brandon in the 200-meter dash with a and Carpenter (11:54.22) were in Vanderbilt 86.571 16 11 .593 time of 28.68. Kaitlyn Kincer was section No. 3. Mississippi 77.500 17 10 .630 made some great plays happen. “Lily Oliver and Kinga Major hit really Valentine-Parris (21.74). His con- Alabama 77.500 16 10 .615 verted time of 21.63 is tied for the 20th at 29.99. Thacker joined The Flames and Lady Flames Georgia 77.500 14 11 .560 well and Brianna Daniel and Claire Brusky handed out several assists,” Arkansas 68.429 13 14 .481 17th-fastest time this season in Monica Allison in the 400 dash will take a small group to the Tennessee 68.429 13 14 .481 said coach Brandi Ownby. “Savannah Pitts and Sara Pritchard had Mississippi St. 59.357 12 14 .462 DII. and finished fifth (two team 2016 George Mason Last Chance Auburn 4 10 .286 10 16 .385 several digs and made some great passes.” Front row, from left, points) with a mark of 1:05.79. Meet in Fairfax, Va., on Feb. 28, Missouri 3 11 .214 10 17 .370 “Josiah ran a great race in the southern Conference Brianna Daniel and Savannah Pitts. Back row, from left, coach Brandi 200 meter,” said Morgan. “He got Allison was 10th (1:09.21). in the hunt for a few more provi- Conference allgames WlPct. Wl Pct. Ownby, Kinga Major, Sara Pritchard, Crisemely Cedeno, Ashlyn out of the blocks a little slow due Allison earned 10 team points for sional qualifiers in the final regu- Chattanooga 13 3 .813 24 5 .828 McCoy, Lily Oliver, Josie Collins, Claire Brusky, Joy Douglass. to a pulled hamstring from three Lee with a first place finish in the lar season indoor meet. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016— 13 Watson rallies Tough day for Hendrick in Daytona 500 to get another DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — out here,” Elliott said. “Hate to see ed experience to win the race. days. The Elliotts became the Chase Elliott strode through the it end so soon.” Elliott told him his first goal was fourth father-son combination to win at Riviera Daytona garage, a favorite to the Elliott, the son of Hall of Famer just to get the Chevy to the end of earn the Daytona 500 pole. fans screaming his name. Bill Elliott, starred during his first the race. But none of his achievements LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bubba “We still love the 24!” Sprint Cup Speedweeks. He He did — just with a lengthy seemed to matter as the banged- Watson ended his big week in Elliott may not have felt the became the youngest driver to win hiatus in the race. up 24 was towed to the garage. L.A. as the star of his own show same way. the Daytona 500 pole. He also won “Got in the middle and got Elliott eventually returned, but Sunday at Riviera. The pole-sitter’s run at a the second-tier Xfinity Series race loose,” Elliott said. was 40 laps behind the leader. Two shots behind with four Daytona 500 victory ended in the Saturday. Even with the early exit, Elliott “We will just have to look past it holes to play, Watson made grass, the first Hendrick Elliott replaced four-time cham- left a lofty mark at Daytona. and get on for Atlanta,” he said. birdie on two of his last three Motorsports driver to have his day pion Jeff Gordon in the iconic 24 He became the youngest to win “That is the most important thing holes to overtake Jason Kokrak spoiled. Two-time Daytona 500 at Hendrick. Gordon was in the at Daytona in the Xfinity Series, now. Can’t get caught up in what and hold off Adam Scott for a champion Dale Earnhardt Jr. broadcast booth at Daytona, call- getting to victory lane at 20 years, happened today, it is irrelevant one-shot victory in the Northern crashed out and matched his ing the shots as the No. 24 took off 2 months, 23 days. Elliott calmly now.” Trust Open. worst finish in the race. Kasey without for the first time since he climbed out of his car, grabbed the So was Hendrick. Watson, who closed with a 3- Kahne and two-time Daytona 500 raced for the title in the 2015 checkered flag and then pumped Earnhardt had one of the cars under 68, won at Riviera for the champ Jimmie Johnson were finale. He interviewed Elliott dur- his fist a few times in the air. to beat, the sleek and superfast second time in three years and never serious threats to the Joe ing the pace laps and asked how A week earlier, Elliott won the Chevrolet he dubbed “Amelia moved back to No. 4 in the world. Gibbs Racing fleet. he expected to overcome his limit- pole at 20 years, 2 months, 17 Earhart” that he drove to three He was among a half-dozen Team owner Rick Hendrick has wins last season. He won a quali- players who still had a chance won the season-opening race eight fying race with her and posted the over the back nine under warm times — Johnson and Earnhardt fastest final practice speed. sunshine. Watson took advan- went back-to-back in 2013 and Earnhardt was making a push tage of some late mistakes by ’14. toward the top five when the No. Kokrak, who was going for his AP photo But after lagging behind Gibbs 88 lost traction, slid in front of first PGA Tour victory, and his BUBBA WATSON reacts as and Team Penske for most of last traffic, hit an interior wall and two birdies were enough to turn his eagle try just misses on the season, the four Hendrick cars then ricocheted into the grass. back the late heroics of Scott, fourth green in the final round of opened with an inauspicious start. The 88 truly had the wind who chipped in for birdie on the Kahne was 13th, Johnson 16th, knocked out of it. 18th for a 67. the Northern Trust Open Sunday, in the Pacific Palisades section Earnhardt 36th, and Elliott 37th. “The wind was in the door all That group of contenders did “I just never really had a chance the way through Turn 4,” not include Rory McIlroy. of Los Angeles. there at the end, Kahne said. Earnhardt said. “We were freeing In his Riviera debut, McIlroy Elliott’s chance was over at the the car up real, real big. I just got made eagle on the par-5 first tee shot into the trees, hit his start. it out of shape there. Lost it.” hole to tie for the lead. He didn’t second into a bunker and had to Just 19 laps in, the 20-year-old He led 15 laps early in the race make a birdie until the 18th, giv- make a 6-foot par putt, falling Elliott lost control of his No. 24 and Johnson led 18. By the time ing him a 75 to tie for 20th. one week. Chevrolet coming out of Turn 4 Denny Hamlin nipped Martin Watson, Scott, Kokrak and Ahead of them, Scott stayed and slid into the grass infield. The Truex Jr. at the line for the closest K.J. Choi were tied for the lead alive with a 10-foot birdie putt on front end of his car lifted off the finish in Daytona 500 history, through 11 holes remaining and the 17th to get within one shot, ground, and the rough ride caused AP photo Hendrick was an afterthought. all of them dropped shots to fall and then the former Masters enough damage that his car had to DALE EARNHARDT JR. hits the interior wall after losing control of Johnson slid out of the No. 48 out of the lead. champion chipped in from 25 feet be towed to the garage. his car after coming out of Turn 4 during the Daytona 500 at Daytona Chevrolet, passed his helmet and “For me to come back ... and behind the green on the 18th, the “We had a real fast car all week International Speedway, in Daytona Beach, Fla., Sunday. sprinted off pit road. pull one out in a tough way ball slamming into the pin. That means a lot,” Watson said. momentarily put him in a tie for He finished at 15-under 269 the lead until Watson made his for his ninth career victory on birdie on the 17th. the PGA Tour. Once Watson hit his approach Hamlin Kokrak had the lead to himself to 15 feet, Scott knew his From Page 11 when Choi made bogey on No. chances were over. 12, Scott missed 5-foot par putts “A guy like Bubba, he’s very on the 14th and 15th holes, and tough to beat,” Scott said. “He’s essentially was trying to go up the biggest in Toyota history — where Earnhardt found himself little bit so that was looking pret- Watson went long of the 13th proving tough to beat from that there and block (Harvick) to trumping even the 2003 stuck. ty good because the outside line hole and watched his 20-foot par position. He’s wearing the course keep him from getting to those Indianapolis 500 victory. “Caught me by surprise there,” really hadn’t been doing anything putt spin out of the cup. out on the toughest day.” guys.” “When we came into the sport, Earnhardt said. “We were mak- all day. Just busted my butt Kokrak was firing at danger- Kokrak had a putt from about But the push from Harvick we struggled. We were not ready. ing some ground on the leaders a there. Driver mistake.” ous flags and pulling off the the same distance to tie for the was so strong, Hamlin was able We didn’t know. And so it’s taken shots, stretching his lead to two lead, but the ball slid by the left to race for the win. time for us to collectively build shots with a daring approach to side of the cup and he settled for Truex wasn’t sure what he an organization of winning races 4 feet on the 13th. a 68. Two putts later, Watson was could have done differently. and competing for champi- But one shot changed the waving to the crowd and headed “It hurts a little bit,” Truex onships.” Lee tennis falls on the road dynamics of the final hour. said. “I think the only thing I Kenseth faded to 14th. to another trophy presentation. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Grzegrzolka were defeated 8-1 should have done different was “They don’t get much more From the middle of the 15th What a week for Watson. He by Amina Mukhametshina been a little more aggressive crushing than that,” Kenseth fairway, Kokrak went long on one took his 3-year-old son to hang LIVINGSTON, Ala. — In a and Georgina Morral. Liliana coming to the line, holding said. “If I can’t win, I want my of the more difficult greens at out with Justin Bieber. He made couple of matches that started Araucz and Andrea Denny up the race track. That teammate to win. There’s a mil- Riviera and badly missed an 8- a cameo appearance in a “Girl an hour late due to the weath- Tomassone were 8-2 winners last split second when he pulled lion things you could do differ- foot par putt as his lead shrunk Meets World” episode (they even er and had two rain stoppages over Maclain Yowarsky and off my door, that was it. It gave ently, but I did what I thought I to one. Watson stuffed his tee gave him a line), and he dashed of almost two hours in length, Marta Garcia Nieto at No. 2 him that couple inches to beat should do at the time to try to shot into 5 feet for birdie on the out of Riviera to hang out with the Lee University tennis doubles. Morgan Friedlander me to the line. win. We finished terrible, but 16th, and Kokrak did well not to his pals at the Los Angeles teams lost to the University of and Laura Beth Hardesty “It’s hard to make those deci- that was the move I thought I lose the lead by making a bend- Clippers-Golden State Warriors West Alabama. were held off by Evelyn sions. Live and learn. I think if I had to make to try to preserve ing, 6-foot putt to save par from game Saturday night. The Flames lost 5-3 to the Moreno and Sandra Florez, 8- get in that position again, I’ll do it the win.” a bunker. Best of all was winning another No. 38-ranked Tigers and the 5. a little bit differently.” Dale Earnhardt Jr., seeking “You’ve got to eliminate the tournament. Lady Flames fell 5-2. The Gulf “Our girls got jumped in Toyotas swept the podium as his third Daytona 500 victory, mental mistakes,” Kokrak said. Dustin Johnson also was in South Conference matches doubles early, but we showed Truex was second, and Busch came up empty as he tried to “Hitting it in the middle of the the mix for much of the day, took 7 1/2 hours to complete a lot of resilience today,” said third. Edwards was fifth as force his way through the field green on 15 is just ... I had a making too many bogeys to hold with the delays. Lee head coach Patric Hynes. Toyota took four of the top five late in the race. two-shot lead at the time.” him back. He closed with a 69 It was the second match in “Marta and Asia (Grzegrzolka) spots. It comes three months Earnhardt was using the high The decisive moment was on and finished fourth, two shots row that the Flames (4-3, 1-2 were fantastic in getting us after Busch gave Toyota its first line to inch closer to the front, the par-5 17th, where Watson hit behind. Marc Leishman of GSC) lost to a ranked GSC back into the match and Fran championship. and when he tried to get a side his tee shot so hard that both Australia, one shot behind for opponent. Lee lost 8-1 at No. was right there as well.” “This was our 10th try at the draft from another car, he spun feet came off the ground. He much of the back nine, failed to 4 West Florida on Saturday. Grzegrzolka took down Daytona 500,” said David Wilson, through the fourth turn. His reached the green with an iron save par from a bunker on the West Alabama (3-1, 1-1 Morral 6-2, 6-2 at No. 3 sin- president of Toyota Racing Chevrolet hit an interior wall and and two-putted for birdie from 16th and closed with a 69 to join GSC) carried a 3-0 lead after gles to put the Lady Flames on Development, who called the win then ricocheted into the grass, about 40 feet. Kokrak hooked his Choi three shots behind. the tightly contested doubles the board. Garcia Nieto fol- matches. Eirik Groner and lowed with a 6-3, 6-0 defeat of Jakes Okines lost 8-3 to Moreno at the No. 2 slot. Caspar Schuetze and Henrik Tondi won her first set Raiders Sinkko at No. 1 doubles. At against Mukhametshina, 6-2, No. 2 doubles, Rhys Milne and but was unable to maintain From Page 11 Boyd Blackburn were edged the momentum and lost the 8-6 by Christopher Wood and next two sets 6-4 and 6-2. road for Saturday’s opener, out to an 11-8 edge at the first Bunton did the same with ished with 23 points, while Julius Kaverinen. Karl Hulten Araucz claimed a three-set playing at either undefeated and horn and pushed their advan- 2:26 remaining as he got his Cleveland’s TJ Constant, and Charles Jabaley were out- victory over Yowarsky to give second-ranked White County tage to as many at 14 points, first hang time on a one-handed Cantrel Ware, and Deontae lasted by UWA’s No. 3 doubles the Lady Tigers the team win. (27-0) or Cookeville (22-7). but the difference was trimmed dunk to spark a comeback to Davis led the Raiders with 11 team of Andrii Stratiienko and Yowarsky won the opening set Coming into the district semi- to seven at the intermission. pull within single digits at the points apiece. Nicolai Jochamowitz, 9-7. 6-4, but lost the final two 6-1 final contest, Walker Valley and Cleveland’s 6-foot-6 sopho- break. Walker Valley head coach Bob “I’m proud of our effort and 6-0. Cleveland had split two regular more KK Curry and Walker “My teammates were definite- Williams reminded his guys how today,” said Lee head coach Krista Good and season games, as each squad Valley’s 6-foot-6 senior Kenny ly finding me cutting to the bas- big this win was by ensuring Patric Hynes. “Our guys came Friedlander did not finish pulled off a win on the other Bunton dictated momentum by ket tonight, and they made the that they get to play their first out and put themselves in a their matches. Good was lead- team’s home court. getting to the rim for their usual extra pass. Dunks are such region game at “The Stable.” position to win doubles. We ing 1-0 in the second set after The overall series is still in spotlight-worthy dunks. huge momentum switches in “I told them after the game just needed to hold our nerve dropping the first set 7-5 to Cleveland’s favor at 21-13 all- Curry had a monster slam at the college and high school that next week at this time we a little longer. UWA did a good Florez. Friedlander only time, but it’s still possible that the 5:35 mark in the second, games, especially. I think they will be at home, and that was job hanging tough and coming played one set, a 6-2 loss to they could meet again in the which elevated the play of the really get the crowd hyped, and one of the motivating factors back from breaks down at No. Tomassone. postseason to add to that statis- defense and in turn created the team as well,” Bunton going in,” Williams said. “This 2 and No. 3 doubles.” “Overall, I’m very proud of tic. many offensive-scoring opportu- explained. was two good teams going at it, Schuetze defeated Okines our toughness today. It was a 6-1, 6-2 to pull the Tigers to In Saturday’s meeting, the nities on the other end to Second half action favored the but we tried to spread them out long, drawn-out match with a within a point of claiming the third-seeded Raiders jumped increase their lead. Mustangs as they kept inching a bit to get the ball inside, which lot of rain delays and we were team victory. The celebration closer to the lead. we did, and Kenny did a good able to continually refocus The fourth quarter was the remained on hold as Milne and battle all day,” Hynes job finishing.” beat Wood 6-3, 6-2 and deciding factor, but it was ulti- Cleveland head coach Jason finalized. mately won by the senior duo of Groner held off Kaverinen 6-2, Men McCowan thought his team had 7-8 (10-8). No. 38 West Alabama 5, Flames 3 Lee Josh Jones and Bunton, who a chance to win, but knows it Singles tallied 46 of Walker Valley’s 63 Stratiienko finally gave 1. Eirik Groner (LEE) def. Julius Kaverinen (UWA-M) From Page 11 will have to rebound against 6-2, 7-6 (10-8) points. UWA the fifth point needed for 2. Caspar Schuetze (UWA-M) def. Jake Okines (LEE) McMinn County on Tuesday the team win with a hard- 6-1, 6-2 With 6:15 remaining, Bunton night. 3. Rhys Milne (LEE) def. Christopher Wood (UWA-M) Senior Lexie Dean added a dou- Thompson added single, double fought 6-4, 6-4 win over 6-3, 6-2 completed a posterizing dunk to “I definitely thought we gave 4. Nicolai Jochamowitz (UWA-M) vs. Boyd Blackburn ble and a single for the Lady and four RBIs. snatch the Mustangs their first Hulten. Blackburn’s match (LEE) 6-4, 3-6, 4-1, unfinished ourselves a chance to win with 5. Andrii Stratiienko (UWA-M) def. Karl Hulten (LEE) Lee’s Brianna Eichbaum (4-1) with Jochamowitz was left Flames and continues to hit over lead since the first few minutes our great effort, but we just 6-4, 6-4 .500 on the year. Freshman Stevie allowed five runs in three innings. of play. It had been back-and- unfinished in the third set. 6. Charles Jabaley (LEE) def. Henrik Sinkko (UWA- missed some tough ones that M), by default Baird also recorded a double and She walked five and gave up three forth between the two teams “We did a great job coming Doubles hurt, and didn’t get some stops 1. Caspar Schuetze/Henrik Sinkko (UWA-M) def. Eirik hits. Leigh Beatenbough tossed 2- back after the doubles and was 2 for 3 with a run scored. until the Lipscomb signee made that we really needed,” he said. Groner/Jake Okines (LEE) 8-3 Tyler Harrison improved to 8-2 3 of an inning and yielded three the rim his jungle gym again setting a good tone in singles. 2. Christopher Wood/Julius Kaverinen (UWA-M) def. “It will be picking ourselves off Rhys Milne/Boyd Blackburn (LEE) 8-6 on the year, tossing all seven runs on three hits. Hailey Clark with under a minute to play. Great wins by Rhys and Eirik. 3. Andrii Stratiienko/Nicolai Jochamowitz (UWA-M) the mat. If we get the 3 seed, we def. Karl Hulten/Charles Jabaley (LEE) 9-7 followed with two innings of relief The play led to Walker Valley’s It was a long, tough day with Women innings for the Chargers. She will play the other districts 2, so and struggled with command in cheerleaders falling over like several rain delays and we West Alabama 5, Lady Flames 2 worked around 10 hits and our motivation is definitely high Singles allowed three runs (one earned) to giving up four walks, three runs bowling pins in celebratory stood up all day. They are a 1. Amina Mukhametshina (UWA-W) def. Francesca to do that.” top 40 program and we were Tondi (LEE-W) 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 go along with eight strikeouts. and two hits. reaction to the dunk. 2. Marta Garcia Nieto (LEE-W) def. Evelyn Moreno Kimberly Jack (3-0) pitched six The towering senior shot 10- five good minutes from knock- (UWA-W) 6-3, 6-0 UAH 11, GAME SUMMARY 3. Joanna Grzegrzolka (LEE-W) def. Georgina Morral innings and surrendered seven of-12 (83 percent) from the field, BOYS ing them over,” added Hynes. (UWA-W) 6-2, 6-2 CLEVELAND 11 19 12 15 — 57 4. Liliana Araucz (UWA-W) def. Maclain Yowarsky LEE 3 hits and three runs while striking which will again boost his ele- It was the second loss in (LEE-W) 4-6, 6-1, 6-0 A six-run fourth inning opened WALKER VALLEY 8 15 17 23 — 63 row for the Lady Flames (5-2, 5. Sandra Florez (UWA-W) vs. Krista Good (LEE-W) out four. vated average of (62 percent) RAIDERS (57) — Cantrel Ware 11, TJ Constant 7-5, 0-1, unfinished up game two as the Chargers Baird recorded Lee’s only extra coming into Saturday night’s 11, Deontae Davis 11, Kregg Ware 10, Curry 8, D. 1-2 GSC) after starting the 6. Andrea Tomassone (UWA-W) vs. Morgan raced past the Lady Flames in Ware 4, Wykle 2. season with five consecutive Friedlander (LEE-W) 6-2, unfinished base hit with a double. Davis got game. MUSTANGS (63) — Josh Jones 23, Kenny Doubles wins. 1. Amina Mukhametshina/Georgina Morral (UWA-W) Saturday’s nightcap. the Lady Flames on the board Forced to start fouling, Bunton 23, Nunnelly 9, Gibson 8, Melton, def. Francesca Tondi/Joanna Grzegrzolka (LEE-W) 8- Alabama Hunstville’s Bannister with an RBI single in the third Cleveland dropped the game 63- Eslinger, Murphy. West Alabama (3-1, 1-1 1 3-POINTERS: Cleveland 6 (D. Davis 3, K. Ware GSC) carried a 3-0 lead after 2. Liliana Araucz/Andrea Tomassone (UWA-W) def. continued a sizzling day at the inning. 57 as the Mustangs converted 2, C. Ware); Walker Valley 5 (Jones 2, Gibson 2, Maclain Yowarsky/Marta Garcia Nieto (LEE-W) 8-2 Nunnelly). the doubles action. Francesca 3. Evelyn Moreno/Sandra Florez (UWA-W) def. plate with three more hits and Leadoff hitter Amanda Lynn their free throws down the Morgan Friedlander/Laura Beth Hardesty (LEE-W) 8- FREE THROWS: Cleveland 9-of-17; Walker Tondi and Joanna 5 drove in five runs to key the run- added a pair of singles for the stretch. Valley 16-of-22. rule (six innings) victory. Haley Lady Flames. Bunton and Jones both fin- RECORDS: Cleveland 17-6; Walker Valley 18-9. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com House legislation moving to help military members By STATE REP. KEvin BRooKS leading cause of disability in the state. for the use of AEDs will also be provid- are: 24th Legislative District The goal of the legislation is to ensure ed. —$24 million in state funds for the and the rapid identification, diagnosis and Work on state budget Employment and Community First treatment of strokes, and to help reduce continuing by legislators (ECF) CHOICES program to allow the STATE REP. DAn HowEll the risk of preventable complications Earlier this month, Gov. Bill Haslam state to serve more people currently on 22th Legislative District and stroke-related deaths throughout delivered his annual State of the State the Department of Intellectual and House lawmakers moved forward last the state. Address to a joint convention of the Developmental Disabilities’ waiting list week with multiple pieces of legislation Supporters of the legislation believe Legislature, unveiling his budget for the and others eligible for services; designed to help military members the task force is a necessary addition to 2016-17 fiscal year. —$12.8 million for facilities and across the state. our state’s public health system, to Haslam addressed multiple issues homeland security upgrades for the One of those bills, set to be heard on ensure the state is providing for the during the State of the State, the most Military Department; the House floor this week, will allow the needs of families and individuals who prominent of which include job recruit- —$10 million for the Department of Brooks Howell five soldiers killed in the Chattanooga are victims of a stroke. ment and workforce development, a con- Economic and Community terrorist attack that occurred in July to Similarly, another piece of legislation tinued push to make government more Development’s Rural Development be eligible for the “Tennessee Fallen The legislation is set to be heard in has been filed with a similar goal in efficient and effective, and major invest- Initiative; and Heroes Medal.” Currently, the medal is the House Finance, Ways & Means mind: helping to save lives across ments in both K-12 and higher educa- —$1.27 million to increase the num- awarded to honor residents of Committee. Tennessee. tion. ber of drug recovery courts from 41 to Tennessee killed while serving on active Creation of task force Sudden cardiac arrest is one of Among other key points in the gover- 50 and for two additional veterans duty or engaged in military support aimed at improving care America’s leading causes of death. For nor’s speech was a focus on a balanced courts. operations involving a conflict with an for stroke patients sought every minute a person goes without budget, low taxes, fiscal responsibility Rural Economic opposing foreign force. House Republicans last week joined defibrillation during a cardiac episode, and the proposal of $261 million for Opportunity Act moves As introduced, this new legislation together in support of legislation that their chance of survival goes down 10 Tennessee public education, including forward in the House expands on this criterion to also allow seeks to create a task force designed to percent. According to studies, 50,000 $104.6 million for teacher salaries — Legislation to spur economic develop- the honor to be bestowed on those mili- study and implement stroke best prac- lives can be saved annually by the avail- the largest investment in K-12 educa- ment across the state moved forward in tary men and women killed on tices and treatment guidelines for the ability and proper training of automated tion without a tax increase in state his- the House committee process. Tennessee soil during an attack specifi- state. Once created, the task force will external defibrillators (AEDs). tory. Known as the “Rural Economic cally targeting service members. be made up of designated members Under new legislation sponsored Including the current fiscal year’s Opportunity Act of 2016,” the legislation The medal is awarded solely by the from key stroke centers and hospitals this year, a requirement would be appropriation, Haslam’s proposal will has two main parts. First, the bill would governor or the governor's designee to around the state, as well as various placed in state law for all public invest more than $414 million in implement a new program called “PREP” the immediate survivor of the recipient. other health professionals. school personnel in the state who Tennessee schools. Additionally, Haslam or “Propelling Rural Economic Progress.” A second piece of legislation, the The task force, with the assistance of work in facilities that have one or proposed funding the 12th month of This innovative program would allow National Guard Force Protection Act, the Department of Health and the more AEDs to have an annual training health insurance for teachers and dou- grants from the PREP fund to be used to enhances protection at Tennessee College of Public Health at East on how to use the machines along bling the state’s recurring contribution help rural counties build sites and infra- National Guard facilities and military Tennessee State University, will be with information distributed informing for technology needs at schools. structure to make their communities installations. The bill follows hearings responsible for making recommenda- personnel about the location of AEDs The governor’s proposal also puts more attractive to prospective compa- regarding the safety of military installa- tions to both the House and Senate and the school’s response plan during $100 million into the state’s Rainy Day nies. tions by the state’s top leaders. Health committees regarding improve- an emergency. Fund, bringing it to an estimated $668 Second, the legislation would restruc- To fund the bill, the governor’s budget ments to the state’s treatment policies In addition, the legislation calls for million on June 30, 2017. Once passed, ture the county tier system, making it includes $1.6 million for an emergency surrounding those who suffer from a schools to also conduct an annual car- the plan will repay $130 million from easier for businesses in rural counties phone systems, window film, magnetic stroke. diopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) drill the state’s general fund into the trans- to qualify for job tax credits. This, in locks, security camera systems, privacy Strokes kill over 128,000 people each for school personnel to practice the use portation fund to help with future road turn, would make it easier for business- screens and bollards to protect soldiers year in the U.S. It is the fifth highest of these life-saving measures. For stu- project needs. es in those counties to expand and hire at state military installations. cause of death in Tennessee and the dents enrolled in CPR classes, training Other notable budget investments new workers.

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“Drop the last year into the silent limbo of the past. Let it go, for it was imperfect, Dear Annie: I am hoping to and thank God that it can go.” retire in six years. I have been — Brooks Atkinson, American drama critic (1894-1984) investing some money through my job and have accumulated a comfortable amount. My wife had a similar fund at her job, but took the money out a few years ago. What Republicans get She says she doesn’t know where she spent it, but I’m pretty sure it went to her daughter (from anoth- wrong about amnesty er marriage), the same place the ince when did being a House. rest of her money goes. We have conservative mean also The people who scream about our own checking accounts, having to agree that some amnesty are being dishonest, because I was tired of being broke Swall because nowhere in any piece all the time. with mythical powers could America great again,” a la of legitimate legislation has When I retire, I would like to “make move to North Carolina. I know Donald Trump? there been a “decision that a that my wife will never leave her Both Ronald Reagan and group of people will not be pun- grandchildren. I can’t take money George W. Bush were very pro- ished.” Telling out of my retirement account immigration. After all, “legal” someone to without her signature and I have immigration is whatever the law pay thou- no idea how she managed to says it is. So if the law permits sands of dol- empty her account without my someone who entered the coun- lars in fines, signature, but she did. Can you try without permission to eventu- wait many give me some advice before the ally obtain her green card and years before time comes? — Soon to Retire in b e c o m i n g TODAY IN HISTORY Florida live permanently in the United Dear Florida: We aren’t sure States, he or she is a legal immi- Flowers l e g a l i z e d , what you are asking. You already grant. p o s s i b l y Today is Monday, Feb. 22, the Olympic hockey team upset the Actress Julie Walters is 66. know that your wife is not going But now, to be a respected returning home and waiting out- 53rd day of 2016. There are 313 Soviets, 4-3. (The U.S. team Basketball Hall of Famer Julius to abandon her daughter and the Republican, you need to some- side of the country for long days left in the year. went on to win the gold medal.) Erving is 66. Actress Ellen grandchildren. So, it seems you how caucus with Trump and Ted stretches or even relinquishing Today’s Highlight in In 1996, the space shuttle Greene is 65. Former Sen. Bill are willing to leave her, but you Cruz (and a sometimes squeam- the right to ever become a citi- History: Columbia blasted into orbit on a Frist, M.D., R-Tenn., is 64. are concerned that she won’t ish Marco Rubio) and come out zen is not exactly a slap on the On Feb. 22, 1732, the first mission to unreel a satellite on Former White House adviser release the money from your loud and strong against wrist. president of the United States, the end of a 12.8-mile tether. David Axelrod is 61. Actor Kyle retirement account. If she gained And people like Clinton, who George Washington, was born in (The cord broke just before MacLachlan is 57. World Golf access to either retirement “amnesty.” Westmoreland County in the being extended to its full Hall of Famer Vijay Singh is 53. stuff their rallies with burqas and account without authorization, Let’s be clear on what Virginia Colony. length.) Actress-comedian Rachel talk to someone at your bank or “amnesty” really is. The simplest Latinos and “Dreamers,” are On this date: Ten years ago: Insurgents Dratch is 50. Actor Paul to a lawyer. But ask yourself and most common definition of nothing more than panderers In 1784, a U.S. merchant destroyed the golden dome of Lieberstein is 49. Actress Jeri whether moving to North Carolina amnesty is “a decision that a using immigrants as a bargain- ship, the Empress of China, left one of Iraq’s holiest Shiite Ryan is 48. Actor Thomas Jane is more important than your mar- group of people will not be pun- ing chip. Then there are the peo- New York for the Far East to shrines, the Askariya mosque in is 47. TV host Clinton Kelly is riage. And if you divorce her, ished” or “a group of prisoners ple who actually tried to do trade goods with China. Samarra, setting off an unprece- 47. Actress Tamara Mello is 46. would the money in your retire- that will be allowed to go free.” something, such as Rubio (who In 1862, Jefferson Davis, dented spasm of sectarian vio- Actress-singer Lea Salonga is ment account be split anyway? Is Since we’re not dealing with has since backtracked) or Chuck already the provisional presi- lence. Thieves stole $96 million 45. Actor Jose Solano is 45. there room for compromise? prisoners, let’s focus on the “not Schumer, who was willing to dent of the Confederacy, was from a Bank of England cash International Tennis Hall of Please tell your wife what your sleep with the enemy to move inaugurated for a six-year term depot 30 miles southeast of Famer Michael Chang is 44. wishes are regarding your retire- be punished” part. following his election in Nov. London in Britain’s largest cash Rock musician Scott Phillips is the ball forward. ment and ask for her input. Anyone who has examined 1861. robbery. (Six men were later 43. Singer James Blunt is 42. Would she be willing to come to any of the proposals set forth by And that, sadly, is all this In 1865, Tennessee amended caught and almost half of the Actress Drew Barrymore is 41. North Carolina part of the time? If George W. Bush during his amnesty talk is. While I will not its constitution to abolish slav- money was recovered.) Eight Actress Liza Huber is 41. Rock so, would that be a tolerable tenure, John McCain and Arlen vote for Hillary or Bernie ery. workers at a Nebraska meat- singer Tom Higgenson (Plain arrangement? You seem to have a Specter a decade ago and the Sanders, I’m also not going to In 1909, the Great White packing plant came forward to White T’s) is 37. Actor Zach less-than-loving relationship that Gang of Eight in 2013 would, if look at Trump or Cruz or any of Fleet, a naval task force sent on claim a $365 million Powerball Roerig is 31. Actor Daniel E. you can work on if you choose. A they were honest, acknowledge the other GOP candidates who a round-the-world voyage by jackpot. Smith is 26. lot can happen in six years. that not one so-called illegal exploit, in their own fashion, irra- President Theodore Roosevelt, Five years ago: A defiant immigrant was going to be get- tional American fears. The whole returned after more than a year Moammar Gadhafi vowed to idea that refugees are really ISIS at sea. fight to his “last drop of blood” ting off scot-free. In the best- In 1924, President Calvin and roared at supporters to case scenario, they were going operatives waiting to pounce Coolidge delivered the first radio strike back against Libyan pro- Cleveland Daily Banner to have to wait many years makes for great sound bites, but broadcast from the White House testers to defend his embattled – Established in 1854 – before actually becoming lawful is statistically fraudulent. as he addressed the country regime. A magnitude-6.1 earth- residents or citizens, pay fines, Just last week I had five over 42 stations. quake in Christchurch, New EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER learn English and clear the kind Central American clients in my In 1935, it became illegal for Zealand, killed 184 people. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant of background checks that not law office trying to legally seek airplanes to fly over the White Somali pirates shot to death House. four Americans taken hostage even Hillary Clinton could pass. refuge in this country. They were OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR The proposal of the Gang of doing it legally, because there is In 1940, the 14th Dalai Lama, on their yacht several hundred Herb Lacy Eight was a bipartisan attempt to a law that gives them that right. Tenzin Gyatso, was enthroned miles south of Oman. Former Joyce Taylor at age four in Lhasa, Tibet. White House chief of staff Rahm address head-on an issue that They deserve respect. SPORTS EDITOR In 1959, the inaugural Emanuel was elected mayor of ASSOCIATE EDITOR had languished in Congress and And unless the GOP candi- Daytona 500 race was held; Chicago. Richard Roberts at grass-roots levels for years, dates realize that, and stop talk- Rick Norton although Johnny Beauchamp One year ago: At the 87th ADVERTISING DIRECTOR with no sure resolution. In addi- ing about “amnesty,” they are was initially declared the win- Academy Awards, “Birdman” tion to providing a decade-long guaranteeing that another ner, the victory was later award- won best picture; Julianne ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett Democrat named Clinton will be ed to Lee Petty. Moore received the best actress process for legalization, it also Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER required certainty that the bor- sitting in the Oval Office come In 1967, more than 25,000 Oscar for “Still Alice” while January. U.S. and South Vietnamese Eddie Redmayne was recognized Sheena Meyer der with Mexico and the U.S. is LIFESTYLES EDITOR secured within five years of its So, run Marco, run. And stop troops launched Operation as best actor for “The Theory of Junction City, aimed at smash- Everything.” Joey Logano won William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR passage. The proposal passed apologizing for one of the things Richard Yarber you actually got right. ing a Vietcong stronghold near his first career Daytona 500 the Senate, but died in the the Cambodian border. after taking the lead following a (Although the communists were restart with 19 laps remaining. 423-472-5041 ——— driven out, they later returned.) Today’s Birthdays: Actor Telephone (About the writer: © 2016 Christine Flowers. Christine Flowers is an In 1974, Pakistan officially Paul Dooley is 88. Actor James attorney and a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, and can be recognized Bangladesh (former- Hong is 87. 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Authorities they weren’t targeted for any rea- said, explaining that Dalton, at Authorities trying to piece Jason Dalton, a 45-year-old did not provide a motive for what son other than they were there to times, owned a Chevrolet together an hours-long weekend Uber driver and former insur- they said was his targeting of vic- be a target?” Kalamazoo County Camaro and two Hummer SUVs. rampage that left six people dead ance adjuster who police said tims with no apparent connec- Prosecutor Jeff Getting said at a Progressive Insurance con- in western Michigan said they had no criminal record, was tion to him or to each other in Sunday news conference. firmed that he once worked for are looking into a report that the arrested in connection with the the Saturday night shootings. Kalamazoo County the company before leaving in suspect picked up at least one shootings after a massive man- “How do you go and tell the Undersheriff Paul Matyas 2011. fare for a ride-hailing service hunt and was expected to be families of these victims that described a terrifying series of Dalton was an insurance attacks that began about 6 p.m. adjuster who did auto-body esti- Saturday outside the Meadows mates and once taught an auto- apartment complex on the east- body repair class at an area com- ern edge of Kalamazoo County, munity college, said James where a woman was shot multi- Block, who has lived next door to ple times. She was expected to him for 17 years. survive. “He loved to do things outside A little more than four hours with his kids” like taking them later and 15 miles away, a father for rides on his lawn tractor, and his 17-year-old son were Block said. fatally shot while looking at cars Dalton’s wife and children at a car dealership. were unhurt, authorities said. Fifteen minutes after that, five The suspect was in contact people were gunned down in the with more than one person dur- parking lot of a Cracker Barrel ing the rampage, authorities AP photo restaurant, Matyas said. Four of said, but they would not elabo- This imAge provided by the them died. rate. Prosecutors said they did Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s “These are random murders,” not expect to charge anyone Office shows Jason Dalton of Matyas said.else. Kalamazoo County. Dalton was Dalton was arrested without Authorities were interviewing arrested early Sunday in down- incident about 12:40 a.m. Dalton and reviewing his phone. town Kalamazoo following a Sunday after a deputy spotted They did not know if the hand- massive manhunt after several his vehicle driving through gun belonged to him, Getting victims were shot at random. downtown Kalamazoo after leav- said. ing a bar parking lot, authorities “This is every community’s said. nightmare — when you have Public Safety Chief Jeff Hadley Matyas declined to disclose someone going around just ran- embraced. anything found in the vehicle domly killing people, no rhyme, Andraya Croft/Detroit Free Press via AP The four people killed outside except for a semi-automatic no reason,” Getting said. Flowers lie near a makeshift memorial outside a Cracker Barrel restaurant Sunday in Kalamazoo, the restaurant were identified as handgun. Tammy George said the Mich. According to police, a man drove around Kalamazoo fatally shooting several people at multiple 62-year-old Mary Lou Nye of By midday, authorities were woman who was shot outside the locations on Saturday, including the parking lot of the restaurant. Authorities identified the shooter as Baroda and 60-year-old Mary Jo investigating a Facebook post apartment building is her next- Jason Dalton. Nye, 68-year-old Barbara that indicated the suspect was door neighbor. She and her fam- Hawthorne and 74-year-old driving for Uber during the man- ily heard the gunfire, ran outside Dorothy Brown, all of Battle hunt and had taken at least one and saw the woman on the Creek. fare, Getting said. ground. The two victims killed at the Uber forced to drive defensively, A spokeswoman for Uber con- Four bullets flew into a closet car dealership were identified as firmed that Dalton was a driver of George’s home, she said. Her Tyler Smith and his father, for the company, but she son, James, was playing video Richard, who was 53. declined to say whether he was games with two friends a few feet again, after Mich. mass shooting A 14-year-old girl wounded at driving Saturday night. away from where the bullets the restaurant was hospitalized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — As high demand, and for side-step- their investigation. In a state- Uber prohibits both passen- pierced the wall. in critical condition. authorities look for the reasons ping regulators and licensing ment, Uber chief security officer gers and drivers from possessing “I checked out the back win- Late Sunday night, mourners why a Michigan man allegedly requirements in some cities Joe Sullivan said the company is guns of any kind in a vehicle. dow and saw a car speeding off,” streamed into a Kalamazoo embarked on a mass shooting where it’s opened for business. “horrified and heartbroken at the Anyone found to be in violation of said James George, 17. church for a prayer service spree over the weekend, the ride- And after several reported senseless violence.” the policy may be prohibited On Sunday morning, Tammy intended to honor the victims hailing service Uber is address- assaults by drivers, critics have While Uber says it screens from using or driving for the George came outside to clean the and help residents cope. ing his record as a driver with also complained the company drivers and conducts back- service. parking lot. With a population of about the company. should do more to screen drivers ground checks, critics say the A man who knows Dalton said “I was worried about the kids 75,000, Kalamazoo is about 160 Critics say the episode could and guard passengers’ safety. ride-hailing company uses pri- he was a married father of two coming out and seeing their miles west of Detroit. It is home bring more attention to concerns Some of that criticism has vate screening services that don’t who never showed any signs of mom’s blood,” she said. “I to Western Michigan University about the fast-growing service, been raised by competitors and have access to as much informa- violence. cleaned it up. No kid should have and the headquarters of popular which has been dogged by con- regulators who argue that Uber’s tion as local police can obtain Gary Pardo Jr., whose parents to come out and see their par- craft beer maker Bell’s Brewery. troversy on the road to becoming success has come as the compa- when they check fingerprint live across the street from Dalton ent’s blood on the ground.” The city also is known for the one of the most valuable private- ny has expanded while seeking records. in Kalamazoo Township, During a Sunday morning anonymously funded Kalamazoo ly funded companies in the to avoid the strict licensing and The company said earlier this described him as a family man news conference, some law Promise program, which has world. permit requirements that tradi- month that it will pay $28.5 mil- who seemed fixated on cars and enforcement officials wiped teary paid college tuition of students Jason Dalton, the man arrest- tional tax companies face. lion to settle two lawsuits that often worked on them. eyes or got choked up. When the “He would go a month without news conference ended, who graduate from Kalamazoo ed in connection with the “I do think this is an outra- alleged Uber misled customers mowing his lawn but was very Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Public Schools for more than a Kalamazoo rampage that left six geous incident that’s going to about safety procedures and meticulous with his cars,” Pardo Hopewell and Department of decade. people dead, is a former insur- draw more attention to this fees. It’s also facing a separate a ance adjuster who had been issue,” said Dave Sutton, lawsuit by district attorneys in working as a driver for Uber’s spokesman for “Who’s Driving San Francisco and Los Angeles, ride-hailing service. Authorities You,” an organization backed by who alleged that Uber’s checks were investigating unconfirmed Uber’s competitors in the taxi failed to prevent the company reports he may have picked up and limousine industry, which from hiring several felons. passengers in the hours before has fought the company’s expan- If Dalton had no criminal and after the rampage on sion. record, it’s not clear that Uber Saturday. Authorities identified Dalton would have had any reason to San Francisco-based Uber has as a 45-year-old from Kalamazoo keep him from driving. Uber, been one of the most successful Township who police said had no meanwhile, instituted a policy tech industry startups in recent criminal record. They said vic- last year that prohibits driver years, as millions of customers tims of the shootings in and and passengers from possessing have flocked to use its smart- around the city of Kalamazoo firearms. Anyone found to be in phone app for hailing rides in had no apparent connection to violation of the policy may be 380 cities around the globe. The him or to each other. prohibited from using or driving company says its drivers are Uber spokeswoman Nairi for the service. independent contractors who Hourdajian confirmed Dalton While there have been several use the app to help find cus- had driven for Uber. Hourdajian cases in which Uber drivers have tomers and schedule trips. wouldn’t say whether he was been charged with assaulting Private backers have poured picking up fares for the ride- passengers, there have also been more than $10 billion into the sharing service Saturday night. incidents in which the compa- company, under terms that Authorities, however, were ny’s drivers have been attacked value the business at more than investigating a Facebook post by passengers. $50 billion — making it the which indicated the suspect was Uber has also faced com- biggest in a recent wave of tech driving erratically around the plaints that one of its executives firms that have grown to enor- time of the shootings and may in New York used information mous size without taking the tra- have picked up at least one Uber collected by the Uber app to ditional step of selling stock to fare while authorities were look- track a passenger’s movements. the public. ing for him, according to The company has since said that But since its launch in 2009, Kalamazoo County Prosecutor it has taken steps to protect pas- Uber has faced criticism for a Jeff Getting. senger’s privacy, including strict pricing formula that can send Uber said Sunday that it has limits on access to the identities rates skyrocketing at times of offered to assist authorities in of riders.

Startup promotes healthy habits among co-workers NASHVILLE (AP) — A petition when it came to staying change.” Tennessee startup is using the in shape. They built the app for The Spire app also allows par- power of social networks to try to consumers, and its greatest ticipants to sync their data from address what has long eluded appeal became the health sup- their fitness devices — a Fitbit or insurers, health care providers port network it offered. Jawbone — providing them with and employers — how to encour- “The thing that really kept a comprehensive view of their age healthier lifestyles. them coming back on a consis- exercise feats. Spire, based in Nashville and tent basis was the positive com- Spire, which has raised capital Chattanooga, offers an app that munity,” Yagel said. “People were from investors in Nashville and capitalizes on the peer pressure having really substantial behav- Chattanooga, includes 15 and accountability fostered by ior change experiences through employees, half of whom are soft- social networks and creates a just the presence of people who ware developers. Co-founder forum for individuals to share were offering them consistent, Michael Brooks remains with the their health-related victories as positive support.” company as chief product officer they cheer on others in their The business has since shifted and designer. communities. to target corporate clients that Kelley joined the company in “Behavior change really comes benefit from having a healthy 2012 after spending the previous from having people support each workforce — both in cost reduc- decade building the other,” said Jonathan Yagel, tions and productivity. Employee Documentary Channel, a net- Spire vice president. teams can compete against one work bought by Participant The company, led by CEO Jay another in fitness challenges and Media. Kelley in Nashville, has part- encourage each other to eat nered with Blue Cross Blue healthy or exercise. The idea is Shield of Tennessee to provide that by fostering company cul- the Spire platform to employers, tures that support healthy as well as Vanderbilt University habits, Spire can have an impact Medical Center and CHI on an individual’s well-being, Memorial Hospital in Yagel said. SEE BAD Chattanooga. “If you go into the break room The company came together in and everyone is eating dough- WEATHER? 2010 when its three founders — nuts and you pull out your salad, former soccer players at it’s like, ‘What are you doing?’ “ CALL US Covenant College and Clemson he said. “It is our belief that to University — sought a way to have sustained behavior change 472-5041 maintain a sense of friendly com- you have to have a cultural 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, February 22, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Venezuela takes on Zika virus amid shortages and information blackout CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — around the end of March. cies, on local television channels This is what the Zika outbreak Neighboring Colombia, by con- and even at the presidential looks like in Venezuela, a coun- trast, has reported more than palace, their mother lost the abil- try whose medical system has 30,000 cases. ity to walk, speak, open her eyes teetered for months on the brink It’s been a year since the gov- and, finally, to breathe. of collapse: ernment published up-to-date “They shut the doors on us. There’s a lack of bug spray to epidemiological data and reach- There’s just not medicine here,” prevent mosquito bites, scant ing the Health Ministry for infor- daughter Nehara Ramos said. contraceptives to avert pregnan- mation is frustrating. The main The country’s private, opposi- cies, little medicine to treat Zika- line for hits “Zika situation room” tion-leaning pharmaceutical linked maladies. There has been was out of order Tuesday and the association says Venezuela only no effective public health cam- person answering another num- has 20 percent of the medica- paign to inform the public about ber for the room hung up twice tions it requires, a result of cur- the disease — and nobody really on a reporter. rency and price controls. knows how many infections To compensate for the lack of The government blames the there have been. official figures, doctors have been shortages on “economic war” “It’s just terrible what we are turning to informal surveys, waged by its right-wing oppo- living,” said Carla Natera, a 50- social media and even Google nents. year-old local government work- analytics to try to get a handle on Earlier this month, Health er who contracted Zika and the scope of the outbreak. Minister Luisana Melo invited spent three days searching phar- The virus has been linked to a sick Venezuelans to email AP photo macies for an ointment to calm spike in Guillain-Barre, a rare requests for medicine to a state- AnitA AvilAn reahes into a basket where Aedes aegypti mosquitos are cultivated, inside an ento- the angry rash that broke out on disorder in which the immune run Gmail account. Last week, mology department laboratory at the Central University of Venezuela, in Caracas, Venezuela. Preventing her face and body. system attacks the nervous sys- President Nicolas Maduro said the Zika virus’ spread in the absence of a public campaign in a Venezuela where the health care system William Barrientos, a doctor tem, causing temporary paraly- the country had received a spe- is near collapse means the people most at risk, the poor, don’t even know about the epidemic. Chronic and opposition lawmaker, says sis that can be fatal. Health offi- cial shipment of drugs that will shortages have left the country without insect repellent or contraceptives, leaving women unable to guard the socialist government is not cials say the country has seen be sufficient to combat Zika, but against pregnancy, not to mention sexual transmission of the virus. equipped to confront a health 255 cases of the Guillain-Barre did not specify what the ship- crisis in a country where food syndrome since the Zika out- ment included. What they haven’t been doing nant women have contracted tifying the DNA of the virus. and medicine shortages are break began — a much higher The Health Ministry is advising with any regularity is offering the Zika and are under medical Doctors have to rely on a clinical acute, the economy is a sham- incidence than reported in other the public to use bug spray, an public advice on how to behave. observation. diagnosis based only on symp- bles and a political crisis deep- countries grappling with the item all but impossible to come Venezuelan officials say the Doctors are also complaining toms. ens by the day. virus. by in Venezuela these days, and country has not yet seen any that laboratories have been “It’s like flying by instru- “There is no education and “Normally, we’d expect 30 or to clean out their tubs of stand- cases of birth defects associated unable to obtain the chemical ments,” pediatrician Carolina information campaign among the 40 cases of Guillain-Barre a ing water once a week. That is a with Zika, as have been reported needed to diagnose Zika by iden- Mirabal said. population here,” and no track- month,” said former health min- lot to ask, however, of the many in Brazil. ing of the mosquitoes that carry ister José Félix Oletta. “What this Venezuelans keep tubs in their Other countries have advised the virus, he said. shows is that the minister has homes full of water to deal with women to postpone pregnancy LEGAL PUBLICATION The scale of what Venezuela is the total number of Zika cases chronic shortages. until the Zika epidemic has NOTICE OF SALE going through is unclear. wrong. It’s much higher.” Meanwhile, state media have slowed. But in Venezuela, con- The following vehicles are being held at North and Officials alerted the World Health Venezuela’s medical shortages been broadcasting a steady doms and birth control pills are South Towing, 2862 South Lee Hwy, Cleveland, TN Organization to the first case of could easily boost the mortality stream of footage of health offi- in extremely short supply, mak- 37311. Anyone who has proof of ownership must Zika here in November but did rate for Guillia-Barre, which is cials accompanying workers on ing it complicated for women to reclaim the vehicle. Owner or Lien Holder must pay not release statistics or reach out about 5 percent in developed mosquito fumigation and avoid pregnancy. all storage and towing charges, Failure of the Owner to the public until two months countries. Nancy Pino, a 68- immunoglobulin distribution In the western state of Zulia, a or Lien Holder to exercise their rights to reclaim later. year-old retired school adminis- missions. focal point of the epidemic, local the vehicle within the time allowed shall be deemed The Health Ministry is now trator, died last month of health authorities say 25 preg- a waiver of all rights, title and interest in the vehi- reporting more than 5,000 sus- Guillain-Barre that developed cle and consent to sale of the vehicle at public auc- pected Zika cases and three after she fell ill over Christmas LEGAL PUBLICATION tion. related deaths. with symptoms of Zika. NOTICE OF SALE YR MAKE MODEL VIN But a network of independent Doctors said the woman from The following vehicles are being held at North and 02 HONDA USE 1HGCG56772A029116 physicians allied with the opposi- the lowland state of Anzoategui South Towing, 2862 South Lee Hwy, Cleveland, TN 04 CHEVY TRA BLAZ 1GNDS13S542397740 tion — the Venezuelan Society of needed intravenous 37311. Anyone who has proof of ownership must 01 FORD MUS 1FAFP40441F109730 Public Health — says that’s likely immunoglobulin therapy, and reclaim the vehicle. Owner or Lien Holder must pay 98 HOND PRE JHMBB6244WC003740 a dramatic underestimate. It sent her three children on a fran- all storage and towing charges, Failure of the Owner February 22, 2016 says a polling of local health offi- tic two-week search for the med- or Lien Holder to exercise their rights to reclaim cials found a rise in acute fevers icine after they rushed her to the vehicle within the time allowed shall be deemed LEGAL PUBLICATION that could correspond to Caracas. a waiver of all rights, title and interest in the vehi- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 400,000 Zika cases, and the out- As the family begged for cle and consent to sale of the vehicle at public auc- STATE OF TENNESSEE, BRADLEY COUNTY break will likely reach its peak immunoglobulin at state agen- tion. WHEREAS, Kathy A. Prokopchuk executed a Deed YR MAKE MODEL VIN of Trust to Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- 02 DODGE ISE 2B3HD46R62H146102 tems, Inc., as nominee for Southern Heritage Bank, 05 CHRY LMT 2C8GP64L35R262477 Lender and Realty Title & Escrow Services, Inc, Damascus residents weary of 10 PONT G/6 1G2ZA5E01A4108894 Trustee(s), which was dated April 28, 2011 and re- 85 CHEV DMV DMV40213 corded on May 3, 2011 in Book 2032, Page reports on provisional truce 07 CHEV EQU 2CNDL13F976041710 143-150, Bradley County, Tennessee Register of 06 HOND VCA JH2RC504X6M202271 Deeds. DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — “The modalities for a cessation 99 NISS PAT JN8AR07Y4XW388397 Residents of the Syrian capital of hostilities are now being com- WHEREAS, default having been made in the pay- 92 FORD F15 1FTEX15NXNKB14269 ment of the debt(s) and obligation(s) thereby se- expressed skepticism on Monday pleted,” Kerry said, adding that 99 HOND ACC JHMCG5646XC002259 about reports that a “provisional it was “possible over the course cured by the said Deed of Trust and the current 04 JEEP WRG 1J4FA49S34P774866 holder of said Deed of Trust, U.S. Bank National As- agreement” has been reached for of these next hours.” February 15,22, 2016 a truce, a day after a wave of The Damascus authorities sociation, (the “Holder”), appointed the under- Islamic State bombings killed said the government was ready signed, Brock & Scott, PLLC, as Substitute Trustee, LEGAL PUBLICATION by an instrument duly recorded in the Office of the about 130 people in govern- to take part in a truce as long as NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING ment-held areas near Damascus it is not used by militants to Register of Deeds of Bradley County, Tennessee, with all the rights, powers and privileges of the and beyond. reinforce their positions. Syrian The City of Cleveland will hold a public meeting on Details of the tentative cease- troops, backed by Russian war- original Trustee named in said Deed of Trust; and Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 6:00 pm in the City NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the fire, announced in Jordan on planes are on a major offensive Council Room, located in the Cleveland Municipal Sunday by U.S. Secretary of in the northern Aleppo province, entire indebtedness has been declared due and pay- Building, 190 Church Street, Cleveland, TN. State John Kerry, have not been trying to seal the border with able as provided in said Deed of Trust by the Holder, and that as agent for the undersigned, made public. Even if a truce Turkey, a key supporter of the The City of Cleveland is proposing to construct the were to take hold, the Islamic rebels, before any truce is Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee, by virtue Ocoee Greenway Connector along a section of of the power and authority vested in it, will on State is not party to any such reached. South Mouse Creek and along a section of Fillauer cease-fires or negotiations for a Meanwhile, the Syrian govern- April 7, 2016, at 1:00PM at the usual and custom- Branch. This project consists of constructing a 10 ary location at the Bradley County Courthouse, truce. ment’s supply route to the city of feet wide multi-use concrete path beginning at Cleveland, Tennessee, proceed to sell at public out- Sunday’s blasts that ripped Aleppo was cut by heavy fighting Tinsley Park and terminating at existing sidewalks through the Sayyida Zeinab sub- Monday as the army, supported cry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the fol- near the intersection of Ocoee Crossing and Blythe lowing described property situated in Bradley urb of Damascus and the central by allied militias and the Ferry Road on Ocoee Street. The project will be city of Homs were among the Russian air force, fought to con- County, Tennessee, to wit: ADA compliant and includes retaining walls, land- Land in the Second Civil District of Bradley deadliest bombings in govern- solidate its recent gains in the scaping, pedestrian lighting and pedestrian signals. ment-held areas in Syria’s dev- northern province. County, Tennessee, being Lot No. Eighty- four (84) on the plan of Harbor Hills, Unit II, as shown by astating five-year civil war. The Britain-based Syrian The meeting will begin with a formal presentation The Islamic State group Observatory for Human Rights, plat of record in Plat Book 3, Page 211, Register's followed by a question and answer period. The pub- Office for said County, to which plan reference is claimed both attacks. The which relies on a network of con- lic is invited to use this opportunity to view pre- extremists are dug in on the out- tacts to monitor the war, said hereby made for a more complete description. liminary plans and express their opinion concern- TOGETHER WITH all rights appurtenant to the sub- skirts of the two cities and have Islamic militias assaulted gov- ing this project as part of the public record. Repre- repeatedly targeted pro-govern- ernment-held positions around ject property in the Easement of record in Book sentatives from the City of Cleveland will be pre- 243, Page 880, said Register's Office. ment strongholds. Khanaser, a town southeast of sent to provide information relative to the general The mood in government-con- Aleppo, setting off intense clash- Being the same property conveyed to Kathy A. location, major design features, the social, eco- Prokopchuk from Roy E. Bond and wife, Patricia A. trolled Damascus was subdued es that have lasted through the nomic, environmental, and/or other effects of the on Monday. Inside the day. Khanaser lies along the gov- Bond by deed recorded ______, ______, of record planned project, the tentative schedules for right of in Book 2032, Page 141, Register's Office for Brad- Hamidiyeh Souk, a popular ernment’s only access route to way acquisition, construction and any other mat- ley County, Tennessee. bazaar which is typically crowd- Aleppo. ters of public interest. ed with shoppers on any given Aleppo, Syria’s largest city and Subject to all easements, restrictive covenants and day, people said they were wor- one-time commercial center, is conditions, and other matters of record, including Persons with a disability, who require aids or serv- all items set out on any applicable plat of record. ried that a ceasefire would not divided between the government ices to participate at the meeting, may contact Mr. be evenly observed and could and its opponents, while IS Parcel ID Number: 002E D 011.00 Brian Beck at 423-479-1913 or by e-mail at Address/Description: 292 Sue Circle Northwest, leave the Syrian authorities vul- holds a wide front to the east of [email protected], no later than ten (10) days nerable. the city. Georgetown, TN 37336. prior to the date of the meeting. Written state- Current Owner(s): Kathy A. Prokopchuk. “I hope there will be no cease- Fighting has been fierce in ments and other exhibits in place of or in addition Other Interested Party(ies): N/A fire. Because if there is a cease- Aleppo province in recent weeks to oral statements made at the public meeting may fire, Turks will increase their amid a government offensive to The sale of the property described above shall be be submitted within twenty-one (21) days following subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; support for criminals and trai- cut off the rebel stronghold. the date of the hearing to the address below: tors,” said Ahmad Al-Omar from The Russian Foreign Ministry any and all liens against said property for unpaid the northern Aleppo province, put out a statement on Monday property taxes; any restrictive covenants, ease- City of Cleveland ments or set-back lines that may be applicable; any adding that Turkey may seek to condemning Sunday’s bomb Development & Engineering Services let opposition fighters in via its blasts in Damascus and Homs prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority Attention: Brian Beck border with Syria. and calling for a “proper, princi- created by a fixture filing; a deed of trust; and any 185 2nd Street NE matter than an accurate survey of the premises Others at the bazaar echoed pled response” from the interna- Cleveland, TN 37311 President Bashar Assad’s state- tional community to prevent ter- might disclose; and ments that a ceasefire could give rorist groups from further aggra- All right and equity of redemption, statutory or Questions or comments regarding the public meet- otherwise, homestead, and dower are expressly an advantage to rebel forces and vating the situation in Syria and ing may be directed to the following offices: also the Islamic State group. inciting sectarian strife. waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is be- “I believe that those proposals “The brutal crimes by extrem- lieved to be good, but the undersigned will sell and City of Cleveland convey only as Substitute Trustee. The right is re- now are ... a pretext to stop the ists are aimed at intimidating Attn: Brian Beck, PE advance of the Syrian army the civilian population and served to adjourn the day of the sale to another 185 2nd Street NE 2719 which is trying to liberate the undermining attempts to day, time, and place certain without further publi- Cleveland, TN 37311 homeland,” said Ahmad Al-Issa. achieve a lasting political settle- cation, upon announcement at the time and place 423-479-1913 for the sale set forth above. Sunday’s blasts came as Kerry ment of the Syrian crisis in the announced that a “provisional interests of all Syrians and Email: [email protected] This office is attempting to collect a debt. Any in- agreement” has been reached on efforts to end the violence and formation obtained will be used for that purpose. a cessation of hostilities that bloodshed,” the Russian state- Passpointe Engineering Brock & Scott, PLLC, Substitute Trustee could begin in the next few days. ment said. Attn: Jan Pass, PE c/o Tennessee Foreclosure Department But he acknowledged that it’s Hickory Valley Road, Suite B 277 Mallory Station Road not finalized and all parties Chattanooga, TN 37421 Suite 115 might not automatically comply. 423-451-6601 Franklin, TN 37067 Kerry declined to go into the [email protected] PH: 615-550-7697 FX: 615-550-8484 details of the agreement, saying File No.: 15-24368 FC01 February 22, 2016 February 22, 29, 2016; March 7, 2016 it “is not yet done.”

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DENTAL PRACTICE looking for a DANNY'S TREE SERVICE: Tree re- CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY full- time dental assistant. The candi- moval, shrubbery trimmed and date must be outgoing, dependable, planted, firewood. Senior Discounts. ANNOUNCEMENTS 039 Services and Repairs enthusiastic, and motivated. One 30 years experience. 423-244-6676. plus year of experience with a li- ExTREME MAINTENANCE Home/ 001 Classified Ad Policy 040 General Services Offered cense in dental assisting in the state Mobile Home Commercial, residen- of Tennessee. The following certifi- tial, Painting (interior/ exterior). 002 Special Notices 041 Professional Services cations are a plus: Radiology, Ni- BY OWNER: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Decks, plumbing, electrical, roofing, PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- 1,552 square feet, propane gas log 003 Card of Thanks 042 Day Care trous, Coronal Polishing, and Seal- siding, all work! 30 years experi- tate advertised in this newspaper is ants. Send resume to fireplace in living room, black re- 004 Good Things to Eat 043 Moving and Hauling ence. Free estimates. subject to the Federal Fair Housing frigerator, glass top stove and dish- [email protected] or mail to: 423-331-7045. Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- #753-P, c/o Cleveland Daily Banner, washer included, white gE washer/ 005 Lost and Found REAL ESTATE (Rental) OCOEE SERVICES: Mowing, man Rights Act which makes it ille- dryer, large deck on back of house P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN gal to advertise "any preference, 006 Estate Sales and Auctions 045 Vacation Rentals 37320-3600 Landscaping, commercial/ residen- accessible from master only, dou- tial, licensed/ insured. Free esti- limitation or discrimination based on ble pane/ storm windows, hard- 007 Personals race, color, religion, sex, or national 046 Storage Space for Rent EARN THOUSAND$ from home. Be mates. www.ocoeeservices.com wood/ carpet, unfinished base- 423-475-7183. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- ment, 1301 Harrison Pike, Stuart 008 Adoptions 047 Business Property for Rent careful of work-at-home schemes. tention to make any such prefer- Hidden costs can add up, and re- School zone, $149,900. Call MERCHANDISE ence, limitation or discrimination." 423-593-4574. 048 Office Space for Rent quirements may be unrealistic. This newspaper will not knowingly Learn how to avoid work-at-home 41. Professional Services 009 Pets and Supplies 049 Apartments for Rent accept any advertising for real estate FOR SALE By Owner in Charleston: scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- WANTED: MENTAL, Behavioral, In- which is in violation of the law. Our 010 Arts and Crafts 050 Mobile Homes for Rent mission. 1-877-FTC-HELP. A mes- dividual, group, A & D, Professional 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,550 square readers are informed that all dwell- feet. Possible rental. Serious inquir- 011 Articles for Rent sage from Cleveland Daily Banner Counseling position. 423-303-0472. ings advertised in this newspaper 051 Sleeping Rooms and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at ies only. $140,000. 423-599-2919. 45. vacation Rentals are available on an equal opportu- 012 Want to Rent 053 Houses for Rent www.ftc.gov nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- WE BUY houses for cash 013 Swap or Trade 2 RIVERS CAMPINg: RV Park, nity, M/F. 423-829-0447. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ExPERIENCED CAREgIVERS and Cabin Rentals, directly on the river 014 Want to Buy CNAs who are available to work 3 BEDROOMS, 1.5 bath, $850 054 Lots for Sale at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee 59. mobile Homes for Sale 015 Yard Sales 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. Please apply Rivers. 423-338-7208. monthly, $850 deposit. 055 Realtors in person at 60 25th Street NW #3, 423-310-7906. 5 BEDROOM home $69,900 deliv- 016 Antiques For Sale in Cleveland. Monday- Friday from BEAR PAW COTTAgES- 2, 3 bed- ered set with heat pump! 056 Houses for Sale 11am-5pm. rooms, $75- $85. Mountains, fire- ATTRACTIVE, PRIVATE 2 bedroom 423-536-9009! 018 Articles For Sale house, front deck, back deck, 1 car place, serenity. 423-476–8480. 62. Boats & marine Equipment 024 Heavy/Farm Equipment 057 Farms & Acreage for Sale HIRINg 3 people to work in Auto- garage, washer/ dryer hookup, $650 058 Business Property for Sale motive Detailing Shop 46. Storage Space for Rent monthly plus deposit. References re- 2005: 16 Foot Tracker Bass Boat For Sale 423-599-5209. quired. No Smoking. No pets. with 115 hp motor and trailer. $6,000 CALFEE'S MINI Warehouse for rent: 423-472-6641 or 423-650-3335. 025 Livestock-Horses-Poultry 059 Mobile Homes for Sale georgetown Pike, Spring Place firm. 423-665-3304. 060 Mobile Home Lots for Sale Road and Highway 64. Call 026 Plants-Soil-Seed-Feed 476–2777. 061 Commercial Bldgs. for Sale 027 Wood For Sale TEMPSAFE STORAgE Shiloh Baptist Church, Ocoee, TN 028 Cemetery Lots For Sale VEHICLES/BOATS/PARTS Climate Controlled & Outside Units is seeking a Part-Time Minister of Music EMPLOYMENT 062 Boats & Marine Equipment Downtown Location 063 Motorcycles & Bikes & georgetown Road 029 Help Wanted - Part Time JOB FAIR full time positions needed: 614-4111 Candidates should have knowledge of both traditional 030 Help Wanted - Full Time 064 Recreational Vehicles Managers and Crew. Part time posi- and contemporary styles of music and have the ability tions also available. Flexible sched- 48. Office Space for Rent 031 Work Wanted 065 Campers & Equipment ules, meal discounts and competitive OFFICE AVAILABLE. Multiple sizes, to lead the congregation in a blended worship service. FINANCIAL 066 Auto Parts pay. Hiring for all Cleveland loca- 423-991-4984. tions. JOB FAIR Wyngate Hotel 110 033 Business Opportunities 067 Automotive Repair Interstate Drive NW, Cleveland, TN OffICE/ RETAIl Space Available, Send resume to Music Search Committee, Shiloh 068 Sport Utility Vehicles Saturday, February 27 10am-? short and long term lease. Several Baptist Church, 358 Hwy 64, Ocoee, TN 37361 or 034 Money To Lend locations, priced from $300 up. Call INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICES 069 Trucks for Sale LOCAL COMPANY hiring over the Jones Properties 423-472-4000 email to [email protected] road drivers Class A CDL. 2 years www.jonesproperties.biz. 036 Instructions and Lessons 070 Vans - Misc. for Sale minimum experience with good re- 037 Business/Trade Schools 071 Trailers for Sale cord. 423-595-8922. 49. Apartments for Rent 072 Cars for Sale $1,800: LUxURY Apartment, fully 038 Barber/Beauty Salons NOW ACCEPTINg applications for furnished, utilities paid. Located on Nick's Pizza Steaks & More at 4265 quiet side street. Contact Jones Cleveland Daily Banner T L Rogers Street, off of Stuart Properties 423-472-4000 0. WEBSITE DIRECTORY Road. Needed Cooks, Waitresses, www.jonesproperties.biz is presently accepting applications 2. Special Notices all positions available. Apply Mon- CLEVELAND DAILY Banner SCHOLARSHIPS gUARANTEED or day- Friday 10am-4pm. $400: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath close to for independent contracted newspaper carriers (423)472-5041 your money back! Beware of schol- greenway, water/ sewer paid. for the McDonald area. www.clevelandbanner.com arship “guarantees.” Before you pay PEST CONTROl 423-472-4000 or [email protected] for a search service, get the refund Route Technician www.jonesproperties.biz 1. Classified Ad Policy policy in writing. Call the Federal Fast growing, local pest control com- $875 LUxURY Townhouse New Daily newspapers must be delivered by 5: PM Trade Commission at pany seeking route technician. Chat- Castle Drive NW Cleveland 2 bed- ERRORS NOT the fault of the ad- 1-877-FTC-HELP to learn how to tanooga area. Must be self- moti- room, 2 1/2 bath, 423-618-0823. Monday thru Friday vertiser which clearly reduce the avoid scholarship scams. A mes- vated, dependable, possess good value of the advertisement should be sage from Cleveland Daily Banner people skills and place a high priority $950: LUxURY Townhouse 2 bed- Sunday by 7: AM corrected the first day. Then, one and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at on customer service. Must be willing room, 2.5 bath, hardwood/ tile/ car- corrected insertion will be made www.ftc.gov and capable to crawl under houses pet, jacuzzi tub, gas fireplace, with without charge, if the advertiser calls and in attics. Company match retire- garage. PROVISION REAL ESTATE Dependable transportation, valid driver’s license before 3pm the afternoon the error ment plan, paid vacation, uniforms AND PROPERTY MANAgEMENT appears. The CLEVELAND DAILY 5. lost And found and company truck provided. Must LLC 423-693-0301. and insurance are required. BANNER assumes no responsibility have TN pesticide certification, good for errors after the first corrected in- LOST YOUR pet? Check daily at the driving record and pass background sertion. The Publisher reserves the Cleveland Animal Shelter, 360 Hill check and drug screening. We pay Applications will be accepted right to revise or reject, at his option, Street. based on completed jobs The more Monday–Friday 9: AM – 4: PM any advertisement he deems objec- you do, the more you make. If you tionable either in subject or phrase- 7. Personals are looking for a position where ology or which he may deem detri- there is no cap on how much you mental to his business. Deadline for AL-ANON OFFERS help for families make. This is the job for you. Our Cleveland Daily Banner classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- of alcoholics. For meeting informa- average technician makes $40,000+. day is 2pm for business ads and tion call 423-284-1612. Send resume to: #754-P, c/o Cleve- 1505 25th Street NW 3pm for personal ads the day before land Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE support tate advertised in this newspaper is C l e v e l a n d T N 3 7 3 1 1 ad is to run. Sunday deadline is group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 11am Friday for business ads and subject to the Federal Fair Housing days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or SAlES ASSISTANT Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- 12 noon Friday for personal ads. 25 for location. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. All Local office seeks a full time Sales man Rights Act which makes it ille- Assistant to assist the manage- gal to advertise "any preference, corrections must be made by dead- IF YOU want to drink that's your line day before ad runs. Visa/Master- ment staff with the day to day ad- limitation or discrimination based on business…If you want to quit, call Al- ministration of all elements of the race, color, religion, sex, or national card/Discover/American Express are coholics Anonymous. Call 499-6003. accepted. Cleveland Daily Ban- sales process and front office du- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- ner..... 472-5041 ties. This is an Entry level Posi- tention to make any such prefer- 9. Pets And Supplies tion. Responsibilities will include, ence, limitation or discrimination." NOW HIRING 2. Special Notices but not limited to: Answering in- This newspaper will not knowingly DACHSHUND/ BEAgLE mix free to coming phone calls, greeting cli- accept any advertising for real estate BIBLE BELIEVINg Minister avail- good home, female, fixed, shots up ents and visitors, sales office sup- which is in violation of the law. Our able to come to your church. to date, moving can't take. 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