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Celebrating 65 Years In The Tampa Bay Area

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CITY HOSTS EEO TRAINING SEMINAR

The City of Tampa's Division of Community Affairs and the U. S. Equal Opportunity Commission hosted an Equal Opportunity Training Seminar last week at Ragan Park Auditorium. Several topics were covered with presentations from Attorney James W. Jones, Manuel Zurita, Field Director, EEO Commission, Tampa; Atty. Yvette D. Daniels and Atty. Roderick 0. Ford. Atty. Ford, center, is shown with City of Tampa employees: Kenneth Perry, Community Affairs Manager; Jesus Loquias, Maritza Betancourt, Ross Silvers, Joann Blount, Margarita Gonzalez, Edna Cade, Deborah Jones, Cherlylene Beall, Rebecca Cortes and Viola Luke. (Photography by BRUNSON)

Models leaded Deaths 01 Siblings For Charity Event Ruled Accidental

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Governor Visits Changes In WIC' Local Businesses Program Planned SEE PAGE 2 . SEE PAGE 6 ~r------~ Features N N ct UJ School Bookkeeper al Business Owner Gets Surprise ~ UJ ..... a. Visit From Governor Sued Over Missing UJ (j) ~ Funds Arrested c (j) Earlier this month, the UJ ::> Tampa Police Department ..... arrested a ss-year-old woman and charged her with grand theft and official mis­ conduct by falsifying records. She is also a defendant in a civil lawsuit in connection with the case. According to Hillsborough County Jail Records, Ms. Dianne Parker was taken Barber Marven Lindo had into custody on September the opportunity to serve 3rd and charged. She was DIANNE PARKER Governor Charlie Crist !'eleased after posting bond Former Bookkeeper at some authentic Jamaican Erwin Technical Center food during his visit. the following day. Ms. Parker is a 29-year scheme that allegedly BY IRIS B. HOLTON employee of Hillsborough Barber Marven Lindo had the opportunity to give Governor enabled Ms. Parker to con­ Sentinel City Editor County Public Schools. She Charlie Crist a haircut during the governor's recent visit to his has worked at Erwin ceal her improper actions. shop. " School district auditors dis­ Businessman M~rven Technical Center as a book­ keeper since being employed covered the improper trans­ ~ Lindo knew that Governor Crist pulled up in front of Pit, where he served him a fers using the district's new c Charlie Crist would be in Uppercuts Barbershop on E. meal. with the school district. · a: auditing report feature, u.. town recently. His friend, Fletcher Avenue. Lindo said Governor Ms. Parker was respon­ sible for processing funds, which adds another layer of c who is employed by the gov~ "I was surprised when his Crist said he was very z including checks, money scrutiny to bookkeeping. ernor, told him about the entourage pulled up in front impressed to see a young After the discovery, attor­ c:r: man in business for himself. orders, and cash paid to the trip to an area school. of my barbershop. My friend neys for the Hillsborough A riative of Jamaica, Lindo school. However, she is ~ Lindo said his friend also set it all up," Lindo said. County Public Schools filed a c completed his education and alleged to have held on to tn said he would bring the gov­ The 31-year-old father of civil complaint naming Ms. w ernor by his business. He two had the opportunity to training as a barber before numerous checks and money ::) Parker as the defendant. .... was skeptical that this would cut the governor's hair. After corning to Tampa to live with orders ·for several months his father. without proper receipt and The lawsuit alleges she inten­ happen. However, on the haircut, he took tionally failed to properly ~ Thursday, September 1. th, · He obtained work and made deposits for less than l • w Governor Crist next door deposit school funds and > the driver of Governor opened his barbershop in the amount she received. She w to his restaurant, the Jerk instead used the fundSfof

N N FLORIDA SENTINEL BULLETIN refused to treat Bl acks and a: (USPS 202-140) whites equally. In 1870 , w 2207 21st Avenue. Tampa Florida 33605 - (813) 248-1921 Pinchback started a weekly CD Published Every Tuesday and Fri day By :?! FLORIDA SENTINEL BULLETIN PUBLISHING Co ., newspaper, the Louisianan, w Member of National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) which he published until 1- and Ama lgamated Publishers, Inc., New York . a. © 1990 - 94 CP Time®ln!ernational 1881. w C/') POSTMASTER: Send Address Change To: Pinchback's political Florida Sentinel Bulletin, prowess grew as he assumed "' P.O. Box 3363 Tampa, FL 33601 P. B. s. Pinchback: America's chairmanship of key Senate 0 Periodical Pos tage Paid At Tampa, FL C/') W.W. Andrews committees and served as w 1874-1931 (1919) First Black Governorl "president pro Tempore of :> C. Blythe Andrews the State Senate" when 1- 1901-19n (1945) n 1867, Pinckney Louisiana's next constitu­ Founders Benton Stewart tional convention and gave a Lieutenant Governor C. BLYTHE ANDREWS, JR., CHAIRMAN I Pinchback's return to "rousing speech in which he Oscar Dunn died. S. KAY ANDREWS, PUBLISHER Even though Pinchback C. BLYTHE ANDREWS Ill, PRESIDENT/CONTROLLER New Orleans resumed his criticized all prejudice and GWEN HAYES, EDITOR maverick activities that denounced bickering among was elected to the United IRIS HOLTON, CITY EDITOR States House of BETTY DAWKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR marked his civil rights histo­ Black factions." Indeed, Representatives in 1872 and Subscriptions-S44 .00-6 Months Both Editions: $87.00-Per Year Both Ed itions. ry in the region. Having Pinchback introduced sev­ ignored streetcar signs that eral civil rights proposals at the United States Senate in Opinions expressed on editorial pages ol !his newspaper by Columnists or Guesl Wrilors, 1873, in hotly contested do no! necessarily reflect the editorial stance ol The Florida Senl!nel Buflel!n or the Publisher. separated Black riders from the convention, which were whites, Pinchback rode said to be "far reaching and races, he was denied the streetcars designated for ahead of their time." One of seats on both occasions by white riders while serving in them "prohibited discrimina­ the House and the Senate in Stop The Violence the First Louisiana Volunteer tion on public transportation, 1875 and 1876 respectively, In 1876, Pinchback was ust last week, a Tampa man murdered his ex-girl­ Infantry. Later, while a resi­ in business, or at resorts that friend while she held one of his children to her dent of Alabama, were licensed by the state." appointed a custom's survey­ J breast. And now this. Pincbback began to speak Of course, we all know that or for the City of New In a county south of ours, a recent immigrant to this out to groups of Blacks, urg­ nearly a century would pass Orleans. At age 48, ~ land obviously concluded that his family problems were ing them {o become informed before the law was fully Pinchback attended and 0 best settled by a knife rather than by negotiation. So, and involved in political con­ enforced. graduated from Straight 0: according to news reports Messac Dumas allegedly took ventions and meetings In 1868, Pinchback ran University (now Dillard u.. a knife, and slit the throats of his 5 children, Michzah, 9; despite mob violence and ter­ for the Louisiana Senate in University). Having moved to 0 Marven, 6; Maven, 5; Megan, 3; Morgan, 11 months, and Washington, D. C. in 1895 to Z his wife Guerline. Interestingly enough, "Guerline," in rorism against Blacks. an election he lost and < French means "the fighter." But in this fight, she obvi­ Mobilized by the killing of claimed was fraudulent. He practice law and become a ~ ously had no chance to defend herself nor her children. Blacks by a mob at a was awarded the Sena,te seat full-time civil rights advo­ 0 Does it seem coincidental, or is America, these days, Louisiana constitutional con­ four months later and suc­ cate, Pincbback died in CJ'J drowning in a sea of domestic violence? Do not misun­ vention in 1866, Pinchback cessfully passed several key 1921. ~ derstand. The United States has never been a docile returned to Louisiana and legislative measures. One law By the way, did you know !- nation. Stretching back to the massacres of countless established the Fourth Ward recognized the marriages of he was the grandfather of > Native Americans and the savage treatment of Mrican Republican Club, which soon Black men and women, and a Harlem Renaissance writer slaves, Irish immigrants, Italian immigrants and others ffi second law imposed a $100 Jean Toomer, author ofthe who came to this land for a better life, bitterness and became Pincbback's power > celebrated novel Cane? Well, W bloodshed have always seemed to give themselves base. Pincbback's biogra­ fine on owners of public ~ American nicknames. phy states that he attended accommodations who you know it, now, Harambee! ::1: . But domestic violence has also dogged us. Going back sa to the early 1900's, we can remember the great journal­ ~ ist O'Henry writing about a woman who bragged about a Blacks turned out to vote in :> · black-eye she received by a husband who would always record numbers and voted a. hit first, then make-up with presents, after-while. 90% for Obama. Do you ~ Decades later, comedian Jackie Gleason portrayed bus really believe that you can 1- driver Ralph Cramdon who used to threaten his wifd cast out all of the Black votes ~ with "One of these days, 'POW,' RIGHT IN THE KISS­ and Mr. Obama would have -I ER!" It was funny then. But i:t isn't funny now. ~ Somehow, right now, we as a nation must stop domestic won? _..J violence! The time-honored traditions of love and fami­ So many Blacks were proud W ly are in danger! to vote for Barack Obama. z ou can be discriminat­ The chicken may have an He was one of our own, i= z ed against for a num­ idea.about what a bacon and You've got to be Black to fully w Y ber of reasons. Age, egg sandwich is, but the hog understand what a red-letter C/') -oeteating our Children's occasion this was for Black < religion, sex, culture, nation­ knows first hand what it is, 0 al origin or social belief, may To a non-Black, an act that people. a: Boogie-Man all be reasons for certain peo­ is intended to be racist may Please understand that I .0_. ple to discriminate against not seem like an act of understand and Black people LL. everal of our staff writers overheard their children _ . you. It has nothing to do with racism. But a Bhick person understand that not all white comparing the number of· fights at their schools race at alL Racism on the immediately recognizes the people are racists. We realize S since class recently began. Indeed, one child relat- other hand is all together dif­ act for what it is, even though that n~t all white people dis­ - ed how he had seen a fight nearly everyday at school. ferent. The only thing that they may not acknowledge it like President Obama. We Another child commented on how a switchblade had realize that many who dis­ been taken from a classmate. To the credit of our staff· matters in racism is skin Questions and statements members, lectures on nonviolence and on how to handle color. are becoming more and-more agree with some of conflicts and anger quickly followed their children's You can call this column prevalent about public President-Obama's deci­ comments. Nevertheless, many of the children vowed to playing the race card, call it resentment against sions, are not based upon protect themselves first and suffer the consequences , discriminatory, Call it what­ President Barack racism. But also understand later. They promised such response, even though they · ever you want, but call it the Obama! Those who don't that there are many out there knew that su8pension or worse might result from parti­ truth. You've got to be Black believe President Obama's who hate the president simply cipating in school violence. We understand. But we do to really understand racism race is bothering some folks, because of his skin color. not agree. and its affects. listen to the radio and T.V. You've got to be Black to be Needless to say, the news media bas been kept busy turned down for a position reporting recent senseless stabbings, shootings and Yes, baby you may have an Remember two things. The such by our youngsters and young adults, who seem to idea. But to really know, first is that nearly as many when you have all the qualifi­ be unable to control their emotions. Just as we have you've got to be Black non-Blacks voted against cations, the capabilities, the constantly urged parents to talk to their children about It is one thing for you to say President Obamf as those experience and you are the hygiene, sexuality and the prevention of disease and to a friend whose mother who voted for him. The se­ . best candidate. You know pregnancy,-we also urge our parents to talk to their chil­ recently passed away that I cond thing that needs to be this, facts show this and the dren about bow to negotiate and maintain a positive know how you feeL The truth remembered is that Black person with the power to put attitude during conflicts, and how to handle their anger. is that unless your mother people helped to elect you there knows it. We urge our parents to become better mentors and has died, you don't really Yes my friend, you've got to models for the right thing to do, in the midst of argu-: President Obama. ments ·and misunderstandings. Indeed, a child who is know how that friend feels. Have we forgotten that be Black to know the feeling. ~ always bit or who always sees people being hit will W become a perpetrator of violence. It is not rocket sci­ " ence, but truth. more meaningful conversations between parents and children. That way, we will be 2: We also suggest cooler parental tempers and longer, able to defeat our children's boogie-man! Recipients of achievement certificates during a function at Roland Park Elementary School were J. M. Marshall, Alberta Dixon, W. H. Gordon, Mary Webster, Lubertha Hodge, and Georgette Gardner.

Mrs. Mary Ann Jones and Rev. Foster Garvin smiled for the camera while attending an Armettia B & B Society Banquet.

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Judy Green shows what a real Beauty Unliinited feature is supposed to look like. en g Local N Changes To WIG Program To Stan October 1st In news from Tallahassee, gram increased flexibility in ing mothers and their ren participating in the WIC more than half-a-million prescribing culturally appro­ infants. program receive food checks women, infants, and child­ priate foods to WIC's diverse G. Steve Huard, Public that specify which nutritious ren who participate in the population. Information Officer for the food items can be purchased; Florida Department Of Some of the changes will Hillsborough County Health these WIC food checks can Health's WIC Program will include: Department (H.C.H.D.), said be redeemed at any of the receive the new, nationally 1be addition of fruits, veg­ overall responsibility for get­ 2,000-plus authorized gro- televised WIC food package etables, and whole grains for ting the word out about the cery stores in Florida. . beginning October 1st. mothers and 1 to 5-year-old changes will rest with the In addition to offering sup­ Based on the 2005 Dietary children. U. S. Department of plemental healthy foods, Guidelines for Americans, The addition of baby food Agriculture. WIC provides the following the new food choices will fruits and vegetables for all "The U.S.D.A. administers additional services at no WIC allow the Florid ~ WIC pro- infants age 6 to 12 months. the program and oversees all cost: nutrition education and The amount of formula for of the promotions." counseling, breastfeeding infants is now variable based "We all realize time is short support and referrals for on the age and breastfeeding for getting the word out and healthcare. regime of the infant. we're trying to use the media For more information on The requirement that milk as well as press releases and these changes to the WIC for women and children 2 the internet. We will also use program, call the years of age and older be 1 community newsletters and Hillsborough County Health .._ percent low fat or fat free. the stores where WIC sup­ Department at (813) 307- 3608 N. 15th (Corner OllalleJ The new package also plies are sold to spread the 8044, or the U.S.D.A. office For All Your Seafood Delights, Call In strengthens WIC's breast­ word." in Tallahassee at (850) 245- ~ Your Order To Avoid The Wait! feeding promotion and sup­ Huard said the H.C.H.D. 4111. c port messages by providing is not planning to mail out Reporter Leon B. a: strong incentives for contin­ notices of the changes, but LL Crews can be reached at c ued breastfeeding, including that doesn't mean the state (813) 248-0724, or z additional quantities and office won't try. emailed at lcrews@­ <( types of foods for breastfeed- Eligible women and child- .Osentinel.com. c~ en w ATM Machine 813.247.5128 On Premises ....:::» ~ w Organization Plans Foreclosure >w c Prevention Workshop w :::r: en Affordable program was cre­ ::i ated to help millions of home­ m owners refinance or modify :::» Ill a. their mortgage payments to a A A A· ·KI··r· L.~f·\ i\ ,{ K U[) f1 n ~- z f:V'lJ 1- . : .. . N' (':'J . J l \,.JJ¥1 L .·A · ..· F.·· ···.Fo . . I\... h..l> l.. :.E ,,\.jOV - .. level that is affordable now ~ and in the future. For addi­ ...J tional information visit the ...J :l A homeownership preserva­ for Stabilizing Our website at m tion workshop, to help resi­ · Communities (National www.MakingHomeAffordable ...:. dents learn information that Urban League, National .gov. w z can help them retain their Council of La Raza, National HOPE NOW is the industry­ homes will be held on CAPCD . and Bank of created alliance of mortgage i=z w Saturday, September 26th, America). servicers, investors, coun­ en from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The It is being held for area selors, and other mortgage· (§ event will take place at the homeowners who may be at market participants that has Tampa Convention Center, risk of foreclosure. The work­ developed and is implement­ a: Ballroom D, 333 South shop is free and open to the ing a coordinated plan to help 0 ...J Franklin Street. public, and provides a chance as many homeowners as pos­ LL The event is being spon­ for homeowners to meet face­ sible prevent foreclosure and sored by the HOPE NOW to-face with their mortgage stay in their homes. MENU Alliance, the Obama company and a HUD-certi­ For additional information Administration's Making fied counseling agency to about the program visit their .TASTING FOOD Home Affordable program work on a solution to help website at www.HopeNow­ and NeighborWorks America, them stay in

DONOV AN MONTRE' DREWEY

A special birthday wish to Prince Donovan Montre' Drewey, who turned one on September 21st. ' His proud parents are Bill and Carol Drewey and the grandson of Betty Sheppard and the late James Sheppard and Sam and Ella Drewey. Love you from big sister, Dadriana.

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September 24th, 6 p.m., several selected Tampa Bay Academy Through decades of charita­ organizations will come togeth­ of Hope from submitted pro­ ble giving totaling more than er at th e Lee Davis posal requests because of their $175 million, Best Buy has sup­ Neighborhood Service Center, d edication to empowering ported non-profit organizations 3402 N. 22nd Street, to share young teens to excel in· scho.ol, in the communities where our vital information. engage in their community, and employees live and work. Best Ms. ·Linda Smart, Out­ develop leadership skills. Buy believes in the power of reach Coordinator for the Tampa Bay Academy of Hope JAMES EVANS teens, and @15 is a platform to Florida Department of MS. LINDA SMART is 501(c)(3) community based · ... Founder connect with them, give voice Financial Services said, "This Outreach Coordinator for organization that serves at-risk to their perspectives, and invest seminar will not only address the Florida Department youth, ages 12 to 18 , who self-esteem, and leadership. our resources - including the the issues of the hurricane sea­ of Financial Services attend middle a nd high The Best Buy Community energy and talents of our son, but will provide useful schools. This program helps Grants Program is led by employees - to turn their ideas information about other areas Contractors," is the topic of underserved youth gain access employee committees in each into action and support their of concern. There are several Investigator Gabriel to colleges by focusing on of the company's eight territo­ efforts to lead social change. · speakers on the agenda to Acosta, with the Department school attendance and behav­ ries across the United States. To learn more, visit address these issues." of Professional & Business ior, academic achievement, Best Buy believes its employees www.atls.com. Several guest speakers are Regulation. slated to participate in the sem­ Doug Douglas, Manager inar. with the American Red Cross Ms. Smart also stated, "We will address "Planning & "T1 put this forum together to Preparedness." Former Bav Area Pastor Is Candidate r- advise the general public about Eugene Henry, Manager 0 things they need to know before of the Hillsborough County For Bishop In CME Church :!:! and after the disaster. As many Hazard Mitigation Section, will c people are aware, a disaster is discuss the topic of "Flood BY JULIA Rev. Dr. Johnny James and is the Senior Pastor of )>en not always a hurricane. It could Plans and Being More JACKSON Jackson, III (also known as Israel Metropolitan CME m possibly be a fire loss, chemical Resistantfor · Tomorrow." Rev. J. J. Jackson) served as Church, Greenville, SC. He also Z spill, or any other natural disas­ Ms. Jennifer Durgee, One of pastor of Tampa's Holsey serves as President of the CME i ter." Resource Specialist with the Tamp a' s Temple CME Church. Ministers' Alliance. m past pastors "For me, the call to offer r- "I am hopeful that our citi­ Crisis Center of Tampa Bay 2-1- Rev. Dr. Jackson is mar­ m1 zens will come out to be 1, will talk about services pro­ in the myself for the Office of Bishop ried to the former Mary L. c: vided by the Crisis .Center of Christi a n is just as prOfound as the call to Woodard and has 2 sons. r­ informed and educated by the r- various organizations in atten­ Tampa Bay. Methodist preach and pastor," he said. "God has blessed me with A native of Birmingham, AL, dance ·to help them through the Thurman Lowe, Financial Episcopal many gifts, skills and experi- !!I REV. DR. Church Rev. Jackson currently serves process off being prepared E·xaminer and Analyst JOHNNYJ. ences that will enhance the (CME) is a under Bishop Thomas L. ~ before a loss," she said. Supervisor with the Division of JACKSON, III spiritual growth ·to our church C: Funeral, Cemetery, and candidate Hoyt, Jr. Having been .a Agustin.Valdes, Regional on the connectional level," he ~ Supervisor and Mike Cox, Fire Consumer Services will bring for the Office of Bishop in the preacher for 29-1/2 years, he vital information about licens­ 2010 election. has pastored several churches concluded. iii Protection Specialist, from the :X: Florida Division of State Fire ing and the funeral industry. m Marshal's Office will speak on Ms. Smart will address the c m the topic, "After the Disaster issue of "The Impo.rtance of < and Home Fire Safety." Renters Insurance, Public m Adjusters, and Flood ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH "Protect Yo urself Against ~ Unlicensed and Unscrupulous Insurance." Celebrates -t c: men Church Anniversary And Homecoming c First Baptist Church of will be celebrating their 105th ~ )> Church Allniversary and Homecoming in October. z The celebration will kick off with a Motorcade on Saturday, Oct. c wth at 9.a. m.; talent show planned f~r Thursday, Oct. 15th at 7 p. "T1 m.; and the community festival on Saturday, Oct. 17th, 10 a. m.- 4 p. :!:! m. c On Sunday, Oct. 18th, the pub,li~.. ) ~; ~l}xited t() :jgjn -~th~ - memher- ship in 2 · worship~se rvices ; 7:50 a. rn :-- aild 10:50 a. in. . : ~ For additional informati'onf call the'church at (813) 248-6600 and leave a message for any member of the Planning Committee. Rev. Dr. EvanS. Burrows is the Senior Pastor. "It is the blood that keeps the family together in vnity. " . ,Christ The Church WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23RD 1441 E. Fletcher..Ave. • Tampa, FL 33612 (Above The Wooden Nickle) Is Hosting ·. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 24TH 3 Power-Packed SEPT. 22ND 7:00P.M. AT 7:00 P.M. . ,.. · . Services REV. WILUE J. 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With SUNDAY SEPT 27TH Pastor/Prophet Terry Weems .,,. . SERVICE INCLCUDES: . Of Bradenton, FL.

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A frustrated coach On defense, Coach Morris Michael Beasley's Raheem Morris must re­ stoOd by and witnessed the tool his team to eliminate extended tenure at a Houston same breakdowns and lack of rehab facility has reached its repeated mistakes that have concentration by his starters, cost them their first two finish line. and how they have surren­ A source familiar with the games. dered big plays two straight In two games, the Bucs have terms of Beasley's stay at weeks. the substance-abuse center allowed 900 yards of offense, It will not get any easier for including 438 against said the second-year Miami the Bucs as the New York Buffalo. Heat forward is on the verge In Sunday's contest, the Giants, coming off a victory of completing his treatment Bucs displayed a lack of disci­ over the Dallas Cowboys, program this weekend. pline with facemask calls, come to Raymond James ~ false starts, and pass interfer­ Stadium Sunday. Kickoff is at Park President: Floyd Mayweather Oeft) pummeled the lighter Juan Manuel ca: ence calls. 1p.m. Marquez on Saturday. &L. No Pavton Statue c LAS VEGAS -- Money Mayweather knocked z AI Soldier Field c( came back with a guarantee. down Marquez in the sec­ Ochocinco's Lambeau Floyd Mayweather Jr. ond round and then pep­ c~ told the world he was still its pered him with countless U) best boxer despite taking 21 w leap Hiuhliuhts damaging shots to remain ::> months off, and he backed unbeaten (40-0, 25 KOs) . .,_ up every boast with every jab > BenuaiWin Still, his impressive effort a: in an impressive victory. couldn't be viewed without were about to blow their sec­ w Although next time out, weighing the obvious disad­ > ond last-minute lead. hopefully he'll pick on some- w vantages in height and But the Bengals (1-1) were body his own size. · c strength faced by the talent­ w bailed out by a false-start WALTER PAYTON Mayweather overpow- :I: ed Marquez, a 130- U) penalty and barely salvaged a . ered the smaller, lighter :::i 31-24 victory over the Green Chicago Park District Juan Manuel Marquez pounder just 18 months ago m Bay Packers at Lambeau Board President Gery who moved up two weight ::> for an unanimous decision a. Field on Sunday. Chico said Friday he does­ classes for this once-in-a­ The Bengals were cruising Saturday night, maintaining z n't think a memorial statue his perfect record in his career payday at the MGM to win, breaking a 21-all tie of late Bears great Walter ·tu when Chad Ochocinco comeback from retirement. Grand Garden. ...J Payton belongs near ...J caught a 13-yard TD pass Soldier Field. "I'd like to see ::> . m from C~Jrson Palmer in the an appropriate commemora­ I third quarter and delivered ...J _ CHAD OCHOCINCO tion of Walter Payton's w on his promise to perform a z "Lambeau leap." life and achievements in an i= GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN appropriate location. I don't Bradlev suspended For z Ochocinco ran toward the w -- Watching the clock about stands and spotted a small think that it's in Soldier U) to tick down to o:o2, Aaron group of fans in Benga1s Field, or even the immediate Remainder Of Season, C§ Rodgers took the snap, orange in the front row near periphery of Soldier Field," faked a spike and looked to the end zone, then leaped Chico said. "That is for the a: the end zone. one day after he criticized 0 into them - just like players memory of honoring our ...J For a split second, it looked from the home team do after veterans, those who have the team in a newspaper &L. like the Cincinnati Bengals they score. given their lives." interview. Bradley was disciplined for conduct detrimental to ·the team. General manager Jim Hendry said he decid- · . ed to send Bradley home /·' ~ Presented By Iris Rojas ' "' ·., after learning of the player's ' ' remarks. Bradley, scratch­ / Hosted By Ardyss International \ ed from Saturday's lineup Future President: Iris Rojas with a sore left knee, was quoted as saying "you under­ MILTON BRADLEY stand why they haven't won in 100 years here." ST. LOUIS -- Milton Bradley has two years Lose 2 to 3 Sizes In Minutes!!! Bradley,s season is fin­ remaining on a three-year, ished. Perhaps his days with $30 million contract that he While Losing Weight & the Chicago Cubs are,~oo. signed as a free agent last The Cubs suspended their offseason. Hendry said he Making BIG Money!!! volatile outfielder for the doesn't know if the relation­ rest of the season Sunday, ship can be salvaged. • No Gimmicks FREE EXPERIENCES 7 DAYS A WEEK • No Surgery Call Iris To Schedule Your Free Experience At • No Diet \ 813-967-1649 ,' • No Exercise ' 7211 N. 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On the Peewee da and through the first LEROYVANN level, the Bulldogs won 32 - qu rter of the game, to see o. Junior Midgets level, the Va n add two more punt Bandits won 22 - 14. On the ret trns to his school record lowed with another Pulley­ Midget level, the Bandits for touchdowns, on the way to-Elliott hookup. won 32- o. to 48-10 drenching of the Thereafter, the teams trad­ This week the Bandits will Bis n. ed'field goal~ as Howard's be at home faCing the New he offense took charge Dennis Wiehberg con­ Tampa Wildcats at the fro n receiving the opening nected on a 38-yarder, with "TT Boys and Girls r- kic off scoring on a ten­ 0 thirty-three seconds left in Club. The game times are ya d run by running back :!! the quarter and Scott below: Ph 'llip Sylvester, who padded his career-long dis- · g sta ted for the first time (/) tance connecting on a 51- Flag- 9 a.m. aft r missing the first two m yarder. The Rattlers got into Tiny Mites - 10 a. m. es due to injury, for a 7- field goal range with a short Mitey Mites - 11 a. m. ad early in the quarter. field, setup by the Bison Junior Peewee -1 p.m. SHAWNA m~ offense had a short field kickoff going out-of-bounds Peewee - 3 p. m. r;­ of nly twenty-five yards as trying to avoid Vann, and Junior Midget- 5 p. m. m Va n returned the kickoff the ensuing return by Vann Midget - 7 p. m. This time, we will feature Shawna as this ? s -eight yards. after the penalty re-kick. week's Beauty Unlimited, because she has ~ n its next series begin­ The halftime score was 34- earned the honor. Shawna enjoys meeting new nin at their own four-yard z 10. people and hanging out with her friends, and "'C lin , quarterback Curtis Neither team could do any­ Eagles RB Brian Pu ley culminated the long when it comes to her future, she-definitely has ; thing offensively in t~e third dri e with a 46-ya'rd strike to Westbrook plans that will make her very successful. r- quarter until true freshman c;; wi e receive,r Kevin runningback Eddie Rocker Sprained Ankle Shawna believes that hard work Is the remedy x El ott, to stretch the lead to · dashed in from ten yards for everything, and the reward at the end will be ~ 14- . Unable to move the out. A minute later, Vann greatly appreciated. When it comes down to the m hal again on its next posses­ man in her life, Shawna said he must be special sio , Vann took a short struck for his seventh career ;ii pu t at the Bison 40-yard punt return touchdown, this a11d have a great sense of humor. He also must ~ time from sixty-six y·ards. lin and ran. unto_uched for be a strong man with a will of his own, and be c:-t his sixth career touchdown The 48-10 score held as nei­ ambitious enough to never give up on his m ret rn. ther team scored in the dreams. Congratulations to Shawna as this ~ fourth period. er placekicker Trevor week's Beauty Unlimited feat.ure. On next Saturday, the 3-0 ~ Sc tt kicked his career-iong )> fie d goal of forty-·seven Rattlers travels to Atlanta, z -yar s to increase the score to Georgia, to battle the c "TT 24 10 e.arly in the second Tennessee State Tigers in ::IJ qu rter, Howard finally got the Atlanta Classic in the 6 on he board using a 30-yard Georgia Dome. None of the ~ blocked punt return by current Rattlers have seen Ca ey Council to cut the an unbeaten slate three lea to 24-7. FAMU .fol- games into the season. .., BRIAN WESTBROOK NEW YORK-- After losing Donovan McNabb in Week 1, the Eagles lost_running Plrice Helps Ravs Continue back Brian Westb-rook when he sprained his right Masterv Of Halladav ankle against the Saints. He hopes he'll be able to play another loss to Tampa Bay. next week. David Price allowed one Westbrook had his ankle ru~ over 6 2-3 innings, Carl taped in the third quarter. He Crawford hit a two-run had 52 yards rushing on 13 homer and the Rays beat attempts. Halladay and the Toronto Westbrook says the ankle Blue Jays 3-1 on Sunday. feels sore. He had surgery to The Rays are 4-1 against remove scar tissue and bone Halladay this year, and fragments from his right became the first team to beat ankle in June. the Toronto ace four times during the same season. Halladay (15-10) allowed · Support The two runs and 10· hits over PETERSBURG -- Roy seven innings. The right- . Florida Sentinel laday Jllade one bad hander has lost five· of his and that's all it took for last seven starts. Advertisers m g Entertainment N N N a: Michelle Obama, w Attv: Estate Deal Possible Cash Monev lawsuit Ill BevonceTop ::2: w Best Dressed list t­ In Case Against OJ Drama a.. w McClain to guide the pop Cf) singer's fo rtune. The men Gets Thrown Out ~ were named the executors of c the es tate, whi ch co uld be Finding that Cash Money Cf) w worth more than Ssoo mil­ Records fail ed to provide a ::> lion, in Michael Jackson's ·'valid legal claim against t- [the] defendants," a New 2002 will. Beckloff's ruling clears York fed eral judge threw out the way for further argu­ a case against DJ Drama in ments and possibly a hear­ a dispute involving the ing on whether the men MICHELLE OBAMA alleged illegal sales of Lil Wayne's music. were best suited to control Michelle Obama and DJ DRAMA vs. LIL WAYNE Jackson's considerable The judge cleared Drama Beyonce JOlll Kate estate. The pair have already and several other defendants MICHAEL JACKSON Winslet, Taylor Swift and in the case, in which the dis­ mixtape series that helped brokered deals for a movie, Kim Kardashian among tribution company they catapult Wayne to super­ books, museum show and People magazine's "10 Best star status. But when -­ various memorabilia that are Dressed Women" of the year, signed with was charged Katherine Jackson's expected to generate tens of which appears in its annual with illegally peddling Drama began selling his attorney says a judge's ruling millions of dollars. Best & Worst Dressed double Wayne's music, accusa­ mixtapes to retail outlets, Cash Money filed suit that she can challenge the Katherine Jackson's ISSUe. tions Drama said were administrators of her son's attorneys have not objected The First Lady earned the "misplaced." against the Texas-based estate could result in a deal to most of the deals Branca Best Accessible Glamour The beef was not between company BCD Music Group, ~ that will determine control and McClain have negotiat­ title, while Mrs. Jay-Z was mixtape king Drama and an independent distribution C of the singer's gargantuan ed to date, although they given the Best Street Chic Wayne, who collaborated company that had a contract distinction by the publica­ with Drama to sell his pro­ a:u.. assets. raised concerns about a deal earlier this year on C Los Angeles Superior tion. Dedication 3, the third jects, including the Wayne involving concert promoter Rounding out the list are z Court Judge Mitchell AEG Live for a memorabilia installment of the popular collaboration Dedication 2. < Beckloff determined in a Cameron Diaz - Best exhibit. Other deals include Jeans, Nicole Richie - Best ~ ruling released Friday that a $6o million agreement Maternity, Freida Pinto - C Michael Jackson's mother CJ) with Columbia Pictures to Best Use of Color, Reese w can argue against keeping create a movie using footage Witherspoon - Best Short ~ the men currently adminis­ of Jackson's final Dresses and Vanessa > tering her son's estate with­ rehearsals for a series of Hudgens- Best Hippie. ffi out being disinherited. London comeback concerts. Winslet took the top 50 Cent Slams Kanve > Jackson's mother had The film will be released in honor of Best Red Carpet W sought a favorable ruling theaters for a limited time Chic, while Swift had the West For VIA Outburst ~ from Beckloff that she beginning in late October, Best Sparkle and Kim K was l: could contest the authority tagged with Best Bikinis. CJ) and the agreement allows Kanye West's interrup­ :J of attorney John Branca special additions to be pro­ tion of Taylor Swift's m and rim sic executive John ::> duced for DVD sales. acceptance speech for Best a. HBO Developing Female Video during the z Video Music Awards on tu Movie On The Sunday night has certainly ...J had a lot of people talking . ...J Berrv: She's Not Pregnant Black Panthers ::> this week - and 50 Cent m weighed in . ..:.. w With Second Child "That was interesting," z said 50, who has crashed i=z bump were starting to make some awards-show stages w her think she was putting on himself in the past. CJ) weight. 50 said no' amount of apol­ KANYE WEST vs. 50 CENT i3 "I was getting a complex! ogizing - which West has a: Because I was like, I've got now essentially done pub­ everybody." 0 to stop with the burgers or licly three times - can bal­ West has apologized twice ...J CARL FRANKLIN u.. something!" the actress told ance out what West did to on his blog to Swift and the talk show h.ost during Swift. Monday night on Jay HBO is in development on a "At that point, you can't Leno's new show, spoke her taping of "The Jay Lena film that explores the origins Show." replace it," 50 added. "Even publicly for the first time and inner circle of the 1960s about his outburst. West Responding to her low-cut, Black Panther movement. an apology can't replace short black dress, black According to Variety, "The what it feels like for the very held b<\,c~ " te\:}rs as he _told thigh-high boots and toned Black Panthers" is being first time receiving that' Leno thathe'd like to meet written and helmed by Carl award. Now in her head, 'My with Swift face-to-face and HALLE BERRY _c, physique, Leno told her she looked terrific, to which she Franklin, who is also one of first award was Kanye express his remorse . . replied: "You know, thank the directors of HBO's West.' And it's damaging. 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Bing set Oct. 1 as the dead­ Damas served any jail time he said. ~:.'·· .. m line to get the city's financial "I can 'tell you that in no c for the crime. r crisis under control or the city The six bodies were found uncertain terms this is the r WilSON could fall into receivership. Saturday at about 6:30 p.m., a . most horrific and violent gJ FUNEIAliOME People are being laid off. Bus day after police had visited the event this community has ever z routes are being discontinued. ltome to check on the family, experienced. This is the worst -a Ms. Rosalyn Hall, Tampa. Schools are closing. City Roberts said. ofthe worst." c Mr. Richard Hammonds, MAYOR DAVE BING employees - including public m Miami. ·r school teachers - say they fear Mrs. Delores W. Scott, DETROIT, MI --The clock c;; for their jobs. :r: Tampa. is ticking on the Motor City. m Mr. ' Perry Sullivan, c Thono~osassa. Tavis Smilev Cuts Back m<. m :::0 Lewis Defends··ACORN Ties Over Racism Claims < Tavis Smiley has severed c-4 · Against GOP Anacks all ties to Wells Fargo in the enm Bertha Lewis, chief orga­ wake of criticism that the c nizer for ACORN, appeared bank targeted African­ ~ Sunday morning on Fox News, American borrowers for sul:i­ )> ,prime ~ortgages by using z defending her organization and c facing one of her toughest crit­ trusted black speakers to woo ., ics, California Republican Rep. victims to a series of day-long :!! Darrell Issa. "Wealth Building" seminars in c Lewis' appearance on Fox Black neighborhoods. Hat.. JllOtl followed a week of controversy Eight cities across the ~ Funeral Home touched off when a video was country l;wsted such gather­ Jdhn w ·. Harmon. LF.D: Jallle.s l-{aiJUon. L. ,F . D . made public showing ACORN ings, which .were promoted 5002 N. 40th St. employees ·offering to assist a heavily in black media and BERTHA LEWIS TAVIS SMILEY 626-8.6.00 fake pimp_and prostitute set up featured such prominent a business and get housing aid. ate and deserves to be investi~ Mrican-Americans as Smiley, gal and discriminatory prac­ "I was outraged by this. gated." But the president did host of his own PBS talk tice of steering Black and Everyone should be outraged. I not say who should investigate. show, as well as Kelvin Hispanic borrowers into riski­ can understand how Congres!. And he said it is not a major Boston, the host of multicul­ er and more. expensive loans, was also," Lewis said on "Fox national issue he pays much tural financial affairs show the suit said. Sunday Morning." She has attention to. "Moneywise." Smiley said his relation- led the organization since 2008. ACORN - short for the In the seminars, Smiley Both houses of Congress last .. ship with Wells Fargo was a ·· Association of . Community praised Wells Fargo and week voted to cut off federal Organizations for Reform Now­ "package deal." In return for· encouraged ·attendees to seri­ funds to ACORN. And during a started ·in 1970 in Arkansas to the company helping to Sunday news show, President help the poor and today is a ously consider real estate finance his radio show, he Barack Obama said there national, multimillion-dollar :nvestments. went on the road for Wells ~~..;_ . . should be an investigation into conglomerate. ACORN's politi­ A lawsuit brought against Fargo. He said he owns his "-.~l~dl'l Wells Fargo by Illinois FUNERAL HOME the hidden-camera video inci­ cal action committee endorsed own radio and television show dent. Obama for president, and his Attorney General Lisa and while it frees him from ~ "OUr Business Is Service." .. . Madigan alleges, the bank's 31110 N. 2!Jift st. *T;tmpilll, FL DiOt Obama told ABC's "This campaign paid an ACORN sub­ network control, it also C) (80o) 605.-3l50 * (813) &6125 Week" that what he saw on the sidiary $832,000 to help get "wealth building" seminars requires him to come up with m www. wilson..funerilhomuom video "was certainly inappropri- out the vote. · were a part of its overall ille- his own financing. 01... Crime Man suspected Of sening Apanment Shooting Suspect Fire Described As 'Depressed' Arrested Hi ll sborough Co unty Like ma ny other Sheriffs deputies arrested a ~ Floridians, Gezaheign 27-year-old man Friday in Awasi , 45, was depressed co nnection with a shooting s ince he lost his j ob . On last Wednesday night. Monday morning, he was De puties said Caleem being held on suspicion of LaRon de was driving on U. arson in an apartment fi re at S. 92 Friday night when 6910 West Waters, just east deputies spotted him. A war­ of Ha nley Road in Town 'N rant had bee n issued for his Country. arrested in connection with Awa s i , a n Ethiopia n the shooting of Christopher immigrant, was taken from Carbo at the Palis ades the complex handcuffed and Apartments on Camino Real CALEEM LARONDE Road. He was hospitalized on a stretcher after firefight­ Gezaheign Awasai is removed on a stretcher from the scene ers failed to contain the fire. of an apartment fire he's suspected of setting. with non-life threatening cleared before he was trans­ No one was injured. injuries. ported to jail on charges of Officials said Tsehai Deputies said LaRonde possession of cocaine, posses­ Zike, 39, Awasi's wife, told morning for work and Gemechu ran home and sped away from them and slid sion of drug paraphernalia, them they moved to the area school. met her mother outside. off the roadway, running into aggravated fleeing to elude, 3 years ago and Awasi had Officials said Gemechu Both stood crying and terri­ the cars of two people. No armed robbery, attempted worked ·at a credit company was walking to her bus stop fied thinking Awasi was still one was seriously injured in murder, aggravated assault until he was laid off in when she noticed her father inside the apartment. the crash. with a deadly weapon, and LaRonde was taken to a kidnapping. He is being held March. She also said her \ waving from the window. However, investigators local hospital to be medically without bond. husband was on medication She thought it was strange said neighbors reported that for depression, but was a for him to be up so early. She Awasi had been running called her mother to have good person. She said he around the building, scream­ her check on him, according enjoyed reading the Bible ing and wrestling with a Medical Examiner Rules to investigators. and singing. neighbor who was warning According to Hillsborough When Zike got the call, other residents about the Children's Deaths County Fire Rescue person­ she was outside the home fire. He also fought with nel, 16 families were dis­ getting in her car. She another resident who was placed in 8 units. returned to the apartment, Were Accidents Zike and her 18-year-old but said the· door was chain trying to move his car. deaths of 18-month-old daughter, Mahlet locked and her husband When rescue personnel Zionna Ervin and s ~ month­ Gemechu, had left the would not let her inside. arrived, Awasi was taken old Kaden Warren were apartment early Monday That's when she called 9-1-1. into custody. accidental. The children were hospitalized August 13th with unnaturally high body tem­ Teenager Not peratures. The medical exam­ iner's report indicated the Woman SentencedTo Guiltv Of children had hyperthermia, the result of being left in a hot Murdering MICHAEL ZIONNA Five Years on Child ERVIN, JR. ERVIN environment. Teacher The children's father, Michael Ervin, Jr., still Neglect Charges The Hillsborough County faces two counts of aggravat­ Medical Examiner's Office ed manslaughter in the case. has released the autopsy Ervin, 26, is facing charges reports on two children who because the children were in died last month. his custody at the time of The report indicates the their deaths.

MICHAEL BALKARAN , LAVON ROWELlS A Tampa teenager has .. been acquitted of murder Tuesday, a-judge.sen"' .According to prosecutors, . charges. tenced ·Christina·Rowells the couple leftihefr sick 2 . Prosecutors said Michael to five years in prison on and 3-year-old ch ildren Balkaran, 18, and Titus child neglect charges. alone for 4 hours at the Hill, 19, tried to rob St. Rowells, 26, and her hus­ Rodeway Inn in May 2008. Petersburg teacher Sean .band, Lavon, both entered Court records indicate Ellenberger, 39, last year pleas to two counts of Lavon Rowells, 24, at a Seffner home. child neglect after prosecu­ dropped his wife off at a During the offense, tors proved they left their strip club to work, then got Ellenberger and Hill trad­ two children roaming a bored at the motel and went ed gunfire, and both were motel hallway while they back to visit her while the killed. were out playing video children slept. Under Florida law. a per­ games. When Christina Rowells son can be charged with · Christina Rowells was got off work, she and Lavon murder just for being not at last Tuesday's hearing went to a fast food restau­ involved in a felony where aftex: failing to appear at two rant and to a friend's house 221-1800 someone dies. However, a earlier sentencing hearings. to play a video game. jury did not think the law 1461 Tampa Park Plaza CD A warrant was issued for Last month, Lavon applied in this case. ,.. Rowell's arrest in July, but Rowells was sentenced to Balkaran received a not @ Nebraslla Ave. &Scott St. ~ authorities have not arrested two years in prison and five guilty verdict on all charges years probation. i1~ h:ong ~~ J 'J'I,,cr ; 3~ "'P0 1 ~n ~ ccc1s c· :,3: s~c - c ro: oe ~a s c:l sC:" '! -~ ~ " ;; . · , ·'lCnts If her. and was later released. gefore ~ 'u dec1de asK u~ ~o sene 1ou FREE Nr ~~"1 ::'o·rr:J' c,. :1' t·: q.-2 ~ ... r :J " ~ r: > ~ : · :,.. :: c-f m en c }~ ss en m "0 m-f :1::: llJm :::XJ I\) .!'J I\) 0 0 CD IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 13th NOTICE OF REQUEST OFTHE STATEOF JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR FOR QUALIFICATIONS HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA NEVADA IN AND FOR Hillsborough Community THE COUNTY OF WASHOE Case No.: 2009-4897 College CIVIL DIVISION Case No.: DV 09-00576 is accepting submissions Dept.: No. 13 for the following: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, as RFQ # 2514-10 Trustee for Terwin Mortgage Trust 2004-21 HE, Sara Ariel Scanio Asset-Back Certificates, Series 2004-21 HE Construction Management Plaintiff(s) (Plaintiff) Services vs. vs. Automotive Mechanics Kristin Earl Fullenwider ELBIS MARTINEZ and JORGE FELIX GONZALEZ Laboratory Defendant( s) and all unknown parties claiming by, through, under and against the above named De.fendants Due Date: 10/13/2009 SUMMONS who are unknown to be dead or alive whether before 1 :00 p.m. "T1 said unknown are persons, heirs, devisees, grantees, For more information, r- TO THE DEFENDANT: YOU HAVE BEEN SUED. 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