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162nd YEAR • No. 284 30 PAGES • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2017 Fishy teaching at WVHS Suspect in Creek murder arrested Trout Unlimited in Fort Payne swims into Sean Scott Hale nabbed at a convenience store classroom By ALLEN MINCEY location or any connection with [email protected] the homicide. By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Creek’s body was reported [email protected] The suspect accused in the dumped in a ravine in the death of a Cleveland man remote area. Police did not Students at Walker Valley whose body was dumped in a explain the process of finding High School have been taking ravine in Polk County was the body there, but further part in some pretty fishy activi- apprehended Wednesday information on that will be ties. evening in Alabama. forthcoming as Hale is Thanks to Trout Unlimited’s Sean Scott Hale, 26, was arraigned on the murder Trout in the Classroom pro- located at a convenience store charge. Cleveland Police issued gram, some have gotten to raise in Fort Payne and taken into a warrant for first-degree mur- trout from eggs, in part to learn custody by the Fort Payne der on the about fish life cycles. Police Department. He suspect. “It’s been a great experience Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG remained there this morning Gibson for the students, I think,” social THESE TROUT have been raised from eggs and have been cared for by students at Walker pending extradition back to said that the studies teacher Joe Shamblin Valley High School. Since September, students have been caring for them as part of the Trout in Cleveland. homicide was said. “They have been learning the Classroom project sponsored by Trout Unlimited. Cleveland Police detectives “not a ran- about the science of raising the were called to Fort Payne and dom act of fish. There’s actually a lot that interviewed Hale at the police violence,” goes into it.” Shamblin and chemistry involved with this,” student an extremely close eye on the department there. It was not leading to the Trout Unlimited is a national teacher Eric Swafford partnered Kaylee Carrick said. “Plus, it’s water’s chemical levels. confirmed early this morning if murder environmental conservation to have their students raise the cool to be doing something for a Swafford said his chemistry Hale was taken into custody charge. organization with a focus on trout. park around Cleveland.” students have been carefully due to a bulletin being issued An autopsy Hale areas which include trout habi- In September, the teachers Though the trout are still measuring the aquarium’s pH, by the Cleveland Police on Creek was tats. It sponsors a variety of purchased rainbow trout eggs quite small — most about 2 ammonia and oxygen levels to Department, or if he turned to be per- programs like Trout in the from the Erwin National Fish inches long — they will soon help provide the ideal balance himself in to authorities in that formed to Classroom, which does exactly Hatchery, in Erwin. become first-time residents of for the trout. city. pinpoint the what the name implies, raising Students helped set up the the Hiwassee River. The teach- “Trout are some of the needi- Cleveland Police Chief Mark cause of awareness. aquarium which houses the fish ers are planning a field trip to est fish when it comes to oxy- Gibson said Tuesday that his death. Curious about the program, and kept a close eye on things Reliance to release them into gen,” Swafford explained. department received a missing Gibson said Shamblin contacted Don as the fish began to hatch. that town’s portion of the river. Shamblin noted the water person call on Thomas Creek in a press Denney of the organization’s Since then, they have contin- Until then, students are also has had to be kept at a Jr., 34, of Cleveland. Creek was conference Hiwassee Chapter. This led to ued to be involved in the care keeping a close eye on the fish constantly cold temperature, last seen on March 14, accord- Tuesday that Walker Valley receiving some and keeping of the fish, doing and their daily progress. which requires the aquarium to ing to witnesses, and the miss- it appears the whatever is needed to ensure This has involved things like be equipped with a specialized $1,000 worth of equipment to ing person’s report was filed by victim sus- their survival. feeding the fish and cleaning begin raising trout in class- a family member, which was tained a gun- Creek “It was really cool to be their aquarium, while keeping rooms. See FISHY, Page 8 issued last Thursday. shot wound, Investigation into the disap- but would not confirm if that pearance of Creek led the was the cause of Creek’s death. CPD’s Criminal Investigations Police did not reveal any con- Division to information that nection between Creek and City Council extends timelines for insurance Creek might be the victim of Hale that might have led to the foul play, and also led them to alleged murder. a remote area of the Cherokee Gibson was to hold a press National Forest, in the Sylco conference detailing more on use of tents in response to recent hailstorm area of Polk County. A suspect the case early this morning. in the case was identified as Information from that press The business owners, and marathon By LARRY C. BOWERS State Farm Insurance company, Hale, who had apparently made conference will be included in sponsors, said the running event is getting [email protected] and other insurance interests, had contact with the police depart- a number of out-of-town entries, and will inquired about the possibility of ment but did not reveal his See SUSPECT, Page 4 The Cleveland City Council has taken amending the city ordinance relat- be a huge showcase for the local commu- steps to assist local businesses swamped ing to tent facilities on business nity. City staff member Bryan Moran is by an increased workload from hailstorms property. Several of these business- helping with publicity and information which swept through the community last es use tents when estimating dam- about the event. week, heavily damaging hundreds of vehi- age for policy holders. The start and finish of the marathon Skeletal remains found cles. will be near the downtown courthouse and State Farm Insurance company, and Johnston Park. other insurance interests, had inquired “We have several charity partners, and just off Peerless Road about the possibility of amending the city be increased for additional time, if there is so far entries are from 11 different states,” ordinance relating to tent facilities on a need. said Brittney Durkin. “About 48 percent of By ALLEN MINCEY Cleveland Police Chief Mark business property. Several of these busi- Council members also approved another the early entrants are from outside of [email protected] Gibson this morning. He said nesses use tents when estimating damage a request from the Parks and Recreation Cleveland.” an autopsy will be performed for policy holders. Department, which will benefit the Boys & She said they are expecting around 400 Authorities are trying to on the remains to determine With preparation of an amendment to Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region. participants, and about 150 volunteers determine the identity of a body the cause of death, but did not the ordinance by City Attorney John Some surplus recreation (playground) will be involved in the Saturday morning discovered in a residential area see any evidence that foul play Kimball, Council members amended the equipment from the Blythe/Oldfield Park, competition, with plaques going to the of Cleveland on Wednesday. was involved. ordinance at Monday’s meeting, extending which is managed by the city, will be winners. The skeletal remains were “We have an idea who this the time allowed for tent facilities from 10 donated to the Boys & Girls Clubs. Organizers are working with the located just off Peerless Road, might be, but are not going to to 30 days. Brittney Durkin and her husband, of Cleveland Police Department to develop a on Wesdell Lane. There are release that information until It was specified that this amendment Cleveland’s Terra Running Company, visit- traffic control plan, and there will be four wooded areas in that portion of we have a positive identifica- will only be for insurance agencies han- ed Monday’s Council meeting to bring aid stations situated along the marathon the city. tion,” Gibson said. dling customer policies for hail damage to members up to date on plans for the route. Bradley County’s Emergency “A resident in that area’s dog An official release on the dis- vehicles. Cleveland Half Marathon and 5-kilometer Medical Service personnel will also assist. brought bones to their home, covery of the remains was to be Following an inquiry from the audience, races, scheduled from 7 to 11 a.m. on which were later identified as Kimball said the extension could possibly Saturday, May 13. See HAILSTORM, Page 8 being human remains,” said See SKELETAL, Page 4

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may be made to the Alzheimer’s Lowrance; sister, Marchie Cloud; Association at www.alz.org. and brother, Jack Evans. You are encouraged to share a Survivors include her children: memory of James and/or your Deardra Cheek of Molena, Ga., OBITUARIES personal condolences with his Diane Soroko of Jonesboro, Ga., (USPS 117-700) family by visiting his memorial and Charles Lowrance of Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office web page and guestbook at Sebring, Fla.; numerous grand- POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 www.companionfunerals.com. children; great-grandchildren; Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Companion Funeral Home and and one great-great-grandchild. in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday the Cody family are honored to The service will be conducted and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. assist the Fox family with his at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 31, Phone (423) 472-5041. arrangements. 2017, at Chilcutt United Methodist Church with Pastor Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor Kenneth Scoggins officiating. Editor & Publisher General Manager The interment will follow in Chilcutt Cemetery. Member of The Associated Press Her family will receive friends The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches on Friday one hour prior to the credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin service at the church. herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Fike-Randolph & Son Funeral SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home is in charge of the arrangements. Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75

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She gave all she had to a daughter of the late Fred and Ralph Baldwin, Editor and Publisher provide food and shelter to her Linda Rue. [email protected] children. She was a devout Although she had several hob- Christian and showed that bies, the thing she loved most Joyce Taylor, General Manager throughout her everyday life. was being a grandmother. [email protected] She was preceded in death by She is survived by one son, Susan H. Hall her mother, Lucille Bates; and Joey Rue and his wife, Brandi; Susan H. Hall, 73, a resident of Rick Norton, Associate Editor Gwen Swiger, Associate Editor her father, Delmer Green. two daughters: Maggie Elliot and Cleveland, passed away on [email protected] [email protected] She leaves behind to cherish Jessica Croft and her husband, Tuesday, March 21, 2017, at her Gerry Newton her memory, her sons: Brent Robert Fritts; 10 grandchildren: home. Gerry Newton, 62, of William Wright, Lifestyle Editor Richard Roberts, Sports Editor Armstrong (Angela), Brad Madison Rue, Micheal Gibson, She was dearly loved and will Sweetwater, died on Wednesday, [email protected] [email protected] Armstrong, Darrell Johnson Tyler Elliot, Devon Elliot, Brianna be greatly missed by all that March 29, 2017, in a (Becky), and Daniel Johnson Goins, Matthew Alexander, knew her. Chattanooga area hospital. Herb Lacy, Circulation Director (Rita); six grandchildren; and Thomas Alexander, Pennie Fritts, She was preceded in death by Survivors and arrangements [email protected] seven great-grandchildren. Cayden Fritts and Malikiah Fritts; her parents: Tom and Rosa will be announced later by A Celebration of Life service is three sisters: Sheila Merrit, Paula Harden; brothers: Arlie Harden, Companion Funeral & Cremation Sheena Meyer, Advertising director planned for 11 a.m. on Saturday, Browder and Kristy Grant; and Donnie Harden, Tom Harden, Service. [email protected] April 1, 2017, at Unity Center, numerous other extended family Doyle Harden, and Lloyd located at 685 Benton Pike N.E., members and a host of special Harden; and her daughter, Sue 1505 25th St. N.W. Cleveland, TN 37311 friends. Gail Hughes. with the Rev. Randy Martin offici- P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN. 37320-3600 ating the service. A Celebration of Her Life is She leaves behind to cherish You are encouraged to share a planned for Sunday, April 2, her memory, her children: 423-472-5041 memory of Betty and/or your per- 2017, at 6 p.m. in the chapel of Carolyn Diane Taylor (Joe), sonal condolences with her fami- Companion Funeral Home locat- Velda Denton LaBar (Gary), ly by visiting her memorial web ed at 2419 Georgetown Road in Jerry Eugene Denton (Robin), page and guestbook at Cleveland, with Scott Sutton offi- Jamie Danielle Hemba (Ian), and Brenda Porter To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation www.companionfunerals.com. ciating. Clayton Edward Hall; grandchil- Companion Funeral Home and The family will receive friends dren: Martessa Hughes, Brittany Brenda Porter, 52, of Harrison, society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- the Cody family are honored to at the funeral home from 5 until Taylor, Brandy Keaton (Bobby), died on Wednesday, March 29, [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention assist the Armstrong family with the 6 p.m. service Sunday Tuesday Shugars (Dewayne), 2017. Obits. these arrangements. evening. Corey Taylor (Kelli), Lucas Survivors and arrangements You are encouraged to share a Denton, Noah Denton, Taylor will be announced later by memory of Rhonda and/or your LeMonds (Dylan), and Jack Companion Funeral & Cremation Phyllis Mae Sudbury ly by visiting his memorial web personal condolences with her Hemba; great-grandchildren: Service. Phyllis Mae Burley Sudbury, page and guestbook at family by visiting her memorial Hailey Hughes, Matthew Keaton, 87, of Cleveland, died www.companionfunerals.com. web page and guestbook at Shiloh Denton, Ansley Moore, Wednesday morning, March 29, www.companionfunerals.com. Aiden Keaton, Addysonn 2017, at the family residence. Shugars, Aiden Cartwright, The family will receive friends Serenity Cartwright, Zane from 1 until 2 p.m. Saturday, April Cartwright, and Lennon 1, 2017, with a Remembrance of Tammy Bradam LeMonds; lifelong friends: Lynn Life Memorial service at 2 p.m. Tammy Bradam, 62, died and Jimmy Dean, Betty Jo Ira Porter The Jim Rush Funeral and Wednesday, March 29, 2017, in a Denton, Casey and Robert Ira Porter, 62, of Cleveland, Cremation Services North Ocoee Chattanooga hospital. McMurray, Mona Harden, and died on Wednesday evening, Chapel will announce survivors Survivors and funeral arrange- Rosa Flood Wanda Neeley; siblings: Molly March 29, 2017, in a Cleveland and other arrangements. TSA worker fired ments will be announced by Fike- Denton, Ricky Harden, Sandra hospital. Randolph & Son Funeral Home. Rosa Flood, 62, of Cohutta, Harden and Terry Harden; as Ga., died on Monday, March 27, Survivors and arrangements after missing loaded well as several nieces, nephews, will be announced later by 2017, in a Dalton area hospital. extended family, and friends. Survivors and arrangements Companion Funeral & Cremation gun in bag at airport The family gives special appre- Service. will be announced later by ciation to her caregiver, Angela Companion Funeral & Cremation Barbee. ATLANTA (AP) — A Service. A Celebration of Life memorial Transportation Security service will be held at 7 p.m. Joy Dean Thurman Administration screener has been today, March 30, 2017, at the Joy Dean Thurman, 64, died fired after she missed a loaded Echoes of Mercy Baptist Church, on Friday, March 17, 2017. handgun in a passenger’s carry-on with Pastor Daniel White officiat- Survivors and arrangements bag at the world’s busiest airport. ing the service. will be announced later by The family will be receiving Companion Funeral & Cremation WSB-TV reported Thursday that friends two hours prior, from 5 to Service. Atlanta police say passenger the 7 p.m. service time, also at Katrina Jackson of Hoover, the church. Alabama, was looking for her You are invited to share a per- passport inside her purse and sonal memory of Susan or your noticed her .38-caliber handgun condolences with her family at while at the gate at Hartsfield- her online memorial located at Jackson International Airport on www.companionfunerals.com. Sunday. Jackson informed offi- Companion Funeral and Cremation Service and the Cody cers who confiscated her gun and family are honored to assist the bag. Hall family with these arrange- TSA officials said in a statement ments. that the worker who missed the handgun was already on probation and immediately fired. Police say Jackson told officers she had a permit from Alabama, but didn’t have it on her. Jackson was arrested and charged with Walter Cyril Crocco Jr. unlawful possession of a handgun. Walter Cyril Crocco Jr., 89, of Cleveland, passed away on Lucinda Johnson Monday, March 20, 2017, at a Lucinda Johnson, 97, of local health care facility. Steve Schwarz Chattanooga, died on He was a former advertising Steve Schwarz, 64, a resident Wednesday, March 29, 2017. agency owner and avid aerobatic James ‘Junior’ Fox of Benton, passed away Sunday, Road work may Survivors and arrangements aviator. He was a graduate of James “Junior” Fox, 85, a life- March 26, 2017, in a local hospi- will be announced later by Cornell University. long resident of Cleveland, tal. cause delays Companion Funeral & Cremation After many years’ experience passed away on Tuesday He was a proud grandfather, a Service. working on Madison Avenue, he evening, March 28, 2017. master carpenter, a friend to Bradley County Road In his early days, he played began his own successful ad everyone, and loved Nascar and Department personnel will be agency in Ridgewood, N.J. basketball at Charleston High woodworking. School under Coach Jim Smiddy. He was preceded in death by working on Michigan Avenue He is survived by his loving Road and Dry Valley Road from wife, Jeannie Callaway-Crocco; He went on to faithfully serve his daughter, Jeana Schwarz; Ed Woody three daughters: Vicki Williams of his country in the U.S. Navy for father, Richard D Schwarz; sister, Ed Woody, a lifelong area res- the Cleveland city limits to Cleveland, Mary Beth Firth four years, where he also played Janet Lenihan; and Sue Kenny, ident, passed away Saturday Chatata Valley Road for the next (Shaun) of Sparrow Bush, N.Y. basketball. mother of his daughter, Corinne. evening, March 25, 2017, in a few months. and Sue Ellen Crocco of He opened Fox Car Garage in He is survived by his daughter, local hospital. “Please expect long delays, and Greenwood Lake, N.Y.; five 1956, where he owned and oper- Juanita Kocsis Corinne Fitzgerald; son, Stephen He was known for his interest avoid traveling in these areas as grandchildren: Tommy Williams, ated it up until retirement in 1987. Juanita Kocsis, 94, died Schwarz Jr.; mother, Lora in electronics and his skills as a much as possible,” said Sandra After retirement, he and his Wednesday, March 29, 2017, in a Emily Firth, Megan Firth, Michael Schwarz; sisters: Lisa Horchos repairman. He was an avid ham Knight Collins, road superin- Firth and David Firth; and one beloved wife, Virginia, loved trav- Chattanooga healthcare facility. and Nancy Dabagian; brothers: radio operator and a member of eling and sightseeing, but more Survivors and funeral arrange- Tom Schwarz and Richard tendent. brother, Richard Crocco. the Cleveland Amateur Radio There will be times the roads A Gathering of Friends will be than anything, he loved spending ments will be announced by Schwarz; Kathy Holdren, mother Club for many years. held at St. Luke’s Episcopal time with his family. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home of his son, Stephen; and Mari He was preceded in death by will be closed in some areas for Church Monday, April 3, 2017, at He was a lifelong member of and Crematory. Fuentes, mother of his deceased his father, "Jimmy" Woody Sr.; tile replacements. 11:30 a.m. with a reception at the Full Gospel Christian daughter, Jeana. and his mother, Margaret “We appreciate your patience noon to follow in the rectory. Fellowship. A private memorial service is Woody. while we are trying to improve We invite you to visit www.gris- He was a member of the First planned for a later date. He is survived by his wife of 43 these roads,” she said. somserenity.com to view the obit- United Methodist Church in Online condolences may be years, Patricia Woody; his uary and leave a message of Cleveland. sent to www.grissomserenity. daughter, Tasha Woody; and condolence. He leaves behind to cherish com. numerous other extended family Funeral arrangements are his memory, his one true love of Arrangement are being han- members and a host of special being handled by Serenity 65 years, Virginia Lewis Fox; dled by Serenity Grissom friends. Grissom Funeral Home and daughter, Cynthia Fox Jones Emily Grace Lowrance Funeral Home & Cremation The family will have a memori- IT’SASPECIAL Cremation Services. (Stephen Gay); and granddaugh- Center. al gathering on Friday, March 31, ter, Bridget Jones (Nolan Bailey). Emily Grace Evans Lowrance, 94, of Jonesboro, Ga., died 2017, from 5 until 7 p.m. in the A Celebration of Life graveside parlor of Companion Funeral DAY FOR ... service is planned for 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 26, 2017. She was born in Ocoee to the Home located at 2419 Friday, March 31, 2017, in Georgetown Road in Cleveland. Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, with late Ida Mae and Charlie Evans. Bradley Banks, Eric Cook and She was preceded in death by You are encouraged to share a Pastor Herbert Conley officiating. memory of Ed and/or your per- Mark McSpadden, who are cele- In lieu of flowers, donations her parents; husband, Boyd Lowrance; daughter, Sharon sonal condolences with his fami- brating birthdays today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 3 JAIL DOCKETS

The following information 05/10/1995 was gathered solely from the Arrested by the Bradley Bradley County Sheriff’s County Sheriff’s Office for Office. This list include indi- aggravated burglary, theft viduals who are, or have under $1,000, forgery. been, incarcerated in the n George Junior Innis, 8401 Justice Center, and can Hiwassee St., Charleston, DOB: include arrests made by the 05/30/1990 BCSO, the Cleveland Police Arrested by the Bradley Department, Tennessee County Sheriff’s Office for Highway Patrol, Drug Task aggravated sexual exploitation Force and other local law of a minor, 23 counts of sexual enforcement agencies. exploitation of a minor. Those being held by federal n Devin Ray Kincaid, 336 law enforcement are not list- Westside Drive, DOB: ed, as these individuals are 07/10/1998 only held at the jail, but not Arrested by the Bradley locally charged. County Sheriff’s Office for Not every arrest leads to a Schedule II drug violations, THE ClEvEland CiviTan Club is preparing for this year’s Special Olympics by visiting with some conviction, as these charges Schedule IV drug violations, of the athletes who will compete. Civitan Lee Tate recently visited with special needs staff and students may be rescinded. aggravated burglary, misde- ©2014 Guilt and innocence are meanor theft under $1,000. at Cleveland High School. From left, front, are Erin DesRosiers, Colton Guthrie, Becky Grayson, Kaitlyn JEWELERS determined through the court n Janie A. Plunk, 1859 Fowler, Elijah Randal and Jeff Hussey. In back are Anita Brown, Archie Crossland, Brian Dvorak, Barbara system. Any charge that is Kincaid Road, DOB: Smith and Lee Tate. Cleveland Civitan hosts the local Special Olympics each spring. The event will take dropped should be reported 12/27/1954 place at Cleveland High School on April 22, beginning at 9 a.m. For more information or volunteer oppor- 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( (Next to The Town Squire) to the Cleveland Daily Arrested by the Bradley tunities, contact Lee Tate at 423-364-2085. 478-0049 • 478-0050 Banner, which will confirm County Sheriff’s Office for driv- LAY-AWAYS WELCOME the action through an inspec- ing under the influence. tion of jail records. n Dean Eugene Deleon, 3417 34th St. N.E., DOB: n Sandy N. Hill, 1229 09/26/1977 Off-duty deputy shot, wouldn’t drop gun Second St. N.E., DOB: Arrested by the Cleveland CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Police Tennessee Bureau of Two Chattanooga officers on 04/21/1987 Police Department for driving shot and killed an off- Investigation said. duty arrived and encountered Arrested by the Cleveland on a revoked license. duty sheriff’s deputy cel- “For reasons still Hendrix still armed in his back- Police Department for theft over n Mitchell Dane Coleman, ebrating his birthday under investigation,” yard, the TBI said. $2,500. 322 Mt. Zion Road N.W., DOB: with friends after the the bureau’s statement Witnesses, the statement n Phillip Ray Everett Jr., 10/24/1961 man drew his gun, said, “Hendrix appears said, reported that Hendrix 1717 Forest Ridge Circle, DOB: Arrested by the Cleveland became agitated and to have changed his would not drop his weapon, as 02/26/1994 Police Department for public refused commands to demeanor, became agi- commanded by one of the offi- Arrested by the Bradley intoxication. drop the weapon, tated, armed himself cers. The situation “further County Sheriff’s Office for n Amber Nichole Jordan authorities said with a personal escalated and resulted in one of capias/failure to appear (bur- Graham, 645 Old Chattanooga Wednesday. firearm, and threatened the two responding officers fir- glary, theft). Pike, DOB: 01/22/1988 Hamilton County the two women, who ing his service weapon at least n Richard Lee Hibbens, 300 Arrested by the Cleveland Deputy Daniel Hendrix later managed to flee four times, striking Hendrix,” Rockholt Lane, Georgetown, Police Department for violation had just turned 26 on Hendrix the home during the the release said. DOB: 07/02/1982 of probation, misdemeanor fail- Tuesday and was cele- exchange.” Hendrix was pronounced Arrested by the Bradley ure to appear. brating with two female off-duty One of the officers was able to dead at a hospital. County Sheriff’s Office for n Robert E. McGill, 620 officers with the Chattanooga call 911 for help around 1:30 The deceased deputy is white. Schedule II drugs for resale, 14th St. S.E., DOB: Police Department, the a.m. Wednesday. Spokespeople with the TBI and possession of Schedule II 01/27/1989 the Chattanooga Police drugs, possession of Schedule Arrested by the Cleveland Department declined to identify VI drugs, possession of legend Police Department for domestic the officer who shot Hendrix or drugs, possession of drug para- violence. State high court upholds the officer’s race. phernalia, prohibited weapons, n Audrey Anne McCann, The agency continues to reckless driving, driver’s license 2055 Bates Pike S.E., DOB: investigate events that led to the violations (suspended), violation 01/26/1974 lethal injection method deputy’s death. of the open container law. Arrested by the Bradley n Brian David Potter, 7300 County Sheriff’s Office for fail- NASHVILLE (AP) — The joined the suit. Cline Road, Hixson, DOB: ure to appear (shoplifting), Tennessee Supreme Court has A lawyer for at least one of the 05/06/1984 misdemeanor probation viola- unanimously upheld the state’s inmates vowed to appeal the Arrested by the Bradley tion. lethal injection procedure, a deci- court’s decision and raise ques- 2017 County Sheriff’s Office for viola- n Earnest Lee Lawson Jr., sion that potentially clears the tions about the use of compound- tion of probation (worthless 211 Sugar Creek Road, way for a pharmacist to com- ed drugs in an execution. checks $500-$1,000, worthless Georgetown,DOB: 06/01/1971 pound a hard-to-obtain execution “We will be seeking review of checks $1,000-$10,000) Arrested by the Bradley drug. this novel protocol in the United n Teddy Dewayne County Sheriff’s Office for mis- The state’s highest court has States Supreme Court,” said Nicholson, 665 Medlin Road demeanor probation violation. ruled that any execution using Kelley Henry, an assistant federal N.W., DOB: 12/12/1962 n Angela Ann Handy, 2360 pentobarbital — a barbiturate reg- public defender, via email. Arrested by the Bradley Blackburn Road S.E., DOB: ularly used by veterinarians to She said Tennessee is the only County Sheriff’s Office for 07/09/1990 euthanize animals — does not vio- state that requires a contract with capias (meth for resale), capias Arrested by the Cleveland late a condemned inmate’s consti- a pharmacist to compound the First Baptist Church (possession of drug parapher- Police Department for misde- tutional right to be treated drug. nalia felony). meanor failure to appear (viola- humanely. At least ten states have either n Caylan Brey Davenport, tion of probation), failure to The justices also upheld the used or intend to use compound- May 5, 2017 1745 Brown Ave., DOB: appear. possible future use of a pharma- ing pharmacies to obtain their cist to compound the drug should drugs for lethal injection, accord- Doors open at 8:00 a.m. Simulcast begins at 8:45 a.m. the state be unable to secure it ing to the nonprofit Death Penalty through a manufacturer. Information Center. Breakfast and lunch provided in ticket price. LOTTERY NUMBERS Tennessee Department of An official in the state attorney Corporate tables of eight $600 Correction spokeswoman Neysa general’s office said the court has Floor seats $79; stadium seats $69 Taylor told The Associated Press ruled in favor of the state on every Educator discounts $550 per table of eight; (AP) — These lotteries were 10D-4H in an email that the state current- issue involved. “We are pleased stadium seats $59 drawn Wednesday: All or Nothing Day: 03-04-08- ly doesn’t have the drug on hand with the unanimous decision and 10-11-13-14-16-18-19-22-23 but a compounding pharmacist is analysis,” Harlow Sumerford, a Tennessee All or Nothing Evening: 01- willing to supply it. spokesman for the attorney gener- Cash 3 Evening: 9-2-4, 06-07-10-11-13-15-17-18-19- Drugs used in lethal injections al’s office, said in an email. Purchase your Lucky Sum: 15 23-24 have become harder for states to The court opinion written by ticket today! Cash 3 Midday: 6-1-7, Lucky All or Nothing Morning: 02- secure because manufacturers Chief Justice Jeffrey Bivens said have refused to sell them to pris- Tennessee’s death penalty proto- Sum: 14 03-05-07-10-11-14-18-20-22- Presented by Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Cash 3 Morning: 4-9-5, 23-24 ons for executions. col does not violate a prisoner’s Go to events calender at www.clevelandchamber.com Lucky Sum: 18 All or Nothing Night: 01-02- Tennessee has no executions constitutional right against cruel Cash 4 Evening: 0-1-3-6, 03-05-07-09-12-13-14-17-20- scheduled and last put an inmate and inhuman punishment. Lucky Sum: 10 23 to death in 2009. Executions were Cash 4 Midday: 3-1-1-4, Cash 3 Evening: 7-6-7 put on hold in 2015 pending the Lucky Sum: 9 Cash 3 Midday: 9-5-2 court’s decision after death row Cash 4 Morning: 8-6-2-9, Cash 3 Night: 2-7-4 inmates challenged Tennessee’s Lucky Sum: 25 Cash 4 Evening: 1-4-6-6 announced change to a single Cleveland Daily Banner Hot Lotto: 13-15-23-26-45, Cash 4 Midday: 5-1-4-9 dose of pentobarbital, which Hot Ball: 7 Cash 4 Night: 2-1-2-9 replaces a three-drug method. Help support American Cancer Society’s Powerball: 08-15-31-36-62, Fantasy 5: 06-21-26-30-36 The Tennessee Supreme Court Powerball: 11, Power Play: 3 Georgia FIVE Evening: 5-5-8- decision stems from a lawsuit filed Relay for Life and the Bradley County community. Tennessee Cash: 01-15-17- 3-3 in 2013 by four condemned pris- 25-32, Bonus: 3 Georgia FIVE Midday: 6-5-0- oners who challenged the new Let’s all remember to celebrate, remember and fight back! 1-9 procedure. There are 61 inmates Georgia Powerball: 08-15-31-36-62, on the state’s death row and 5 Card Cash: AC-9C-4D- Powerball: 11, Power Play: 3 dozens of other inmates later Gail Palmer to discuss cemeteries on ‘Old Time’ Author Dr. Gail Palmer will be tural studies from the that shaped Southeast in Cleveland Saturday to appear University of Tennessee, where Tennessee. on the local radio show “Old she served as the director of the The show airs from 10 a.m. Town Cleveland” on WOOP FM Advising Center for the College until noon every Saturday 99.9. of Communications. Palmer has morning, on WOOP FM 99.9 or She will be discussing written five books about at www.woopfm.com. the cemeteries located the history of the Listeners are encouraged to in the Great Smoky mountains. call the show with their ques- Mountains. Debbie Moore, co- tions, memories and/or com- Palmer’s family were host of the award-win- ments. some of the first settlers ning “Old Town in Cade Coves, arriving Cleveland” show, said, from North Carolina to “We are excited about be included in the 1830 having Dr. Palmer come census. In her book share her vast knowl- CHURCH “Cemeteries of the edge of the people of Smokies,” she attempts Palmer the Smoky Mountains. ACTIVITIES to save the history and Many current residents heritage of the people of Southeast Tennessee who lived in the Great Smoky and North Georgia have families The Telestials of Nashville will Saturday, April 29th Mountains. Since many people that came to this area from the be in concert at Community Hall were moved out of the area mountains of Sevier and Blount Church, 1305 6th St., on Sunday, when the national park was counties, and the gravesites she 11 a.m. Downtown Cleveland developed, small cemeteries will discussing will be of a great ——— were being lost to the wilder- interest to our listeners.” Jason Crabb will be in concert ness, and, outside the park, to “Old Town Cleveland” is a during the 11 a.m. worship serv- Deadline: April 11, 2017 • Publish: April 20, 2017 the development of the tourism live two-hour radio show dedi- ice Sunday, at South Cleveland industry. cated to preserving the history Church of God, 1846 Volunteer Call Now To Place Your Ad! 423-472-5041 Palmer holds a Ph.D. in cul- of the people, places and things Drive S.W. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Fire probe results in drug arrest TENNESSEE BRIEFS From Staff Reports A fire in a home on Janet denied 2,652 applications. and the Tennessee Black Street led authorities to the University of Tennessee tuition The NRA says 12 states cur- Caucus of State Legislators arrest of the resident on multiple hikes at 3 percent or less rently let people carry con- have raised concerns that too drug charges. cealed handguns without a per- Bradley County Sheriff’s Office KNOXVILLE (AP) — many Tennessee events and mit. Deputy Courtney Trivett University of Tennessee historical figures were being culled from standards in the responded to a residence on President Joe DiPietro says Tennessee lawmakers halt bill Janet Street S.E., to assist the tuition increases will be at 3 interest of streamlining teach- Bradley County Fire-Rescue percent or less for the third taking aim at gay marriage ing requirements. Norris in his letter calls it service with a fire investigation year in a row due to self- NASHVILLE (AP) — A “crucial that Tennessee stu- into a structure fire which imposed budget restraints. watered-down version of a bill dents have a well-rounded occurred the previous night. The university says in a news that took aim at Tennessee’s understanding of Tennessee’s Contact was made with Felicia release that DiPietro told the recognition of gay marriages is historical and culturally rele- Lynn Brown, who had an out- school’s board of trustees dead for the year. vant Three Grand Divisions.” standing warrant for failure to Wednesday is preparing another The House Civil Justice Chairman Jason Roach says appear/driving on a suspended set of cost-saving goals. Subcommittee voted Wednesday Norris’ letter led committee license. In 2015, the board approved to stop considering the bill by members to reconfirm they are Further investigation yielded budget boundaries for two fiscal Republican Rep. Mark Pody of keeping within the law. multiple items, including several years beginning in July 2015 to Lebanon until next year. pills, suspected multiple pills, address a projected $377 mil- The bill would have required Audit questions over $12 million suspected marijuana, suspected lion annual funding gap by the state attorney general to methamphetamine, small plastic 2025. defend county or city clerks in intended for food for kids bags, digital scale, rolling papers, DiPietro reconvened a budget court if they’re sued for refusing NASHVILLE (AP) — State and glass pipes found in her advisory group in January to to issue marriage licenses to auditors are questioning how vehicle, according to BCSO find more cost-cutting and rev- same-sex couples. tens of millions of dollars meant reports. enue-generating ideas. Pody agreed to move the bill to provide meals and snacks to Brown, 43, was charged by the DiPietro will present the to next year amid two ongoing low-income children in BCSO with possession of Photo courtesy Bradley County Sheriff’s Office budget boundaries for the 2017 local lawsuits, which challenge Tennessee were spent. Schedule II drugs for resale DEPUTY COURTNEY TRIVETT records and enters narcotics evi- and 2018 fiscal years to a the implementation of the U.S. News outlets report the (meth and hydrocodone), posses- dence found at a Janet Street residence as a result of a fire investi- board subcommittee in June. Supreme Court ruling that state’s comptroller released an sion on Schedule IV drugs for gation there. made same-sex marriage legal audit Monday, slamming the resale (alprazolam), simple pos- Tennessee governor announces nationwide. Tennessee Department of session of Schedule VI drugs sion of drug paraphernalia. County General Session Court reward in 2016 killing Initially, the bill would have Human Services for its lack of She was to appear in Bradley on those charges today. (marijuana), and simple posses- NASHVILLE (AP) — Gov. Bill declared that marriage is only monitoring and internal control Haslam has announced a between one man and one over the state’s $80 million food $10,000 reward for information woman. program. The audit, which reviewed all leading to an arrest and convic- Bill to require non-citizen label Economy grew at 2.1% rate in Q4 tion in the beating death of a state agencies that receive fed- 72-year-old cancer patient in on licenses dead for year eral funds, found that 41 of the West Tennessee. 68 problems involved DHS, WASHINGTON (AP) — The growth will come in around 2 only slightly to 2.5 percent in NASHVILLE (AP) — A bill ranging from subcontractors U.S. economy grew at a slightly percent 2018. In a statement released seeking to require prominent Wednesday, Haslam’s office said spending money intended for faster rate in the fourth quarter Since the Great Recession Private economists believe labeling of Tennessee driver’s food on home improvements than earlier estimates, as con- ended in mid-2009, annual that even with the full adoption the reward is tied to the case of licenses held by people without Anita J. Rieben. and hotels to filing false sumers powered economic growth has averaged 2.1 per- of Trump’s stimulus program, permanent residency status is reports. momentum heading into 2017. cent, the worst performance for the economy will be facing stiff Officials say Rieben was dead for the year. killed in her home in the Tipton The spending in question The gross domestic product, any recovery in the post-World headwinds such as an aging Republican Rep. John Ragan equates to over $12 million. the economy’s total output of War II period. workforce as the baby boomers County city of Munford in of Oak Ridge told the House February 2016. She was found DHS officials deny having not goods and services, expanded at Trump vowed during the cam- retire and disappointing gains in Finance Subcommittee on provided adequate oversight, with blunt force trauma an annual rate of 2.1 percent in paign to double economic productivity. Growth in the labor Wednesday he will put his bill noting that the food programs injuries. the October-December period, growth to 4 percent or better. He force and productivity growth off until next year because of have inherent flaws. They say The Tennessee Bureau of the Commerce Department said his economic program of are the two key components that uncertain support on the panel. the agency is working with fed- Investigation and the Munford reported Thursday. That is an tax cuts, deregulation and determine potential GDP growth. Ragan’s original bill sought to eral officials to resolve the Police Department are investi- improvement from the previous increased spending in such have the words “alien” or “non- issues. estimate of 1.9 percent. The areas as the military and infra- gating the case. Anyone with citizen” printed on the licenses. added strength stemmed from structure would boost the econ- information about the case is It was later amended to instead Knoxville judge wins lawsuit stronger consumer spending, omy back to growth rates not asked to call 1-800-TBI-FIND. carry the word “visa.” brought by secretary which offset an increased drag seen on a sustained basis in Suspect Ragan says his bill was from trade. decades. From Page 1 Tennessee House panel kills aimed at identifying people who NASHVILLE (AP) — The The small change to the However, Trump’s legislative 2 permitless gun bills may have overstayed their visas Tennessee Supreme Court has fourth quarter did not alter agenda received a setback last coverage in Friday’s edition of the and cited terrorist attacks like ruled against a woman who growth for the entire year, which week when Republicans were Cleveland Daily Banner. NASHVILLE (AP) — A 9/11 as reasons for the legisla- sued a Knox County judge, came in at an anemic 1.6 per- forced to pull a measure to Though Hale was taken into Tennessee House panel has tion. saying the judge was within voted down two bills that cent. It was the worst showing repeal and replace the Affordable custody, the case is still under Non-permanent residents are his rights to fire her because of would’ve let people carry hand- in five years. President Donald Care Act because they did not investigation. It is being led by eligible for temporary driver’s a state law that gives employ- guns without a permit. Trump has pledged to boost have enough votes in the House Detective Andy Wattenbarger, licenses in Tennessee as long ers wide latitude to dismiss The House Civil Justice GDP growth to 4 percent or bet- of Representatives. Despite the who asks that anyone with pos- as they provide proof of legal people. Subcommittee on Wednesday ter, though private economists setback, Trump has said the sible information on the homi- presence and pass a driving The ruling stemmed from a voted against one bill by are doubtful. administration will soon unveil a cide contact him at 423-559- test. case brought by Judith Moore- Republican Rep. Micah Van For the fourth quarter, the plan to cut individual and corpo- 3392. Pennoyer, who spent 18 years Huss of Jonesborough that government revised its estimate rate tax rates, a key component Norris: Follow law in review of as an assistant to former Knox would’ve allowed concealed for consumer spending, which of his stimulus program. history teaching standards County Circuit Court Judge carry without a permit. accounts for two-thirds of eco- Treasury Secretary Steven Harold Winberly. Wimberly lost The panel later killed legisla- NASHVILLE (AP) — Senate nomic activity, to a growth rate Mnuchin said last week that in an election to William T. tion by GOP Rep. Andy Holt of Majority Leader Mark Norris is of 3.5 percent from a previous even if the initial goal of getting Skeletal Ailor. Dresden that would’ve dropped urging a panel reviewing teach- estimate of 3 percent. the tax measure approved by Court documents say Ailor From Page 1 the permit requirement to carry ing standards for social studies The economy also got a boost August slips, he still believes the fired the assistant one week a handgun openly or concealed, to follow a state law requiring from slightly stronger rebuilding plan can win congressional made available later today. It before taking the bench, say- and expanded where guns students to learn about the of business stockpiles. However, approval by this fall. appeared to police that the body ing he wanted someone else to could be carried. Tennessee Constitution and these increases were offset Mnuchin has cited a lower was that of a male, but said this fill the position. Moore- Currently, Tennessee state and local governments. somewhat by a bigger trade goal of growth above 3 percent. would also be further determined Pennoyer sued afterward. requires people to get a permit The Collierville Republican deficit, which subtracts from Private economists, however, once the remains have been The Supreme Court, in its to carry a handgun in public. sent the letter to the Social GDP growth, and less business believe the impact of Trump’s examined. decision this week, said Obtaining a permit requires Studies Standards investment. stimulus efforts will be even Gibson said the Bradley Tennessee’s employment-at- first completing a handgun Recommendation Committee The 2.1 percent GDP growth smaller. Top forecasters with the County Sheriff’s Office assisted will doctrine generally allows safety course. before its final meeting on in the fourth quarter came after National Association for in the removal of the skeletal employers to fire people at any Last year, the state Safety Wednesday. a 3.5 percent spurt of growth in Business Economists on remains. Investigation into the time and that applies in this Department revoked or sus- Gov. Bill Haslam, fellow the third quarter. For the cur- Monday projected GDP growth case is being conducted by CPD case. rent quarter, analysts believe this year of 2.3 percent, rising detectives. pended 2,401 permits and Republican state lawmakers

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Source: Morningstar. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 5 NATIONAL BRIEFS Head-on crash kills 13 senior adults in Texas CONCAN, Texas (AP) — Federal investigators will get ‘Dreamer’ reunites with family, Bridget Kelly told reporters their first look Thursday at the after the sentencing says he’s hopeful for future scene of a head-on collision Wednesday, where her attorney between a pickup truck and TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Their pointed out that testimony that small church bus in southwest hug was silent, their smiles she told Christie about the traf- Texas that crumpled the front of broad. After more than six fic jams while they were hap- the bus and killed 13 senior weeks in custody, a Mexican pening was never contradicted. adults returning from a church man who had been arrested Kelly, Christie’s former retreat. despite his participation in a deputy chief of staff, was sen- The Texas Department of program designed to prevent the tenced to 18 months in prison. Public Safety refused to specu- deportation of those brought to Bill Baroni, Christie’s appointee late on the cause of the the U.S. illegally as children was to the Port Authority of New Wednesday afternoon crash out- freed Wednesday pending York and New Jersey, was sen- side Garner State Park, about deportation proceedings. tenced to two years. Both are 75 miles (120 kilometers) west Daniel Ramirez Medina, 24, appealing their convictions. of San Antonio, although one greeted his brother — also a They were charged with con- spokesman suggested the truck participant in the program — in spiracy, wire fraud and other driver may have crossed the the lobby of the Federal offenses for causing the grid- center line. Detention Center in Tacoma, lock near the George The fronts of both vehicles surrounded by lockers and Washington Bridge in were heavily damaged in the metal detectors. September 2013 to punish a collision and the bus was “He’s free to go,” a guard told Democratic mayor who didn’t backed up onto a guardrail, them, and after conferring with endorse Christie’s re-election. with glass and debris scattered one of his lawyers, Ramirez A spokesman for Christie, around. stepped into the sunshine and who was not charged, respond- Twelve bus occupants, hugged his brother again for a ed after Kelly’s testimony in including the driver, died at the crowd of news cameras waiting October that he had “no knowl- scene, DPS Lt. Johnny just beyond the chain link-and- edge prior to or during” the Hernandez said. Another bus Pete Luna/The San Antonio Express-News via AP barbed wire fence. lane realignment. She testified passenger died at a San Antonio AuThoriTiES iNvESTigATE after a deadly crash involving a van carrying church members and a He spoke to reporters briefly that he authorized what she hospital. The pickup driver was pickup truck on U.S. 83 outside Garner State Park in northern Uvalde County, Texas, Wednesday. The in Spanish, thanking his sup- claimed was a traffic study. in stable condition and the lone group of senior adults from First Baptist Church of New Braunfels, Texas, was returning from a retreat porters, and later issued a writ- Record snowfall for March 29 survivor from the bus remained when the crash occurred, a church statement said. ten statement in English hospitalized in critical condition ble causes of the crash, which churches and other groups, all those affected,” their state- through his lawyers. buries Anchorage late Wednesday, DPS said. occurred in a curve of the road with advocates saying they can ment said. “We thank the first “I’m so happy to be reunited “We are still grieving and ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — where the speed limit is 65 be difficult to control in an responders working on the with my family today and can’t we’re going to grieve for a while, It was a late March surprise for mph. emergency. scene in the wake of this wait to see my son,” it said. and we will see what tomorrow residents of Alaska’s largest city, The National Transportation The San Antonio-area church unimaginable tragedy, and ask “This has been a long and hard looks like and then the next the kind that snarls traffic and Safety Board was sending inves- said on its website that the that all Texans join us in offer- 46 days, but I’m so thankful for day,” Brad McLean, senior pas- keeps kids at home for the day. tigators to the scene to deter- members were returning from a ing their thoughts and prayers.” the support that I’ve gotten tor of the First Baptist Church The National Weather Service mine the cause of the crash, three-day retreat at the Alto from everyone who helped me of New Braunfels, Texas, told said 8.8 inches (22.4 centime- NTSB spokesman Terry Frio Baptist Encampment in and for the opportunity to live reporters Wednesday. “But we ters) of snow fell on Anchorage Williams said. Leakey, about 9 miles (15 kilo- in such an amazing country. I know this: We know the between 10 p.m. Tuesday and DPS Sgt. Conrad Hein said meters) from the crash site. know that this isn’t over, but strength of the Lord is going to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. the small bus was a 2004 Turtle Church officials were “minis- I’m hopeful for the future, for provide our next steps.” That’s a record for March 29 Top, though he did not know tering to family members to help me and for the hundreds of McLean declined to identify in Anchorage, said meteorolo- the specific model. Turtle Top’s them deal with this tragedy” thousands of other Dreamers any of the victims. gist Rebecca Duell. website features shuttle buses and counselors will be available who love this country like I do.” Hernandez said the vehicles G O L D & The Anchorage School with capacities ranging from 17 Thursday at the church, accord- Judge John Odell in Tacoma collided at 12:23 p.m. on U.S. District canceled classes for the to 51 passengers, which they ing to the statement. DIAMONDS approved freeing the 24-year- 83 near the town of Concan day, and the deep snow slowed bill as “a great alternative to the Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and old Ramirez on $15,000 bond after the truck crossed the cen- TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR traffic. standard 15-passenger van.” his wife, Cecilia, offered their until his next immigration ter line. But at a briefing near One enterprising person on a Safety concerns have long sur- condolences. GOLD & OTHER ITEMS court hearing. the crash site Wednesday night, bicycle with fat tires was rounded the 15-passenger vans, “We are saddened by the loss Immigration agents arrested DPS Sgt. Orlando Moreno 5301 BRAINERD ROAD caught by a camera from which are frequently used by of life and our hearts go out to him last month in suburban Anchorage television station declined to speculate on possi- (423) 499-9162 Seattle, saying he acknowl- KTVA. The cyclist was slowly edged affiliating with gangs. trudging along a bike path Officials then revoked his pro- adjacent to a long line of cars tected status. waiting to move off a highway Severe storms expected in Roger Stone, a figure in Russia exit ramp. The snowfall wasn’t unusual Mississippi Valley, Dixie Alley probe, faces defamation suit for Anchorage, or for the time NEW YORK (AP) — A lawyer of year, Duell said. DALLAS (AP) — The Mississippi The channel said in a statement for Republican operative Roger The latest snowfall on record Valley is in the severe weather that Kelley Williamson and Randy Stone says his client is so busy of at least one-tenth of an inch bull’s-eye as a storm system that Yarnall were “beloved members of preparing for a possible grilling is May 22, which occurred in already left at least six dead the weather community” who had by the U.S. Senate intelligence 1964. moved into the Dixie Alley. worked as contractors for the committee, that he doesn’t have Since 1952, the average final The Storm Prediction Center channel. The Texas Department of time to attend the opening of snowfall in Anchorage occurs warns that northern Mississippi Public Safety said the two died his civil defamation trial in New on April 18. and western Tennessee on Tuesday along with another storm York City. The previous high snowfall Thursday will have a moderate chaser, 25-year-old Corbin Lee The longtime adviser to for March 29 was 3.4 inches risk of severe thunderstorms, one Jaeger of Peoria, Arizona. President Donald Trump is (8.6 centimeters) set in 2001. of the National Weather Service’s Williamson and Yarnall were being sued over a flyer that cir- most elevated risk levels, as a cold both from Cassville, Missouri. culated during New York’s 2010 Prosecutors: Foster father’s front moves slowly across the Department of Public Safety election that called the home a ‘horrific place’ Mississippi Valley, triggering thun- Sgt. John Gonzalez says a Libertarian Party candidate for RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (AP) — A derstorms as early as midday. The Chevrolet Suburban driven by governor, Warren Redlich, a foster father who took in more center predicts “an active severe Williamson ran a stop sign and “sexual predator.” than 100 troubled boys over 20 weather event” Thursday from slammed into a Jeep driven by Redlich’s lawsuit claims Stone years and is on trial for sexual- New Orleans to Cincinnati. Jaeger. was responsible. Stone says he ly abusing eight of the children The upper-level air conditions Yarnall was a passenger in the had nothing to do with it. operated a house that was a could elevate the risks of torna- Suburban. All three were killed Stone was subpoenaed to “horrific place” where boys lived does and hailstorms. instantly. testify this week, but his lawyer in fear and needed permission The storm system already led to asked the judge for a delay on to go to the bathroom, prosecu- the traffic deaths of three storm Wednesday. The judge denied tors said Wednesday. chasers in West Texas and two that request. In opening arguments, children who touched a downed Opening statements could Suffolk County prosecutor power line while playing in Fort start as early as Thursday Laurie Moroff described Cesar Worth, Texas. A truck driver was afternoon. Gonzales-Mugaburu’s subur- killed when strong winds blew his Cleveland Daily Banner rig off Interstate 40 in El Reno, Police: Drugs seized from plane ban Long Island home in Ridge, New York, as a beautiful house Oklahoma. at Ohio University airport with a pool, but inside the chil- The National Weather Service dren lived in a prison. said a tornado with winds ALBANY, Ohio (AP) — between 60 and 110 mph (100- Authorities say they’ve seized a The foster system was like a candy store filled with boys for 175 kph) struck an apartment “significant” amount of suspect- complex in southwestern Houston ed cocaine from an unautho- him, Moroff said. She said Gonzales-Mugaburo would on Wednesday morning, damaging rized plane that landed at Ohio carports, windows and roofs. No University’s airport. threaten to shoot the boys or run them over with a car if they injuries were reported following Athens County Sheriff the tornado, rated as an EF-0 or Rodney Smith says his office didn’t obey him. “It was a horrific place to live, an EF-1 on a six-level scale of tor- detained the Canadian-based nado damage. Later Wednesday, plane after it landed Wednesday eating on the floor, and not allowed to do anything without damaging winds knocked a ship- at Gordon K. Bush Airport in ping container on a truck, injuring Albany, Ohio. asking permission first including going to the bathroom,” Moroff two near LaPorte, 20 miles (32 The sheriff’s office and Ohio km) east of Houston. The Port of University police were both said outside the court. “They lived in fear, they were afraid.” Houston said it didn’t know if a notified by the airport that an twister was to blame. aircraft was landing without Defense attorney Donald Mates said there was no truth Fire officials in Fort Worth said proper authorization around Wednesday that two boys, ages 11 2:30 p.m. to the charges, calling it a “witch hunt.” He said the and 12, were electrocuted by Authorities say a search of power lines downed during the the plane found a “significant accusers were all troubled boys. Some had psychiatric violent weather. Did you know that if you subscribe to quantity” of drugs that investi- Late Tuesday, storms struck gators suspect to be cocaine. conditions like schizophrenia, ADHD, bipolar disorder and Oklahoma and North Texas with University police say the pilot tornadoes, tennis ball-sized hail the Cleveland Daily Banner you can had told officials he was travel- other conditions, Mates said. “When you hear an allegation and powerful winds. Roofs and ing through U.S. airspace when walls were ripped away early get a full month absolutely FREE? a mechanical problem forced of eight children over 20 years and there has been more than Wednesday from homes in him to land. Rockwall, northeast of Dallas, and Police say the plane’s two 100 children in his home eight is really not a lot,” Mates said the city’s mayor, Jim Pruitt, said occupants were detained by one person suffered non-life- agents from Customs and outside the courtroom. That’s right Gonzales-Mugaburu, 60, was threatening injuries. Border Protection and taken to In Oklahoma, a truck driver Columbus. arrested in January 2016, after authorities said two boys in his was killed Tuesday night after 4 4 MonthsMMoonntthhss forffoorr onlyoonnllyy $20.00$$2200..0000 Sentenced to jail, Christie aide care reported alleged abuse to a strong winds pushed his rig off caseworker. Prosecutors said the interstate in El Reno, outside says she won’t be scapegoat Oklahoma City, according to the that prompted a wider investi- IF YOU HAVEN’T RECEIVED “HOME DELIVERY” WITHIN NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The gation, which led to additional Oklahoma Highway Patrol. sentencing of two former aides charges involving other alleged Forecasters confirmed a 95 mph THE PAST 30 DAYS AND YOU’RE NOT LISTED IN OUR SYSTEM AS A to New Jersey Gov. Chris victims. (150 kph) wind gust in the area CURRENT SUBSCRIBER YOU QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL OFFER Christie for creating traffic jams Gonzales-Mugaburu has when the crash occurred. at the busiest bridge in the pleaded not guilty to child In Texas, the three storm U.S. for political revenge may endangerment, sexual miscon- chasers — including two who were ALL ORDERS MUST BE PRE-PAID AND ARE NON-REFUNDABLE not prevent the scandal from duct and other charges, and contractors for The Weather hanging over the Republican’s remains jailed on $1 million Channel — were killed in a colli- final year in office. bond. His lawyer disputes that sion at a remote intersection near WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS “I will not allow myself to be any abuse took place at his the town of Spur, about 55 miles 472-5041 the scapegoat in this case,” client’s home. (90 km) southeast of Lubbock. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Baby Blues CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Blondie FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2017 need to go overboard or to live up to ticket to future success. It's never too CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS someone else's standards. Keep your late to revisit old ideas and make DAY: Jessica Szohr, 32; Ewan life simple, doable and focused on updates that suit your current situa- McGregor, 46; Christopher Walken, what's important to you. Laying down tion. Your numbers are 7, 13, 22, 25, 74; Shirley Jones, 83. the groundwork and showing disci- 32, 41, 47. Happy Birthday: Don't feel the pline and determination will be your ARIES (March 21-April 19): Take pride in whatever you do. Don't waffle or think someone else is better than you. Use your intelligence and street smarts to outmaneuver anyone who stands between you and what you Contract Bridge want to conquer. Do what makes you by Steve Becker happy. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): By Ned Classics Dennis the Menace Stubbornness will work against you. Ease up and get along with others in By Conrad Day order to get things done quickly and efficiently. Stability should be your goal, not letting trivial matters dis- mantle your plans or hurt your reputation. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): An opportunity to make alterations to your professional direction or to improve your health through fitness and nutritional changes should be recognized and put into play. A celebration with someone you love will bring you closer together. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Partnerships can make a difference to what you accomplish and how. Nurture the relationships you have with others to ensure you both get the best of everything life has to offer. Erase negativity with positive thoughts and action. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A playful game with someone you love will set the stage for a wonderful weekend. Turn your energy into passion and Dilbert use your intelligence to attract positive attention. A commitment can and should be made. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be careful not to offend someone who is in a position of authority. Criticism isn't the best way to get attention. Stay focused on the positives and show a willingness to pitch in and help. Actions will speak louder than words. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Look at the possibilities that will help you get the highest returns. Express your thoughts and feelings, look for inner Garfield strength and the possibilities to expand your creative skills and improve the way you present yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Ease into difficult situations. Say little until you know exactly what's coming down the pipeline. It's up to you to monitor and control whatever comes your way if you want to come out on top. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Work-related matters should be taken care of before you depart for the weekend. Knowing that you have everything in place will ease your stress, allowing you to concentrate on Hagar the Horrible personal matters, home improvements and romantic adventures. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Make personal changes that require your mental, physical and emotional input. The plan should be to improve the way you live, not to make life more difficult. Live within your means and avoid overreacting. Set reasonable standards. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Don't take the bait if someone tries to provoke an argument. Opt to do your own thing or align yourself with people who are more in tune with the tina’s Groove way you do things. A personal change will lead to compliments. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Work alongside people you have worked with in the past. Finding common goals will give you a better chance to reach your goals. Put your heart and soul into bringing about the changes that will improve your lifestyle. Don't stop believing. Birthday Baby: You are brave, intense and determined. You are per- suasive and resilient. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 7

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Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Hunter Street Ran Prank ››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Children’s) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Gumball Cloudy, Meat Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare We Bare King of Hill King of Hill Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Cleveland TVLND 57M*A*S*H (:36) M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ››› “Lethal Weapon” (1987) ‘R’ ››› “Lethal Weapon 2” (1989, Action) Mel Gibson, Joe Pesci. ‘R’ Å›› “Escape Plan” (2013, Action) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ Å›› “Sherlock Holmes” (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr. ‘PG-13’ Å TCM 59(3:45) ›› “Gambling Lady” ››› “Bordertown” (1935) Paul Muni. (:45) › “The Expert” (1932) Dickie Moore ››› “Daughters of the Dust” (1991) Cora Lee Day. ››› “The Learning Tree” (1969) Kyle Johnson. Å›› “Losing Ground” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. 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 61(3:58) NCIS ’ Å (4:59) NCIS ’ Å (5:59) NCIS “Toxic” Å (6:59) NCIS “Legend” Å NCIS “Legend” Å NCIS “Semper Fidelis” ’ NCIS Tense reunion. Å NCIS ’ Å (12:01) NCIS “Reunion” ’ BRAVO 62Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm (Part 1 of 2) Southern Charm (Part 2 of 2) Watch What Real Housewives/Beverly Housewives SYFY 63(2:00) “Need for Speed” (:04) › “Leprechaun 2” (1994) Warwick Davis. Å (:05) › “Jonah Hex” (2010, Action) Josh Brolin. Å››› “Zombieland” (2009) Woody Harrelson. Å›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012) Milla Jovovich. SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å COM 65(:10) Archer (:45) Futurama ’ Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Review Å South Park Daily Show At Midnight South Park South Park MTV 66The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Nick Cannon: Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Battle ’ Å VH1 67Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ (5:55) ››› “Selena” (1997, Biography) Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos. ’ Å›› “The Notebook” (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. ’ Å››› “Selena” (1997) ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Sun Records (N) Å Sun Records Å Roseanne ’ Roseanne ’ BET 69(3:05) ›› “Soul Men” (2008) Samuel L. Jackson. Å Rebel “Pilot” A cop has to make tough choices. (:06) ››› “Set It Off” (1996, Action) Jada Pinkett. Desperation drives four women to bank-robbery. Martin Å Daily Show (:33) Martin SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made NASA’s Unexplained Files Through Wormhole-Freeman (:02) Impossible Engineering To Be Announced Through Wormhole-Freeman Impossible Engineering ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate (N) ’ (Live) Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100The Friar Chaplet Kids Savoring Justin Fatica EWTN News Catholic Daily Mass - Olam World Over Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Father Spitzer’s Universe Defend Life Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Blue Bloods “Dedication” ’ Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Silver Star” ’ Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Cellar Boy” ’ Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Mercy” Å DISXD 117Pokémon: XY Star-For. Milo Murphy Walk the Walk the Milo Murphy Star-For. Star-For. Milo Murphy Right Now Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Milo Murphy Spider-Man Star-Rebels Pokémon: XY Milo Murphy GSN 144The Chase Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Cash Cab ’ Cash Cab ’ Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Divided (N) Divided (N) Idiotest (N) Idiotest (N) Cash Cab ’ Cash Cab ’ Divided Divided COOK 153Steak Out Steak Out Steak Out Steak Out Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Cheap Eats Cheap Eats Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent (6:56) Braxton Family Values (7:55) Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values (N) Hustle & Soul (N) (:03) Braxton Family Values (12:02) Hustle & Soul GALA 217La Familia La Familia Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia María Vecinos una familia La Familia Vecinos Mi Destino Eres Tú Noticias Noticias TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) La Piloto (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Grudge Race Shotgun NASCAR America (N) Å NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Dallas Stars at Boston Bruins. From TD Garden in Boston. NHL Overtime (N) ’ (Live) Poker After Dark Poker After Dark DLC 319Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R.

Thursday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 8:30 p.m. on (WRCB) 8:31 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WDEF) Supernatural Powerless The Great Indoors Riverdale The Amazing Race Many people, including Sam and Dean (Jar- Emily (Vanessa Hudgens) isn’t happy when The office gets reconfigured in the new epi- Fred (Luke Perry) finds himself without a Though it was unusual for this Emmy- ed Padalecki, Jensen Ackles), are after a Van (Alan Tudyk) claims that recognizing a sode “Cubicles,” a title that gives a definite construction team, just as a big project is winning competition series not to have a fall werewolf in the new episode “Ladies Drink veteran Wayne worker was his idea instead indication of how the floor plan changes. about to get underway, in the new “Chap- run, it returns here for its 29th season as Free.” Claire Novak (recurring guest star of hers in the new episode “Van of the It’s Brooke’s (Susannah Fielding) solution ter Eight: The Outsiders.” Archie (KJ Apa) host Phil Keoghan again sets two-person Kathryn Love Newton) is one of the others, Year,” and she’s determined to set things when Jack (Joel McHale) can’t concentrate and his pals step in to help, but when one teams on an around-the-world course. The but the hunt takes a drastic turn when the straight. Teddy (Danny Pudi) wants a resis- because of the Millennials’ antics, and it of them is assaulted, it becomes clear twist this time: The partners haven’t known quarry bites her and the Winchester siblings tant Ron (Ron Funches) to introduce a new proves to be successful only to a degree. somebody doesn’t want the job to get done. each other before they meet here. They have to try to save her. Adam Fergus also product to the general public. Christina Kirk Maggie Lawson (“Psych”) continues her Jughead (Cole Sprouse) worries about oth- have to build trust while facing challenges guest stars. also stars. guest role as Rachel. Stephen Fry, Chris- ers’ reactions to new information about him. in various countries, aiming to beat their ri- topher Mintz-Plasse, Chris Williams and Polly (guest star Tiera Skovbye) resists a vals to each finish line and stay in the game Christine Ko also star. baby shower that others want to give her. to win the $1 million prize at the end.

FRIDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING MARCH 31, 2017 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 Grimm “The End” ’ Dateline NBC (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee You Can Hear Praise Å John Gray Creation Supernatural! Potters Praise Å Hal Lindsey End/ Age Perry Stone Watchman Praise Å F.K. Price Spirit WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Standard Crook & Chase Country Fix Country Music City Tonight ’ Around Town Rewind Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Originals (N) ’ Å Reign “Hanging Swords” (N) Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood Dish Nation Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Nature “Yosemite” (N) ’ “Pollyanna” (2002, Drama) Amanda Burton. ’ Å “To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters” (2016) Finn Atkins. Call the Midwife ’ Å DAYSTAR 8Sam Adeyemi Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Z. Levitt Creflo Dollar Jewish Voice John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Jack Van Jewish Jesus Hour of Sal K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Last-Standing (:31) Dr. Ken Shark Tank Å (DVS) (:01) 20/20 ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Wash Charlie Rose American Experience Å Great Performances ’ Å World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Rosewood (N) Å (DVS) (:01) Sleepy Hollow ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing L King Report 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show ’ Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith MacGyver “Compass” (N) Hawaii Five-0 (N) ’ Å Blue Bloods (N) ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13The Dish With Rachael Ray Susan Graver Style Å Dr. Denese SkinScience IT Cosmetics Å Mary Beth’s 30th Anniversary (N) Å Friday Night Beauty “Adrienne Denese, MD. PhD” (N) Today’s Top Tech Å CSPAN 14(3:00) Public Affairs Events ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Old Wounds” Blue Bloods ’ Å›› “We Are Marshall” (2006, Drama) Matthew McConaughey. Å›› “We Are Marshall” (2006, Drama) Matthew McConaughey. Å How I Met How I Met HSN 16Joyful Discoveries-Joy Fitbit Innovations (N) Å HP Innovations (N) Å M. Asam Beauty (N) Å As Seen on TV (N) Å Tony Little Health Fitbit Innovations (N) Å Chef Wolfgang Puck (N) Chef Wolfgang Puck (N) E! 23Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks E! News (N) Å›› “Maid in Manhattan” (2002) Jennifer Lopez. Å So Cosmo Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Beowulf “Episode 104” Beowulf “Episode 105” Beowulf “Episode 106” Beowulf “Episode 107” Brew Dogs “Berlin” Å Brew Dogs “Portland” Å Car Match. Car Match. LIFE 25Bring It! Å Bring It! Å Bring It! Å Bring It! Å Bring It! (N) Å Bring It! “La La Land” (N) (:02) The Rap Game (N) (:06) The Pop Game (N) (12:06) Bring It! Å TLC 26Long Island Medium ’ Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes A Haunting “Love Curse” ’ A Haunting A phantom. ’ A Haunting “Ghostly Voices” Ghost Brothers (N) ’ A Haunting “Ghostly Voices” Ghost Brothers ’ TBS 27Friends Friends Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” ELeague “Preview Show” “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” TNT 28Castle “The G.D.S.” ’ Castle “Fidelis Ad Mortem” Castle “Heartbreaker” ’ Castle “Death Wish” ’››› “The Help” (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone. Å (DVS) Major Crimes “Intersection” “Madea Goes to Jail” USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Colony “Seppuku” FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “2 Guns” (2013, Action) Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg. ’ Å›› “Battleship” (2012, Science Fiction) Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsg:ard. ’ Å Shots Fired ’ Å Shots Fired ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter W/Michael NBA Countdown (N) (Live) NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Houston Rockets at Golden State Warriors. (N) (Live) ESPN2 32Basketball Basketball High School Basketball Interruption W. Final Four 2017 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament 2017 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33NHL Hockey Spotlight Braves Live: Welcome Home 2017 (N) (Live) MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Atlanta Braves. From SunTrust Park in Atlanta. (N) Braves Live: Welcome Home 2017 MLB Baseball SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å College Baseball Mississippi State vs Mississippi. From Swayze Field in Oxford, Miss. (N) SEC Now Å Best/Paul Finebaum SEC Now Å GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf Shell Houston Open, Second Round. (N) (Live) LPGA Golf Golf Central PGA Golf PGA Golf FS1 36Race Hub NASCAR Racing Speak for Yourself Drag Racing MLS Soccer Sporting Kansas City at Toronto FC. (N) (Live) Å MLS Soccer Atlanta United FC at Seattle Sounders FC. (N) MLB Season Preview 2017 FSSE 37(3:00) Rodeo RodeoHouston, Super Series Championship. ACC Access Future Phen. Boxing 30 ’ College Baseball West Virginia at Oklahoma State. (N) (Live) Raceline 3 Wide Life SportsMoney College Baseball WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? Weather Changed History Weather Changed History Weather Changed History CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money Option Action Mad Money (N) Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss “Belfor” Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) Å For the Record With Greta 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 Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42The Lead With Jake Tapper All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report The First 100 Days (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ (:03) American Pickers ’ (:03) American Pickers ’ (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Impractical Jokers Å Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Greatest Ever Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46(2:00) Live PD ’ Å Live PD “Live PD -- 03.25.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ’ Å Live PD (N) ’ Å Live PD (N) ’ (Live) Å Live PD ’ Å DISC 47Gold Rush Reaching goals. Gold Rush “Captain Monica” Gold Rush ’ Å Gold Rush “Viking Voyage” Gold Rush: Pay Dirt Å Gold Rush (N) ’ Å (:01) Gold Rush (N) ’ Å (:01) Gold Rush ’ Å (12:02) Gold Rush ’ Å NATGEO 48Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alien Deep With Bob Ballard Nakd Science Nakd Science Nakd Science Nakd Science Origins of Humankind Explorer “S10 Ep4” Å Origins of Humankind Explorer “S10 Ep4” Å TRAV 49Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive 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 Dream Home Dream Home Dream Home Dream Home Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Dream Home Dream Home ANPL 52Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse Masters Å Treehouse Masters Å Tanked: Tank Madness (N) Tanked: Tank Madness (N) Tanked: Tank Madness (N) (:01) Tanked: Tank Madness (:01) Tanked: Tank Madness Tanked: Tank Madness (N) FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. ’ Å››› “Coming to America” (1988) Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å›› “Good Burger” (1997) DISN 54(2:50) Ice Age (:20) ›› “Ice Age: The Meltdown” (2006) Bunk’d (N) ’ Cali Style Tangled: The Tangled: The Stuck/Middle ›› “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days” ’ Tangled: The Stuck/Middle (:10) Bunk’d (:35) Jessie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Hunter Street Ran Prank Thundermans Game ›› “Scooby-Doo” (2002) Freddie Prinze Jr. ’ Å Friends ’ Friends Friends (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Cloudy, Meat Cloudy, Meat Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans King of Hill King of Hill Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Cleveland TVLND 57M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(2:30) ›› “Escape Plan” ›› “Sherlock Holmes” (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law. ‘PG-13’ Å›› “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” (2011) Robert Downey Jr. ‘PG-13’ Å The Walking Dead ’ Å (12:01) Into the Badlands TCM 59(3:45) ››› “Humoresque” (1946) Joan Crawford. Å››› “Possessed” (1947) Joan Crawford. Å››› “Winchester ’73” (1950) Å (:45) ››› “The Underworld Story” (1950) Dan Duryea. ›› “Another Part of the Forest” (1948) HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Home Imp. Home Imp. The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61(3:58) Snapped Å (4:59) Snapped Å (5:59) Snapped Å (6:59) Snapped Å Snapped Å Snapped Å Snapped Å Takes a Killer Snapped Å Snapped BRAVO 62“Miss Congeniality 2” ››› “Mean Girls” (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ››› “Mean Girls” (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ›› “Miss Congeniality” (2000) Sandra Bullock. Å›› “Miss Congeniality” (2000) Sandra Bullock. Å SYFY 63(3:00) “Jeepers Creepers 2” ›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012) Milla Jovovich. ››› “Zombieland” (2009) Woody Harrelson. Å›› “Pompeii” (2014, Adventure) Kit Harington. Å The Magicians Å The Expanse “Cascade” SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Stings. Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Bellator MMA Live (N) ’ (Live) Å (12:15) Cops Cops Å COM 65(:10) Archer (:45) Futurama ’ Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park › “Scary Movie 5” (2013, Comedy) Ashley Tisdale. Å Aziz Ansari: Dangerously (12:05) Pete Davidson: SMD MTV 66Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67(3:00) ›› “The Notebook” (2004) Ryan Gosling. ’ Å›› “Bring It On” (2000) Kirsten Dunst. Premiere. ’ Å RuPaul’s Drag Race (N) ’›› “Bring It On” (2000, Comedy) Kirsten Dunst. ’ Å›› “Tommy Boy” (1995, Comedy) Chris Farley. ’ Å CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “Home Alone” (1990, Children’s) Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. Å Hometown Heroes (N) Å››› “Home Alone” (1990) Macaulay Culkin. Å BET 69Meet, Browns ››› “Set It Off” (1996) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah. Desperation drives four women to bank-robbery. (7:58) Rebel “Pilot” A cop has to make tough choices. The Quad › “Blue Streak” (1999, Comedy) Martin Lawrence. Å SCIENCE 83Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(1:00) Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Cross Adventures The Will of Crossing EWTN News Catholic Daily Mass - Olam Thirst for Truth - for Souls EWTN News Holy Rosary The Church The Creed Pro-Life Women of Father Spitzer’s Universe WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Ghosts” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Life Line” ’ Law & Order “Birthright” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Criminal Law” Saving Hope “Midlife Crisis” Saving Hope ’ Å DISXD 117Pokémon: XY Star-For. Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Phineas and Ferb Phineas and Ferb ’ Phineas and Ferb ’ Phineas and Ferb ’ GSN 144The Chase “Ivy League” Deal or No Deal ’ Å Cash Cab ’ Cash Cab ’ Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats Good Eats WE 163Mama June Mama June- Not to Hot (:45) Mama June: From Not to Hot Mama June- Not to Hot Mama June- Not to Hot Mama June- Not to Hot (:05) Dr. Miami Mama June- Not to Hot (12:13) Dr. Miami GALA 217Que Madre Que Madre Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo La Familia María La Familia una familia una familia una familia Vecinos La Familia Mi Destino Eres Tú Noticias Noticias TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. 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Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG SOME OF THE STUDENTS who have been assisting with the Trout in the Classroom project at Walker Valley High School gather next to the main aquarium. From left are Kaylee Carrick, Madison Rogers, Macy Downes, Rachel Green and Hunter Strickland.

Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS CLEVELAND BRADLEY County Public Library Director Fishy Andrew Hunt shows off two of the library’s STEM learning toys. From Page 1 Design work progresses chiller. He added the chiller “We have gotten really alone is valued at some $600, attached to them,” Downes said making the Trout Unlimited with a laugh. on library History Branch donation especially valuable. While it has been somewhat Despite the students’ best like having pets to care for, stu- By SARALYN NORKUS “I’ll say it again, a lot efforts to keep the fish alive, dent Rachel Green said the [email protected] of time and work has they have unfortunately had to experience has also taught her gone into this.” The Cleveland Bradley — John Hagler witness the sadder side of the about the importance of pre- County Public Library is ready circle of life. Student Hunter serving the area’s natural to embrace both the past and instructs it to make a sound. Strickland recalls helping ecosystems. the present. Hunt also reminded the Shamblin discard the eggs She said she has learned To continue work on the group that the library’s 3D which never hatched. some things which may seem History Branch, architect printer has been up and run- Some fish have also perished minor to some people — like lit- Randy Cagle has completed ning for the past few weeks, after hatching, some jumping ter — can have a huge effect on drawings to the second-floor prominently displayed in the out of the tank due to over- the area’s wildlife. project, which will allow the window at the entrance by the crowding. Since they are getting “When you see trash in the Bradley Cleveland Public circulation desk. larger, they are expected to be lake, you want to get it out — Education Foundation to relo- “You can see some of the released into the river soon. because it hurts the trout,” cate, upon its completion. items it’s created already and “We’ll do that in the next little Green said. “I’ll say it again, a lot of time can watch it in action,” he while,” Shamblin said. “They’re Altogether, four different and work has gone into this,” commented. getting big and starting to com- classes at Walker Valley have said Library Board Chair John 3D printed items so far pete for space now.” taken an interest in the fish — Hagler. include a tea cup, a bust of Though the population they two classes in the fall semester Board member Bill Burch Batman and other figures. now have has dwindled to some and two this spring. and BCPEF Executive Director Other library news: 150 trout, the students say Shamblin has used the fish Lynn Voelz have been working n The library board would they continue to enjoy taking as a segue into discussions on like members of the communi- Contributed photo together on design/decor ideas care of them each day. topics like U.S. environmental for the BCPEF future office, ty to turn in their Student Macy Downes regulations in his social studies TROUT being raised by students at Walker Valley High School are shown hatching in this photo taken last year. The students with Voelz even choosing paint stories/memories of the explained many of the students lessons. colors from a selection of his- Cleveland Bradley County think the little fish are “really Swafford and his students said the fish are now almost ready to be released into the wild. toric colors. Public Library. Those may be cute,” and many students have have focused on how various Burch informed the board emailed to Hunt at given them names. Many of the environmental factors affect thanks to Trout Unlimited for on analysis they don’t normally that bids for the job will be [email protected] fish bear the names of popular water quality. making it possible for them to get to experience in school,” evaluated on April 27 and so n Over January and musicians, like Paul McCartney Both teachers and several of start raising trout in class. Swafford said. “It’s been great far, two local companies are February, 61 children/youth and Cat Stevens. the students offered their “It allowed them to do hands- to see.” interested. programs were offered with Looking toward the immedi- 1,200 attendees, 17 teen pro- ate future, donor possibilities grams were offered with 117 for the second floor were also attendees and 53 adult pro- discussed in Tuesday’s meet- grams were offered with 441 Hailstorm ing. attendees From Page 1 Hagler discussed an idea of n Kelvin Bishop, a CPA who having the artist renderings of has 30 years of experience in Durkin pointed out that the recreational opportunities (like Councilman Tom Cassada aged and maintained. what each area of the second the financial industry, was race will be certified, and resi- the marathon), and how they said he appreciated the city Hughes also informed the floor would look like available unanimously voted onto the dents along the route will be can benefit Clevelanders. “We staff stepping in and resolving Council that last week’s hail- for potential donors to see board to serve as library notified of what to expect that will be gauging this, and how it some issues of concern he had. storms in the Cleveland area while they toured the rarely trustee to the City Council. Saturday morning. is received,” said Estes. David May Jr. said he had was a big attraction online. seen upstairs of the History n From July to February, “We will set up around the Estes later expressed his received ongoing information He said his son, Richie, took Branch. the city of Cleveland has met courthouse on Friday night, appreciation to Police Chief relating to some property some video at his home, and it The library board is looking 67 percent of its funding for and attempt to minimize the Mark Gibson and his depart- issues the Code Enforcement was later picked up in for these tours to begin with the library, while Bradley impact on major roadways ment for providing security at Division is working with. Chattanooga, Nashville, New the next few weeks. County is at 58 percent. through the city the day of the a number of events being held Councilman Dale Hughes York, Mexico and Great In the main branch of the n The Bookmobile, which marathon,” the Durkins said. in and around the downtown asked Parks and Recreation if Britain. library, STEM learning has was inactive for most of Councilman Bill Estes point- Cleveland area. “We have a it could give him a rundown on “Cleveland and the hail- come to the forefront. February, is back out on the ed out that the city and the number of events going on this how the city’s soccer program, storms went viral around the Director Andrew Hunt intro- road following the hiring of a Council have been looking at weekend,” he said. and soccer complex, are man- world,” Hughes said. duced the board members to new driver. two new STEM-based toys for n The Friends of the Library young children, one of which made it possible for three orig- being a “Code-a-pillar.” inal wood tables to be repaint- The “Code-a-pillar” allows ed and used in the History Aide to warlord Kony surrenders; U.S. pulls out young children, ages 3 to 6, to Branch. be introduced to coding, as n The History Branch now KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — A forces, from the operation. as well. In 2012, the U.S.-based Omona, had been abducted by each segment of the toy is a has an additional microfilm rebel in charge of communica- The U.S. will “transition to advocacy group Invisible the LRA in 1994 and later different command that either scanner thanks to a 50-50 tions for warlord Joseph Kony broader scope security and sta- Children made a highly suc- became a high-ranking rebel moves the “Code-a-pillar” or archival grant. has surrendered to Ugandan bility activities that continue cessful online video highlighting and served as “chief signaler” forces, the military said the success of our African part- the LRA’s alleged crimes, for Kony. Thursday, shortly after the U.S. ners,” the U.S. Africa Command including the abduction of chil- Ugandan military spokesman indicated it was pulling out of said. The Americans were first dren for use as sex slaves or Brig. Richard Karemire said the international manhunt for deployed in 2011 as military fighters. Thursday that Uganda is thank- one of Africa’s most notorious advisers. But the LRA’s active member- ful for U.S. support over the fugitives. Kony is wanted by the ship has shrunk under pres- years in efforts to defeat the Michael Omona’s surrender International Criminal Court for sure and is now under 100, LRA. Ugandan troops will not to Ugandan forces in Central war crimes and crimes against according to the U.S. Africa immediately pull out of the mis- African Republic “shows the humanity. One of his former Command. sion against the rebel group, he degraded capacity” of the Lord’s commanders, Dominic Ongwen, Last week the U.S. Africa said. Resistance Army rebel group, is currently on trial at The Command commander, Marine Uganda currently has about said Maj. Kiconco Tabaro, the Hague-based court. Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, 1,500 troops deployed under an Ugandan military’s deputy The LRA began as a Ugandan declared the hunt for Kony African Union military mission spokesman. rebel movement in the 1980s largely over. Most of Kony’s top to defeat the LRA. AU defense The United States on but at the peak of its powers lieutenants are now off the bat- chiefs were meeting Thursday Wednesday cited the weakening was internationally known for tlefield, leaving the leader “irrel- on the fate of the mission. of the LRA for its decision to its cruelty against civilians in evant” and in survival mode, he Karemire insisted that Kony remove its military forces, Congo, Central African Republic said. will be a cause for concern as which have included special and what is now South Sudan The latest to surrender, long as he is still alive. Agency refuses to ban pesticide used on crops WASHINGTON (AP) — Pruitt said that by not banning minuscule amounts of chlorpyri- Goldman said her group will President Donald Trump’s chlorpyrifos he is providing “reg- fos, sold by Dow Chemical, can seek a court to order to counter- administration denied a petition ulatory certainty” to thousands interfere with brain development mand Pruitt’s decision. by environmental groups that of American farms that rely on of fetuses, infants and children. The pesticide, in use since sought to ban a common pesti- the pesticide. They accused Pruitt of putting 1965, has sickened dozens of cide used on citrus fruits, “By reversing the previous the interests of big business over farmworkers in recent years. apples, cherries and other crops, Administration’s steps to ban people. Traces have been found in reversing a push by the Obama one of the most widely used pes- “EPA’s refusal to ban this waterways, threatening fish, and administration to revoke all uses ticides in the world, we are dangerous pesticide is uncon- experts say overuse could make of the pesticide on food after a returning to using sound sci- scionable,” said Patti Goldman, targeted insects immune to the government review concluded it ence in decision-making - rather the Earthjustice managing attor- pesticide. could harm children’s brains. than predetermined results,” ney handling the case. “EPA is U.S. farms use more than 6 Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS In announcing the decision, Pruitt said Wednesday. defying its legal obligation to million pounds of the chemical A 3D PRINTER is on display at the entrance to the Cleveland Environmental Protection Environmental groups pointed protect children from unsafe each year — about 25 percent of Bradley County Public Library. Patrons can see the 3D printer at Agency Administrator Scott to recent studies showing even pesticides.” it in California. work and view items it has already printed. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 9 Senate hearing to focus on Russian disinformation tactics WASHINGTON (AP) — Some campaign contacts with Russian around cyber that provides fellow at the Foreign Policy Chairman Rep. Devin Nunes to scheduled within the next 10 tactics Russia used to meddle in government officials that might opportunity for huge, huge Research Institute Program on recuse himself because of his days. Additional witnesses could last year’s presidential election have interfered with the election threats to our basic democracy,” National Security; Kevin Mandia, ties to the Trump team, especial- also be interviewed. would give shivers to anyone process. Warner said. “You are seeing it chief executive officer of the ly because the investigation Burr identified just one of the who believes in American “There were upwards of 1,000 right now.” cybersecurity firm FireEye Inc.; includes looking at contacts that witnesses: Trump’s son-in-law, democracy, the Senate intelli- paid internet trolls working out Burr added that Russians are and retired Gen. Keith Russians had with President Jared Kushner. The White House gence committee’s top Democrat of a facility in Russia, in effect, trying to influence elections in Alexander, former director of the Donald Trump’s associates. has said that Kushner, a senior says. taking over series of computers, Europe as well. National Security Agency and Nunes, R-Calif., met with a adviser to Trump, has volun- Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia which is then called a botnet,” “I think it’s safe by every- president of IronNet secret source on the White teered to answer questions spoke ahead of a committee ses- Warner told reporters on Capitol body’s judgment that the Cybersecurity. House grounds last week to about arranging meetings with sion Thursday that will address Hill Wednesday. Russians are actively involved in Pledging cooperation, Burr review classified material, which the Russian ambassador and how the Kremlin allegedly uses Warner said the committee the French elections,” Burr said. and Warner said they would he says indicates that Trump other officials. technology to spread disinforma- was investigating to find out Scheduled to appear at the steer clear of politics in their associates’ communications were Asked whether the committee tion in the U.S. and Europe. whether voters in key states, committee’s open hearing are: panel’s probe of Russian med- captured in “incidental” surveil- had spoken to former national Warner and the panel’s chair- such as Wisconsin, Michigan Eugene Rumer, director of the dling. They made a point of put- lance of foreigners. Nunes says security adviser Michael Flynn man, Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., and Pennsylvania, might have Russia and Eurasia program at ting themselves at arm’s length he sees no reason to step aside. or his representatives, Burr told provided an update the commit- been served up Russian-generat- the Carnegie Endowment for from the House investigation Burr said that so far, the reporters, “It’s safe to say that tee’s investigation into activities ed fake news and propaganda International Peace; Roy that has been marked by parti- Senate committee has requested we have had conversations with Russia might have taken to alter along with information from Godson, professor of government sanship and disputes. 20 individuals to be interviewed. a lot of people, and you would or influence the 2016 elections their traditional news outlets. emeritus at Georgetown Democrats have called for Five have been scheduled, and think less of us if Gen. Flynn and whether there were any “We are in a whole new realm University; Clint Watts, senior House intelligence committee the remaining 15 are likely to be wasn’t in that list.” Look at latest ruling on Trump administration travel interdict HONOLULU (AP) — A federal judge in Hawaii who temporari- ly blocked President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban hours before it was set to take effect issued a longer-lasting order Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson held a hearing Wednesday on Hawaii’s request to extend his temporary hold. Several hours later, he issued a 24-page order blocking the government from suspending new visas for travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and halting the U.S. refugee program. Hawaii Attorney General Douglas Chin argued that even AP Photo/rodrigo Abd though the revised ban has tourists kAyAk through Santa Elena Canyon on the Rio Grande river, along a cliff face that is in more neutral language, the Mexico, left, at Big Bend National Park in Texas, Monday. Here the Rio Grande slides between two sheer implied intent is still there. He cliff faces, one in Mexico and one in the United States, that tower 1,500 feet above the water. likened it to a neon sign flash- ing “Muslim Ban,” which the government hasn’t bothered to AP Photo/Caleb Jones turn off. HAWAii Attorney General Douglas Chin speaks outside Zinke: Border wall ‘complex,’ Chad Readler, a Department federal court in Honolulu, Wednesday. A federal judge in Hawaii of Justice attorney defending questioned government attorneys Wednesday who urged him to Trump’s executive order, told narrow his order blocking President Donald Trump's travel ban the judge via telephone that because suspending the nation's refugee program has no effect faces geographic challenges Hawaii hasn’t shown how it is on the state. U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson is hearing argu- harmed by various provisions, ments on whether to extend his temporary order until Hawaii's including one that would sus- WASHINGTON (AP) — owned. When Bush tried to build we’re probably not going to put it lawsuit works its way through the courts. Even if he does not Geographic and physical chal- border fencing starting in 2006, in the middle of the river.” pend the nation’s refugee pro- lenges — including the Rio he faced stiff opposition from Electronic monitors may be gram. issue a longer-lasting hold on the ban, his temporary block would Grande and threatened wildlife — local ranchers and farmers, many more appropriate in that region, Watson disagreed. stay in place until he rules otherwise. will make it difficult to build the of whom took the government to Zinke said, while areas with Here’s a look at Watson’s rul- “big, beautiful wall” that court on plans to use their land. imposing natural features may ing and what comes next: The next day, a judge in Watson said: “These injuries President Donald Trump has The Department of Homeland not require additional reinforce- Maryland also blocked the six- have already occurred and will promised on the U.S.-Mexico bor- Security is responsible for the ments. THE PREVIOUS RULING nation travel ban but said it continue to occur if the der, Interior Secretary Ryan border wall, but Zinke said the The border is already dotted This month, Watson prevent- wasn’t clear that the suspen- Executive Order is implemented Zinke said Wednesday. Interior Department will play a with underground sensors and ed the federal government from sion of the refugee program and enforced; the injuries are Building a wall “is complex in critical support role. According to camera towers, along with about suspending new visas for peo- was similarly motivated by reli- neither contingent nor specula- some areas,” including Big Bend the Government Accountability 700 miles of fencing in Texas, ple from six countries and gious bias. tive.” National Park and along the river, Office, federal and tribal lands New Mexico, Arizona and freezing the nation’s refugee The federal government Government attorneys have which twists through nearly half make up about 632 miles (1,017 California, and it’s unclear how program. The ruling came just appealed the Maryland ruling tried to convince the judge not of the 2,000-mile border, Zinke kilometers), or roughly 1/3 of the much new fencing the Trump hours before the ban was to to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of to consider comments Trump said. nearly 2,000-mile (3,218-kilome- administration is proposing. take effect. Appeals and sought to narrow has made about the travel ban. Hundreds of species live within ters) border. According to new budget Watson, nominated to the the Hawaii ruling. “The court will not crawl into a 30 miles of the border, including “At the end of the day, what’s details sent to Congress, the bench by former President corner, pull the shutters closed, threatened jaguars and Mexican important is American security administration wants immediate Barack Obama in 2012, agreed THE LATEST RULING and pretend it has not seen gray wolves. The Trump adminis- and to make sure we have a bor- funding to complete an existing with Hawaii that the ban would Like his temporary order, what it has,” Watson wrote. tration is poised to relax protec- der,” Zinke told reporters on a barrier in the Rio Grande Valley, hurt the state’s tourism-depen- Watson notes that Hawaii has Watson also refused to nar- tions for the jaguars, which live conference call. “Without a bor- $500 million to complete 28 miles dent economy and that it dis- shown the state’s universities row his ruling to only apply to in northern Mexico and parts of der a nation cannot exist.” of a border levee wall near criminates based on nationality and tourism industry will suffer the six-nation ban, as the gov- the southwestern United States, An internal report prepared for McAllen, Texas, and $350 million and religion. from the ban. A plaintiff in ernment requested. to make it easier to build the Homeland Security Secretary for construction along two seg- Trump called the ruling an Hawaii’s lawsuit, the imam of a The ruling won’t be suspend- wall. John Kelly estimated that a wall ments near San Diego. example of “unprecedented Honolulu mosque, will be ed if the government appeals, Throughout the campaign, along the entire border would Senate Democrats have threat- judicial overreach.” harmed if the ban is enforced, Watson said. Trump energized his crowds with cost about $21 billion. ened to filibuster any provision his insistence that a wall will be Congressional Republicans have providing money for the wall. constructed along the border and estimated a more moderate price Many Republicans aren’t very that Mexico will pay for it. Zinke’s tag of $12 billion to $15 billion. enthusiastic about the plan and comments, and the administra- Customs and Border Protection say the White House has given tion’s budget proposal seeking said in a statement Wednesday them few specifics. billions in U.S. taxpayer dollars that cost estimates are “prema- Republican Sen. Roy Blunt of to finance the project, offer a ture as there are many variables Missouri, a key budget negotia- reality check and a possible sign that are currently unknown.” The tor, said the Senate is unlikely to the president is moving away agency said it could not provide a include money for a border wall from his initial plan. detailed estimate for the project. in a broader spending package to The complications Zinke high- Kelly told Congress in January avert a partial government shut- lighted were the same faced by that a wall wouldn’t be a com- down next month. Trump’s predecessors, George W. plete fix for the border. Customs and Border Bush and Barack Obama, as “A physical barrier in and of Protection, the Homeland they sought to build or complete itself will not do the job,” Kelly Security agency that will eventu- hundreds of miles of fencing said during his confirmation ally patrol and maintain any new along the border. hearing. “Certainly it has to be a fencing or walls, has asked con- Fencing that is already in place layered approach.” tractors to submit proposals for a is a mixture of various designs, Zinke’s comments appeared to 30-foot-high wall that is difficult including towering steel bollards bolster that view and followed to climb or cut through. Bids designed to keep both people and remarks he made Tuesday to the were originally due to the govern- vehicles from moving north and Public Lands Council, a group ment by Wednesday, but the shorter steel posts aimed only at that represents Western ranchers. deadline was extended to April 4 blocking cars. In parts of Texas’ “The border is complicated, as amid questions from possible Rio Grande Valley, some stretch- far as building a physical wall,” bidders. es of fencing are nearly a mile Zinke said in remarks first In a pair of contract notices away from the border in part to reported by E&E News. “The Rio made public two weeks ago, the accommodate flood plains and an Grande, what side of the river are government said proposals could international treaty. you going to put the wall? We’re lay out plans for a solid concrete And in Texas, almost all of the not going to put it on our side wall or a structure that can be land along the border is privately and cede the river to Mexico. And seen through by border agents.

Woman, 20, charged with plowing into Capitol Police cruiser WASHINGTON (AP) — A 20- the U.S. Capitol remained open. the records show. year-old woman described as Late Wednesday afternoon, Relatives of Everett in “erratic and aggressive” drove a police identified the driver as Maryland did not immediately vehicle into a U.S. Capitol Police Taleah Everett, of no fixed respond to telephone messages. cruiser and was taken into cus- address. She was charged with Malecki described the woman tody Wednesday morning, a dis- seven counts of assault on a as an “erratic and aggressive ruption that closed down streets police officer, among other offens- driver.” As police attempted to near the Capitol for nearly three es. stop her, she made a U-turn and hours. According to online court fled, nearly hitting officers and Shots were fired during the records in Maryland, Everett was striking at least one other vehicle, arrest attempt, but the event due in court Wednesday morning Malecki said. A brief pursuit fol- Dignified Services at appeared to be criminal in nature in a domestic-violence case at lowed before the woman was Realistic Prices! with “no nexus to terrorism,” said roughly the same time as the stopped. Capitol Police spokeswoman Eva incident at the Capitol. She was The chase took place near the WEATHER INFORMATION 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Malecki. No one was injured, and the subject of a no-contact order, U.S. Botanic Garden. 473-2620 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Poll: Americans dislike GOP’s, Trump’s plan on health care

WASHINGTON (AP) — Note to that would have spelled defeat unhappy with his approach to most independents disapproved federal payments to Planned changes examined by the poll, President Donald Trump and for the Republican legislation health care. of Trump’s performance on Parenthood. And they were like- only one received a positive House Republicans: People real- because of opposition from con- The GOP bill scared off many health care, but so did around 1 lier to say their own families reception. That was its elimina- ly don’t like your approach to servative and moderate Republican lawmakers after the in 3 Republicans. and average Americans would tion of the tax penalty on people overhauling America’s health Republicans. It was a mortifying Congressional Budget Office In addition, Republicans had have been better off, not worse, who don’t buy coverage, though care. If you’re hoping to revive setback for Trump and his projected there would be 24 mil- mixed views on the collapsed under the legislation. by a modest 48 percent to 35 the effort, you may want to try party. lion more uninsured people over House GOP bill. Clear majorities Rosiland Russell, 71, a retired percent margin. something different. The poll suggests that health a decade and a boost in out-of- of them opposed boosting premi- apartment complex manager Strong majorities backed two Sixty-two percent of care is damaging Trump’s pocket costs for many, especial- ums for older people and those from Clifton, Texas, said she Obama requirements the GOP Americans turned thumbs down image. ly poorer people and Americans who’ve had gaps in coverage. was glad to see the attempt to would have left in place: on Trump’s handling of health Fifty-eight percent disap- nearing retirement age. They were more likely to oppose unravel Obama’s law. Insurers can’t deny policies to care during the initial weeks of proved of his overall perform- The negative views in the poll than support cutting Medicaid “It’s not cheap, it’s not what sick people and must cover chil- his presidency, according to a ance as president, not much dif- make any new GOP effort and were divided over linking it’s cracked up to be,” Russell, a dren up to age 26 under their poll by The Associated Press- ferent from his negative grade embracing pieces of the crum- subsidies to age more than Republican, said of Obama’s parents’ plans. NORC Center for Public Affairs on health care. Even among bled legislation potentially per- income. statute. “We’ve got to have Online: Research released Wednesday. It those approving the job he’s ilous for the party. Republicans did mostly back change, it’s ridiculous.” AP-NORC: was his worst rating among doing in office, about 1 in 5 was Nearly all Democrats and the Republican bill’s blocking of Of the proposed Republican http://www.apnorc.org/ seven issues the poll tested, including the economy, foreign policy and immigration. Of six changes the failed House GOP bill would have made to President Barack Obama’s law, five drew more negative than positive reviews. An overwhelming 8 in 10 opposed the Republican proposal to let insurers boost premiums on older people. Seven in Readers Choice 2017 10 disapproved of premium sur- charges for people whose coverage lapses. By wide margins, people also disliked proposed cuts in Medicaid, which helps lower- earning people cover medical costs, a halt in federal payments to Planned Parenthood and a transformation of the Obama ss 20172 Reader’s Choice A law’s subsidies — based on dd 01 Cleveland Daily Banner income and premium costs — aarr 7 R ww R into aid linked to age. AA ea “His campaign promise was ee AA ad great health care for everyone, iicc e oo r’s for all Americans at great hh ee s C prices,” said Raymond Brown, CC tt June C2017 ’’ss oo ho 64, a Republican and retired rr VV oi truck driver from Rio Grande, Clevelandee Daily Banner VV ce aadd June 2017 rr YYour Votee A New Jersey. “He isn’t fulfilling ee uu e o Awwards his campaign promise.” RR oo e ou 77 R YourY Y Voterr u ar Overall, just over half in the 011 ee r d poll said they worry many 220170 Reader’s Choice Awards HereH H V s 2 In the Bradley County 2017 Cleveland Daily BannerVo Americans would have lost cov- HHere ot erage had the GOP bill become RUNNER-UPe e law. Would their own families Voted ther Voted the “BEST” Reader’s Choice readership poll e and average Americans have Politician been better or worse off? More Politician said worse. “BEST” The results underscore that annulling Obama’s statute is not an issue to be trifled with. More people support than oppose that law by 45 percent to Reader’s Choice readership poll 38 percent, a slightly narrower In the Bradley County 2017 Cleveland Daily Banner margin than in January. And a slender majority say covering all Americans is a federal responsibility — a view embraced by Democrats but not Republicans, who instead focus on access and lower premiums. The survey was conducted over five days preceding and following last Friday’s withdrawal of the GOP health care bill. The top “Choices” of Bradley County residents Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., short-circuited a House vote will be showcased in the 2017 Cleveland World’s oldest spacewoman sets Daily Banner Reader’s Choice Awards. spacewalking record CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The world’s oldest and most experienced spacewoman, Peggy You can find the ballot page, for voting in Whitson, broke another record Thursday as she floated out of the International Space Station the Cleveland Daily Banner on: to set up a new parking spot. It was the eighth spacewalk of her career, the most ever performed by a woman. Sunday, April 2 Sunday, April 9 Whitson and her spacewalking partner, station commander Shane Kimbrough, ventured out Tuesday, April 4 Wednesday, April 12 to complete prep work on a docking port. Kimbrough disconnect- Thursday, April 6 Friday, April 14 ed the port during a spacewalk last Friday and then flight con- trollers in Houston moved it to a Sunday, April 16 new location Sunday. It will serve as a parking spot for commercial crew capsules under development by SpaceX and Boeing. The spacewalkers needed to hook up vital heater cables to the docking port and install shields Ballot Turn in deadline will be 5pm on to protect against strikes by micrometeorites. “You guys be safe and enjoy Tuesday, April 18. your time out,” French astronaut Thomas Pesquet radioed from inside the space station. This will serve as the second of two docking ports for the future *To be counted ballots must have first and last name of your SpaceX and Boeing crew capsules. SpaceX will launch the final piece of this particular port choice with branch, office or business name the nominee is later this year or early next year. Midway through Thursday’s employed by. Business nominees must have entire spacewalk, Whitson will surpass the current record for women of 50 hours and 40 minutes of total business name and location on the ballot. accumulated spacewalking time, held by former space station resident Sunita Williams. Williams is one of four NASA astronauts who will make the initial test flights of the SpaceX Crew Dragon and The Reader’s Choice 2017 Boeing Starliner capsules. The first flight could occur as early as next year. Special Section will publish on The 57-year-old Whitson has been in orbit since November. This is her third space station stint. Altogether, she’s spent Sunday, June 25th more than 500 days off the plan- et, also more than any other woman. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 11

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Miscues haunt Blue Raiders in Hart pleased district loss to Ooltewah Owls with what he accomplished By PATRICK MacCOON and most of them are after starting 1-6. [email protected] unearned, you can’t do much “We have been trying to work else,” Scoggins stated. “Even him back from a quad injury he as UT AD Competing in what Preston our big inning came with two suffered at the beginning of the Scoggins considers the “tough- outs. It’s a huge part of baseball season,” Scoggins said. “It’s a KNOXVILLE (AP) — Dave Hart est district” in the state, the and something you preach to bright spot for us to see him heads into his final days as Cleveland High School skipper guys, because you never know back in the lineup, putting Tennessee’s athletic director con- realizes his team must make what can happen.” some good swings on the ball. fident that the program is in bet- the routine plays behind the ter shape now than when he pitcher to even have a chance The tough loss for the boys in We like him lower in the lineup blue came a night after winning to give our back end an extra arrived in the fall of 2011. to win big games. “We really have come a long their first league contest of the punch.” Unfortunately, for the Blue Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON way,” Hart said Wednesday in an Raiders (5-7, 1-4 District 5- season in an impressive 1-0 Ooltewah took advantage of a CLEVELAND SECOND BASEMAN Noah Sills and first base- interview with The Associated AAA) they committed four errors shutout of Soddy-Daisy on the fielding miscue in the bottom of man Jake Griffin (12) attempt to turn a double play in a District 5- Press. “You almost have to have while they had a chance to get road. the third to form a five-run AAA contest with host Ooltewah, on Wednesday. been in the building, almost have the third out, in a 9-3 loss to With Tusculum commit Noah inning for the first runs to have been a part of all that to the Ooltewah Owls (10-3, 4-1). Sills back in the lineup, who between either side. Griffin drew a walk, which was Trevor Ramsey and a deep dou- fully understand what those It was a makeup road District went 1-for-3 with a two-run The Blue Raiders had an followed by a sharp single by ble to right field by Sills to plate challenges were, and where we 5-AAA contest Wednesday double for his third RBI in two answer, as they scored all three Bryan College commitment are now. As I’ve cleaned out my Ezekiel Jesurum up the middle, night. days, Cleveland (5-7) still has of their runs in the top of the See RAIDERS, Page 13 office over the weekend and “When you give up nine runs won four of its past six games fourth. With two outs, Jake a bloop single to right field by (have been) going through files, it brings all that back. It’s gratify- ing, honestly.” Hart, who turned 68 on Tuesday, announced in August that he was stepping down . Tennessee announced March 2 that John Currie would be replacing him . Currie, the former Kansas State athletic director, officially replaces Hart on Saturday . Results on the field don’t necessarily indicate Tennessee has shown much improvement under Hart’s leadership. Tennessee ranked 22nd in the Directors’ Cup all-sports standings in 2010-11 but hasn’t finished in the top 30 since. “That will all fall into place,” Hart said. “We’ve made progress. We’ve got some really good coaches in our program. All of that will happen in time.” But there are other areas in which Tennessee has made major strides. Hart helped upgrade Tennessee’s facilities while dra- matically improving the financial situation of an athletic department that had posted a $3.98 million budget deficit in the 2011-12 financial year. Tennessee also significantly elevated its Academic Progress Rate performance and the grade point average of its student-athletes during Hart’s tenure. One of his biggest objectives upon his arrival was boosting the health of the football program. After posting four straight losing seasons from 2010-13, Tennessee has won bowl games each of the last three years, though it still hasn’t won a division title since 2007. Tennessee’s average home attendance of 100,968 last season was its highest since 2008. Banner photo, JOE CANNON “We’ve done a lot of the things BRADLEY CENTRAL senior second baseman Colton Cross lunges for a flair dinked into short right field, during Wednesday evening District 5-AAA action against McMinn we set out to do,” Hart said. County, at the McKenzie Baseball Complex. The ball fell just out of reach for a single. His tenure also featured several challenges, ranging from the elimination of the Lady Volunteers nickname and logo for all women’s sports other than Cherokees stun lethargic Bears basketball to the $2.48 million settlement of a Title IX lawsuit filed against the school regarding By JOE CANNON 2 upset at the hands of longtime rival Monday’s game is slated for Collegedale, second frame, but the Athens Tribe went its handling of assault com- [email protected] McMinn County, at the McKenzie with Tuesday’s tilt planned for BCHS. on the warpath in the top of the third as plaints against athletes. Baseball Complex. After getting into a bases-loaded jam Ethan Belcher led off with a double. Hart announced in August Less than 24 hours after knocking off “We shouldn’t have been overpowered with a hit and back-to-back two-out After being bunted to third, he came that he was stepping down effec- the No. 4-ranked team in the state and like we were. We didn’t have a good walks in the opening at bat Wednesday, home on the first of four hits by Cooper tive June 30. But his contract pulling into a tie for the top spot in the offensive approach. We were making Bradley forced McMinn to leave the Roberts on the day. terms allowed Tennessee to hire District 5-AAA, Bradley Central fell to defensive swings at the plate and not sacks full with a groundout to first base Cherokee cleanup man Bradley Hayes a new AD before June 30 and the only league team that, until being aggressive.” to end the threat. then stepped into the batter’s box and accelerate Hart’s retirement as Wednesday evening, did not have a con- The stunning loss drops Bradley to The Bears made a little hay with two did his job with a two-run shot over the long as he receives 15 days writ- ference win. 10-3 overall and 3-2 in the 5-AAA stand- out of their own in the bottom of the left field fence to give the visitors a lead ten notice. Hart made his “We got outplayed. We were just going ings, while the Cherokees improve to 7-6 first, when senior Caleb Reed laced a they wouldn’t relinquish. announcement after Tennessee through the motions for some reason. on the campaign and 1-2 in league play. double and then came around to score McMinn tacked on a pair of insurance opted against giving him an We had no sense of urgency,” remarked The Bears will have the weekend off on a single by freshman cleanup hitter runs in the top of the fourth frame, with extension and raise. head coach Travis Adams, after his before getting back to district play at the Riley Black. Bears had more errors than runs in a 5- first of the week against East Hamilton. Both teams went down in order in the See BEARS, Page 13 See HART Page 13 Big innings cost Bearettes in ‘Double-H Duo’ softball loss to Soddy-Daisy By RICHARD ROBERTS named all-state [email protected] The one thing a coach never wants to see happen to his team hap- By JOE CANNON Lee University signee Halle pened twice to Bradley Central, against perennial softball Soddy- [email protected] Hughes have been a tremendous Daisy. 1-2 punch for the Black-and- The Lady Trojans (7-3, 2-1 District 5-AAA) blasted the Bearettes While Bradley Central’s Gold the past three seasons, as (3-7, 1-2) for eight runs in the second inning and followed up with nationally ranked basketball the storied program has gone four more in the second on their way to a 12-2, five-inning district Bearettes definitely had a “team 86-11, including a near perfect win Tuesday at Bob McKenzie Field. effort” for their 32-game winning 41-1 mark against District 5- “Two big innings and we had too many mistakes. That's just part streak this past season, it’s no AAA opponents. of it. I had three freshmen in today, two of them came through and doubt the dynamic “Double-H “The Lord blessed us to have manufactured runs for me. We've just got to make the routine Duo” were the two driving forces these two tremendous young plays,” said Bearettes coach Adam McClary. leading the way. ladies be a part of our program,” The Bearettes, again with three freshmen in the lineup, held their Both were recognized for their commented Bearette head coach own against Soddy in the first, holding the visitors to one hit. The efforts by being named to the Jason Reuter. “They are both Lady Trojans exploded for four straight hits in the top of the second, Tennessee Sports Writers extremely talented athletes that in an inning that saw nine hits and eight runs produced by 13 hit- Banner photo, LYNNAE ROBERTS Association’s Class AAA All-State also excel in the classroom, as ters. BRADLEY CENTRAL left fielder Aubriegh Marchese, left, and Team this morning. well as being wonderful team- center fielder Marlee Montgomery avoid a collision while going Miss Tennessee Basketball runnerup Rhyne Howard and See SODDY-DAISY, Page 13 after a fly ball against Soddy-Daisy Wednesday, at Bradley. See DOUBLE Page 13 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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National Hockey League EASTERN CONFERENCE Lady Mustangs earn district Atlantic Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA Montreal 76 43 24 9 95 208 188 win over East Hamilton Ottawa 75 41 25 9 91 196 194 Toronto 75 36 24 15 87 230 221 Special to the Banner Boston 76 40 30 6 86 218 203 Tampa Bay 75 37 29 9 83 210 210 Florida 76 33 32 11 77 197 216 The Walker Valley Lady Mustangs softball team finished a rain- Buffalo 77 32 33 12 76 193 221 shortened game Wednesday at East Hamilton, with a 7-2 victory over Detroit 76 31 33 12 74 189 224 Metropolitan Division the Lady Hurricanes. GP WLOT Pts GF GA Dani Sowder got the win on the mound for the Fillies. The Walker x-Washington76 51 17 8 110 248 170 x-Columbus 75 49 19 7 105 235 172 Valley righty threw all seven innings allowing only two unearned x-Pittsburgh 76 46 19 11 103 259 216 runs with three strikeout and no walks x-N.Y. Rangers 77 46 26 5 97 245 The Lady Mustangs tallied 12 hits against the Lady Hurricanes. 206 N.Y. Islanders75 35 28 12 82 219 228 Abbey Davis had four safeties with two RBIs. Miranda Young also Carolina 75 34 27 14 82 200 213 had two hits including a double and two RBIs. Kaylee Hughes had Philadelphia 76 36 32 8 80 200 222 New Jersey 76 27 35 14 68 174 224 multiple hits as well for the winners. WESTERN CONFERENCE The Lady Mustangs are currently 6-4 overall and 3-1 in District Central Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA 5AAA. They will travel to McMinn County today for another impor- x-Chicago 77 49 21 7 105 234 198 tant district game, which is slated for 5 p.m. x-Minnesota 76 44 24 8 96 244 195 St. Louis 76 42 28 6 90 214 201 Philadelphia (ss) 8, Pittsburgh 2 Nashville 76 39 26 11 89 226 210 N.Y. Yankees 3, Toronto 1 Winnipeg 77 35 35 7 77 229 244 ON TAP Cleveland 9, Cincinnati 6 Dallas 76 31 34 11 73 207 242 L.A. Angels 8, Milwaukee 6 Colorado 76 20 53 3 43 150 258 Thursday, March 30 Pacific Division BASEBALL San Diego 9, Chicago White Sox 9 Texas 0, Kansas City 0 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Lee University photo Knox Central vs. Bradley Central (at CSCC), 4:30 x-Anaheim 76 42 23 11 95 203 186 Walker Valley at Oak Ridge, 5 (JV, 7) Chicago Cubs 15, Oakland 11 LADY FLAMES Freshman Kayla Louie lays down a bunt during Lee’s sweep of the Trevecca L.A. Dodgers 3, Seattle 3 x-San Jose 76 43 26 7 93 206 186 McMinn Central at Polk County, 6 (JV, 4:30) x-Edmonton 76 42 25 9 93 225 196 LACROSSE Thursday’s Games Nazarene Trojans Wednesday, at Butler Field. Detroit vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Calgary 77 43 30 4 90 212 208 Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville, 4 Los Angeles 76 36 33 7 79 185 189 SOCCER Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Vancouver 76 30 37 9 69 173 223 McMinn County at Walker Valley, 6 Arizona 77 27 41 9 63 182 247 SOFTBALL N.Y. Yankees vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Cleveland at Bradley Central, 5 loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild Walker Valley at McMinn County, 5 (JV, 7:30) Washington vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. cards per conference advance to playoffs. Lee Lady Flames pull off Pigeon Forge Tournament Colorado vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Cal Ripken Park Wednesday’s Games Polk County vs. Waynesboro (Pa.), 11 a.m. St. Louis vs. Memphis at Memphis, TN, 8:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs vs. Houston at Houston, TX, 8:10 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 1 Polk County vs. Grant (Ill.), 3 Los Angeles 4, Calgary 1 TENNIS p.m. Cleveland vs. Arizona at Phoenix, 9:40 p.m. Washington 5, Colorado 3 Cleveland at Ooltewah, 4 St. Louis 3, Arizona 1 softball sweep of Trevecca Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 4:30 L.A. Dodgers vs. L.A. Angels at Anaheim, CA, 10:07 p.m. Thursday’s Games TRACK N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Lee University at University of Florida meet Oakland vs. San Francisco at San Francisco, CA, Sammie Joy Ivy worked a 1-2-3 Trevecca going 3 for 4 and driv- 10:15 p.m. Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Cleveland at Red Bank, 4 Dallas at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 31 Friday’s Games Lee’s softballers swept past sixth inning in relief. ing in a run. MaKray Odom Rochester vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 12:05 Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. After the Lady Flames sur- added two hits and scored a Walters State at Cleveland State, 2 p.m. old rival Trevecca Nazarene Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., Anaheim at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. rendered the lead in the top the run while Bailey Alexander also Walker Valley (9th) at East Hamilton, 5 Ottawa at Minnesota, 8 p.m. with a pair of 3-2 victories Ringgold (Ga.) at Bradley Central (9th), 5 1:05 p.m. fifth inning, sophomore Stevie tallied two singles. N.Y. Mets vs. Army at West Point, NY, 1:10 p.m. Toronto at Nashville, 8 p.m. Wednesday afternoon at Butler Daily Times Classic San Jose at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Baird promptly answered in the The Trojans jumped on the at Maryville Heritage HS Chicago Cubs vs. Houston at Houston, TX, 2:10 Field. p.m. Friday’s Games bottom hal, with an RBI double board in the first inning when Cleveland vs. Richards (Ill.), 4 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Two freshmen stole the show at Maryville HS Baltimore vs. Norfolk at Norfolk, VA, 3:05 p.m. MaKray Odom stole second and Boston vs. Washington at Washington, DC, 4:05 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 p.m. with Taylor Moran recording to center to score Kayla Louie Cleveland vs. Layfayette Jefferson (Ind.), 8:30 Columbus at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER p.m. the win in game one. She also and tie things up at 2-2. scored on a throwing error. St. Louis vs. Springfield at Springfield, MO, 6:05 San Jose at Calgary, 9 p.m. Grace Baptist Academy at Bradley Central, 5 St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m. Aston Stowe had two singles Stowe added the second run in Cleveland at Ooltewah, 6:30 p.m. was credited with the save in Cincinnati vs. Louisville at Louisville, KY, 6:15 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. in the contest, while Danielle the seventh inning with a one- SOFTBALL Washington at Arizona, 10 p.m. game two. Abby McKinney Walters State at Cleveland State (DH), 2 Detroit vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 7:05 p.m. drove in three runs on the day Tyson singled and scored twice out single before the rally was Bradley Central, Cleveland in Ooltewah Pittsburgh vs. Toronto at Montreal, Canada, 7:07 short-circuited by Moran. Tournament (at Summit), TBA p.m. and pitched six quality innings for Trevecca. Mary Collins drew Walker Valley at Eastman Kingsport Tournament, N.Y. Yankees vs. Atlanta at Atlanta, GA, 7:35 p.m. LOCAL NOTES to earn the game two victory in an RBI walk in the fifth inning. “Abby has battled an injury TBA Kansas City vs. Texas at Arlington, TX, 8:05 p.m. so today was a good day for her Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee at Milwaukee, BASEBALL the circle. Alex Richardson drove in the TRACK and didn’t walk anybody and Lee University at University of Florida meet WI, 8:10 p.m. BASEBALL INSTRUCTION McKinney delivered two RBIs other run with a single through Saturday, April 1 San Diego vs. Lake Elsinore at Lake Elsinore, CA, Cleveland State Community College assistant the box in the third frame. let her defense work behind 9 p.m. baseball coach Ryne Foster will be offering base- and Leigh Beatenbough and BASEBALL her. Trevecca is a good team, Walters State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Cleveland vs. Arizona at Phoenix, 9:40 p.m. ball instruction and lessons for individuals or small Moran (7-3) combined to shut Lee University at West Alabama (DH), 3 Colorado vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 9:40 p.m. groups. Lessons will be offered on weeknights and GAME 2 always competitive and went to Walker Valley vs. Centerville, Ohio, (at Knox West), L.A. Dodgers vs. L.A. Angels at Anaheim, CA, weekends for hitting, catching, infield play, outfield down the Trojans at the plate, a regional last season,” said 3:30 10:07 p.m. play and pitching. For times and pricing, contact as the Lady Flames took the Walker Valley at Knox West, 6:45 coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email rfos- LEE 3, TNU 2 Lady Flames coach Emily Daily Times Classic [email protected]. opening game 3-2. Russell. at William Blount HS, Maryville BASKETBALL BASKETBALL McKinney tied things up with McKinney improved to (6-3) Raygn Hall (4-8) was the los- Cleveland vs. Clarksville NE, 3:45 a single down the right-field Cleveland vs. South Doyle, 6 National Basketball Association ‘LETS’ FREE HOOP CAMP in the circle, tossing six innings ing pitcher allowing three runs SOFTBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE Former Bradley Central basketball standouts line in the third inning and while allowing just one run on in 4 1/3 innings. Three errors Walters State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Atlantic Division the Scotts — Alvin, Gloria, Terry and Levi — will gave Lee the lead for good with Lee University at West Alabama (DH), 1 W L Pct GB be hosting a Learning Education Through Sports six hits with two strikeouts for by the Trojans caused only one Bradley Central, Cleveland in Ooltewah x-Boston 48 27 .640 — baasketball camp July 18-21 at Jim Smiddy Arena. a clutch two-out single to cen- the Lady Flames. of those runs to be earned. Tournament (at Summit Park), TBA x-Toronto 45 30 .600 3 The camp is free to boys and girls ages 8-15 and ter field in the fifth inning. The Walker Valley at Eastman Kingsport Tournament, Philadelphia 28 47 .373 20 will run from 9 a.m. until noon each day. For more Moran came on to work the Morgan Powell was called on in TBA New York 28 47 .373 20 information or to sign up to participate or donate to freshman now has nine RBIs in seventh and earned her confer- relief and threw 1 2/3 scoreless TRACK Brooklyn 16 58 .216 31 help sponsor the event go online to her last three games and leads Lee University at University of Florida meet Southeast Division letscamps.com. ence-leading fifth save of the innings. Bradley Central, Walker Valley at CCS Fast Break W L Pct GB BUBBA SMITH CAMP the team with a .393 average year. Moran worked around The win improved the Lady Open, 9:30 a.m. z-Washington 46 29 .613 — Lee men’s basketball coach Bubba Smith will and 38 RBIs. some trouble to preserve the Sunday, April 2 Atlanta 39 36 .520 7 host a basic skills and instruction camp June 12- Flames to 24-10 overall. The BASEBALL Miami 37 38 .493 9 15. In addition to the skill development, competi- Beatenbough started and win allowing three hits and one loss dropped the Trojans to 14- Lee University at West Alabama, 2 Charlotte 34 41 .453 12 tive and fun games will be played. Players of all worked 4 2/3 innings, allowing run. 17. SOFTBALL Orlando 27 48 .360 19 current levels of skill will receive personal attention Lee University at West Alabama, 2 Central Division and instruction. The camp will provide basic skills two runs on five hits. She Lee scored three runs despite “This was big for us. We Walker Valley at Eastman Kingsport Tournament, WLPct GB and drills of basketball to campers of all ages. struck out four but struggled garnering only two hits in the don’t have time to take a break TBA z-Cleveland 47 26 .644 — Advanced skill development and game simulation Milwaukee 39 36 .520 9 will be a key component to camp. Registration is with her command as she gave whole game. Kayla Louie drove during the week. It’s a learning Indiana 37 38 .493 11 open online at up five walks. Moran came on in a run with a sacrifice fly in experience for our young play- Chicago 35 39 .473 12 www.leeflamesbasketballcamps.com. in relief and tossed the final 2 ON AIR Detroit 34 41 .453 14 FLAMES TEAM CAMP the second before Abby ers with all the midweek rain- Sports on TV WESTERN CONFERENCE Lee University Flames head coach Bubba 1/3 innings, to secure her sev- McKinney tripled home a run in outs we’ve had but wins are All Times Eastern. Schedule subject to change Southwest Division Smith will host the program’s first Team Camp enth victory of the season. The the fourth inning and came all always important so we’ll take and/or blackouts. WLPct GB June 15-17. Games begin June 15 and continue Thursday, March 30 x-San Antonio 57 17 .770 — all day Friday and Saturday, June 16th and 17th. freshman from Chattanooga the way around to score herself this and get ready for the week- COLLEGE BASKETBALL x-Houston 51 23 .689 6 The focus of the camp is to provide attending high surrendered just one hit and on a throwing error by the sec- end,” concluded Russell. 8 p.m. Memphis 41 34 .547 16 school programs quality competition from across ESPN — NIT Tournament, championship, Georgia New Orleans 32 43 .427 25 the Southeast. The camp will feature full length, had three punch outs. ond baseman. Alison Meadows Lee will hit the road this Tech vs. TCU, at New York Dallas 31 43 .419 26 stopped-clock games with high school officials Savannah Carr (4-4) was the recorded the only other hit weekend to square off with FIGURE SKATING Northwest Division from the local association. There will be flexible tough-luck loser for the leading off the contest with an GSC rival West Alabama. The 11 a.m. WLPct GB scheduling with the option to play the choice of NBCSN — ISU World Championships, Men’s Short x-Utah 46 29 .613 — days and choice of games each day. There will Trojans, allowing three runs on infield single. three-game set begins on Program, at Helsinki, Finland (same-day tape) x-Oklahoma City 43 31 .581 2½ also be middle school, junior varsity and varsity eight hits over five innings. Ashton Stowe led the way for Saturday at 1 p.m. 1 p.m. Portland 36 38 .486 9½ divisions. Each team will receive Lee Flames T- NBCSN — ISU World Championships, Pairs Free Denver 35 39 .473 shirts. Registration is open online at Skate, at Helsinki, Finland 10½ www.leeflamesbasketballcamps.com. GOLF Minnesota 29 44 .397 16 LEE ELITE CAMP Noon Pacific Division The Lee Flames men’s basketball program will GOLF — LPGA Tour, ANA Inspiration, first round, at WLPct GB host their Elite Camp Aug. 12. The camp is open Lee track cracks Division II Top 25 Rancho Mirage, Calif. z-Golden State 61 14 .813 — to rising sophomores, juniors and seniors in high 4 p.m. x-L.A. Clippers 45 31 .592 16 school who are serious about playing basketball at GOLF — PGA Tour, Shell Houston Open, first Sacramento 29 46 .387 32 the collegiate level. Prospective student-athletes NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field round, at Humble, Texas Phoenix 22 53 .293 39 and their families will get to experience the Lee From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION MLB BASEBALL L.A. Lakers 21 53 .284 39 campus, get acquainted with the Flames coaching Championships. 1 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot staff, and play with and against other quality The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country The Lady Flames made their debut in the top MLB — Spring training, Detroit vs. Baltimore at z-clinched division prospects. Registration is open online at Coaches Association released its second NCAA Sarasota, Fla. Wednesday’s Games www.leeflamesbasketballcamps.com 25 at No. 24 after sitting at No. 43 in last week’s 8 p.m. Atlanta 99, Philadelphia 92 KILBY INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Division II team rankings of the year Tuesday ranking. MLB — Spring training, Chicago Cubs at Houston Oklahoma City 114, Orlando 106, OT Individual basketball instruction for male and and the Lee University Track & Field programs NBA BASKETBALL Charlotte 110, Toronto 106 female elementary, middle school, high school and “I am very excited for our women’s team,” said 8 p.m. Miami 105, New York 88 post graduate athletes is being offered by former recorded two firsts. Lee head coach Caleb Morgan. “They have TNT — Cleveland at Chicago Milwaukee 103, Boston 100 Junior College and University coach L.J. Kilby. The Lady Flames were included in the top 25 worked hard to reach this point.” 10:30 p.m. Memphis 110, Indiana 97 Coach Kilby brings 10 years of head coaching TNT — Houston at Portland New Orleans 121, Dallas 118 experience as well as 30 years experience in jun- and the Flames reached the top 10, marking the Angelo State is the top-ranked team with NHL HOCKEY Golden State 110, San Antonio 98 ior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. first time each program reached that status. 189.25 points. Lee (46.25) is the highest ranked 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 133, Washington 124 For more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) The National Team Computer Rankings are NBCSN — Dallas at Boston Utah 112, Sacramento 82 596-2515. team from the Gulf South Conference, but are TENNIS Thursday’s Games CHEERLEADING compiled by a mathematical formula based on second among teams from the South Region. 1 p.m. Brooklyn at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. LEE TRYOUTS the NCAA Division II Descending Order Lists. Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Nova Southeastern is ranked ninth with 76.20 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour-WTA Tour, Miami Open, Tryouts for the Lee University cheerleading Only marks from the current season are used in women’s semifinal and men’s quarterfinal, at Key L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. squads will be held April 7, 8. Registration will be points. Biscayne, Fla. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. held April 7 from 4-4:45 p.m. Tryouts will go from the current Computer Rankings. The purpose Houston at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Adrian Martin is one of five Lady Flames that 7 p.m. 8-11 p.m. for stunting, mile run and material. and methodology of the rankings is to create an contributed to the team score. Martin supplied ESPN2 — ATP World Tour-WTA Tour, Miami Open, Friday’s Games Interviews and material overviews will take place men’s quarterfinal and women’s semifinal, at Key Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. April 8 from 9-11 a.m. A judged tryout and informa- index that showcases the teams that have the 30.56 points from her performances in the 100 Biscayne, Fla. Indiana at Toronto, 7 p.m. tional meeting will take place from 1-2:15 p.m. For best potential of achieving the top spots in the and 200-meter dashes. Her time of 24.24 in the Orlando at Boston, 7:30 p.m. more information, email Jessica Frazier at jessical- Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. [email protected]. race for a national title. Ranking points don't BASEBALL Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m. FISHING equate with points that will be scored at the Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. See TRACK, Page 13 Major League Baseball New York at Miami, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND BASSMASTERS All Times EDT Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first AMERICAN LEAGUE San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Thursday of each month at South Cleveland WLPct. Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Cleveland New York 23 8 0.742 Houston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Bassmasters includes boaters and non-boaters and are associated with FLW. The club fishes and Cougars celebrate DH sweep of Bryan JV Los Angeles 19 13 0.594 NCAA Seattle 19 14 0.576 NCAA Tournament Glance holds tournament on Chickamauga Lake, Kansas City 17 13 0.567 FINAL FOUR Nickajack Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, From CSCC Sports Information teams will play at 2 p.m. In game two, Crosby (4-2) Baltimore 16 13 0.552 At University of Phoenix Stadium Watts Bar and Neely Henry. Dues for the Saturday, the teams will play in gave up only one hit and struck Minnesota 16 13 0.552 Glendale, Ariz. Bassmasters are $35 quarterly. Other fees include Boston 17 14 0.548 National Semifinals $35 FLW joining fee, $8 insurance, $20 per year Cleveland State had plenty of a doubleheader at noon and 2 out seven Lions while his team- Chicago 16 15 0.516 Saturday, April 1 for biggest largemouth or smallmouth bass and $15 for tournament largemouth or smallmouth reasons to celebrate Wednesday p.m. mates racked up 11 hits for 14 Cleveland 16 15 0.516 South Carolina (26-10) vs. Gonzaga (36-1), 6:09 following a doubleheader sweep Oakland 16 15 0.516 p.m. prize. For more information, contact Dewayne Cleveland State found itself runs Houston 14 14 0.500 North Carolina (31-7) vs. Oregon (33-5), 40 min- Lowe at (423) 715-5772. of Bryan College. down 2-1 going into the bottom The Cougars started off slow, Texas 15 16 0.484 utes after first game SOFTBALL The Cougars came back to of the sixth. Things changed picking up one run in the first Tampa Bay 12 16 0.429 National Championship UMPIRES MEETINGS Detroit 13 19 0.406 Monday, April 3 The Bradley/Cleveland Softball Umpires win game one 3-2, then domi- when Chase Fullington led off and two in the third. Things Toronto 11 18 0.379 Semifinal winners Associaiton is recruiting umpires and scorekeep- nated the Lions’ junior varsity with a double and Trey ramped up in the third inning, NATIONAL LEAGUE NIT ers for the ukpcoming season. Training will be pro- WLPct. Semifinals vided. The Associaiton will hold preseason meet- squad 14-0 in a run-rule game. Vanderpool followed with a sin- when nine runs were scored. St. Louis 20 8 0.714 At Madison Square Garden ings at Cleveland Community Center on South “In today’s wins over Bryan gle. Trent Elliott picked up an Their 12-0 lead became 14-0 Pittsburgh 19 11 0.633 New York Church Stret on April 2 at 2 p.m. For more infor- we had outstanding pitching in Los Angeles 17 16 0.515 Tuesday, March 28 mation, contat Randy Moore at 504-3839. RBI with a groundout while in the fifth inning. San Francisco 16 16 0.500 Georgia Tech 76, CS Bakersfield 61 both games,” said Cleveland moving Vanderpool to third. He Sean Coakley was 2 for 2 at TCU 68, UCF 53 TENNIS Colorado 15 15 0.500 KAY McDANIEL CLINICS State coach Mike Policastro. Arizona 14 14 0.500 Championship scored the winning run on the plate with both hits being Thursday, March 30 The Kay McDaniel Tennis Clinics will take place “Ryan Lloyd kept us in the Milwaukee 15 16 0.484 at Lee University from June 5-9. There is no charge John Anderson’s two-out sin- home runs. Coakley tallied New York 15 17 0.469 Georgia Tech (21-15) vs. TCU (23-15), 8 p.m. game with six strong innings WOMEN for the clinics for boys and girls ages 6-13. The girls gle. three RBIs on the day. Jordan Philadelphia 14 16 0.467 clinics will run from 8-10 a.m. The boys clinics will Cincinnati 16 19 0.457 FINAL FOUR and allowing only two runs. Sean McDermott, Trent Ransom also went 2 for 2 with At Dallas run from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. All skill levels from Washington 13 16 0.448 beginners up are welcome. Registration is online Greg Tye picked up the save. In Elliot, Fullington and a triple and an RBI. Billy Brand Chicago 12 17 0.414 National Semifinals Friday, March 31 only and will begin April 1 for the 50 remaining game two, Grant Crosby was in Vanderpoolall banged out dou- was 1 for 2 at the plate with a Miami 11 17 0.393 spots. Participants will receive a confirmation email San Diego 11 20 0.355 Stanford (32-6) vs. South Carolina (31-4), 7:30 p.m. command all game, as he held bles. double and Brand closed out UConn (36-0) vs. Mississippi State (33-4), 10 p.m. if accepted. For more information, visit www.kaym- Atlanta 8 22 0.267 cdanieltennisclinics.com. Bryan hitless until two outs in Wednesday’s Games National Championship Lloyd (4-1) threw for six with two RBIs. St. Louis 6, Washington 2 Sunday, April 2 TURKEY SHOOT the fifth.” innings, striking out 11. Tye Joey Roberson had three Tampa Bay 15, Baltimore 6 Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. RURITAN CLUB TURKEY SHOOT The Cougars start their con- closed the game out for his RBIs and Brandon Mason had Miami 5, Houston 5 The Cleveland Ruritan Club will hold a turkey Minnesota 5, Boston 3 shoot the second Saturday of each month at 221 ference series with Walters third save of the season, strik- two. John Sharpe, Hooper Mills N.Y. Mets 2, Atlanta 2 HOCKEY Old Kinser Road. The shoot begins at noon. State on Friday where the ing out two. each had an RBI apiece. Philadelphia (ss) 8, Detroit 2 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 13 Georgia Tech and TCU State of South Carolina on set for NIT title game successful run in college sports NEW YORK (AP) — Josh Pastner and Jamie Dixon both got their wish. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Both coaches wanted one more opportunity to teach their teams. Palmetto State is on a major run Georgia Tech and Texas Christian will meet for the NIT title on in college sports. Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. The winning started with But in order to win the title, Pastner and Dixon will have to go Coastal Carolina capturing the head-to-head. College World Series in June. “We love coaching these guys all year long and we just want two Then Clemson upset Alabama in more days with them, so they gave us that. We’ll look forward to get- January to win the national foot- ting ready for Georgia Tech,” Dixon said after TCU’s 68-53 win over ball title. Now, the South Central Florida in the second NIT semifinal game Tuesday night. Carolina men’s and women’s “We don’t want the season to end. I think that might be more the basketball teams are in the Final motivation than anything,” Dixon said. “These guys are practicing Four this weekend looking to hard. You talk to my assistants, you can’t believe how much energy bring home even more champi- they have brought to (each and every) practice. I think more than onship hardware for the state. anything, we don’t want the season to end. “The odds of this happening “They love going to practice and they love being around each anywhere but especially here,” other, and the celebration in the locker room was, you could just see Coastal Carolina athletic direc- the joy. We’re going to enjoy it for about a couple more hours and tor Matt Hogue said, “are really then we’ll get ready for Georgia Tech.” high.” That Georgia Tech and TCU have advanced to the NIT title game is It’s an impressive achieve- a testament to the coaching jobs Pastner and Dixon did in their first ment for a state of slightly more year with their new programs. than 4.6 million people without Neither TCU nor Georgia Tech were expected to be competitive in a pro sports team within its bor- 2016-17. Texas Christian was picked to finish last in the Big 12 pre- ders. season poll. Georgia Tech was picked 14th in the Atlantic Coast “You can’t do it without tal- Conference. ent,” Gamecocks women’s bas- Instead, Georgia Tech went 21-15, and Texas Christian went 23- ketball coach Dawn Staley said, 15. “you can’t do it without belief.” The title runs has caught the AP photo attention of South Carolina Gov. South CArolinA PlAyerS celebrate after beating Florida in the East Regional championship Henry McMaster. game of the men’s NCAA tournament in New York. Both the South Carolina men’s and women’s bas- “It just shows the character, ketball teams are in the Final Four this weekend, looking to bring more championships to the state. the strength, the optimism, the determination of our young peo- when they got the final out.” them down. Omaha, Nebraska and the CWS ple and the coaches and the Despite the state pride, some Gamecocks coach Frank after years as one of the leading schools involved that support lines are difficult to cross. Martin is proud to be part of the mid-major baseball programs. it,” Gov. Henry McMaster said. At a recent Statehouse cere- success. He said he didn’t know The Chanticleers topped “It’s just another sign of the mony for Clemson’s football title much about Palmetto State Arizona in the best-of-three greatness of South Carolina.” where highway signs were pride before he arrived and finals to bring home the state’s Hogue recalls how he and the unveiled to honor the achieve- immersed himself with the resi- first national team title since Chants got support and congrat- ment, the steps were crowded dents, no matter who they sup- South Carolina won two straight ulations from fan bases of all with Tiger backers — and few ported. CWS crowns in 2010 and 2011. stripes. from the other side. “What’s happened here might Clemson kept the positive title “We don’t have pro sports to Former South Carolina coach be a surprise to some,” Martin vibes going last fall. The Tigers follow inside the state, so people Lou Holtz used to quip that said. “It’s not a surprise to me. were heavy underdogs against here love to pull for the colleges,” some Gamecock fans told him After five years here, I’ve learned undefeated and defending the Coastal Carolina AD said. they would go to the circus “just the values and the passion of the champ Alabama. But Clemson Clemson football coach Dabo to boo the tiger.” people of South Carolina.” captured its second-ever nation- Swinney said his players hang- Swinney has said he’s gotten The winning started last sum- al championship with a 35-31 ing around the football offices plenty of begrudging congratula- mer when Coastal, located in win on a last-second TD pass AP photo tions from the other side, usual- Conway about 10 miles West of from quarterback Deshaun tCu heAd CoACh Jamie Dixon gestures against Central Florida were watching Coastal Carolina’s clinching game “and ly with the addendum that the Grand Strand vacation area Watson to receiver Hunter in the first half of the semifinals of the NIT Tuesday, in New York. they were jumping up and down South Carolina is out to chase of Myrtle Beach, finally reached Renfrow. Double From Page 11 mates and leaders for our of-294 (62 percent) from two- this summer in Canada for the D-II National Tournament par- in her four seasons in the line- centage on two-point shots. team.” point range, 63-of-157 (40 per- BallN Across Borders USA select ticipant this season. up. This past season, Bradley was Earning the all-state honor for cent) from beyond the arc, plus team, which will feature top "If I were to describe what is Hughes is 12th all-time in ranked No. 1 in CoachT.com and a second straight season, 74 percent (92-of-125) from the prospects from across the coun- means to be a Bearette, Halle program history with 1,847 No. 2 in the state Associated Howard is a two-time unani- free throw line. try. They will play Canada's would be the definition," Coach career points and capped her Press polls throughout the regu- mous District 5-AAA Player of Posting eight double-doubles, select team on May 6. Reuter proclaimed. "She's a prestigious play with a career- lar season. the Year award winner. Howard left her mark defensive- ESPN ranks Howard as No. tenacious player with great high season average of 18 points They were also in the USA The junior point guard is also ly as well, with a career-best 38 on the list of the best 60 skills on the court and an intel- per game (595 total), scoring Today national computer Top 25 a three-time All-Region and 153 steals to rank third overall players for the Class of 2018. ligent, good Christian person off over 20 points in 15 contests. rankings for the majority of the four-time All-District player (she in the state. She helped Class Her list of more than 20 top of it. She had 10 games with four campaign, finishing at No. 19. played varsity ball as an eighth- AAA's top scoring defense hold NCAA D-I offers has been nar- "Lee is getting a steal in her. or more steals, plus averaged The TSWA boys all-state teams grader at East Hamilton before 13 teams under 30 points, as rowed down to Final Four quali- She had offers to go play (NCAA) four rebounds and 2.5 steals per will be released on Friday. transfering to Bradley). well as only give up an average fier South Carolina, Kentucky Division I, but she had her heart game along with handing out 85 The 6-foot-2 dynamic play- of 35.6 points overall per outing. and Florida in the Southeastern set on playing at Lee, and I assists and copping steals. tSWA Class AAA All-State team maker averaged 19.6 points, 7.2 "There's no doubt she is a Conference, plus Georgia Tech understand that" assessed Hughes ranked fourth in Rhyne Howard, Bradley Central, JR rebounds, 4.6 steals, 3.8 assists special talent," stated Coach and North Carolina State from Reuter, a 6-foot-8 former Flame Class AAA with 58 3-pointers Halle Hughes, Bradley Central, SR Anastasia Hayes, Riverdale, SR and 1.2 blocks per game this Reuter. "God blessed her with a the Atlantic Coast Conference himself. and hauled in 66 offensive Jayla Hemingway, Germantown Houston, SO past season. lot of ability, but she has also and Purdue in the Big Ten. A four-time all-district and all- rebounds, which was eighth Brinae Alexander, Riverdale, JR Elizabeth Dixon, Ridgeway, JR She is currently ranked 14th put in a lot of hard work. Our Hughes, a four-year starter region performer, the 5-foot-10 most among guards. Her 2.4 Jireh Washington, Memphis Central, JR on the all-time Bearette scoring younger girls want to try to mir- for the Bearettes, including a slasher and sharpshooter fin- steals per game ranked 12th in Johne’ Stewart, Memphis Central, JR list with 1,753 points. She ror Rhyne and try to be the next pair of TSSAA State Tournament ished her career as one of the Class AAA this past season. Tesia Thompson, Hamilton, SR Sydney Newsome, Morristown West, SR scored 647 points in the most Miss Basketball nominee." appearances, signed before the elite scorers in the history of the She made three or more 3- Emily Beard, Dickson County, SR recent campaign, shooting 183- Howard will play basketball season to play for Lee, a NCAA winningest program in the state pointers in eight contests and Kailey Rosenbaum, Dickson County, JR Addison Byrd, Wilson Central, SR with 2,165 wins in 95 years of was also strong on the drive, Gabby Crawford, Munford, JR play. The Bearettes went 112-17 with a 52 percent field goal per- Brianah Ferby, Stewarts Creek, SR Bears From Page 11 Raiders four of the first five batters rap- Presley led those at bats off with WP: Carson Pope (1-2), 7 IP, 3 K’s, 1 BB, 4 hits, 1 From Page 11 ER. lP: Blaze Benton (1-1) 2.1 IP, 2 K’s, 2 BB, 1 ping singles. Jake Shamblin singles, but to no avail. HBP, 4 hits, 3 ER. hr: Bradley Hayes (MC). 2B: drove in both scores when he Cross had the best Bear stat Cooper Roberts, Ethan Belcher (MC); Caleb Reed Griffin and Jesurum. Patrick Williams, who struck out the distance for the win, in the (BC). rBis: Jake Shamblin 2, Hayes 2, Roberts 1 smoked a hot shot just inside line of the day, taking the (MC); Riley Black 1 (BC). highlights: Roberts 4-4, Ramsey in the first inning five batters in 2 2/3 innings, for fourth inning. Emery King also the left-field line. mound for the final 3 2-3 2B, RBI, run; Hayes 1-3, HR, 2 RBIs, BB, RE, run threw out a base runner sleep- four runs after an error was had a hit in the seventh for the (MC); Reed 1-2, 2B, BB, run; Black 1-3, RBI, run, ing as he fired a strike to first Bradley tried to answer in the innings, allowing just one hit, no Jake Presley 1-3, Colton Cross 1-3, 3.2 IP, 2 K’s, 1 made with two outs in the bot- Blue Raiders. home half of the inning, getting runs, striking out two and walk- BB, 1 hit, 0 ER (BC). loB: MC 8; BC 4. records: baseman Sills for a double play tom of the fifth. “We had a great showing this four runners on base, but only ing one. He got outs from the McMinn County 7-6, 1-2 District 5-AAA; Bradley after catching a lazy fly. Central 10-3, 3-2 District 5-AAA. “We have to make the plays past weekend and a great day one was able to complete the first eight batters he faced. The Owls tagged reliever behind our pitcher,” Scoggins yesterday,” Scoggins said. “We circle. “Colton (Cross) did a great job said. “Harbor (Jefferson) and just have to keep trucking along. Black, who had reached on a for us again tonight and shut Patrick both made pitches We are fighting for position in fielder’s choice, came in to score them down, but we couldn’t get tonight and there were routine on a two-out Cherokee throwing anything going with our bats to the district tournament. We Track balls we should have made plays have to find some ways to win error that allowed senior Byron get us back in it,” bemoaned on. We were not ready mentally Mantooth to reach base. Coach Adams. “This was not our From Page 12 more of these big ball games.” today after a tough game with The Bears tried again to get best outing of the season.” something going in the fifth and 200-meter dash at Saturday’s Christian Noble is one of four Soddy. We have to show up day oWlS 9, Blue rAiderS 3 Tennessee Rust Buster not only Flames whose performances in and day out to play baseball.” Cleveland 000 300 0 — 3 5 4 seventh frames, when senior GAMe SuMMAry scored 17.39 points, but met the added to the team score. Noble Ooltewah 005 040 x — 9 8 1 Colton Cross and junior Jake McMinn County 003 200 0 — 5 8 3 Cleveland had four of its five WP: Ethan Walls. lP: Harbor Jefferson. 2B: Noah Bradley Central 100 100 0 — 2 4 3 provisional standard and earned amassed a total of 24.90 points hits off Ethan Walls, who went Sills (C). Andy Reed (O). her this week’s GSC Women’s from the 1500-meter run, 3,000- Track Performer of the Week meter steeplechase and 5,000- designation. meter run. His winning time of Audrey Smith posted 11.55 9:02.34 in the steeplechase at Hart points in the 3,000-meter stee- the Raleigh Relays is the second- Soddy-Daisy From Page 11 plechase. Cayce Bryan added best time in the event in From Page 11 1.75 points in the 800-meter Division II this season. He also Once Tennessee’s basketball “He’s been very gracious each run, Hannah Buttolph recorded finished third in the 1,500-meter The Bearettes got one run back in the bottom of the inning on sin- season ended, Hart says he and every time,” Hart said. “He 1.20 points in the high jump run the next day at the gles from Aubreigh Marchese and Haley Campbell. started thinking more about how knows that I am here to help and Jessica Childers scored 1.19 Tennessee Rust Buster with a Soddy-Daisy made the task even more difficult for Bradley in the close he was to his final day on him in any way possible, in any points in her two events. time of 3:55.19. As a result, third, adding four runs on two doubles and two singles. the job. He says that about 60 way he deems that he needs The Flames moved up one Noble was named this week’s Alysse Cordell led off the bottom of the inning for the Bearettes student-athletes visited his assistance.” spot from last week’s ranking to GSC Men’s Track & Field with an infield single and later made it a 12-2 game after scoring on home Monday and played him a Hart would like to stay land at No. 10. Freshman of the Week. a Emily White sacrifice fly to center field. video, gave him a cake and sang involved in college athletics in “All of our men are performing Josiah Brooks scored in four The Bearettes held the Lady Trojans scoreless in the fourth and “Happy Birthday” to him. some capacity. After spending at a very high level right now,” different events: 100-meter, 200- fifth frames, but could not push across any more runs after getting Hart also has been spending the next few months visiting said Lee head coach Caleb meter, long jump and triple runners on base in both innings. some time with his successor. friends and relatives, Hart said Morgan. “We look to continue jump. He accumulated 27.83 “We hit the ball well at times today — we just couldn't hit it con- Hart didn’t play any role in he won’t get around to planning the trend the next couple of points, including 13.54 from the sistently. We're getting there,” McClary said. “We had a lot of games choosing the next athletic direc- his next step until at least mid- weeks and hopefully stay inside triple jump and 11 from the last week and have a lot of games this week. We're getting some girls tor and says he doesn’t know way through the summer. the top 10.” 200-meter dash. some rest as much as we can, because we want to put the best line- Currie particularly well beyond “I don’t know what opportuni- Chico State is the top-ranked Justin Brooks posted 13.27 up we can on the field for district play. At the same time, I've got to occasional chats at various ties might be out there,” Hart team with 180.35 points. Lee points in the 400-meter dash worry about some of the girls and how much they are playing.” meetings of athletic directors said. “Certainly if something (79.50) is the second-highest and added 2.92 more in the across the country. But he comes to my attention that ranked team from the Gulf South 200-meter dash. Harold Smith lAdy troJAnS 12, BeAretteS 2 Soddy-Daisy 084 00 — 12 16 0 added that they’ve had “multiple excites me, then and only then Conference and the South Region. supplied 10.59 points for his Bradley Central 011 00 — 2 5 2 conversations” in the four weeks will I begin to have those con- Shorter University is ranked No. 4 performances in the 800 and WP: Breanna Britton. lP: Jen Corbitt. 2B: Cameron Swafford, Amingh Wood (2), Courtney Daughter, Hailey since Currie was hired. versations.” with 108.61 total points. 1,500-meter runs. Woodcock (SD). records: Soddy-Daisy 7-3, 2-1 District 5-AAA; Bradley Central 3-7, 1-2. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Ralph Baldwin Editor and Publisher Daily Banner [email protected] – Established in 1854 – Rick Norton 423.472.5041 Associate Editor [email protected] Opinion [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2017 Viewpoint Library and Archives can’t afford more funding delays

s the legislative session winds down, I am cautiously optimistic that the General Assembly will include funding for a Anew Tennessee State Library and Archives building in the next state budget. I am optimistic because I have heard from many House and Senate members who support funding for the new building. But I am also cautious because I believe there are some lingering misconceptions about this project. One of the biggest misconceptions is that the Library and Archives should focus on creating electronic versions of its records instead of trying to find space for them in a new building. There are several points to make about that. First of all, the Library and Archives already has an active program in which digital copies of records are being created and made available online. This effort is a very important part of our ongoing strategy to ensure access to records for people who might not be willing or able to travel to the Library and Archives building in downtown Nashville. However, it’s also important to understand that the Library and Archives has millions of pages of documents, photographs and maps that haven’t yet been electronically scanned. Making digital copies of all of them within a reasonable time would be cost prohibitive amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars, far more than what a new building is expected to Hargett cost. Scanning of documents would have to continue forever, since the Library and OUR Archives receives more records from state agencies and private CITY donors every week. Business forecasters give There’s also a widely held belief that digital records will last forever. This simply isn’t true. Digital files are susceptible to becom- Tom Rowland ing corrupted. As anyone who has dealt with corrupted files on a Cleveland Mayor thumbs up to community personal computer knows, it isn’t always possible to retrieve them once they’re lost, and other technical elements become In the first few weeks of this new year we ing, quality of life and available employment. obsolete, including software that is no longer supported. already have two independent reports that Commentary We do enjoy a low cost of living and a high Just for the sake of argument, though, let’s say we could digi- have taken a look at “The City With Spirit” level of quality of life. From groceries to tize all of the Library and Archives’ records quickly, cheaply and and both came to great conclusions about I'm not surprised that our city is on such a taxes, our city is a bargain. The rivers, val- without fear that they might turn into unreadable gobbledygook us. prestigious list. We ended last year with a leys and mountains just minutes away from Kiplinger is a Washington-based publisher report that we led the nation, by one metric, downtown are a bonus. Then there's the within a decade or less. Would you really want to get rid of the of business forecasts, personal financial in the percentage of jobs created. We have music, drama and arts offered at Lee original historic documents? I think most of us have seen a digital advice and predictions about the state of the heard others say they chose Cleveland in part University in downtown, and still more just copy of the Declaration of Independence at some point in our economy. Its best known publication is the because of our great workforce. The work a short drive away. lives, but that doesn’t mean that priceless originals are ready for weekly Kiplinger Letter. Investors, business ethic of the people here is second to none. We all know the city benefits when our the paper shredder. professionals and managers, government We also benefit from an abundance of younger generation, including university Another misconception is that the Library and Archives simply agencies and entrepreneurs across the electric power through TVA, reliable utilities students, stay here. But our city benefits country are among its subscribers. (thanks to the men and women at Cleveland from these "young" retirees too. Their experi- has a storage problem that could be fixed by renting warehouse Here's what the Kiplinger Letter recently Utilities), safe streets (thanks to exceptional- ence and enthusiasm benefits shops, non- space. Most warehouses don’t have the type of temperature and had to say about our city. ly great emergency services) and a low cost profits and civic groups. humidity controls needed to preserve sensitive rare documents The Kiplinger Letter includes Cleveland on of living. We have been reading reports like these and other items. Then there are security considerations to a list of 11 United States cities expected to Another report looks at us from a differ- for some time now. ensure valuable documents don’t grow legs and end up appear- outpace the national average for job cre- ent angle — as a good place to retire early. These outsiders' reports show our city has ing on an online auction website. ation, as employers look for skilled workers MagnifyMoney is an internet-based personal an even brighter future and that others rec- and a low cost of living. financial advice service. In coming up with ognize our many valuable assets, all sup- A bigger issue concerns public access. If you were to walk into Our city was No. 3 on that list. its list, MagnifyMoney looked at cost of liv- porting our slogan as “The City With Spirit.” the Library and Archives building and request any record there, the staff could produce what you wanted within a matter of minutes. The same wouldn’t be true if some records were kept in an off-site warehouse, where it might take a day or more to find them and make them available. Dear Annie: A religious divide A warehouse wouldn’t fix the problems at the existing building, anyway. The building, on Capitol Hill, which is 65 years old, has Dear Annie: My husband, who is serving what she thought was a simple Mountain only 15 public parking spaces available to patrons. Additionally, in the Army, is loving and caring and is a Advice Dew and ended up in a coma. My advice is the building has a major handicapped-access problem which wonderful father to his two children. He to never go to a party where you don’t know causes wheelchair users to use a back door by the loading dock works hard for his family. He just has one that she didn’t know the people throwing the people well and only drink a drink that and to be escorted into the building’s public space by security. flaw: He has a very strong contempt for the one party that well but said they would have you have opened. Those were my rules for Roman Catholic Church. “good beer and hot guys.” You told the letter my kids. — Safe Is Best The building is too small for many tour groups to visit, especially My family raised me Catholic, but I left writer to “loosen up” and be “less judgmen- Dear Safe: I agree that safety is para- student groups. And the records already being stored there are the church because of a lack of interest. I tal.” Do you not read the news or watch TV? mount, and I’m printing your letter here to at risk of mold and mildew damage because of the building’s consider myself a part-timer (attending dur- Last night on TV, it was said that people are endorse that point. However, I stand by my declining condition. ing holidays). When I brought up about how now encouraged to take a bottle opener with advice that “Murky Waters” ought not to dis- The most damaging misconception of all is that a new building he felt about getting married in a church, he them and never drink from a container that miss her best friend’s new friends out of is just a “want,” not a “need.” The Library and Archives is went into a tirade. I never brought up the is already open. It is too easy to slip drugs hand, even if she doesn’t want to go out to subject again. into a drink at a party, and you should be parties with them. We could all stand to be required by state law to store official state records and make When our son was born, I considered hav- especially careful if you don’t really know less judgmental. them available to the public. The staff there doesn’t have the ing a baptism at my church because it’s a the people handing out the drinks. Too ——— option of hanging up a “No vacancy” sign when more records tradition in my family — and he threatened many young women are being drugged with- (Editor’s Note: Send your questions for arrive at its doorstep. to leave. I asked him why he has such out their knowledge. Annie Lane to [email protected]. To In fact, the need and value of our holdings hit home in a mean- strong feelings about this, wondering One of the new drugs cannot be tasted find out more about Annie Lane and read fea- ingful way to the families who lost everything in the tragic whether something happened in his past. and can put you into a coma. One young tures by other Creators Syndicate columnists He finally told me that when he was a child, woman showed up at the emergency room and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Gatlinburg wildfire last fall — including marriage certificates need- he was close to a priest who ended up tak- in a coma. She had been somewhere, drunk website at www.creators.com.) ed to prove their legal status. Those records have been pre- ing advantage of him. It was a shock. He served because copies were available at the Library and requested that I not share this with anyone. Archives. I decided to honor his wishes. Funding for a new building has been in limbo for almost a Now I just had my daughter. His family Today in History and my family would like to have a baptism, decade, so we need a solution. A famous Tennessean named but I do not want to go against his wishes. Elvis Presley once sang, “It’s now or never.” This is where we Forget about having it in a non-Catholic (AP) — Today is Thursday, March 30, the 89th day of 2017. There are 276 days left in the are with regard to this important and worthy project. Without way, because I’d end up disappointing my year. action now, current and future Tennesseans will lose access to family. I am torn between what my family Today’s Highlight in History: our state’s valuable and historic records, and our ability to pre- wants and what my husband wants. I hate On March 30, 1867, U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward reached agreement with serve these documents will continue to be diminished. being the middle woman and just don’t want Russia to purchase the territory of Alaska for $7.2 million (the rough equivalent of $125 mil- to do it at all. — The Torn Middle Woman lion today), a deal ridiculed by critics as “Seward’s Folly.” ——— Dear Torn: Instead of considering your- On this date: (About the writer: Tre Hargett is Tennessee’s secretary of self the “middle woman,” you might want to In 1822, Florida became a United States territory. state. His office oversees the operations of the Tennessee State think of yourself as the leader of the pack. In 1870, the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which prohibited denying citizens Library and Archives. Opinions expressed in guest “Viewpoints” Take it upon yourself to find a counselor the right to vote and hold office on the basis of race, was declared in effect by Secretary of do not necessarily represent the views of the Cleveland Daily with whom you and your husband can dis- State Hamilton Fish. Texas was readmitted to the Union. Banner.) cuss this matter and with whom your hus- In 1923, the Cunard liner RMS Laconia became the first passenger ship to circle the globe band might continue to meet one-on-one. as it arrived in New York. He must address the anger and hurt that In 1945, during World War II, the Soviet Union invaded Austria with the goal of taking (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes letters to the editor. this horrible trauma inflicted on him. The Vienna, which it accomplished two weeks later. The guidelines call for letters to be in good taste and no more Survivors Network of those Abused by In 1959, a narrowly divided U.S. Supreme Court, in Bartkus v. Illinois, ruled that a con- Priests offers many resources, from free viction in state court following an acquittal in federal court for the same crime did not con- than 300 words. Some minor editing, not affecting the mean- stitute double jeopardy. ing, may be required. All letters must include the author’s sig- downloadable literature to a directory of support groups. Visit http://www.snapnet- In 1964, John Glenn withdrew from the Ohio race for the U.S. Senate because of injuries nature, address and a telephone number for confirmation. work.org for more information. suffered in a fall. The original version of the TV game show “Jeopardy!” hosted by Art Since letters must have a signature, they cannot be emailed. Dear Annie: I was disappointed in your Fleming, premiered on NBC. Letters reflect the opinion of the writer. Letters may be sent to response to the 25-year-old woman whose In 1975, as the Vietnam War neared its end, Communist forces occupied the city of Da Letters to the Editor, Cleveland Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, friend wants to go to parties given by men Nang. James Ruppert, 41, killed 11 members of his family at his mother’s home in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600.) she doesn’t really know. The friend admitted Hamilton, Ohio, on Easter Sunday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 15 Republican foes Carving a niche making warrior blades NEW HAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) — weapons stretching up to 6 feet inspired by a sword in the 1993 upstate New York sign shop of health care bill Through smoke and sparks and long and costing upward of martial arts movie “The Bride where he worked. Those first staccato banging from his anvil, $3,000 are built to be used — with White Hair.” swords stunk, he says, but he John Lundemo forges swooping even if it’s for slashing milk jugs Movies, specifically the 1974 educated himself on the finer swords that look like they in the backyard. horror flick “Captain Kronos - points of edge geometry, metal win praise in districts should be pulled from a stone, Lundemo has been making Vampire Hunter,” sparked tempering and distal tapering, swung by a samurai or thrust swords for about three decades, Lundemo’s sword fascination as which refers to the blade getting BUCKNER, Kentucky (AP) — Now, I want this thing gutted.” on “Game of Thrones.” about half that in his workshop a young man. He began buying thinner from guard to tip. One of the House Republican Shea Cox, a 21-year-old The 60-year-old has carved 50 miles north of New York City. blades for mock sword fights Over time, he established his rebels, Kentucky Rep. Tom computer science major from out a niche making pricey The forge, anvil and scalding oil with his brother. But there were brand Odinblades in what can be Massie, wasn’t just “no” on the Shelbyville, Tennessee, said blades that are inspired by his- tank speak to his craft. And the problems with those steel a cut-throat business. There is GOP health care bill to replace the bill failed because Ryan tory but liberally mix in ele- posters on the wall for the swords. an army of sword makers who Barack Obama’s Affordable rushed what Cox called a ments of East and West, high movies “Gladiator” and “I was breaking them all the sell historical replicas, fantasy Care Act. Massie was “hell no.” “complete hack job” that art and Hollywood. “Grindhouse” speak to his ten- time. You know, halfway swords, “battle ready” swords for That won over Mary “looked almost exactly like “I do tend to add my own dency to slice and dice details. through a sword fight and your under $100. Online retailer Kult Broecker, president of the “Obamacare” with a couple of flair,” Lundemo said in his shop His $1,950 “Serenity” sword, sword breaks, it’s annoying,” he of Athena in Elgin, Illinois, for Oldham County Republican things taken out.” That’s why recently. “Making exact copies, I for instance, is described online said. “So I started making example, sells swords from more Women’s Club and a strong he was happy to see don’t do.” as drawing on classic German, them.” than 30 makers. proponent of a full-blown Tennessee Rep. Scott While not precisely like the Chinese, Japanese and Swiss He forged blades in the back “It’s definitely growing,” said repeal of the 2010 law. DesJarlais oppose it. weapons wielded by gladiators designs. But the butt end of the of a New Mexico jewelry shop owner Ryan Whittlinger. “The “When he came out against With midterm elections com- or knights, these razor-sharp handle, the pommel, was and later after hours in the market for higher-quality, func- this bill, I thought, ‘I trust him ing next year, Wasson said he tional items is better today than so this must be the right planned to vote again for his it’s ever been.” way,’” the 76-year-old retired congressman, Rep. Rod Blum The popularity of the HBO teacher said of Massie this of Dubuque — a sentiment series “Game of Thrones” helps, week as she sat at a coffee echoed by other voters whose but Whittlinger said a bigger shop near her LaGrange home. representatives opposed the watershed was the “Lord of the Defying President Donald bill. Rings” movies early this century, Trump on the seven-year Gary French, a minister just as swords started becoming Republican Party promise to from Buckner in Massie’s dis- easier to buy. repeal and replace trict, said it was a “piece-meal” So who buys swords in the “Obamacare” sounds like polit- bill and his representative was 21st century? ical suicide, especially in the right in opposing it. “The Collectors and history buffs congressional districts Trump issue’s not dead, they’ll return who hang them on a wall, “cut- won handily. Yet in Kentucky, to it. Absolutely. I think ters” who want a sharp and bal- North Carolina, Tennessee and they’re going to have to do anced weapon for slicing jugs, Iowa in the bitter aftermath of what the constituents want,” pieces of bamboo or test dum- the GOP’s epic failure, he said. mies, and sword fighters. Republicans who blocked the Kelly Stanger of Lowell, Whittlinger said moviemakers legislation have won praise Michigan, argued that conser- and theater groups account for from constituents for stopping vatives were prevented from some sales, too. The apparently what many saw as a flawed contributing to the bill, and racially motivated killing last plan, either in the legislation’s said she’d vote again for Rep. week of a black man in New York substance or strategy. Justin Amash who opposed it. City with a 26-inch sword illus- In the House, hard-line con- “He has no problem taking trates the rare times when such servatives opposed the bill heat,” the 50-year-old cafe weapons are still used for their because it didn’t go far enough waitress said. “I don’t think original purpose. in getting the government out just because you belong to a Lundemo says he makes of health care while moderates party that you have to agree.” enough from swords for his wife worried that tens of millions of She said she voted for and himself to pay the bills. Americans might be left with- Trump because “there needed They’re not getting rich, but the out insurance. Trump’s famed to be change,” adding, “It’s not work has its benefits. deal-making and power of per- going to be easy.” AP Photo/Seth Wenig “The cool factor is way up suasion faltered with his own The failure of the health bill there,” he said. “Cool factor 11.” party, a remarkable turn at a in the House may have spared John Lundemo works on an unfinished sword at his workshop in New Hampton, N.Y., Thursday. time when the GOP controls a couple GOP senators a tough the White House, Senate and vote as the legislation grew House. increasingly unpopular with Nationwide, an Associated the public. The two most vul- Press-NORC Center for Public nerable GOP senators in next Agreement to end ‘bathroom Affairs Research poll released year’s midterms, Dean Heller Wednesday found that 62 per- of Nevada and Jeff Flake of bill’ but are there enough votes? cent disapprove of the way Arizona, both represent states RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — said. Trump is handling health care, with large populations of older Republican legislative leaders in The late-night announcement his worst rating among seven voters who would have been North Carolina and Democratic came as the NCAA had said issues the poll tested, includ- disproportionately impacted by Gov. Roy Cooper say they have North Carolina sites won’t be ing the economy, foreign policy higher premiums under the an agreement to end the state’s considered for championship and immigration. bill. so-called “bathroom bill” that events from 2018 to 2022 “absent The same poll found nega- Senate Republican leader they hope will drive away negative any change” in House Bill 2, tive views of five of the six Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, national attention and remove which it views as discrimination. changes Republicans envi- far from dwelling on the bill’s obstacles to expanding business- sioned for the bill, including defeat or weighing plans to es and attracting sporting events. allowing insurers to charge revive it, quickly moved on to But they’ll have to get enough older customers higher premi- other issues. The House bill votes in the House and Senate for ums than is now allowed, had already divided GOP sena- a proposal set for debate reduced funds for Medicaid tors and would have required Thursday so the replacement and denying federal dollars to major changes to pass. measure for the March 2016 law Planned Parenthood. A leading opponent was the known as House Bill 2 can reach Yet the same voters who head of the hard-right Cooper’s desk. backed their local lawmaker Freedom Caucus — Rep. Mark Social conservatives in the for opposing the bill showed Meadows. In Meadows’ North General Assembly would prefer to patience with Trump. Carolina district, 77-year-old have HB2 stay on the books. Gay “I think he’s going to be a Hendersonville retiree Don Lee rights groups oppose the replace- great president,” Broecker said he voted for Trump to ment measure because it would said. “I think he’ll figure it “bring Republicans together,” still restrict LGBT protections out.” but added that the president from discrimination. Political In the districts of the bill’s “needed to take some more repercussions exist for legislators foes, Republican voters and time with this bill and try to and Cooper. activists faulted Republican find some unity.” Cooper, who was elected gover- House Speaker Paul Ryan of House members, not Trump, nor last November with support Wisconsin. Some argue he was need to prove commitment to from LGBT forces and on a plat- too willing to accept pieces of the issue, said Cedar Rapids form that included a complete “Obamacare.”. Republican Brett Mason, who repeal of HB2, said in a release “We’ve been hearing repeal- wishes Blum would have that he supported the compro- and-replace for seven years backed the bill. mise unveiled Wednesday shortly and finally we get control, and “The president went up to before midnight by GOP lawmak- they say, let’s just kind of fix Capitol Hill on this,” the 58- ers. it,” said 31-year-old Justin year-old information technolo- “It’s not a perfect deal, but it Wasson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, gy strategist said. “The onus is repeals House Bill 2 and begins who runs a small business. now on them to frame up a bill to repair our reputation,” Cooper “We gave them everything. and put it on his desk.”

Homeowners at San Francisco sinking high-rise sue developer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A homeowners association representing property owners at a downtown San Francisco high-rise sued the developers on Wednesday for failing to tell residents the condominium tower was sinking at an unexpected rate. The Millennium Tower homeowners association’s lawsuit is the latest suit filed in a high-profile dispute over the sinking building that opened in 2009. Lawsuits involve the developer, the city and owners of the multimillion-dollar condos. But Daniel M. Petrocelli, the lead attorney representing the homeowners association, says California law gives homeowner associations sole authority to pur- sue damages for structural repairs and retrofits. So he says a fix can only be accomplished through the HOA’s lawsuit. “This is the only case that secures all the money it will take to fix the building and fix it once and for all,” said Petrocelli. The high-rise that opened its doors in 2009 has been dubbed the Leaning Tower of San Francisco. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Distraction cited as pedestrian deaths spiked in 2016 WASHINGTON (AP) — devices, although that’s hard to the number and percentage of and erasing improvements made issue,” said Kelly Nantel, a The problem is greatest in Pedestrian deaths are climbing confirm. pedestrian fatalities in the more during the Great Recession and spokeswoman for the safety large population states that faster than motorist fatalities, Walking and miles driven are than 40 years those national economic recovery, according to council. “That discounts the have urban areas where people reaching nearly 6,000 deaths last up only a few percentage points, records on such deaths have data released last month by the impact distraction could have on do a lot of walking. Delaware, year — the highest total in more and are unlikely to account for been kept, with the second National Safety Council, a lead- pedestrians.” Florida and Arizona had the than two decades, according to most of the surge in pedestrian largest increase occurring in ing safety organization. The On the other hand, “walking is highest rates of pedestrian an analysis of preliminary state deaths, said Richard Retting, 2015. Pedestrian deaths as a council estimates there were working,” she said. “Just as we deaths relative to their popula- data released Thursday. safety director for Sam Schwartz share of total motor vehicle crash more than 40,200 traffic deaths need drivers to be alert, pedestri- tions, while North Dakota, Increased driving due to an Transportation Consultants and deaths increased from 11 percent in 2016. The last time there were ans have to be, too.” South Dakota and Wyoming improved economy, lower gas the author of the report. in 2006 to 15 percent in 2015. more than 40,000 fatalities in a Another factor in pedestrian had the lowest. prices and more walking for exer- Meanwhile, texting and use of “This latest data shows that single year was in 2007, just deaths is alcohol. Thirty-four per- The striking increase in cise and environmental factors wireless devices have exploded, the U.S. isn’t meeting the mark before the economy tanked. cent of pedestrians and 15 per- pedestrian deaths has grabbed are some of the likely reasons he said. on keeping pedestrians safe on There were 41,000 deaths that cent of drivers involved in fatal the attention of the National behind the estimated 11 percent “It’s the only factor that that our roadways,” said Jonathan year. crashes were intoxicated at the Transportation Safety Board, spike in pedestrian fatalities in seems to indicate a dramatic Adkins, the safety association’s But pedestrian deaths are time, Retting said. But there is the government panel that 2016. The figures were prepared change in how people behave,” executive director. “Every one of sharply outpacing fatalities over- no indication that there has been investigates accidents and for the Governors Highway Safety Retting said. these lives represents a loved one all, climbing 25 percent from a change in drinking habits that makes safety recommendations. Association, which represents The report is based on data not coming home tonight, which 2010 to 2015, according to would account for the spike in The board held a forum on state highway safety offices. from all states and the District of is absolutely unacceptable.” Retting’s research. Total traffic deaths, he said. pedestrian safety last year, and But researchers say they think Columbia for the first six months Traffic fatalities overall jumped deaths increased about 6 percent More than twice as many currently has an investigation the biggest factor may be more of 2016 and extrapolated for the 6 percent last year, pushing over the same period. states reported an uptick in underway to broadly examine drivers and walkers distracted by rest of the year. It shows the deaths on U.S. roads to their “We cannot look at distracted pedestrian fatalities than had the causes and potential solu- cellphones and other electronic largest annual increase in both highest level in nearly a decade driving solely as an in-vehicle decreasing numbers. tions to the problem. Classiﬁeds

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Send resumes to: are available on an equal opportu- [email protected] 45. vacation rentals nity basis. equal Housing opportu- SuBJeCt to drAinAge And utility eASeMentS And to Building SetBACk line nity, M/F. loCAlly oWned pest Control 2 riverS CAMping: rv park, reQuireMentS per plAt Book 6, pAge 67, roBCt. Company is seeking a full time em- Cabin rentals, directly on the river 56. Houses For sale ployee to do pest control work in the at junction of Hiwassee and ocoee Cleveland area Monday through Fri- rivers. 423-338-7208. All extenSively remodeled: SuBJeCt to tvA trAnSMiSSion line eASeMent Along tHe WeSternMoSt 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. portion oF lot AS Set out on reCorded plAt. day 8am-5pm. experience preferred 46. storage space For rent but not required, will train. pay com- 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, n, $154,900. mensurate with experience. individ- CAlFee'S Mini Warehouse for rent: 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, n, $159,900. SuBJeCt to SAnitAry SeWer eASeMent AS reCorded in Book 1281, pAge ual tennessee department of Safety georgetown pike, Spring place owner financing or lease- with- 996, roBCt. Motor vehicle report (Mvr) re- road and Highway 64. Call option. owner/ Agent Stony quired. Apply in person between 476–2777. BrookS reAlty 423-479-4514. 9am-2pm at 1515 South lee High- 57. Farms & acreage For sale SuBJeCt to BrAdley County HeAltH depArtMent reQuireMentS AS Set way. teMpSAFe StorAge out on plAt Book 6, pAge 67, roBCt. Climate Controlled WaNTeD IMMeDIaTeLY noW Hiring: newly Weds Foods, & outside units Large TraCTs of LaND for inc. Starting pay $11 hour. Apply in AlSo Being tHe SAMe property Conveyed to pAtriCk SHieldS And WiFe, downtown location DeveLOPMeNT PUrPOses person at 187 industrial lane SW & georgetown road Farms ok • Cash paid • decisions Cindy SHieldS By WArrAnty deed dAted MAy 20, 2008 And reCorded MAy 23, Cleveland tn 37311. 614-4111 Made Quickly 2008 in Book 1837, pAge 901, in tHe regiSter’S oFFiCe For BrAdley County, noW Hiring. owens Corning. Contact: David alley tenneSSee. 1088 urbane road, Cleveland, tn. 48. Office space For rent OWNer/ ageNT 865-389-7361 Confidential response 2nd shift production associate 1510 StuArt road - Suites rang- FurtHer Being tHe SAMe property Conveyed FroM Cindy SHieldS to pAt- (5:30pm-4am) direct hire $11 an ing from 150 to 2,000 square feet. 59. Mobile Homes For sale hour. Apply on Website: Competitive pricing. rent includes riCk SHieldS, By Quit ClAiM deed And ASSuMption dAted deCeMBer 1, 2010 https://jobs.owenscorningcareers. 1995 ClAyton singlewide, 2 bed- utility, boardroom, breakroom. rooms, 2 baths, in spacious peaceful oF reCord in Book 2008, pAge 798, in tHe regiSter'S oFFiCe oF BrAdley com/careers 423-476-3261. County, tenneSSee. mobile home park. nice home. oFFiCe ASSiStAnt needed full or 49. apartments For rent $27,000. $2,000 down and owner fi- part time. Monday- Friday nancing available. 423-710-4628. tHiS iS iMproved property knoWn AS 175 StoneWood dr nW, ClevelAnd, 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4pm, $8 $400: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, hourly. Send resume to: tile flooring. Half off first months rent. 1996 SoutHern HoMeS double- tenneSSee 37312 (175 StoneWood drive nW, ClevelAnd, tenneSSee 37312). [email protected] or apply proviSion reAl eStAte And wide, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, in spa- in person BJ's Auto Sales 1375 property MAnAgeMent, llC cious peaceful mobile home park. MAp 049B group e pArCel 025.00 Wildwood Avenue. 423-693-0301. Home in very good condition. $37,000. $3,000 down and owner fi- pullen'S uSed Cars is now hiring nancing available. 423-710-4628. tHe SAle oF tHe SuBJeCt property iS WitHout WArrAnty oF Any kind, And for experienced detail Help. Apply in iS FurtHer SuBJeCt to tHe rigHt oF Any tenAnt(S) or otHer pArtieS or person. See david, 413 S. lee High- 69. Trucks For sale entitieS in poSSeSSion oF tHe property. Any repreSentAtion ConCern- way. ing Any ASpeCt oF tHe SuBJeCt property By A tHird pArty iS not tHe rep- ServiCe Writer for heavy duty truck dealership located in Chatta- reSentAtion/reSponSiBility oF truStee(S)/ SuBStitute truStee(S) or nooga, tn. We are currently looking tHeir oFFiCe. for an experienced service writer to fill an opening with our growing staff. tHiS SAle iS SuBJeCt to Any unpAid tAxeS, iF Any, Any prior lienS or en- this position entails working with our puBliSHer'S notiCe: All real es- customer base in scheduling repairs, tate advertised in this newspaper is CuMBrAnCeS leASeS, eASeMentS And All otHer MAtterS WHiCH tAke pri- accurately writing up vehicle prob- ority over tHe deed oF truSt under WHiCH tHiS ForeCloSure SAle iS subject to the Federal Fair Housing 2001 dAkotA dodge pickup lems and following up with custom- Act of 1968 and the tennessee Hu- truck. Auto, air conditioning, 6 cylin- ConduCted, inCluding But not liMited to tHe priority oF Any Fixture Fil- ers concerning progress of repairs. man rights Act which makes it ille- der. 80,000 miles. $3,500. ing. iF tHe u.S. depArtMent oF tHe treASury/ internAl revenue ServiCe, We are looking for an outgoing, gal to advertise "any preference, 423-618-7770 or 423-476-4391. tHe StAte oF tenneSSee depArtMent oF revenue, or tHe StAte oF ten- friendly personality from an individ- limitation or discrimination based on ual who is driven to excel. this is a race, color, religion, sex, or national 2002 dodge ram 2500 diesel 4x4, neSSee depArtMent oF lABor And Work ForCe developMent Are liSted full- time position that includes bene- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- 5 speed transmission. 114,000 AS intereSted pArtieS in tHe AdvertiSeMent, tHen tHe notiCe oF tHiS fits. if you would like to become a tention to make any such prefer- miles. in great shape with lots of ForeCloSure iS Being given to tHeM, And tHe SAle Will Be SuBJeCt to All part of a growing and winning team, ence, limitation or discrimination." new parts! Call for more details. AppliCABle governMentAl entitieS rigHt to redeeM tHe property, All AS please call and schedule an appoint- this newspaper will not knowingly 423-464-8499 or 423-584-6477. ment with rick White at accept any advertising for real estate reQuired By 26 u.S.C. 7425, t.C.A. 67-1-1433, And 28 u.S.C. 2410 (C). tHe notiCe 423-698-4093. which is in violation of the law. our 72. Cars For sale reQuireMentS oF t.C.A. 35-5-101 et SeQ. HAve Been Met. tHe AtHenS utilities Board is now readers are informed that all dwell- 2002 WHite Mercury Marquis. accepting resumes for a full-time ings advertised in this newspaper 101,000 miles. excellent condition. tHe rigHt iS reServed to AdJourn tHe dAy oF tHe SAle to AnotHer dAy, Communications Specialist. A are available on an equal opportu- $4,000. (423)790-1967. tiMe And plACe CertAin WitHout FurtHer puBliCAtion, upon AnnounCe- Bachelor's degree (B.S.,B.A.) in nity basis. equal Housing opportu- communications, public relations/ nity, M/F. 2011 Ford Focus Se. All power. Ment At tHe tiMe And plACe For tHe SAle Set FortH ABove. tHe journalism or related field from a four new tires. only 55,000 miles. Sporty truStee/SuBStitute truStee reServeS tHe rigHt to reSCind tHe SAle year college or university with 2 BedrooM $175 week. Washer/ and economical. lady owner. Silver. course work in digital media, social dryer and dishwasher. $400 deposit. Asking $5995. 423-920-8509 or 423-728-5989. iF you purCHASe A property At tHe ForeCloSure SAle, tHe entire pur- media, or related areas of study is pay electric. no pets. no smoking. preferred. At least two years related 423-227-9146. lloyd'S uSed CArS CHASe priCe iS due And pAyABle At tHe ConCluSion oF tHe AuCtion in tHe experience in corporate communica- 423-476-5681 ForM oF A CertiFied/BAnk CHeCk MAde pAyABle to or endorSed to lAW tions preferred, with an emphasis on 3145 20tH Street ne. 2 bedroom, 5526 Waterlevel Highway oFFiCe oF J. pHillip JoneS. no perSonAl CHeCkS Will Be ACCepted. to tHiS social media management. Send re- 1.5 bath townhouse. 1,000 square Cleveland, tn end, you MuSt Bring SuFFiCient FundS to outBid tHe lender And Any sume and writing samples to: Athens feet, Mayfield school zone. $650. www.lloydsusedcars.com utilities Board, Att: Human re- Call or text 423-618-0823 Come by, make an offer, cash talks. otHer BidderS. inSuFFiCient FundS Will not Be ACCepted. AMountS resources department, post office 2007 Chevrolet trailblazer, 2007 Ceived in exCeSS oF tHe Winning Bid Will Be reFunded to tHe SuCCeSSFul Box 689, Athens, tennessee BLYTHeWOOD- sTeePLeCHase Chevy Colorado x Cab with 4 doors, purCHASer At tHe tiMe tHe ForeCloSure deed iS delivered. 37371-0689. aParTMeNTs- 1 Bedroom with 2010 nissan versa, 2007 Ford es- utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 cape, 2005 pontiac Montana van, 33. Business Opportunities otHer intereSted pArtieS: none oF reCord Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances 2004 Honda Accord, 2001 Ford INvesTIgaTe BeFOre furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. ranger king Cab with 4 doors. YOU INvesT! tHiS iS An AtteMpt to ColleCt A deBt And Any inForMAtion oBtAined Will Always a good policy, especially for Be uSed For tHAt purpoSe. business opportunities and fran- chise. Call tn division of consumer Affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- this is improved property known as 175 StoneWood dr nW, ClevelAnd, tenneS- eral trade Commission at (877) See 37312 (175 StoneWood drive nW, ClevelAnd, tenneSSee 37312). FtC-Help for free information. or visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov J. pHillip JoneS, SuBStitute truStee proCeSS MediCAl claims from 1800 HAyeS Street home? Chances are you won’t make nASHville, tn 37203 any money. Find out how to spot a medical billing scam. Call the Fed- (615) 254-4430 eral trade Commission, www.phillipjoneslaw.com 1-877-FtC-Help. www.auction.com A message from F17-0210 Cleveland daily Banner and the Federal trade Commission. or visit March 16, 23, 30, 2017 our Web site at www.ftc.gov 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Godwin Kelly & Ken NASCAR THIS WEEK Willis have covered NASCAR for nearly 60 years combined. [email protected] [email protected] NASCAR NASCAR

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A couple questions we had to ask Compelling questions ... and CLEVELAND — ourselves CALIFORNIA maybe a few actual answers T I R E C E N T E R How many wins for Kyle Kyle Larson, contender? Larson this season? YOUR DEALER GODSPEAK: Can he main- The real question should be 4699 N. LEE HWY. tain this pace? No. He is this: Chip Ganassi, con- 472-3396 good for four, at least. tender? While Kyle has now KEN’S CALL: At least one. delivered a run of finishes That was easy. OK, he befitting his early-career seems to be in top gear, hype, the only debate is so I’ll go with five. whether the Ganassi team is finally ready to go the Whose poor start to 2017 distance and put a driver in surprises you most? the lead pack from February GODSPEAK: Matt Kenseth through November. For all has three Did Not Finish the ultimate success Chip results in five races. He has had in other forms of had four in all of 2016. racing, it’s been 15 years KEN’S CALL: If Jimmie since his NASCAR team had GOODYEAR - THE OFFICIAL TIRE OF NASCAR Johnson’s one top-10 a serious championship through five weeks isn’t threat deep into the year. surprising, what is? A Sterling Marlin Junior reached 600 Cup reference? starts last week. Does he NASCAR NASCAR make it to 700? Yep. Sterling won two of GODSPEAK: Guessing the first five races in 2002 Junior continues to race and had the points lead until 2019, when he turns from Week 2 through all 45. That gets him to 700. of summer until he was KEN’S CALL: Yep, but I detoured by a pair of wrecks, wouldn’t bet on 750. Kyle Larson burns down the tires of his No. 42 Chevrolet after scoring his first win of the season and the second of which side- improving his average finishing position this year. [CHEVY RACING/GARRY ELLER] lined him with a cracked vertebra in his neck. Poor ol’ SKIN CANCER Sterling was never the same, & C UP STANDINGS and to look at the stats, COSMETIC neither was the Ganassi THREE THINGS WE LEARNED DERMATOLOGY 1. Kyle Larson 243 team. But right now, in six of 2. Chase Elliott 214 Larson’s past seven starts, CENTER 3. Martin Truex Jr. 205 1. Average nish 2. Moral victory 3. 40-something he’s been third or better. 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW 4. Brad Keselowski 179 That’s a roll, and maybe it’ll Suite 300 5. Joey Logano 174 Kyle Larson’s average finish in Brad Keselowski proved once The 40-something crowd is last a while. 423-472-3332 6. Jamie McMurray 162 his past four starts is 1.75. How again it’s not the first lap, but the having a difficult start. Jamie Bradley Professional Building 7. Ryan Blaney 157 is that possible? Going into Cali- last that counts. Kez and his No. McMurray (age 40) tops the Cleveland, TN 8. Clint Bowyer 143 fornia, the 24-year-old driver had 2 Ford were pingponged on Lap group in points, sitting sixth. FEUD OF THE WEEK Accepting New Patients and Most 9. Kevin Harvick 137 scored three consecutive second- 1, yet he finished second. “I got We all know about the sluggish Insurances 10. Kyle Busch 136 place finishes. After you add and ran into the back of, and it did comeback so far for Dale Earn- 11. Ryan Newman 123 divide, it comes up 1.75. Both of a lot of damage to the car,” he hardt Jr. (42), but Jimmie Johnson 11. Denny Hamlin 123 his career wins have come on said. “To get that kind of finish is (41) is 17th in points and Matt 13. Kasey Kahne 122 2-mile ovals. Go figure. respectable.” Kenseth (45) is 25th with three 14. Kurt Busch 118 DNFs in the first five races. He 15. Erik Jones 116 had four total in 2016. Hamlin Dillon 16. Trevor Bayne 114 17. Jimmie Johnson 109 DENNY HAMLIN VS. AUSTIN 18. Aric Almirola 108 — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] DILLON: On the last restart, 19. Daniel Suarez 102 Hamlin said Dillon used his NASCAR NASCAR 20. Austin Dillon 92 No. 3 Chevy to push his No. 11 Toyota into the wall, costing Hamlin a top-10 finish. Hamlin was not happy about WHAT’S ON TAP THREE THINGS TO WATCH it. GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: CUP SERIES: STP 500 track for first-round time trials. Hamlin was on older tires, SITE: Martinsville Speed- 1. Whisker watch “By the time we got through and and a batch of cars on newer SAVE way (.526-mile oval) got strapped in and got the car rubber were all trying to TV SCHEDULE: Friday, Jimmie Johnson looks like he ready to go on the track, we just pass in the frantic last two YOUR OLD practice (Fox Sports 1, has an upcoming audition as the ran out of time,” said Logano, laps of shoving and elbow- 11:30 a.m.), qualifying frontman for ZZ Top. The seven- who started 35th. ing. Everybody was fighting (Fox Sports 1, 4:30 p.m.). time Cup Series champ started for position. NEWSPAPERS Saturday, practice (Fox the 2017 season with that modern 3. Short-trackin’ Sports 1, 10 a.m. and 1:30 three-day-beard look, but the FOR p.m.). Sunday, race (Fox 41-year-old driver is quickly mor- After five straight big-track races, Sports 1, coverage begins phing into Grizzly Adams. Maybe NASCAR Cup Series drivers get GODWIN’S at 12:30 p.m., green flag a coincidence, but he’s scored to do some short-trackin’ at Mar- PICKS FOR RECYCLING at 2:15 p.m.) only one top-10 in 2017. “I think tinsville Speedway on Sunday. MARTINSVILLE we used up all the good luck in The half-mile oval has not favored CAMPING WORLD the season finale last season,” he any one driver recently. Since WINNER: Denny Hamlin TRUCKS: Alpha Energy said. Maybe all his razors, too. 2013, there have been six dif- REST OF TOP 5: Jimmie Cleveland Solutions 250 ferent winners. “It's old-school Johnson, Kyle Busch, Dale SITE: Martinsville 2. Mr. Roboto It may be a coincidence, but racing at its finest,” driver Clint Earnhardt Jr., Joey Logano Speedway as Jimmie Johnson’s beard has Bowyer said. “I've been close so FIRST ONE OUT: Derrike Daily Banner TV SCHEDULE: Friday, NASCAR has turned part of its gotten longer, his performance many times there. It's one that I Cope practice (Fox Sports 1, 1 inspection process over to a has dropped this season. [CHEVY want to win more than anything.” DARK HORSE: Clint Bowyer p.m. and 3 p.m.). Sat- robot — the laser inspection sta- RACING/HAROLD HINSON] DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: The urday, qualifying (Fox tion — and that led to an extreme frustrations of the first five Sports 1, 11 a.m.), race backup during qualifying day at Several drivers, such as Joey — Godwin Kelly, godwin. races go on display in this (Fox, 3 p.m.) Auto Club Speedway last Friday. Logano, didn’t make it out to the [email protected] short-track event. NASCAR NASCAR

2017 CUP SCHEDULE AND RESULTS May 7: Geico 500 at Talladega Aug. 13: Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan Feb. 18: The Clash at Daytona (Joey Logano) May 13: GoBowling.com 400 at Kansas Aug. 19: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Bristol Feb. 23: Can-Am Duels at Daytona (Chase Elliott and Denny May 20: All-Star Race at Charlotte Sept. 3: Southern 500 at Darlington Hamlin) May 28: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Sept. 9: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond WATCH FOR Feb. 26: Daytona 500 (Kurt Busch) June 4: AAA 400 Drive for Autism at Dover Sept. 17: Chicagoland 400 March 5: Folds of Honor Quick Trip 500 at Atlanta (Brad June 11: Axalta “We Paint Winners” 400 at Pocono Sept. 24: New England 300 at New Hampshire THIS NASCAR Keselowski) June 18: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan Oct. 1: Delaware 400 at Dover March 12: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Martin Truex Jr.) June 25: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Oct. 7: Bank of America 500 at Charlotte FEATURE March 19: Good Sam 500k at Phoenix (Ryan Newman) July 1: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Oct. 15: Alabama 500 at Talladega March 26: Auto Club 400 at Fontana (Kyle Larson) July 8: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Oct. 22: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas April 2: STP 500 at Martinsville July 16: New Hampshire 301 at Loudon Oct. 29: Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville PAGE EVERY April 9: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas July 23: Crown Royal 400 at Indianapolis Nov. 5: AAA Texas 500 at Texas April 23: Food City 500 at Bristol July 30: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono Nov. 12: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix WEEK! April 30: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Aug. 6: TBA at Watkins Glen Nov. 19: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

KYLE BRAD MARTIN CHASE JOEY LOGANO KEVIN JAMIE KYLE BUSCH RYAN BLANEY CLINT LARSON KESELOWSKI TRUEX JR. ELLIOTT Will he have HARVICK McMURRAY Yikes, hasn’t Home game BOWYER Any doubt? Nice save at Just two career Dad was his elbows out Overdue to Nice start won since this week for Third at Fon- Fontana top-ﬁves at 0-for-45 at this week? make some overall for last July Wood Brothers tana; ready to Martinsville Martinsvlle noise Ganassi duo run now? NASCAR 12345678910 NASCAR GET ON TRACK with the CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd DDaily Daaiillyy BBannerBaannnneerr Thursday, March 30, 2017

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After grAduAting from Cleveland High School in 1989, Mark Miles attended Cleveland State, Chattanooga State and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. At UTC, he received his bachelor of science degree in sec- e ondary math education. He then started teaching at vvellaann Murray County (Ga.) High School, where he stayed for 15 llee d years. While there, he completed his master’s degree at North Georgia College and his education-in-science CC degree through Liberty University. In 2010, he came back home and began teaching at Cleveland Middle School for five years. This is his second year at Cleveland High School and is very happy to finally be back home! Mr. Miles has been married to Jo Miles, a science teacher at CHS, for 22 years. They have three children: Ethan is a junior at CHS and is in the band and plays baseball; Emma is in eighth grade at Cleveland Middle School and High School is in the band and plays softball, basketball and volleyball; and Eli is in fifth grade at Michigan Avenue Elementary School and plays drums, basketball and baseball. Mr. Miles attends Westwood Baptist Church and in his free time enjoys reading, watching Atlanta Braves Principal: Autumn O'Bryan baseball and spending time with his family.

SOPhOmOre BriAn OrdOnez is a zAch BiAnucci has an unusual SOPhOmOre mAdeline dASher is a SOPhOmOre KriStA riAd is a member member of the soccer team. Brian enjoys hobby — he likes to solve Rubik’s cubes member of the volleyball team, cheer of the Interact, Key and Beta Clubs and tennis playing soccer, going to church, and competitively. He is a Cleveland High squad, and hiking club. In her free time she team. She enjoys reading and writing. Krista is watching almost any sporting event. He School sophomore and a member of the enjoys any activity outdoors. Madeline a member of N*Light*N Youth Choir at Broad said, “I enjoy almost every subject, but swim team. Zach is also a member of teaches a Sunday school class at Keith Street United Methodist Church and helps in math is my favorite. I love dealing with SGA, Science Olympiad, and National Street Ministries. Her favorite subject is the class for ages 2-4. Her favorite subject is numbers.” It isn’t surprising that Brian said Honor Society. He attends Westwood English, because she likes to read and it is history because she loves getting to learn Mr. Miles, CHS math, is his favorite Baptist Church where he serves on the her best branch of study. Madeline has about different historical events and people. teacher. “There are various reasons why Media Team. Zach said he enjoys engi- many favorite teachers, but says if she had Krista said, “It is very difficult to limit it to just he’s my favorite teacher. He pushes me neering because it applies mathematics to pick one, it would be Mrs. Lowe because one favorite teacher, but I would have to say every day and tells me to challenge myself to real situations. Mr. Miles, his CHS she is so encouraging and helped Madeline my top three are Mrs. Talley, Mr. Miles and Mr. in any moment.” When asked what do you math teacher, is his favorite teacher. “He in so many ways. Madeline couldn’t say Smith. They all have helped me learn so like best about CHS, his response was, “I isn’t afraid to be himself, and he always what she liked best about CHS. She said, “I much and have fantastic personalities.” When like the teachers and everyone that is part helps every student with their work.” Zach love the teachers, facility, and all around asked what she likes best about CHS she of this school. Being around great people feels the best part of CHS is the variety school spirit.” As of now Madeline plans to replied, “I like the diversity of the people and makes your day better and you a better of the classes he can choose. Zach attend college and hopes to major in an how different types of people can intermingle person.” Brian plans to attend college and hopes to attend the Naval Academy and aspect of the medical field, “but we will see with each other.” At this point she plans to major in business. serve in the military. where God puts me!” attend college and become a pediatric nurse. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Lake Forest Middle School Friendship reigns

Lake FoReSt MiDDLe SCHooL FRienDSHip students are, from left front, Zack Long, Walker Hedrick, Jonas Rayfield, Bailey Lockhart, Rayleigh Heaton, Carly Smith, Maddie Borgogna and Casey Ellis. In the second row are Violet Roe, Carly Chastain, Lindsay Garcia, Emma Evans, Abby Beasley and Angel Zuniga. In the third row are Jacob Aulerich, Cameron Dalton, Stephanie De La Cruz, Savannah Rogers, Katelyn Ledford, Karsee Weber and Lebron Gooch. In back are Haven Greene, Alex Dees and Riley Harmon. Right, Building 9 Friendly Students are Gabe Milliron and Stephanie DeLa Cruz. Far right, Building 4 Friendly Students are Riley Harmon and Alex Dees. Below, left, are the Overall Superlatives Friendliest eighth- graders Elijah Patty and Delaney Stone

Building 2 Voted Friendliest Students Building 10 Friendly Students Carly Chastain, Lindsey Garcia and Violet Roe. Dianna Harjevskiy, Savannah Rogers and Dylan Lippard www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 5 LLaakkee FFoorreesstt Building 1 Friendliest Students Bailey Lockhart Middle School and Middle School Jonas Rayfield

Principal: Ritchie Stevenson

Building 3 Friendly Students Building 7 Friendly Students Building 11 Friendly Students Abby Beasley and Emma Evans Carly Smith, Zack Long and Rayleigh Heaton Karsee Weber, Damaris Gomez and Katelin Ledford

Building 8 Friendly Students Building 12 Friendly Students Cameron Dalton, Angel Zuniga Haven Greene, Lebron Gooch and Anna Stewart and Jacob Aulerich 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Save those BOX TOP$ coupons The anatomy of a friend General Mills BOX TOP$ coupons are worth money to our schools. Some are worth up to 50 “A person one knows and with whom one cents. These extra funds will help to provide has a bond of mutual affection.” This is one definition of a friend. It seems extras for the classrooms. It is an opportunity to to be a drawn-out explanation of a widely share in the education of our local students. accepted one that we might say simply as, If you can’t get them to a school, just bring them by “We like each other.” the Banner offices and we will deliver them. There is a Although that definition may be really densely worded, I think that it’s a pretty box in the lobby — let’s fill it up. neat perspective to look at. It is describing two people who have a “mutual affection” for each other, not necessarily a mutual understanding of one another. We often think that our only friends are the ones who share similar ideas to us or ones that fit in our own social clique. That’s not what a friend is, though. A friend is someone that you appreciate and one who appreciates you equally. That being said, can we not be friends to everyone who crosses our path? We will never agree with everyone in this world, but we can F A I T H F U L S L A P always have an appreciation for them, Guest columnist because without every walk and way of life coming together to form this complex global Nicole Wiley R B R O T H E R L Y S O society, life as we know it wouldn’t be the same. There are so many other things a friend We have to have different outlooks on life can be, but I think one of the issues our I P E A C E F U L T E P in order for everybody to find the place world is facing today is that it would be where they belong. The anatomy of the “per- much better if we could see that it doesn’t fect friend” is impossible to determine, since take always understanding and agreeing E Y A C C L O S E K I N every friendship is so different, but I think with somebody to be their friend. the core of every strong friendship is appre- Everybody needs a friend. We all do, even E ciation and acceptance. if we don’t think that we do. N T L H N S N A I H C It’s not speaking the same language, being I am reminded of this fact whenever I read loyal to the same political party, enjoying the this quote by Martin Niemöller that goes, D E V O T E D N S A H I same type of music, etc. It’s about learning “First they came for the socialists, and I did to cope with the differences and welcome not speak out because I was not a socialist. them, because when we are open to hearing Then they came for the trade unionists, and E F O R Y A D W N R U G others, we can learn new things about our- I did not speak out because I was not a selves that we didn’t previously know. trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, We can open our eyes to a larger view of and I did not speak out because I was not a U A U E F A O I A M M H life than what we had before, and those Jew. Then they came for me and there was newly discovered perspectives are beautiful. no one left to speak for me.” R S T A P L L E F O M B Contributed photo LaiLa Tyra, one T T S A L O D T I N Y O of the young girls taught by Charles Murray at the Boys & S T N E V N O C Y Y O R Girls Clubs, was recently promoted to A S F E H E L P F U L C Yellow Belt. “This is a major accomplish- ment for Laila and our — PaLS — CHOrE — FaiTHFUL program,” Murray — LOyaLTy — SaFETy — TrUE said. “In earning her — TrUST — FOND — PET Yellow Belt, she had — CONFiDENCE — PEaCEFUL — FOr to know and demonstrate her proficiency — FriEND — BrOTHErLy — HELPFUL with all of our basic — HarMONy — FaNS — SOUL kicks, punches and — LOVE — rEaL — STEaDFaST blocks.” Murray teach- — FELLOWSHiP — CLOSE — CHUMMy es karate at the Boys & Girls Club on Third — NEiGHBOr — DEVOTED — CONVENTS Street, in Cleveland. — KiND — DEar — LaST

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‘Beauty and The Beast’

Contributed photos Polk County HigH SCHool Drama Club’s production of “Beauty and The Beast” was perfectly executed, and we loved every second of it! From funny moments to shocking ones, the play kept us on our toes. It stuck to the movie's formula but had added aspects to make it remarkably impressive. The setting and cos- tumes were extremely accurate to the movie — we especially liked Belle's dress at the end. The characters were right on with an overly-boastful Gaston and a hair-raising Beast. It was obvious everyone involved put in hard work and their dedication and true talent was showcased on stage. If you ever have the chance to see the PCHS drama club preform, take it. They never disappoint. — By Megan Morgan and Savannah Renfro, journalism students at Polk County High School

a leaderSHiP grouP of fourth-graders from Waterville Community Elementary School came to Morningside Assisted Living and visited with the residents. Sponsored by Mallory Vaughn and Brittney Woods, team members were Corbin Light, Isabella Nelson, Ruvim Homechko, Abby White, Gage McCall, Alley Barton and Landon Rogers. The students played balloon tennis with the residents and helped pass out snacks and drinks. Residents had a great time and so did the students. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

StudentS of the Month were honored at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School. From left, front, are Reed Cadle, Becca Lee, Vivian Divel, Kyndall Clark, Ellie Ford and Eleni Casavant. In back are Jake Murray, Caden Bancroft, Franklin Campbell and Leah Brantley.

Bradley Central high School’s friendliest Students of the Month.

the Cleveland YMCa presented a swim safety program to North Lee Elementary School’s second-grade classes, conducted by Kristy Snider. The “life guard” in swim safety, left, is Keason Gibson. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 9 Valley View Elementary School

Principal: corey R. limburg

thundeR is sitting next to Brayden One Of the skills we are really Adams, practicing his ability to sit/stay. focusing on at Valley View Elementary this year is how to show support for each other! thundeR is hard to see in this pic- We practice cheering for each other, com- ture but he is giving kisses to Landon plimenting each other, and noticing when Hanners in kindergarten. someone else does something right!

fOR the Past seveRal yeaRs, Valley View Elementary has had a therapy dog named Maggie join us once a week! Since Maggie is going on 10 years old and is beginning to experience arthritis, her younger brother Thunder is coming to school once a week! Thunder is a 2 year old British lab. He is a certified Canine Good Citizen and is preparing to take the Therapy Dog test some time this summer. Thunder is great with kids and has an energetic, loving tempera- ment! The counselor, Kathy Carter, is his owner/trainer and she takes Thunder Physical educatiOn at Valley View provides to guidance lessons and allows him to help her with individual counseling ses- students with friendship skills they will need to be suc- sions as well. Thunder is wonderful therapy for the students and the staff. cessful in life. PE teacher Victor Amos teaches students about teamwork, cooperation, sportsmanship, thundeR is help- trust, caring and sharing. Christopher Herron, Indey ing Mrs. Carter teach Cogdill, Jaelynn Anderson and Jeremiah Burch JOhnathan silvenis and Christopher a lesson to a K class demonstrate teamwork. Reese celebrate correct and insightful about how to be safe answers to questions. Below, Waylon around their canine a gaMe Wilson is helping up his friend Cannon friends! Students demonstrating Renfroe, demonstrating an act of caring. are learning to communication and always ask "May I cooperation is pet your dog?", let played by students the dog sniff the Patience Stephens back of their hand, and Cadance how to give treats to Hoffman. a dog and how to react if a dog ever acts aggressively.

sRO Michael lee cele- brates a day of good playground behavior with first- graders from Mrs. Blackwell’s leO takacs, above, crawls through a tunnel of class. his peers — talk about trust. Left, Jaelynn Anderson and Destiny Lewallen demonstrate rock/paper/scis- sors as a way tosolve conflicts and disagreements. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month Black Fox Elementary School Oak Grove Elementary School Kindergarten: Cole Medek, Brooklyn Fickett, Adalinn Benton and Hayden Phelps. Kindergarten: Chloe Thomas, Brayden Ghorley and Morgan Calfee. First grade: Anna Dallete, Jada Santiz, Ty Harris and Jaxson Waters. First grade: Ava Gentry, Alyssa Ware and Kaitlyn Ledford. Second grade: Reagan Jordon, Amara Goodge, Stella Laman and Axl Lee. Second grade: Nate Thompson, Lily Cantrelle, Cooper Cross and Carlie Smith. Third grade: Wyatt Firestone, Bryanna Kent, Naveah Gentry and Isaiah Dennis. Third grade: Micah Lee, Daniel Herrera-Garcia and Cade Smith. Fourth grade: Alissa Cross, Angelina Hitson, Emma McMahan, Grayson Falls and Fourth grade: Zack Locke, Summer Nichols and C. J. Chastain. Kaylee Wade. Fifth grade: Ainsley Bronze, Khloe Brewington and Kaid Falls. Fifth grade: Ashlyn Stuman, Haley Linville, Abbi Greene and Timothy Kibble. Ocoee Middle School Bradley Central High School Sixth grade: Arabians — Kaylie Riley, Abby Kish, Lauren Tabor, Matthew Cierra Stokes, Emily Swafford, Ashli Dugais, Silas Pickel, Whitney McConnell, Coppings and Dakota Foste; Chargers — Jaden Estrada, Addison Maupin, Chandler Wade, Bailey Rogers, Cameron Bianconi, Taylor Lawson, Hannah “Renee” Conner Cross, Madison Godfrey and Gerret Logan; Palominos — Jayla Blair, Henry, Daniel Fields, Rain Yarber and Daniel (Dawson) Mills. Jack Smith, Pierce Ballinger, Maddox Sweeney and Makayla Elmore; and Stallions— Leila Babb, Kaitlyn Hulvey, Conner Lewis, Robert Tankersley and Charleston Elementary School Elijah Pugh. Seventh grade: Clydesdales — Mina Fish, Peyton Ratcliff, Emily Kilgore, Zeb Kindergarten: Will Brod, Alyssa Whitehead and Joyelle Baggs. McKnight and Kaitlyn South; Mustangs — Shelby Gossett, Hunter Hayden, First grade: Bryson Bunton and Landon Green. Hailey Craig, Kaden Newbert and Farrah Cooke; Pacers — Rachel Turner, Second grade: Micah Wooten, Rachel Hardin and Joseph Orozco. Xzavier Cardona, Aubrey Neidich, Ainsley Brokish and Raul Hernandez; and Third grade: Alejandro Zalduondo, Carter Hall and Madison Carroll. Paint Horses — Macy McNabb, Kristin Haney, Elijah Wilds, Emily Henderson and Fourth grade: Olivia Pass and Breyanna Cardona. Tristan Cox. Fifth grade: Chris Hutt, Arabella Hammond and Abby Livingston. Eighth grade: Saddlebreds — Zach Hovey, Tiffany Chavez, Rachel Corley, Tucker Powell and Shelby Goins; Show Horses — Chandler Miles, Trace Benton, Hopewell Elementary School Paige White, Greg Jordan and Savannah Randolph; Thoroughbreds — Torey Pre K: Lexi Chambers and Colton Haney. Overly, Garrett Marler, Chandler Miller, Hannah Long and Gwenevera Acebedo; Kindergarten: Ethan Kirkland, Isla Adams and Chevy Misner. and Walking Horses — Koleman Leslie, Michelle Benson, Gabriella Bennett, First grade: Hayden Hamilton, Gage Chastain, Megan Fox and Madi Koenig. Adrianna Hunt and Lanie Niedling. Second grade: Hailie Elmer, Cole McGuire and Tasia Ortiz Redd. Third grade: Kara Ahlberg, Brody Ownby, Ben Taylor and Alayna Farris. Park View Elementary School Fourth grade: Abri Whitaker, Kaden McConnell and Lauren Sims. Kindergarten: Declan Maples, Brody Eaton and Makayla Abercrombie. Fifth grade: Alexis Clark, McKenzie Hargis, Flint Morey and Brendon Guffey. First grade: Koda Michaelis, Millie Blankenship, Finley Comfort and Victoria Willard. Lake Forest Middle School Second grade: Amalia Robles, Jaylin Walker, Ean Roberge and Itale Bennett. Walker Hedrick, Jonas Rayfield, Bailey Lockhart, Violet Roe, Carly Chastain, Third grade: Anastasia Strelkov, Logan Allen, Madison Swindle and Dylan Killian. Lindsay Garcia, Jesse Wilkins, Emma Evans, Abby Beasley, Zack Long, Rayleigh Fourth grade: Charley Atha, Ben Hinkle, Eliana Parson and Tate Rountree. Heaton, Carly Smith, Angel Zuniga, Jacob Aluerich, Cameron Dalton, Gabe Fifth grade: Mekhi Kalaukoa, Rachel Melnikov, Katie Strubhart and Danny Milliron, Rachel Kennedy, Stephanie De La Cruz, Dylan Lippard, Dianna Lopez. Harjevskiy, Savannah Rogers, Katelyn Ledford, Damarias Gomez, Karsee Weber, Lebron Gooch, Haven Greene, Anna Swafford, McKennah Pritchard, Alex Dees Prospect Elementary School and Riley Harmon. Hunter Howard, Brooklyn Banther, Phoenix Prater, Natalia Franco, Isabella luna, Cadence Townsend, Sophia Guzman, Anastasia Jackson, Bella Prater, Cole Michigan Avenue Elementary School Wright and Cameron Davis. Kindergarten: Sophia Lunny, Zoila Velasquez, Navera Bridges and Asher Jarman. First grade: Brody Boyd, Abby Ammons, Addy Goins and Jaxen Phillips. Valley View Elementary School Second grade: Mason Steels, Jack Ellis, Montez Bowman and Tucker Truelove. Kindergarten: Ayliegah Hardin, and Sadie Cox. Third grade: Kelly Mateo, Aiden Burns and Maggie Arrowood. First grade: Juliana Patterson, A'aliyah Patterson and Kylie Zachman. Fourth grade: Rebecca Hazy, Rafe Cook and Kenzie Cobb. Second grade: Christian Russell and Elijah Latham. Fifth grade: Valencia Davis, Bryson Bivens and Hailey South. Third grade: Isaac Kendrick, Olivia Chastain and Shiloh Denton. Fourth grade: Waylon Wilson, Alex Russell and Antonio Molina. North Lee Elementary School Fifth grade: Riley Butler and Ben Caywood. Kindergarten: Will Seaborn, Keane Jordan, Jagger Cantrell and Ariana Liner. First grade: Carson Miller, Madi McDonald, Lincoln Jackson, and Kaylee Simpson. Walker Valley High School Second grade: Taylor Popple, Emily Patterson and Zoie Lowe. Vabby Baker, Dylan Calfe, Savannah Churlik, Cody Duggan, Courtney Kil, Jacob Third grade: Chloe Morefield, Logan Conner, Jaydan Granados and Chase Nash. McCall, Lexi Miller, Kyra Nipper, Tanner Owensby, Andrew Payne, Mariah Peeler, Fourth grade: Conner Popple, Wells Grisham, Lily Garrett and Kelsey Crabtree. Casey Peterson, Gunner Reese, Matthew Stuckey, Skyler Swafford, Luke Wallace Fifth grade: Conner Clark, Lily Renner, Viola Johnson and Abigail Seaborn. and Parker Woods. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017— 11

Students of the Month Arnold Memorial Elementary School George R. Stuart Elementary School Kindergarten: Jireh Medina and Diego Oquendo Mojica. Kindergarten: Rebecca Cannon, Zohie Gibson and Abby Lipps. First grade: Anna Page, Tracey Dennard and Paul Stokes. First grade: Emily Brazzell, Emmanuel Jimenez Esteban, Ethan Kyker, Azirah Spencer and Second grade: Madison Lenz and Ivy Briggs. Karina Stoyanova. Third grade: Paola Febus Medina, Acilegna Lopez-Cortes and Adela Espinoza. Second grade: Peyton Burger, Dominic Cordero, Emily Dominguez, Preston Higdon and Fourth grade: Lucian Patten and Erin Stancil. Fischer Young. Fifth grade: Sontin Molly and Adeline Guerra. Third grade: Josiah Ammons, Titus Blake, Jayden McCurry and Serenah Triplett. Fourth grade: Analyce Bradford, Brady Cole and Katelynn Collins. Fifth grade: Lily Goss, Ashlyn Knowel and Austin Waldrop. Blythe-Bower Elementary School Kindergarten: Tamarei Caldwell, Layton Renfroe and Katie Salaz-Santizo. First grade: Donovan Martin, Abraham de Jesus Sandoval, Lillian Roach, Maggie Donald P. Yates Primary School Campbell and Yamilet Barrionuevo. Kindergarten: Mikiah Burdin, Emily Zarzuela, Kenji Reyes, Addisyn Mitchell, Bryan Lopez Second grade: Lilli Freeman, Aubreigh Stroud, Alexis Hembree and Khloe Mendiola. and Anna Kate McClure. Third grade: Marianna Waldroup, Lucy Alonzo, Will Kelly and Joy Walker. First grade: Levi Green, Sophie Rymer, Paxton Berry, Ava Barker, True Waller and Pedro Fourth grade: Tristan Russ, Madeline Rodriguez-Perez, Brian Morales-Ramirez and Clausell. Madison Bell. Second grade: Charlie White, Matt Miolen, Jordan Myers, Camden Thacker, Neel Patel, Fifth grade: Michele Shelton, Ariyanna Henderson, Scarleth Perez Mendez and Aileen Jonathan Adams and Kason McGowan. Jordan. Cleveland Middle School Mayfield Elementary School Sixth grade: Alexandria Arnold, Kimora Brown, Reece Meagher, Anthony Arnold, Reagan Kindergarten: Jaxon Hanna, Zachery Robertson, Bentley Shelton and Matthew Johnson. Rapson, Tommy Rollins, Makayla Skiba, Ben Taylor and Rilie Thompson. First grade: Andrea Zacarias Lopez, Jazmine Ramseur, Johannah Diaz, Maddox Googer Seventh grade: Allie Bradenburg, Angelina Cross, Luis De Los Santos, Jakobe Gunn, Vishwa and Juan Gaspar Diego. Maisuria, Travis Myers, Ruby Reyes, Emery Perry, Alisha Saeed, Stephanie Seda Haas Second grade: Cooper Mason, Buddy Droke, Emily Wingfield, Brandon Vives and Jaydon andMicah Thomas. Hancock. Eighth grade: Alexa Averella, Elliott Brock, Truman Hale, Anet Hernandez and Lysander Third grade: De’Avion Lovelace, Riley Chapman, Lilyan Green and Maci Whaley. Holguin. Fourth grade: Natasha Juarez, Emma Shellhouse, Jeremi Castillo, Isabela Gaspar Diego Cleveland High School and Amelia Renshaw. Zach Bianucci, Madeleine Dasher, Brian Ordonez and Krista Riad. Fifth grade: Elijah Wright, Jakyra Humes, Sophia Blackburn and Manuel Morales. Tennessee Christian Preparatory Schoo.l E.L. Ross Elementary School Kindegarten: Reed Cadle and Kyndall Clark. Third grade: Abby Hozuri, Charlotte Freeman, Dharma Patel, Ethan Canseco, Maddie First grade: Becca Lee and Vivian Divel. Garcia, Malia Payne and Rylee Kilgore. Second grade: Ellie Ford and Eleni Casavant. Fourth grade: Ashlyn Robbins, Ayonna Deluca, Emmanuel Jones, Ezekiel Kyle, Katriel Third grade: Jake Murray. Sentell and Sydney Ruis. Fourth grade: Franklin Campbell. Fifth grade: Addison Abbott, Bailey Kyker, Niya Mooney and Nykhia Dodd. Fifth grade: Caden Bancroft and Leah Brantley.

F A I T H F U L S L A P R B R O T H E R L Y S O I P E A C E F U L T E P E Y A C C L O S E K I N N T L H N S N A I H C E D E V O T E D N S A H I E F O R Y A D W N R U G U A U E F A O I A M M H R S T A P L L E F O M B T T S A L O D T I N Y O S T N E V N O C Y Y O R A S F E H E L P F U L C 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 30, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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