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different kind of people. From left, architect Danny Solomon Jackson Jr. used “I can proudly say this man whom Shelley; Morris College a portion of his lottery we are honoring today, he did not won- Board Chairman, the Rev. der what is happening in the world, he Mack Hines; the Rev. Solo- winnings to help school did not watch things happen, but he mon Jackson Jr.; and inter- made things happen,” Hines said. im college President Leroy BY BRUCE MILLS Hines, other college officials and Staggers are seen as Jack- [email protected] Sumter leaders honored Jackson, a son is presented the key to Morris alum, on Thursday with the the college’s new Adminis- In recognizing the Rev. Solomon dedication of the college’s new Admin- tration Building on Thurs- Jackson Jr. at a worship service and istration Building at an annual pre- day on campus. dedication Thursday, Morris College Easter worship service in the Neal Board of Trustees Chairman the Rev. BRUCE MILLS / THE SUMTER ITEM Mack Hines described there are three SEE BUILDING, PAGE A9 Businesses Prom Promise challenges students will move and rebuild Commission recommends approval for Sumter Casket Co., McLaughlin Ford plans BY ADRIENNE SARVIS [email protected]

Sumter City-County Planning Com- mission recommended approval of two major site plans for Sumter Cas- ket Co. and McLaughlin Ford as both businesses prepare to relocate and re- build. Sumter County Council approved the sale of 15 acres of county-owned land on North Wise Drive to Sumter Casket Co. in April where the business will build a new facility after the previous building on South Magnolia Street was destroyed during a fire in July 2016. The new building — a 32,600-square- foot structure that will house an office, manufacturing, painting and manufac- turing facilities — will be on a 15-acre parcel at 1400 N. Wise Drive, near Cat- erpillar Inc. and Sumter Easy Home in Black River Industrial Park. The move for McLaughlin Ford is one that was foreseen as Sumter County works to finish the final 2008 Capital PHOTOS BY SHARRON HALEY / SPECIAL TO THE SUMTER ITEM Penny Sales Tax project, the Lafayette Scott’s Branch High School senior Devin Brown aids local EMS personnel in a dramatization of how patients are treated at the Diamond, to reconstruct the intersec- scene of an accident and airlifted to local or trauma hospitals. See more photos from Wednesday’s Prom Promise program on A5. tion of North Main Street, the U.S. 76/378 bypass and other connecting roads. Dramatization shows what could happen if students make poor choices McLaughlin Ford is located at the corner of North Main Street and South BY SHARRON HALEY were milling around. Drivers showed students actual pre- Pike West and will relocate to an 11.18- Special to The Sumter Item Why? sentations from family members acre parcel at 2665 Broad St., between It was a dramatization called who had lost loved ones because of Tractor Supply Co. and SpringHill SUMMERTON — A large black Prom Promise held annually in an poor judgment. Suites. hearse is parked in plain view. A de- effort to make school students more The mother of a 19-year-old teen The new lot will include a molished car with the roof cut off aware of their actions and the con- from Lexington who was riding with 37,000-square-foot dealership building in order to extricate a victim and sequences of poor judgment. a friend when they wrecked and the with 381 parking spaces for vehicle in- blood smeared on the inside was Scott’s Branch High/Middle car burst into flames told the story ventory. parked at the rear of the school, and School Resource Officer Shante De- that changed her family forever. AMAN TO TIGER LILY ROAD more than a dozen law enforcement, mary with Clarendon County Sher- With burns covering more than 95 EMS and fire department officials iff’s Office told the students the re- percent of his body, the teen tried to Planning commission recommended alities of making bad choices such help his friend who was trapped in- approval of a petition to change the as drinking and doing drugs side the burning car. Bystanders name of Aman Road to Tiger Lily Road. while driving. said that while the teen struggled to A staff report states that a 520-foot “The choices you make help his friend and fought the pain portion of the road in Sumter County right now will determine he was enduring, he kept calling is named Aman Road while the majori- how your life develops out, “I want my mom.” The mother ty of the road, in Lee County, is called in years to come,” De- of the young man said she tells the Tiger Lily Road. mary said. story to other young people so that Aman Road serves as access to one Ashley the pain she and her family endure single-family home and one business in Merrick doesn’t happen to their family. Sumter, and those property owners al- with the Merrick shared several statistics ready use Tiger Lily Road as their ad- Columbia with the students. dress. Chapter of “Did you know that one in three REZONING PROPERTY FOR Mothers teenagers have admitted to drinking FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Against Drunk SEE PROMISE, PAGE A9 The request to rezone 9.5 acres at 1501 Camden Highway from agricultur- al conservation to general commercial Summerton Funeral Home had the most dramatic is expected to promote future commer- end to Wednesday’s Prom Promise program. The cial and multi-family uses about half a local funeral home parked a large black hearse outside the school demonstrating the worst out- SEE BUSINESSES, PAGE A9 come from making poor choices on prom night.

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BY KAYLA ROBINS McGirt, public information of- delivered to at least two [email protected] ficer for the Sumter Police De- homes in the city. partment. McGirt said they also could Two Sumter County resi- Turner, who lives on be tied to similar cases in Rich- BLAZER TURNER dents have been identified as Poole Road off County Road land and Kershaw counties. suspects in recent thefts of 43-543 in southern Sumter Turner is described as packages and mail from other County near Furman Mid- 6-foot-1 and 215 pounds who colored 2006 Ford Explorer. 1-888-CRIME-SC. homes, officials say. dle School, and Blazer, who will "sometimes go clean-shav- Anyone with information Tips can also be submitted Sumter detectives and U.S. lives on Joyce Street off en." about their whereabouts is to CrimeStoppers by logging Postal Service agents are look- Keels Road, which connects Blazer is about 5 feet 4 inches asked to call the Sumter Po- onto www.P3tips.com and ing for Robert Paul Turner, 31, Wedgefield and Loring Mill and weighs about 152 pounds, lice Department at (803) 436- clicking on "submit a tip" or who is also known as Jeremy roads, both face petty larce- McGirt said. 2700. Information can be by downloading the new P3 Blazer, and Anahea Nickolette ny charges after they re- Both suspects have been re- given anonymously by calling Tips app for Apple and An- Blazer, 25, according to Tonyia portedly took merchandise ported seen traveling in a dark- CrimeStoppers toll-free at droid smart devices. S.C. closer to medical marijuana legalization for critically ill patients

COLUMBIA (AP) — South by many who support it but marijuana and lays out a Carolina took a step closer primarily out of the hope it number of requirements for Thursday to becoming the would be a gateway to recre- prescribing physicians and latest state to allow the legal- ational legalization of the operators of medical canna- ization of marijuana for drug. bis dispensaries. treatment of critically ill pa- Currently, 29 states, the Davis has proposed the tients, although the bill's District of Columbia and legalization of medical sponsor acknowledged it's Puerto Rico allow some type marijuana for several unlikely to become law this of medical cannabis pro- years, speaking multiple year. gram. On Thursday, Sen. times on the floor of the On an 8-6 vote, the Senate Danny Verdin, who chaired Senate about personal sto- Medical Affairs Committee that subcommittee, said he ries he's heard from both approved a measure that understood reservations adults and children suffer- would allow the use of medi- about the measure but was ing from debilitating disor- cal marijuana to treat some tired of South Carolina's re- ders and pain some say critically ill patients. It now luctance to move on cultural could be treated with mari- goes to the full Senate, but issues like this one, putting juana. bill sponsor Sen. Tom Davis it out of line with the major- In 2014, lawmakers PHOTO PROVIDED said he knows it won't get ul- ity of other states. passed a very narrow law People sample signature dishes from individuals and local businesses timate approval this legisla- "I want South Carolina to allowing patients with se- during a past Cookin’ for Babies event. tive year, which wraps up in be at the table and be in the vere epilepsy, or their care- May. conversation as it relates to givers, to legally possess A subcommittee previous- cultural change," the Lau- cannabidiol, or CBD, a non- Tuomey’s Cookin’ for Babies to ly held hours of testimony rens Republican said. "The psychoactive oil derived over the bill, which has longer that conservative from marijuana. strong opposition from law states like South Carolina sit Similar medical marijua- raise money for March of Dimes enforcement leaders. State on the sidelines and wait on na legislation died in com- Law Enforcement Division the issue to come to us, the mittee in previous sessions, Chief Mark Keel, who at- FROM STAFF REPORTS less leverage and the less but the Beaufort Republi- Vac Equipment, Caterpillar, tended Thursday's hearing, voice we have in the matter." can and other supporters Come sample great food for SAFE Federal Credit Union, previously testified about his If South Carolina's mea- were encouraged by polling a great cause during Palmetto Sumter Pediatrics and At concerns that legalizing sure becomes law, it would showing that nearly 80 per- Health Tuomey's eighth-annu- First Sight 3D/4D Imaging & marijuana in any form could be among the most restric- cent of South Carolinians al Cookin’ for Babies event Boutique. create a "black market" for tive medical marijuana laws support legalizing marijua- from 6 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, All proceeds from ticket resale and potential abuse. in the country. The version na for medical use. April 21, at the Heath Pavilion sales will go to the March of Sen. Kevin Johnson, D-Man- of the bill approved Thurs- "There's no question at Swan Lake-Iris Gardens, Dimes, a nonprofit aiming to ning, who voted against the day would explicitly make it there are medical benefits where individuals and local improve the health of babies bill, said he'd been contacted illegal to smoke medical to cannabis," Davis said. businesses will serve samples by aiding research to prevent of their signature dishes. birth defects, premature birth This year's cooks include and infant mortality. representatives from Outback In South Carolina, one in STATE BRIEFS Gov. McMaster declares 1st Steakhouse, With These six babies is born premature. Vietnam War Veterans Day Hands, Kenawy Kakes, Lala’s Nationwide, more than 580,000 FROM WIRE REPORTS Cookies, Cake Pops by Heath- babies each year are born too COLUMBIA — Dee Albritton remembers er, San Jose Food Truck, small or too soon — 5,000 of Deal reached to aid state’s being spit on nearly 50 years ago when he Lowe's, Palmetto Health Tu- them will die, and more than inmates with hearing disabilities returned home from fighting in Vietnam. omey Children’s Center, Pal- 290,000 will have lifelong dis- That made Thursday's recognition at the metto Health Tuomey's Birth- abilities as a result of prema- COLUMBIA — The U.S. Justice Depart- Statehouse mean so much more. place (Nursery, Labor and De- ture birth. ment and the S.C. Department of Correc- Albritton joined hundreds of other Viet- livery and Women's Center), March of Dimes research- tions have reached a deal to ensure hear- nam veterans, families and politicians Sumter Career Center, Sumter ers, volunteers, educators, ing-impaired inmates have a chance to par- Thursday for the first National Vietnam Fire Department, Re/Max outreach workers and advo- ticipate in services, programs and activi- War Veterans Day in South Carolina. Summit, Sumter Pediatrics, cates work together to give all ties. "We were kind of forgotten," said Albrit- Sumter OB/GYN and Carolina babies a fighting chance Among terms of the agreement an- ton, who was drafted at 19. "When I came Women’s Specialists. against the threats to their nounced Thursday, inmates with hearing home from Vietnam, I remember coming Tickets — which allow at- health: prematurity, birth de- disabilities will not be excluded from par- through the airport in San Francisco being tendees to sample all foods — fects and low birth weight. ticipating in corrections department pro- spit on and being called a baby killer." are $20 for one person and $30 There are still opportunities grams, including vocational and religious Gov. Henry McMaster read a proclama- for two tickets purchased in for sponsorship and food ven- services. The agreement also requires cor- tion declaring the special day. It comes a advance. dor spots available for Cookin' rections officials to provide services equal year after President Donald Trump official- Cookin’ for Babies is pre- for Babies. For information to those provided to inmates who are not ly signed the Vietnam War Recognition Act sented by Palmetto Health Tu- about sponsorship, registering deaf, including auxiliary aides and servic- of 2017. omey and The Tuomey Foun- as a vendor or purchasing es and qualified interpreters in a timely Nearly 3 million people, including 58,000 dation, Carolina Women's Spe- tickets, call Anna Elmore at manner to ensure effective communication Americans, died in the decades-long war in cialists, Sumter OB/GYN, Jet- (803) 774-8828. with inmates with hearing disabilities. southeast Asia, which ended in 1975.

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BEIJING (AP) — China's defunct and Based on its size, only about 10 per- reportedly out-of-control Tiangong 1 cent of the spacecraft will likely survive space station is expected to re-enter being burned up on re-entry, mainly its Earth's atmosphere sometime this heavier components such as its engines. weekend. It poses only a slight risk to The chances of any one person on people and property on the ground, Earth being hit by debris is considered since most of the bus-size, 8.5-ton vehi- less than one in a trillion. cle is expected to burn up on re-entry, Ren Guoqiang, China's defense minis- although space agencies don't know ex- try spokesman, told reporters Thursday COLOR CHINA PHOTO VIA AP, FILE actly when or where that will happen. that Beijing has been briefing the Unit- A Long March-2FT1 carrier rocket loaded with China’s Tiangong-1 space station blasts Below are some questions and an- ed Nations and the international com- off from the launch pad Sept. 29, 2011, at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in north- swers about the station, its re-entry and munity about Tiangong 1's re-entry west China’s Gansu Province. China’s defunct and thought out-of-control Tiangong 1 the past and future of China's ambitious through multiple channels. space station is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere sometime in the coming days, space program. HOW COMMON IS MAN-MADE SPACE although the risk to people and property on the ground is considered low. WHAT WILL HAPPEN AND HOW GREAT IS DEBRIS? THE DANGER? Debris from satellites, space launches launching. Debris from the 6-ton satel- Earth on its own while being monitored. The European Space Agency predicts and the International Space Station en- lite ended up falling into the Pacific The station had two modules, one for the station will re-enter the atmosphere ters the atmosphere every few months, Ocean, causing no damage. its solar panels and engines, and one for between Saturday morning and Sunday but only one person is known to have China's own space program raised a pair of astronauts to live in and con- afternoon — an estimate it calls "highly been hit by any of it: American woman major concerns after it used a missile to duct experiments. A third astronaut variable," likely because the ever-chang- Lottie Williams, who was struck but not destroy an out-of-service Chinese satel- slept in the Shenzhou spaceships that ing shape of the upper atmosphere af- injured by a falling piece of a U.S. Delta lite in 2007, creating a large and poten- docked with the station, which also con- fects the speed of objects falling into it. II rocket while exercising in an Oklaho- tially dangerous cloud of debris. tained facilities for personal hygiene The Chinese space agency's latest es- ma park in 1997. WHAT IS TIANGONG 1 AND WHAT WAS IT and food preparation. timate puts re-entry between Saturday Most famously, America's 77-ton Sky- USED FOR? HOW ADVANCED IS CHINA'S SPACE and Wednesday. lab crashed through the atmosphere in PROGRAM? Western space experts say they think 1979, spreading pieces of wreckage near Launched in 2011, Tiangong 1 was China has lost control of the station. the southwestern Australia city of China's first space station, serving as an Since China conducted its first China's chief space laboratory designer Perth, which fined the U.S. $400 for lit- experimental platform for bigger proj- crewed mission in 2003 — becoming Zhu Zongpeng has denied Tiangong was tering. ects such as the Tiangong 2 launched in only the third country after Russia and out of control but hasn't provided spe- The breakup on re-entry of the Co- September 2016 and a future permanent the U.S. to do so — it has taken on in- cifics on what, if anything, China is lumbia space shuttle in 2003 killed all Chinese space station. creasingly ambitious projects, including doing to guide the craft's re-entry. seven astronauts and sent more than The station, whose name translates as staging a spacewalk and landing its Based on Tiangong 1's orbit, it will 80,000 pieces of debris raining down on "Heavenly Palace," played host to two Jade Rabbit rover on the moon. come to Earth somewhere between lati- a large swath of the Southern United crewed missions that included China's China now operates the Tiangong 2 tudes of 43 degrees north and 43 de- States. No one on the ground was in- first female astronauts and served as a precursor space station facility, while grees south, or roughly somewhere over jured. test platform for perfecting docking pro- the permanent station's 20-ton core most of the United States, China, Africa, In 2011, NASA's Upper Atmosphere cedures and other operations. Its last module is due to be launched this year. southern Europe, Australia and South Research Satellite was considered to crew departed in 2013 and contact with The completed 60-ton station is set to America. Out of range are Russia, Can- pose a slight risk to the public when it it was cut in 2016. Since then it has been come into full service in 2022 and oper- ada and northern Europe. came down to Earth 20 years after its orbiting gradually closer and closer to ate for at least a decade. Friends, neighbors vary on family killed in cliff fall

BY PHUONG LE no reason to believe that this Portland officer saw his sign acy of love.” blanket saying we needed to AND TOM JAMES was an intentional act," he and asked if he could have a The family had a recent visit protect her," Bruce DeKalb Associated Press said, adding that the scene hug, and an emotional Devon- from state child protective ser- said. "She said that they were was confusing because "there te embraced him in a picture vices, Clark County sheriff's abusing her." WOODLAND, Wash. — The were no skid marks, there that was widely shared. Sgt. Brent Waddell told AP. In 2011, Sarah Hart pleaded two women and their six ad- were no brake marks" at the The Harts moved to Wood- Washington state child pro- guilty to a domestic assault opted children traveled to fes- roadside turnout where the land, Washington, a small city tective services opened an in- charge in Minnesota. Her plea tivals and events, offering free vehicle went over. outside Portland, in the spring vestigation Friday and tried to led to the dismissal of a hugs and promoting unity, Authorities thought six chil- of last year, partly over- make contact with the family charge of malicious punish- friends said. They raised ani- dren were in the vehicle with whelmed by the media cover- three times since then, but ment of a child, online court mals and grew vegetables and their parents, though three age. The multi-racial family weren't able to reach them, records say. last year moved onto a piece siblings haven't been found. also received death threats, said Norah West, a spokes- Bill Groener, 67, was a next- of land in rural southwest The 100-foot drop killed both Max Ribner, who has known woman with the state Depart- door neighbor of the Harts Washington, a dream of women, both 39, and their the family since 2012, said. ment of Social and Health Ser- when they lived in West Linn, theirs. children Markis Hart, 19; Jere- Ribner said allegations from vices. The agency had no prior Oregon, and said the kids The Hart Tribe, as they miah Hart, 14; and Abigail neighbors don’t square with history with the family, she stayed indoors most of the were known, also took sponta- Hart, 14. Hannah Hart, 16, Si- what he knows about the said. time. He said the family didn't neous road trips to hike or erra Hart, 12, and Devonte Harts. The DeKalbs also recounted eat sugar, raised their own camp, and friends thought have not been found. “They are beautiful exam- that three months after the vegetables, had animals and they may have been on one of "This is a tragic accident of ples of opening arms to family moved into the home went on camping trips. those adventures when their a magnitude that cannot be strangers, helping youth, sup- on 2 acres with a fenced pas- "There was enough positive SUV plunged off a scenic Cali- measured," said Zippy Lomax, porting racial equality,” Rib- ture in May 2017, one of the there to kind of counteract the fornia highway. a photographer who knew the ner told the AP. “They girls rang their doorbell at 1:30 feeling that something maybe "We know that an entire Harts. brought so much joy to the a.m. wasn't quite right," Groener family vanished and perished "They were really radiant, world. 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I’ve story of Goldilocks and seen it reenacted though the three bears, a tale plays and films. I’ve stud- ied the story throughout which she had my academic, heard earlier professional and personal life. I that week in her know the details, preschool class. but I really know nothing unless I I quickly real- know point of the Force yourself to look at the pile ized that, though story. What is the I had a basic Faith Matters point of celebrat- magine all the evil of the world piled what I add to the pile. I bring my assortment of idea of the plot JAMIE H. ing Easter? into one place. What’s in the pile? the seven deadly sins: pride, greed, lust, envy, WILSON For every be- I gluttony, wrath and sloth. I shaped each of these of the age-old liever, the resur- There is big evil, of course. Slavery sins according to personal preference. Some con- fairytale, I had rection of Jesus throughout the centuries. Genocide. Wars of trol me more than others. All are present in my Christ is the foundation, conquest and plunder. Apartheid. Into the pile life … and in yours. Compared to the rising forgotten large chunks the cornerstone, of our be- goes not just the sins of nations but the sins of mountain of sin, our contribution can seem of the story. For the liefs. It’s the reason we complicit individuals, many of whom small. But comparison is useless. Add have hope. By willingly would claim, “We were just following garbage to a pile of garbage, and it still sake of the expectant laying down his life as a orders.” stinks. Add my sin and your sin to the eyes looking up at me, I ransom for ours, Jesus On the pile goes personal sins. Lies. pile of sins, and it still stinks. Christ offers us freedom. Adultery. Failure to rest. Dishonoring Jesus followers claim that on Good Fri- cobbled together what I “He was delivered over your father and mother. Coveting. Our day, Jesus did an extraordinary thing. He could remember. to death for our sins and assumption is these are little sins. Not gathered up the towering pile of the sins was raised to life for our in God’s eyes. They are violations of his of the world, past, present and future, and “Goldilocks was walk- justification.” (Romans values. On the pile they go. put it on his soul. ing in the woods — wait, 4:25, NIV) Crimes are on the pile. Personal Clay Imagine the agony. His soul, pure, per- who lets a young girl just We didn’t deserve to be crimes like assault, murder, theft. Smith fect, never warped by double-minded wander around in the delivered, and we certain- Crimes committed by corporations and thinking, now bearing the pile of sin that woods? Anyway, she found ly didn’t deserve justifica- businesses go on the pile too. Treating stinks up his creation. We don’t like to an empty cabin and went tion, but he gave us both. people like machines. Corporate greed. Failure think about this big pile of sin Jesus carried. It’s inside. I think there were There is the point of the to pay a living wage. too ugly. It stinks. It overwhelms us. some chairs she tried to story, and all the details of A big addition to the pile are the sins of God’s Only when you force yourself to look at the sit in, but two of them that story that we forget, people. Start all the way back with the people of pile do you realize the magnificence of the cross. were two big. Wait, there skim over or neglect — all Israel. They doubted God in the desert. Their Sins that would crush our souls with their is some sort of rhythmic, of them point to a merci- neighbors’ gods were more attractive, so they wretchedness are loaded onto Jesus’ soul. He ab- repeated line I’m forget- ful God. failed to be loyal solely to God. Forward to the sorbs the punishment you and I could not carry. ting. Oh, one of the bowls The Easter story is old, church. The sins of the church are many. Lust- The death we deserved became his. of oatmeal — I mean, por- and it’s easy to forget ing for power. Failure to welcome the least of Before we rush to Easter and its joy, pause and ridge — was too hot and some of its plot points, so these. Attaching God’s name to things God wants look at the pile. Now you understand how big a one was too cold, but one we celebrate the holiday nothing to do with. miracle Jesus’ resurrection is. He took the whole was ‘just right …’” so we can remember. In There is evil in the world that doesn’t come pile of sin and crushed it with grace. The sins of As I skipped and stum- our celebration, I pray we from personal choice. There is the evil of cancer the nations. The sins of the criminals. The sins bled through the story, I never forget the point. and of AIDS. There are the unexplained hurri- of God’s people. The sins of corporations and couldn’t recall the moral God loves you. Happy canes and tornadoes, the earthquakes and businesses. Your sins. My sins. Crushed by the of the story — that cau- Easter. floods. All the unexplainable evil is added to the power of His grace. tionary element often Email Jamie H. Wilson at pile as well. Clay Smith is the lead pastor of Alice Drive Bap- found in classic fairy tales. faithmatterssumter@ Then there is what you add to the pile and tist Church in Sumter. What is the point of this gmail.com.

all ages are invited to cele- a.m. The Rev. Sandra Sim- ebration at 9:30 a.m. Pastor CHURCH NEWS brate the anniversary cele- mons, associate pastor of Sammie D. Simmons will bration. There will be real life Bethany Missionary Baptist speak. testimonies, special music Church, will speak. Antioch Missionary Baptist * Monday-Wednesday, April andmore. A love offering will Church, 2571 Joseph Lemon- 23-25 — Revival at 7 nightly. be received. Visit knitting- Summerton Southern Methodist Dingle Road, Jordan commu- Pastor Marion Newton, of Je- heartsministry.wordpress. New Salem Baptist Church, 2500 Church, 1107 Felton Road, nity, Manning, announces: hovah Baptist Church, will com. W. Oakland Ave., announces: Summerton, announces: * Saturday, April 7 — South speak. * Sunday — Easter service at * Saturday, April 7 — Barbe- Jordan Union fourth youth 9 a.m. followed by brunch. cue chicken supper in the fel- Liberty Hill AME Church, 2310 conference at 10 a.m. featur- Friendship Missionary Baptist lowship hall from 4 to 7 p.m. Liberty Hill Road, Summer- ing oratorical speakers, work- Church, 182 S. Pike East, an- Plates are $8 for eat in or ton, announces: Pine Grove AME Church, 41 shops of all ages, skit praise nounces: take out. dancers and singing. * Sunday, April 8 — The Hos- Pine Grove Road, Rembert, * Today — Good Friday wor- pitality Ministry of Liberty announces: ship service at 7 p.m. Speak- Hill annual gospel program * Today — Young Disciples Summerton United Methodist Bethel AME Church, 1605 S.C. ers include: the Rev. Mary J. at 3:30 p.m. for Kingdom Building will Church, 2 Briggs St., Summer- 261, Wedgefield, announces: Ragin, Minister Marilyn Coo- ton, announces: * Friday-Sunday, April 13-15 hold a concert at 7 p.m. * Sunday — Easter Sunrise per, Minister Jonte McFad- — The women’s ministry’s * Sunday — Resurrection Day * Saturday, April 14 — Huge service at 6 a.m. The Rev. Jer- den, Elder William White, annual women’s conference worship service at 7 a.m. fol- yard, plant and bake sale ald Crummy, of Orangehill Minister Roland Johnson, as follows: 6-9 p.m. Friday; 8 lowed by church school pro- from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Trailer AME Church, will speak. Minister Keishan Scott and a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday; and 10 gram. Breakfast will be of furniture, household Breakfast will be served. Minister Ron McBride. a.m. Sunday, the Rev. Dr. served. items, glassware, seasonal * Sunday, April 15 — The 13th Joan Hilton will speak. holiday items, plants, baked pastoral anniversary of Pas- and frozen goods. Broom Hill Baptist Church, 1165 tor and Deacon Hill will be Pinewood Baptist Church, 10 E. Boykin Road, Rembert, an- celebrated. Pastor Sheila B. Mount Pisgah Missionary Bap- Fulton St., Pinewood, an- nounces: Neal will speak at 11:30 a.m. tist Church, 7355 Camden nounces: Taw Caw Missionary Baptist * Today — Good Friday servic- and Pastor Larry W. Barnes Highway, Rembert, announc- Church, 1130 Granby Lane, * Sunday — Easter services Summerton, announces: es at 7 p.m. will speak at 3:30 p.m. es: as follows: 7:15 a.m. sunrise * Sunday — Sunrise services * Today — “Jesus’s Last 7 service; 7:45 a.m. breakfast; * Today — Good Friday ser- vice at 7 p.m. at 6 a.m. High Hills Missionary Baptist Words from the Cross” at 7 9 a.m. Sunday school; 10 a.m. Church, 6750 Meeting House p.m. worship service. Nursery pro- Road, Dalzell, announces: vided. Call (803) 452-5373 or Trinity Missionary Baptist Church of Christ, 313 Mooney- visit www.pinewoodbaptist. ham Road, announces: * Sunday — Joint Sunrise ser- Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 155 Wall St., announc- org. es: * Sunday, April 15 — The vice with High Hill AME Church, 325 Fulton St., an- 22nd pastoral anniversary of Church family and holy com- nounces: * Today — Drama ministry the Rev. James L. and Sister munion at 6:30 a.m. Pastor * Sunday, April 15 — Wom- Refreshing Springs Kingdom Easter production of “The Alethia Clark will be celebrat- Keith Mayes, pastor of High an’s Day / Woman’s Ministry Outreach, meets at Colony Living Last Supper” at 7 p.m. ed at 4 p.m. The Rev. Tommy Hill AME, will speak. anniversary at 10:45 a.m. The Square, 741 Bultman Drive, * Saturday — Youth Easter L. China Sr., of Pooler, Geor- * Saturday, April 14 — The Rev. Johnnie M. Gist will Suite 21, announces: fun day at noon featuring gia, will speak. Wateree Baptist Association speak. The Prayer Band * Saturday — Kingdom Unit- games, activities and lunch. Lower Division Women’s Mis- Union will meet at 6 p.m. ed prayer breakfast at 10 * Sunday — Easter services sionary annual spring meet- a.m. Concord Baptist Church, 1885 * Saturday-Sunday, April as follows: 6:30 a.m. sunrise ing at 10 a.m. Pastor Donald 28-29 — Family and friends service; 8:30 a.m., youth Eas- Myrtle Beach Highway, an- Amis will speak. nounces: weekend will be held as fol- Reid Chapel AME Church, 1008 ter presentations; and 10 * Sunday, April 15 — The Mis- lows: 9 a.m. Saturday, work- a.m. Easter morning worship. * Today — Good Friday ser- Dibert St., announces: sionary Ministry will cele- shop, food and fun for all vice at 7 p.m. brate Women’s Observance ages; and 10:45 a.m. Sunday, * Sunday — Easter service, * Sunday — Sunrise service at Day during the 10:15 a.m. worship celebration with holy communion and Easter Triumph Ministries, 3632 Broad 7 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m. worship service. The Rev. Dr. guest preacher the Rev. Dr. program beginning at 9 a.m. St. Ext., announces: Johnnie Boone-McCrea will Darrell King, of Bethlehem * Today — Ignite service speak. Baptist Church, Alexandria, (Good Friday) will be held at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Salem Missionary Baptist Virginia. 7 p.m. Church, 105 Dinkins St., Man- Church, 320 W. Fulton St., an- ning, announces: House of Judah Worship Center, nounces: * Today — Spring Revival at 7 3890 White Oak Drive, Man- Mulberry Missionary Baptist * Sunday — Sunrise service Walker Avenue Church of God, p.m. The Rev. George P. Wind- ning, announces: Church, 1400 Mulberry Church at 6 a.m. in unity with Mount 100 Walker Ave., announces: ley Jr., pastor of First Mission- * Sunday — There will be an Road, announces: Zion Missionary Baptist * Sunday, April 15 — Annual ary Baptist Church, will 18th anniversary celebration * Sunday — Easter Sunrise Church. The Rev. James B. CWC Missionary Women Day speak. at 4 p.m. On the program: service “Jesus Is Alive! Halle- Blassingame, pastor of program at 4 p.m. Mary Wil- Minister Lee Burgess and lujah!” Minister Lester Ragin, Mount Zion Missionary Bap- son will speak. Resurrection, the Spiritual associate pastor of St. Mat- tist Church, will speak. Emmanuel United Methodist Uplifters of Florence, Pray thew Baptist Church, will Church, 421 S. Main St., an- House Mission Gospel Sensa- speak. Mulberry Scholars will Zion Hill Missionary Baptist nounces: St. Mark 4-B Missionary Baptist Church, 2225 Conyers Road, tions of Manning and more. speak at 10:15 a.m. Church, 2280 Four Bridges * Sunday — Combined Resur- Paxville community, Man- * Monday, April 2 — Youth Road, announces: rection Sunrise service with ning, announces: explosion at 5 p.m. The Lake- Jehovah Missionary Baptist Knitting Hearts Ministry, meets * Friday — Good Friday wor- * Sunday, April 8 — The pas- wood High School Gospel Church at 6 a.m. at Bethesda Church of God, ship experience at 7 p.m. tor’s 17th anniversary will be Choir will provide music. De- 2730 Broad St., announces: presented by the St. Mark celebrated at 11 a.m. The tective Darlene Dellinger will * Saturday, April 14 — Knit- Christian Education Depart- Rev. Joe Gamble, pastor of St. Fellowship Baptist Church, 705 speak. ting Hearts will meet from 10 ment. John Baptist Church, Pine- W. Huggins St., Manning, an- a.m. until noon. All ladies of * Sunday, April 22 — Annual * Sunday — Resurrection Cel- wood, will speak. nounces: Women’s Day service at 10:45 THE SUMTER ITEM LOCAL FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 | A5 Students take Prom Promise

An AirCare helicopter carrying a teen who was injured in a dra- matization of a prom night accident circles the football field at the high school Wednesday morning during the program.

PHOTOS BY SHARRON HALEY / SPECIAL TO THE SUMTER ITEM Sgt. David Floyd, who heads up the Traffic Division at Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office, ad- ministers a part of his division’s field sobriety test to a Scott’s Branch High School student as part of the school’s Prom Promise program that was held Wednesday morning.

Ashley Merrick, a representative from Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, pre- sented an inter- active program Firefighters with Clarendon County Fire Department demonstrate how difficult it Wednesday is to extricate individuals trapped in a vehicle. morning to stu- dents in the Left, Amonte Brown, a junior at the school, drives through an obstacle course 11th and 12th during the program. Trooper David Jones with South Carolina Highway Patrol, grades at the in the golf cart with Brown, had the student wear a pair of “drunken” goggles school. that give the wearer the sense of being under the influence of alcohol at twice Church Directorythe legal limit.

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Study: Armed security officers are on rise in U.S. schools BY MARIA DANILOVA school over the last 10 years, director of the National and LARRY FENN and it’s more pronounced at School Safety Council, The Associated Press the primary school level,” agrees, saying that trained of- said Lauren Musu-Gillette, ficers carrying weapons can WASHINGTON — Armed lead author of the report. help prevent a shooting in- security officers are becoming Experts, however, are divid- side the school and deter a more prevalent at America’s ed on whether putting such possible shooter from enter- schools, according to a federal officers on school campuses ing. study released Thursday amid will make the schools safer or “It sends the signal that the a heated debate about wheth- frighten children and lead to school is being watched and er teachers and other school more arrests. that the care and supervision officials should carry guns. “There needs to be at least of children is an important Armed officers were pres- one in every school in the priority,” Stephens said. ent at least once a week in 43 country,” said Mo Canady, Others have questions. percent of all public schools executive director of the Na- A 2013 congressional re- during the 2015-16 school year, tional Association of School port found that the available compared with 31 percent of Resource Officers. “Every research “draws conflicting schools a decade before, ac- school could benefit from conclusions about whether cording to data from a survey one.” SRO programs are effective conducted by the National THE ASSOCIATED PRESS School resource officers are at reducing school vio- Center for Education Statis- Police patrolman John Burgette, 53, a school resource officer for 18 sworn law enforcement per- lence.” tics. years, bows his head March 14 as Scranton High School students sonnel who have been trained “Also, the research does not Last month’s mass shooting stand in silence to protest gun violence for 17 minutes at the school to work in schools. Their du- address whether SRO pro- at a Florida high school put in Scranton, Pennsylvania. ties include controlling out- grams deter school shootings, renewed focus on the role of side traffic, patrolling the one of the key reasons for re- armed school security guards, teachers. She’s being criti- once a week has gone up from school, maintaining disci- newed congressional interest after a video showed that a cized by teachers’ unions for 42 percent in 2005-06 to 57 per- pline, identifying problems in these programs,” the study sheriff’s deputy at the school not including educators, stu- cent a decade later. While se- and mentoring at-risk stu- said. approached but did not enter dents and experts in the curity at schools of all grade dents, teaching law-related Critics of putting weapons the building where the attack panel, which consists only of levels increased, the shift is classes and serving as liaisons in schools point to the sher- was taking place. her and three other Cabinet clearer among elementary between schools and police. iff’s deputy in Parkland who The study came out a day secretaries. schools, where the share with The school security study re- stayed outside the school after Education Secretary The percentage of schools security staff has gone from leased Thursday includes when 17 people were being Betsy DeVos kicked off a fed- with a security guard, a 26 percent to 45 percent in the school resource officers, other killed. The officer, Deputy eral school safety panel. school resource officer or same time period. sworn law enforcement and Scot Peterson, said he thought DeVos has said that schools other sworn law enforcement “There has been an in- additional security staff. the shots were being fired should have the option to arm officer on campus at least crease in security staff in Ronald Stephens, executive from outside the school. Inventory Reduction Sale

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BY SHARRON HALEY Young Children, The Palmetto State Master of Education in Instructional even love it is an awesome feeling.” Special to The Sumter Item Teachers Association and Phi Theta Accommodation from FMU. McDonald, who has been teaching Kappa National Honor Society. Price is also active in her communi- for five years, two of those years in MANNING — Clarendon School Dis- SUSAN FREEMAN ty. She is a member of Clarendon Bap- District 2, earned her Bachelor of Sci- trict 2 has announced its 2018-19 tist Church where she serves as an ence Degree in Secondary Education Teachers of the Year. The District The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for AWANA leader. She is also a team Social Studies from Clemson Universi- Teacher of the Year will be announced the Manning Primary School is Susan mom for Clarendon County Recreation ty. She earned a Master in Education in August on the opening day of Freeman. Department during baseball season. from Anderson University, and she is school. “Fostering a love of reading in TYRONE CUMMINGS pursuing a Master in Educational Ad- GLORIA SANCHEZ young students is the ministration from the University of most rewarding part of The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for South Carolina. McDonald is also tak- The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for my job,” Freeman said. Manning Junior High School is Tyrone ing courses at Clemson University to Manning Early Childhood Center is “By creating engaging les- Cummings. gain her English Speakers of Other Gloria Sanchez. sons, students learn to “The potential and ability to trans- Languages certification. “The most rewarding part of my ca- think critically, success- form lives is the most re- “I love when students start to make reer is helping the stu- fully collaborate with warding part of my ca- connections across time and begin to dents I teach to succeed,” FREEMAN their peers and analyze reer,” Cummings said. understand that history is a story of Sanchez said. “For me, various genres of text.” “The act of helping and how a person’s decisions impact some- there is nothing more re- Freeman, who teaches second- and supporting students in one, without them even knowing the warding than seeing the third-graders, described every day in any number of ways, from imprint they are leaving in time,” Mc- smiles on my children’s the classroom as a “good day.” academic to welfare and Donald said. faces when they have ac- “Every day is a good day because CUMMINGS emotional learning, is re- McDonald is a member of the Pal- SANCHEZ complished a goal that students leave the media center with a warding and gratifying in metto State Teachers’ Association, the they have been working better understanding of how to inter- an educator’s life.” S.C. Council for the Social Studies and on for quite some time.” act with text and with an excitement Cummings is a seventh- and eighth- the National Council for the Social Sanchez, who teaches kindergarten, of having new library books to take grade math interventionist, and he Studies, S.C. Geographic Alliance. said her students are not allowed to home.” also serves Manning Junior High McDonald is committed to her com- use the words “I can’t.” Freeman has been teaching for Clar- School as the Original Six Foundation munity. She teaches violin lessons “To me, this is a sign of defeat, endon School District 2 for 11 1/2 Afterschool Program coordinator. and helps Manning High School’s which I refuse to encourage,” she years. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Cumming has been teaching for 4 1/2 Student Council with various school added. “In my classroom, we focus on Elementary Education, a Master’s De- years, all with District 2. service projects, including the Mara- what we can do, instead of what we gree in Education with a concentration Cummings earned an Associate of natha Food Bank, food drives and the cannot. I enjoy making a difference.” in Adolescent Literacy and a profes- Arts degree and a Bachelor of Arts de- first Fall Festival for children in Dis- Making her students effective mem- sional certificate in Library Media and gree from the University of South Car- trict 2. bers of society is something Sanchez Information Science. olina. Cummings is pursuing a Master ANGELA D. CANTY said she focuses on in her classroom Freeman is a volunteer for local food of Education in Administration at activities. pantries and Habitat for Humanity. USC. The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for “I am willing to go that extra mile to She’s an active member of First Pres- Cummings is a member of the S.C. Monarch Academy is Angela D. Canty. ensure my children are getting what byterian Church where she is involved Education Association, the S.C. State “Teaching students is the most re- they need socially, emotionally, physi- in various community activities. She is Council of the International Reading warding part of my career in educa- cally and cognitively because I value also one of the coordinators for her Association and the Palmetto State tion,” Canty shared. “I their learning,” Sanchez said. “Just as church’s Vacation Bible School. Teachers Association. work hard to see that I value their learning, I think it is es- Freeman is a member of the S.C. Li- Cummings is also committed to his spark of confidence in my sential to teach them to value them- brary Association and the Internation- community by serving as a motivation- students when they un- selves. It is my belief that distributing al Society for Technology in Educa- al speaker, vocalist and youth mentor. derstand and achieve suc- love and proper guidance, as well as tion. “I am committed to educating stu- cess. It is a privilege and displaying positive morals and values, JORDAN PRICE dents, colleagues, families and the an honor to help stu- is a great way to foster students’ im- community through establishing CANTY dents.” provement and help children to be- The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for strong relationships,” Cummings Canty has been teaching come effective members of society.” Manning Elementary School is Jordan said. “As an educational leader and for 14 years, all of them at District 2. Sanchez, who has been teaching for Price. advocate, I have dedicated myself to She has a Master of Education in the past four years, has an Associate “The most rewarding part of my ca- becoming a lifelong learner and strive Learning Disabilities from Francis Mar- degree in Early Care and Education reer is watching my stu- to instill a similar desire in my stu- ion University and a Master in Biologi- with an emphasis on Infant and Tod- dents grow as learners,” dents through meaningful relation- cal Sciences from Clemson University. dlers. She has a Bachelor of Science Price said. “I love to see ships.” Canty also has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education in Early students grow to love ELIZABETH M. MCDONALD majoring in Biology from the USC Up- Childhood Education. She is pursuing math and become confi- state Campus and an Environmental her Master of Education in Education- dent in their problem- The 2018-19 Teacher of the Year for Science Laboratory Certification from al Administration. solving skills.” Manning High School is Elizabeth M. Central Carolina Technical College. Sanchez is the founder/president of PRICE Price, who teaches McDonald. Canty is a member of the National Educators Rock!, which she started in fourth grade, has been “The most rewarding part of my ca- Science Teacher Association, the June 2017 with help from several other teaching for 10 years and for the past reer in education is getting Water Environmental Association S.C. teachers. seven years in Clarendon School Dis- to be a part of the lives of and Clemson Honor Society. “Our vision is reaching every stu- trict 2. so many young people,” She is quite involved in her commu- dent, in every way,” she added. “Our Price is a 2003 graduate of Manning McDonald said. “Having nity and church, serving in the Fellow- mission is to inspire a passion for High School and a 2007 graduate of the ability to take a student ship Baptist Missionary Department, learning.” Francis Marion University with a from strongly disliking so- the Fellowship Baptist Mass Choir and Sanchez is a member of the National Bachelor of Science degree in Elemen- cial studies and history to the Fellowship Baptist Scholarship McDONALD Association for the Education of tary Education. 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CLASSIFIEDS 56&4DAY 11AM Estate Notice Beer & Wine Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Notice of Sale LEGAL License Clarendon County All that certain piece, parcel or lot of NOTICE TO CREDITORS reasons why the application should percent (5%) of said bid is due and market value of the property offered land, together with any NOTICES be denied; (3) that the person payable immediately upon closing of for sale. Prior to bidding you may OF ESTATES improvements thereon, lying, being protesting is willing to attend a the bidding, in cash or equivalent, as wish to review the current state law and situate in the County of All persons having claims against the hearing (if one is requested by the evidence of good faith, same to be or seek the advice of any attorney Clarendon, State of South Carolina, following estates MUST file their claims applicant); (4) that the person applied to purchase price in case of licensed in South Carolina. Legal Notice containing 0.233 acre, more or less, on FORM #371ES with the Probate protesting resides in the same compliance, but to be forfeited and and being more particularly shown county where the proposed place of applied first to costs and then to William T. Geddings Court of Clarendon County, the address and delineated as Lot No. 4 of Island Clarendon County business is located or within five Plaintiff's debt in the case of Special Referee of which is 411 Sunset Dr. Manning, SC Park Subdivision on that certain plat Board Of Education miles of the business; and (5) the non-compliance. In the event of a for Clarendon County prepared by Du Valle W. Elliott, 29102, within eight (8) months after the "POLICY OF name of the applicant and the third-party bidder and that any PLS, dated August 29, 1996, and date of the first publication of this Notice PUBLIC AWARENESS" address of the premises to be third-party bidder fails to deliver the Scott and Corley, P.A. recorded in the Office of the licensed. Protests must be mailed to: required deposit in certified Attorney for Plaintiff to Creditors or within one (1) year from Register of Deeds for Clarendon The Clarendon County Board of S.C. Department of Revenue, ABL, (immediately collectible) funds with date of death, whichever is earlier (SCPC County in Plat Book S-48, Page 415. Education advises the citizens of P.O. Box 125, Columbia, South the Office of the Special Referee, Estate Notice 62-3-801, et seq.), or such persons shall Aforesaid plat is incorporated School District #1 that one (1) seat in Carolina 29214-0907; or Faxed to: said deposit being due and payable Clarendon County herein by reference pursuant to be forever barred as to their claims. All District #1 will be appointed. the (803) 896-0110. immediately upon closing of the appointee will finish out the term of Section 30-5-250 of The Code of Laws bidding on the day of sale, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS claims are required to be presented in Joseph Dingle beginning May 2018. of South Carolina (1976), as Special Referee will re-sell the OF ESTATES written statements on the prescribed form Notice of Sale amended. subject property at the most (FORM #371ES) indicating the name and All persons having claims against the Any person (s) interested in being convenient time thereafter address of the claimant, the basis of the This being the same property following estates MUST file their claims considered by the county board of SPECIAL REFEREE (including the day of sale) upon claim, the amount claimed, the date when education should pick up an conveyed to Richard M. Keenum by notification to counsel for Plaintiff. on FORM #371ES with the Probate NOTICE OF SALE Deed of Karen S. Hobbs a/k/a Karen the claim will become due, the nature of application at the clarendon county Should the last and highest bidder Court of Clarendon County, the address 2017-CP-14-00335 H. Vause dated September 13, 2016 any uncertainty as to the claim, and a board of education office at 21 West fail or refuse to comply with the of which is 411 Sunset Dr. Manning, SC Rigby Street Manning, SC 29102. and recorded September 14, 2016 in balance due of the bid within 20 description of any security as to the claim. Beginning March 23, 2018. and BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore Book 961 at Page 114 in the ROD days, then the Special Referee may 29102, within eight (8) months after the return it to the Clarendon County granted in the case of: Caliber Home Office for Clarendon County. re-sell the property on the same date of the first publication of this Notice Board of Education office no later Loans, Inc. vs. Mary Lowe-Murphy, Subsequently, Richard M. Keenum terms and conditions on some to Creditors or within one (1) year from as Personal Representative of the a/k/a Richard Matthew Keenum died than 12:00 noon on April 2, 2018. the subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of date of death, whichever is earlier (SCPC Estate of Richard Matthew Keenum intestate on or about 03/11/2017, Estate: Jacqueline Yvonne interview will take place on April 5, the said highest bidder). 62-3-801, et seq.), or such persons shall 2018 a/k/a Richard M. Keenum, Deceased; leaving the subject property to Fulmore Katherine E. Garcia, individually, as his/her heirs, namely David Keenum No personal or deficiency judgment be forever barred as to their claims. All #2018ES1400066 Thank you, Heir or Devisee of the Estate of and Katherine E. Garcia, as shown in being demanded, the bidding will claims are required to be presented in Personal Representative: Richard Matthew Keenum a/k/a Probate Estate Matter Number not remain open after the date of written statements on the prescribed form Clinton W. McKenzie, Jr. Richard M. Keenum, Deceased; 2017-ES-14-00117. Clarendon County sale, but compliance with the bid (FORM #371ES) indicating the name and 6443 Juneburn Rd. Board Of Education David Keenum, individually, as Heir may be made immediately. Manning, SC 29102 or Devisee of the Estate of Richard TMS No. address of the claimant, the basis of the 03/23/18 - 04/6/18 George A. Wilson Matthew Keenum a/k/a Richard M. 114-02-02-074-00 Purchaser to pay for documentary claim, the amount claimed, the date when 803-435-8583 OFFICE Keenum, Deceased; and Any other the claim will become due, the nature of stamps on Special Referee's Deed. Estate: Shirley Temple Allen Heirs-at-Law or Devisees of the Property address: The successful bidder will be any uncertainty as to the claim, and a Estate of Richard Matthew Keenum #2018ES1400319 Beer & Wine 1189 Ralph Bell Road, required to pay interest on the description of any security as to the claim. Personal Representative: a/k/a Richard M. Keenum, Deceased, balance of the bid from the date of License their heirs, Personal Summerton, SC 29148 Sylvia Mitchell sale to date of compliance with the 101 Covington Place Representatives, Administrators, bid at the rate of 4.200% per annum. Notice Of Successors and Assigns, and all The Court in its Decree has further New Castle, DE 19720 made its finding that this mortgage Estate: Ralph Singleton 03/16/18 - 03/30/18 Application other persons entitled to claim The Plaintiff may waive any of its through them; all unknown persons was intended to and specifically Jackson secures and collateralizes that rights, including its right to a #2018ES1400073 Notice is hereby given that Rudra with any right, title or interest in the deficiency judgment, prior to sale. Management, LLC intends to apply real estate described herein; also certain Mobile Home permanently Personal Representative: affixed to the above described real Anna J. Floyd to the South Carolina Department of any persons who may be in the The sale shall be subject to taxes Revenue for a license permit that military service of the United States estate in the mortgage being 5262 Old Manning Rd. foreclosed and is further provided and assessments, existing easements New Zion, SC 29111 will allow the sale and OFF premises of America, being a class designated and restrictions of record. consumption of Beer & Wine at 3343 as John Doe; and any unknown under the laws of the State of South 03/23/18 - 04/6/18 Paxville Highway, Manning, SC minors or persons under a disability Carolina, the same being more This sale is subject to all title Estate: Annie Coker Morris 29102. To object to the issuance of being a class designated as Richard particularly described as follows: matters of record and any interested #2018ES1400072 this permit / license, written protest Roe; et al., I, the undersigned party should consider performing an Personal Representative: must be postmarked no later than William T. Geddings, Special 1997 BELL PALME Manufactured independent title examination of the Zonna Paulette Coker April 8, 2018. For a protest to be Referee for Clarendon County, will Home, Serial No. GBHMK19845AB, subject property as no warranty is 2424 Firetower Road valid, it must be in writing, and sell on Monday, April 2, 2018 at 11:00 with any fixtures. given. New Zion, SC 29111 should include the following AM, at the County Courthouse, 3 Carson J. 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the wrong decision or they were with for more severe injuries. through an obstacle course with a golf PROMISE FROM PAGE A1 someone who made the wrong deci- Sgt. David Floyd, who heads up the cart to demonstrate the difficulty the sion. That’s almost one student a year. Traffic Division for Clarendon Coun- student had just controlling the golf and driving?” she asked. “Did you That’s way too many students to lose. ty Sheriff’s Office, talked to students cart. know that you can get alcohol poison- Stay safe.” about field sobriety tests and just “It doesn’t take much to impair ing after just one hour of drinking?” Jay Bruner, Clarendon County Fire how little alcohol or drugs they need your judgment,” Jones told the stu- “Think about your choices,” Mer- Department’s Battalion Chief 3 from to ingest to become impaired. Floyd dents. “Be careful. Enjoy your prom. rick stressed to the students. “Think the Summerton area, talked to stu- chose a student from the group and Don’t drink or do drugs and then get about the decisions you’re making. As dents about what happens when stu- conducted a few tests, including behind the wheel of a car, and don’t you prepare for prom, have a good dents lose control of vehicles and need walking in a straight line and follow- get in a vehicle with someone who time. Don’t do anything that would to be extricated from the mangled cars ing his finger as he moves it from has been drinking or doing drugs. keep you from graduating. Don’t do or trucks. side to side in front of the student’s Stay safe. Have someone you can call anything that you could regret for the Several members of the fire de- eyes. to come get you. It’s all about using rest of your life.” partment were on hand to demon- “We want you to have a good time,” good judgment.” Demary told students keeping safe strate the tools and equipment nec- Floyd said. “Please stay safe.” To make the students realize the was all about awareness. essary to remove victims from Trooper David Jones with South importance of their choices, the “We can’t stop you, but we can give wrecks. Carolina Highway Patrol had a stu- folks at Summerton Funeral Home you a different perspective,” he said. EMS personnel were also on hand dent walk around wearing the “drunk- had a hearse parked outside the “I’ve been doing this in schools for 15 using SBHS Senior Devin Brown to en goggles” to show the other students school to drive home the point that years now. In those 15 years, I’ve lost demonstrate how injured individuals just how difficult it was to walk with bad choices by either the students 10 of my students that I’ve coached, are moved from the site of the wreck an alcohol level at twice the legal themselves or their friends could re- helped raise and taught. They made to either an ambulance or helicopter limit. Jones even had the student drive sult in lives lost.

BUILDING lated to mold infestation on FROM PAGE A1 the campus in November. The college is the defendant in the case. According to the Jones Auditorium on cam- suit filed by a Charleston lit- pus. igation attorney, the plain- Eight years ago, in 2010, tiffs are seeking at least $55 shortly after hitting the million in damages. jackpot and winning $260 “Morris, the Lord will see million in the state’s Power- you through,” Jackson said. ball Mega-Millions lottery, “Be not dismayed whatever Jackson gave $10 million to we face; God will take care the college. In addition to of you.” the construction of the Ad- Interim Morris College ministration Building, por- President Leroy Staggers tions of Jackson’s gift were called Jackson a philanthro- used to provide endowed pist in the truest sense of student scholarships, con- the word. He noted the term struct a new dormitory and “philanthropist” originally aid in the construction of a meant a lover of mankind, new student health services not necessarily a person center, among other desig- who gives money. nated uses, according to the “We thank you again, Dr. college. Jackson,” Staggers said, “for The message delivered by being a lover of mankind Jackson, a pastor since the and Morris College.” late 1970s in the Midlands, focused on God being with His people in difficult times It’s your world. as depicted in numerous books from the Bible and Read all about it. how that relates to current challenges the college faces. Jackson, also a member of the Board of Trustees, did not pinpoint any specific challenges in his spirited message. The Sumter Item has pre- viously reported that five current and former Morris Call (803) 774-1200 students filed a class-action and get started today. lawsuit for health issues re-

BRUCE MILLS / THE SUMTER ITEM The Rev. Solomon Jackson Jr., front row, center, is seen outside Morris College’s new Administration Build- ing — named in his honor — with other college officials Thursday. FACTORY OUTLET • Bed Linens • Comforters • Bath Towels, Washcloths • Rug Sets next meeting in April after members expressed BUSINESSES FROM PAGE A1 • Bathroom Accessories, Shower Curtains • Linens • Kitchen Towels, concern about letting business owners display Dishcloths • Kitchen Rugs • Curtains • Valances • Area & Throw Rugs the flags on a permanent basis. mile from where multiple businesses such as Commission members Todd Champion said Walmart Supercenter and Lowe’s already allowing businesses to display feather flags Slipcovers Plisse Bedspreads exist. permanently could add clutter along the road- According to staff reports, the applicant’s ways leading into Sumter. All Sofas $20.00 Twin & Full $10.00 possible plans for the property include the de- Members suggested that business owners be Loveseat, Recliners & Queen & King $15.00 velopment of a gas station and convenience required to get a permit before displaying Chairs $10.00 store, professional offices and apartments. feather signs and that a limit be set on how Assorted Placemats The applicant also intends to request that long the signs can be displayed. Pillow Cases the land be annexed into the city if the request Sumter City-County Planning Commission Singles 10¢ & up is approved by county council. reviews rezoning requests, ordinance amend- 300, 400 & 500 thread 4 pk. $2.00 ea. FEATHER FLAG DISCUSSION DEFERRED ments and development plans and recom- count mends approval or denial for Sumter city and Assorted Table Planning commission will continue its dis- county councils. The councils can vote in favor Standard $3.00 Runners $1.00 cussion about allowing businesses to display or opposition of the commission’s recommen- King $4.00 feather flags, in the county only, during its dation. Assorted Oven Mitts Assorted Aprons Singles $1.50 $4.00 ea. Double $2.00 & up

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COMMENTARY Our time-tested parties are not about to fall apart

ome days, the Repub- white Southerners and Cath- lican Party seems on olic immigrants in the 19th the verge of splitting century, churchgoing blacks Sup. Its congressional and highly educated gentry majorities couldn’t produce liberals now. They’re often a health care bill and passed at odds, but when they’ve an omnibus spending bill its stayed together, they’ve president regretted signing. formed vigorous majorities. Prominent never-Trumpers The parties thus serve as call for the creation of a new the yin and yang, the two EDITORIAL ROUNDUP political party. Ohio Gov. channels in which diverse John Kasich, who carried cultural and moral views A recent editorial from a South Carolina increase in those wanting term limits on seven counties outside his can find expression and effi- newspaper: Congress. More than 82 percent of Ameri- home state in the 2016 Re- cacy, in a country that has cans have rejected the career politician publican primaries, hints at always, contrary to current model and want to replace it with citizen a 2020 independent candida- politically correct orthodoxy, The Times & Democrat leadership. The way to achieve that goal is cy. been culturally diverse. through congressional term limits. Lee, Josh, March 25 In special elections, The Framers were William and Daniel know this and are will- Republican candi- acutely aware of this ing to work to make sure we reach our goal.” dates fail to win per- and of how religious Pledging term limits The term limits amendment bills would re- centages above Presi- differences produced quire a two-thirds majority in the House and dent Donald Trump’s a century’s worth of Senate, and ratification by 38 states, in order approval ratings, disastrous wars in for elected officials to become part of the U.S. Constitution. which nationally is at Europe. That’s why U.S. Term Limits, the leader in the national The goal of those espousing term limits is 42 percent. That the Constitution bans movement to limit terms for elected officials, noble. They want a government that func- makes Republicans the Old World’s reli- likes what it is hearing from candidates tions better and is more in touch. But will a fear and Democrats Michael gious tests for public wanting to succeed South Carolina Congress- constitutional limit on the amount of time a hope that Democrats Barone office and why the man Trey Gowdy. person can serve in Congress achieve such? will capture the Bill of Rights says Four Republicans — Lee Bright, Josh Kim- We think not. The Constitution that is the House of Representa- the federal govern- brell, William Timmons and Daniel Hamil- underpinning of the American system of tives in November. ment shall make no law re- ton — have signed the organization’s con- government gives power to the people Away from the limelight, specting an establishment of gressional term limits pledge. They also com- through the ballot box. Telling constituents Democrats have their religion. mitted to proposing term limits on Congress. they cannot re-elect a member of Congress schisms, too. Bernie Sanders The balance between the USTL President Philip Blumel said, “The takes away from the power of the people. types bristle as Washington parties has been unprece- support for term limits of Bright, Kimbrell, We may be old school, but South Carolin- campaign committees tilt dentedly stable over the past Timmons and Hamilton show that there are ians should look back on the service of long- against outspoken anti- quarter-century, with stanc- individuals who are willing to put self-inter- time U.S. Sens. Strom Thurmond and Ernest Trump primary candidates. es on moral issues being the est aside to follow the will of the people. Hollings. Economic-redistributionist factor most highly correlated America needs a Congress that will be Thurmond, a Republican, and Hollings, a Democrats are complaining with voting behavior. The served by citizen legislators, not career poli- Democrat, understood their state better than that identity-politics Demo- changes in voting patterns in ticians.” the right and left wings of their respective crats are hurting the party’s 2016 were highly consequen- The U.S. Term Limits Amendment Pledge parties. Hollings, while always facing elec- chances. tial but by historical stan- is provided to every announced candidate for tion-year attacks for liberalism, was a con- But the talk of the parties dards relatively minor; sev- federal office. servative Democrat and voters approved of going away or being replaced eral million highly educated It reads, “I pledge that as a member of him. Thurmond, while always linked in some is overstated, and not just voters switched away from Congress I will co-sponsor and vote for the fashion to a segregationist record from years because institutional factors the Republican Party’s presi- U.S. Term Limits amendment of three (3) before, served long enough to see history rec- — the Electoral College, sin- dential nominee, while a few House terms and two (2) Senate terms and ognize him more for being a key player in the gle-member congressional more million less-educated no longer limit.” The U.S. Term Limits Con- rebirth of the GOP in the South. and legislative districts — whites switched toward him. stitutional Amendment has been introduced Both lawmakers, most times working to- tend to boil down voters’ Overall, 36 of the 50 states in both the U.S. Senate by Sen. Ted Cruz and gether, were instrumental in developing choices to two parties. cast percentages for Trump the House of Representatives by Rep. Ron South Carolina through influence in Wash- Something more funda- within 3 points of their per- DeSantis. ington that critics today would call “pork- mental is at work here. Con- centages for Mitt Romney in In November 2017, U.S. Term Limits had barrel politics.” sider the fact that our two 2012. And 30 states cast per- more than 50 pledge signers in Congress. And what of Sens. Lindsey Graham and major American parties are centages for Democrat Hill- Gowdy has been a favorite of the movement, Tim Scott today? Both earn high marks as the oldest and third-oldest in ary Clinton within 3 points having scored an A rating on the USTL Leg- lawmakers and enjoy significant popularity the world. The Democratic of their percentages for John islator Scorecard. at home. Party was formed in 1832 to Kerry in 2004. The USTL believes it has momentum for It should remain within the right of Gra- secure Andrew Jackson’s re- Sooner or later, the parties term limits, citing a nationwide poll conduct- ham and Scott to seek a return to office as nomination and re-election, will adapt, as they have in ed by McLaughlin & Associates in January many times as they wish and the right of and the Republican Party the past, to these minor 2018. every South Carolinian to vote either or both came about in 1854 to pre- shifts in demographic sup- McLaughlin’s analysis states, “Support for out office. Voters and their ballots can im- vent the spread of slavery port — and in response to term limits is broad and strong across all po- pose a term limit on any candidate standing into the territories. events and emerging issues. litical, geographic and demographic groups. for re-election, whether they’ve served one They’ve existed for 186 and 2018 Democrats, as the out An overwhelming 82 percent of voters ap- term or 20-plus years. 164 years, respectively. Not party, have more room to prove of a constitutional amendment that Denying them that right and sending new counting churches, that’s maneuver and adapt to local will place term limits on members of Con- faces to Washington in some arbitrary num- longer than almost any other terrain, as they did in the gress.” ber of years is no guarantee of better govern- nongovernmental institution March 13 special election in Blumel noted, “We have seen a dramatic ment. — longer than most busi- Pennsylvania’s 18th Con- nesses, volunteer organiza- gressional District. tions and local governments. It’s not clear whether Over the years, they’ve Democrats will take maxi- LETTER TO THE EDITOR changed positions on issues. mum advantage of this in For example, the Republi- Trump-trending constituen- JESUS IS OUR ONLY LIGHT Easter. Not one movie about cials, the people elected, are cans were originally for high cies, with the party’s base IN THE DARKNESS Jesus has been aired. Why? criminals — self-centered, tariffs, the Democrats for pushing for maximalist anti- Many years have passed Are we as a nation so far worldly. We cannot trust nor free trade. For the past half- Trump candidates in prima- since Jesus willingly gave his gone that there is no hope for depend on man. God said, century, it’s mostly been the ries. And it’s not clear life for each sinner that ever us? I believe that “With God, “Put your faith in no man.” other way around. whether Republicans can existed. all things are possible.” Therefore, we must stand for And the Republicans were navigate the shoals in anti- Each year, two to three I could have been the one God, truth, flag and country. originally the big-govern- Trump-trending constituen- weeks prior to Easter, Jesus crying, “Crucify him.” I Wake up, speak up, stand ment party — think Recon- cies when the president’s ap- was revealed to us many could have been the one to up for our beliefs — our faith struction in the South, rail- proval rating remains below times over; his life, in the drive the nails into his pre- — our eternal trust and hope road subsidies and passing 50 percent nationally. A cou- form of a movie. Though we cious body or pierce his body “In God We Trust.” In God, the first billion-dollar budget ple of ill-timed tweets could watched year after year, we with a spear. I could have we will always believe and — but since the New Deal, really hurt. waited for those same mov- been the one weeping at the for God we will always stand, it’s been Republicans (some- But don’t look for our 164- ies. Most of them we almost foot of “Our Lord’s” cross. today and forever — Amen! times) bucking the big-gov- and 186-year-old parties to knew by heart, but that There was a trail of tears Jesus is the only light that ernment trend. wither or splinter. They have didn’t matter, we waited. We shed that day, much pain, shines in our world of dark- Yet over the long haul, the rebounded from far worse di- watched because we loved sorrow and, most of all, lost. ness. Don’t leave home with- character of each party’s sasters (Democrats after Jesus and we needed to be re- “The Light of the World out him. Most of all, don’t electoral coalition has re- 1920, Republicans after 1932), minded of his price, his suf- walked among them, and leave this world without him. mained the same. The Re- and they’ll almost certainly fering, his pain and his gift to they did not believe in the He is the way, the truth and publicans are formed around rebound from 2016 — and each one of us, “Salvation.” Light but rather walked in he is the life everlasting and a core of people considered, 2018 — too. It cost us nothing, but it cost darkness and crucified our eternal. “For God so loved by themselves and others, as him everything. Lord and Savior, Jesus the world, that he gave his typical Americans but who Michael Barone is a senior Now preaching is listed as Christ.” Jesus paid our price only begotten Son, that who- are never a majority — political analyst for the “These views are not neces- for eternal life. Life is God’s soever believeth in him Northern Protestants in the Washington Examiner, resi- sarily the views of this sta- gift to us; the least we can do should not perish, but have 19th century, white married dent fellow at the American tion and view at your own is to live it. Jesus is our only everlasting life.” John 3:16 people now. Enterprise Institute and long- risk.” What has happened to hope in life. God was, God is and God The Democrats have been time co-author of The Alma- our country? Where are we Our world is beautiful be- will always be in control. a coalition of disparate nac of American Politics. going, and what are we cause God created it. Howev- Pray, pray, pray! groups seen as being some- doing? er, crime, sin, doubt, unbelief SHERIAN MATTHEWS how atypical Americans — © 2018 CREATORS.COM Today is the Sunday before and, yes, even the elected offi- Manning THE SUMTER ITEM RELIGION FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 | A11 ‘All My Hope’ presented at Bethesda

Bethesda Church of God held a dress rehearsal for its Easter service “All My Hope” on Wednesday. There will be two presentations of the service, which will be a mix of music and dramas. The first will be today at 7 p.m. and the second on Easter Sunday at 10:45 a.m., at Bethesda, 2730 Broad St. The services are free and open to the public with the doors opening an hour before starting time. Also today, Bethesda will have a live communion from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. where people can have communion with Jesus and His disciples. A communion service will be held every half hour. This event is also free and open to the public.

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AROUND TOWN Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2018 The Pettie Bell retirees will The Lincoln High School Class of WEATHER meet for lunch at 11 a.m. on 1964 will hold a class meeting Petti Bell retirees to meet for lunch Monday, April 2, at Golden at 11 a.m. on Monday, April 2, ® Coral.Monday Call (803) 495-2117 or in the conference room of the AccuWeather ve-day forecast for Sumter (803) 775-2008. Historical Lincoln Center, 22 Do you need a divorce but can’t Council Street. Call (803) 773- TODAY TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY afford an attorney? South Caro- 3804 or (803) 775-9088. lina Legal Services will offer The 2018 7th Annual BBQ Cook- free do-it-yourself divorce Off benefit for the Boy Scouts clinics for those who meet will be held Friday-Saturday, the following criteria: sepa- April 6-7, at American Legion A shower in the Cooler with a Sunny and pleasant Mostly sunny and Partly sunny Mostly cloudy rated for at least one year; no Post 15, 34 S. Artillery Drive. a.m.; clearing moonlit sky nice minor children; and no mari- Wing ding will be held from 6 tal property or debts that to 9 p.m. on Friday with live 78° 45° 71° / 46° 80° / 53° 81° / 57° 84° / 60° have to be divided. During the entertainment provided by Chance of rain: 55% Chance of rain: 5% Chance of rain: 0% Chance of rain: 5% Chance of rain: 10% Chance of rain: 10% two hour class, a S.C. Legal the Jus Tru Blac Band. Satur- WSW 8-16 mph NNW 7-14 mph ENE 6-12 mph SW 6-12 mph NE 4-8 mph SW 7-14 mph Services attorney will provide day will feature pork barbe- you with all the forms you cue tasting from 11 a.m. to 3 Gaff ney need to file for divorce and p.m. with live entertainment 73/38 give you instructions on how provided by the Swift Creek to get your spouse served. Band. Purchase tickets at Spartanburg You will be provided with the http://sumterbbq.com. TODAY’S Greenville 74/41 knowledge you need to start The Sumter Chapter of the Na- SOUTH 76/42 and finish your divorce with- tional Federation of the Blind of out hiring an attorney. Seating Florence South Carolina will meet at 7 CAROLINA Bishopville is limited. Call (803) 799-9668 to 77/47 p.m. on Tuesday, April 10, at 76/44 reserve your space for one of Shiloh-Randolph Manor, 125 WEATHER the following clinics: 2-4 p.m. W. Bartlette St. Loretta Green, Temperatures shown on map are Columbia Sumter Wednesday, April 11, Claren- president of the Upper today’s highs and tonight’s lows. 78/45 78/45 don County; or 2-4 p.m. Myrtle Dorchester Chapter of the Beach Wednesday, April 18, Lee NFB of S.C. and transition con- IN THE MOUNTAINS Manning County. sultant for Career Boost of 76/47 71/48 Today: Clouds giving way to some sun. Free income tax filing services South Carolina, will speak. Aiken Winds west 7-14 mph. and FAFSA application assis- Contact Debra Canty at (803) 74/41 tance will be provided on a 775-5792 or debra.canty@ Saturday: Mostly sunny. Winds southeast walk-in basis from 10 a.m. to frontier.com. 4-8 mph. 8 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays The Sumter Ballroom Dance Club ON THE COAST Charleston and Saturdays at 640 Broad will hold an open house from 3 St. (the Anything Paper build- to 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 22, Today: Rain, except a shower and thunder- 73/49 ing). Services include e-file at the USC Sumter’s Arts and storm around in south. High 69 to 74. and direct deposit 2017 tax Letters Building in the ban- year and processing taxes Saturday: Plenty of sunshine. High 63 to quet hall, room 142, 200 Miller 70. from three years back (2016, Road. The parking lot is at 109 2015 and 2014). Call (803) 883- University Drive. 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FAR LEFT: Bootsie is a 9-year-old American short hair. She is front de- The SPCA relies heavily on clawed, housebrokenBootsie and loves spayed. to She community support and is great with childrensleep under and otherthe cats. donations. Currently, the Bootsie is a friendlycovers and loving girl, biggest needs are for dry Reba enjoys who enjoys back scratches, kisses and puppy and kitten food, wet cat romping, playing sleeping under the covers. She would with other dogs food, cat litter and cleaning love to find her final forever family, supplies. The following are where she could be a couch potato. also appreciated: LEFT: Reba is a housebroken and Newspapers, stuffed animals, spayed 1-year-old heeler / chow mix. heavy duty trash bags (30 gallon She is active, friendly, and enjoy lots or larger), dishwashing liquid, of love and attention. Reba enjoys laundry detergent, bleach, paper romping and playing with other dogs, towels, sheets and comforters, and is great with older children. She baby blankets, canned dog and cat would make a great new buddy for a food, dry dog food, treats, leashes family with other dogs and no small and collars, disinfectant spray, children. all-purpose cleaner, air freshener, no The Sumter SPCA is located at 1140 S. scratch scrubbers, two-sided sponges Guignard Drive, (803) 773-9292, and is for dishes, litter freshener and, of open 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day course, monetary donations are also except Wednesday and Sunday. Visit gratefully accepted. the website at www.sumterscspca.com. SECTIONB FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 Call: (803) 774-1241 | E-mail: [email protected]

COMMENTARY USC SUMTER BASEBALL Fire Ants guarding against letdown BY TREVOR BAUKNIGHT [email protected]

With a tenuous lead in the NJCAA Region X standings, the University of South Caroli- na Sumter baseball team will Heaven host third-place Louisburg in a pivotal 4-game weekend series in the friendly confines of Sumter's Riley Park. The teams will play two doubleheaders, sent today's starting at 3 p.m. and Saturday's starting at 1 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Head coach Tim Medlin, ABOVE: The Loyola-Chicago chaplain, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, whose team stands at 23-11 leads the team in prayer before its South Regional championship overall and 9-3 in region play, game against Kansas State on Saturday in Atlanta. RIGHT: Dolores- said his biggest Schmidt holds up No. 1 as fans chant inside the Gentile Arena on Sun- worry is his day in Chicago. The Ramblers and Sister Jean are in the Final Four on young players Saturday and are easily the biggest story of the NCAA tournament. suffering a let- down after last weekend's big se- Loyola’s run to Final Four ries with Flor- ence-Darlington MEDLIN Technical Col- with Sister Jean puts lege. The Fire Ants split four games with the Stingers to remain in position emphasis on play, not to win the regular-season title and a slot in the Eastern Dis- trict tournament, the pathway sordid side of basketball to the JUCO World Series. "It's always, unfortunately BY DENNIS BRUNSON Schmidt, leading the charge for young players, very emo- [email protected] could not have come at a tional when they play a series better time for the NCAA. It and they don't keep that nice, Without a doubt the Na- has taken the attention off even keel," Medlin said. "Big tional Collegiate Athletic As- of the ugly side of college letdowns have been known to sociation and those who run basketball, which perhaps occur after a big series or a big its men's basketball tourna- has come into focus more game. Our biggest concern is ment are than ever before with the to come out and throw a lot of thanking FBI investigation that led to strikes, get a lot of change-of- God for the the arrest of several assis- speed (pitches) over, put a lot Loyola-Chi- tant coaches during the of balls in play and play solid cago men's middle of this season. In- defense. basketball stead, Loyola's three wins "Louisburg's a very good ball team and by four points followed by club, and they've already got- Sister Jean. the dismantling of Kansas ten a series win against Spar- Pun com- State in the South Regional tanburg Methodist and they've Dennis pletely and championship game put the got some outstanding players," Brunson fully intend- emphasis on the tourna- he said. "They're very talented, ed. ment and what makes it so and we know it's going to be a The Ramblers' run from a much fun. beat a No. 1 seed when it frailty that is often exposed big challenge. Fortunately for No. 11 seed to Saturday's In fact, all of the crazy up- throttled Virginia -- empha- by people trying to get into a us, it's at home and that makes Final Four with their sets -- remember Maryland- sized the joy of the competi- better position to compete. things a little easier for us." 98-year-old nun of inspira- Baltimore County became tion and those who compete tion, Sister Jean Dolores- the first No. 16 seed to ever rather than on the human SEE LOYOLA, PAGE B3 SEE ANTS, PAGE B4

CLEMSON MEN’S BASKETBALL USC WOMEN’S Brownell hopes NCAA run is start of big things BASKETBALL BY PETE IACOBELLI Donte Grantham to step up A’ja Wilson is The Associated Press their game and leadership in guiding a promising group of COLUMBIA — After Clem- transfers in Marcquise Reed AP women’s son's best NCAA Tournament of Robert Morris, Shelton run in 21 years, Brad Brownell Mitchell of Vanderbilt and Eli- believes his team is ready to jah Thomas of Texas A&M. Player of Year keep winning. The results were a program- "I'd like to think that we record 11 ACC wins and a first BY DOUG FEINBERG learned some things this year trip to the NCAA since 2011. that will help us going for- "I think Gabe and Donte THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ward," the coach said Thurs- took some motivation from day. our talk," Brownell said. COLUMBUS, Ohio — A’ja Wilson Some wondered if Brownell Things changed in midsea- of South Carolina is The Associated would ever reach this point at son when Grantham, averag- Press women’s college basketball Clemson. The eighth-year ing 14 points, tore a knee liga- player of the year. coach had several tantalizing ment late in a win over Notre Wilson is the first player from the moments when it appeared Dame on Jan. 20. Clemson school to win the award. the Tigers were ready to break played its final 16 games with- The 6-foot-5 star received 22 votes through and remain among out Grantham. Thursday from upper half of the Atlantic Clemson's biggest moments 32-member national Coast Conference. came at the end. A fifth seed, media panel that se- Little-regarded KJ McDan- the Tigers controlled things lects the weekly AP iels became a high-flying much of the way in defeating Top 25. Balloting was first-team all-ACC member 12th-seeded New Mexico State done before the NCAA in 2014 and led the Tigers to in the NCAA opener before Tournament. 23 wins and the NIT semifi- decimating Southeastern Con- WILSON Katie Lou Samuelson nals. Two years later, Jaron ference champ Auburn 84-53 of UConn received five Blossomgame was the break- to reach their first Sweet 16 votes while Kalani out star when Clemson won since 1997. Brown of Baylor, Asia Durr of Louis- 10 ACC games and had a The bulk of that team re- ville, Megan Gustafson of Iowa, Sa- stretch of four out of five turns, including the back- brina Ionescu of Oregon and Victo- wins against ranked oppo- court of leading scorer Reed ria Vivians of Mississippi State each nents. and point guard Mitchell. received one vote. So when last season's team The 6-foot-9 Thomas and 6-8 Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw struggled to a 12th-place fin- David Skara , another trans- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS called this the toughest year of her ish in the league, Brownell fer from Valparaiso, should Kansas’ Malik Newman, center, has his shot blocked by Hall of Fame career. Having four knew it was time for the Ti- hold down things under the Clemson’s Elijah Thomas, left, while Marcquise Reed, Re- players go down for the season with gers to perform. basket. gional semifinal game. Tiger head coach Brad Brownell ACL injuries will do that. He challenged this year's se- hopes his team’s strong season is the start of good niors in Gabe DeVoe and SEE TIGERS, PAGE B3 things to come for the program. SEE WILSON, PAGE B3 B2 | FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 SPORTS THE SUMTER ITEM

PRO BASKETBALL Jordan: Career scoring leader Walker is epitome of a Hornet

CHARLOTTE (AP) — Hor- playoffs for the fifth time in ble that was. Even though nets owner Michael Jordan seven seasons since Walker with the season that they're probably wishes he had a few arrived in 2011. It's hardly his having, when accomplish- more players like Kemba fault, as he's developed into a ments happen throughout the Walker. Perhaps then his two-time All-Star and a domi- season, you try not to take team might be a regular NBA nant scorer who's averaging them for granted." playoff contender. better than 20 points per game Walker was emotional after The hard work. The pas- the last three seasons while the game, needing a towel to sion. The dedication. improving his shooting per- wipe away tears after he was They are all qualities that centage each year. interviewed on the court in Jordan said Walker possesses "His effort, leadership and front of an applauding crowd and led the point guard to be- commitment to our team and at the Spectrum Center — a come the franchise's career the City of Charlotte is second rare deviation from the im- scoring leader on Wednesday to none," Jordan said. penetrable New York City night. Walker's hard work has not toughness he always displays "He exemplifies what it gone unnoticed. on the court. means to be a Hornet," Jordan James — who tied Jordan's But after retreating to the said in a statement. record by scoring in double locker room, Walker sat at his Walker scored 21 points to figures for the 866th consecu- locker with his head down pass Dell Curry with 9,841 tive game — said Walker has while still upset over the loss. points on a night LeBron earned the respect of players "That's one thing that has James scored 41 points to help around the league, even allowed him to become the the Cavaliers cruise to a 118- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS though the Hornets haven't great player that he is," Hor- 105 win over Charlotte. Charlotte’s Kemba Walker (15) has been the one constant strong per- been a consistent playoff con- nets coach Steve Clifford said Walker may not be as tall or former for the Hornets in the last few years. Read the full story at www. tender. of Walker's distaste for losing. possess the same leaping abil- theitem.com. "Listen, if you can be the Clifford said it would be ity as Jordan, a six-time NBA all-time leading scorer in any hard to find a player who has champion, but he does play ning titles for the Chicago porting cast that Jordan did franchise, that's incredible," improved as much as Walker with the same all-out intensi- Bulls. in his heyday. James said. "That's an incred- over the past three seasons. ty and desire to win that His The problem is Walker just The Hornets are on the ible feat. I definitely went over "He's a great story," Clifford Airness did when he was win- doesn't have nearly the sup- verge of failing to make the and just told him how incredi- said.

SCOREBOARD EASTERN CONFERENCE THURSDAY PRO BASKETBALL Atlantic Division Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. PREP SCHEDULE x-Toronto 55 20 .733 — Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. TODAY x-Boston 52 23 .693 3 San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. x-Philadelphia 44 30 .595 10½ Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Rare Air: LeBron Varsity Baseball New York 27 49 .355 28½ Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Lee Central at North Central, 6 p.m. Brooklyn 24 51 .320 31 Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. Southeast Division Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. SATURDAY Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. on cusp of Junior Varsity Baseball W L Pct GB Washington 41 33 .554 — TODAY Sumter vs. South Aiken (in NaturChem Spring Break Miami 40 35 .533 1½ Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. Tournament at White Knoll High in Lexington), 12:15 Charlotte 34 42 .447 8 Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. p.m. Orlando 22 52 .297 19 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. passing Jordan’s B Team Baseball Atlanta 21 54 .280 20½ Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. Sumter vs. South Aiken (in NaturChem Spring Break Central Division Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Tournament at White Knoll High in Lexington), 4:45 St. Louis at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. p.m. W L Pct GB East Clarendon at Johnsonville, noon x-Cleveland 45 30 .600 — SATURDAY scoring mark x-Indiana 44 31 .587 1 Florida at Boston, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 39 35 .527 5½ Ottawa at Detroit, 2 p.m. BY TOM WITHERS MLB STANDINGS Detroit 34 40 .459 10½ Columbus at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Chicago 24 50 .324 20½ N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. East Division Southwest Division Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND — A generation of W L Pct GB Buffalo at Nashville, 8 p.m. Baltimore 1 0 1.000 — kids wanted to be like Michael Jordan. y-Houston 61 14 .813 — St. Louis at Arizona, 9 p.m. Toronto 0 0 .000 ½ San Antonio 43 32 .573 18 Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. They bought his red-and-black Nikes Tampa Bay 0 0 .000 ½ New Orleans 43 32 .573 18 San Jose at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Boston 0 0 .000 ½ and sported his No. 23 Bulls jersey. Dallas 23 52 .307 38 New York 0 0 .000 ½ Memphis 21 54 .280 40 SUNDAY They mimicked Jordan's spin move Central Division Boston at Philadelphia, 12:30 p.m. Northwest Division and fadeaway jumper and even W L Pct GB Nashville at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. W L Pct GB New Jersey at Montreal, 7 p.m. Kansas City 0 0 .000 — wagged their tongues the way he did Portland 46 29 .613 — Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland 0 0 .000 — Oklahoma City 44 31 .587 2 Colorado at Anaheim, 9 p.m. on a flight to the rim. Chicago 0 0 .000 — Minnesota 43 33 .566 3½ Detroit 0 0 .000 — While millions worshipped Jordan, Utah 42 33 .560 4 Minnesota 0 1 .000 ½ only a handful entered his rarefied air. Denver 40 35 .533 6 TRANSACTIONS West Division LeBron James lives there. Pacific Division THURSDAY W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Without a father in his life, James Houston 1 0 1.000 — y-Golden State 54 20 .730 — Seattle 0 0 .000 ½ American League Baseball viewed Jordan as a role model and on L.A. Clippers 41 34 .547 13½ Los Angeles 0 0 .000 ½ BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed OF Mark Trumbo and L.A. Lakers 33 41 .446 21 Friday night the indomi- Oakland 0 0 .000 ½ RHP Gabriel Ynoa on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Sacramento 24 51 .320 30½ Texas 0 1 .000 1 March 26. Selected the contracts of INF Pedro table Cleveland Cavaliers Phoenix 19 57 .250 36 Alvarez, OFs Craig Gentry and Colby Rasmus, and star, playing at an MVP THURSDAY x-clinched playoff spot INF Danny Valencia from Norfolk (IL). Optioned RHP y-clinched division Pittsburgh at Detroit, ppd. Alex Cobb to Bowie (EL). Designated RHPs Alec level in his 15th NBA sea- Baltimore 3, Minnesota 2, 11 innings THURSDAY Asher, Stefan Crichton, Michael Kelly and Jesus son, likely will surpass a Houston 4, Texas 1 Liranzo for assignment. Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 3:37 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Selected the contracts of LHP record held by a player he Chicago at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay, 4:00 p.m. Bobby Poyner and RHP Marcus Walden. Placed INF Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8 p.m. once admired "like a god." L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Marco Hernandez on the 60-day DL and RHPs Indiana at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 4:15 p.m. Austin Maddox and Tyler Thornburg and 2B Dustin JAMES On Wednesday night in Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Cleveland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Pedroia on the 10-day DL. Charlotte, James equaled TODAY CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed OF Michael Brantley, TODAY LHP Ryan Merritt, RHP Danny Salazar and INF Gio Jordan's NBA mark by Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh (Nova 0-0) at Detroit (Zimmermann 0-0), Urshela on the 10-day DL, retroactive to March 26. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. scoring in double digits in 866 consec- 1:10 p.m. Selected the contracts of RHP Matt Belisle and OF Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 0-0) at Toronto (Sanchez 0-0), Rajai Davis from Columbus (IL). Designated OF utive games, an extraordinary streak New Orleans at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 7:07 p.m. Abraham Almonte and RHP Ben Taylor for Phoenix at Houston, 8 p.m. Boston (Price 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Snell 0-0), 7:10 assignment. Reassigned LHP Jeff Beliveau, INF of consistency and durability that may Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. p.m. Drew Maggi, RHP Evan Marshall, C Jack Murphy Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. not end until James wants it to. No Houston (Keuchel 0-0) at Texas (Fister 0-0), 8:05 and 1B Mike Napoli to minor league camp. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed RHPs Jandel Gustave, one else seemingly can stop him. Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Angels (Skaggs 0-0) at Oakland (Manaea 0-0), James Hoyt and Brady Rodgers on the 10-day DL, Once he scores 10 points against 10:05 p.m. SATURDAY retroactive to March 26. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed C Salvador Perez, New Orleans, probably at some point SATURDAY Charlotte at Washington, 3 p.m. RHP Nate Karns, INF Adalberto Mondesi and OF Detroit at New York, 5 p.m. in the first half Friday night, James Pittsburgh at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Bubba Starling on the 10-day DL. Designated RHPs Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Texas, 4:05 p.m. Wily Peralta and Ryan Zimmer for assignment. will surpass Jordan's record and add Brooklyn at Miami, 8 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Selected the contracts of RHP Blaine Boyer and INF Golden State at Sacramento, 10 p.m. another check mark to his side in the N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Ryan Goins. Recalled C Cam Gallagher from Omaha Cleveland at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. SUNDAY (PCL). greatest-player-of-all-time debate. Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Placed LHP Andrew Heaney Philadelphia at Charlotte, 1 p.m. To put the streak in context, Kareem Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. on the 10-day DL, retroactive to March 26. Houston at San Antonio, 3:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS — Selected the contract of OF Abdul-Jabbar is third at 787 games, Indiana at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Ryan LaMarre. Placed RHPs Ervin Santana and Phil followed by Karl Malone at 575. NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. Hughes on the 10-day DL. East Division Dallas at Cleveland, 6 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed 1B Greg Bird and OF Among current players, James Hard- Detroit at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Jacoby Ellsbury on the 10-day DL and OF Clint W L Pct GB Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 6 p.m. Frazier on the seven-day concussion DL, retroactive en is second to James with 257 games, Orlando at Atlanta, 6 p.m. New York 1 0 1.000 — to March 26. Recalled INF/OF Tyler Austin from according to ESPN Stats & Informa- Utah at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 0 0 .000 ½ Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Milwaukee at Denver, 8 p.m. tion research. Miami 0 1 .000 1 TEXAS RANGERS — Selected the contract of RHP Phoenix at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta 0 0 .000 ½ Kevin Jepsen from Round Rock (PCL). Designated James typically avoids talking about Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. Washington 0 0 .000 ½ 1B Tommy Joseph for assignment. Placed RHPs Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. his accomplishments, saying that's Central Division Tony Barnette, Tim Lincecum and Ricardo Rodriguez, and LHP Martin Perez on the 10-day DL, what he'll do once he retires. But the W L Pct GB retroactive to March 26. double-digit scoring streak, which Chicago 1 0 1.000 — NHL STANDINGS TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Selected the contracts of RHPs John Axford and Tyler Clippard. Placed SS Cincinnati 0 0 .000 ½ EASTERN CONFERENCE dates to Jan. 5, 2007, and an eight- Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 ½ Troy Tulowitzki on the 60-day DL. Placed OFs Dalton point game against Milwaukee in his St. Louis 0 1 .000 1 Atlantic Division Pompey and Anthony Alford on the 10-day DL. Milwaukee 0 0 .000 ½ Designated LHP Sam Moll for assignment. Optioned fifth season, has turned him some- West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA LHP Tim Mayza, RF Teoscar Hernandez and RHP Joe x-Tampa Bay 76 51 21 4 106 273 217 Biagini to Buffalo (IL). what reflective. W L Pct GB x-Boston 75 47 17 11 105 249 194 National League Baseball "I've stayed available, obviously," Los Angeles 0 0 .000 — Toronto 77 46 24 7 99 261 219 ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed INF Johan Camargo, RHP James said following a 41-point, 10-re- Arizona 0 0 .000 — Florida 75 39 29 7 85 229 228 Chase Whitley and LHPs Luiz Gohara and Jacob San Francisco 0 0 .000 — Montreal 77 28 37 12 68 196 245 Lindgren on the 10-day DL, retroactive to March 26. bound, 8-assist performance in a win Colorado 0 0 .000 — Detroit 77 28 38 11 67 199 239 Optioned 3B Rio Ruiz to Gwinnett (IL). Reassigned over the Hornets. "I haven't played San Diego 0 0 .000 — Ottawa 76 26 39 11 63 207 270 SS Sean Kazmar, OFs Ezequiel Carrera and Danny Buffalo 76 24 40 12 60 177 250 THURSDAY’ Santana and RHP Anibal Sanchez to minor league every game but for the most part I've Metropolitan Division camp. played over 70 percent of my games Pittsburgh at Detroit, ppd. GP W L OT Pts GF GA CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned RHP Shae Simmons to Washington at Cincinnati, ppd. Iowa (PCL). throughout that journey. ... It's just an- Chicago Cubs 8, Miami 4 Washington 77 46 24 7 99 243 225 CINCINNATI REDS — Placed RHP Anthony DeSclafani N.Y. Mets 9, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 77 43 28 6 92 253 238 on the 60-day DL and LHP Brandon Finnegan and other feat for me to be appreciative Milwaukee at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia 78 39 25 14 92 234 232 RHPs David Hernandez, Michael Lorenzen and Kevin and humbled by what I've been able to Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Columbus 77 43 29 5 91 222 211 Shackelford on the 10-day DL. Placed RHP Raisel San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 7:08 p.m. New Jersey 76 40 28 8 88 229 228 Iglesias on the three-day paternity list. Recalled do. And just knowing where I come Colorado at Arizona, 10:10 p.m. Carolina 77 34 32 11 79 215 244 LHP Cody Reed and RHP Jackson Stephens from from, I look at it and say, 'Wow, I can't N.Y. Rangers 77 33 35 9 75 223 248 Louisville (IL). Selected the contract of INF/OF Cliff TODAY N.Y. Islanders 77 32 35 10 74 246 Pennington. believe I'm in this position,' knowing Pittsburgh (Nova 0-0) at Detroit (Zimmermann 0-0), 279 COLORADO ROCKIES— Placed RHPs Carlos Estevez where I come from." 1:10 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE and Jeff Hoffman and LHP Zac Rosscup on the 10- Washington (Scherzer 0-0) at Cincinnati (Bailey day DL, retroactive to March 26. As a child being raised by a single 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Central Division LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed RHPs Tom Koehler mom, James found father figures in Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 0-0) at Miami (Smith 0-0), and Yimi Garcia and 3B Justin Turner on the 10-day 7:10 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA DL, retroactive to March 26. the coaches who helped him refine his Philadelphia (Pivetta 0-0) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz x-Nashville 76 49 16 11 109 245 193 MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Brett Graves to 60-day game. There were others in Akron, 0-0), 7:35 p.m. x-Winnipeg 76 47 19 10 104 255 200 DL. Designated C Austin Nola for assignment. Colorado (Anderson 0-0) at Arizona (Ray 0-0), 9:40 Minnesota 76 42 24 10 94 233 215 Select contracts of RHP Jacob Turner, INF Yadiel Ohio, who protected the basketball p.m. St. Louis 76 43 28 5 91 212 198 Rivera and C Bryan Holaday New Orleans (PCL). prodigy and made sure he didn't stray Milwaukee (Chacin 0-0) at San Diego (TBD), 10:10 Colorado 77 41 28 8 90 241 224 Recalled LHP Jarlin García from Jacksonville (SL) p.m. Dallas 77 39 30 8 86 218 210 and LHP Dillon Peters and OF Braxton Lee from New from a path toward greatness. San Francisco (Cueto 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers (Wood Chicago 77 31 36 10 72 217 238 Orleans. Then there was Jordan, whose blend 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Pacific Division PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Placed RHPs Jerad SATURDAY GP W L OT Pts GF GA Eickhoff, Tommy Hunter and Mark Leiter Jr. on the of passion, skill and artistry made an 10-day DL, retroactive to March 26. Optioned RHP indelible impression on a young James. Pittsburgh at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. x-Vegas 77 48 22 7 103 256 208 Jake Arrieta to Clearwater (FSL). St. Louis at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. San Jose 77 44 23 10 98 238 209 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Placed RHP A.J. Schugel on "I think I fell in love with the game Washington at Cincinnati, 2:10 p.m. Los Angeles 77 42 28 7 91 224 190 the 10-day DL, retroactive to March 26. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Anaheim 77 39 25 13 91 218 208 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed LHP Madison because of Mike, just because of what Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Calgary 77 35 32 10 80 205 234 Bumgarner and RHP Mark Melancon on the 10-day he was able to accomplish," James Colorado at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. Edmonton 77 34 37 6 74 224 250 DL, retroactive to March 26. Placed RHP Julian Milwaukee at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. Vancouver 77 28 40 9 65 201 248 Fernandez on the 60-day DL and LHP Will Smith and said last year after breaking Jordan's San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. Arizona 77 27 39 11 65 193 244 RHP Jeff Samardzija on the 10-day DL. Selected the playoff scoring record. "When you're NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime contract of LF Gregor Blanco from Richmond (SL). loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild Recalled RHPs Pierce Johnson and Roberto Gomez watching Michael Jordan, it's almost cards per conference advance to playoffs. from Richmond. Recalled RHP Reyes Moronta from like a god. So I didn't think I could be NBA STANDINGS x-clinched playoff spot Sacramento (Cal). Mike." THE SUMTER ITEM SPORTS FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 | B3

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova’s Brunson is AP men’s college player of year

BY AARON BEARD a key contributor." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oklahoma freshman Trae Young was second SAN ANTONIO — A with 15 votes after leading long list of goals has taken the country in scoring up permanent space on (27.4) and assists (8.7). Jalen Brunson's wall, in- Arizona 7-foot-1 fresh- cluding becoming a confer- man Deandre Ayton ence player of the year, an earned seven votes after all-American and helping averaging 20.1 points, 11.6 Villanova win a second na- rebounds and shooting 61 tional championship in percent from the floor. three seasons. Duke freshman Marvin The junior Bagley III earned four point guard votes after leading the At- just reached lantic Coast Conference in another one scoring (21.0) and rebound- by becoming ing (11.1). The Associat- All three of those fresh- ed Press men have all declared for BRUNSON men's college the NBA draft. basketball The 6-3 Brunson is aver- player of the aging 19.2 points and shoot- year. ing nearly 53 percent while Brunson was presented providing the unflappable with the award Thursday leadership at the helm of at the Final Four, where the Wildcats offense. the Wildcats will face Kan- Wright can think of only sas Saturday in the nation- one time — at Providence al semifinals. He earned 36 this year — when Brunson of 65 votes from the same didn't look like himself in a panel that selects the AP game. The rest of the time, Top 25, with ballots submit- he's been as steady as they ted before the start of the come. NCAA Tournament. "He's not afraid to look Brunson was joined at bad, he's not afraid to fail," THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the trophy presentation by Wright said earlier this South Carolina’s A’ja Wilson (22) was named The Associated Press women’s player of the year on Thursday. coach Jay Wright as he be- week. "That's a big part of came the first Villanova his confidence." WILSON FROM PAGE B1 Wilson was the overwhelming choice, receiv- player to win the AP Brunson's efficiency might ing 22 votes. UConn’s Katie Lou Samuelson award. It came two days be his most impressive quali- was second with five. Kalani Brown of Baylor, after Brunson was the ty. He's shooting nearly 53 She still won The Associated Press women’s Asia Durr of Louisville, Megan Gustafson of leading vote-getter on the percent from the floor, 41 basketball Coach of the Year on Thursday Iowa, Sabrina Ionescu of Oregon and Victoria AP All-America first team. percent from the 3-point line after getting the Irish to a 33-3 record and the Vivians of Mississippi State each received one "It's written on my wall," and 81 percent from the line team’s first trip to the Final Four in three sea- vote. Brunson said of being an while rarely hoisting a sons. The South Carolina star, who is the first All-American and player of bunch of bad shots. “Without question this was the most chal- player from the school to win the AP award, is the year in a recent inter- Brunson's play, along lenging because of the constant stream of inju- the consensus first pick in the upcoming view with the AP. "It's with the rise of forward ries,” she said. “There goes another one. We WNBA draft. something that I strived for Mikal Bridges in an offense had to continually reboot and retool the of- “Look where she’s taken this program and but never really focused deep with shooters, helped fense and had to go to the zone for numbers.” all the things that are synonymous with her in on. I just knew that the Villanova spend a national- McGraw received 10 votes from the 32-mem- our program,” South Carolina coach Dawn more team success that we best eight weeks at No. 1 in ber national media panel that votes for the Staley said. “She’s been a part of two Final had, the individual honors the AP Top 25 this year on weekly AP Top 25. Mississippi State coach Vic Fours, one national championship, the history would come. I just really the way to earning the No. Schaefer also garnered 10 votes and McGraw book.” focused on what the team 1 seed in the NCAA East won a runoff. Wilson helped the Gamecocks to their first needed and how I could be Region. “Vic had an incredible season as well,” Mc- title last year and averaged 22.6 points and 11.8 Graw said of the Bulldogs coach who guided rebounds for the team this season before the his team to only one loss and the SEC regular Gamecocks lost to UConn on Monday night in season crown. the Albany regional final. TIGERS FROM PAGE B1 That loss came to South Carolina, which was McGraw also won the award in 2001, 2013 led by Wilson. and 2014. Only Geno Auriemma has won the “We watch this game of basketball and there award more, doing it nine times since it was Reserves expected to play Dabo Swinney, the Tigers are so many great players. To be listed as the first introduced in 1995. a bigger role include, 6-7 won a national champion- top player is a crazy feeling,” Wilson said. Louisville’s Jeff Walz had five votes while forward Aamir Simms, ship in football. “Going from a little girl who didn’t want to Baylor’s Kim Mulkey got three. UConn’s Geno who showed range from Brownell will soon meet touch a basketball to now being player of the Auriemma and Oregon’s Kelly Graves each the outside and an ability with athletic director Dan year is an amazing feeling.” had two. to rebound with the ACC’s Radakovich on a new con- best. tract that will tie him to Among Clemson’s com- Clemson beyond his cur- mitments for next year is rent deal, which expires 6-11 Trey Jemison of after the 2020-21 season. LOYOLAFROM PAGE B1 NCAA MEN’S & WOMEN’S Hoover, Alabama, who will “This is somewhere I’m FINAL FOUR become the team’s tallest happy at,” Brownell said. Still, as we await Saturday's shown on television, I think player. Brownell said next year’s semifinal games in San Anto- all of the cameras have proba- NCAA MEN’S FINAL FOUR Brownell believes the seniors in Reed, Mitchell At The Alamodome nio, the Ramblers are the only bly cramped the players' style San Antonio team’s increased commit- and Thomas can take a true outsiders of the quartet. in displaying their affection ment to basketball is start- page from the example set You've got two No. 1s in Villa- for Sister Jean. National Semifinals ing to pay off. The school by DeVoe and Grantham. Saturday, March 31 nova and Kansas playing each And Loyola's national Loyola of Chicago (32-5) vs. Michigan spent $63.5 million to reno- “Every group is differ- other with Loyola taking on a championship team -- yes, for (32-7), 6:09 p.m. vate Littlejohn Coliseum, ent,” Brownell said. “But Villanova (34-4) vs. Kansas (31-7), 8:49 No. 3 in Michigan. This is one those who aren't college p.m. improving locker rooms, these guys saw and a lot of those times where you hoops fans, Loyola won a na- National Championship lounges and practice space and showed they wanted to thank the Lord -- oops, I did it Monday, April 2 in ways it had for several get better after last year. tional title 55 years ago in Semifinal winners, 9:20 p.m. again -- that the NCAA has 1963 -- can't be left out of this years with its football pro- There’s no reason won NCAA WOMEN’S FINAL FOUR never done something stupid equation either. Yes, Sister At Columbus, Ohio gram. In time and with the think they can’t do the like reseeding the Final Four Jean was around Loyola then National Semifinals right leadership in coach same next season.” teams. The two No. 1s would -- at 43 years of age -- but the Friday, March 30 UConn (36-0) vs. Notre Dame (33-3), 7 or be taking on Loyola and Mich- story of this team was it had 9:30 p.m. igan and instead of each four starters whose skin Mississippi State (36-1) vs. Louisville (36-2), 7 or 9:30 p.m. other. Who knows, Michigan color happened to be black. National Championship Got might be playing the best of This at a time when there Sunday, April 1 GET A CAR! Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. a Job? the other three teams right was an unwritten rule that a now, but at least the chips are college basketball team could We Finance in House being allowed to fall where have no more than two black been winning games all sea- they may. starters. son. It won the regular season NO CREDIT CHECK How bad do you think the Also, this team played a and the tournament title in NCAA wants the Ramblers in first-round game against Mis- the Missouri Valley Confer- NO CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! BANKRUPTCY - NO PROBLEM! BAD CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! the championship game? I sissippi State in Michigan. ence, one of the best mid-ma- DIVORCE - NO PROBLEM! REALLY BAD CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! would think they're praying to Think about it -- Mississippi, jor conferences in the coun- God -- sorry -- for it to happen. 1963. That MSU team was try. The Ramblers expect to While Loyola isn't a big name whisked out of the state to win when they step on the school, the second part of its play the game, defying a state court. name -- Chicago -- means it is injunction designed to stop Michigan's style of defense located in one of the biggest the game. In 1963, teams from makes it tough on opponents, television markets in the Mississippi did not play inte- but Loyola is a stout defensive country. If the Ramblers grated opponents, no matter team as well. It has allowed 62 make it to Monday, you know the importance of the game. points in three tournament everyone who lives in and When Loyola team captain games and 68 in the other. around Chicago and cares one Jerry Harkness, a young Loyola will triumph over iota about sports will be tuned black man, shook hands with the Wolverines on a Hail in, much less a large swath of Mississippi State captain Joe Mary 3-point shot -- I couldn't the country that loves a great Dan Gold, a young white man, resist. Whether that will be 2004 Ford Expedition story. in the pregame meeting at the case, I don't know, but the And let there be no doubt center court, it was one of the Ramblers will be playing on Thanks Boyle, about this, this is a great more significant social mo- Monday against Villanova. “It was a fast and easy pro- story. A wheelchair-bound ment in sports history in this Kansas or Villanova will easi- nun who has been a part of country. ly be the most complete team cess getting a car at Boyle. this program long before the The feel good story is only Loyola will have met in the Jesse Hein camera lights of the NCAA going to do so much though. tournament, but when you Apply For Credit Online At: www.boylebhph.com tournament shone on her or Can the Ramblers pull this come down to one game, it's the players offering words of off ? Sure they can, I don't wide open. BUY HERE wisdom and inspiration is know if they will, but it is cer- The pressure will be firmly cool. And the love and respect tainly possible. on whoever Loyola is playing PAY HERE the players obviously have for This team isn't a fluke. It for the title and the Ramblers 347 Broad Street this woman makes it even has won 32 games and lost have proven to be opportunis- more heartwarming. While it only five. It's not a team that Sumter, SC tic. So why not one more na- Boyle 773-BHPH (2474) can be seen by interactions got hot at the right time; it has tional title? B4 | FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 SPORTS THE SUMTER ITEM

BASEBALL ROUNDUP Springer, World Series champ Astros top Texas 4-0 in opener

FROM WIRE REPORTS Cubs past Derek Jeter’s Miami Mar- lins 8-4 Thursday. ARLINGTON, Texas — World Series METS 9 MVP George Springer hit a leadoff CARDINALS 4 homer in the season opener for the sec- ond year in a row, Justin Verlander NEW YORK — Yoenis Cespedes pitched six scoreless innings and the drove in three runs and newcomer Houston Astros started their champi- Adrian Gonzalez hit a go-ahead double onship defense with a 4-1 win over the to lead Noah Syndergaard and the Texas Rangers on Thursday. New York Mets past the St. Louis Car- Jake Marisnick also homered for dinals 9-4 in their opener Thursday. the Astros, whose 57th year as a fran- BRAVES 8 chise began with them as reigning PHILLIES 5 World Series champs for the first time. ORIOLES 3 ATLANTA — Nick Markakis hit a TWINS 2 three-run homer with two out in the ninth inning, capping the At- BALTIMORE — Adam Jones hom- lanta Braves’ comeback from a five- ered on Fernando Rodney’s first pitch run deficit that rocked the Phila- starting the bottom of the 11th inning, delphia Phillies 8-5 Thursday and and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Min- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ruined the managing debut of Gabe nesota Twins 3-2 Thursday for their Houston starting pitcher Justin Verlander (35) delivers a pitch during the Astros’ 4-0 vic- Kapler. eighth consecutive opening day victory. tory over the Texas Rangers on Opening Day of the baseball season on Thursday in Ar- Freddie Freeman and Ozzie Albies YANKEES 6 lington, Texas. also homered for Atlanta, which won BLUE JAYS 1 with a walk-off hit on opening day for their opener for the first time since 2011. league history to homer three times the first time since 1998. TORONTO — Giancarlo Stanton RAYS 6 on opening day, the White Sox went Hector Neris (0-1) gave up an infield made the expected impression in his RED SOX 4 deep six times total and Chicago rout- hit to Charlie Culberson and an inten- New York Yankees debut — and more. ed the Kansas City Royals 14-7 on tional walk to Freeman before Marka- Stanton began his Yankees career with ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— Denard Thursday to spoil their 50th anniver- kis drove a 1-1 pitch over the right- the hardest-hit, opposite-field home run Span made a huge splash in his debut sary celebration. field wall. since Major League Baseball began for his hometown team on opening Cesar Hernandez homered for the tracking exit velocity in 2015, doubled day, lining a bases-loaded triple to NATIONAL LEAGUE Phillies, who wasted a strong perfor- and hit a second homer into the center- highlight a six-run rally in the eighth CUBS 8 mance by Aaron Nola — the young- field party deck in the ninth. Stanton’s inning that sent the Tampa Bay Rays MARLINS 4 est opening-day starter for the Phil- four RBIs led the Yankees over the To- over the Boston Red Sox 6-4 Thursday. lies since Dennis Bennett in 1964. ronto Blue Jays 6-1 Thursday and gave WHITE SOX 14 MIAMI — Ian Happ homered on the Kapler was sure to feel the heat for Aaron Boone in a win in his first game ROYALS 7 first pitch of the major league season, lifting the 24-year-old Nola in the as a professional manager. and Anthony Rizzo made his emotion- sixth with a 5-0 lead after just 68 Luis Severino (1-0) pitched 5⅔ score- KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Matt David- al homecoming even more memorable pitches, especially when the bullpen less innings for the Yankees, who won son became the fourth player in major with a home run, leading the Chicago gave it away.

SPORTS ITEMS AREA ROUNDUP Rusty Staub, slugger who Sumter earns 12-9 win over Carolina Forest played 23 seasons, dies at 73 MYRTLE BEACH — BOYS Sumter High School im- proved to 3-4 in Region FROM WIRE REPORTS EMMERT: CHANGES NEEDED, BUT DRAKE HIRES DARIAN DEVRIES AS VARSITY BASEBALL NOT PAYING PLAYERS NEW BASKETBALL COACH VI-5A with a 12-9 win over CLARENDON HALL 3 Carolina Forest on Wednes- PATRICK HENRY 2 NEW YORK — The New NEW YORK — NCAA Presi- DES MOINES, Iowa — Drake day at the CF field. York Mets say former slugger dent Mark Emmert is hopeful has hired longtime Creighton Kaylee Posey had three SUMMERTON — Claren- Rusty Staub has died at 73. the scandal roiling college assistant Darian DeVries as its and picked up the victory don Hall picked up its first The team said in a statement basketball will lead to major basketball coach. for the Lady Gamecocks. SCISA Region I-1A win of he died Thursday after an ill- rule changes, but schools pay- The Bulldogs announced Katelyn Browder also had the season on Wednesday, ness in a hospital in West Palm ing players is likely a non- Thursday that DeVries will re- three hits, one a double, beating Patrick Henry 3-2 Beach, Florida, hours before starter. place Niko Medved, who last and three runs batted in. at the CH field. the start of the baseball sea- In a 45-minute phone inter- week left after one season at Josie Self had two dou- Kameron Earles scored son. A team spokesman says view with The Associated Drake to take over at Colorado bles and three RBI, Gabby the winning run in the bot- the Mets learned of the death Press, Emmert said he expects State. Kirkman had two hits and tom of the seventh inning, from friends of Staub who a commission to reform col- DeVries, a native of Apling- two RBI, Erin McCaffrey going home from third were with him at the time. lege basketball to put forth ton, Iowa, and the brother of and Alexis Jacobs both had base on a bad pickoff Staub was a six-time All- proposals that could modern- former Detroit Lions star two hits, including a dou- throw to first. Star and the only player in ize NCAA rules on player- Jared DeVries, spent the past ble, and Morgan Berry had Earles scored two runs major league history to have agent relationships, devise 17 years as an assistant with two hits and an RBI. and Bobby Ashba had the at least 500 hits with four dif- new ways to handle high-pro- the Bluejays under coaches EAST CLARENDON 6 other for the Saints, who ferent teams. The orange- file enforcement cases and ad- Dana Altman and Greg Mc- JOHNSONVILLE 0 are 5-7 overall and 1-7 in haired outfielder became a dress the NBAs one-and-done Dermott. Creighton made 12 region play. huge hit with fans in the U.S. rule. The commission, led by NCAA Tournament appear- JOHNSONVILLE — Dylan Way pitched the and Canada during a career former Secretary of State ances and went 460-211 with Marleigh Floyd tossed a first four innings, allowing spanning 23 seasons. Condoleezza Rice, is on track DeVries on its staff. 7-hit shutout to lead East two hits. Ashba worked the Staub played from 1963 to to give its recommendations DeVries will be Drake's Clarendon High School to a final three innings, allow- 1985 and finished 284 hits shy NCAA leadership when the fourth coach in the last 16 6-0 victory over Johnson- ing one hit to get the win. of 3,000. Affectionately Division I Board of Directors months. Ray Giacoletti left ville on Wednesday at the LAKEWOOD 13 dubbed "Le Grand Orange" in meets in April 24-25. early in the 2016-17 season JHS gymnasium. MANNING 2 Montreal, he broke into the Emmert says he does not and was followed by interim Olivia Singletary was majors as a teenager with think the NCAA is in crisis coach Jeff Rutter and 2-for-4 with an RBI. Kins- MANNING — Dalton Houston, lasted into his 40s and that the "vast majority of Medved. ley Driggers hit a solo Browder had five strike- with the Mets and spent de- what's going on inside" the as- The 42-year-old DeVries homer, Elly Floyd had a outs and scattered four hits cades doing charity work in sociations is working "incredi- played at Northern Iowa, hit and two runs and Gra- to lead Lakewood High the New York area. bly well." where he scored 1,084 points. cen Watts had a hit and an School to a 13-2 victory RBI. over Manning on Wednes- On Tuesday in Green day at Monarch Field. Sea, EC beat Green Sea- Cory Blackley led the ANTS FROM PAGE B1 Floyds 22-4 in four innings. Gators, who improved to Driggers had a double 10-3, going 3-for-3 with two and a grand slam with six RBI. Trent Frye had two This weekend’s series is pivotal in terms is not rocket science -- we’ve played really RBI. Watts was 2-for-2 with hits and two RBI and of region standings with only four more se- well against some good teams and then a homer and three RBI, Bobby Crisp had a double ries remaining. Like Florence-Darlington, we’ve played not so well against teams that Caitlin Timmons and Han- and two RBI. Louisburg (20-11, 5-3) has played one fewer weren’t as good. Right now we’re just con- nah Hickman both had two series than USC Sumter this season and has cerned with getting our work in, getting our hits and two RBI, and Abby JV BASEBALL the same number of losses. Fire Ants ace good quality swings and focusing on each Reardon and Elly Floyd CLARENDON HALL 11 Blake Robinson will get the call to start on rep(ition). If we have to start having pep had two hits apiece. PATRICK HENRY 1 the mound in today’s Game 1, and Lindsey talks after Game 34, we’re probably in trou- Robinson will start Game 2. On Saturday, ble to begin with. VARSITY SOCCER SUMMERTON — Claren- Jack Webb gets the start in Game 1 and for- “Playing in the moment is what it’s all GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL 4 don Hall improved to 7-3 mer Sumter High School pitcher Daniel about, and not getting caught looking ahead LAKEWOOD 1 with an 11-1 victory over Twitty will start Game 4. or looking at your opponent too closely,” Patrick Henry on Wednes- “If we can bounce back with some solid Medlin said. “Let’s change speeds, let’s lo- Lakewood High School day at the CH field. play and not get caught up in all the hype, cate fastballs, let’s try to strike out less than lost to Governor’s School TJ Curlee led the offense, we’ll be all right,” Medlin said. “I don’t the opposition, let’s have good, concise ap- of Science & Math 4-1 on going 4-for-4 with six RBI. think I’ve ever felt good about being in first proaches and get runs in from second and Wednesday at J. Frank Josh Kennard was 2-for-3 place in March, because it doesn’t mean third with less than two outs. Do those Baker Stadium. with two RBI. Blane Ken- anything. We’ve got a long way to go with things, and we’ve got a shot.” Sydney Gonzalez scored nard was the winning three (region) series left to play, and we’re Medlin invited the Sumter community to the Gators’ only goal, while pitcher. going to have to go out and play well. come out to Riley Park and support high- Emily Cadena had an as- They’re good teams and two of the three are quality baseball. sist. Shelby Brown had five B TEAM BASEBALL on the road, but the most important one is “I tell everybody we’re the best-kept se- saves in goal. LAURENCE MANNING 12 the one that happens (today) and Saturday cret in town, and we don’t get a lot of local ROBERT E. LEE 2 and hopefully we can just go out and play fan base. I’d kill to have those folks come JV SOCCER good, sound, fundamental baseball.” out,” Medlin said. “We’ve got some local SUMTER 2 MANNING — Laurence Stressing the fundamentals and staying in young men -- Daniel Twitty is doing a phe- CAMDEN 0 Manning Academy defeat- the moment, at this point in the season, is nomenal job for us, prepped at Sumter High. ed Robert E. Lee Academy all that’s really necessary for a team look- Leniel Gonzalez is doing a phenomenal job Sumter High School im- 12-2 on Wednesday at the ing to nail down another solid campaign. for us, prepped at Lakewood. But we’ve got proved to 2-4 with a 2-0 vic- LMA field. Medlin said he isn’t a fan of pep talks and them from all over the state, and from seven tory over Camden on Mickey Jordan was 4-for- prefers a business-like approach to the states and Australia and Canada. Wednesday at the SHS 4 with four RBI. Austin game. “Last weekend, I was looking in the field. Geddings had two hits and “We’ve played 34 games, and we’ve talked stands, and (Florence-Darlington) had more Abbey Grace Bryant and Jackson Campbell picked at length about where we feel like we should fans here than we did,” he said. “If you’re Raina Evans scored goals up his third win of the sea- be and where we actually are, and it’s sort looking for something good to do on Friday for the Lady Gamecocks. son. of ironic that they’re not that far apart,” or Saturday afternoon, come watch some Camden Brooks had an as- Medlin said. “The big thing right now -- this good college baseball.” sist. From staff reports THE SUMTER ITEM SPORTS FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 | B5

THE MASTERS A must-see Masters with Tiger Woods back among the best

BY DOUG FERGUSON like it. The Associated Press "It is literally ... it's a players' heav- en." This Masters is as much about a red Can he win? It seems like such an shirt as a green jacket. absurd thought considering where Tiger Woods is back for only the sec- Woods was even a year ago. ond time in the last five years, and He told Jack Nicklaus at the Cham- what makes the sight of him at Augus- pions Dinner last year how much he ta National even more tantalizing is was hurting, and Nick Faldo was that Woods is starting to look like the struck by the negative tone. Woods player who dominated golf for nearly had fusion surgery on his lower back 15 years. two weeks later. Then, in another low He has power. His short game is moment, he was arrested in the early sharp. He makes putts. hours of Memorial Day on a DUI Never mind that Woods is not charge when Florida police found him ranked among the top 100 players. Or asleep behind the wheel of his car. that it has been 13 years since he last The image of Woods pumping his won the Masters in that Sunday red fist in that red shirt was replaced by shirt, and four years and eight months the sunken eyes of his mug shot. since he last won any tournament. Woods attributed it to a bad combina- The buzz following Woods since his tion of prescription drugs and sought return from a fourth back surgery has treatment. been bigger and louder than when he He sure didn't look like a Masters fa- was No. 1 in the world, piling up 79 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vorite then. He didn't look like one just victories on the PGA Tour and 14 ma- Tiger Woods lines up a putt on the 13th hole during the final round of the Valspar over six months ago at the Presidents jors. The longer he was away from the Championship in Palm Harbor, Florida, earlier this month. The buzz following Woods Cup, where as an assistant captain he game, the more his feats looked even since his return from a fourth back surgery has been bigger and louder than when he said he could picture a scenario where more legendary. And the longer he was No. 1 in the world, piling up 79 victories on the PGA Tour and 14 majors. Read the he didn't return to competition at all. was gone, the more plausible it was full story at www.theitem.com. Now he has one thing in mind: an- that Woods might never return, at other green jacket. least not at a competitive level. prise now." No boxes of golf balls. No need to reg- "I'm just building toward April," he In his last three starts leading to the As much as golf has missed the en- ister. No tee time. said. Masters, Woods was within one shot ergy he brings to a tournament, "Very frustrating," Woods said. "Be- The biggest obstacle for Woods? So of the lead at some point in the final Woods has missed golf, especially that cause I love playing Augusta National. is everyone else. round. His only close call was the Val- first full week in April. I love it. And I know how to play it. Adding to the anticipation of the spar Championship, when he was a 40- He has been to Augusta National Sometimes I don't play it well, but I Masters, which starts April 5, that all foot birdie putt away on the 18th hole each of the last two years for the know how to play it. Me being out the best players are hitting their stride from forcing a playoff. Champions Dinners. Just like always, there on those greens and hitting going into the first major of the year. That prompted Jason Day to say, Woods walked up the stairs to the putts and being creative, there's no In the first 12 weeks, 11 players who "For him to come back and win ... I locker room reserved for Masters other golf course like it in the world won on the PGA Tour already were el- don't think it's going to be a huge sur- champions. But there were no clubs. and there's no other golf tournament igible for the Masters.

OBITUARIES He leaves to cherish his Choir, Starlight Ministry, sent to the family at jobsmor- memories: his wife, Rosemary Chancellor Choir, Pulpit Aid [email protected] or visit us on SAMUEL LEVY Jefferson Richardson of the Ministry, and Church School the web at www.jobsmortuary. He was born on Feb. 23, home; three sons, Randolph Teacher. net. MANNING — Samuel 1964, in Manning, a son of the Jefferson of Sumter, Quinton Bertha, affectionately called LULABELL EPPS "Sam" Levy, 61, husband of late Alex and Willie Mae Jefferson of Greenwood and "Sister," loved her family and Dorothy Mellerson Levy, died Briggs Gamble. Aaron Jefferson of Sumter; friends passionately and held Lulabell Epps, 76, widow of on Monday, March 26, 2018, at The family is receiving two daughters, Quantia Rich- a special love for her children Harry Epps, departed this life the Medical Uni- friends at the residence, 1309 ardson of Charlotte, North and grandchildren. She knew on Sunday, March 25, 2018, at versity of South Wayines Drive, Manning. Carolina, and Tevishiah the importance of training a her residence. Carolina, These services have been Quanna (Jimmy) Lucas of child in the way he should go. She was born on March 10, Charleston. entrusted to Samuels Funeral Elgin; three sisters, Venete She made sure her children 1942, in Sumter, a daughter of He was born Home LLC of Manning. (Henry) Edwards of Washing- attended church school and the late Marietta McCray and on March 2, 1957, VARNIE V. MCLEOD ton, D.C., Edna James of Pat- church services but most im- James Chandler. in Summerton, a erson, New Jersey, and Lucile portantly, she attended with Public viewing will be held LEVY son of the late PINEWOOD — Varnie V. Myers of Sumter; seven them. from 2 to 6 p.m. today at Job's James Levy Sr. McLeod, 98, died on Wednes- brothers, Frank (Grace) Rich- She was an extraordinary Mortuary Inc. and Daisy Riley day, March 28, 2018, at her ardson of Fayetteville, North culinary expert and loved her Mrs. Epps will be placed in Levy. home in Pinewood. Carolina, Charles (Robina) favorite television soap opera, the church at noon on Satur- Funeral services for Mr. Born in Pinewood, she was Richardson, John (Layvonne) "Days of Our Lives." She also day for viewing until the hour Levy will be held at 11 a.m. on a daughter of the late Ben L. Richardson, Mallie (Dot) Rich- enjoyed watching her favorite of service. Saturday at Historic Mount and Ethel V. McLeod. Miss ardson, Charlie (Deborah) westerns, "Bonanza" and Funeral service will be held Zion AME Church, 6547 MW McLeod was a member of Richardson, Michael (Barba- "Gunsmoke." at 1 p.m. on Saturday at As- Rickenbaker Road, Summer- Bethel Baptist Church. She ra) Richardson and Ronald "Sister" will truly be missed bury United Methodist ton, with the Rev. Samuel L. was retired from Pioneer (Cynthia) Richardson, all of because of her beautiful Church, 355 Pudding Swamp Davis, pastor, officiating, the Dress. Sumter; mothers-in-law, Mar- smile, kind and loving heart, Road, Lynchburg, SC 29080 Rev. Patrick B. Mellerson pre- Surviving are two sisters, tha Jefferson and Liza Jeffer- but most of all, her unique with Pastor Shirley Ann McK- siding, and the Rev. Albert L. Caroline McLeod and Ethel son; sister-in-law, Katie (Clar- nurturing ability she pos- night officiating and the Rev. Thompson, the Rev. Harold McLeod, both of Pinewood. ence) Wilson of Harker sessed and the love she Ernest Frierson, eulogist. In- Conyers and the Rev. Court- Funeral services will be Heights, Texas; brother-in- showed with grace and ten- terment will follow at Good- ney D. Colleton assisting. held at 3 p.m. on Saturday at law, Col. Marion Jefferson of derness. man Cemetery. Burial will follow at the Bethel Baptist Church with San Antonio, Texas; one aunt, She leaves to cherish her The family will be receiving churchyard cemetery. the Rev. Andrew Basham and Mary Lee Davis of Paterson; precious memories: two friends at the home, 480 Pud- The family is receiving the Rev. Allan Glass officiat- three grandchildren; five spe- daughters, Lisa M. Jackson of ding Swamp Road, Lynch- friends at his residence, 4075 ing. Burial will be at Pine- cial niece and nephews; and a Sumter and Kimberly T. Jack- burg, SC 29080. Alex Harvin Highway, Man- wood Cemetery. host of other nieces, nephews, son of the home; one son, Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. ning. The family will receive relatives and friends. Adrian C. Jackson of the Main St., Sumter, is in charge These services have been friends from 2 to 3 p.m. on Sat- The family is receiving rela- home; one sister, Susan E. of arrangements. entrusted to Samuels Funeral urday at Bethel Baptist tives and friends at the home, Jackson of the home; one DR. CURTIS V. GOINGS Home LLC of Manning. Church and other times at the 1060 Toby Court, Sumter. brother, Arthur Jackson Sr. MAMIE R. JEFFERSON home, 3885 Cody Road, Pine- Funeral services will be of Sumter; two sisters-in-law, Dr. Curtis V. Goings, 50, de- wood. held at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Carrie Jackson of Sumter and parted this life on March 20, Our dearly beloved Mamie Online condolences may be Ebenezer AME Church, 119 E. Hazel Jackson of Baltimore; 2018, in Atlanta. Rivers Jefferson, 70, died on sent to www.sumterfunerals. Sumter St., Mayesville, with three grandchildren, Adri- He was born on June 15, Monday, March 26, 2018. com. the Rev. Phillip L. Washing- anne A. Rivers, Gabrielle I. 1967, in Sumter, a son of Ruth Funeral services will be Elmore Hill McCreight Fu- ton, pastor, eulogist. Epps and Jordan Montgom- Blanding and the late James held at 11 a.m. on neral Home & Crematory, 221 The funeral procession will ery; and a host of nieces, Goings. Saturday at Clar- Broad St., Sumter, is in charge leave at 1:20 p.m. from the nephews, relatives and Graveside service will be endon School of the arrangements, (803) home. friends. held at 10 a.m. on Saturday at District 1 Com- 775-9386. Burial will be at Mayesville We thank God immensely Hillside Memorial Park. munity Resource Cemetery. for the privilege to know and Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. Center, 1154 These services have been love Bertha. She will forever Main St., Sumter, is in charge Fourth St., Sum- entrusted to the management be remembered for all she did of arrangements. merton. and staff of Williams Funeral for others and the sacrifices JEFFERSON CORA LEE SINGLETON Viewing will Home Inc., 821 N. Main St., she made; for there will be no be held from 1 to Sumter. other like her. Cora Lee Singleton, 94, 6 p.m. today at the funeral Online memorial messages She was preceded in death widow of Frank Singleton Jr., home. may be sent to the family at by one sister, Martha V. Jack- departed this life on Wednes- Funeral arrangements are RANDOLPH RICHARDSON [email protected]. son; and five brothers, John day, March 28, 2018, at Palmet- entrusted to Summerton Fu- com. Visit us on the web at E. Jackson, James T. Mont- to Health Tuomey. neral Home LLC, 23 S. Duke Randolph "Randy" Richard- www.williamsfuneralhomeinc. gomery, Charles Jackson, Wil- She was born on Sept. 30, St., Summerton, (803) 485- son, 55, departed this life on com. liam Jackson and Robert 1923, in Dalzell a daughter of 3755. Thursday, March 22, 2018, at BERTHA MAE JACKSON Jackson Jr. the late William and Julia LOUISE W. MACK Palmetto Health Tuomey. Public viewing will be held Spann Nixon. Born on Jan. 25, 1963, in Bertha Mae "Sister" Jack- from 1 to 6 p.m. today at Job's The family will be receiving MANNING — Louise With- Sumter County, he was a son son was born on Aug. 29, 1947, Mortuary. friends at the home, 432 Love erspoon Mack, 96, widow of of the late Rev. Frank H. and in Clarendon County, to the Ms. Jackson will be placed St., Sumter, SC 29150. Andrew Mack, died on Tues- Rebecca McFadden Richard- late Albertha Illery Jackson in the church at 10 a.m. on Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. day, March 27, 2018, at son. At an early age, he joined and Robert Jackson Sr. Ber- Saturday for viewing until the Main St., Sumter, is in charge McLeod Health Clarendon, Mechanicsville United Meth- tha departed this life on Mon- hour of service. of arrangements. Manning. odist Church. Later he be- day, March 26, 2018, at the Funeral services will be JAMES FORD SR. She was born on Feb. 22, came a part of the music min- Medical University of South held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at 1922, in Williamsburg County, istry at Ebenezer AME Carolina in Charleston. St. Paul AME Church, 835 James "Busta" Ford Sr., 87, a daughter of the late John- Church, Mayesville. He re- She attended the public Plowden Mill Road, Sumter, husband of Shirul Pearson son and Queen Jacob Wither- ceived his education in the schools of Sumter County and SC 29153, with Pastor Freder- Ford, departed this life on spoon. public schools of Sumter became an alumnae of East- ick F. Graves officiating and Thursday, March 29, 2018, at The family is receiving County and was a graduate of ern High School in 1967. She the Rev. Alvin E. Webb, eulo- his residence. friends at her residence, 4197 Mayewood High School Class was employed as a childcare gist. He was born on Dec. 19, Kingstree Highway, Manning. of 1981. He attended Central provider for more than 30 Interment will follow at Ev- 1930, in Sumter, a son of the These services have been Carolina Technical College. years. She had a special love ergreen Memorial Park. late Delgar Ford Sr. and entrusted to Samuels Funeral He was employed at S&S Muf- for children and they all had a The family will receive Naomi Carey Ford. Home LLC of Manning. fler and previously employed special love for her. She ac- friends at the home, 1715 The family will be receiving MARVIN L. GAMBLE by Color-Fi and Georgia Pacif- cepted Christ at an early age ReedRoman Road, Sumter, SC friends at the home, 204 Al- ic. Randy would bring laugh- and joined St. Paul AME 29153. bert Spears Drive, Sumter, SC MANNING — Marvin Louis ter everywhere he went and Church. She devoted her time Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. 29150. Gamble, 54, died on Sunday, he enjoyed the times spent and dedicated service to the Main St., Sumter, is in charge Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. March 25, 2018, at Jackson traveling with his siblings and Allen Christian Endeavor of arrangements. Main St., Sumter, is in charge South Hospital, Miami. their families. (ACE) Fellowship, Junior Online memorials may be of arrangements. B6 THE ITEM CLASSIFIEDS FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 DELINQUENT TAX SALE Under and by virtue of Tax Executions issued by the Treasurer of Sumter The successful purchaser (or assignee) is also responsible for the cost of County of taxes past due and unpaid, proper levy has been made on the the mortgage/title search. real estate hereinafter described as designated in the office of the County Auditor. I will sell the same at public auction to the highest bidder in the TERMS: CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER Court Room #1 at 141 North Main Street, in the City and County of Sumter, State of South Carolina at 10:00 A.M. on Monday, April 9, 2018. * ALL BIDDERS MAY PRE-REGISTER IN SUMTER COUNTY Procedures for Tax Sale are found in Title 12 Chapter 51 of the Code of TREASURER’S OFFICE FROM NOW THRU April 6, 2018. THERE IS Laws of South Carolina, as amended. A $10.00 NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION FEE. NO REGISTRATION ON DAY OF SALE. REDEMPTION period for property sold is TWELVE months from the date of the sale. The successful purchaser (or assignee) is responsible for CAROLINA B. RICHARDSON the cost of tax title/or bill(s) of sale plus any documentary stamps COUNTY TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR necessary to be affixed and recording fees if property is not redeemed.

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DESCRIPTION LOT/BLD/ACERAGE REC # TAXPAYER DIST. 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010731-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604015 1 LOT 019455-16-3 DICKEY ERNEST & CONNIE B LOWER 2 3400001016 1 ACR 010732-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604016 1 LOT 019481-16-3 DICKS BETTY J 1 2301202002 2 BLD 1 LOT 010733-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604017 1 LOT 019498-16-3 DICKS NAPOLION HEIRS OF ETAL 17 2290904043 1 LOT 010734-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604018 1 LOT 846383-12-3 DIGGS JOHNNY M 2 4000018559 1 BLD 010735-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604019 1 LOT 019603-16-3 DINGLE RONDERA DARINESHA 2 4000037292 1 BLD 010736-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604020 1 LOT 019667-16-3 DINKINS ELLA M 2 770001015 1 LOT 010737-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604021 1 LOT 019679-16-3 DINKINS HELEN WILLIAMS 2 4000035984 1 BLD 010738-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100604022 1 LOT 019747-16-3 DINKINS MAGGIE M 2 4000026235 1 BLD 010739-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100605001 1 LOT 004942-16-5 DIX CHAD LEE 2 4000035607 1 BLD 010740-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2100605002 1 LOT 019978-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2270504005 2 BLD 1 LOT 010741-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101001 1 LOT 019979-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2270504008 2 BLD 1 LOT 010742-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101002 1 LOT 019981-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2270504035 1 BLD 1 LOT 010743-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101003 1 LOT 019982-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2271203035 2 BLD 1 LOT 010744-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101004 1 LOT 019984-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2290703026 1 BLD 1 LOT 010745-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101005 1 LOT 019986-16-3 DIXON ELIZABETH B 17 2490704006 1 LOT 010746-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101006 1 LOT 020079-16-3 DOBSON DONNIE LEE 2 4000001659 1 BLD 010747-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101007 1 LOT 020078-16-3 DOBSON DONNIE LEE 2 3671102003 1 BLD 1 LOT 010748-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101008 1 LOT 020083-16-3 DOCHERTY ALTON LEE JR 17 2481503012 1 BLD 1 LOT 010749-16-3 BURGESS ROBERT A JR 2 2101101009 1 LOT 020225-16-3 DORITY ALMA 1 4000033271 1 BLD 010751-16-3 BURGESS 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Summons & Tree Service Help Wanted Work Wanted Unfurnished LEGAL Notice Full-Time Homes Tree removal, stump grinding, & ad Litem 's written report will be 10 years + experience home Cozy Home in Rembert, if you NOTICES pressure washing. Jenkinson Tree Need two experienced cabinet available for review twenty-four (24) health care providers seeking full wish to unwind in a stress free Service, LLC. Fully insured. Call makers. Only experienced need hours in advance of the hearing; (3) time 3rd shift positions. If you have a atmosphere. PRIVATE COZY Pic- you may review the report at the 803-847-8014 for a free estimate. apply. Call 803-983-2212 Beer & Wine loved one that needs assistance or turesque 3BR, new appliances, new Guardian ad Litem Program county just the safety of someone in the License office. THE TREE DOCTOR HVAC, $900a month. Call Professional tree care at affordable Cashier needed full time. Must have home with them at night, we can 803-900-5280 some computer knowledge, be provide several exc. local references. Notice Of Application S. C. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL prices. 4 generations of expert tree Notice is hereby given that James H. SERVICES care. Over 65 yrs. exp. Tree removal, self-motivated, dependable & ener- 803-494-5009 or 803-236-2094 Mobile Home Bell DBA Bell JH LQR Store intends Lil Ann Gray, SC Bar No.: 2401 stump grinding, pruning, lot clearing, getic. Apply at Wally's Hardware Rentals Tommy Shealy, SC Bar No.: 5048 to apply to the South Carolina bob cat & lot clearing also available. 1291 Broad St. Department of Revenue for a license Becky Farmer, SC Bar No.: 101927 Free estimates. Call 803-720-7147 4BR, 2BA DW MH with Dbl. carport permit that will allow the sale OFF Exp. auto mechanic needed. premises consumption of Beer, Laura Drew, SC Bar No.: 101522 , C/H/A, Hwy 15 near Summerton, Attorneys for Plaintiff A Notch Above Tree Care Full Send resume to: P-483 c//o The RENTALS Wine, and Liquor at 15 Murphy St. quality service low rates, lic./ins., free $600/mo., $600 sec. dep, Housing Sumter, SC 29150. To object to the P O Box 84129 Item, PO Box 1677 Sumter SC 29151 est BBB accredited 983-9721 Authority vouchers will be consid- issuance of this permit / license, Lexington, S.C. 29073-4129 ered. 803-378-6206. written protest must be postmarked Telephone: (803) 785-2960 Roofers Needed. Must have 3 no later than April 16, 2018. For a Fax: (803) 785-1514 Rooms for Rent years experience minimum and Commercial Rentals protest to be valid, it must be in PETS & Driver's license a plus. Must be able writing, and should include the following information: (1) the name, ANIMALS to pass back ground and drug ROOM For Rent Bi-weekly or address and telephone number of screen. Serious inquiries call monthly. Near Morris College. Kit. For Rent: 4,000 sq ft & 1700 sq ft the person filing the protest; (2) the 803-478-2950. privileges, laundry incl. also, all retail space at Gamecock Plaza. Call specific reasons why the application ANNOUNCEMENTS utilities. Call 803-968-3655 Bobby Sisson 803-464-2730 should be denied; (3) that the person Birds Nesbitt Transportation is now protesting is willing to attend a hearing (if one is requested by the hiring Class A CDL Drivers. Must be ROOMS FOR RENT $100- $125 TRANSPORTATION applicant); (4) that the person Announcements African Grey Parrot, 1 year old, 23 yrs old and have 2 yrs /wkly. First week rent free! All utilities protesting resides in the same male with large cage. $1,000. Call experience. Home nights and week- & cable included. 803-938-2709 county where the proposed place of Mr. Wayne Greene 803-459-4132 ends. Call 843-621-0943 or business is located or within five has opened a new finance office. 843-659-8254 Unfurnished miles of the business; and (5) the Apartments name of the applicant and the He would like to have his address of the premises to be customers to call or come by. Help Wanted Autos For Sale licensed. Protests must be mailed to: Gates Finance & Tax, 561 Unit Part-Time HUNTINGTON PLACE S.C. Department of Revenue, ATTN: #7 Bultman Dr. Phone MERCHANDISE APARTMENTS 2006 Chevy Trail Blazer LT, ABL, P.O. Box 125, Columbia, South 803-774-7600. Hope to hear from RENTS FROM $625 PER MO. 121,000 miles. In good condition. Carolina 29214; or Faxed to: (803) you soon! Exp. Trailer switcher needed in 896-0110. Asking $3500 OBO. Call Want to Buy Sumter to move trailers in yard. Do washouts & minor repairs. Thurs., LEASING OFFICE LOCATED AT 803-464-0806 Summons & Fri. & Sun. 7 am - 5 pm. Must have 2 ASHTON MILL Notice Will buy furniture by piece or bulk, yrs exp. CDL & clean driving record. APARTMENT HOMES BUSINESS tools, trailers, lawn mowers, 4 803-938-2708 M-F 9am-3pm lv msg 595 ASHTON MILL DRIVE SUMMONS AND wheelers, or almost anything of with experience. 803-773-3600 NOTICE SERVICES value. Also old signs & lawn furniture BY PUBLICATION Call 803-983-5364 OFFICE HOURS: MON-FRI 9-5 Trucking Business Opportunities IN THE FAMILY Services Garage, Yard & COURT OF THE Estate Sales Senior Living Apartments ELEVENTH Tractor trailer driver needed in KNOPSNIDER HAULING Huge Yard Sale: Fri. & Sat. 9-5 at for those 62+ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Sumter. Must have CDL & clean & LAWN SERVICES, LLC 124 Laverne St. Tools, smalls (Rent based on income) 2018-DR-32-0286X driving record with 2 years exp. Call Call Larry at 803-869-4570 appliances, new items, a little bit of Shiloh-Randolph Manor 803-938-2708 lv. msg. with experi- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 20% off first mowing everything. 125 W. Bartlette. COUNTY OF LEXINGTON ence. 775-0575 Yard Sale: Sat. 6-? at 915 Grimble Studio/1 Bedroom South Carolina Department of Social Home Crt. Clothes, furniture and more. apartments available Services, Improvements Auto Rentals Plaintiff, Huge Yard Sale for Missionary EHO vs. Benefit, Sat. April 7th 7:30-1:30 at SBC Construction of Sumter Defendants, 3018 Highway 15 South Christian Metal /Shingle Roofs• Porches • 2BR 2BA Apt Appliances, wash- Tabernacle Church. Hot dogs, IN THE INTEREST OF: Concrete & Windows er/dryer hook up, Close to mall. $625 drinks, cakes and misc.. •Water Problems •Tree removal Mo. + $625 Dep. Avail. now Call Minor child born in Year: 2008 Call BURCH 803-720-4129 Sat. 7-1 4920 John Franklin Rd. 803-491-5618 Minor child born in Year: 2010 off Eagle Rd. 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Judge rules Stormy Daniels’ endure lawyer can’t depose Trump — yet CITIES ON A federal judge in California on after three Thursday rejected a request by Stormy Daniels’ lawyer to depose President Trump on the $130,000 “hush agree- THE SEA secretaries ment” she signed days before his 2016 election. Cruise ships are betting on big, Judge S. James Otero said the mo- Administrations change, tion filed by the former adult film ac- but not everyone is on board tress’s lawyer, Michael Avenatti, was suffering stays the same “premature” because lawyers for Trump and Essential Consultants — a Donovan Slack corporation set up by Trump’s per- and Dennis Wagner sonal attorney Michael Cohen to sign USA TODAY NETWORK the agreement — have not yet filed an anticipated motion to compel arbitra- On the front lines at the Depart- tion. Avenatti said he will refile his re- ment of Veterans Affairs — in the quest to depose Trump after the arbi- agency’s 1,240 hospitals and clinics — tration petition is filed. it doesn’t much matter who holds the secretary’s job in Washington. Subject of ‘Serial’ podcast wins David Shulkin, who was fired appeal for new murder trial Wednesday, was the third VA secre- tary in four years. If President Trump’s A Maryland appeals court on nominee to lead the agency, Navy Rear Thursday upheld a ruling that would Adm. Ronny Jackson, is confirmed, he grant a new trial to a man convicted of will be the fourth. murder after his case became the sub- Each leader sought to fix the depart- ject of the popular podcast Serial. ment, laying out visions and priorities Adnan Syed’s conviction was — Shulkin’s top priority was “access,” tossed in 2016 after the podcast led to making sure veterans got appoint- doubts about his guilt. He was granted ments when they needed them. His a new trial, but prosecutors appealed predecessor, former Procter and Gam- that ruling. They were denied Thurs- ble CEO Bob McDonald, focused on day in a 138-page ruling from Mary- SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS BY MICHEL VERDURE/ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL staffing, training and veteran-cen- land’s second-highest court. tered customer service. Year after year, critical deficiencies ICE to hold more pregnant Gene Sloan How passenger ships remain, and veterans bear the brunt of women in immigration detention USA TODAY compare the failures. Here are some shortfalls that plague the system: Federal immigration officials have BARCELONA – Intimate it is not. TITANIC (1912) ❚ Veterans are still waiting: In ended a general practice of releasing Eighteen decks high and 1,188 feet 2014, whistle-blowers in Arizona di- pregnant women facing deportation long, Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of vulged that thousands of patients under a policy revealed Thursday by the Seas, which makes its maiden were backlogged at the Phoenix veter- the Trump administration. voyage Saturday, has room for 6,680 ans hospital, and some died awaiting President Trump quietly signed an passengers at full capacity. Add a crew Length: 882 ft., 9 in. care. VA investigators determined that order three months ago requiring Im- of 2,200 and on busy weeks you could Width: 92 ft., 6 in. medical center administrators knew migration and Customs Enforcement find nearly 9,000 people on board. about the crisis but put out fraudulent Gross tonnage: 46,328 tons to keep more undocumented immi- Like the megaresorts of Las Vegas wait-time data to collect bonus pay. grants in detention, arguing that too or Orlando, today’s cruise ships have A USA TODAY investigation in 2016 many are released and never appear become destinations unto themselves, NORDIC PRINCE (1971) found supervisors instructed employ- for their deportation hearings. with more attractions, shows, restau- ees to falsify patient wait times at VA The new policy angered immigra- rants and nightspots than you could facilities in at least seven states. tion advocates and human rights or- possibly experience in a typical week- A few weeks after Shulkin was ganizations. long getaway. Length: 552 ft. sworn in last year, the VA inspector The enormous choice of activities Width: 78 ft., 8 in. general released a report finding wide- Kentucky lawmakers vote to ban on the new crop of megaships — deck- Gross tonnage: 18,346 tons spread inaccuracies in scheduling rec- some abortions at 11 weeks top water parks to Broadway shows — ords at a dozen hospitals in North Car- also is key to the allure. olina and Virginia. The records vastly Some abortions would be banned in “We had eight sea days, and we VOYAGER OF THE SEAS (1999) understated how long veterans waited Kentucky under a bill being sent to the never ran short of things to do,” says for appointments and prevented as governor, though opponents say it Jessalynn Strauss, 41, of Elon, N.C., a many as 13,000 from getting VA-fund- won’t withstand a court challenge. college professor and part-time travel ed care in the private sector. House Bill 454 would ban a type of blogger who completed her first sailing ❚ Quality of care: The VA’s lowest- abortion known as dilation and evacu- on one of Royal Caribbean’s biggest 1,021 ft. performing hospitals remained at the ation at 11 weeks after fertilization ex- ships. “It was almost like we’d moved Length: bottom of the pack on the agency’s in- cept in cases of medical emergency. It to a new city.” Width: 156 ft. passed Tuesday on a 75-13 vote. Royal Caribbean isn’t alone in going Gross tonnage: 138,194 tons seeSee VA, VA, Page Page C2 2B big in recent years. Rivals MSC France’s ex-president Sarkozy Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS (2018) ordered to face a corruption trial Carnival Cruise Line have been rolling out their biggest ships ever, too. Former French president Nicolas Symphony’s outdoor decks feature Sarkozy, 63, is being ordered to stand three pool zones, a trio of waterslides, trial on charges of corruption and in- two surf simulators, a miniature golf Length: 1,188 ft. fluence peddling. course, rock climbing walls and more. A judicial official said Thursday that Inside there are nearly two dozen res- Width: 215 ft., 5 in. Sarkozy was ordered to stand trial on taurants and snack outlets (every- Gross tonnage: 228,081 tons accusations that he tried to illegally thing from a Jamie Oliver eatery to a obtain information from a magistrate. Starbucks), multiple bars, a comedy SOURCE Royal Caribbean; USA TODAY research He has denied wrongdoing. JANET LOEHRKE AND GEORGE PETRAS/ see SHIPS, Page C2 USA TODAY From staff and wire reports See SHIPS, Page 2B David Shulkin ALEX WONG/GETTY IMAGES

USA SNAPSHOTS© Get ready for fiery return of space station

Ashley May tions for astronauts, but no one has about an hour before it happens, Sean USA TODAY been on board since June 2013. O’Keefe, a former NASA administrator In 2016, the Chinese stopped receiv- and a professor at Syracuse University, A Chinese space station roughly the ing data from the station, which means told USA TODAY. After the station en- There were size of a school bus will crash into they have no idea if adjustments or ters the atmosphere, any debris that re- Earth’s atmosphere any day now. messages sent to the station are taking. mains will fall to the ground in less than 4,923 Here’s what you need to know: Yes, a 9.4-ton hunk of space metal hur- 20 minutes, likely flaming, O’Keefe said. reported UFO sightings tling at our planet could be flying blind. in the world in 2017, down What is it? from 5,516 in 2016. When will it crash into Earth? Where will it fall? The Heavenly Palace, also known as NOTE Actual number is likely higher as Tiangong-1, is the first space station The station is estimated to re-enter No one really knows. An estimate by sightings are reported to several built and launched by China. The sta- the Earth’s atmosphere between mid- the federally funded Aerospace Corpo- worldwide agencies SOURCE National UFO Reporting Center tion launched Sept. 30, 2011. Heavenly day Saturday and early afternoon Sun- ration — between 43 degrees North and www.ufocenter.com Palace weighs 9.4 tons and is 34 feet day, the European Space Agency pro- 43 degrees South latitudes — includes MIKE B. SMITH, KARL GELLES/USA TODAY long. It is equipped with two sleep sta- jects. But no one will really know until much of the USA. C2 | FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 · THE SUMTER ITEM

saying patients were in imminent dan- VA ger at the hospital. The facility had dirty sterile storage areas and regular- continuedContinued from from Page Page C1 1B ly ran out of critical supplies needed for surgeries and other procedures, in- ternal quality measures for two years in cluding patches to seal blood vessels a row. and tubes for kidney dialysis. The VA scores its medical centers Shulkin removed the hospital direc- based on dozens of quality factors, in- tor and sent teams from headquarters cluding death and infection rates, in- to try to fix the problems. An inspector stances of avoidable complications and general report released this month wait times. It uses a five-star scale. found that VA officials at every level — Among the facilities that received local, regional and national — knew only one star in 2015 and 2016 were VA about the problems for years but didn't hospitals in Phoenix and Memphis. One fix them. Memphis employee dubbed the facility Investigators found “a culture of a “house of horrors” when USA TODAY complacency and a sense of futility obtained internal documents revealing pervaded offices at multiple levels.” reported threats to patient safety had The inspector general singled out soared in recent years from 700 to more front-line workers at the Washington than 1,000. hospital, saying they went to great The Symphony of the Seas leaves the shipyard of Saint-Nazaire in western One veteran had to have his leg am- lengths to make do and they may be France last week. LOIC VENANCE/AFP/GETTY IMAGES putated after a VA provider left a piece the only reason no patients were actu- of plastic tubing in a critical blood ves- ally harmed. sel during a procedure. ❚ Vetting failures: The VA has had ❚ Bureaucratic breakdowns: In persistent difficulties recruiting and Ships Washington, the VA inspector general keeping enough medical care provid- “We had eight sea days, issued a rare emergency report last year ers to meet veterans’ needs. In 2015, continuedContinued from from Page Page C1 1B one in six critical VA jobs — intake and we never ran short workers, doctors, nurses and assis- club, a jazz club, a 1,401-seat theater Corrections & Clarifications of things to do. It was tants — were unfilled, USA TODAY that houses a full production of Broad- USA TODAY is committed to accuracy. found. Though the agency has made way’s Hairspray and even an ice rink. almost like we’d moved To reach us at any time, call 800-872-7073 or e-mail Symphony also boasts 2,759 cabins [email protected]. Please indicate whether you’re headway, there are still shortfalls. to a new city.” responding to content online or in the newspaper. In some cases, that has created an — the most ever on a cruise ship. Bro- incentive to hire medical care provid- ken up into more than 30 categories, Jessalynn Strauss, 41 ers with problem records that may they include everything from low- have prevented them from getting jobs priced windowless “interior” rooms in the private sector. that measure just 149 square feet to a passenger vessel that is one-fifth the A VA hospital in Oklahoma know- super-high-priced two-deck-high size of Symphony. “We say no, it’s the ingly hired a psychiatrist sanctioned suite more than 10 times that size. destination that is the destination.” for sexual misconduct who went on to Measuring 228,081 gross register The cruise world also is seeing rapid PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER sleep with a VA patient, according to tons, Symphony is a slightly bigger expansion by lines that operate “expe- John Zidich internal documents obtained by USA version of the current size leader in the dition style” vessels that hold just CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER TODAY. A Louisiana VA clinic hired a cruise world, Harmony of the Seas, 100 to 200 passengers. Carrying Kevin Gentzel psychologist with felony convictions. and two slightly smaller sister vessels motorized rafts for landings, they’re de-

7950 Jones Branch Dr., McLean, Va. 22108, The VA fired him after it determined he that all have been huge hits. Harmony signed to explore the most off-the-beat- 703-854-3400 was a “direct threat to others” and the and its sisters routinely score near the en-path destinations from the Arctic to Published by Gannett VA’s mission. top of guest-satisfaction surveys. De- Papua New Guinea. The local edition of USA TODAY is published daily In a report released Monday, the in- mand for the ships is through the roof. Royal Caribbean International Presi- in partnership with Gannett Newspapers spector general found vetting failures But not everyone is on board with dent and CEO Michael Bayley says Advertising: All advertising published in USA TODAY is subject to the current rate card; copies go beyond medical providers. Investi- the Bigger Is Better strategy. there’s something about the energy cre- available from the advertising department. USA gators determined that the VA did not One of the fastest-growing cruise ated on a giant vessel with thousands of TODAY may in its sole discretion edit, classify, conduct required background checks lines in recent years, Viking, has taken people looking for fun that makes them reject or cancel at any time any advertising submitted. on more than 6,000 employees, and an opposite tack, building smaller irresistible. National, Regional: 703-854-3400 managers failed to properly document vessels designed to offer a more inti- In short, even as cruise ships are get- Reprint permission, copies of articles, glossy and oversee background checks. mate, upscale and destination- ting bigger, they’re also getting smaller. reprints: ❚ www.GannettReprints.com or call 212-221-9595 Hiding shoddy care: A USA TO- focused experience. And that’s just fine, says Bayley, who USA TODAY is a member of The Associated Press DAY investigation found that the VA “The big guys advertise that the started 37 years ago as an assistant and subscribes to other news services. USA didn’t report a podiatrist who harmed ship is the destination,” Viking chair- purser on the Nordic Prince — a ship TODAY, its logo and associated graphics are 88 patients to a national database and man and founder Torstein Hagen one-twelfth the size of Symphony: registered trademarks. All rights reserved. took years to report him to state noted this month at a christening for “There is a lot of diversity in what peo- boards. Viking’s fourth ocean ship — a 930- ple are looking for.” Secret Service: Signs of illness seen before attacks

Kevin Johnson Authorities found that 64% USA TODAY of mass-attack suspects WASHINGTON – Many suspects had symptoms of mental linked to violent attacks in schools and other public places last year were illness. stalked by symptoms of mental illness, and nearly half were motivated by real battered his young stepson, menaced or perceived personal grievances, a Se- his former wife, was accused of sexual cret Service report found. assault, had a history of stalking for- An examination of 28 attacks, which mer girlfriends and escaped from a claimed nearly 150 lives and wounded mental health facility in 2012. Mourners gather for the funeral of Stephon Clark at BOSS Church in South hundreds from Orlando to Las Vegas, According to a police report related Sacramento on Thursday. JOHN HEFTI/USA TODAY SPORTS found that more than three-quarters of to the escape, Kelley — then a member the assailants engaged in suspicious of the U.S. Air Force — was communication or conduct that raised hospitalized after he was charged by concerns from others before the as- military authorities with fracturing Sharpton: Clark’s death saults, according to the report. the skull of his 1-year-old stepson. The analysis, prepared by the Secret The Air Force has acknowledged it ‘woke up the nation’ Service’s National Threat Assessment failed to flag Kelley, who should have Center, had been in the works been banned from buying the months before the massacre Feb. weapons he used in the attack Sam Amick and Doug Stanglin ferred to Clark’s killing as a “local mat- 14 at a high school in Parkland, on the church because of his USA TODAY ter.” Fla., yet its findings are likely to record of domestic violence. “This is not a local matter,” Sharpton further fuel concerns about the Kelley killed himself after SACRAMENTO – Activist Al Sharp- shouted. “They have been killing young untreated mentally ill and their the church shooting. ton, addressing the emotionally black men all over the country, and we access to high-powered firearms. The Sutherland Springs First wrenching funeral for an unarmed are here to say that we are going to stand In the Parkland case, which Devin Baptist Church massacre was black man killed by police, derided the with Stephon Clark and his family.” has reinvigorated a national de- Kelley one of two church shootings ex- White House on Thursday for dismiss- Sharpton told mourners that Clark bate on gun safety, social work- amined in the report. Among ing the killing as a “local matter” and “woke up the nation.” ers, mental health counselors, school some of the other incidents analyzed said Stephon Clark’s death would “We are going to make Donald Trump administrators and law enforcement were four school attacks and 13 as- force the nation to confront the and the whole world deal with authorities all were warned about Niko- saults involving places of business. issue of police conduct. the issue of police conduct,” he las Cruz’s deteriorating mental state “These acts violated the safety of Sharpton gave the eulogy for said. and risk of violence before he was ac- the places where we work, learn, shop, 22-year-old Clark in the over- In the church, which held cused of the attack that killed 17. relax and otherwise conduct our day- flowing Bayside of South Sacra- more than 350 people, mourners The Secret Service review builds on to-day lives,” the report said. mento church as he held tightly embraced each other and wiped an examination released by the agency One of the incidents sent a shiver to Stephon’s distraught brother, away tears in front of Clark’s in 2015, which found that more than half through the nation’s capital last June Stevante. Stephon closed, wooden casket, which of suspects involved in 43 attacks tar- when an Illinois man fired on Repub- The funeral came after 10 Clark was topped with a red and green geting government facilities or federal lican lawmakers at a baseball field in days of protests and communi- floral display. officials from 2001 to 2013 suffered Northern Virginia. ty anger over the killing of Clark, who At the family’s request, media were symptoms of mental illness. Shortly after the attack, which left was fatally shot March 18 by two police asked to not enter the church. Outside, In the new report, authorities found House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, officers responding to a report of nearly a dozen media trucks lined the that 64% of suspects showed symptoms R-La., and four others wounded, the someone breaking a car window. The street. Hundreds of people kept a vigil. of mental illness. FBI described gunman James Hodg- officers said they thought Clark, who Cecile Thompson, whose four young In 25% of the cases, attackers had kinson as struggling to cope with an had just entered his grandparents’ children were with her outside of the been “hospitalized or prescribed psy- array of personal problems. backyard, was holding a gun, but he church, said Clark’s killing was espe- chiatric medications” before the as- Hodgkinson was prone to rage was found only with a cellphone. cially painful for any mother. saults. against the politics of President In his brief remarks, Sharpton not- “No mother should have to go One of the most glaring cases in- Trump and carried the names of six ed that White House press secretary through this and lose their children this volved Devin Kelley, whose attack on a lawmakers in his pocket. Sarah Sanders, when asked on type of way,” Thompson said. Texas church in November left 26 dead “He was struggling in all kinds of Wednesday why President Trump had Contributing: Frances Wang, KXTV- and 20 wounded. different ways,” FBI Assistant Director not addressed the shooting, had re- TV, Sacramento; The Associated Press In the years before the assault, Kelley Tim Slater said a week after the attack. THE SUMTER ITEM · FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 | C3 NEWS

Malala returns to Pakistan for first time

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Malala Yousafzai, the girls’ rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, returned to her home country of Paki- stan on Thursday for the first time since she was shot in the head by Tali- ban militants in 2012. Details of the 20-year-old’s visit were kept secret, but hours after You- safzai’s arrival in Islamabad she met with Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, his office said. “Today is the happiest day of my life, because I have returned to my country, I have stepped foot on my na- tion’s soil again and am U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman was summoned to the Kremlin for a briefing Thursday. MLADEN ANTONOV/AFP/GETTY IMAGES among my own people,” Yousafzai said in a teary speech given during a ceremony to mark the occasion. Moscow strikes back at It wasn’t clear how Malala long Yousafzai would be Yousafzai in Pakistan or whether she planned to travel to U.S., expels 60 diplomats her hometown of Swat, where the shooting occurred. She has not made the trip to Pakistan in six years, partly Russia will also close spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday pelled 35 Russians he said had med- due to security concerns. that Russia would respond in a recipro- dled in the presidential election that Yousafzai was 14 when Taliban gun- St. Petersburg consulate cal manner after a mass expulsion of 150 year. Russia retaliated by sending men boarded a small school bus in Russian diplomats by the U.S. and 26 home 755 American diplomats. which she was riding and demanded to Oren Dorell other countries. President Trump and Russia’s response “is calibrated to know “who is Malala?” before opening USA TODAY other leaders in Canada, Australia, NATO try & convince the US not to take addi- fire. The bullet grazed her brain and and Europe acted together in response to tional punitive measures,” Brett lodged in her neck. Russia will expel 60 U.S. diplomats what they said was Russia’s poisoning Bruen, a staffer in Obama’s National Yousafzai, already known for her and close the U.S. Consulate in St. Pe- March 4 of a former Russian double Security Council, said on Twitter. “It’s activism at the time of her attack, was tersburg in a “tit-for-tat” in response to agent and his daughter in Britain. significant enough to show strength at airlifted to Birmingham in Britain. She Western actions after an ex-spy was Sergei Skripal, the former Russian home, but really designed to ensure we remained in the country after her med- poisoned, Kremlin’s news agency Tass spy who was convicted in Russia of pro- dont continue to escalate the situa- ical treatment and started studying at reported on Thursday. viding information to the United King- tion.” the University of Oxford last year. The Kremlin also summoned U.S. dom, remains in critical condition. His On Monday, the Russian Embassy Pakistan’s Taliban said she was tar- Ambassador Jon Huntsman so Deputy daughter Yulia was no longer in critical in Washington posted a Twitter poll geted because she was “pro-West” and Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov could condition and was said to be improving asking, “What US Consulate General promoted “Western culture in Pashtun brief him “on the tit-for-tat steps rapidly Thursday, according to Reuters. would close in @Russia, if it was up to areas.” Pashto is her native language. against the U.S.,” Foreign Minister Ser- The last time the U.S. expelled Rus- you to decide”? The St. Petersburg The Taliban also said, though later de- gey Lavrov said. sian diplomats was in December 2016, consulate got 47%, far ahead of those nied doing so, that female education is The expulsion was expected. Kremlin when then-president Barack Obama ex- in Yekaterinburg and Vladivostok. contrary to Islam. Parkland students plan town halls on guns

Youths want Congress Students from Marjory members to hear them Stoneman Douglas High Christal Hayes School gather USA TODAY on stage during In the aftermath of nationwide rallies Saturday’s calling for gun control, student activists March for Our are peering forward to their next steps in Lives Rally in keeping the debate alive. Washington. While the marches attracted more NICHOLAS than 1 million people across the U.S. on KAMM/AFP/ Saturday in hopes of tightening gun GETTY IMAGES laws, the Parkland, Fla., teens at the head of the movement know the road will be long and change won’t be easy. A number of efforts and events are planned, including another round of school walkouts and meetings with law- makers, dubbed Town Hall for Our Lives. Town halls are being planned while members of Congress are on a two- week break and back in their home dis- tricts. Students hope to apply more pressure for effective gun control. The students are working with the planned over the two-week congres- “I’ve been very amazed seeing a lot of Town Hall Project, an organization that sional break. high schoolers who have never taken tracks Congress members’ events, town Students also have discussed a num- any leadership roles before, step up to halls and office hours. ber of other plans. Consider: try and organize one of these meetings,” “They have this opportunity to carry ❚ Nationwide walkouts are scheduled Williams said. the energy from the march right to the April 20, which will mark the 19th year If a town hall isn’t organized in an faces of members of Congress,” said Na- since the Columbine High School mas- area, Parkland students are encourag- than Williams, managing director of the sacre left 13 dead in Colorado. As of ing youths to organize their own and in- organization. “This will allow for an Wednesday, students at more than vite members of Congress to attend. open dialogue between lawmakers and 1,800 schools had signed up to partici- They’re also suggesting advocates the people who they represent in their pate. The walkout will start at 10 a.m., record town hall invitations and post home districts.” the same as the first round of walkouts TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT them online. If your local elected leaders Ryan Deitsch, one of the student sur- March 14 that marked a month since the don’t attend, students suggest inviting vivors of the Valentine’s Day shooting at Florida shooting. their political rival or holding a rally Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School ❚ Deitsch said they’re hoping to start “We don’t want to get caught up in without elected leaders. in Florida, said the march was a big feat clubs in schools and communities to partisanship. We just want to educate One town hall planned in Iowa will but that members of the #NeverAgain spur political activism and so young the youth.” give students a chance to confront U.S. movement haven’t stopped working on people will be educated and more en- Rep. Steve King, who sparred with stu- Ryan Deitsch what’s next. couraged to vote. Some schools have ex- Survivor of shooting in Parkland, Fla. dents on Twitter this week. Deitsch said he and others in the core pressed concerns about the idea, but he Deitsch said he and his classmates in group of Parkland students have been said they are pushing ahead with plans partisanship. We just want to educate Parkland have been overwhelmed with meeting and planning their next steps. for students to gather and talk about the youth.” support and knows there’s “plenty more “That was the beginning of a move- their ideas. The events and the town halls could to do” in phase two of their charge for ment,” he said of the march. “It was a big ❚ He said he and other students have be another step forward for students gun-control measures. moment but it wasn’t the biggest mo- been invited to rallies across the U.S. and gun-control advocates since many “We want to help others make a ment because we’re not done.” over the coming weeks to keep momen- lawmakers are starting to campaign change,” Deitsch said. “Everyone’s Williams said a few hundred stu- tum going. ahead of the November election, Wil- voices matter, and we want to help edu- dents have reached out to them about Deitsch said Parkland students don’t liams said. cate people and inspire them to speak planning a town hall, adding that if it’s plan to endorse any candidates. He said their organization also has up for what matters.” not possible to host an event, students “We support ideas, not people,” he created a guide for students hoping to Contributing: Mackenzie Ryan, The also can attend one of the 104 town halls said. “We don’t want to get caught up in plan events. Des Moines Register C4 | FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 TELEVISION THE SUMTER ITEM

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BY KEVIN McDONOUGH Mom. And that’s proof that Kevin Dillon guest-star on Produced by Bryan Crans- some stories are best left to “Blue Bloods” (10 p.m., CBS, ton, “The Dangerous Book for the imagination. TV-14). Boys” begins streaming • Netflix begins streaming • “The Graham Norton today on Amazon Prime. A the second season of its ad- Show” (10 p.m., BBC Ameri- best seller when published aptation of “A Series of Unfor- ca, TV-14) recalls some of in 2006, “Dangerous” offered tunate Events,” starring Neil the best stories from the Big boys “from 8 to 80” a how-to Patrick Harris. Red Chair. guide to adventure and • “New Wave: Dare to Be Dif- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS manly know-how, from in- ferent” (8 p.m., Showtime, SERIES NOTES Roseanne Barr arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of “Roseanne” structions for treehouse- TV-14) recalls the story of on Friday, March 23, in Burbank, California. building to a lexicon of WLIR, a low-wattage FM Bounty hunters on “Mac- phrases that “every boy radio station in Long Island Gyver” (8 p.m., CBS, TV-14) * should know.” As such, the that proved instrumental in The Candy Killer strikes on guide was a 21st-century popularizing bands like U2, “Once Upon a Time” (8 p.m., President Trump calls spin on the Boy Scout Man- the Clash, Joan Jett and the ABC, TV-PG) * Nicollette ual, with some dashes of Blackhearts, Ultravox, Eng- Sheridan guest-stars on “Dy- classic adventure stories lish Beat and others. With nasty” (8 p.m., CW, TV-PG) * Roseanne Barr to offer thrown in. major stations seemingly Danny receives a peculiar Nonfiction encyclopedic stuck in the 1970s (and the apology on “Hawaii Five-O” (9 books are not easily adapted playlist that would become p.m., CBS, TV-14) * Illusion- congratulations on show for television. “Dangerous” known as “Classic Rock”), ists audition on “Penn & Tell- was originally a project for WLIR shook things up by er: Fool Us” (9 p.m., CW, r, NEW YORK (AP) — Pres- ested in ratings. Disney and then NBC, be- scouring the post-punk TV-PG) * “Dateline” (10 p.m., ident Donald Trump Barr said Trump was fore arriving at Amazon. scene in the U.K., Australia NBC, TV-PG) * “20/20” (10 reached out to Roseanne happy for her. She said, This “Dangerous” does and America. p.m., ABC). Barr to congratulate her “I’ve known him for many not so much adapt the book “Dare” recalls a very after her ABC sitcom re- years and he’s done a lot of as incorporate it into a fami- short history of a very in- boot drew 18.4 million view- nice things for me over the ly melodrama. The action tense and local scene and all LATE NIGHT ers. years.” begins shortly after the the passions of youth. As Bryan Cranston and Speaking by telephone During a Q&A session death of Patrick McKenna profitable as it was influen- Jimmy Carter are booked on Thursday on ABC’s “Good with television critics earli- (Chris Diamantopoulos). A tial, WLIR would be silenced “The Late Show With Stephen Morning America,” Barr er this year, Barr said, “It lifelong tinkerer and inven- in 1987 by a rather peculiar Colbert” (11:35 p.m., CBS) * said the call was “pretty ex- was working-class people tor, he leaves his wife, Beth ruling by the FCC, the same Jimmy Fallon welcomes citing.” She described the who elected Trump. So I felt (Erinn Hayes), to raise their federal agency that would go Paul Rudd, Laurie Metcalf exchange as a “friendly that was very real, and three sons. Look for Swoosie on to approve the monopoli- and Alice Merton on “The To- conversation about working something that needed to Kurtz as Patrick’s hippie zation of public airwaves by night Show” (11:35 p.m., NBC, in television and ratings.” be discussed.” mother. Diamantopoulos corporate giants. r) * Tyler Perry, Jensen Barr, who said she has She added that the same also plays Terry, Patrick’s • Netflix begins streaming Ackles and Dua Lipa appear known Trump for years, is holds true for “people actu- identical twin and polar op- “Rapture,” an eight-episode on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” (11:35 a political supporter of the ally hating other people for posite. series profiling hip-hop art- p.m., ABC, r) * John Mu- president’s. Her revamped the way they voted, which I The “Dangerous Book for ists. laney, Rep. Seth Moulton (D- sitcom tackles current poli- feel is not American. And Boys” itself shows up half- Massachusetts), Matty tics, with Roseanne embrac- so I wanted to bring it (the way into a belabored pilot, Matheson and Alan Cage ing Trump, and clashing series) right down the mid- offering fodder for the imag- CULT CHOICE visit “Late Night With Seth with her sister, a staunch dle, and we did,” said Barr. ination of Patrick’s three A rodent pines to cook in Meyers” (12:35 a.m., NBC, r) opponent. “Roseanne” returned on sons, too often found with the 2007 Pixar animated * Margot Robbie, Domhnall The White House con- Tuesday, more than two de- their eyes glued to their dig- comedy “Ratatouille” (8:30 Gleeson and Lo Moon ap- firmed the Wednesday cades after the original ital devices. Wyatt (Gabriel p.m., Freeform, TV-PG). pear on “The Late Late Show night phone call, which was ended its hit run. The hour- Bateman) loses himself in a With James Corden” (12:35 first reported by The New long debut was watched by chapter of the book about a.m., CBS, r). 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Pre- ››› “A Bronx Tale” (1993, Drama) Robert De Niro, Chazz Palminteri, Lillo Brancato. A youth favors a AMC 48 180 pense) Marion Cotillard, Matt Damon. miere. Two men hijack a bus after their casino robbery goes awry. flashy mobster over his hard-working dad. ANPL 41 100 The Zoo A kangaroo tries cryotherapy. The Zoo: Bronx Tales (N) The Zoo “An Elephant’s Trust” (N) (:01) The Zoo The brown bears’ exhibit. (:01) The Zoo “An Elephant’s Trust” (12:02) The Zoo ›› “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” (2005, Comedy-Drama) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris, Shemar Moore. A woman starts over (:02) ›› “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” (2005, Comedy-Drama) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris, Shemar BET 61 162 after her husband leaves her. Moore. A woman starts over after her husband leaves her. (6:00) ›› “Enough” (2002, Suspense) (:06) ›› “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005, Action) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Vince Vaughn. A husband and wife are assassins for rival (10:52) ›› “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005) Brad Pitt. 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That With music composed by An- use of split-screen imagery Child in Time” (9 p.m., PBS, TV- leans” (8 p.m., CBS, r, TV-14) * is the moral of the true-life drew Lloyd Webber and lyrics and just a hint of Ennio Morri- 14, check local listings), an ad- Steve Harvey and Adrienne documentary “Operation Odes- from Tim Rice, “Superstar” cone’s Spaghetti Western aptation of an Ian McEwan Houghton co-host “Showtime at sa” (9 p.m. Saturday, Showtime, was born in 1970 as an LP — a scores. novel. the Apollo” (9 p.m., Fox, r, TV- TV-MA). Only the fact that “rock opera” hot on the heels It’s hard not to love Fraser • Actors share quarters as 14) * “48 Hours” (9 p.m., CBS) * “Odessa” is based on real of The Who’s “Tommy.” (A as a laconic Texas good ol’ boy they prepare for a traveling A vintage helping of “Saturday events keeps it from seeming gatefold double LP at that!) trying to make himself under- stage production in the new se- Night Live” (10 p.m., NBC, TV- like some overeager script The record inspired a Broad- stood while trailing suitcases ries “Your Husband Is Cheating 14). writer’s fever dream. way musical in 1971, a 1973 filled with cash in an effort to on Us” (9 p.m., Bravo, TV-14), Its protagonists step out of movie adaptation and numer- contact Mafia kidnappers — or moving to Friday nights on the pages of spy novels or ous revivals on the big stage in at least find some logic to a April 13. CULT CHOICE movie thrillers. They hail from the decades since. baffling mystery. • A stroll in the woods on Years after playing Moses, three underworlds steeped in For the uninitiated, “Super- “The Walking Dead” (9 p.m., Charlton Heston starred in the legend: the Russian mob, the star” has no spoken dialogue, AMC, TV-MA). 1973 dystopian shocker Miami cocaine scene and the only songs, and unfolds from SATURDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS • Carrie and Saul conduct an “Soylent Green” (6 p.m. Satur- Cuban government. Together, the perspective of Judas Iscari- • Winners of the Final Four interrogation on “Homeland” (9 day, TCM). these men would waltz into the ot, the doomed betrayer of will meet in Monday night’s p.m., Showtime, TV-MA). free-for-all chaos of post-Soviet Jesus Christ. NCAA Men’s National Champion- • A psychic’s death may be SUNDAY SERIES Moscow and broker the sale of NBC’s version will star ship game. Loyola-Chicago linked to the arms trade on A prank too far on “The a Russian submarine to a Brandon Victor Dixon as takes on Michigan (6 p.m., “Deception” (10 p.m., ABC, TV- Simpsons” (8 p.m., Fox, TV-PG) South American drug cartel Judas. Dixon is currently star- TBS) and Kansas meets Villa- PG). * Hollywood Week on “Ameri- for a cool $35 million. A must ring in “Power” on Starz and nova (8:30 p.m., TBS). • An embassy braces for a can Idol” (8 p.m., ABC, TV-PG) * for fans of audacious heist has appeared on Broadway • A wife rues her decision to grim anniversary on “Madam Sterling K. Brown guest-stars movies. and in national touring compa- hire a “Mistress Hunter” (8 p.m., Secretary” (10 p.m., CBS, TV- on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” (8:30 • As it has since 1973, ABC nies of “Hamilton,” “The Lifetime, TV-14) after her hus- 14). p.m., Fox, TV-14) * Show and commemorates Easter week- Color Purple” and “The Lion band and the other woman • Richard tries to unite the tell can be murder on “NCIS: end with an airing of the four- King.” Jesus is played by 10- turn up dead. new team on “Silicon Valley” (10 Los Angeles” (9 p.m., CBS, TV- hour 1956 biblical epic “The Ten time Grammy winner John • A busy professional event p.m., HBO, TV-MA). 14) * Imposters on “Family Guy” Commandments” (7 p.m. Satur- Legend, and Mary Magdalene planner is lured back to her (9 p.m., Fox, TV-14) * Depres- day, TV-G). is portrayed by Broadway and hometown in the 2018 romance sion strikes on “The Last Man The network doesn’t contin- pop music star Sara Bareilles. “Home by Spring” (9 p.m., Hall- SATURDAY SERIES on Earth” (9:30 p.m., Fox, TV- ue a 45-year tradition with a One major character will be mark, TV-G). Tales from the crypt on 14). 62-year-old movie out of chari- played by a rock legend vener- • “Christiane Amanpour: Sex & “NCIS” (8 p.m., CBS, r, TV-PG) * ty or religious devotion. It’s able enough to have been Love Around the World” (10 p.m., “Dateline” (8 p.m., NBC) * Com- Copyright 2018 still a ratings winner. Year around when “Superstar” was CNN) visits Beirut. fort food classics on “Mas- United Feature Syndicate after year, “The Ten Com- first recorded. Look for Alice mandments” wins the battle Cooper in the role of King for a TV audience, often at- Herod. This may be the best SUNDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS tracting twice as many viewers casting of a rock veteran in a • Scheduled on “60 Minutes” Not sure why as the next-most-watched passion play since David Bowie (7 p.m., CBS): a quest to trans- broadcast offering. played Pontius Pilate in “The late ancient scrolls burned in a BUSINESS IS SLOW? Other seasonal or devotional Last Temptation of Christ.” volcanic eruption; an Israeli films include “The Greatest • “Trust” (10 p.m. Sunday, FX, orchestra leader builds bridg- Story Ever Told” (8 p.m. Satur- TV-MA), the best new series es; combat veterans and PTSD. day, TCM), “Son of God” (8 p.m. airing or streaming right now, • A young man loses his reli- Saturday, Telemundo), “La Rosa broadcasts its second episode. gion and then his life on “In- de Guadalupe” (8 p.m. Saturday, And it pretty much belongs to stinct” (8 p.m., CBS, TV-14). Univision) and “Barabbas” Brendan Fraser as James • A crisis strands the two (11:30 p.m. Saturday, TCM). Fletcher Chace. He’s J. 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