Informing more than 17,000 readers daily in print and online Apple reveals new gadgets 1B Pirates try to bounce 9A back against Seahawks WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 $1.00 Vol. 91 No. 180 Malone couple facing child abuse charges BY ANGIE COOK told law enforce- story, but further and the use of Roy Fears’ hand. to authorities. She was charged acook@jcfloridan.com ment and school investigation led Mlckovsky, authorities say, had with child abuse neglect. A Malone couple is facing officials his inju- law enforcement knowledge of the child’s injuries, Fears was also interviewed and abuse charges after a child sus- ries were caused to determine that but did not report them. acknowledged that the injuries tained injuries at the hand of his by an older cousin, the child’s physical FearsandMlckovskyweretaken sustained by the child were a re- stepfather and the child’s mother who had beat him injuries were in- into custody without incident. sult of him “disciplining the child failed to report the incident, au- up. fl icted by his step- Thechild’s injurieswerenotlife- too harshly,” according to the thorities say. The child’s Fears Mlckovsky father, 50-year-old threatening and did not require sheriff’s office. According to a statement from mother, 38-year- Roy Fears, also of immediate medical treatment. He was charged with aggra- the Jackson County Sheriff’s Of- old Marion Mlckovsky of Malo- Malone. In interviews on Monday, in- vated child abuse. It was also fi ce, on Monday deputies re- ne, was contacted by school of- Investigators say the child had vestigators say Mlckovsky ac- discovered that Fears is currently sponded to Malone Elementary fi cials and told about his injuries. multiple injuries to his face, neck, knowledged that she had lied to on probation, so he faces an ad- School in reference to a reported The JCSO statement says she arms and back that were the re- school officials about the child’s ditional charge of violation of child abuse. The child initially told school officials the same sult of being spanked with a belt injuries and failed to report them probation. QUEEN CROWNED

SUBMITTED PHOTO Jacoria “AI” Borders stands in front of the Florida A&M University sign. FAMU visitors to include familiar faces Big recruiting event upbringing was enriched by the community that planned at Russ we were part of. At FAMU, House on Sept. 13 we’re looking to expand KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN our brand in northwest enior Shakela Johnson was crowned Graceville High School’s homecoming queen BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER Florida, period. FAMU is dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com known as a historically during halftime of the homecoming game Friday. Johnson was escorted by her A native of Jackson black college, but the fact uncle, Elzaron Martin. Other attendants in the homecoming court were ninth-grader County who now holds is it is also a very diverse S a powerful campus with lots of op- Tristan Jessie, 10th-graders Georgia Nichols and Tyra Collins, 11th-graders Shyaire Smith position at portunities for everyone. and Ashley Wesley and seniors Cristina Ramirez, Madison McDaniel and Megan Aultman. FAMU, and We want people to get On Thursday night senior Jared Padgett was named Mr. GHS. Also in the running for that two other to know us better and former that’s what we’re coming title were seniors Qua’Jun Andrews, Marquavious Johnson and Eddie Myrick. Jackson there to do, and to show County res- students all the scholar- Hudson idents mak- ship opportunities we ing names have across a wide range for themselves there, will of subjects, the full rides return home Saturday we’re coming prepared Spanish Trail Project continues on a recruiting mission to offer, and answer any for the school and they’ll questions they and their Landowners added For instance, JCDC and fi ll work needed in and approved a letter that have scholarship applica- parents might have.” has agreements with the certain wet areas of the will be sent to the water tions in hand. A number of other to permit app as owners which hold the land, commissioners have management district in Dr. William Hudson, Jr., speakers will take a turn county seeks review involved parcels of land also asked that agency for the county’s name on that graduated from Gracev- at convincing students in limbo for a certain a roughly $9,000 reduc- subject. ille High School in 1990 and their parents that discount amount of time for poten- tion in the permit review The letter was drafted in and is still a member of FAMU is the best place to tial purchase as a home fee. response to a request for the St. Mary Missionary seek higher education. BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER for a job-rich industry if In light of the county’s more information on the Baptist Church in Jacob. Jacoria “AI” Borders, dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com such a tenant or buyer formal status as a fi scally county’s interest in the Now the vice president of a 2010 Marianna High As work continues in the were to come along. constrained county of property involved in the Student Affairs at FAMU, School graduate and effort to have a 192-acre During that time, the critical state concern, permitting. Hudson will be the key- the daughter of Jackson site along old Spanish parties are working to get the fee could be re- The county points out note speaker at the Sept. County resident Gwendo- Trail near the State Road certain work permits in duced to $100 instead of that it is paying for part 13 recruiting event at the lyn Borders, is a student at 71 Interstate exchange hand by doing environ- thousands. of the work being done Russ House in Mariana. FAMU now and serves as officially certified as es- mental studies and other But because the land is by the consultant in the It starts at 2 p.m. that day. the Student Government sentially “shovel ready” work that would eventu- not owned by the county, attempt to have the site He said he’s looking for- Association’s “surgeon for development, action ally be necessary in the the agency has said that certified. ward to the trip. general,” meaning she from Jackson County event that the project the actual owners need to The county board has “I have a responsibility leads campus health care Commissioners on Tues- were to come to fruition. be part of the permit ap- already agreed to put as a person who lived in initiatives for the student day helped the process Having those things in plication process, rather roughly $15,750 into the the community, grew up population. Right now, keep moving forward. hand when an interested than solely on the signa- project, a cost that will be in the community and for instance, she’s getting Although officials say business came calling tures of the county ad- paid in phases. benefited from the com- ready to embark on a “Get there is no particular ten- would go a long way to- ministrator and the JCDC Further, the county says, munity, to come back and Fit FAMU” campaign that ant or purchaser interest- ward keeping the pros- leadership. the local government has bring opportunities for kicks off on Sept. 22 and is ed in locating there right pect interested because it On Tuesday, commis- received a $300,000 grant education to the students in charge of an upcoming now, the Jackson County would speed up and make sioners voted to add those from the Department of of that community,” Hud- cancer awareness fund- Development Council, as the startup less compli- owners to the applica- Economic Opportunity’s son said. “It means a lot to raiser on campus. Bor- well as engineers working cated for the business tion, if the owners agree, Rural Infrastructure Fund me to be able to do that. ders is a biology major with that entity and the coming in. and to also explain more to pay for the certification It was instilled in me by and pre-med candidate. consultant are working Having recently asked fully why the county con- tasks. the community. My mom She is also the executive on an extensive checklist the Northwest Florida siders itself to have “suf- That grant award, the and dad (Mary Blount vice president for the of preliminary steps that Water Management Dis- fi cient real property in- county says, should be Hudson and William FAMU Student National can be taken in the long- trict to review an associ- terest” in the permitting viewed as further proof Hudson Sr.) graduated Alumni Association and is term and multifaceted ated permit application process. from Chipola, went on to project. that would allow dredge The county reviewed See TRAIL, Page 9A FSU, and so much of my See FAMU, Page 9A » CLASSIFIEDS...7B » ENTERTAINMENT...6B » LOCAL...3A»OBITUARIES...9A » STATE...5A » SPORTS...1B » WEATHER...2A

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TODAY Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna.The CCC’s focus » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Worship is the local community, “Community, Children & Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna.Adult Publisher — Valeria Roberts » Pink Cares Goes Country Dinner and Auction Character.” Call 526-3142. and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and vroberts@jcfloridan.com Reservation Deadline Sept. 19 — Jackson County Agricultural Center, 2741 Penn Ave. Marianna. » CareerSource Chipola Joint Executive and Fi- hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call 209-7856, 573-1131. Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski Reception 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. silent auction 6 – 8 nance/Audit Committee Meeting — 5 p.m. Career doberski@jcfloridan.com p.m.Tickets: $50 per person $90 per couple. Dress; Source Chipola Community Room, Marianna. » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8-9 casual, western wear. Contact for tickets: Lori mead- » In Honor and Remembrance — 5 p.m. Chipola p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist CONTACT US ows 573-0229, Clay New 209-4314 or Judy Smith Family Ministries, Hwy. 71 N., Marianna.Woodmen of Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. 272-1337. Proceeds benefit families battling cancer. Telephone: 850-526-3614 the World Chapter 65 and Chipola Family Ministries » Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida will host the ceremonies. Guest speaker: Rev. John FAX: 850-482-4478 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Board of Directors Meeting — 11 a.m. Career- Rollyson, pastor of Eastside Baptist Church. » Pink Cares Goes Country Dinner and Auction Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com Source Gulf Coast, 625 Hwy 231, Panama City. Street Address: » CareerSource Chipola General meeting — 6 Reservation Deadline Sept. 19 — Jackson County » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — Noon p.m. Career Source Chipola Community Room, 4403 Constitution Lane Agricultural Center, 2741 Penn Ave. Marianna. to 1 p.m. in the AA room of First United Methodist Marianna. Reception 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. silent auction 6 – 8 Marianna, FL 32448 Church, 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. p.m.Tickets: $50 per person $90 per couple. Dress; Office Hours: » Jackson County Branch of the NAACP monthly »”Stand in the Gap” for our children educa- meeting — 6 p.m. St. James AME Church. casual, western wear. Contact for tickets: Lori mead- Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tional seminar — Noon Oaks Restaurant, Marianna. ows 573-0229, Clay New 209-4314 or Judy Smith » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, 8-9 Speakers include: Luca Bocci from Italy talking on 272-1337. Proceeds benefit families battling cancer. p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia MISS YOUR PAPER? the impact of Common Core ideology, Linda Murphy St., Marianna, in the AA room.Attendance limited to » Cemetery Cleaning — Kent Cemetery, three former Secretary of Education in Oklahoma and Troy You should receive your newspaper no later people with a desire to stop drinking; papers will not miles southwest of Alford.Arrive early and bring Towns, a motivational speaker. Admission is free. than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- be signed. tools. Fish fry at noon following cleaning. Bring tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to » First Special Budget Meeting — 5:01 p.m. City covered dish and tea for lunch. Hall, 2898 Green St., Marianna. Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 » Partners for Pets Share Day — El Rio Mexican Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) Restaurant, 2914 Optimist Dr. Marianna.Ten percent THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 » Pink Cares Goes Country Dinner and Auction of all profits day and night donated to Partners for is published Tuesday through Friday and Reservation Deadline Sept. 19 — Jackson County Pets. Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid -Pink Cares Goes Country Dinner and Auction Agricultural Center, 2741 Penn Ave. Marianna. at Marianna, FL. Reservation Deadline Sept. 19 — Jackson County Reception 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. silent auction 6 – 8 » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. Agricultural Center, 2741 Penn Ave. Marianna. p.m.Tickets: $50 per person $90 per couple. Dress; to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Pan- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Reception 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. silent auction 6 – 8 casual, western wear. Contact for tickets: Lori mead- handle arts and crafts every Saturday. p.m.Tickets: $50 per person $90 per couple. Dress; ows 573-0229, Clay New 209-4314 or Judy Smith » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8 a.m. Home delivery: $11.23 per month; $32.83 casual, western wear. Contact for tickets: Lori mead- 272-1337. Proceeds benefit families battling cancer. in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, for three months; $62.05 for six months; ows 573-0229, Clay New 209-4314 or Judy Smith » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. and $123.45 for one year. All prices include 272-1337. Proceeds benefit families battling cancer. County Public Library, Marianna branch. New and » The Chipola Beekeeper Club Conducting Class applicable state and local taxes. Mail » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. experienced handcrafters welcome to create, share, on Building and Assembling a Beehive — 8 a.m. subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail to noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Pan- learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. to noon Jackson County Extension Office, 2471 handle arts and crafts every Saturday. subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; » Madison Street Park Farmers Market — 4-7 Pennsylvania Ave., Marianna. Light lunch will follow. $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one » Jackson County Community Healthy Partner- p.m. at Madison Street park.Will be open each Cost $175 which includes compete 10-frame hive, year. ship Meeting — 9-10:30 a.m. Multipurpose Room Friday evening. FMNP and Sr. FMNP vouchers are bottom board, deep body, a honey super a queen of the Florida Department of Health Jackson County accepted. Call 693-4078. excluder, drilled top for feeding jar, all foundation Health Department. Stakeholders and partners All subscriptions to the Jackson County frames and plastic cell for entire hive. Also include interested in working together to improve the health » 34th Graceville Harvest Festival Beauty Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving Pageant — 6 p.m. Graceville Civic Center. Entry fee hive tool, gloves, head net and smoke. Bees are not of our community are invited to attend. Call 526- included in the cost. Day for which there is a premium charge. 2412 ext. 282 for more info. $60 with proceeds going to Graceville Harvest Day Celebration. Photogenic category optional for an » Jackson County 4-H Livestock Clinic — 8:30- ADVERTISING » St. Anne Thrift — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. Anne’s additional $10. Open pageant. $5 door admission. 11:30 a.m.Jackson County Agriculture Center, U.S. Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Fall and Tiny Baby Miss, Baby Miss, Toddler Miss, Tiny Miss, 90, Marianna.Topic to be covered: animal nutrition The advertiser agrees that the publisher winter clothes, ready for the holidays! Welcome Future Little Miss and Little Miss. and health, showmanship, bio-safety and record shall not be liable for damages arising donations: household items, clothing and jewelry. » Chess Club — 6-8 p.m. First United Methodist books. Open to public. out of errors and advertisements beyond Proceeds go to help less fortunate in our commu- nity. Call 482-3734. Church on Clinton St. in Marianna. Sponsored by » Artist Guild of NW Florida Artist Dialogue — 9 the amount paid for the space actually Marianna Optimist Club for students for students a.m. to noon Jackson County Public Library, 2929 occupied by that portion of the advertise- » OneBlood— 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Baptist College, 8–18 years of age in Jackson County. All students Green St., Marianna. Led by artist Richard Tabor. ments in which the error occurred, whether Graceville. Receive a “Sunshine State”T-shirt. and their parents are welcome. Players of all skill lev- Bring your completed or almost completed artwork such error is due to the negligence of the » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks els including beginners are welcome. Call 693-0473. for critiquing. Open to public. publisher’s employees or otherwise, and The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit to: Community Calendar, Jackson County Floridan, P. O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447, there shall be not liability for non-inser- email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. tion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. This newspaper will not knowingly accept or Police Roundup publish illegal material of any kind. Advertis- ing which expresses preference based on MARIANNA POLICE dents for Sept. 8, the latest follow-up investigations, one » Joseph Adkison, 22, 504 legally protected personal characteristics is DEPARTMENT available report: Two accidents, assault, one noise disturbance, Vann Drive, Wewahitchka, kid- not acceptable. one hospice death, one miss- nine property checks, two napping, burglary of a dwelling, The Marianna Police Depart- ing adult, one assists of motorists or pedes- aggravated stalking, false im- HOW TO GET YOUR ment reported the following abandoned trians, one retail theft, three prisonment, domestic battery. NEWS PUBLISHED incidents for Sept. 8, the latest vehicle, one assists of other agencies, two » Jadie Judy, 35, 2839 Wynn available report: One traffic reckless driver, child abuse complaints, one St., Marianna, failure to comply The Jackson County Floridan will publish stops, two abandoned vehicle three suspi- public service call, two welfare with sex offender registration. news of general interest free of charge. reports, one suspicious ve- cious vehicles, checks, three transports, two » Marian Mickovsky, 38, 35 In- Submit your news or Community Calendar hicle, one escort, one highway two suspicious incidents, one threat/harassment complaints digo Pond Road, Gordon, Ala., events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. obstruction, one burglar alarm, arrest, one escort, two reports and one report of counterfeit child abuse by neglect. Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, one trespass complaint, one of mental illness (one with money. » RoyFears, 50, 5643 Ban- anniversary and birth announcements. illegally parked vehicle, three violence), three burglaries, one ner Road, Malone, aggravated Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. animal complaints, one fraud physical disturbance, four ver- JACKSON COUNTY child abuse, violation of state Photographs must be of good quality and complaint, and 19 home secu- bal disturbances, two fi re calls, CORRECTIONAL FACILITY probation. suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the rity checks. one drug offense, 13 medical right to edit all submissions. calls, two traffic crashes, one The following people were Jail Population: 206 GETTING IT RIGHT JACKSON COUNTY medical transport, four burglar booked into the county jail dur- SHERIFF’S OFFICE alarms, one robbery alarm, ing the latest reporting periods: To report a crime, call CrimeStoppers The Jackson County Floridan’s policy four traffic stops, one larceny » Kenneth Garrett, 28, 3086 at 526-5000 or a local law enforcement is to correct mistakes promptly. To The Jackson County Sheriff’s complaint, one civil dispute, Calhoun Road, Greenwood, agency. report an error, please call 526-3614 Office and county fi re/rescue one trespass complaint, three aggravated stalking, violation of To report a wildlife violation, call 1-888- Monday-Friday. reported the following inci- injunction. 404-FWCC (3922).

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Although the semes- President Thomas A. ter has just begun, the Kinchen will offer a word faculty and staff at The of welcome and encour- Baptist College of Florida agement to Preview Day in Graceville are already guests during the chapel preparing for the upcom- service followed by lunch ing Preview Day which and performance by the will be held on October 24. BCF Jazz Band. After a time Prospective students and of fellowship and lunch, their families will have an admissions counselors opportunity to visit the will be available for cam- campus and determine if pus tours of the writing BCF is where they should center, library, computer start or continue their col- lab and Wellness Center lege education. and BCF resident directors Registration will begin at will offer dorm tours of 9 a.m. in the BCF Wellness on-campus housing. Center which is located The $25 application fee in the center of the cam- will be waived for students pus. During a special meet who apply on Preview Day and greet time, prospec- and all of the names of pro- tive students will be able spective students attend- to experience what life is ing will be entered into a like for BCF students, as drawing to win one of the well as speak with faculty two $500 scholarships. members and staff repre- If you are looking for a sentatives, obtain infor- college to prepare you to mation about all of the change the world, Preview degree options, fi nancial Day is the perfect time to aid, computer access, and SUBMITTED PHOTO see if BCF is that place! To meet the dorm advisors BCF Teacher Education group at the photo booth during Spring Preview Day. register for Preview Day, and division chairs. Preview Day guests will theology, business, educa- elect to attend the infor- Federal Student Aid and contact the Admissions Before a time of student- have the opportunity to tion, music and worship, mative fi nancial aid brief all of the tuition assistance Office at 328-2660 ext. 513 led praise and worship visit classes on selected and Christian counsel- to become familiar with and scholarship programs or register online at www. in the R. G. Lee Chapel, majors in missions and ing. Participants may also the Free Application for available to students. baptistcollege.edu. Two cadets excel in Civil Air Patrol The Civil Air Patrol is the civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force. The three missions of the CAP include emergency services,aerospaceeduca- tion, and cadet programs. The focus of this article is on two cadet members of the Marianna Composite Squadron, Florida Wing: Cadet Captain Jacob Wat- ford and Cadet Airman First Class Seth Ham. Both cadets are active members of the Squadron. C/A1C Ham, who joined CAP in October 2013, is a 12- year-old sixth-grade stu- dent at Marianna Middle School. His goal of join- ing CAP is to join the U.S. Air Force in order to con- tinue the family tradition of military service, as his father, uncle, and grand- father served in the U.S. military. C/Capt Jacob Watford is 16 years old and a ju- SUBMITTED PHOTO nior at Cottonwood High Pictured at the 2014 Florida Wing Conference are (left to right): C/2d Lt. Allyson Blakeley, C/MSgt. Brianna McDonald, Col. School in Cottonwood, Mary Feik, C/A1C Seth Ham, and C/Capt. Jacob Watford. Alabama. He joined CAP command. C/A1C Ham the newer members. C/ where to start and what and has excelled, earning about fi ve years ago with stated that it was “cool to A1C Ham stated “It had needs to be done to fur- just about every award a goal of being accepted be with a part of history.” a lot of information that ther their careers. C/A1C possible and C/A1C Ham to the highly competitive Regarding the public I didn’t know.” According Ham learned much about continues to diligently and prestigious U.S. Air speaking class, C/Capt to C/Capt Watford, “ev- the characters in the work to accomplish the Force Academy in Colo- Watford said “Public erywhere involving CAP aforementioned movies same. Both cadets are rado to study aerospace speaking is something no regulations are carried and how they motivate. great assets to their peers, engineering and/or spe- cadet really likes to do but out differently.” Therefore, As illustrated, both ca- country, and the United cial operations. it has to be done.” He also this class is particularly dets’ experiences were States Air Force. Both cadets attended the made this insightful state- important to the newer very different; however, Florida Wing Conference ment: “The class is a little cadets, enabling them to both have matured, de- faSt,LocaL Service •24hourS aday in Orlando on March 14 different every year, cadets not pick up bad habits. veloped self-confidence, – 16, and chose the same pick up something new The fi nal class, Motiva- become goal-oriented, D & D Bail Bonds classes; however, they every year, and then the tional Movies, was new and know what teamwork learned different lessons. cadets decide what works this year and both cadets is through CAP.I and other “Any Jail, Anywhere, Anytime” The classes included pub- best for them through the identified it as the most senior members have seen Friendly & Professional Service • Conidential lic speaking, CAP myth practice they get at group informative class they an increase in self-confi- 4396 Lafayette St. • Marianna busters, and motivational classes and other train- took. They would like to dence as well as addition- Pager Toll Free 1.888.699.6847 • CASH/ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS movies. This was C/A1C ing.” The class was C/A1C see it next year, possibly al positive attributes. This Ham’s fi rst Wing Confer- Ham’s fi rst taste of public using fi lm clips from oth- growth will serve both ca- Call NowFor he RespectYou Deserve! 850-482-7001 ence and C/CaptWatford’s speaking. He summed up er military-related movies dets well into the future. fi fth. Both learned useful his experience by stating versus “Band of Brothers” CAP continues to en- information which they “Public speaking taught us and “Full Metal Jacket” courage other youths be- could apply now and in the how to project your voice where the focus is on lead- tween the ages of 12-20 future. The guest speaker and speak properly…A lot ership styles and how they years of age to join this was Mary Feik who re- of it was new.” are portrayed in real life. relatively new program cently celebrated her 90th CAP Myth Busters is a C/Capt Watford felt that and reap the positive life- birthday. Feik, in addi- class that distinguishes, this class was important altering experience. Se- tion to her many achieve- for the cadets, the differ- to newer cadets that are nior members are part of ments, was the fi rst fe- ence between regulation vulnerable due to having the lifeline for the orga- male engineer in research and myth of old customs recently started in CAP. He nization and provide the and development in the no longer in use. This dis- made a point to articulate support and education of Engineering Division of tinction is very important that this class gives new the cadets. 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mong Florida’s recent governors, none has a worse record on transparency and open govern- Ament than incumbent Rick Scott. Now Mr. Scott is apparently trying to render Florida’s public records law effectively meaningless by adopting a policy that makes it next to impossible to obtain access to public communications. His latest effort to skirt the obligations of transpar- ency, revealed in a lawsuit over his secret plans to raise money for a project involving the Governor’s Mansion, was justified by a claim that public employees can routinely conduct state business using private email accounts. They then become “custodians” of their own records. This is a stunning assault on Florida’s constitutional right of public access, but well in keeping with the pattern and practice of a governor who has never seemed to understand, or appreciate, the obligations of transparency imposed on Florida’s public officials. He acts more like the CEO of a privately operated hospi- tal chain, which he once was, than a public servant required to conduct the public’s business in public. Until now, all emails and communications by public Struggling with the presidency officials have been a matter of public record, acces- sible via a public-records request. By allowing public wo startling announcements, writer Ray Price, who had worked employees to use private email accounts to conduct only a half-dozen years apart, for Nixon as well, prepared some business, however, Mr. Scott and state employees can Tboth made from the Oval remarks for the president. He didn’t deny that any such public records exist in state fi les. Office: In 1968, Lyndon B. Johnson use them, however. Anyone wanting access, therefore, has to determine says he will not run for another “(F)or the next 10 days,” James which state employees — current or former — may term as president. Six years later Cannon, a presidential assistant, have those communications. Seekers of information — we mark the 40th anniversary wrote in an account of the Ford may be obliged to fi le lawsuits. The burden is on the Monday — Gerald R. Ford decides years, “the resolution of Nixon’s employee to release them or fi ght the request. They are to pardon Richard M. Nixon. DaivdShribman status preoccupied and engaged the ones who have to hire lawyers. Both decisions were postponed not only President Ford, but also National Perspective This is a policy never before employed by state gov- by presidents uncertain of their two other principals involved: Leon ernment, a reversal of precedent that makes the public- own minds, badgered by their own suspect. At the time, that seemed Jaworski, Watergate special prose- access law inoperable on a practical level. It effectively advisers and anxious about the a phenomenon. Today, it is an un- cutor; and Nixon himself, secluded takes the state out of the loop on state business and implications of their acts. Both remarkable but entirely regrettable in his compound in San Clemente, creates a barrier that blocks public scrutiny of public changed the trajectory of American aspect of the American presidency. Calif., waiting in fear and anguish affairs. politics. And both offer important Vietnam and Watergate did that, that he would be indicted, put on ... Ever since he was elected, Mr. Scott has displayed a insights into how, and why, presi- and Ford sealed it. trial and sent to jail.” disturbing tendency to conduct the public’s business in dents make decisions. But increasing numbers of No presidential decision of the secret. Johnson’s decision refl ected his historians and other Americans decade was remotely as contro- Florida has a proud tradition of open government own struggle with Vietnam and his have come to view the decision versial as Ford’s pardon. He based that Gov. Scott apparently considers an inconvenience. agony as he watched his Demo- Ford made 40 years ago this week it on his judgment that, as he said Floridians deserve a governor who honors that tradi- cratic Party convulse in dissent over not only as justifiable but also as that fateful Sunday, a pardon of the tion instead of one trying to destroy it. his leadership. It is a settled matter judicious. president would “not cause us to today. Nobody debates its origin or The Nixon resignation estab- forget the evils of Watergate-type Miami Herald significance. lished that no American, not even offenses or to forget the lessons we Ford’s decision removed the Wa- the president, was above the law. have learned.” tergate trauma from his presidency, That was a major achievement, an At the time, that was a throwaway but replaced it with questions important principle accomplished line. Today it is palpably true. about his character and indepen- in the stroke of a pen. This episode reminds us that our Endangered manatees dence. It is far from a settled mat- But what is intriguing about the perspectives change with time. A ter. It scarred his presidency and is Ford decision — and, in turn, about half-century ago this year, the Gulf anatees can be seen swimming near the perhaps the issue from the 1970s the Johnson decision that preceded of Tonkin Resolution set America shores of coastal Florida, but they’re not doing that retains the most mystery and it by six years — is that they both on a war trajectory in Vietnam. It Mswimmingly as a species. contention four decades later: occurred on the second, or maybe was regarded as so wise a decision The 830 manatees that died in 2013 set a new mortal- Did Ford make a deal with Nixon even the third, try. that only two senators opposed it. ity record. It is more than double the average annual before the presidential resignation Johnson constantly thought out Today it is regarded as a monumen- mortality and eclipsed the second-highest record of 766 in August 1974? Was the new presi- loud about not running for re-elec- tal error predicated on a falsehood. manatee deaths in 2010. dent pressured into the pardon by tion after his fi rst elected term was The Ford pardon is just the op- Despite this, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is old Nixon retainers like Alexander up. posite. In early September 1974, considering whether to downlist manatees from being Haig, the White House chief of staff, In the end, Johnson announced the public opposed the pardon by a classified as “endangered” to the lesser classification of or Leonard Garment, a longtime his intention during a 9 p.m. margin of 53 percent to 38 percent, “threatened.” Nixon adviser? Did the pardon speech on Vietnam from the Oval according to the Gallup poll. By the Although manatees have benefited from protections liberate his presidency or doom his Office on March 31, 1968. In his spring of 1986, the result was al- associated with its status under the Endangered Species presidency and seal his eventual memoir, he said he made the most exactly the reverse, with Ford Act, the potential danger of extinction should weigh defeat to Jimmy Carter 26 months fi nal decision at 9:01 p.m., and supported by a 54-39 margin. Ford’s heavily on the Fish and Wildlife Service. later? he revealed it in a single sentence growing prestige among historians The agency’s staff has, in the past, recommended The Ford pardon produced an embedded at the end of his speech. and commentators is grounded in the change; their expertise should be given due instant uproar. His press secretary, The text distributed to reporters part on the act that so alienated his consideration. beloved by the Ford family and did not include that sentence. contemporaries. History’s judg- However, another expert — James Powell, a biologist trusted by reporters, resigned. Con- Ford’s decision was simi- ment is never predictable, but it is with a doctorate and other advanced degrees — makes spiracy theories fi lled the air. The larly postponed and similarly never fi nal, either. a compelling case against the change. trust that the new president won portentous. Powell has studied manatees in Florida and through- and the new atmosphere that he As the 38th president was prepar- David M. Shribman is executive editor of the out the world. He formerly administered the Florida helped create swiftly disappeared. ing for his fi rst press conference, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. E-mail: dshribman@ Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s research Ford became the third presi- Garment worked on a legal brief post-gazette.com. Follow him on Twitter at program on manatees; today he is executive director dent in a row whose motives were to justify the pardon and speech- ShribmanPG. of Sea to Shore Alliance, a nonprofit organization he founded. The Fish and Wildlife Service will weigh fi ve factors in Letter to the Editor its decision: threat to habitat; overutilization of habitat; disease or predation; inadequacy of regulatory mecha- nisms; and other natural or man-made factors. Citizens need to repair ‘broken’ government, values Here are Powell’s thoughts on the factors: Habitat threats: Threats include reduction of warm- The Give Me Liberty big government and all candidates at the county, We need to change the water sanctuaries, water quality, water pollution and Tour was well attended powerful governments city and state level. As the landscape from political loss of food sources such as sea-grass beds. The threats at the East Side Baptist have had two objectives: federal government grows to biblical. We must re- are expected to increase and intensify. Church Friday night. weaken and destroy the in size, our freedoms are establish a culture based Boat strikes: With increasing human and boat popula- Those who attended were family to create a depen- diminished. on state sovereignty as tions in Florida, boat collisions with manatees will blessed by the message dency on the govern- The battle is liberty ver- defined in the Constitu- likely rise as boating activity increases following the from the speakers. ment; and silence and sus tyranny. Liberty has tion, and choose our recession. Prior to WWI there has destroy the church. The a cost, as evil will always leaders based on values Cold-related illness and death: Despite natural warm been a plan to destroy family is the primary try to encroach. We are and character as opposed springs and power plant discharges, manatees can still America. Leon Trotsky, incubator of our liberty, either too busy or too dis- to continuing to watch experience high levels of mortality during a cold winter. a proponent of the plan, our freedoms are given tracted to understand the the candidates with the This is likely to increase as power plant operations are defined it: remove God; by God and the church costs, and how close we most money buy elec- modified over the next few decades and sources of infiltrate the churches; represents God. are to losing our liberty tions. natural warm water diminish. eliminate prayer in We live in the sovereign and freedom. We either Action items can be Overall population: The 2014 minimum population schools; desecrate the State of Florida. Florida engage or surrender, and found at givemeliberty- estimate (4,824) is not many, considering we had more American Constitution; has not stood up as a ignoring what is going on tour.com, or by calling infiltrate a major political sovereign state. The states is surrender. (877) 634-2279. than 800 manatee carcasses last year. These numbers SYBIL ANDREASEN are worrisome. party; present homosexu- have given their authority The war we are in is Despite the slow and slight increase in the number of ality as normal, natural to the federal government for the soul of America. Marianna manatees during the past 50 years, threats to survival and healthy; promote in the name of security have increased. Since 2007, Florida manatee mortality pornography, obscenity and safety. Letters to the Editor has increased more than 50 percent. in books, movies and now Washington has only 17 The mortality numbers are a clear indication that television. powers that are defined in Submit letters by either mailing to Editor, P.O. Box 520, threats to the species have not been lessened, and in The plan has worked. the Constitution. Wash- Marianna FL, 32447 or faxing to 850-482-4478 or fact have increased and broadened. Our families are broken, ington is broken; we elect send email to editorial@jcfloridan.com. The Floridan Clearly, the science that analyzes the existing and our government is bro- good people, and they reserves the right to edit or not publish any letter. emerging threats indicates a “no” to a move to threat- ken. It is our fault and is get minimized. The only Be sure to include your full address and telephone ened status at this time. not Obama’s, who is not way to fi x Washington is number. These will only be used to verify the letter and more powerful than God. by electing biblically and will not be printed. For more information call 850-526- Throughout history, constitutionally sound The Gainesville Sun 3614. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com LOCAL/STATE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 ◆ 5A U.S. 231 Night work re-scheduled From staff reports pass at U.S. 231 in Jackson p.m. to 5 a.m. Drivers will County, according to the encounter alternating lane Monday’s inclement Florida Department of closures during these times weather resulted in the Transportation. on U.S. 231 beneath I-10 as cancellation of the fi rst of The work picked up construction crews install two nights of work planned again last night and will fi ber optic conduit on the on the Interstate 10 over- continue tonight, from 9 overpass. Holmes County Students Sign Take Stock Scholarships

From staff reports Paige Lumpkin, from behavior, and maintain Holmes County High respectable attendance Two Holmes County school, and Ryan Eldridge, throughout high school. ninth graders recently from Ponce de Leon High Funds to purchase these signed contracts with Take school, will earn the schol- scholarships were raised THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stock in Children which arships if they maintain through Take Stock in Chil- Catherine Rodriguez, public information offi cer for the Walton County Sheriff’s Office in will provide scholarships abovea“C”average,remain dren fundraisers held lo- DeFuniak Springs, Fla., visits with Moses the donkey. Walton County Sheriff’s offi cials tried to Chipola College. drug/crime free, have good cally in Holmes County. to auction off a stray donkey they’ve been caring for, but no one showed up. Now, they’re trying to fi nd someone to adopt the donkey they’ve named Moses. Sheriff’s office seeks home for stray donkey DEFUNIAK SPRINGS the donkey. And no they’re just hoping to fi nd — Walton County Sheriff’s one bought him at the someone to give Moses a officials tried to auction auction. nice home. off a stray donkey they’ve Spokeswoman Cath- been caring for, but no erine Rodriguez says From wire reports one showed up. Now, Ryan Eldridge, a ninth grader from Ponce de Leon High school, recently signed a contract with they’re trying to fi nd "* #+$,&)'(!-,% Take Stock in Children which will provide a scholarship to Chipola College. Pictured from left, someone to adopt the +# ,( !*" '&&$%-)* are: (front) Keith Eldridge (father), scholarship recipient Ryan Eldridge, Amy Eldridge (mother), donkey they’ve named ! NHJJA(D RHLH%XA&(! (back) Anna Taylor (TSIC Regional Director), Debbie Kolmetz (School Board Member), Buddy Moses. ! S#AT-XH *W&)%-(9 S-#XAH! Brown (HCHS Principal), Eddie Dixon (Superintendent) and Mary Helen Smith (Take Stock The donkey was ! 8&=AJ-9S-#XAH! Program Manager). Not pictured: Karen Anderson (Guidance Counselor). ! WBA=J#H(R! S-#XAH! .QHX$H?!&V(J)-LBA(H/L&)OA!AX V! &( ;-LH+&&>1 expensive to feed. Since then, he’s been living in a barn near the sheriff’s headquarters. Deputy Tammy Hen- derson named him and has been feeding him every day. She told the yette St., Marianna, FL Northwest Florida Daily News that Moses loves peppermints. Officials placed a legal 10th St., Malone, FL Paige Lumpkin, a ninth grader from Holmes County High school, recently signed a contract with ad, but no one claimed Take Stock in Children which will provide a scholarship to Chipola College. Pictured from left, are: Crystal Pearson (mother), scholarship recipient Paige Lumpkin, Mark Lumpkin (father), (back) Jim Goodman (Holmes County Deputy Superintendent), Matt Tate (Assistant Principal PDLHS), Eddie Dixon (Holmes County Superintendent), Cindi Davis (Take Stock Mentor), Mary Helen Smith (Take Stock Program Manager) and Shawna Lumpkin (step-mother).

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THANKFUL FOR MALONE SCHOOL Dear Bruce: What is will stay there and earn A check is simply a way the difference between a interest. In today’s world, of conveying money from checking and a savings I see no reason to have your account to someone account? a savings account since else’s account. There are — JENNY it effectively pays no penalties involved if you interest. overdraw money, and Dear Jenny: A savings A checking account is a you may have to leave a account is simply an different matter alto- minimum amount in the account used to deposit gether. With a checking account to avoid paying a money into an institu- account, you are allowed service fee for each check tion, usually a bank or to write checks for the written. Save at the supermarket From Consumer Reports markdowns up to half » Join the club. Clubs are price. If you’re worried a great place to save if you Whether or not you’re that stuff is past its prime, have the storage space. 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Family Past Florida Society Children of the American Revolution Senior Corresponding Secretary Mary toes, but buying spuds and Dollar recently added 400 Call us for all your Robbins (left) with Cyndi Brock, the new senior president of Blue Springs Society, N.S.C.A.R. other products in a bag or food items and cut prices loral needs. multipack can mean big- on an additional 1,000 time savings. ShopSmart’s items. In ShopSmart’s last 3003 4th Street Marianna secret shoppers saved as price scan in 2012, it found much as 36 percent. They savings up to 28 percent 850-526-3293 (Faye) priced bagged produce over supermarkets. (apples, garlic, lemons, onions, oranges and po- tatoes) and multipacks of grocery items such as cat food, soap and soda at supermarkets, Target and Wal-Mart. The best pack- age deals they found: 36 percent savings on rus- set potatoes and an 18 percent discount on Cho- bani Greek yogurt. » Hit the deli. 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The council is composed of the regents and vice re- gents of the 10 DAR chap- 4630 Hwy.90•Marianna, FL 32446 ters from Tallahassee to (850) 526-2891 Each Office Is Independently Owned Pensacola. and Operated Other DAR members www.sunnysouthproperties.com are encouraged to attend Sunny South Properties without the privilege of voting. Chipola Chapter, Smarter.Bolder. Join Us ForWorship NSDAR of Marianna was Faster. well represented with eight SUNDAy: members attending. WEDNESDAy: New council officers Sunday School: 9:30 AM Fellowship Supper: 4:15 PM were elected and installed. Morning Worship: 10:45 AM Children’s Choir: 4:45 PM Chipola Chapter Vice Re- Evening Worship: 6:00 PM Bible Study: 6:00 PM gent Sharon Wilkerson was OUIDA MORRIS PAT FURR CECIL POWELL JEAN SIMS (850) 209-4705 (850) 209-8071 (206) 718-9049 (850) 718-6382 elected Council Treasurer. Broker/Owner Furr19@msn.com cecil.powell@ [email protected] century21.com CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES WILL BE STARTING BACK Past Council President Mary Robbins issued invi- ON WEDNESDAy,SEPTEMBER 10. tations for the C.A.R. North Children’s Choir 4:45 p.m. Florida workshop to be DEBBIE RONEY SMITH ED MCCOY BEVELY THOMAS BRENDA MORGAN AWANA 5:30 p.m. held in Marianna on Sept. (850) 209-8039 (850) 573-6198 (850) 209-5211 850-557-4799 debbie.roney@ www.emccoyrealty.com brenda.morgan 13, the DAR/C.A.R./SAR century21.com [email protected] @century21.com Youth 6 p.m. Constitution Week lun- cheon on Sept. 20, and the www.fbcmarianna.org JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 ◆ 7A

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The Associated Press with cheers as Cook pro- New Software claimed that he had “one Though much of the at- CUPERTINO, Calif. more thing.” It was how tention has been on new — Apple unveiled its long- Jobs used to close his key- gadgets, the software anticipated smartwatch note addresses. powering those gadgets is Tuesday, introducing a That one more thing was getting its annual refresh. device that aims to put named the Apple Watch, Apple considers iOS 8 to many of the functions of a rather than the iWatch be its biggest update since smartphone onto a small- that many people had the introduction of the app er screen that’s never more been speculating. store in 2008. than an arm’s length from Cook says Apple had to Existing iPhone and iPad the wearer’s eyes. invent a new interface for users will be eligible for The Apple Watch, the the watch because simply the free upgrade, too. company’s fi rst complete- shrinking a phone would Among other things, iOS ly new product in four not work. Much of the in- 8 will let devices work bet- years and its fi rst wearable teraction will be through ter in sync. For instance, device, is also Apple’s most the dial on the watch, it will be possible to start ambitious expansion since which Apple calls the a message on an iPhone CEO Tim Cook replaced digital crown. It’s used to and fi nish it on an iPad. Steve Jobs three years ago. zoom in and out of a map, With an upcoming Mac The watch made its de- for instance. upgrade called Yosemite, it but alongside a service that Apple also worked with will be possible to contin- seeks to turn Apple mobile THE ASSOCIATED PRESS app developers to create ue working on that same devices into a payment Apple CEO Tim Cook discusses the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Tuesday in Cupertino, new functionality. Us- message on a Mac com- Calif. The iPhone 6 will have a screen measuring 4.7 inches, while the iPhone 6 Plus will be 5.5 system that will eliminate ers will be able to unlock puter as well. inches. the need for consumers to room doors at Starwood These handoff features bring cash or plastic cards the still-nascent market turers have had. start shipping in the U.S. hotels or remind them- will extend to the new Ap- to the checkout stand. for wearable technology. Notably, Samsung’s Note on Sept. 19, with advance selves where they parked ple Watch, too. Apple Inc. also used Several other companies phone isn’t getting bigger orders to begin Friday. cars with a BMW app. The new software will be the occasion to present already sell smartwatches this year. Last year’s Note Starting prices will be The new watch will available to existing users the next generation of its thathavebeengreetedwith 3 was 5.7 inches. Instead, comparable to those in come in a variety of styles on Sept. 17. iPhone — two larger mod- widespread indifference. Samsung is emphasizing the past — $199 with a and straps, with a choice Closing out the event, U2 els that refl ect the com- But Apple has a reputa- other hardware features, two-year contract for the of two sizes. 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federal agencies. located in the combined possible,” she said. School in 2002 and at Trail McCallum Sweeney Marianna/Jackson Coun- FAMU “Thankfully I grew up in Sneads High School from From Page 1A Consulting is carrying out ty Distribution Park and From Page 1A Jackson County, where 2004-07. His job at FAMU, the initial evaluation and Construction Services great community leaders essentially, is to make sure of the county’s sufficient certification effort. Park, the same complex a programming assistant shaped me and made me all freshmen students interest in the project The other funding where the Family Dollar in the office of student ac- the person I am today. I transition well from high and the land that the would be needed to make Distribution Center and tivities, which deals with will never forget where I school into the college district’s permitting pro- the sites ready once the Hanson Concrete plants all on-campus student came from, and I want to environment. cess involves. evaluation helps deter- are located. events, like homecoming. reach out to the younger Brown says there are sev- Gulf Power Compa- mine what’s needed at the It will also attempt to Borders said she wants people and let them know eral other speakers sched- ny is paying a full half, locations to make them certify the entire 1,600- to get across one big point that we’re here for them.” uled to appear as well, and $31,500, of the estimat- business-ready. acre Marianna Airport when she gets the atten- Rounding out the trio that the FAMU contingent ed $63,000 it will take Gulf Power is the driv- and Industrial Park. tion of local students this of speakers well known will have scholarship ap- to initially evaluate the ing force behind the The Spanish Trail In- weekend. “My main mes- in Jackson County is Law- plications with them, properties and seek cer- certification process, dustrial Site project is the sage is this: You can do renceBrown.He isFAMU‘s ready for students to fi ll tification, a multiphase creating it as a means of only privately held parcel absolutely anything you First Year Experience co- out. process. identifying, developing currently involved in the put your mind to,” Bor- ordinator. He’s partnering There’s a very good And, if certification is and marketing various certification attempt. ders said. “The choices with the Northwest Flor- chance, Brown said, that achieved, other fund- areas around the country. If the land ultimately you make are important ida Chapter of the FAMU if they qualify, many local ing for associated costs McCallum Sweeney stays in private owner- and as long as you keep Alumni Association to young people could fi nd will be sought in grants is also working on a ship, the certification your eyes on the prize carry off the Sept. 13 event out in a few weeks time and other forms of sup- similar certification would become an asset of while you’re making in Jackson County. Brown that they’ve snagged one port from state and process 500-acre parcel the owners. those choices, anything is taught at Marianna High of them. NYC police: Terror threat more complex than ever

The Associated Press same kind of thing as reporting in regularly we’ve seen in commercial and monitoring events NEW YORK — Air strikes publishing or in the ad around the world. If in Iraq, ongoing unrest in industry.” something happens in Syria and the beheadings New York remains the Gaza, it’s instantly felt in of two American jour- top target, and that makes New York because of the nalists are casting a long preparing for big events, large Jewish and Palestin- shadow over the 13th an- including the U.S. Open ian populations. niversary of the Sept. 11 tennis tournament, the “Things ricochet real attacks. United Nations General quick here,” said intel- While there is no spe- Assembly and the Sept. ligence chief Thomas cific threat against New 11 commemoration, that Galati. York ahead of the Thurs- much more critical, offi- The private anniversary day commemoration, the cials said. ceremony will be held rising power of disparate Plus, President Barack on the National Septem- militant groups around Obama plans this week ber 11 Memorial & Mu- the world presents the to outline an expanded seum plaza on Thursday most complex terrorism U.S. campaign against morning. danger since the twin militants in Iraq and Syria The tribute has centered towers were destroyed, following the beheadings on reading the names of New York intelligence of- of American journalists the nearly 3,000 people fi cials said this week. James Foley and Steven killed in New York, at “It is layer upon layer Sotloff. the Pentagon and near upon layer — not all com- The White House said in Shanksville, Pennsylva- ing from the same place or a statement that Obama nia, in the 2001 attacks, as ideology,” saidJohnMiller, met Tuesday with senior well as recognizing the six the New York Police De- administration officials people killed in the 1993 partment’s deputy com- to review security threats trade center bombing. missioner of intelligence and preparedness ahead But for the fi rst time, and counterterrorism. of the 9/11 anniversary. the memorial plaza will That differs from fi ve New York Police Com- be open to the public years ago, when the risk missioner William Brat- this year from 6 p.m. to was chiefly from al-Qaida, ton said the department midnight. Miller said. is prepared. Sandy Kowalchik, 49, of Now, he said, the threat “We will, as always, San Jose, California, said is also coming from the ramp up intelligence she was aware of the secu- well-funded, highly so- gathering and visibility,” rity concerns but it didn’t phisticated “mass mar- Bratton said. change her plan to visit keting of terrorism” That means thousands New York this week. — affiliate groups, for- of officers in specialized “It seems like authori- eign fi ghters, uprising teams, bomb-sniffing ties in the U.S. and the militants and the idea of dogs who can detect not city are much more aware “al-Qaida-ism.” only the scent of a bomb of anything going on,” she “When you look at the but the vapors of a mov- said, standing near the re- level of sophistication, ing target, undercover of- fl ecting pools at the 9/11 the amount of slickness fi cers and teams of police memorial. applied to their video using radioactive detec- “Heightened aware- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS production, the amount tion devices and other ness makes people ner- In this Sept. 11, 2013 fi le photo, a police offi cer provides security at the National September 11 of thought that goes into high-tech tools. vous, but it makes you Memorial at the World Trade Center during ceremonies marking the anniversary of the terrorist creating a narrative,” he Intelligence officers more cognizant of what’s attacks in New York. New York City police plan heavy security for the anniversary ceremony on said, “They’re doing the around the globe will be around you.” Thursday. Terror plotter Padilla gets new 21-year sentence The Associated Press His mother, Estella citizen like him as a com- Lebron, called the case batant without charge. MIAMI — Convicted al- against Padilla “fabricated Because he was fi nally Qaida terrorism plotter from the beginning.” charged criminally, the Jose Padilla, a U.S. citi- “The way they treated U.S. Supreme Court never zen jailed for years as an my son, they don’t treat an got a chance to rule on the enemy combatant, was animal in America or any- question. handed a new 21-year where else,” she said. Trial testimony showed prison sentence Tuesday The new sentence was that Padilla had begun because an appeals court imposed because the 11th frequenting a Florida determined his previ- U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- mosque where his co-de- ous 17-year term was too peals in 2011 determined fendant, Adham Hassoun, lenient. that Cooke erred in giving was recruiting fi ghters for A jury found the Brook- Padilla credit for the brig Muslim jihad overseas. lyn-born Padilla guilty in years and also failed to Padilla eventually trav- 2007 on charges of sup- properly account for his eled to Egypt and on to Af- porting al-Qaida and ter- “heightened risk of dan- ghanistan. A key piece of rorism conspiracy, which gerousness” due to the evidence against him was carried a possible life sen- al-Qaida training. In ad- his name on an al-Qaida tence. Evidence showed dition, the appeals judges form listing attendees at he attended an al-Qaida ruled that Padilla — a for- the al-Farook terrorism terrorist camp in Afghani- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mer Chicago “Latin Kings” training camp. stan before returning to In this Jan. 5, 2006 fi le photo, Jose Padilla (center) is escorted to a waiting police vehicle by gang member — deserved Hassoun and a third the U.S. in May 2002 on federal marshals near downtown Miami. Padilla is set to be sentenced a second time by a a longer sentence because defendant, Islamist pro- what authorities original- federal judge Tuesday in Miami because the original prison term of 17 years was too lenient. of his 17 previous arrests. pagandist Kifah Jayyousi, ly claimed was a mission Padilla was arrested by the FBI in 2002 on what authorities said was an al-Qaida mission to Padilla, 43, was arrest- were also convicted in the to detonate a radioactive detonate a radioactive “dirty bomb” inside the U.S. Those accusations were later discarded. ed in 2002 at Chicago’s case. Hassoun is serving “dirty bomb” in a major Cooke, an appointee of Brian Frazier said the gov- al-Qaida soldier. O’Hare International 15 years and Jayyousi 12 city. Those accusations President George W. Bush, ernment may appeal this “I’m not arguing to the Airport during the tense years. They are scheduled were later discarded when whose administration ap- new sentence as well. court that they (brig con- months after the 9/11 at- for release in 2017, anoth- the “mission” was deemed proved Padilla’s treatment, U.S. officials have long ditions) weren’t harsh in tacks and accused of the er factor in Cooke’s deci- only a sketchy idea. said she remained con- rejected Padilla’s claims the general sense,” Del “dirty bomb” mission. It sion not to give Padilla a Over Justice Depart- cerned that he had been that while in the brig he Toro said. later emerged through longer sentence. ment objections, U.S. Dis- held for so long without was forced to stand in Padilla’s attorney, Mi- U.S. interrogation of oth- “Mr. Hassoun and Mr. trict Judge Marcia Cooke criminal charge, had al- painful stress positions, chael Caruso, said the er al-Qaida suspects that Jayyousi clearly manipu- originally gave Padilla most no access to a lawyer given LSD or other drugs years of isolation and in- the “mission” was only a lated Mr. Padilla,” she credit for his three-plus and under conditions few as “truth serum,” deprived terrogation had left Padil- sketchy idea, and those said. years in harsh Pentagon U.S. citizens have experi- of sleep and subjected la “sunk into a pit of hope- claims never surfaced in custody at a Navy brig in enced in this country. to loud noises, extreme lessness and despair.” the South Florida terror- South Carolina. The new “I was then, and am now, heat and cold and nox- During Tuesday’s hearing, ism case. '#"!$%&% sentence essentially takes dismayed by the harsh- ious odors. But Assistant Padilla sat perfectly still Before his 2005 indict- away the credit for those ness of Mr. Padilla’s prior U.S. Attorney Ricardo Del with head bowed look- ment, Padilla’s attorneys &$*8#*8A 1/#86F# -F8:8*/D 3FAE years. She rejected pros- confinement,” Cooke Toro acknowledged that ing at an empty tabletop, challenged the right of 4>.$ (>AB@ %@>$8#* BFD 78,*# ecutors’ request for a 30- said. Padilla “was not treated declining Cooke’s offer to the Bush administration 2C"" +/,,/$#>F 5*E 9B$8BFFB year term. Assistant U.S. Attorney kindly” as a suspected speak in his own behalf. to continue holding a U.S. =?);'!2;<

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BY DUSTIN KENT scrimmage, with Deshon Pol- jah Neal to Kentrel Parker for the dkent@jcfl oridan.com locks converting the two-point fi rst Warriors score of the night play. with 3:42 left in the fi rst period, The Marianna Middle School The Bullpups got it right back and scored again on a halfback Bullpups jumped out to a fast by recovering an onside kick and pass when Tyrese Stuckey hit start and cruised to an easy 46- needed just one play to reach Parker from 20 yards out. 26 victory over the Walton Mid- the end zone again, as Robert That cut the margin to 24- dle School Warriors on Tuesday Davis scored from 38 yards out 12 with 7:22 to halftime, but evening at Bulldog Stadium. and Pollocks again converted Marianna responded with a It was the second straight win the two to make it 16-0 with fi ve-play, 53-yard drive capped for the Bullpups, who improved 6:07 on the fi rst quarter clock. off by a 23-yard TD run by Ste- to 2-1 on the young season. Davis struck again with a phon McMillian, with Pollocks Marianna scored the fi rst 24 special teams score moments again getting the two to make it points of the game, going ahead later, returning a Walton punt 32-12. by two scores before the War- 60 yards for a touchdown, with The Bullpups’ defense came riors took their fi rst snap. Pollocks providing the conver- up with the next big play for

Ja’Tavis Groomes scored on sion for a 24-0 edge. MMS, as Groomes intercepted KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN a 26-yard touchdown run on Walton came back with a 46- Marianna’s Trey Freeman (20) sacks the Walton quarterback near the 30 the Bullpups’ fourth play from yard touchdown pass from Eli- See BULLPUPS, Page 10B yard line in a game Tuesday night.

Sports Briefs HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL High School Football Friday - West Gadsden at Cottondale, 7 p.m.; Gracev- ille at Blountstown, 7 p.m.; Marianna at Wakulla, 6:30 GETTING BACK ON TRACK p.m.; Sneads at Franklin County, 7 p.m.

Junior Varsity Football Thursday - Wewahitchka at Cottondale, 6 p.m.; Bay at Marianna, 6 p.m.; Port St. Joe at Graceville, 6 p.m.

High School Volleyball Tuesday - Sneads at Cot- tondale, 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.; Altha at Marianna, 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.; Graceville at Bethlehem, 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Southern Elite Southern Elite is hosting a travel softball tryout Satur- day at Alford Park at 3 p.m. for ages 10U, 12U, and 14U. For more information, contact Don Holland at 850-272-2109.

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KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN The Sneads Pirates prepare for kick off against West Gadsden in a game Aug. 22. Pirates try to bounce back against Seahawks

BY DUSTIN KENT The Pirates picked up just seven fi rst “I thought (Boykin) ran well the other dkent@jcfloridan.com downs all game while managing only 140 night. The problem was he got worn out,” total yards of offense. the coach said. The Sneads Pirates will look to bounce It didn’t help that the team’s top rusher, “He got tired because he was going both back from a frustrating loss to Baker senior Javarris Goodson, suffered an an- ways, so we’re going to try to just play @JCFSports last week when they head to Eastpoint kle injury in the fi rst quarter and did not him on offense this week and see how it on Friday to face the Franklin County return. works.” Seahawks. Goodson will be out again this week and Sneads will get a boost on the defensive Sneads (1-1) opened the season with a most likely for the next two games, with front from the return of Gavin Pittman, dominant 42-0 win over John Paul II Cath- fullback Bacarius Boykin taking his place who is back after missing the fi rst two olic, the Pirates followed with their fi rst in the backfield. weeks due to concussion symptoms. loss after traveling to Baker and falling to Boykin rushed for 44 yards on 10 carries The Pirates have been pretty banged up the Gators 21-7. against Baker, while Chris Greene had 27 to start the year, with both starting right “I was disappointed after the game. yards on six attempts. guard Bailey Beauchamp and starting I thought we would play much better,” With Boykin becoming the primary ball- right tackle Ethan Beauchamp sitting out Sneads coach Bill Thomas said. “It was carrier, Thomas said he would need to Friday with ankle injuries. one of the worst offensive nights we’ve take the senior off of his starting defensive had since I’ve been here.” tackle position to preserve his energy. See PIRATES, Page 10B

High School Volleyball Marianna, Graceville suffer district disappointments

BY DUSTIN KENT but when (Pensacola Catholic) to get ready, but that’s no one’s dkent@jcfloridan.com got ahead of us, it took the wind fault,” Graceville coach Josh out of us, and our communica- Graham said. “We didn’t play to The Marianna Lady Bulldogs tion and movement slacked off. our potential. We made a rally in lost their second straight district “The girls got into a slump and the second set, but by the third game Monday night at home, we made a couple of mistakes the body language wasn’t good. falling to the Pensacola Catholic and weren’t really able to get out We looked defeated.” Lady Crusaders in three sets. of that.” After winning their season- Pensacola Catholic won by Marianna was scheduled to opener against Holmes County, scores of 25-13, 25-8, and 25-7 host Altha on Tuesday night be- the Lady Tigers have lost four to improve to 2-0 in District 1- fore welcoming in Graceville on straight games without winning 4A competition, while the Lady Thursday at 6 p.m. a set. Bulldogs dropped to 0-2 after Graceville downed by Wewa Graham said it has been a bit losing their league opener last The Graceville Lady Tigers disappointing to see his team week to Walton. were dealt their fourth straight unable to build on the momen- Both losses were in three sets, loss Monday night in Wewahi- tum of the opening win. though Marianna coach Ro- tchka, falling to the Lady Gators “We’re just not playing up to chelle Summerwell said there in three sets by scores of 25-14, our full potential. Everyone who was a stark difference in the per- 25-22, and 25-19. sees us who knows volleyball formance of her players. The loss dropped Graceville to keeps telling me that we’ve got a “We did not play as well (Mon- 1-4 overall and 0-3 in District 2- group of talented girls, but we’re day night) as we did against Wal- 1A play. just not playing up to the poten- ton,” she said. “Our movement “We played OK. It wasn’t tial,” he said. KRISTIE CLOUD / FLORIDAN and communication were lack- the best of situations with the “We just have to fi nd what the Marianna’s Lexie Basford (23) goes for the spike Monday night in the ing. We started off strong and weather and everything mak- key is to fl ip that switch and roll game against Pensacola Catholic. went ahead 6-1 (in the fi rst set), ing us get there late. We rushed with it. We’re just not there yet.” 2B ◆ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 NFL JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Nike, others end business relationship with Rice The Associated Press were let go after they the video of Rice punch- were found to have used ing Palmer will make it Ray Rice’s indefinite performance-enhancing difficult for Rice, even if suspension from the NFL drugs and South African he returns to the NFL, to for domestic violence will paralympic sprinter Os- resuscitate his marketing cost him income from en- car Pistorius after he was potential. dorsements in addition to accused of murdering his Dorman described Rice his $4 million in salary. girlfriend. as “toxic, totally radioac- Nike and Electronic Arts The athletic clothing tive, untouchable.” are among the businesses and footwear giant stood Rice had signed with that announced Tuesday by Tiger Woods and Kobe BodyArmor in 2012, but they have cut ties with Bryant after their infidel- his picture was removed Rice following the release ity made headlines. Nike from the company web- of a video showing the dropped Michael Vick for site days after his Febru- former Baltimore Ravens his involvement in dog ary arrest. running back striking his fi ghting, but the company “Ray Rice is no longer then-fiancee in February. re-signed him upon his a BodyArmor partner,” Nike Inc. confirmed its re-entry to the NFL. company spokeswoman decision to end its rela- “Nike does not drop their Lindsey Raivich wrote in tionship with Rice via an THE ASSOCIATED PRESS athletes unless it is some- an email Tuesday. “When email. EA Sports made the In this May 23 fi le photo, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice (right) speaks alongside thing very, very heavy,” his contract expired announcement that it will his wife, Janay, during a news conference. He has since been released by the Ravens and Dorfman said. “Basically the brand chose not to take his image out of the suspended indefinitely after more video was released from the elevator where Rice struck his what they do is keep you renew.” Madden ‘15 video game then-fiancee Janay Palmer in an Atlantic City Casino. on contract and maybe go Raivich declined further on its “Madden NFL” of- dark with advertisements comment. fi cial Twitter account. Palmer in an elevator at (Monday),” San Francisco andDick’s andModell’s are or marketing and wait for Vertimax dropped Rice Two other companies, an Atlantic City, New Jer- sports marketing analyst among the sporting goods things to blow over and on Monday, according to BodyArmor sports drink sey, casino. Each hits the Bob Dorfman said. “The stores that have pulled the bring you back. It’s very ESPN.com. A message was and VertiMax sports train- other before Rice knocks violence of the video, and jerseys from their racks. rare that they terminate left for company publicist ing equipment, disassoci- Palmer off her feet and just the horrific nature of Before the latest video with somebody.” Al Marez. ated themselves from Rice into a railing. Months ago, it, you’ve seen what it’s was released, Rice also Dorfman said Rice pre- In a statement to ESPN. earlier this year. a TMZ video showed Rice done to the public opin- had been removed as a sented a wholesome im- com, VertiMax CEO Mi- Rice made an estimated dragging Palmer, now his ion of him.” spokesman for East Coast- age prior to the assault, chael Wehrell said, “A fter $1.6 million a year from wife, from the elevator at The Ravens said on Twit- based M&T Bank. noting that Rice became internal discussion about endorsements, according the Revel casino. ter that they’re planning to Rice is among the high- spokesman for the Milk the events that transpired, to Forbes magazine. “He may have had a offer an exchange for Rice profile athletes cut by Mustache’s “Got Milk?” we determined that a fu- On Monday TMZ Sports slight chance of saving jerseys. His No. 27 jersey Nike because of scandal. campaign after the Ravens ture relationship with released a grainy video his marketability be- no longer is available on Cyclist Lance Armstrong won the 2013 Super Bowl. Ray did not align with our showing Rice and Janay fore that video came out the NFL fan shop website, and track star Justin Gatlin The horrific nature of goals as a company.” 49ers wants to give McDonald ‘due process’ Union could vote on The Associated Press drug policy changes SAN FRANCISCO — San Francis- co 49ers CEO Jed York said Tuesday The Associated Press discussed changes to that he will let “due process take its the policy on substance course” before deciding whether to NEW YORK — The 32 abuse and driving under discipline Ray McDonald after the player representatives the influence of drugs/ defensive tackle was arrested on to the union could vote alcohol. The union also suspicion of domestic violence. Tuesday on changes to is pushing for neutral ar- In his fi rst public comments since the NFL’s drug policy that bitration in the appeals McDonald’s arrest Aug. 31, York told potentially could imple- process and is seeking San Francisco’s KNBR radio that he ment HGH testing. higher thresholds for will not punish McDonald until he A person familiar with positive marijuana tests. sees “evidence that it should be the talks over the past But the key element done or before an entire legal police few weeks told The As- could be a test for human investigation shows us something.” sociated Press that a con- growth hormone. “I would much rather take shots ference call vote could HGH testing was at my reputation than to put some- come Tuesday evening agreed upon in the 2011 body down and judge them before “depending on the type collective bargaining an entire investigation has taken of proposal” the league agreement that ended the place,” York told the radio station. presents to the players lockout of the players. But York’s comments echoed many of association. the union has been un- the remarks made by 49ers coach The person spoke on comfortable with the sci- Jim Harbaugh and general manager condition of anonym- ence and the procedures Trent Baalke in the last two weeks. ity because drug policy for the testing, as well as He reiterated that the team will not negotiations between how appeals would be tolerate domestic violence and he the union and league are handled. The league did considers McDonald’s arrest seri- confidential. agree to an appeal pro- ous, however, he repeatedly said he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both sides have cess several years ago. will not act until the investigation is In this Sept. 7 fi le photo, San Francisco 49ers’ Ray McDonald sits on the bench dur- completed. ing the second half against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas. 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28-17 win at Dallas on Sunday. 30th birthday with teammates and enough. PROMO: NA FPU14-107 052914 Public pressure has been build- friends. With multiple arrests in the past ing on the 49ers to sit McDonald San Jose police have released few few years, York admitted the 49ers down while prosecutors decide details surrounding McDonald’s ar- “haven’t lived up to that expecta- whether to charge him. The uproar rest, only saying that officers at the tion” of acting in a responsible escalated Monday following TMZ’s scene saw the alleged victim with way off the fi eld. He said the team release of new video showing Ray “visible injuries.” McDonald’s arrest is doing everything it can to make Rice knocking out his then-fiancee came just days after NFL Commis- changes. in an elevator. sioner Roger Goodell announced As far as enforcing discipline, Hand Picked Quality The running back has been re- tougher penalties for players ac- though, York cited fl aws in the leased by the Ravens and suspended cused of domestic violence, includ- league’s collective bargaining agree- Pre-Owned Vehicles indefinitely by the NFL, which ini- ing a six-week suspension for a ment with the players’ union. tially suspended Rice two games. fi rst offense and at least a year for “We certainly need to take a very 3905 Hwy •90Marianna, FL York stressed that the public a second. hard look at ourselves as a league 850-526-5254 should not lump McDonald and Asked about Goodell’s handling of and fi gure out a better way to do (In the old Summerlin Motors location) Rice together just because both Rice’s situation and if he should be this,” York said. “Coming back to were arrested on domestic violence reprimanded by owners, York said Ray McDonald, we’ve got a collec- charges. “it was obviously acknowledged tive bargaining agreement in place “Each case is its own separate that it was bungled by the league, that makes it difficult for the teams Real service by real people. case. Ray McDonald is not Ray and they came back and corrected to take an action, for the league to Rice,” York said. “And if there’s an- it. Ray didn’t take the fi eld in the take action. We need to set any ne- other one, it’s not the same as the regular season. He was already gotiating aside and fi gure if there’s previous. Each case is its own in- down. They suspended him for the a better way through collective bar- dividual entity. And as a society, year. Could it have happened soon- gaining and through everything to we have a sense of saying, ‘Well, er? 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It was a Later in the fi rst, Staf- bright start for the Lions ford scrambled to his left, and their quarterback and then threw back to after the team collapsed his right. Johnson made a down the stretch in 2013 diving catch in the back of — in part because of Staf- the end zone for a 16-yard ford’s turnovers. TD and a 14-0 lead. “I don’t work on my “When Matt breaks the moves a lot during prac- pocket, I know I have to tice, but I know I have to keep working, because be better with my feet this he can put the ball any- year so that we can keep where on the fi eld,” John- plays alive,” Stafford said. son said. “We worked out “On both of the touch- together a lot during the down passes to Calvin, the offseason, and we did a offensive line got me a lot lot of footwork drills. You THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of time, and he was able can see that it is paying Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer (3) is hurried by San Diego Chargers outside linebacker Dwight Freeney (left) to uncover himself and off for him. He’s making during the second half in Glendale, Ariz., on Monday. The Cardinals won 18-17. fi nd somewhere open.” moves.” The Lions intercepted Stafford’s two touch- Eli Manning twice in their down passes came on Palmer, Brown gives Arizona win fi rst Monday night opener what looked like bro- since 1971. Stafford went ken plays, and so did his The Associated Press in crucial times that turned into Arizona scored fi rst on Catan- 22 of 32 for 346 yards, and 5-yard touchdown run points.” zaro’s 22-yard fi eld goal with 12:42 Johnson had seven catch- in the third quarter. He GLENDALE, Ariz. — John Brown With his team trailing 6-3 at the left in the fi rst half. es for 164 yards. Manning scrambled up the middle made his fi rst NFL touchdown a big half, San Diego quarterback Philip San Diego’s lone fi rst-half score was 18 of 33 for 163 yards on that one and cut to his one. The Arizona Cardinals believe Rivers went 6 for 6 for 82 yards on a came after Drew Butler’s punt was and a touchdown for the left to avoid a potential many more are to follow. drive to open the second half. His six- blocked by Attaochu. Butler had Giants, who started 0-6 tackler. The small, speedy rookie wide yard pass to Malcom Floyd for the TD been signed earlier Monday and last season and never led The Giants also missed receiver from little Pittsburg State put the Chargers ahead 10-6. took the place of regular punter in their 2014 opener. the playoffs last season, (Kansas) caught a 13-yard scoring After Attaochu forced Palmer’s Dave Zastudil, who was out with a “No excuses. We played thanks mostly to that ter- pass from Carson Palmer with 2:25 to fumble, Ryan Mathews ran 20 yards groin injury. very poorly,” Giants coach rible start. They were ea- play, and the Arizona Cardinals ral- for a touchdown that made it 17-6. Again, Arizona’s defense shut Tom Coughlin said. “We ger to begin on a better lied to beat the San Diego Chargers The Cardinals fi nally got a touch- down the Chargers, and Nick No- don’t have a lot to be note against the Lions, 18-17 on Monday night. down on a 10-play, 64-yard drive. vak’s 36-yard fi eld goal tied it 3-3 proud of here. Couldn’t but barely fi ve minutes “It was a sweet little touchdown,” Palmer scrambled and then tossed with six minutes to play. move the ball, couldn’t into the game, defensive Palmer said. “That’s what he does. fi ve yards to Stepfan Taylor to cut the The only big play of the fi rst quar- stop them, turned the ball end Jason Pierre-Paul He’s so shifty. It’s like somebody’s lead to 17-12 with 12:30 to play. The ter was Palmer’s long pass that hit over,gotintothatbusiness went down with a neck controlling him with a joystick. He is two-point conversion try failed. Michael Floyd in stride for a 63- again. Got a punt blocked, injury. He was able to so quick and so hard to fi nd on those After the ensuing kickoff, the Char- yard gain to the Chargers 28. But so you name it. It was a walk off the fi eld, but he little quick screens.” gers appeared to be headed for at two plays later, Marcus Gilchrist nightmare performance.” was taken in for X-rays. Brown took the short toss in the least a fi eld goal, but the snap from wrestled the ball away from Andre fl at and eluded tacklers into the end backup center Rich Ohrnberger Ellington. zone, capping an 11-play, 91-yard bounced off of Rivers. By the time he The ball bounced downfield, drive. fell on the ball, San Diego was out of where Arizona tackle Bobby Massie FAMILYOWNED &OPERATED “When I fi rst caught the ball, I saw fi eld-goal range. tried to pick up the ball rather than a Charger player coming, and I saw “I’m not looking for any excuses,” fall on it. Initially, officials ruled Charles E. Kent, Sr.–Owner,LFD our guy block him,” Brown said, “and Chargers coach Mike McCoy said. “I Massie had recovered, but Chargers Julie Kent –Owner Charles E. Kent, Jr., LFD I saw another Charger dude coming, saw it on the big screen like everyone coach Mike McCoy challenged and and I took a step inside and he got else saw it in the game. No excuses. the call was reversed. Donald Butler 3960 Lafayette St. •526-5059 blocked, and I ran right in the end It can’t happen in that situation. That recovered the ball for San Diego at www.mariannachapelfh.com zone.” was a killer for us.” the Chargers 28. Arizona trailed 17-6 after three The Cardinals took the punt at Arizona’s Larry Fitzgerald caught quarters. their 9-yard line with 6:50 to go and one pass with 4:04 to play to keep “We had some ups and downs,” mounted the long scoring march. alive his streak of at least one recep- 2014 CLEARANCE SALE Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said. Arizona rookie Chandler Catanzaro tion in 150 consecutive games. “It wasn’t the prettiest game, but a kicked fi eld goals of 44 and 22 yards. Notes: Kurt Warner was inducted Apply & Buy Here win is a win.” The Cardinals had a 211-108 ad- into the Cardinals’ Ring of Honor Jerry Attaochu blocked a punt and vantage in yards in the fi rst two quar- in a halftime ceremony. ... Arizona forced a fumble, setting up 10 Char- ters but led only 6-3 on Catanzaro’s defensive tackle Frostee Rucker left U.S. Mobile Home Sales gers points. 44-yarder as the half ended. the game early due to a calf injury. “Too many mistakes. 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He played well TIRE SERVICE KANSAS CITY, Mo. — ruptured Achilles tendon receiver Dwayne Bowe two years ago, making The Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday’s 26-10 loss to from the suspended list; 40 tackles and a pair of began reworking their Tennessee. signed wide receiver Ar- sacks, but had his season “Not Just A injury-depleted defense The Chiefs also moved mon Binns, tight end end prematurely last year Front End Tuesday, signing former to shore up the linebacker Adam Schiltz, cornerback when he dislocated a hip Shop” Denver Broncos tackle spot after losing Derrick Robert Steeples, defensive against New England in Kevin Vickerson amid a Johnson to his own rup- tackle Jerel Worthy and of- November. We can fl urry of roster moves. tured Achilles tendon, fensive tackle Curtis Feigt He began his career in The deal for Vickerson and with Joe Mayes on to the practice squad; and Tennessee and has made takecareof is a one-year contract, a injured reserve following waived from the prac- 153 tackles and 6 1/2 sacks ALL YOUR person with knowledge wrist surgery. tice squad fullback Jor- in seven seasons. AUTO of the situation told The Third-year linebacker dan Campbell, defensive Jaye Howard took the NEEDS! Associated Press. The per- Jerry Franklin, who played tackle Hebron Fangupo, majority of snaps after son spoke on condition of in 10 last season for the center Ben Gottschalk DeVito left the game last COBB’S 1- 2984 Dekle St •Marianna • 850-526-4706 anonymity because terms Chicago Bears, was signed and wide receiver Darryl Sunday. Vance Walker will COBB’S 2- 4167 Lafayette St •Marianna • 850-482-2028 were not disclosed. from the Chiefs’ prac- Surgent. also have a chance to earn Vickerson will have the tice squad to the 53-man The 31-year-old Vick- playing time after sign- QUALITY WORK AND FAIR PRICES ALWAYS opportunity to start right roster ahead of Sunday’s erson spent the past four ing as a free agent in the Hours: Monday-Friday7:00AM -5:00PM WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS!! away. The Chiefs lost game in Denver. seasons in Denver and offseason. Aaron Hernandez seeks to No Air Conditioning? suppress cell phone evidence No Credit? The Associated Press learned Hernandez’s at- torneys had the phone, NO PROBLEM FALL RIVER, Mass. — they should have sought a Lawyers for former New separate, more stringent, England Patriots tight end search warrant for the law Hassle-Free HVAC Financing. Aaron Hernandez have fi rm. 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BARCELONA, Spain — Renaldas Seibutis scored 11 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter and Lithu- ania outshot Turkey from behind the 3-point line to win 73-61 on Tuesday and earn a spot in the semi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fi nals of the Basketball Anthony Davis (left) and James Harden (right) of the U.S. vies for the ball with Slovenia’s World Cup. Domen Lorbek during the Basketball World Cup quarterfinal between Slovenia and United Lithuania, the reigning States in Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday. bronze medalists, will play the winner of the other quarterfinal between the United States and Slove- US beats Slovenia in nia later at the Palau Sant Jordi. Backup guard Martynas Pocius added 13 points off quarterfinal game the bench as Lithuania’s substitutes outscored The Associated Press turned altogether lopsided after the Turkey’s 28-6 to help elimi- Americans scored the fi rst 10 points of nate the 2010 silver medal- BARCELONA, Spain — Klay Thomp- the fourth quarter to lead 96-64. ists. Kerem Gonlum paced son scored 20 points and James Harden So the scoreboard ended up looking Turkey with 13 points. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS had 12 of his 14 in the third quarter af- much like the Americans’ 101-71 exhi- A game featuring two Turkey’s Omer Asik (left) vies for the ball with Lithuania’s ter a scoreless fi rst half, helping the U.S. bition rout the week the tournament NBA big men in Lithuania’s Ksistof Lavrinovic (center) during their Basketball World Cup turn a close game into a 119-76 rout of opened, when they rode huge advan- JonasValanciunas and Tur- quarterfinal match in Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday. Slovenia on Tuesday in the quarterfinals tages in points in the paint and at the key’s Omer Asik was decid- points in the opening pe- 13 rebounds, after several of the Basketball World Cup. free throw line. ed from beyond the arc. riod to help build an early bruising battles with Asik Kenneth Faried also had 14 for the But it didn’t look that way for a while Turkey had needed two 14-6 lead. But the New in the low post. One no- Americans, who will play Lithuania on for a U.S. team that had been mostly last-minute 3s by Emir Orleans Pelicans center call on what he deemed a Thursday in Barcelona for a spot in Sun- unchallenged in the tournament while Preldzic to overcome a was limited by fouls as the foul earned Valanciunas day’s gold-medal game in Madrid. Lith- beating opponents by 31.5 points a fi ve-point deficit and stun game wore on and Turkey’s a technical for protesting, uania beat Turkey 73-61 earlier Tuesday. game. Australia in the round of guards lost their shooting but after cooling down Derrick Rose fi nished with 12 points The Americans shot poorly at the start, 16. But the Turks only shot touch. Preldzic looked set on the bench he returned after coming into the game shooting 8 but that just gave them more opportu- 3-of-18 from long range for another big night when to help Lithuania domi- for 37 in the World Cup. nities to pad their rebound totals. They against a Lithuania team he made his fi rst three bas- nate the fi nal quarter Goran Dragic of the Phoenix Suns lead missed 21 shots in the fi rst quarter but that made 10-of-19. kets, but he managed only when its shots started to Slovenia with 13 points. grabbed 14 offensive boards and scored As Lithuania coach Ka- four more points for a total fall. The Americans led by only fi ve points 15 second-chance points, though their zlauskas put it: “All Lithu- of 10. Three 3-pointers by early in the third quarter before tearing lead was only 29-22 after one. anians can shoot. Me too.” Valanciunas kept Lithu- reserve big man Darjus off a 27-10 run. Harden and Stephen The U.S. lead grew to 12 in the second “They were concentrat- ania afloat with six fi rst- Lavrinovic at the start of Curry fi nally got going after the All-Stars quarter, but the Americans managed ing on the inside so we had quarter points while its the second period with combined to miss all 12 shots in the fi rst only a 3-pointer by Rudy Gay over the a lot of space on the perim- guards struggled early. Valanciunas on the bench half. fi nal 2 ½ minutes, and Zoran Dragic’s 3- eter,” Kazlauskas added. The Toronto Raptors sparked a 27-14 run to That made it 76-54 with about two pointer with 36 seconds remaining cut it Asik started strong for center fi nished with 12 send Lithuania into half- minutes left in the period, and the game to 49-42 at the break. 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BEST TAXSERVICE Deng in a conference call two-faced liar and cheat.” fl ammatory email written Gearon said he and the 4years in arow! with the Hawks’ owner- Deng, 29, was born in two years ago by Leven- other co-owners “were ap- ship group in June when what is now South Sudan. son. That discovery led to palled that anyone would the team pursued Deng as His father moved his family Levenson’s announcement make such a racist slur 5004 FORTROAD a free agent. to Egypt and then England. Sunday that he will sell his under any circumstance, GREENWOOD, FL Atlanta media outlets The 10-year NBA veteran controlling share of the much less the GM of an ONLY$145,000 obtained a letter Monday is now a British citizen and team. NBA franchise on a major night from co-owner Mi- played for England in the In his letter, Gearon rec- conference call.”

NBA Brief Pistons center ing while visibly impaired sion will begin with the table mistake.” The team in Michigan. fi rst game of the regular says he has “taken respon- Greg Monroe The NBA announced season. sibility in a conscientious suspended 2 games the penalty Tuesday, a day He apologized to his manner.” NEW YORK — Detroit after the Pistons signed family, the team and fans The 24-year-old player Pistons center Greg Mon- the restricted free agent to in a statement released by averaged 15.2 points roe has been suspended a $5.48 million, one-year the Pistons. Monroe says and 9.3 rebounds last for two games without pay qualifying offer. he takes “full responsibil- season. for pleading guilty to driv- Monroe’s suspen- ity” and made a “regret- From wire reports 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths and enclosed pool! Everything you need for your comfortable home! 2 Car garage, utility building INGROWNTOENAILS? and RV poll barn. Very Affordable and updated with a large Master Bedroom Suite, Master bath with marble floors and counter tops. Pantry/Storage room that is also used as an $250 office. Large Kitchen with lots of cabinets and Island for extra Permanent counter space. The perfect family home! Correction Make an appointment to see this home today! Procedure For more information on this home or any other property for sale, Call Ann Jones 209-9077 We Specialize in Quality Medical &Surgical Care forAll Types of Foot &Ankle Problems. ingrownnails •warts •nail fungus •calluses corns •orthotics •archdisorders•heel pain ————————————————————hammertoes •bunions •bone spurs We Carry Blue Cross Blue Shield & Medicare Approved Diabetic Shoes

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I have some personal is- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — No. 1 Flori- DALLAS — SMU coach sues I have been dealing da State gets an early open date this June Jones resigned Mon- with and I need to take year, and it comes at a nice time for day only two games into a step away so I can ad- the banged-up Seminoles. his seventh season at the dress them at this time.” Florida State had three defensive school, citing unspeci- The 61-year-old Jones, linemen go down with lower leg in- fi ed personal reasons for who was 36-43 at SMU juries last week and the extra time the decision. after nine seasons at could allow them to return to the The resignation, ef- Hawaii, didn’t elaborate lineup in time for No. 23 Clemson on fective immediately, on what those personal Sept. 20 — arguably their toughest came after the Mus- issues were. The former conference game of the season. tangs scored only one NFL coach didn’t return “I think it does (help),” coach touchdown while losing a message left on his cell Jimbo Fisher said. “You get to watch their fi rst two games this by The Associated Press. more fi lm, but sometimes you get to season. Jones’ agent, Leigh overthinking things, too. What I like “It was a very difficult Steinberg sent out a about the week is getting fundamen- decision for me to make, tweet Monday in which tally sound again. as you can imagine. I he wrote that Jones “had “A nd it came at a good time be- have devoted my life for felt for some time he had cause of our health. Off weeks, you the last 50 years to play- accomplished mission think they’re at the right times before ing and coaching this to turn around program games, but this one turned out to be game and it has been a and needed a break.” pretty good because of our health. great journey,” Jones said Defensive coordinator Let some guys get healthy, get some in a statement released Tom Mason, who was other guys back hopefully and see by the school. “This job Jones’ associate head where we’ll go.” has a lot of demands, coach, was elevated to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Defensive linemen Eddie Gold- Florida State’s Jameis Winston (far left) looks down fi eld for a receiver as he as you know, and along the top job for the rest of man and Nile Lawrence-Stample attempts a pass against the Citadel defense in Tallahassee, Fla., on Saturday. with that journey comes the season. missed practice Tuesday after they were injured during the Seminoles’ propelled the team to the national myself as to what I was doing,” Erv- 37-12 win against The Citadel last championship. ing said. “There’s pros and cons to it weekend. Backup defensive tackle Defensive end Derrick Mitchell Jr. all. You just have to make sure that Wake Forest QB Sousa Justin Shanks also sat out. said he plans to use some of the ex- you know what you’re looking at Fisher said all three will be “evalu- tra time from the bye week to watch and have the discipline to just stay suspended indefinitely ated day by day,” but didn’t give any Clemson’s 45-21 loss to Georgia from within the framework of what you’ve specifics about the injuries. two weeks ago. Former FSU defen- been taught.” The Associated Press college pass. The linemen have lower-leg inju- sive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt holds The Seminoles did get linebacker He redshirted the 2011 ries that were being attributed to cut the same position at Georgia and Ukeme Eligwe back on the practice WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. season and played in two blocks used by the Bulldogs in their Mitchell wants to see what the Bull- fi eld for the fi rst time since spring on — Wake Forest says it has games off the bench the triple-option scheme. Goldman was dogs did that worked well. Tuesday. He’s been out with a foot in- indefinitely suspended following year. He moved seen on crutches with his left foot in “Clemson has a very unique of- jury, but the Clemson game has been reserve quarterback Kev- from quarterback to re- a walking boot after the game. fense,” Mitchell said. “Just having a target for his return. in Sousa for a violation of ceiver midway through Cornerback P. J.Williams was not in that extra time to break down their “Very athletic, looked very good,” team rules. last season and played in pads as he recovers from a hamstring fi lm.” Fisher said. “We’ll bring him along The redshirt junior the fi nal two games as a injury that he aggravated in the sea- Offensive lineman Cam Erving here as we go, as quickly as he can hadn’t played in either reserve but didn’t record son opener. He didn’t play last week. said an off week is always a posi- go. of the fi rst two games for a catch. The Seminoles are 3-1 against tive, but agreed with Fisher that the “We have a little plan for him. It the Demon Deacons (1- He moved back to quar- Clemson since Fisher took over extra time can lead to unnecessary was his fi rst day out at practice, we 1) and hasn’t thrown a terback in the spring. the program, so the coaching staff nitpicking. have to see how it reacts, if there was knows the Tigers as well as any op- “You can never watch too much a lot of soreness, any swelling. I don’t LOOKING FOR MORE NEWS? VISIT ponent. FSU went into Clemson last fi lm, but I’ve watched so much anticipate any, but you have to wait year and won 51-14 in a rout that fi lm that I started second-guessing to see.” WWW.JCFLORIDAN.COM Penn State coach grateful for bowl chance Ouida Morris Broker/Owner The Associated Press Monday night. nished what had been one The Nittany Lions (2-0) “We are all in debt to of college sports’ most play Saturday at Rutgers. If (850) 209-4705 cell STATE COLLEGE, Pa. them,” Franklin said. respected programs, led the Nittany Lions win the [email protected] — Penn State coach James “We’re going to play for to charges of a criminal East division, they will be Franklin has been fl ooded them because they were cover-up against former eligible to play in the Big with congratulatory mes- here for this program and university administrators Ten championship game. Century21 4630 Hwy.90• sages about his football this university when we Graham Spanier, Gary Penn State went 15-9 Sunny South Marianna, FL team’s bowl prospects now needed them most.” Schultz and Tim Curley during the fi rst two sea- Properties (850) 526-2891 that the NCAA has lifted Penn State senior line- — whose cases are still sons of the sanctions un- the most severe sanctions backer Mike Hull said he pending. der coach Bill O’Brien, to the program for the was eating lunch with Some of the 40 scholar- who was hired to replace Jerry Sandusky child sex teammates at a Chik-fil-A ships the program was Paterno. abuse scandal. when they all found out originally docked were Paterno was the win- Not so fast. The Nittany on Twitter. Hull was one of restored earlier than ex- ningest coach in major Lions aren’t in a bowl yet. the holdovers who never pected a year ago. college football history But the chance for a late wavered in his commit- The university still must when he was fi red not long December bowl berth is ment toward the program. pay a $60 million fi ne, va- after Sandusky, his former something that was miss- “I’m a Penn State guy at cate 111 wins that came defensive coordinator, ing from their early-sea- heart,” Hull said, adding under Paterno, plus an- was charged in Novem- son hopes. that he never thought the other victory under in- ber 2011. Paterno died in “Now, there is nothing bowl ban would be lifted. terim coach Tom Bradley, January 2012 and lost his being held back from them There was a peace- and the school will remain record when the NCAA va- in terms of opportunities,” ful, jubilant celebration under monitoring. cated those 111 victories. Franklin said Tuesday. on campus late Monday “It’s never as clean as O’Brien left for the Hous- “They have the ability to night after the lifting was everybody thinks it is,” ton Texans of the NFL after chase their dreams now.” announced. The mob of Franklin said. last season and Franklin The sanctions were fi rst students chanted former Former Big 12 commis- was hired away from Van- imposed two years ago, coach Joe Paterno’s name sioner Dan Beebe, who derbilt to take his place. including a four-year and, of course, threw in the worked in NCAA enforce- Franklin said no one at postseason ban. The an- popular “We Are” chant. ment during the 1980s, Penn State ever told him nouncement moved the The rally was much dif- said rolling back the sanc- during his job offer that university a step farther ferent from violent reac- tions gives the appearance the sanctions would be away from the fallout from tions seen 2½ years ago of the NCAA acknowledg- eliminated. Sandusky, a former assis- when disgruntled students ing it might have over- “That carrot was never tant coach convicted of learned Paterno was fi red. reached by getting in- dangled in front of me, sexual abuse of 10 boys, Good times — and big volved with the Sandusky that carrot was never dan- including acts at univer- games — are back at Penn scandal. gled in front of recruits,” sity facilities. State. “My fi rst blush is I don’t he said. “It was very black Tom Kline, a lawyer who “Last night was an op- know how it could be and white. These are what negotiated a settlement portunity maybe for that perceived differently,” he the sanctions say right with Penn State for one of pride and that excitement said. “’I’d be very curious now. This is what we’re liv- the eight victims who tes- to explode,” Franklin said. to dive into (the NCAA’s) ing with and we’re moving tified against Sandusky at The scandal badly tar- rationale.” forward.” trial, said it made sense to ease the penalties, given the university’s reforms and other actions. “I believe that the uni- Coming this Friday versity should be able to move forward positively, based on everything they have done,” Kline said. HUNTING “Lifting the sanctions is something that is earned, FISHING deserved and is a correct GUIDE decision.” FRIDAY • SEPTEMBER 12, 2014 Former NCAA enforce- mentofficialscriticizedthe easing as potentially set- ting a precedent for other schools that misbehave. In addition to postsea- son play, Penn State also will be allowed to have the full complement of foot- ball scholarships in 2015. “It will have an impact on this class,” Franklin said. “I don’t know if it will be DOTHAN EAGLE dothaneagle.com•eprisenow.com as big an impact as some people think.” JACKSON COUNTY Franklin said Tuesday FLORIDAN there are 49 players who jcfloridan.com could have left when the The EUFAULA TRIBUNE sanctions hit. They were eufaulatribune.com all given a standing ova- tion at a team meeting 6B ◆ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 ENTERTAINMENT JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — This is not the day to try to outwit the opposi- tion. You will get further if you spend some down- time doing things you fi nd relaxing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) BORN LOSER BY ART AND CHIP SANSOM — Don’t allow anyone to undermine your integrity. Stay in control and in com- mand. Be fi rm regarding your intentions, and refuse to let anyone steal your ideas or take credit for your work. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Put your ideas into practice. Stop procrasti- nating, and fi nish what you BIG NATE BY LINCOLN PIERCE start. If you keep jumping from project to project, you can’t expect to get ahead. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) — Your day will bring you more benefits than you anticipate. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Plan your next move carefully. If you rush ahead without considering the SOUP TO NUTZ BY RICK STROMOSKI consequences, you will be disappointed with the results. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — You are a prime candidate for a leadership position. Invest in your- self and let your dynamic personality propel you forward. PISCES (Feb. 20-March FRANK & ERNEST BY BOB THAVES 20) — Don’t act irrationally. Think twice before you de- cide to eliminate people or possessions from your life. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Watch out for dam- aging gossip about you that is currently circulating. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Add comfort and value to your home with renova- GRIZZWELLS BY BILL SCHORR tions or upgrades. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — An upsetting turn of events will work out to your advantage. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Don’t get hung up on what’s happening around you. Keep your emotions out of the equation. If you can remain focused, you will knock a lot of items off ARLO & JANIS BY JIMMY JOHNSON of your to-do list. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Romance is looking good for you. This will be a great day to seek recognition for your work on a current project.

Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: We were happy to see a va- now we just wish they would move out. cant house on our block sell and were Any suggestions? Talking to them didn’t pleased to meet the new neighbors. help. We were willing to overlook the reek — DISAPPOINTED NEIGHBOR of tobacco and the cigarette butts in our Dear Neighbor: Are there ordinances driveway. The cat droppings in our fl ower in your town prohibiting noise after a and vegetable beds were harder to take. certain hour or leaving garbage on your The real problem is that their teenagers property? If so, call the police when nec- race up and down the street at all hours essary. Do you have a neighborhood as- and then park in front of our house smok- sociation that mediates disputes? Some- ing and playing with their phones while times these things can be worked out revving their very loud engines, setting with a third-party mediator. MONTY BY JIM MEDDICK our teeth on edge. In the meantime, put up fences, block These folks have a two-car garage, a your driveway with plastic cones, have concrete parking pad and a long drive- fans to block the noise and do whatever way. Why are they parking on the street, you need to in order to protect yourself let alone in front of the neighbors? from these barbarians until one of you We wanted to like these people, but moves or the kids leave.

Bridge Shoshana Zuboff, who recently retired When the queen drops, South leads a THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP from her post as the Charles Edward Wil- spade to his nine, then takes dummy’s son Professor of Business Administration three top diamonds and spade 10 for his at Harvard Business School, said, “Activi- contract. ties that seem to represent choices are If the spade queen does not appear, de- often inert reproductions of accepted clarer needs diamonds to run. practice.” There are bridge deals that appear to fi t a mold, but with careful analysis, one can see that they are not an inert reproduc- tion of accepted practice. In today’s deal, South is in two no- KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER trump. How should he plan the play after West leads the heart queen and East sig- nals with his nine? South starts with six top tricks: two spades, one heart and three diamonds. There are two routes to eight tricks: four spades, one heart and three diamonds; or two spades, one heart and fi ve diamonds. Getting four spade tricks seems to require the fi nesse to work -- a 50 percent chance; while collecting fi ve diamond winners is a 54 percent shot. So it seems right to play on diamonds. Here, though, when the diamonds break badly, South does not have a hand entry to take the spade fi nesse. He will cash the spade ace and king to drop the queen, but that only provides three tricks in the suit, not four. The right line, after winning with the heart ace, is to lead the spade jack to en- courage West to cover if he has the queen. But after he plays low, declarer wins with dummy’s king and cashes the spade ace. Jackson County Floridan z Wednesday, September 10, 2014 - 7 B

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The Associated Press if Alabama’s close call against West Virginia was NORMAN, Okla. — Bob another example of the Stoops toned it down, at SEC struggling to stop a least for a day. Big 12 spread offense, he Oklahoma’s coach knew wouldn’t get into it. questions about his vo- “I’m not gonna sit here cal disdain for the South- and talk about that,” he eastern Conference’s per- said. “You guys are more ceived superiority were than capable of doing coming Monday as his that without me. I cause fourth-ranked Sooners enough waves. This isn’t prepared for SEC member the out-of-season where I Tennessee. cause waves.” He shook most of them While Stoops isn’t nec- off, but when asked about essarily a fan of the SEC’s the SEC’s supposed belief hype, he’s fi ne with Ten- that its athletes are a cut nessee and coach Butch above, Stoops delivered Jones. the closest thing to a quip “We’ve got respect for he would offer. the program,” Stoops said. “I don’t know,” he said. “The coach is getting in “That hasn’t been the case their second season now. in our experience. Who- “They’re a better football ever we’ve played, that team than they were a year hasn’t been much of a ago. They’ve recruited re- difference.” ally well in the last couple Oklahoma linebacker of years. They’re 2-0, and Geneo Grissom was more they’ve looked really good direct about his coach’s to this point.” thoughts. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The players know that “We all know coach Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops (left) and associate head coach Mike Stoops (center) argue a call with an offi cial in the fi rst quar- the game is important be- Stoops’ feelings about the ter against Louisiana Tech in Norman, Okla., on Saturday. cause of the matchup of SEC,” Grissom said. “A s the conferences, but they his guys, we’re 100 percent called some of the stories Manziel and SEC member into the offseason. This tial response to Saban, he also say they need to fo- behind him. We’re going to about the league’s suprem- Texas A&M 41-13 in the past summer, Stoops took replied: “Oh, get over it. cus on themselves to be at make sure we help him out acy “propaganda.” Cotton Bowl. exception to Alabama Again, where am I lying?” their best so they can make there and make a state- He had little to go on be- Stoops got some am- coach Nick Saban’s com- Even in weeks the Soon- the right impression. ment in that aspect.” cause his Sooners had lost munition when Oklahoma ment that the Sugar Bowl ers don’t play SEC teams, “These are the games Stoops has criticized three straight against SEC stunned Alabama 45-31 in was a consolation game. Stoops gets questions that most people are going the SEC as far back as the opponents and had just the Sugar Bowl and took On Oklahoma’s media day, about the conference. A to sit down and watch,” spring of 2013, when he been routed by Johnny significant momentum when asked about his ini- week ago, when asked Grissom said. Marianna Animal Hospital Companion Animal Arkansas hopes to slow Texas Tech’s Air Raid Medicine &Surgery

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