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162nd YEAR • No. 58 JULY 6, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 28 PAGES • 50¢ County OKs next step in industrial park project By JOYANNA LOVE Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce. the hotel motel tax increase. The along with the city, for all the infrastruc- Banner Senior Staff Writer Commerce, said the certificate was Commissioner Bobby Goins said he Cleveland City Council also approved ture is not just for the industrial park required before local governments could recently took a tour of the property with borrowing $3 million for the infrastruc- per se, but there is going to be a lot of Progress is being made on the Spring borrow money for construction. Berry and enjoyed the experience. ture needs in this year’s budget. benefit in that whole area,” Branch Industrial Park. “In order for us to go forward with the “As it is currently proposed, we are Berry said an application has already Commissioner Milan Blake said. “It is During a voting session Tuesday, the infrastructure phase, we need to update asking the city and the county to each been made to the Tennessee Valley that whole area around Exit 20 that will Bradley County Commission approved a all of our baseline studies because they provide $3 million in funding assistance Authority for grading work at the site. benefit from this investment that we resolution which authorizes the mayor are 4 years old. So, we have gone … to develop the property,” Berry said. This is a $500,000 request. make.” to apply for a Certificate of Public through that process. We also have an “The $6 million request does not cover “The earliest I think we could secure Berry said there are about 400 acres Purpose and Necessity from the state updated financial condition,” Berry said. completely all of the expenses we antici- all the funding would be September or of potential commercial and mixed use Building Finance Committee. He said the committee reviewing the pate. We are actually holding off on a October,” Berry said. property which will benefit from the The Cleveland City Council passed a document would be made up of state portion … to try to secure grant assis- The hope is to bid the project this fall infrastructure being put in place. Retails similar resolution during its June 27 leaders, developers, bankers and addi- tance.” and have construction begin early next shops, restaurants, office space, apart- meeting. tional residents of the state. The Bradley County Commission year, with the park being completed in ments and hotels have been listed as The certificate is required for the proj- The actual application is 584 pages, included funding for infrastructure at July. Berry said talks with potential potential projects. ect to move forward. according to Berry. the park in its 2016-2017 budget industries will be conducted during this It has been estimated that 3,000 jobs Doug Berry, vice president of He said commissioners are welcome approved Tuesday. The funding will be time. Economic Development for the to view the document at the Chamber of borrowed and paid for with funds from “The money that we are providing, See PARK, Page 6 Inside Today County will County ask TDOT adopts again for speed limit budget; increases no tax SRs 306, 308 hike on are involved By JORDAN HENSLEY property Vols land five Banner Intern Many times a decrease in a on watch lists speed limit on a state road will Increase in fire Five Tennessee Volunteers be requested by the Bradley have been named to the watch County Commission. tax is included lists for the 2016 Maxwell and However, a request to increase the speed limit on Highways 306 Contributed photo Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG By JOYANNA LOVE Bednarik Awards. The university “THE BOOK BARN” is what students call the “THE TIGER’S LAIR,” the Little Free Library announced Tuesday it has settled and 308 seems to have stalled. Banner Senior Staff Writer At the Bradley County Little Free Library at Charleston Elementary at Hopewell Elementary School, playfully offers a Title IX lawsuit for $2.48 million. books to students and families at the school and The Bradley County The Atlanta Braves lost again to Commission meeting Tuesday, School. It was built and painted to reflect the First District Commissioner Charleston area’s agricultural heritage. in the community. Commission passed the 2016-17 the Philadelphia Phillies. Not fiscal year budget Tuesday, keep- everyone is happy about the Terry Caywood updated the Commission on the lack of ing the property tax rate at $1.87 changes brought about by the Rio per $100 of taxable property. de Janeiro Olympics. See Sports, progress made on increasing the speed limit. They’re little, they’re free This has been the property tax Pages 13-15. “We still haven’t heard from rate in Bradley County since [the Tennessee Department of 1999. However, the fire tax did Billboard urges Transportation],” he said. increase to 4.21 cents per $100 of On May 11, 2015, the Bradley Tiny libraries still popping up taxable property for Fire District 2 love, not hate County Road Committee voted to and 4.41 cents per $100 of recommend accepting the traffic assessed value for District 1. With the subject of billboards Commissioner being in the news lately, here’s study presented for local children and families by Buck Dan Rawls was another one, but with a unique By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG potential for getting more books the lone dissent- twist. Featured on one of those Campbell, and to request TDOT Banner Staff Writer into more homes. ing vote on the electronic pedestals at Exit 27 on HIDDEN “I love the concept,” said budget. Interstate 75, the message is to increase the Little Free Libraries are con- speed limit on Sheena Newman, Bradley Commissioner clear, clean and to the point: tinuing to pop up to help put LEVELAND County Schools’ supervisor of Mike Hughes “Hate cannot drive out hate, only the two state books into the hands of local C highways from elementary education. “It’s was absent for love can do that.” Read about it children and families. another vehicle that can be the vote. on Page 16 of today’s edition. 45 mph to 50. A Little Free Library is an Though this idea is fairly new The Road used to help children.” Rawls thanked outdoor cabinet full of books to the Cleveland area, it is con- The county school system Committee has tinuing to spread as school and all of those who Caywood which allows people to take, had worked on Davis Forecast to wait on leave or trade books for free. community leaders see their approval from See LITTLE, Page 6 the budget, but TDOT before any expressed doubt changes can be about it. made since they “I have a prob- are state road- lem with one ways. department in A little over a here that adds year later, some employees. Caywood asked I don’t feel that Today’s forecast calls for mostly the Commission we got the cloudy skies and a 40 percent straight scoop Alford to send a formal chance of showers or thunder- request to TDOT on that. I am still Blake storms, with a high near 89. Tonight about the increase in the speed waiting for the should see clouds and a 40 percent limit. documents that I was promised chance of precipitation, with a low The Commission approved the that I never received to quantify around 73. Thursday calls for partly resolution and Chairman Louie the need for those employees … cloudy skies and a 40 percent Alford sent the formal request to because of that, I cannot support TDOT in May. this budget,” Rawls said. chance of rain, with a high near 93. Rawls was referring to person- Afternoon heat index values could Before voting on the latest res- olution, 3rd District nel added in the Bradley County be as high as 101 degrees. Commissioner Milan Blake Justice Center budget. The asked Caywood to refresh his department presented a request Index memory on the history of the Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG for funding for three positions. In highways. “THE CANOE” at Waterville Community HOME OF THE FALCONS, Oak Grove a Finance Committee meeting, Classified...... 17-19 “It used to be 55 and they Elementary School serves as the school’s Little Elementary School is also home to a Little Free Rawls asked for a review of Prison Comics...... 26 slowed it to 45,” Caywood said. Free Library. Students and community members Library which provides the community with Rape Elimination Act require- Editorials...... 16 alike are free to take, leave and trade books there. access to books all throughout the year. Horoscope...... 26 See SPEED, Page 6 See BUDGET, Page 6 Lifestyles...... 21-23 Obituaries...... 2 Stocks...... 4 Sports...... 13-15 Dr. Russell Dyer reception slated Thursday TV Schedule...... 27 By LARRY C. BOWERS Cleveland’s new director of schools, and he and the candidates trimmed to two, five of Weather...... 11 Banner Staff Writer officially took over July 1. seven school board members visited the Knox Dyer is replacing Dr. Martin Ringstaff, who and Shelby County communities of the two The Cleveland City Schools system has a was fired from the position in February for finalists. Around Town new director, and the community has the conduct unbecoming a schools official. Dyer received a unanimous vote from six opportunity to welcome him to Cleveland this Dyer, who has spent his 20-year career in school board members attending a called Vicki Kellar chasing down a week. Shelby County, helped form the new selection session of the board. Board member beach ball, which seemed to take A reception has been scheduled for Russell an eternity ... Joe and Debbie Collierville School System when the Shelby Dr. Murl Dirksen was out of the country and Dyer, Ph.D, on Thursday, from 4 to 5 p.m. at unable to attend. Currington enjoying an area river the central office. County School System was split up. ... Kambry Kennedy swimming Assistant to the Director Cathy Goodman Voting for Dyer were Chair Dawn Robinson, The Cleveland Board of Education, school Charlie Cogdill, Tom Cloud, Peggy Pesterfield, the river with Ginger and Savvy system administrators, principals and staff has served as Cleveland’s interim director Holland ... Reggie Parker build- since Ringstaff was dismissed. Steve Morgan and George Meacham. Cogdill members are sponsoring the celebration, and made the motion to select Dyer, with a second ing a horseshoe pit. Tennessee’s School Board Association the general public is invited to attend to wel- from Pesterfield. come the longtime educator to the communi- assisted in the extensive search for a new Following the vote, the board approved a ty. director, recommending five finalists for inter- contract proposal for the new director, which Cleveland school board members recently views who met the school board’s criteria for a was later signed by Dyer (with some minor selected Dr. Dyer, who was previously new director. 6489076 75112 Collierville Schools chief of staff, as Once the interview process was completed, See DYER, Page 6 Dr. Russell Dyer 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 husband, Forrest Murray, for 74 Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation years. in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- She retired from American Phone (423) 472-5041. [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention Uniform as a machine operator Obits. after 41 years of dedicated serv- Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant ice. She will be remembered lov- Editor & Publisher General Manager ingly and memories will be cher- many dearly loved family mem- A memorial service will be held ished by her family and friends. Member of The Associated Press All who knew her experienced bers including his parents. at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July, 9, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches He was married to Patsy Lewis 2016, in the chapel of Grissom- her loving, kind spirit. She always credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin Bettis for just over 56 years. Was Serenity Funeral Home. thought of others first and gave herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. the father of Amanda Bettis The family will receive friends her love, time and energy freely. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Graves of Athens, who is married Saturday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the She was preceded in death by to Benjamin B. Graves and her mother and father, Floyd and Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice funeral home. Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Malissa Bettis Blackwell of In lieu of flowers, the family Florence Smith; and her two sis- Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Knoxville, who is married to requests that donations be made ters: Norma Smith and Linda By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 James A. Blackwell Jr.; four in James’ memory to Red Clay Faw. By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 grandsons: Nicholas Blackwell State Park, 1140 Red Clay Road She leaves behind Pauline and By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Joe Hammond, Robbie Tucker, By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 and wife, Victoria, Benjamin S.W., Cleveland, TN 37311. (Ben) Graves and wife, Brittany, Online condolences may be Ivan and Evelene Murray, Jay Print + E-Edition Samuel Travis Blackwell, and and Betty Murray, Kenneth By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 sent to www.grissomserenity. By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 Samuel Graves were a joy to com. Murray, Gus and Sandra Murray, By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 him. With great joy great-grand- Carolyn and David Beavers, Carl By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00

son, Bryndley Kent Graves, was and Barbara Murray, Larry and E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Samuel Elmer Bettis, PE welcomed to the family Easter Brenda Murray, Shirley and Samuel Bettis, 79, died Sunday, 2016. He is also sur- Clarence Lowe, along with many Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Monday, July 4, 2016, at his vived by two brothers: Glenn special nieces and nephews. home following a months’ long Bettis and wife, Janice, of The funeral will be conducted battle with cancer. Dandridge and Dan Bettis and at 2 p.m. on Thursday, July 7, band, Aud. H. Parker; her sons: He was born in Cleveland, to wife, Rhonda, of Blountville along 2016, in the chapel of Fike- Emmie ‘Shorty’ Sutton Walter and Eloise Quisenberry James David and Daniel Millard with nieces, nephews, and Gary Horn Randolph & Son Funeral Home Parker; her sisters: Margie Emmie Inez “Shorty” Sutton, Bettis. cousins. with Pastor Lake Walker officiat- 81, of Cleveland, passed away A graduate of Charleston High Gary Horn, 52, of Cleveland, (Hooker) Pullen and Wilma The family will receive friends ing. (Hooker) Blackburn; and her Tuesday, July 5, 2016, at a local School, he attended Carson- died Tuesday evening, July 5, hospital. and family today, July 6, 2016, 2016, in a local hospital. Interment will follow in Hilcrest brothers: Raymond A. Hooker Newman College earning a from 5 to 8 p.m. at Ralph Buckner Memorial Gardens. A white dove Survivors and funeral arrange- Bachelor of Science in physics, Survivors and arrangements and Millard E. Hooker. Funeral Home, Cleveland. release ceremony will conclude She is survived by her broth- ments will be announced by Fike- followed by a Bachelor of will be announced by Companion Randolph & Son Funeral Home. There will be visitation at North Funeral Home. the service. ers: Virgil Hooker of Cleveland Science in mechanical engineer- Cleveland Baptist Church, 2815 Her family will receive friends ing from the University of and David Hooker of St. North Ocoee Street, Cleveland from 6 to 8 p.m. today and from 1 Petersburg, Fla.; her children: Tennessee-Knoxville campus. on Thursday, July 7, 2016, from 5 to 2 p.m. on Thursday prior to the He began his career in the Ronnie Parker (and wife Mary), to 5:45 p.m., followed by the service at the funeral home. Dennis Parker (and wife Janis), paper industry at Westvaco funeral at 6 p.m. Pastor and We invite you to send a mes- Paper Products in Covington, Va. Wilma Parker and Aulma Parker; friend Dr. Jay McCluskey will sage of condolence and view the five grandsons: Dee Parker (and He moved back to Charleston in conduct the gathering. Murray family guestbook at 1960 to work in the Bowater wife Tonya), Greg Parker (and Burial will follow at setting of www.fikefh.com. wife Jennifer), Chris Parker (and Paper Corporation Mill engineer- the sun, Sunset Memorial ing department. For 42 years he wife Cindy), Eric Parker (and wife Gardens, Cleveland. Shay), and Mitchell Parker (and planned and managed projects Honorary pallbearers are the ranging from a few hundred dol- wife Stephanie); four grand- members of Sam’s Men’s daughters: Greta Parker, Lynne lars to multimillion-dollar projects. Sunday School class and the He enjoyed working with other (Parker) Cline (and husband deacons, active and inactive, of Scott), Holly Parker, and Bowater North America mills North Cleveland Baptist Church. whether it was a week or a few Stephanie Parker; 11 great- Brothers, grandsons and sons-in grandchildren: Caleb Parker, months. He made many lifelong law will serve as active pallbear- friends working with engineering Abby Parker, Delaney Cline, ers. Annalee Cline, Kaylee Parker, companies and suppliers doing In lieu of flowers the family work at Bowater locations. He Kyndal Parker, Aubrey Lee, suggests gifts to Faith for the Audrey Parker, Andrew Parker, has been a member of the Future, North Cleveland Baptist Technical Association of the Pulp Christian Parker and Cole Church or the Bettis Family Parker; her beloved sister-in-law, and Paper Industry since 1962. Scholarship, Cleveland State He enjoyed good food and Alice Southerland; many special Community College. nieces and nephews; and her kept an updated list of restau- If you own an old car it would rants worthy of planning and tim- lifelong dear friends: Sarah honor Sam if you drove it to his Powell and Joan Still. ing your travel around. Many memorial service. were discovered on his frequent She was an outgoing and We invite you to send a mes- friendly person, and like her business and pleasure trips. sage of condolence and view the He was proud to be a native of father, never met a stranger. She Bettis family guestbook at felt blessed to live in Cleveland. Bradley County and felt it was www.ralphbucknercom. important to give back to his She will be greatly missed by community. When his daughters family and friends. Now at home Bobby E. Underwood entered school he became active Susan McKelvey with her Heavenly Father and in the Parent Teachers Susan McKelvey, 75, a resi- many of her loved ones, she is at Bobby Edward Underwood, Association. He maintained an dent of McDonald, passed away peace. No more death, crying, 79, of Cleveland, passed away interest in Carson-Newman Saturday, July 2, 2016, in a mourning, or pain. We will miss on Sunday, July 3, 2016. University and the University of Chattanooga hospital. her greatly, but eternity will He was born on June 29, 1937, Tennessee serving as president She was the daughter of the reunite us. We have that assur- to the late Hobart and Arnie of the Bradley County UT Alumni late Aldine and Ada Mae ance. Underwood. Association in the 1970s. He Ricky Joe Cross Messenger Strawderman. She The funeral will be held at 2 He was a lifelong resident of Ricky Joe Cross, 54, of was also preceded in death by Lela Ruth Parker p.m. Thursday, July 7, 2016, at Cleveland. later served as a member of the Lela Ruth (Hooker) Parker, 88, Cleveland State Foundation Ooltewah, died Tuesday, July 5, her sons: Kenneth Wayne Philippi Baptist Church with the In addition to his mother and 2016, at Memorial hospital. McKelvey, Kevin Dale McKelvey of Cleveland, was born on Jan. 2, Rev. Sam Hooker officiating. father, he was preceded in death Board. He served as a member 1928, and went home to Heaven of the Bradley Memorial Hospital Survivors and arrangements and Charles Aldine McKelvey. Music will be provided by Jack by one brother, John L. will be announced by Companion She was retired from Durcell on Sunday, July 3, 2016. Clark and Joe Washington. Underwood. Board of Trustees for just over a She was the daughter of John quarter century serving several Funeral Home. as a security officer, and before Interment will follow in Mount He leaves behind to cherish that she worked at Hardwick Alvin “Pop” Hooker, and Maude Olive Cemetery with Dee Parker, his memory one brother, Russell terms as board chairman. Malinda (Maples) Hooker. He was a member of the Clothes. Greg Parker, Chris Parker, Eric Underwood (Jonnell); two sisters: Survivors include her daughter, As a young girl, music and Parker, Mitchell Parker, and Scott Martha Albritton (Stacey) and Tennessee Hospital Association church were very important to Board of Trustees organization Dyantha Fairfield; her husband, Cline serving as pallbearers. Sarah Bunch; and several Meredith, of Cleveland; her sons: her, and inextricably linked to her A white dove release ceremo- nieces, nephews, and extended and helped in the organization of faith. At the age of 5, she sang hospital board trustees in the Daniel Lee McKelvey and ny will conclude the service. family members and friends. William Ray McKelvey; six her first solo at Big Spring Baptist The family will receive friends The funeral will be held at 11 Southern Region. He has repre- Church, and was part of several sented Bradley County as a grandchildren; seven great- from 6 to 8 p.m. this evening at a.m. on Thursday, July 7, 2016, Thomas Eugene Dixon grandchildren; and her sisters: different family singing groups, the Ralph Buckner Funeral at Companion Funeral Home, board member of the regional as well as a member of a group water supplier, Hiwassee Utility Thomas Eugene Dixon, 69, of Dorothy Harris and her husband, Home. 2419 Georgetown Road N.W., McDonald, died Tuesday, July 5, Frank, of Woodsfield Ohio, and comprised of several friends. Her The family will also receive Cleveland. District, for many years. He was love of music was life-long, and an active member of Charleston 2016, at Memorial hospital. Jenny Lambert. friends from 1 to 2 p.m. prior to The family will receive friends Survivors and arrangements A Remembrance of Life serv- she especially enjoyed playing the service at the church. at the funeral home today from 5 First Baptist Church for many the piano. In addition to reading years. Covington Baptist Church, will be announced by Companion ice will be held at 2 p.m. We invite you to send a mes- until 8 p.m. Funeral Home. Thursday, July 7, 2016, at Citico music with ease, her ability to sage of condolence and view the Interment will follow the serv- Covington, Va., became a part of play a song by ear, after hearing his life during his time at Baptist Church in Vonore, with Parker family guestbook at ice on Thursday at Prospect Pastor Doug Bell officiating. it only once, was amazing. www.ralphbuckner.com. Cemetery. Westvaco and he attended She graduated from Bradley Westfort Baptist Church, The interment will follow in the You are invited to share a per- church cemetery. Central High school, where she sonal memory of Bobby or your Thunder Bay, Ontario, while on especially enjoyed participating work assignment at the Bowater The family will receive friends condolences with his family at his Thursday, July 7, 2016, from in the BCHS Marching Band. She online memorial located at mill there. In 2001 he became a played clarinet, tenor saxophone, member of North Cleveland 12:30 until service time at 2 at the www.companionfunerals.com. church. and the French horn. On May 13, Baptist Church where he has 1944, she married Aud H. Parker served in the deacon rotation, Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services Wildwood and they were married for 61 taught a men’s Sunday School years when he passed away in class, been a member of the Ave. Chapel has charge of the arrangements. 2005. He was her best friend, Martha L. Robinson Sanctuary Choir, and served on and the love of her life. Martha L. Robinson, 84, a res- committees. We encourage you to share your memories and or condo- She was a strong Christian ident of La Vergne, and formerly Being interested in anything and at Big Spring Baptist she of Cleveland, passed away mechanical fueled his interested lences with the family by going to www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. was involved in music and chil- Friday, July 1, 2016, in a Smyrna in automobiles. He enjoyed dren’s ministries. At North health care facility. restoring cars and driving them. Cleveland Church of God she She was the daughter of the More Obituaries, He has been a member of the was involved in the Crusader late Arnold and Bessie Hilis Antique Automobile Association Choir, ladies ministries, the Creasman. She was a member Page 3 of America for more than 50 Ladies Prayer and Praise Group, of First Baptist Church in years and helped to organize and was a member of the Unity Cleveland. Cherokee Region, the local Sunday School Class. She is survived by her hus- chapter. She worked for more than 27 band, Frank Robinson; son, Navy official on video His father and grandfathers years at the American Uniform Richard Robinson, both of La pointing gun at people were furniture builders and Company, and was an accom- Vergne; her sisters-in-law: passed the skill to him. He built plished seamstress. Thereafter, Rosetta Whitener, Lorene White BURKE, Va. (AP) — Authorities most of the furniture for his home she worked 17 more years at and Lois Gill Robinson, all of ranging from a high boy with the are looking into an incident caught Peyton’s Southeastern before Cleveland; and two nieces. on video that appears to show a traditional carving and legs to retiring at age 72. Lela Ruth A Remembrance of Life serv- simple shelves and storage cabi- high-ranking Navy official pointing loved her yorkies, hummingbirds, ice will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, a gun at people during a confronta- nets. If you happened to mention and wild song birds. She also July 8, 2016, at Jim Rush Funeral a building project of any kind you enjoyed gardening. For several and Cremation Services, North tion in a northern Virginia neigh- were likely to find a sketch with years after retiring, she enjoyed Ocoee Chapel with the Rev. Tom borhood. some pertinent suggestions com- James Allen Freeman monthly get-togethers with sever- Moncrief officiating. In video obtained by CBS News, ing your way. “Just suggestions, James Allen Freeman, 49, a al good friends from Peyton’s The interment will follow in the a man who appears to be Deputy mind you”. Researching some of resident of Des Moines, Iowa, Southeastern. Syler Cemetery in Ooltewah. Assistant Secretary of the Navy the furniture family members had and formerly of Apison, passed She deeply loved her grand- The family will receive friends built led him to researching family Karnig Ohannessian stands on a away on Monday, June 27, 2016, children and great-grandchildren, Thursday, July 7, 2016, from 5 sidewalk in front of a two-story ties and seeking out relatives and at his residence. and treasured the time she had until 8 p.m. at the funeral home. ancestors to create a large He was an avid hunter and suburban home, arguing with a with them. Visits from them were We encourage you to share group of young men, telling them to amount of information which he fisherman. He loved his family often highlights that she talked your memories and or condo- freely shared. The digital camera and adored his children and his about for days afterwards. lences with the family by going to leave and pointing a gun at them. enticed him to become interested dog, Emma. During the 1980’s and early www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. Meanwhile, a woman tries to calm in photography. He traveled often He was preceded in death by 1990’s, she hosted several col- him, telling him to get in the house and had the pictures to prove it. his father, Doyle Freeman; broth- lege-aged students from the and at one point, pushing his arm He enjoyed growing a vegetable er, Tony Freeman; and wife, Patti Navajo Reservation and China, down and away from the men. garden. His philosophy was to Freeman. including Greta (Cody) Lemon, grow enough to share with the Fairfax County Police spokes- He was survived by his mom Su Rong Xie, Ji Ge (Si Mao) Cai, woman Officer Megan Hawkins bugs and rabbits and a few and stepfather, Shirley and John Kathleen Murray Kang Chen, and Wang Wen. She weeds were to be expected. Smedley Sr.; children: Danny said by telephone that officers Kathleen “Kat” Smith Murray loved each of them, and they responded to reports of disorderly Said, he did a life full of weeding Freeman, Jenna Freeman and went home to her Heavenly loved her. To each she was and in his dad’s garden. Heirloom Joseph Freeman; and sisters: Father, Monday morning, July 4, remains, “Mom Parker.” conduct and a man brandishing a plants became his favorite gar- Darla Hackney (John Alexander) 2016. She was preceded in death by gun on June 11 in a Burke neigh- dening choice. and Marie “Sissy” (Sammie) She was born on May 5, 1924, her parents, John Alvin and Reuse the News borhood, but the alleged victims left He was preceded in death by Whitmire. and was married to her loving Maude Malinda Hooker; her hus- by the time they arrived. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 3

OBITUARIES Report: VA health care still has ‘profound deficiencies’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Two tric organization.” years after a scandal over long Work on that effort has been wait times for veterans seeking underway for two years and has health care, the Department of resulted in increased access to Veterans Affairs still has “pro- health care and a better experi- found deficiencies” in delivering ence for veterans, McDonald health care to millions of veter- said. ans, a congressional commis- In March, the VA set a new sion says in a new report. record for completed appoint- The Commission on Care says ments: 5.3 million in VA hospi- in a report to be released tals and clinics, 730,000 more Wednesday that the VA delivers than in March 2014. The VA high-quality health care but is also issued twice as many inconsistent from one site to the authorizations for government- next, and problems with access paid, private care than in a remain. comparable period two years The panel says the VA needs ago, McDonald said. to improve its service to veter- Nearly 97 percent of appoint- ans, adding that the VA’s health ments are now completed within care operations “require urgent 30 days of the veteran’s pre- reform. America’s veterans ferred date, McDonald said, a deserve a better organized, huge improvement over past Rodney Lamar Wilson high-performing health care performance. Rodney Lamar Wilson, 51, of system.” But the report said the VA Cleveland, passed away on Congress created the 12- has a long way to go and singled Tuesday, July 5, 2016. STATE REP. DAN HOWELL, left, and state Sen. Mike Bell, right, present Ducktown Mayor Doug member commission in 2014 out a “Choice Program,” author- He was born on Dec. 17, 1964, Collins with a check for $415,50 in grant money. after approving a landmark law ized by Congress to make it eas- to Clarence and Evelyn Wilson. overhauling the VA in the wake ier for veterans to get private He was a lifelong resident of this area and loved hunting, fish- of the wait-time scandal, which care, as significantly flawed. ing, and gardening. He worked Ducktown receives two TDOT grants also revealed that VA employees The report recommends replac- with his dad as a plumber and were covering up chronic delays ing the program with communi- also spent time working at M&M NASHVILLE — State Rep. Dan to a trailhead near the court- commercial corridor of Ducktown with false paperwork and secret ty-based delivery networks that Mars. Howell and State Sen. Mike Bell house annex. The improvements while promoting multimodal waiting lists. As many as 40 vet- it said should improve access, He is preceded in death by his have notified city officials that will include ADA upgrades, land- transportation alternatives and erans died while awaiting care quality and cost-effectiveness. father, Clarence Wilson; brother, Ducktown has been awarded two scaping, signage, and pedestrian considering future growth in the at the Phoenix VA hospital, The commission also found Gary Wilson; ands grandparents, TDOT grants totaling $415,050. lighting,” Bell said. area.” according to an investigation by that the long-term viability of Claude and Rose Marshall and The largest of the two is a The smallest of the two grants Both men agreed the study is the VA’s inspector general. VA health care is threatened by Doc and Arbie Wilson. Transportation Alternatives is for $95,000 and, according to needed in order to plan for future He leaves behind to cherish President Barack Obama said problems with staffing, facili- his memory his mother, Evelyn Grant in the amount of District 22 State Rep. Howell, growth as traffic through the in a statement late Tuesday that ties, capital needs, information Wilson; brother, Ricky Wilson $320,050. comes from TDOT’s Community area increases. the commission’s report systems and other problems. (Janie); sisters, Debbie Eldredge It will be used to fund Phase 3 Transportation Planning Fund. The TDOT Community includes a number of specific Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., chair- (Ed) and Lisa Garr (Tim); and of pedestrian enhancements in “It will be used for a corridor Transportation Planning Grant proposals that he will review man of the House Veterans numerous nieces, nephews, and downtown Ducktown, according study and focus on the cross- program provides resources that closely in the coming weeks. Affairs Committee, said the extended family members and to Bell, who serves in Senate roads of SR 68 and U.S. Highway assist Tennessee communities In the meantime, “We will 292-page report “makes it friends. District 9 which includes Polk 64 within the Ducktown city lim- like Ducktown with planning continue to work with veterans, abundantly clear that the prob- The funeral will be held at 2 County. its” Howell said. efforts that support improve- Congress and our partners in lems plaguing Department of p.m. on Friday, July 8, 2016, at “The grant will fund construc- “The grant will help city offi- ments in traffic flow, safety and Hopewell Baptist Church, 188 the veteran advocacy communi- Veterans Affairs medical care Old Georgetown Rd. NW, tion of pedestrian improvements cials make well-informed deci- overall efficiency that promote ty to further our ongoing trans- are severe. Fixing them will Cleveland, with the Rev. Ed on Main Street from Vine Street sions about land uses along the future economic growth. formation of the veterans’ require dramatic changes in Eldredge officiating. health care system,” Obama how VA does business, to The family will receive friends said. “Our veterans deserve include expanding partnerships at the church from 5 until 8 p.m. nothing less for their sacrifices with community providers in on Thursday, July 7, 2016. and their service.” order to give veterans more Interment will follow the serv- VA Secretary Bob McDonald health care choices.” ice on Friday at Sunset Memorial also hailed the report and said Gardens. You are invited to share a per- he was pleased to see that many sonal memory of Rodney or your of the panel’s recommendations condolences with his family at his are in line with ongoing efforts online memorial located at to transform the VA into what www.companionfunerals.com. 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Reuse the News Recycle this newspaper 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com U.S., Georgia TENNESSEE BRIEFS boost security

Likens named Herald-Citizen marked to benefit the arts. cooperation as managing editor Community meeting scheduled to COOKEVILLE (AP) — Longtime discuss Gray methadone clinic Kerry visits community newspaper journalist GRAY (AP) — Mountain States Terri Likens has been named Health Alliance and East TBILISI, Georgia (AP) — The managing editor of the Herald- Tennessee State University are United States and Georgia agreed Citizen newspaper. hosting a community meeting for Wednesday to boost their military The 58-year-old Likens comes residents and officials to discuss cooperation in a signal of to Cookeville’s daily newspaper a proposed opioid addiction clinic America’s commitment to after working the past few site in the rural Johnson City Georgia’s defense and a not-so- months as editor-at-large for suburb of Gray. subtle message to Russia ahead of Landmark Communications Inc. Danny Sells, a member of this week’s NATO summit. in Shelbyville, Kentucky. The “Citizens to Maintain Gray,” said U.S. Secretary of State John Herald-Citizen reported that more than 1,500 people have Kerry, on the first leg a two-day Likens previously worked 13 signed the group’s petition visit to the former Soviet republics years as editor of the Roane opposing the site, the Johnson of Georgia and Ukraine before County News in Kingston, City Press reported. Sells said he joining President Barack Obama Tennessee. expects 300 people to attend at the NATO meeting in Poland, She began her newspaper Thursday’s meeting to voice their signed the new security coopera- career in 1981 as a reporter at concerns about the center and tion agreement with Georgian The Daily News of Middlesboro, the effects they believe it could Prime Minister Georgy Kentucky. She also was a have on the community. THE CLEVELAND CIVITAN CLUB heard about some of the many exciting events happening at the Kvirikashvili. The signing came reporter at the Wilmington (North Residents attending the meet- Family Cornerstones agency from its director, Chrissy Pugh. Formerly known as Bradley Initiative for after talks in Tbilisi that also cov- Carolina) StarNews and ing will have a chance to directly Church and Community, Family Cornerstones has four notable programs that span literally from prenatal ered economic, education and Evansville (Indiana) Courier dur- address ETSU President Brian to high school graduation, including Starfish, BTG (Bridging The Gap) mentoring, Transitions and ITLT judicial and electoral reform ing the 1980s and 1990s. Her Noland and Mountain States (Inspiring Tomorrows Leaders Today). Each of these programs target the fact that strengthening families issues ahead of parliamentary career also included a stint as CEO Alan Levine with their con- elections set for October. for a strong community is a worthwhile goal. From left are Lucy Zwierzynski, Dave Cummings, Diana “The United States remains reporter and supervisor at the cerns about the proposed Jackson, Pugh, Kelly Browand, Lindsay Hathcock and Georgia Gann. Chicago bureau of The methadone clinic location, steadfast in our support of Associated Press. according to the Johnson City Georgia’s sovereignty and territori- Herald-Citizen Publisher Jack Press report. al integrity. Russia’s occupation McNeely said he’s happy to find The informal meeting is and militarization of parts of someone with such a background required by the Johnson City Georgia’s territory are unaccept- in community journalism. Regional Planning Commission Newspaper: System forgives sexual able,” Kerry said, demanding that Likens started in late June. before the property can be Russia abide by the terms of a 2008 truce that ended a brief war Tennessee Arts Commission rezoned as a medical district. “We all agree that opioid addic- abuse by doctors across the U.S. over Georgia’s separatist region of announces grant awards tion is a major problem in our South Ossetia. NASHVILLE (AP) — The region, and we have a responsi- ATLANTA (AP) — Sexual abuse ers fondling minors; anesthesiol- Many are cleared to practice The new agreement will expand Tennessee Arts Commission says bility to address it,” Levine said by doctors against patients is ogists molesting sedated after going to recovery centers. U.S.-Georgian security coopera- it has awarded 345 grants for fis- in a news release. “The not-for- surprisingly widespread, yet the patients; obstetricians raping In Georgia, the AJC found, tion, giving Georgia access to addi- cal year 2017 totaling more than profit addiction treatment center fragmented medical oversight women who had come to them two-thirds of the doctors publicly tional American equipment, train- $4.4 million to help fund arts and ... is an important component of system shrouds offenders’ for care. disciplined after allegations of ing and intelligence with an eye to cultural activities for organiza- a much larger vision to help actions in secrecy and allows The scale and scope of mis- sexual misconduct were permit- protecting its borders from future tions, schools, local govern- reduce the addiction that is many to continue to treat deeds varied tremendously, ted to practice again. The same potential encroachment. It will ments, nonprofits and artists. plaguing our region.” patients, an investigation by The ranging from lewd comments to held true for Kansas. In also modernize Georgia’s security The commission says the Atlanta Journal-Constitution patients during intimate exams, Alabama, the figure was nearly forces and allow it to more fully annual grants provide funds that Teenage boy killed has found. to rapes of mentally and physi- three out of every four; in integrate with NATO missions. support well-established arts in Arlington ATV crash The AJC obtained and ana- cally disabled patients. But some Minnesota, four of every five. Kerry will head to Kiev on organizations and arts projects in ARLINGTON (AP) — Authorities lyzed more than 100,000 disci- doctors have been among the Larry Dixon, the longtime Thursday for similar talks with urban and rural counties. It also say a 14-year-old boy has been plinary orders against doctors nation’s alleged worst sexual executive director of the Ukrainian officials before meeting provides funds for professional killed after falling off an all-ter- since 1999. Among those, the predators, with hundreds of vic- Alabama Board of Medical Obama in Warsaw. development for teachers, arts rain vehicle in Shelby County. newspaper identified more than tims over decades. Examiners, said it’s wrong to Georgia and Ukraine are both education, and programming for Shelby County Sheriff’s Office 3,100 doctors sanctioned after While the vast majority of the believe all physicians who deeply worried about Russian children in pre-K through 12th spokesman Earle Farrell tells being accused of sexual miscon- nation’s 900,000 doctors do not engage in sexual misconduct activities on their territory and grade. media outlets that Michael Ellis duct; more than 2,400 of the sexually abuse patients, the AJC should automatically be barred have sought closer ties with the The commission says these are was driving a large ATV called a doctors had violations involving found the phenomenon happens from practicing. West, including association with the first of a series of grants. The “mule,” with four others on patients. Of those, half still have far more often than anyone has “If you graduate a class of the European Union and the commission expects to award Monday afternoon in Arlington. active medical licenses today, acknowledged. more than 100 people out of the prospect of NATO membership. over 1,000 grants during fiscal Farrell says Ellis took a sharp the newspaper found. “It would be one thing if it was University of Alabama medical Over deep Russian objections, year 2017, totaling more than turn, causing him to be thrown These cases represent only a only one incident, but to find out school, the resources that have NATO agreed in 2008 that Georgia $5.5 million. out of the ATV, which then rolled fraction of the incidents in which how prevalent it is, is frightening been poured into that education would eventually become an Of the $5.5 million that will be over on him. doctors have been accused of and angering,” said Erin Vance, almost demand that you try to alliance member but eight years granted, $4.4 million comes from Ellis died at a hospital later sexually abusing patients. Many an Oregon woman who was sex- salvage that physician — if it’s later has still not joined to the specialty license plate fees ear- that afternoon. remain obscured, the newspaper ually assaulted by a physician possible,” he said. impatience of many in Georgia said, because state regulators while she was under anesthesia. That view is shared by other who have watched warily as and hospitals sometimes handle The Associated Press typically regulators. “Let me say that it Russia has remained in South sexual misconduct cases in does not identify victims of sex takes a lot of money to educate a Ossetia and another enclave of Coast Guard rescues 2 secret, and because some public crimes, but Vance agreed to have physician,” Vann Craig, the for- Abkhazia and also moved on parts orders are so vaguely worded her name published. mer executive director of the of eastern Ukraine, annexing that patients would not know According to the newspaper, Mississippi State Board of Crimea and backing pro-Russian near Wrightsville Beach that a sexual offense occurred. sexual misconduct is tolerated to Medical Licensure, told the AJC separatists. The profession and its nation- one degree or another in every last year. “If they can be safely Kerry vowed that NATO would WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. p.m. Tuesday. al lobby, the American Medical state in the nation, as physician- monitored and rehabilitated, I renew its membership promise to (AP) — The Coast Guard has res- The Coast Guard sent a boat Association, condemn physician dominated medical boards give don’t see why they can’t come Georgia but could not offer a cued two people and their dog from Wrightsville Beach to the sexual misconduct and say con- their peers second chances, hos- back from drugs, alcohol or sex- definitive timetable for its entry. after their boat began taking on skiff about two miles east of New sent is no defense. But they have pitals fail to report patient com- ual misconduct.” U.S. officials said it was their hope water near Wrightsville Beach. Topsail Inlet. The crew had trou- remained relatively silent on the plaints, and prosecutors dismiss Robert Jeffery, executive that the new cooperation agree- The Coast Guard said in a ble finding the boat because of a issue, helping to ensure that it or reduce charges so doctors can director of the Georgia ment would reassure Georgians of news release that the station in lack of radio contact. The skiff stays out of the public eye. stay off sex-offender registries. Composite Medical Board, American commitment to their Wilmington received a cellphone was found about six miles east of The newspaper’s analysis of Sometimes, doctors who acknowledged that his board security. call from a mother and her son the inlet shortly before 4 p.m. up to 16 years of public records molest patients or subject them issues private consent orders “Obviously we have great on a 19-foot skiff around 12:30 The Coast Guard took the peo- showed accusations of sexual to bizarre exams for sexual grat- and private agreements in some respect for your desires as a coun- ple and the dog to Wrightsville improprieties and misconduct ification are seen as sympathetic sexual misconduct cases. He try to be able to look to the West Beach about 7 p.m. They were in involving doctors of all types: figures in need of therapy, not as noted that public orders can and engage with the West without Reuse the News good condition. Recycle this newspaper psychiatrists seducing the emo- predators who must answer to inhibit doctors from reporting punishment, without retribution,” A crew was able to tow the skiff tionally fragile; family practition- police, the newspaper reported. themselves or their peers. Kerry said. to Wilmington.

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Shirt sleeves rolled up in cam- paign form, Obama declared, “I’m ready to pass the baton.” “I’m here today because I believe in Hillary Clinton,” he said. “I have had a front-row seat to her judg- ment and her commitment.” The energetic Obama-Clinton AP Photo/Gerry Broome appearance in North Carolina was RePuBlicAn PResidentiAl candidate Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday. a show of Democratic unity in a state Clinton is hoping to put back in the party’s column. But the Trump praises late Iraqi leader moment wasn’t what her campaign and the White House imagined during the long primary season. AP Photo/chuck Burton Shortly before the president and PResident BARAck Obama, left, embraces Democratic presi- Saddam as a terrorist killer his would-be successor flew to dential candidate Hillary Clinton, right, as he is introduced at a cam- Charlotte together, FBI Director paign rally for Clinton in Charlotte, N.C., Tuesday. RALEIGH, North Carolina (AP) Chief and how unworthy he is of paying enough to cover the cost James Comey announced he — Presumptive Republican pres- the office he seeks.” of the American military pres- would not recommend charges idential nominee Donald Trump, Trump’s foreign policy pro- ence. against Clinton for her email prac- who frequently criticizes U.S. for- nouncements have proved con- “Isn’t it the fact that it costs us Donald Trump released a lengthy The Clinton campaign hopes tices â€? but only after he present- statement casting the joint appear- Obama can reassure voters about eign policy under President troversial, even within the less to have troops stationed in ed a searing description of her Barack Obama and former Republican Party. He has said Korea than in the United States, ance as an example of a “rigged” her experience, talent and charac- “extremely careless” handling of political system. ter â€? and speak to their ques- Secretary of State Hillary the United States is too fully given the contribution the classified information that ensured Clinton, has praised former Iraqi engaged around the world and Republic of Korea makes?” “It was no accident that charges tions about her honesty and trust- the matter won’t be going away. were not recommended against worthiness, some of which stem President Saddam Hussein’s has questioned the role of NATO McCain asked Gen. Vincent The White House declined to ruthlessness. and said the United States has Brooks. Hillary the exact same day as from the email investigation. comment on Comey’s findings, President Obama campaigns with The president cast the negative “Saddam Hussein was a bad been taken advantage of by Yes, Brooks said, telling saying the investigation was not guy, right? ... But you know what nations benefiting from its secu- McCain the South Koreans pay her for the first time,” Trump said, impressions of her as a result of formally closed and it did not want later echoing the charges at a her many years in the political he did well? He killed terrorists. rity cooperation and troop pres- half, or $808 million annually, of to appear to be influencing prose- He did that so good,” Trump told ence. Some critics within the the U.S. presence there. rowdy rally held across the state in spotlight. He also noted that he cutors. Still, the timing of the trip Raleigh. had benefited from Americans’ a campaign rally Tuesday night GOP have said his policies sug- Two days later, Trump’s claim pulled the president into a contro- in Raleigh, North Carolina. “They gest an isolationist stance in an that NATO is irrelevant and ill- Clinton shot back early as she desire for a fresh face. versy he has at times tried to keep introduced the president, chiding “Sometimes we take somebody didn’t read ‘em the rights, they increasingly dangerous world. suited to fight terrorism came at arm’s length. His appearance didn’t talk. They were a terrorist, Sens. John McCain of Arizona under the microscope. As presi- Trump for once leading the ques- who’s been in the trenches and with Clinton was a reminder that it tioning of the president’s birth- fought the good fight and been it was over.” and Lindsey Graham of South dent, Trump has said he would was his appointee who declined to Trump has previously said the Carolina, partners among force member nations to increase place. steady for granted,” Obama said, pursue criminal charges. She said Obama was a man that as Clinton sat behind him. “As a world would be “100 percent bet- Republican congressional critics their contributions, even if that Yet Clinton and Obama did not ter” if dictators like Hussein and of Obama administration foreign risked breaking up the 28-coun- “I was honored to stand with in the consequence that means some- veer from their display of lockstep Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi were policy, carried out a fact-check try alliance. good times and the bad times, times Hillary doesn’t get the credit unity. The duo flew to Charlotte still in power. Prior to the U.S. on Trump’s national security In early March, more than 70 someone who has never forgotten she deserves. But the fact is Hillary together on Air Force One, and invasion, Iraq was listed by the statements earlier this year at a conservative national experts, where he came from. And, Donald, is steady and Hillary is true.” they rode to the rally together in U.S. as a state sponsor of terror- Capitol Hill hearing. including former Homeland if you’re out there tweeting, it’s Likewise, Clinton said Obama Obama’s armored limousine, ism. On April 19, when the Army Security Secretary Michael Hawaii.” doesn’t get the credit he deserves known as “The Beast.” Clinton Jake Sullivan, a Clinton senior general selected to lead U.S. Chertoff, wrote in an open letter Obama, too, got in a dig at for overseeing the nation’s eco- shared photos of her grandchil- policy adviser, said Trump’s forces in South Korea testified that they have disagreed with Trump. nomic recovery. She shared mem- dren, Charlotte and newborn “praise for brutal strongmen before the committee, McCain one another on a variety of issues “Anybody can tweet but nobody ories of her four years in the Aidan, with the president. seemingly knows no bounds.” seized the opportunity to under- but are united in their opposition actually knows what it takes” to be administration, from crashing a Sullivan said such comments mine Trump’s suggestion that to a Trump presidency. Chertoff Welcomed by a screaming crowd president, he said. meeting with the Chinese at a glob- “demonstrate how dangerous he the U.S. withdraw its forces from served in President George W. of supporters, the president led Later, Obama and Clinton al climate summit to being in the would be as Commander-in- the South because Seoul isn’t Bush’s administration. chants of “Hillary!” as they stood dropped in unannounced at Situation Room during the raid on onstage under banners reading Midwood Smokehouse, a barbecue Osama bin Laden “Stronger Together.” He declared place in Charlotte. He offered a “He’s made difficult, even that “there has never been any hug to a woman who tried to pay unpopular, decisions for the good Chinese imports push up U.S. trade deficit man or woman more qualified for for his meal while Clinton chatted of our country,” she said. WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. American Free Trade Agreement America’s deficit in goods and this office than Hillary Clinton, up a woman and her preschool-age Obama and Clinton originally trade deficit climbed in May as a with Canada and Mexico if it was services trade rose 2.1 percent to ever. And that’s the truth. That’s child. planned to make their first cam- surge in imports of Chinese-made not renegotiated, kill the pending $500.4 billion. The lower deficit so the truth.” At Trump’s rally, which attract- paign appearance together in cellphones and computers Trans-Pacific Partnership trade far this year reflects the fact that Referring back to their own ed a smaller but still enthusiastic Wisconsin, a Democratic-leaning pushed the politically sensitive agreement and take a more while U.S. exports are down, bruising primary battle in 2008, crowd, Trump said Obama should state where Clinton struggled in imbalance with China to the high- aggressive approach to China’s imports are down by a larger Obama said, “We may have gone be in Washington, dealing with the her primary fight with Bernie est level in six months. trade practices, which he said amount, reflecting in large part toe to toe, from coast to coast, but issues facing the nation, instead of Sanders. Campaign aides viewed The trade deficit rose to $41.1 were costing American jobs. lower oil prices. we stood shoulder to shoulder for out campaigning. that as a way to forge Democratic billion in May compared to April’s The U.S. Chamber of For May, oil imports increased the ideals that we share.” “We’ve got a person in the White unity after the primary and consol- $37.4 billion, the Commerce Commerce, normally an ally of 8.4 percent to $11.1 billion, Clinton’s Republican rival didn’t House that’s having a lot of fun,” idate the party’s voters in a state Department reported Wednesday. Republicans on trade, charged reflecting a rebound in prices dur- let the Democratic duo’s outing go he said. “I watched them today. it’s Clinton needs to carry in It was the largest imbalance since that Trump’s approach would ing the month. The average price unanswered. As the rally began, like a carnival act. A lot of fun.” November. February. cost 3.5 million U.S. jobs and for a barrel of crude oil rose $4.71 Exports, which have struggled result in higher prices for to $34.19, the this year because of a strong dol- American consumers and a weak- biggest one- lar and weak growth in overseas er economy. Trump said he would m o n t h markets, edged down 0.2 percent brand China a currency manipu- increase since to $182.4 billion. Imports jumped lator, a charge which could lead to a $5.55 rise 1.6 percent to $223.5 billion. trade sanctions if negotiations from April to America’s deficit with China with China did not resolve the May in 2011. jumped 19.4 percent to $29 bil- issue. lion, the largest imbalance since Through the first five months of November. Presumptive this year, the deficit is running Republican presidential nominee 3.5 percent below the Donald Trump has accused the same period in Obama administration of failing 2015, a year in e r to protect U.S. workers from w h i c h r t unfair trade practices in China a and other countries. Trump has sought to tap into m the economic anxiety of Americans who have seen jobs S disappear in an increasing- ly global economy. In a recent trade speech, p Let The Look For Trump said he would exit from o the North h Money Saving S Cleveland Daily Coupons In Banner Help You Save Time and This Sunday’s Money! Newspaper

Cut your grocery bill in half and save over $1,000 in money saving coupons. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Little From Page 1 has for the past year been tout- school events. ating Little Free Libraries meshes ing the idea of installing Little Those books made their way well with his organization’s goal Free Libraries to promote read- into boxes which were each of getting people more involved in ing. designed to reflect the school’s their community. Currently, four schools — unique identity. “We are using the Little Free Charleston Elementary, Hopewell Belt said Charleston Libraries as a corporate volunteer Elementary, Oak Grove Elementary’s box was built by experience for any companies Elementary and Waterville agriculture students at Walker where employees would like to Community Elementary — have Valley High School, under the volunteer together,” Thompson Little Free Libraries. They are direction of Jason Kincaid. The said. outdoors and remain accessible little library, now known as “The Groups of interested volunteers to the public over the summer. Book Barn” features whimsical will help build, decorate, install Principals of those schools illustrations of farm animals, a the libraries and stock them with have said the libraries have got- nod to the area’s agriculture. books. They may also complete ten plenty of use since they were Waterville Community just one stage of the process if first installed earlier this year. Elementary’s “Canoe” was built pressed for time. Jennifer Huskins, principal of by Allan Huskins, husband of the Some Little Free Libraries are Waterville Community school’s principal. The school’s already in the process of being Elementary, said giving children team name is the Cherokees, and built, he added. If they are fin- an extra way to access books is the library was made to resemble ished in time, some could be providing more chances to a canoe, complete with Cherokee- installed as soon as July 22, improve their reading skills. inspired symbols carved into the when the local United Way hosts “We have been promoting the sides. its annual Day of Action event. idea of students reading 20 min- A library at Hopewell The event is expected to have utes a day at home,” Huskins Elementary School was designed some 300 volunteers from local said. “We then realized kids didn’t in the shape of the school’s mas- companies undertaking projects have books at home.” cot, a tiger, while Oak Grove at schools and organizations As students got used to seeing Elementary chose to paint its throughout the community. Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG the school’s Little Free Library, more traditional-looking cabinet The miniature libraries are THREE STUDENTS from Waterville Community Elementary School — Logan Thacker, Azaria Huskins said picking up new green and include an image of expected to be placed at schools Gutierrez and Lesley Woodward — browse and select books from “The Canoe,” their school’s Little Free books became a habit for many the school’s mascot, a falcon. and in locations easily accessed Library. They and their fellow students continue to have access to new titles over the summer. students, ensuring each child In addition to the four schools by the public. had something to read at home. with publicly accessible boxes, “It’s a whole community effort Charleston Elementary Park View Elementary has placed to engage the problem of child- Principal Candice Belt said some- its own version of one inside a hood illiteracy, by giving more Record-low U.S. Treasury yield thing similar happened when a school hallway. children access to books,” said Little Free Library was installed Though most of the Little Free Thompson. at her school. Libraries in Bradley County are The United Way’s office in “We had students stopping by on school properties, plans are in downtown Cleveland is also serv- points to rising economic fears every morning and afternoon to the works to place them in other ing as a drop-off point for anyone WASHINGTON (AP) — Fear nations’ debt are even lower. delay a long-awaited resump- take or exchange books,” Belt locations as well. who would like to donate books and uncertainty about the glob- Yields on German and Japanese tion in short-term rate hikes. said. “Overall, it’s been a success Dustin Tommey, executive to be placed in them — especially al economy are leading investors debt, for example, are negative. The central bank cut its key for us.” director of Impact Cleveland, said children’s books. to embrace the relative safety of So foreign investors still get a short-term rate to a record low Though students are not able installing a Little Free Library in During the school year, schools U.S. government debt and smidgen of a return by buying near zero in 2008 to try to reju- to visit their schools’ traditional the Blythe Oldfield neighborhood with Little Free Libraries also col- slashing yields to record lows. Treasury notes. venate an economy paralyzed by libraries as often during the sum- is among the many plans the lect donations of children’s books Interest paid on the 10-year All those factors have raised a the Great Recession. mer, both principals said the organization has for the area. to keep theirs full. Treasury note reached 1.34 per- host of questions: Are investors Economic growth had recov- Little Free Libraries were expect- Though a definite installation Though well-traveled public cent early Wednesday, just bracing for a global downturn? ered just enough late last year ed to remain sources for reading date has not been set, Tommey spaces are recommended loca- below the previous record set in Will the United States remain an for the Fed to raise rates mod- material over the summer. said one could eventually be tions for the libraries, anyone can 2012. Historically, when con- economic haven and benefit estly. But the Fed has held off According to the Little Free placed near a playground outside install a Little Free Library on his cerns have flared about a poten- from the influx of capital? Does on a second hike as the econom- Library Foundation, the organiza- the Blythe Family Support Center or her own property to share tial recession, investors have U.S. debt simply deliver a better ic outlook has grown uncertain tion which registers the libraries on Blythe Avenue. books with neighbors. shifted money into havens such return than foreign debt? Might and other major central banks and plots them on a public map, “That’s on the horizon,” According to the Little Free as U.S. Treasurys and sent inflation veer closer to zero? have continued to stimulate those wishing to install them are Tommey said. “On multiple levels, Library organization, many peo- yields falling. In this case, the answer might their economies. responsible for building or buying this is part of something bigger.” ple have chosen to place them in The market’s signal this time be all of the above. The flow of money into U.S. them and stocking them with Tommey explained the pro- their front yards. With permis- seems somewhat hazier than “There are a lot of factors con- Treasurys has also served to books. posed Little Free Library is likely sion from their landlords, some usual, and there’s far from any spiring to push the yield down raise the value of the dollar A community book drive host- to come about as a result of its living in apartment complexes consensus among economists to unprecedented levels,” said against other currencies. This ed by Bradley County Schools affiliation with the United Way of have also installed them near that a recession is approaching. David Joy, chief markets strate- helps hold down inflation, earlier this year resulted in thou- the Ocoee Region. mailboxes or other shared areas. As recently as the start of gist at Ameriprise Financial. because a stronger dollar makes sands of children’s books being Kyle Thompson, volunteer For more information about June, the yield on the Treasury Other market analysts detect imports less expensive. But it gathered to fill the Little Free engagement manager for the local building and registering one, visit note was 1.85 percent. Then the newfound signs of caution. They also hurts U.S. exporters, whose Libraries and give them away at United Way, said the idea of cre- littlefreelibrary.org. U.S. government issued an ane- see uncertain investors seeking goods become costlier overseas. mic May jobs report. And to shield themselves from the John Canally, chief economic Britain voted to abandon the risks of the unknown. strategist at LPL Financial, European Union — a move that “There’s just generally a feel- attributed much of the decline caught markets off guard and ing that (investors) want to be in in U.S. yields to foreign Budget magnified concerns about the some kind of safety,” said Tom investors. He thinks the U.S. From Page 1 global economic order. di Galoma, managing director at economy remains insulated for What makes the record-low Seaport Holdings. “I think we’re now from any global downturn. ments to see if another compli- funds the debt service payments decisions for the fire depart- Treasury yield something of an going to see lower yields across The next big test for 10-year ance officer was in fact needed, or for Lake Forest Middle School. It ment,” Davis said. oddity is that the U.S. economy the globe.” yields will be Friday’s monthly if the officer currently handling also increases the fund balance The Commission confirmed — the world’s largest — still Those lower yields will help jobs report. Economists have this and serving as the Tennessee by half a percent to 15.5 percent Davis’ appointment Tuesday. looks relatively sturdy, far more some corners of the U.S. econo- estimated that employers added Corrections Institute compliance of the budget. The budget repre- Rawls pointed out that the so than most other major my. Mortgage rates, for exam- 180,000 jobs in June after a dis- officer would suffice. The request sents the final payments for the structural change was revenue economies. But yields on other ple, generally track shifts in 10- mal gain of just 38,000 in May has an officer for each position as purchase of the Spring Branch neutral. year Treasury notes. So home- and a still-tepid 123,000 in well as a work release program Industrial Park property and con- “This doesn’t cost us anything. buyers will likely be able to bor- April. Stronger job growth could officer. nector roads for the new APD 40 This change comes at a possible row more cheaply. The real assuage any anxieties about the “When we started working in interchange. Funding for the savings, but it definitely doesn’t estate firm Zillow reported 30- U.S. economy and renew specu- this budget in March, the industrial park is also allocated, cost. I think it’s a positive,” Rawls Speed year fixed mortgage rates of lation about when the Fed might Finance Committee set out to do through the recent increase in said. From Page 1 around 3.40 percent Tuesday, resume raising rates. a couple of things. One [was] to the hotel motel tax. Fairbanks thanked the com- near the all-time average weekly The “data will tell us if the obtain as much information as Bradley County Mayor D. Gary missioners for approving the “We had a traffic study done 2 lows. April and May slowdown in jobs possible, a zero-based budget, if Davis reminded the Commission appointment. 1/2 years ago by Buck The falling yields might also was a sign of things to come or you will,” said Commissioner that the budget called for any “I want to do the best job that Campbell, and we recommended help lead the Federal Reserve to an anomaly,” Canally said. Milan Blake. budget amendments requiring can be done. EMS is a very busy a compromise to raise it to 50.” The Finance Committee also additional funding to outline how business, and the fire depart- After the explanation, the looked at overtime being paid in the department’s revenue has ment has been busy with us Commission voted 12-1 to sub- departments and what changes increased to meet the need. today,” Fairbanks said. mit another formal request to U.S. to raise cap for doctors could be made to avoid over- Capital purchases funded in the He had already been meeting TDOT to increase the speed limit time. Communications was budget have been put on hold the paid firefighters and was on state Highways 306 and 308. prescribing addiction drug another line item scrutinized, until January first, except for planning to meet with the volun- Commissioner Mike Hughes was Blake said. “emergency repair or replace- teers on Thursday. absent. WASHINGTON (AP) — The the same day that House-Senate “Not all elected officials or ment,” Davis said. “Our trucks are manned, but Obama administration is bargainers plan to meet to final- department heads got everything This year’s budget does include they are manned to the lowest increasing the number of ize a compromise package on they were requesting … I believe an increase in the fire tax rate. capability right now. We need patients whom doctors can treat drug abuse. Both parties have this budget is fair. We did what Those outside the fringe area will them [volunteer firefighters]. for opioid addiction with a med- prioritized the issue, but we told the taxpayers, our boss- see a rate increase of 7.72 cents Bradley County needs them,” Park ication called buprenorphine. Democratic negotiators are es, that we would do. We cut per $100 of taxable property. Fairbanks said. From Page 1 The cap is being raised from threatening to withhold support where we could, but not where it Those within the fringe area will He said he wants to have a 100 patients per doctor to 275 as unless Republicans agree to add would affect the level of service,” see an increase of 2 cents per larger group of volunteers. could be brought to the area as a the White House tries to pressure $920 million to finance some pro- Blake said. $100 of taxable property. Commissioners also unani- result of the Spring Branch Congress to approve funds for grams. The current compromise He said he felt the approach Bradley County Fire-Rescue mously approved funding for spe- Industrial Park. A proposed plan opioid abuse treatment. Doctors contains no money. used in developing the budget has seen some command struc- cific local nonprofits, such as the for development of the site outline seeking the higher cap will have The White House won’t say could help the county fund proj- ture changes recently, as Davis 911 Center, SPCA of Bradley nine different lots that could be to apply. whether President Barack ects and decrease debt for future appointed Shawn Fairbanks to County, Life Bridges and developed with varying sized The modest step being Obama would sign it if the funds endeavors. lead the Bradley County Southeast Tennessee Resource industrial facilities. announced Wednesday comes aren’t added. The Finance Committee also Emergency Services division, Agency, among others. looked at how many employees which will include the fire depart- Blake said the Finance are in each department. ment. Committee had received all of the The budget includes a 2 per- “He will be responsible for and documentation it requested from China paper warns the U.S. of cent raise for employees and have the final say on all financial those groups. ‘price’ to pay in South China Sea BEIJING (AP) — The flagship line with every issue, and a price “into a powder keg” and warned Dyer newspaper of China’s ruling will be paid if that line is it not to underestimate China’s From Page 1 Communist Party on Wednesday crossed.” determination to defend its terri- warned Washington that there “If the United States, regard- torial claims. adjustments). The board also has pointed out that Collierville would be a “price” to pay if it less of the cost, chooses the path China on Tuesday also started voted to utilize the legal services and Cleveland are similar school crosses China’s “bottom line” by of ‘brinkmanship’ that pressures holding seven days of military of School Board Attorney Chuck “I can tell you have a districts. meddling in disputes over the and intimidates others, there will drills around disputed islands in Cagle in contract negotiations. great school system, in a Dyer was a high school princi- South China Sea. be only one result, that is, that the sea. Cagle reviewed the contract great community.” pal, middle school principal, The People’s Daily editorial the U.S. bears all the responsibil- proposal, with which he was — Dr. Russell Dyer human resource specialist, assis- comes as Beijing ramps up ity for possibly further heighten- already familiar. He then provided tant principal, and teacher in efforts to assert its stance ahead ing tensions in the South China Don’t of a ruling by an international Sea,” the editorial said. the proposal to Dyer (and his legal Shelby County Schools. He was Dyer’s living arrangements, until tribunal in a case filed by the “China has a solid-rock posi- Throw adviser) for approval or a submis- he is able to find a new residence awarded the Tennessee PTA Philippines challenging China’s tion over safeguarding China’s sion of changes or amendments. in Cleveland. He said in a recent Outstanding Principal of Year in claims to most of the South national sovereignty and territo- Me Board members were pleased interview with the Cleveland Daily 2011 and Rotary Club Teacher of China Sea. China is boycotting rial integrity. It will not want any- an agreement was quickly Banner that he was in the process the Year in 1999. the case before The Hague-based thing that does not belong to it, Away! reached on the contract, allowing of selling his home in Collierville, He admits to being an avid out- court and says it will not accept but it will ensure that every inch Dyer to take over as the new and was looking forward to the doorsman. He enjoys hiking, the verdict. of land it owns is safe and director of the city’s school sys- move to Cleveland. mountain biking, and kayaking, The paper said that bilateral sound,” the paper wrote. tem on the first day of the 2016- “I can tell you have a great and anticipates continuing these ties and regional stability were at The newspaper has previously I’m 17 school year (July 1). school system, in a great commu- pursuits after relocating to stake and that the U.S. should accused Washington of seeking Recyclable! The contract provides for nity,” the new director said. He Southeast Tennessee. recognize that “there is a bottom to turn the South China Sea www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 7 Dems, GOP seem on collision course over gun, terror bills WASHINGTON (AP) — House on their proposal underscored aides and damaged furniture. Democrats and Republicans the pressure they’ve felt since the Early Tuesday, Ryan suggest- seem just as destined for an elec- June 12 mass shooting in ed, without saying so explicitly, tion-season clash over guns as Orlando, Florida, that left 49 vic- that he wouldn’t allow votes on they did before a Democratic sit- tims dead. Since the 2012 slay- those proposals. in on the chamber’s floor ush- ing of school children in “The last thing I want to do is ered in lawmakers’ July 4 recess Newtown, Connecticut, incentivize these tactics,” Ryan two weeks ago. Republicans have not brought said Monday on the “Midday with Nearly a month after the any legislation broadly restricting Charlie Sykes” show on WTMU Orlando mass-shooting catapult- guns to the House floor. radio in Milwaukee. ed the issue back onto the The House met tranquilly The GOP bill would bar many nation’s radar, the two parties Tuesday for its first session since gun sales to terror suspects, but were meeting separately Democrats’ near 26-hour sit-in, only if federal prosecutors could Wednesday to map strategy. which seemed to energize prove within three days that a Republicans have incorporated Democratic lawmakers and their terrorist act was afoot. The gov- some gun curbs into a broader gun-control allies. Dozens of ernment would have to cover bill aimed at addressing domestic Democrats delivered speeches legal costs for people for whom it terrorism that the House has championing firearms restric- unsuccessfully tried to deny planned to debate this week, tions, but there were no distur- firearms. AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File This APRil 13, 2010, file photo shows the interior of one of the first Silverliner V passenger train though their plans seemed less bances. certain late Tuesday. Democrats Republicans, backed by the coaches delivered to Philadelphia's main transit agency, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation are insisting on amendments National Rifle Association, seem Authority, during a news conference in Philadelphia. SEPTA said cracks were discovered Friday in tightening gun restrictions far intent on preventing any limita- beams in the suspension system on 115 of the transit agency's 120 Silverliner V coaches, which make further, which House Speaker tions on the constitutional right up one-third of the agency's fleet and were immediately taken out of service for emergency repairs that Paul Ryan seemed to nix to bear arms, which they say the may reduce train service throughout the summer. Tuesday, and each party says the Democratic measures would other’s proposals are defective. impose. They also said they were Ryan, R-Wis., met Tuesday investigating Democrats’ behav- evening with two leaders of the ior during the sit-in, including Already hectic commute could sit-in, Reps. John Lewis of whether they intimidated House @turner4schools Chris.Turner4Schools Georgia and John Larson of Connecticut. The Democrats said get worse with trains sidelined Ryan listened respectfully and mentioned his party’s concerns PHILADELPHIA (AP) — With Despite that, SEPTA reported a Hyundai Rotem began assem- about protecting gun owners’ one-third of its rail fleet out of few trains running 10 to 14 min- bling the Silverliner V cars at a rights, but made no promise to service, Philadelphia’s main tran- utes late as the morning rush got south Philadelphia factory after allow votes on the Democrats’ sit agency predicts Wednesday’s underway, but no major delays. contracting with SEPTA in 2006. proposals. commute could be even more “We’re continuing to ask riders The transit union said Tuesday Asked what Democrats would hectic with more people return- to find alternate means to come the transit agency knew about do if they are denied votes, Lewis, ing to work following the Fourth to and from Center City the problem for at least a month, the civil rights hero, wasn’t spe- of July holiday weekend. Philadelphia,” SEPTA spokes- a claim which SEPTA disputed. cific but said: “There will be The Southeastern woman Heather Redfern said. SEPTA has hired consultants action. We will not be silent.” Pennsylvania Transportation On Tuesday, some commuters to pinpoint the source of the Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Authority is looking to lease switched to the bus or other problem, which SEPTA General Strong said the two parties “have equipment from other states means of transportation, while Manager Jeff Knueppel said different views on how to achieve after sidelining 120 regional rail others dealt with delayed and could be a design flaw, bad mate- a shared goal of preventing gun cars due to structural problems. packed trains. rials or faulty workmanship. deaths,” especially over protect- SEPTA said cracks were discov- “It made it difficult to get in Hyundai Rotem spokesman ing gun owners’ rights. She said ered Friday night in beams in the after a long weekend,” said Andy Hyer said the manufacturer the next steps on anti-terror leg- suspension system on its fleet of Lynne Suher, who left home 40 is working “literally around the islation “will be discussed and Hyundai Rotem-made Silverliner minutes earlier than normal clock to get the cars back into determined by the majority in the V rail coaches. Only five of the Tuesday for her ride to the city service as soon as possible, safe- coming days.” 120 cars were found to be with- from the suburbs. “But it seems ly and soundly.” The company is That seemed less assured than out problems. like some people have off this investigating the cause of the earlier comments from Ryan that SEPTA said riders Wednesday week because of the holiday so defects and will determine the the House would vote on the GOP morning were catching trains we’ll see how bad it gets.” measures it will take next after legislation this week. Late earlier than they did Tuesday. South Korean manufacturer talking with SEPTA, Hyundai Tuesday, Republicans were Rotem said in a statement from working to line up GOP support its headquarters in Uiwang, for their own measure, with some AG said Clerk Kim Davis South Korea. having questions about the bill’s At least one other transit procedural protections for gun authority in the U.S. has begun owners and other concerns. violated Open Records Act inspecting some of its rail cars Despite the uncertainty, GOP since the train issues in leaders’ hopes of staging a vote FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A record. Liberty Counsel can Philadelphia came to light. county clerk who went to jail for appeal the attorney general’s Denver’s mass transit agency refusing to issue marriage licens- opinion. is taking a closer look at similar es to same-sex couples violated The group has not decided Hyundai Rotem coaches used in the state’s Open Records Act, the whether to challenge the ruling, its airport service. The newer Kentucky attorney general’s said Mat Staver, Liberty Counsel cars are about 5,000 pounds office said Tuesday. founder and chairman. Liberty lighter and have a different Rowan County Clerk Kim Counsel has provided its services weight distribution. Davis violated the act by refusing for free, charging nothing to The Massachusetts Bay to produce documents related to Davis or Rowan County, Staver Transportation Authority, which the gay marriage battle, the said. primarily uses a model of coach attorney general’s office said in “There’s nothing to reveal much different from an opinion. here,” Staver said. Philadelphia’s version, said it’s The nonprofit Campaign for The attorney general’s office inspecting two of its older Accountability requested records asked to privately review the doc- Hyundai coaches. between Davis and her attorneys, uments so it could decide SEPTA said it would provide the religious advocacy group whether the exemptions cited are refunds and credits for weekly Liberty Counsel, on March 1, the relevant but said Liberty Counsel and monthly regional rail pass Lexington Herald-Leader report- refused to produce most of the customers as a result of the rail ed. documents even for a private cars being taken out of service. Liberty Counsel refused, say- review. Philadelphia’s regional rail sys- ing the documents are prelimi- “An agency cannot benefit from tem typically transports about nary and private. Liberty Counsel intentionally frustrating the 65,000 riders each way per day. represented Davis after she was attorney general’s review of an With 13,000 fewer seats, the sued for refusing to issue mar- open records request. Such trains carried about 35,000 to riage licenses. result would subvert the General 40,000 people on Tuesday. The Open Records Act provides Assembly’s intent behind provid- Trains were put on a modified for costs and attorney’s fees to be ing review by the attorney gener- Saturday schedule until further awarded in some cases as well as al,” Assistant Attorney General notice with additional rush-hour up to $25 per day for each day Matt Jones wrote in the office’s service. the person is denied access to the opinion.

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(2 blocks south of Inman St.) 479-1000 mainstreetcleveland.com 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Destination Jupiter: What to expect during the Juno mission LOS ANGELES (AP) — Now A look at what’s coming up fired its rocket motor, putting it As Juno zeroed in on Jupiter, its vivid auroras. Scientists are also study how deep the trade- that the Juno spacecraft is set- during the $1.1 billion mission: on a long, looping path that camera captured the massive expecting the best photos and mark Great Red Spot goes and tled in orbit around Jupiter, the takes 53 days to complete. In late planet appearing half-lit sur- information yet from Juno. why the centuries-old storm has real work is about to begin. POST-TRIP CHECKUP August, the spacecraft swings rounded by its four main moons. “We get our first up and close shrunk in recent years. Juno will fly closer to Jupiter Juno was bombarded with back around Jupiter for its first NASA stitched the images togeth- personal look at Jupiter with all than any other spacecraft, skip- radiation as it neared Jupiter, close-in view. But Juno eventual- er and created a time-lapse video our eyes and ears open” later this FINALE ping over cloud tops and peering the largest planet in the solar ly needs to swoop in closer to do showing the moons in action. summer, Bolton said. When Juno finishes its job, it deep inside to uncover clues system. As a precaution, its cam- its job. The mission kicks into There was a surprise: Jupiter’s The spacecraft carries nine will intentionally plunge into about the giant planet’s forma- era and science instruments high gear in October when Juno second-largest moon, Callisto, instruments to map the planet. It Jupiter’s atmosphere and burn tion. Scientists hope that under- were turned off during the fires its engine again to tighten appeared dimmer than scientists will measure how much water is up. Galileo, the first spacecraft to standing how Jupiter formed can arrival. Engineers will flip them its orbit. Then every two weeks, imagined. “We don’t know why,” in Jupiter’s atmosphere. This will orbit Jupiter, met the same fate help explain how Earth and the back on this week and perform a the spacecraft will skim Jupiter’s said Bolton of the Southwest shed light on where in the solar after a 14-year mission. This other planets evolved as well. complete check of the spacecraft clouds to peek into its stormy Research Institute in Texas. system Jupiter formed. It will fiery end expected in 2018 pre- “Now the fun begins — the sci- to make sure everything is ready atmosphere. also probe Jupiter’s gravity and vents any chance of accidentally ence,” mission chief scientist to go for the next 20 months. CLOSEST LOOK magnetic fields to determine crashing into Jupiter’s moons, Scott Bolton said after Juno’s MOON MYSTERY Previous missions to Jupiter what kind of core it has and what particularly Europa, considered arrival Monday at the end of a CHANGING COURSE Juno made a discovery even have revealed stunning views of makes the northern and south- a prime target in the hunt for five-year journey. To enter Jupiter’s orbit, Juno before reaching its destination. the planet’s thick clouds and ern lights so intense. Juno will microbial life in the solar system. Survival tips Writer highlights for Bear Country trips Route 66 safe havens ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A basic rule on what to do when for black travelers encountering a bear in the wilder- ness is so common, it’s long been ALBUQUERQUE, a mantra: “If it’s brown, you lie N.M. (AP) — It was down. If it’s black, you fight back.” called the “Mother But there’s a caveat for run-ins Road,” a vital highway with brown — or grizzly — bears. bridging Chicago and The idea is to play dead only after Los Angeles through a brown bear has struck or is the Southwest amid about to, not before, wildlife biolo- diners and neon-lit gist Pat Owen said Tuesday, fol- motels. For many, lowing an attack on a female hiker Route 66 represented last week at Alaska’s Denali freedom and unlimited National Park. possibilities in 20th “The right thing to do is not century United States. drop until that bear is practically Black travelers for on top of you,” said Owen, who decades, however, teaches bear safety training at the AP Photo/John Minchillo needed a guide known park. ChiLdreN Look into a cage containing model baby dinosaurs inside a replica Noah's Ark at as the Green Book to The woman survived, but the the Ark Encounter theme park during a media preview day in Williamstown, Ky. The long-awaited help find the few Friday bear attack was among the theme park based on the story of a man who got a warning from God about a worldwide flood will motels and restau- latest in the U.S. Just days before, debut in central Kentucky this Thursday. rants that would serve a man was killed by a grizzly bear them along this quin- while mountain biking near tessential American Montana’s Glacier National Park highway. last week. At least three others Noah’s ark of biblical proportions Now a writer is hop- have been reported this year. ing to bring attention Bear attacks are rare, although is ready to open in Kentucky to the businesses the chances of being injured by along Route 66 that The New York Public Library via AP one multiply in the backcountry. WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky. (AP) — dinosaur and everything else allowed,” Helton said. once provided safe This uPdATed PhoTo courtesy of The For example, 45 people were A 510-foot-long, $100 million — so dinosaurs still would’ve The court ruled in January havens for black trav- New York Public Library shows an undated injured by bears at Yellowstone Noah’s ark attraction built by been around at the time of that Kentucky officials could elers who braved the copy of The Travelers' Green Book from National Park between 1980 and Christians who say the biblical Noah’s flood. Scientists say not impose requirements on road for simple family 2014 out of the nearly 100 million vacations. Candacy 1960. Black travelers for decades needed a story really happened is ready dinosaurs died out about 65 the ark that were not applied guide known as the Green Book to help visitors to the park during that to open in Kentucky this week. million years before man to other applicants for the tax Taylor, leader of “The time. Green Book Project,” located the few motels and restaurants that Since its announcement in appeared. incentive, which rebates a would serve them. Now a writer is hoping to Some tips to keep in mind when 2010, the ark project has ran- An ark opponent who leads portion of the sales tax collect- said the world of rural enjoying the outdoors in Bear kled opponents who say the an atheist group called the Tri- ed by the ark. That cleared the barber shops, hos- bring attention to the businesses along the Country this summer: attraction will be detrimental State Freethinkers said the way for the group to seek out pitable gas stations historic Route 66 that once provided safe to science education and religious theme park will be only Christians to fill its labor and multicultural havens for black travelers who braved the GRIZZLY GRAY AREA shouldn’t have won state tax unlike any other in the nation force. New applicants will be desert motels is at risk road for simple family vacations. The 28-year-old woman incentives. because of its rejection of sci- required to sign a statement of being lost forever attacked at Denali was hiking a “I believe this is going to be ence. saying they’re Christian and unless something is trail with two friends Friday one of the greatest Christian “Basically, this boat is a “profess Christ as their sav- done to map its legacy. on places to visit and eat while on evening when they saw the bear. outreaches of this era in histo- church raising scientifically ior.” “I think this is a way to re- the road. Park officials said the bear ry,” said Ken Ham, president illiterate children and lying to Philip Steele, one of the examine our relationship with the “Carry your Green Book with charged and the three immediate- of Answers in Genesis, the them about science,” said Jim thousands who got an early past and really look long and you,” the book warns readers on ly played dead. The bear bit and ministry that built the ark. Helton, who lives about a half- preview of the ark Tuesday, hard at where we are now,” said its cover. “You may need it.” scratched the woman before walk- Ham said the massive ark, hour from the ark. echoed Ham’s often repeated Taylor, author of “Moon Route 66 A 1949 edition promised to ing away. The animal returned a based on the tale of a man who Ham said the total cost of comment that the sales tax Road Trip.” She recently received “give the Negro traveler informa- few minutes later and one of the got an end-of-the-world warn- the ark surpassed $100 mil- generated by the ark wouldn’t two grants to locate and map the tion that will keep him from run- hikers threw rocks at it. Park offi- ing from God about a massive lion, a far cry from a few years exist if the ark was never Green Book spots. ning into difficulties, embarrass- cials said later playing dead is flood, will stand as proof that ago, when fundraising for the built. The Booker T. Washington ments and to make his trips more appropriate when physical con- the stories of the Bible are boat was sluggish and much “I just don’t think they Hotel in St Louis, the Off-Beat enjoyable.” tact has happened or is imminent. true. The group invited media larger theme park plans had understand it,” Steele said of Restaurant in Oklahoma City, Jewel Hall, 84, traveled down But done prematurely, Owen said, and thousands of supporters to be scaled back. the ark’s critics. “They’ll be Oklahoma, and the Clifton’s Route 66 and other U.S. high- the bear can grow curious. for a preview Tuesday, the first Millions of people first able to keep a portion of (the Cafeteria in Los Angeles are ways with late her husband, The problem, Owen said, is the glimpse inside the giant, most- learned about plans for the sales tax) to further their min- among the forgotten Green Book Fred, during the 1950s. The Rio definition of imminent. “Your per- ly wood structure. ark during a debate on evolu- istry, but so be it.” sites. Rancho woman and her husband ception of imminent contact and “People are going to come tion between TV’s Bill Nye “the When Ham was asked Many remaining buildings in rarely went on road trips without my perception of imminent con- from all over the world,” Ham Science Guy” and Ham in about the tax incentive at the places like Albuquerque sit aban- the Green Book. tact might be vastly different,” she said to thousands of people in early 2014. Tuesday event, he drew loud doned in now poverty-stricken “Restaurants? Our restaurant said. front of the ark. A few weeks later, a local cheers when he proclaimed no neighborhoods. Others have been was our car when we didn’t have —- The ark will open to the bond issuance infused tens of taxpayer money was used to demolished or transformed into that book,” Hall said. “Sometimes MAKE YOURSELF BIGGER public Thursday and Ham’s millions of dollars into strug- the build the ark. other purposes. you didn’t dare stop. You didn’t Before the Friday attack at group has estimated it will gling fundraising efforts. And As much of a boon as the Decommissioned as a U.S. know what to expect.” Denali, a large group of park visi- draw 2 million visitors in its earlier this year, a federal $18 million tax break would highway in 1985, Route 66 still But when black travelers found tors there encountered the same first year, putting it on par judge ruled the ark could be, Bill Nye’s agreeing to holds lore as a road where a friendly place, thanks to the young grizzly. Instead of playing with some of the big-ticket receive a Kentucky sales tax debate Ham may have helped Americans ventured west. The book, they would come in contact dead, they bunched together, attractions in nearby incentive worth up to $18 mil- turn the tide of years of slug- 2,500-mile highway passed with other black travelers and felt shouting and waving their arms Cincinnati. lion while giving a strict reli- gish fundraising. through eight states, connecting as if they were among family, Hall until they scared it off. Park offi- The group says the ark is gious test to its employees. Nye, a high-profile science tourists, mainly white, with said. Businesses were usually cials say that’s exactly what to do. built based on dimensions in Months later, the tax incen- advocate and former TV per- friendly diners in welcoming black-owned or operated by sym- —- the Bible. Inside are museum- tive ruling still has some sonality, debated Ham on evo- small towns. Nat King Cole pathetic whites, she said. THE NOISER, THE BETTER style exhibits: displays of opponents of the boat scratch- lution and drew a huge online famously sang “(Get Your Kicks Despite the image of the It’s a good idea to make a lot of Noah’s family along with rows ing their heads. audience. Nye later said he on) Route 66” in a 1946 hit. American West being more wel- noise when traveling through bear of cages containing animal “It’s a clear violation of sep- didn’t realize the attention it “The irony is that Nat King Cole coming for African Americans, the territory to avoid the element of replicas, including dinosaurs. aration of church and state. would draw and said he was wasn’t welcome in most motels on Green Book was still needed past surprise, which is behind a good The group believes that God What they’re doing is utterly “heartbroken and sickened for the Mother Road,” Taylor said. Oklahoma. number of bear maulings. Around created everything about ridiculous and anywhere else, the Commonwealth of African Americans taking vaca- One place that did admit Alaska, in fact, it’s not unusual to 6,000 years ago — man, I don’t think it would be Kentucky.” tions along Route 66 had to plan blacks was Albuquerque’s De hear hikers and other outdoor detailed itineraries to avoid Anza Motor Lodge, a business enthusiasts repeatedly calling potential violence in “sundown owned by Zuni trader and Indian out, “Hey bear!” Some people clap towns” — places that worked to art collector Charles G. Wallace. their hands. Some wear bear exclude blacks with intimidation The motel, decorated with bells. The idea is to alert bears and segregation laws. Black trav- American Indian murals and cou- and avoid creeping up on them. elers often brought along portable pled with a cafe, was a popular —- toilets since many restrooms spot for writers and artists along WATCH OUT FOR along the highway excluded post-World War II Route 66. Black MAMA BEARS them. motel guests could catch a near- Sows with cubs are especially “That’s a whole other experi- by show with American Indian sensitive to the presence of ence of traveling Route 66 that and Mexican American doo-wop humans, so make sure you’re doesn’t really get talked about in singers. never between a mama bear and popular culture. Instead, it’s con- Today, the De Anza is boarded her young, experts said. Brown veyed as the open road to freedom up and has been the target of a bears can be especially dangerous and adventure,” said Katrina redevelopment project by the city in protecting their young, accord- Parks, a documentary filmmaker of Albuquerque that seeks to save ing to Alaska Department of Fish who worked on the “Women on the building. and Game spokesman Ken the Mother Road” project. “While Taylor said other cities and Marsh. “Brown bears are particu- that’s certainly true, there’s also towns should recognize former larly aggressive,” he said. this other side that it could also Green Books spots as culturally —- be a threatening place depending significant sites. By acknowledg- BE ALERT on your race.” ing the businesses, towns can Most of the time, nothing is Taylor said she never would better understand their role in going to happen if people take have heard about the other part civil rights. common precautions, such as AP Photo/John Minchillo of Route 66 had she not stumbled “The places (black travelers) traveling in groups, keeping dogs VisiTors roAM the Ark Encounter theme park as a replica of Noah's Ark stands in the back- upon a Green Book during her were navigating were really hos- on leashes, carrying bear spray ground during a media preview day Tuesday in Williamstown, Ky. The long-awaited theme park research for another book about tile. You have to remember that,” and being aware of their sur- the highway. The Green Book, Taylor said. “So, the idea of vaca- roundings, notes Montana Fish, based on the story of a man who got a warning from God about a worldwide flood will debut in published from 1936 to 1966 by central Kentucky this Thursday. tioning for blacks was already a Wildlife and Parks spokesman Harlem postal worker Victor H. statement of purpose ... almost Ron Aasheim. Green, offered black travelers tips resilience.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 9 AP FACT CHECK: State Dept. defends handling of classified, Clinton email claims collapse under probe WASHINGTON (AP) — Key or should know, that the subject email accounts of several out- assertions by Hillary Clinton in matter is classified are still obligat- siders who messaged with Clinton. sensitive information defense of her email practices have ed to protect it.” Comey did not mention names, collapsed under FBI scrutiny. —- but a Romanian hacker who called WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department is defending its The agency’s yearlong investiga- CLINTON: “I responded right himself Guccifer accessed and handling of classified and sensitive information against state- tion found that she did not, as she away and provided all my emails later leaked emails from Sidney ments by the FBI director that the department doesn’t handle claimed, turn over all her work- that could possibly be work relat- Blumenthal, an outside adviser to such information as well as other government agencies. related messages for release. It ed” to the State Department. News Clinton who regularly communi- “What I can tell you is, we don’t share the broad assessment found that her private email server conference, March 2015. cated with her. that there’s a lax culture here at the State Department when it did carry classified emails, also THE FACTS: Not so, the FBI —- comes to dealing with classified information,” department contrary to her past statements. found. CLINTON: “I opted for conven- spokesman John Kirby said. “Quite the contrary. We take it And it made clear that Clinton Comey said that when his foren- ience to use my personal email very seriously.” used many devices to send and sic team examined Clinton’s server account, which was allowed by FBI Director James Comey said Tuesday the State receive email despite her state- it found there were “several thou- the State Department.” News Department is “generally lacking in the kind of care for classi- ments that she set up her email sand work-related emails that conference, March 2015. fied information that is found elsewhere in the U.S. govern- system so that she only needed to were not in the group of 30,000” THE FACTS: Comey did not ment,” echoing findings of multiple previous reviews of cyber- carry one. that had been returned by Clinton address Clinton’s reason for security at the State Department under former Secretary of FBI Director James Comey’s to the State Department. using a private server instead of a State Hillary Clinton. announcement Tuesday that he —- government one, but he high- Comey condemned the State Department’s security culture will not refer criminal charges to CLINTON: “I thought it would be lighted the perils in routing sensi- Clinton as he announced that the FBI was recommending against the Justice Department against easier to carry just one device for tive information through a home criminal charges for Clinton’s use of a homebrew email system. Clinton spared her from prosecu- my work and for personal emails server. He said Clinton and her aides were “extremely careless in tion and a devastating political instead of two.” News conference, The FBI found that Clinton’s to know what his department is their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.” predicament. But it left much of March 2015. personal server was “not even up to” by maintaining emails on a Comey’s criticism of Clinton renewed long-simmering ques- her account in tatters and may THE FACTS: This reasoning for supported by full-time security private system. tions about the security of State Department information have aggravated questions of trust using private email both for public staff like those found at agencies under Clinton’s watch. swirling around her Democratic business and private correspon- and departments of the United The State Department’s compliance with federal cybersecuri- presidential candidacy. dence didn’t hold up in the inves- States government or even with a ty standards was below average when Clinton became secre- A look at Clinton’s claims since tigation. Clinton “used numerous commercial email service like tary of state in 2009 and got worse in each year of her tenure, questions about her email prac- mobile devices to view and send Gmail,” the director said. according to an annual report card compiled by the White tices as secretary of state surfaced email” using her personal account, A May 2016 audit by the State House, based on audits by agency watchdogs last year. And and how they compare with facts Comey said. He also said Clinton Department inspector general previous reviews found that the department’s unclassified established in the FBI probe: had used different servers. found there was no evidence email system was breached by hackers linked to Russia in CLINTON: “I did not email any —- Clinton sought or received 2014 who stole an unspecified number of emails. classified material to anyone on CLINTON: “It was on property approval to operate a private In each year from 2011 to 2014, the State Department’s my email. There is no classified guarded by the Secret Service, and server, and that she “had an obli- poor cybersecurity was identified by the agency’s inspector material.” News conference, March there were no security breaches. gation to discuss using her per- general as a “significant deficiency” that put the department’s 2015. ... The use of that server, which sonal email account to conduct information at risk. THE FACTS: Actually, the FBI started with my husband, certain- official business with their Two successive inspectors general found serious problems identified at least 113 emails that ly proved to be effective and offices.” Courts have frowned on with the department’s cybersecurity efforts, including in passed through Clinton’s server secure.” News conference, March such a practice. December 2013 when Inspector General Steve Linick issued a and contained materials that were 2015. In an unrelated case, the U.S. “management alert” warning top department officials that classified at the time they were CLINTON campaign website: Court of Appeals for the District repeated failures to correct cybersecurity holes put the depart- sent, including some that were “There is no evidence there was of Columbia Circuit ruled ment’s data at risk. Top Secret and referred to a highly ever a breach.” Tuesday that the purpose of pub- The hack from Russia was so deep that State’s email system classified special access program, THE FACTS: The campaign lic records law is “hardly served” had to be cut off from the Internet last year while experts Comey said. website claimed “no evidence” of a when a department head “can worked to eliminate the infestation. Most of those emails — 110 of breach, a less categorical state- deprive the citizens of their right Clinton did approve significant increases in the State them — were included among ment than Clinton herself made Department’ information technology budgets while she was 30,000 emails that Clinton last year, when she said there was secretary, but senior State Department officials have said she returned to the State Department no breach. The FBI did not uncov- did not spend much time on the department’s cyber vulnera- around the time her use of a pri- er a breach but made clear that Elect Elect bilities. Her emails show she was aware of State’s technological vate email server was discovered. that possibility cannot be ruled shortcomings, but was focused more on diplomacy. The three others were recovered out. And it’s clear from her own emails that Clinton regarded from a forensic analysis of “We assess it is possible that government information technology systems as substandard Clinton’s server. “Any reasonable hostile actors gained access to Nancy and worked to avoid them. Nancy person in Secretary Clinton’s posi- Secretary Clinton’s personal email “State’s technology is so antiquated that NO ONE uses a tion or in the position of those with account,” Comey said. State-issued laptop and even high officials routinely end up whom she was corresponding He said evidence would be hard using their home email accounts to be able to get their work about the matters should have to find because hackers are done quickly and effectively,” top Clinton aide Ann-Marie known that an unclassified sys- sophisticated and can cover their Casson Casson Slaughter wrote in an email to Clinton on June 3, 2011. tem was no place for that conver- tracks. Comey said his investiga- Clinton has apologized for her use of a private email server sation,” Comey said. Clinton and tors learned that Clinton’s security for official business and her campaign reiterated that again her aides “were extremely careless lapses included using “her person- B r a d l e y C o u n t y after Comey’s announcement. Clinton has said her server had in their handling of very sensitive, al email extensively while outside B r a d l e y C o u n t y “numerous safeguards,” but she hasn’t detailed if it received highly classified information,” he the United States, including send- appropriate software security updates or if it was monitored said. ing and receiving work-related S S c c h h o o o o l l B B o o a a r r d d routinely for unauthorized access. In October, the AP discov- —- emails in the territory of sophisti- District 1 - Hopewell, Prospect and McDonald ered it was connected to the internet in ways that made it vul- PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT NANCY CASSON CLINTON: “I never received nor cated adversaries.” Comey also MARGARET SCHENCK, TREASURER nerable to attack. sent any material that was noted that hackers breached the Comey said there’s no “direct evidence” that Clinton’s server marked classified.” NBC interview, was successfully hacked, but he said the FBI “would be July 2016. unlikely to see such direct evidence” because of the nature of THE FACTS: Clinton has sepa- the services and the “actors potentially involved.” But the FBI rately clung to her rationale that did find that hackers were able to get into the email accounts there were no classification mark- of people she regularly corresponded with. ings on her emails that would have warned her and others not to transmit the sensitive material. But the private system did, in fact, Man guilty of trespassing — and sleeping — in woman’s home handle emails that bore markings CONESTOGA, Pa. (AP) — A trespassing citation and a mis- indicating they contained classi- central Pennsylvania man has demeanor drug charge in the fied information, Comey said. pleaded guilty to trespassing in bizarre June 21 incident. He said the marked emails were a woman’s house and falling That’s when police say the “a very small number.” But that’s asleep — after leaving her a note woman arrived at her Conestoga not the only standard for judging telling her not to be alarmed. Township home to find a note on how officials handle sensitive Online court records show 28- the door saying, “Don’t be material, he added. “Even if infor- year-old Robert Sheets, of scared when you come, Bob is mation is not marked classified in Holtwood, pleaded guilty to a here.” an email, participants who know,

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Space Reservation Deadline: Tuesday, July 19 Publication Date: Sunday, July 24 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Report slams Blair over botched Iraq war LONDON (AP) — The Iraq war sion to go to war “in good faith about the military campaign and was mounted on flawed intelli- and in what I believed to be the its aftermath. gence, was executed with “wholly best interests of the country.” “Mr. Blair, who recognized the inadequate” planning, and ended Anti-war activists and relatives significance of the post-conflict “a long way from success,” of some dead British troops had phase, did not press President according to a damning report hoped the report would find the Bush for definite assurances released Wednesday by the head conflict illegal, opening the way about U.S. plans,” the report of Britain’s Iraq War inquiry. for Blair to be prosecuted for war concluded. Retired civil servant John crimes. Iraq descended into sectarian Chilcot, who oversaw the seven- Chilcot refrained from saying strife after the occupiers disman- year inquiry, said “the U.K. chose whether the 2003 invasion was tled Saddam ‘s government and to join the invasion of Iraq before legal and didn’t accuse Blair of military apparatus, unleashing the peaceful options for disarma- deliberately misleading the pub- chaos that helped give rise to the ment had been exhausted. lic or Parliament. But he said Islamic State group. Military action at that time was that “the circumstances in which The report found failings by not a last resort.” it was decided that there was a military chiefs who did not pro- The 2.6-million-word report is legal basis for U.K. military vide adequate equipment to an exhaustive verdict on a divi- action were far from satisfacto- forces in the field, and whose sive conflict that — by the time ry.” main post-invasion strategy “was British combat forces left in 2009 Relatives of soldiers killed in to reduce the level of (U.K.) — had killed 179 British troops, the conflict said they hadn’t deployed forces.” almost 4,500 American person- ruled out legal action. The report concludes that nel and more than 100,000 “All options are open,” said Britain’s combat mission, which Iraqis. Matthew Jury, a lawyer for some ended in 2009, did not achieve It continues to divide Britain of the families. the objectives laid out in 2003 and overshadows the legacy of In a statement, a group of fam- and saw British forces make a then-Prime Minister Tony Blair. ilies said “we must use this “humiliating” deal with militias AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, File As Chilcot introduced his report report to make sure all parts of in southern Iraq to avoid attacks. In thIs Dec. 22, 2005 file photo, then British Prime Minister Tony Blair meets soldiers at Shaibah at a London conference center on the Iraq fiasco are never repeated “The U.K. failed to plan or pre- logistics base, Basra, Iraq. Thirteen years after British troops marched into Iraq and seven years after Wednesday, dozens of anti-war again.” pare for the major reconstruction they left a country that's still mired in violence, a mammoth official report, which will be published protesters with placards reading “Never again must so many program required in Iraq,” the Wednesday is about to address the lingering question: What went wrong? “Bliar” rallied outside. mistakes be allowed to sacrifice report said. Chilcot said Blair’s govern- British lives and lead to the The war has overshadowed the ment presented an assessment destruction of a country for no legacy of Blair, whose govern- of the threat posed by Saddam positive end,” they said. ment has been accused of be the case. few key aides rather than The International Criminal Hussein’s weapons with “certain- Chilcot heard from 150 wit- exaggerating intelligence The report said the widespread through collective Cabinet con- Court is looking into alleged war ty that was not justified.” He also nesses and analyzed 150,000 about Saddam’s alleged perception that the government sultation. crimes by British troops in Iraq, found military planning for the documents. His conclusions are weapons of mass destruction had exaggerated intelligence evi- Chilcot’s report has been but says has said that Britain’s war and its aftermath were not a blow to Blair, who told in order to build support for dence “has produced a damaging repeatedly delayed, in part by decision to go to war falls outside up to the task. President George W. Bush eight the invasion. legacy, including undermining wrangling over the inclusion of its jurisdiction. “The people of Iraq have suf- months before the March 2003 Chilcot criticized spy chiefs trust and confidence in govern- classified material, including Sarah O’Connor, whose air- fered greatly” because of a mili- invasion — without consulting who failed to ensure their partial ment statements.” conversations between Blair and man brother died in a plane tary intervention “which went government colleagues — “I will intelligence about Saddam’s Blair — who declined to com- Bush. Some of Blair’s pre-war crash in Iraq in 2005, said the badly wrong,” he said. be with you whatever.” weapons was not hardened into ment on the report before publi- letters to the president are pub- war remained “an indelible stain In a statement, Blair said he The report says Blair went to certainty by government spin. He cation — has always said his lished in Chilcot’s report, but not on the whole world.” would “take full responsibility for war to stand shoulder-to-shoul- said they also failed to consider government did not invent or dis- Bush’s replies. “There is one terrorist in the any mistakes without exception der with Britain’s main ally, only “that Iraq might no longer have tort intelligence. It remains unclear what, if world that the world needs to be or excuse.” to find the U.K. excluded from chemical biological or nuclear The report also faults him for any, legal action could be taken aware of, and his name is Tony But he said he made the deci- most important decision-making weapons” — which turned out to making key decisions with only a against Blair or others. Blair,” she said.

INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS Muslims come to grips with bloody Ramadan BEIRUT (AP) — As Muslims are instantly attached to IS, even hostages before killing them for attacks aim to dispel the notion around the world celebrate the when the Syria- and Iraq-based failure to recite from the Quran. that the organization is going to end of Ramadan, many are strug- group does not formally claim In Baghdad, residents hard- vanish or shrink. Messi given 21 months for tax Wisconsin-Madison, had arrived in the Italian capital on Thursday gling to comprehend a wave of responsibility. ened by years of war said the July “With such attacks, it is prov- fraud, likely to avoid prison for study at John Cabot attacks that killed 350 people They also underlined the 3 bombing was like no other, ing that it is still capable of cross- MADRID (AP) — A Barcelona University, a four-year, English- across several continents during increasingly blurred lines in trapping shoppers in an inferno of ing borders and conducting court on Wednesday sentenced language institution not far from the holy month and made urgent which attacks, even those stem- fire that killed at least 175 people attacks” everywhere, including in Lionel Messi and his father to 21 the pub. the question of what drives the ming from local grievances, could in one of the deadliest single the holy sites in Saudi Arabia, he months in prison for tax fraud, Initial autopsy findings indi- militants to ever more spectacular be assigned to IS and be trans- attacks since the 2003 U.S.-led said. That is a key for the group, with both sentences likely to be cated there was water in the violence against civilians. formed into a global cause. The invasion. which seeks to boost its creden- suspended. young man’s lungs, meaning The diverse, high-profile targets bloodshed, targeting Muslims and “This is a second Hiroshima tials and recruitment. The court found the Barcelona Solomon would have been alive — including one that struck the non-Muslims alike, also demon- and Nagasaki,” said Ammar al- The attack in Medina outside star and his father, Jorge when he ended up in the water, heart of Islam in the month’s final strates the difficulty in neutraliz- Khafaji, a 50-year-old local from the sprawling mosque grounds Horacio Messi, each guilty of the Italian news agency ANSA days — underline the warnings of ing a threat that is often inspired Karada district of Baghdad, where where the Prophet Muhammad is three counts of defrauding tax said. many experts: the Islamic State and not necessarily directed. the attack happened. His son lost buried, however, sparked particu- authorities of 4.1 million euros Police on Tuesday detained a group, especially when on the Still, many of the attacks three of his friends in the bomb- lar disgust. Millions of Muslims ($4.6 million). homeless Italian, Massimo defensive at home, will metasta- appeared to have involved careful ing. from around the world visit the In Spain, sentences of less Galioto, 40, whom they described size far beyond its theater of oper- planning, spaced out with targets The wave of attacks culminated mosque every year as part of their than two years for first offences as being “seriously suspected of ations. clearly meant to induce fear and Monday with triple suicide bomb- pilgrimage to Mecca. Across social are usually suspended, meaning murder aggravated by futile The extremist group has always shock across continents. ings in Saudi Arabia, including media and on channels used by neither man would go to jail. motives.” sought attention and recruits In Yemen, where suicide one outside the Prophet’s Mosque the Islamic State group, support- That decision, however, rests Solomon’s body was found on through brazen terrorism. The bombers and other militants car- in the city of Medina, one of the ers appeared to be grappling to with the court. Monday a few kilometers (miles) projection of daring, operational ried out at least seven simultane- holiest sites in Islam that killed explain or come to terms with the The court also fined Messi 2 downriver from Trastevere. competence and utter disregard ous attacks in the southern port four security troops. The nature attack, quickly labeled by oppo- million euros and his father 1.5 A female companion of the for the norms of its enemies has city of Mukalla against security of the attacks and their apparent- nents as an attack on Islam itself. million euros. Italian, who lived in an impro- proven a winning strategy among targets on June 27, 43 people ly coordinated timing suggested This might partly explain why During the four-day trial last vised camp set up along the its disenfranchised and angry fol- were killed. In one of the attacks, the Islamic State group could be there was no responsibility claim. month, Messi and his father Tiber’s banks and near the base lowers around the Muslim world. a bomb was concealed in a box of to blame, although no one Mohammad Ballout, writing in denied any wrongdoing. Both of one of the river’s bridges, said But having lost the key city of food brought to soldiers at a claimed responsibility. Lebanon’s daily As-Safir newspa- said the player was unaware of the American accidentally fell Fallujah in recent weeks, capping checkpoint to break their dawn- The attacks come as the IS per on Tuesday, said the attacks the tax issues that led to the into the water after a fight with a series of setbacks in Iraq, the to-dusk Ramadan fast. group is increasingly on the in Jordan, Turkey and Saudi fraud charges. Galioto, whom she calls “Max.” group is pushing to project In the capital of Bangladesh, defensive in both Syria and Iraq. Arabia aim to send a direct warn- But the court agreed with the strength while also diverting where attackers killed 22 people Its hold on territory has shrunk in ing to the Sunni-led nations that state prosecutor that Messi and Kidnapped Sierra Leone diplomat attention from its battlefield at a popular restaurant in an both countries, after losing key the undeclared truce with them his father did have at least some freed, Nigeria police say humiliations. upscale Dhaka neighborhood fre- strongholds, including the Iraqi may collapse if they don’t revise knowledge of the corporate struc- BAUCHI, Nigeria (AP) — A “ISIS is waging an existential quented by diplomats and for- city of Fallujah. their strategies toward IS and halt tures created to lower his tax diplomat from Sierra Leone who fight,” said Fawaz Gerges, a eigners, witnesses said the Ibrahim Bayram, a Beirut- their support for the war on the burden in Spain. was abducted last week has been London-based scholar of jihadi attackers tortured some of the based political analyst, said the group. Tax inspectors testified that freed, but it is not clear whether groups, using an alternate they found evidence that Messi’s any ransom was paid to secure acronym for the militant group. father used companies in coun- his release, Nigerian police said “The future of the Islamic State is tries such as Uruguay, Wednesday. on the line, and it is trying to Switzerland and Belize to reduce Police spokesman Don maximize the cost for its adver- 2016 2016 HealthHealth && MedicalMedical JournalJournal tax on the player’s income from Awunah told reporters that saries and also to inspire this image rights. Messi’s father said Sierra Leone’s deputy high com- particular segment of young men Featuring information about medical technology and useful he was told by a legal adviser that missioner to Nigeria, Maj. Gen. and women who subscribe to its the practice was legal. Alfred Nelson Williams, was ideology.” ways to stay healthy. The sentence can be appealed. found in sound health Tuesday If the militants needed to send Pope Francis meets parents of afternoon and has been reunited a message, the onset of Ramadan with his embassy in Abuja and provided a convenient context. A physician’s directory will be included, with each young man found dead in river his family. Although the month is a holy professional grouped by his or her specialty, along with a ROME (AP) — Pope Francis Neither the police nor the time meant for introspection, met on Wednesday with the par- Nigerian government gave details peace and piety, it has been photograph with each listing. ents of a U.S. college student of how the diplomat was freed. transformed in the hands of the whose body was found in Rome’s Nigerian workers at the extremists who have thrived dur- We invite all medical professionals, along with health- Tiber river this week, after appar- embassy had said the abductors ing the recent decades of turbu- ently either being pushed or tum- were demanding $40 million for lence around the region, particu- oriented businesses to be a bling into the murky waters less his release. larly in war zones like Iraq, part of this special tabloid than 24 hours after arriving in U.S. military worker wants his Afghanistan and more recently in Italy for summer classes. Syria. section to reach our readers. A brief Holy See statement said murder trial moved off Okinawa Although the vast majority of Francis expressed to Beau TOKYO (AP) — A U.S. military the faithful regard Ramadan as a Solomon’s parents “feelings of contractor charged with raping time for prayer and forgiveness, deepest sympathy and compas- and killing a 20-year-old woman militant Muslims and hard-line sion, and his closeness in prayer in Japan has asked that his trial clerics have been touting the to the Lord for the young man be moved outside Okinawa, say- month as a time for victory in who died so tragically.” The pope ing he may not receive a fair trial jihad, or holy war. held the unscheduled, private on the southern island where the Weeks before Ramadan, IS encounter shortly before holding case has received massive media called for its supporters to strike an audience with French pilgrims coverage and opposition to U.S. wherever possible. In a digital age in a Vatican auditorium. bases is high, his lawyer said where statements on the internet The mother, Jodi Solomon, Wednesday. quickly proliferate, those calls appeared to be crying as her hus- Kenneth Shinzato, a former appear to have found resonance band, Nick, put an arm around Marine who is a contractor at among some circles of disen- her while Francis tried to comfort Kadena Air Base, was arrested in chanted Muslim youth around the couple. Francis raised his May when the victim’s body was the globe. Call Call 472-5041472-5041 hand in blessing. found. He has been charged with From Omar Mateen, who Solomon’s roommate has told rape, murder and abandoning pledged allegiance to IS as he shot Now Now ToTo PlacePlace school officials he last saw him the body of the woman. and killed 49 people at a crowded early Friday at a pub popular His lawyer, Toshimitsu gay nightclub in Orlando on June Your Your Ad!Ad! with U.S. students in the Takaesu, said he submitted a 12, to the militants who killed 44 Trastevere neighborhood of cafes, request on Monday for the venue at Istanbul airport, to the young bars and restaurants near the to be shifted to Tokyo because a men who killed 20 hostages at a Deadline: Deadline: Monday,Monday, JulyJuly 1111 Tiber. local jury is likely to be preju- popular restaurant in Bangladesh The 19-year-old Solomon, who diced, and to allow Shinzato a on July 1, such violence high- had just completed his first year proper translator and mental lights how radicals across the Publishes: Publishes: Sunday,Sunday, JulyJuly 1717 of study at University of examination. world can carry out attacks that www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 11 Department’s Office of Inspector USGS said it did not believe the arrested dozens of gang members. General. tainted data affected any decisions On Tuesday, a day after point- ATIONAL RIEFS Interior has no plans for anoth- by lawmakers or regulators. ing to the statistics as “progress” N B er review because the employee no Orphaned elk nuzzles in the fight against the city’s street longer works at the lab, she said. Washington state firefighters violence, Police Superintendent U.S. Justice Department asks Cpl. L’Jean McKneely said offi- Joshua Blunt’s attorney, Carlos The initial review was intended Eddie Johnson said there were cers responded to the store about Moore, said Blunt was notified of only to give the U.S. Geological CLE ELUM, Wash. (AP) — An three fewer homicides this July 4 judge to block transgender law 12:35 a.m. Tuesday after an the indictment Tuesday and Survey — an Interior Department affectionate elk paid some weekend than last year’s holiday RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The U. S. anonymous caller indicated a man appeared before a judge in agency that runs the lab — details Washington state firefighters a weekend. And while there were 50 Justice Department has asked a selling music CDs and wearing a Grenada County to plead not of the incident, Carroll said. visit over the holiday weekend as shooting victims compared to 48 federal judge to halt implementa- red shirt threatened him with a guilty. It wasn’t clear if the employee they worked to tame a wildfire. in 2015, he noted July 4 fell on tion of a North Carolina law gun. Circuit Judge George Mitchell resigned or was fired. His name The orphaned elk, dubbed Monday this year, adding one requiring people to use the bath- McKneely says two officers set a $15,000 bond for the 25- hasn’t been released. Buttons by the locals, is a fixture more day to the holiday weekend. room of the gender on their birth responded and had some type of year-old Blunt, and Blunt was The inspector general’s office in Kittitas County, where she took The weekend also ended with certificate. altercation with the man and one sent to the Grenada County jail reported last month the manipula- up residence with some cows and three fewer homicides and six U.S. Attorney General Loretta officer fatally shot the suspect. He Tuesday evening. Moore said peo- tion occurred at the USGS Energy goats on a hillside. fewer shooting victims than the Kittitas County Fire District Lynch said in May the department says both officers have been ple close to Blunt were trying to Geochemistry Laboratory in the Memorial Day weekend. spokeswoman Richelle Risdon would try to block the provision of placed on administrative leave, raise money to post his bail. Denver suburb of Lakewood. The dramatic rise in the num- says she arrived at the scene on the law. which is standard department pol- “I’m shocked,” Moore told The USGS said it wasn’t sure why ber of homicides and shootings in Saturday to see the elk nuzzling A filing Tuesday in U.S. District icy. Associated Press. “I am glad it’s the employee manipulated the the first half of 2016 compared to up to everyone in the command Court in North Carolina says the not a murder indictment. I still results of chemical analyses but the same time last year — culmi- Hearing set for Army Reserve post area and resting her head on Justice Department is likely to be intend to vigorously defend him on said it wasn’t for personal gain. A nating in 72 homicides and 447 people’s shoulders. successful in getting the law over- officer who threatened mosque these charges.” notice on the agency’s website said shooting victims in June alone — turned based on a recent ruling by RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A deco- Blunt’s baby, Shania Rihanna Risdon snapped photos of the the manipulation was done in part animal getting up close and per- had raised fears in some of the the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of rated Army Reserve officer who left Caradine, died May 19, eight days to correct calibration failures in city’s most dangerous neighbor- bacon at a North Carolina mosque sonal with the crew and posted Appeals involving a transgender after another young child died in a the instrument being used, a hoods that the long holiday week- and threatened to kill its members them on the fire district’s student’s bathroom access in hot car in another Mississippi mass spectrometer. end would be particularly bloody. is expected to appear in court for Facebook page. Virginia. county. The mother in the other The falsified data may have But after 5,000 officers hit the the first time since he posted bail She says she hopes with all the North Carolina lawmakers case was not arrested. Madison affected 24 projects costing a com- streets — 1,000 to 2,000 more last month. attention the photos are getting made only minor changes in the County District Attorney Michael bined $108 million. Topics includ- than a typical summer weekend — law last week, allowing people to Hoke County Court scheduled a Guest said he plans to present online, hunters will know to steer hearing for Russell Thomas ed toxic metals in the Everglades, clear of Buttons. there was a feeling of relief. sue in state courts if they believe that case to a grand jury in uranium near the Grand Canyon “We were on a pace this year they have faced employment dis- Langford of Fayetteville for August. and coal in Afghanistan. 3 shot to death, dozens hurt in that we thought the violence was crimination. The bathroom provi- Wednesday morning. Moore questions the difference Researchers, lawmakers and going to go off the charts,” said the sion was not changed. Witnesses say on that on June Chicago over July 4 weekend in how the cases are being han- regulators rely on USGS data, and CHICAGO (AP) — The July 4 Rev. Marshall Hatch, a prominent Man accused of groping 6 9, Langford made death threats to dled. members of the mosque about 20 the inspector general’s report weekend in Chicago ended with 50 minister on Chicago’s West Side. “I “It’s unfortunate that there warned the falsified results from people shot, three fatally, after the think it would have been a lot people at Disney water park miles southwest of Fayetteville seems to be two systems of justice ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A man and later attempted to run over the Colorado lab could erode con- police force flooded the streets worse out there if it weren’t for in Mississippi and across fidence in the entire agency. with thousands of officers and these (police department) efforts.” has been accused of groping six one of its members in his America,” Moore said. people, including teenagers, at Chevrolet Tahoe. Moore said he doesn’t know Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water Langford has been charged with whether the disparity is because of park in Florida. ethnic intimidation, assault with a race or because of economic sta- According to news reports, one deadly weapon, going armed to the tus. His client is black and not of the victims told Orange County terror of the public, communicat- wealthy, Moore said. The family in Sheriff’s deputies she and 27- ing threats, stalking and disorder- the other case is white, and the year-old Aman Bhatia were in the ly conduct. child had attended a day care cen- wave pool Sunday. She says that Langford posted a $60,000 ter in a relatively affluent suburb as waves crashed over her, she felt secured bond for his release the of Jackson. Bhatia’s hands all over her body. day following the incident and was Blunt went to work at a Another victim says she was in placed under the control of his Grenada restaurant on the morn- the wave pool when Bhatia commander at Fort Bragg. ing of May 19, then took a break to grabbed her waist from behind. Trial set for man accused in pick up his girlfriend and their She was able to break loose from baby, Moore said in a May 23 his grasp, but he grabbed her fire that killed 2 firefighters interview. Blunt took his girlfriend again. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A man to her work at a fast-food restau- Four others reported similar accused of setting a fire that killed rant and was supposed to drop off incidents to authorities. two Ohio firefighters is set to go on the baby at his girlfriend’s moth- Bhatia told officers he had bro- trial next February. er’s house. Moore said Blunt ken his glasses and couldn’t see Ray Abou-Arab already has “intended to take the child to the clearly, causing him to uninten- pleaded not guilty to aggravated grandmother’s house, but some- tionally touch people. It’s unclear murder and other charges accus- how he forgot.” if he has an attorney. ing him of starting the 2014 fire in Blunt went back to work for Bhatia was arrested and faces a building he owned in Toledo. about four hours, and when he several charges. Disney has A judge on Tuesday set his trial and a colleague went to his car, banned him from the park. date for Feb. 6. Attorneys expect the colleague discovered the unre- Coast Guard halts search two or three weeks of testimony. sponsive baby in the back seat, Authorities say he used a flam- for 3 aboard downed aircraft Moore said. They took Shania mable liquid to start the fast-mov- inside the restaurant and put cool BROOKINGS, Ore. (AP) — The ing fire that killed a veteran fire- U.S. Coast Guard says it has sus- towels on her to await an ambu- fighter and a rookie inside the lance that took her to the pended its search for three people apartment building. after more than 12 hours of look- University of Mississippi Medical One apartment resident told Center Grenada. Grenada County ing for survivors from a downed investigators that the fire broke aircraft in southern Oregon. Deputy Coroner Jo Morman said out soon after Abou-Arab came physicians at the hospital tried The agency says in a news out of a garage. release issued late Tuesday that unsuccessfully for hours to revive pilot John Belnap, his son Max, Police: 1 person dies amid 15 the baby. 17, and a friend Ryan Merker, 17, suspected overdoses in Akron Judge: 22 BP fraud charges remain missing after the reported AKRON, Ohio (AP) — against lawyer duplicate others crash of a Cessna 172F near Authorities in one Ohio city say GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) — The Brookings. No hometowns were they’ve responded to more than a 95-count fraud indictment against given. dozen suspected heroin overdoses a Texas lawyer and six co-defen- A report Tuesday morning said in less than 12 hours. dants could be shorter when trial that a backpack believed to belong Akron Lt. Rick Edwards tells begins on federal charges accus-    to someone on the plane was WEWS-TV that at least 15 heroin ing them of inflating a client list for found washed ashore near the overdoses have occurred in the BP oil spill litigation. Dignified Services at Brookings airport. city as of 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Louis 
  Realistic Prices! Coast Guard searches by heli- including one that was deadly. Guirola Jr. told government attor- copter, plane and boat failed to Police say the calls began neys Tuesday that he believes 22 WEATHER INFORMATION 2415 Georgetown Road, NE find the aircraft, which had been around 1 p.m. and continued counts of aggravated identity theft 473-2620 flying from Brookings to Grants through the afternoon and cover the same alleged offense as Pass. The Curry County Sheriff’s evening and three of the victims other charges. He says that must Office and the Civil Air Patrol also include a mother and her two be corrected. participated. daughters. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jerry Officials say family members The Summit County Medical Rushing said he’ll file a motion to reported the plane missing. No Examiner’s Office says a 44-year- do so by Friday. other information was released. old man died of a suspected over- Attorney Mikal Watts is repre- Crews battle blaze at Bosque del dose and an autopsy is set for senting himself. He got permission Wednesday. Apache refuge in New Mexico to testify as a narrative, rather Edwards says 55 people have than asking himself questions, BOSQUE DEL APACHE died from heroin overdoses in the and to use PowerPoint slides to NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, city this year. describing the topics he’s address- N.M. (AP) — The visitor center and ing. tour loop at Bosque del Apache California man faces charge in The trial is scheduled to begin National Wildlife Refuge will arson at Google headquarters July 18 and is expected to take six remain closed as crews try to get a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A to 10 weeks. handle on a wildfire that has Northern California man who said burned more than a square mile Google was “watching him” faces Electrocuted bear cubs fall at the southern New Mexico federal charges in three late-night from power pole, ignite fire refuge. attacks on the company’s Silicon BANNING, Calif. (AP) — Officials warned the public Valley headquarters, including Southern California fire officials Tuesday via social media that vis- accusations of tossing Molotov say a brush fire was ignited when iting the refuge is discouraged cocktails and opening fire on a two bear cubs climbed a power while firefighters battle the flames. building, authorities say. pole, were electrocuted by high- The fire started Monday and is No one was hurt in the attacks voltage lines and their burning burning mostly invasive salt cedar that took place in May and June, bodies fell to the ground. trees. though one of the Internet search Riverside County firefighters Chris Leeser with the refuge giant’s self-driving cars was responded at 1:46 a.m. Tuesday to says crews are working to contain destroyed by fire. the blaze in Banning. They the fire within existing fire breaks Raul Diaz, 30, faces an arson stopped the fire’s spread at 1½ that have been bolstered by lines charge in the first attack that acres. put in by bulldozers. began shortly before midnight The mother bear and another About 120 personnel have been May 19 at the company’s massive cub were in the area while 63 fire- assigned to the fire. campus in Mountain View, fighters worked the blaze, but they The refuge is an important stop California, according to a federal were not considered a threat. for migratory birds. Every winter, complaint. An employee called State Fish and Wildlife authori- thousands of sandhill cranes, police after seeing a man throw a ties were called to deal with the geese and other waterfowl make beer bottle at a Google mapping dead cubs. this stretch of the Rio Grande car and then watching the area No criminal investigation planned home. burst into flames. The fire bombs into faked lab results Louisiana officer fatally shoots landed at the rear of the vehicle, which sustained minimal damage. DENVER (AP) — No criminal suspect, sparking protest Police say they recovered frag- investigation is planned after a BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A ments from two bottles of Blue worker at a federal laboratory in Louisiana police officer shot and Moon beer. Colorado was accused of inten- killed a man during a confronta- Charges in two later attacks are tionally manipulating test results, tion outside a Baton Rouge con- pending. potentially tainting research on venience store, authorities say, in energy and toxic chemicals, offi- a death that prompted a protest Father indicted in hot car death cials said Tuesday. later in the day. of daughter in Mississippi The Interior Department, which East Baton Rouge Parish JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A oversees the lab, would have to Coroner Dr. William Clark says an Mississippi man has been indicted first conduct an additional review autopsy shows 37-year-ol Alton for manslaughter several weeks before it could request a criminal Sterling died Tuesday of multiple after his 8-month-old daughter inquiry by the Justice gunshot wounds to the chest and died in his hot car while he Department, said Gillian Carroll, a back. worked. spokeswoman for the Interior 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Your Best Shot

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Islamic State pressured after Turkey tightens jihadi highway GAZIANTEP, Turkey (AP) — remain in custody, more than Along the border near the south- half of them foreigners. ern Turkish city of Gaziantep, a IS has not claimed responsibil- wall of giant concrete blocks is “IS would go in and ity in the triple suicide attack at going up as Turkey tries to seal out of Turkey with Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport, but off a region that for years was a greater ease than the Turkish officials suspect it is jihadi highway through which civilians. ... The foreign behind it. The group has boasted thousands of extremist fighters fighters were obvious in the past about having cells in flowed to join the Islamic State from their look and Turkey. Security forces have group in neighboring Syria. from the language.” been busy rounding up IS sus- Turkey has always denied per- — former Syrian pects in the wake of the bombing. mitting the movement of IS mili- rebel “Turkey has the power, deter- tants into Syria and insists it has mination and capacity to contin- been doing its best to stop the ue the fight against terrorism transit, even before construction until the end,” President Recep on the massive wall began late ing the jihadi movement. The rel- Tayyip Erdogan said after the last year. atively open border was crucial attack. Documents obtained by The for rebels, including ones backed Partly under U.S. and EU pres- Associated Press, however, tell a by the United States, and the sure, Turkey tightened its border different story, showing a pattern fighters used Turkish territory as controls, starting late last year. of porousness along Turkey’s a crucial rear base and supply Government authorities began 566-mile- (911-kilometer-) long route. It was also a life-saving overseeing construction of the escape route for some 2.75 mil- border with Syria that has been wall, which will cover more than AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, File vital for the extremist group’s lion refugees who fled into a third of the border when com- Turkey and an avenue for iN THiS JuNE 14, 2015 FiLE PHOTO, a Syrian refugee lifts a baby over the border fence into Turkey expansion as it built its self- plete and include watchtowers from Syria in Akcakale, Sanliurfa province, southeastern Turkey. Turkey has been building a concrete declared “caliphate.” humanitarian aid to opposition- and infrared thermal cameras. The AP analyzed 4,037 “entry held areas of Syria. Turkish guards began to push wall along parts of border with Syria, trying to shut down what has long been a jihadi highway for Islamic documents” logged by the Islamic “Until the rise of ISIS in 2014, back Syrians too, trapping tens State group fighters crossing from Turkey into Syria. According to exclusive Islamic State documents State group for its fighters enter- Turkey was basically turning a of thousands fleeing the conflict. leaked to the Syrian opposition news site Zaman al-Wasl and analyzed by The Associated Press, at least ing from Turkey into Syria blind eye to radical foreign fight- The documents obtained by 4,000 foreign IS recruits traveled through Turkey into Syria between late 2013 and most of 2014. between September 2013 and ers who were crossing into the AP were compiled by the IS December 2014. Around three- Syria,” said Turkish analyst “border authority” for fighters quarters of them entered through Soner Cagaptay, an expert at the entering from Turkey. Of the “Until eight months ago we “The Turks knew. They went year that Ankara was able to three particular crossing areas. Washington Institute for Near 4,037 entry documents, around could see how IS would approach right past them,” he said. secure their release. Those fighters alone would East Policy, referring to the 3,900 list the entry points. They the border with their cars and That route, however, was shut Since the spring, Turkey has make up between 25 to 40 per- group by its former acronym. show 19 different areas used as then cross over by foot or motor- down when Kurdish led-forces been backing Syrian rebels cent of the estimated total of IS’s “Not because Turkey was in favor crossings. But the majority of cycle,” he said, speaking on con- took Tal Abyad in June 2015. pressing to take back the last 45- foreign recruits, and they likely of radicals or supported radicals fighters, some 2,930, entered dition of anonymity to discuss One the most notorious IS mile stretch of the border still do not represent all fighters that ... but because they thought they through three Syrian areas of Tal his illicit business. fighters to cross from Turkey controlled by the Islamic State entered through Turkey during were war-hardened fighters who Abyad, Jarablus or Azaz. Those “Sometimes the (Turkish) sol- into Syria is Mohammed group, including Jarablus and that period. According to CIA could accelerate the demise of crossings correspond with diers would tell the villagers and Emwazi, the British militant the al-Rai area. At the same time, estimates, IS had 20,000-31,500 the Assad regime, helping Turkey Akcakale, Karkamis and smugglers to just make sure peo- shown beheading Western U.S.-backed fighters from the fighters by the end of 2014, toward its final objective.” Oncupinar on the Turkish side. ple don’t have weapons if they hostages in IS videos. In summer mainly Kurdish Syrian around half of them foreigners. A Turkish official, who spoke The documents, which also list were going from Syria into 2013, he and a friend used the Democratic Forces have been The documents were leaked to a on condition of anonymity in line the nationalities of the entering Turkey, but from Turkey to Syria Bab al-Hawa crossing into waging their own offensive from Syrian opposition news site, with government protocol, reject- fighters, show they come from all you could bring as much as you northwestern Syria, according to the east trying to take the border Zaman al-Wasl, which provided ed the claim Ankara ever know- over the world, including Europe, can.” a posthumous account he sup- area. them to the AP. ingly allowed jihadi fighters to North Africa, the Middle East, the Further east, the divided town posedly wrote, published in April “The corridor is crucial to ISIS’ A deadly bombing of Istanbul’s cross into Syria. He pointed out Caucasus region and South Asia. of Tal Abyad, known on the in IS’s French-language publica- survival,” Cagaptay said. “It’s the international airport on June 28 that Turkey arrested thousands German intelligence authorities Turkish side as Akcakale, was tion, Dar al-Islam. main conduit of what was once a that killed 44 people raised fears of foreign fighters and sent them have said that similar IS registra- another important entry point for The account of his journey large smuggling area for ISIS to that Turkey is paying a price for back to their home countries. tion documents they have seen IS, opening to a road leading details the difficulties the pair get fighters in and out, weapons IS’s free movement through its He argued that source coun- appear to be genuine. directly south to the “caliphate’s” encountered at each internation- in, funding in, oil and antiquities territory. Some analysts believe tries that allowed such danger- The documents don’t specify if de facto capital, Raqqa. al crossing, from hiding in the out. If ISIS loses that corridor it IS struck in revenge for Turkey’s ous elements to head to Turkey the fighters used the official “IS would go in and out of back of a truck from England to will basically be stifled.” support for the U.S-led coalition should be the ones under scruti- crossings or smuggling routes Turkey with greater ease than France to the $2,000 he claimed “I think this is the tactical rea- against IS, its tighter border con- ny. He said Ankara’s requests to nearby — but witnesses told the the civilians,” recalls a former was stolen by a Turkish guard son, in my view, why ISIS decid- trols and its backing for rebels other governments, including in AP they used both. Syrian rebel who helped man the on the crossing from Greece. But ed to respond in Istanbul.” working to recapture the last the European Union, for intelli- A Syrian smuggler who works border gate on the Syrian side at Bab al-Hawa, “we entered Still, some Turks blame stretch of the border that the gence sharing about these sus- in the Syrian border area of al- when IS was in control of Tal Sham (Syria) with no problems,” Ankara’s policies for the airport extremist group still holds on the pects were not taken seriously Rai says that until November, the Abyad. He said Turkish authori- reads the account. attack. About 200 protesters Syrian side. until late 2014. area, including the Jarablus ties photographed everyone going Cagaptay says Ankara’s rela- shouted against the ruling The ease with which militants Turkey deported about 3,250 crossing, was heavily trafficked through the crossing. “The for- tionship with the IS group gradu- Justice and Development Party crossed into Syria from Turkey foreign fighters from 2011 to by IS fighters. He says the group eign fighters were obvious from ally soured, starting in June last week, accusing it of support- has long brought accusations March 2016, according to the would bring in 30 to 40 people their look and from the lan- 2014 when the extremists took ing the IS group. that Ankara’s determination to Foreign Ministry. This year, daily at the border at his village. guage,” he said. 49 Turkish diplomats and their “The government supports IS, oust Syrian President Bashar Turkey has detained 1,654 IS The IS entry documents list When the crossing was closed families hostage after overrun- and innocent people are killed,” Assad by backing Syrian rebels suspects, Interior Minister Efkan 190 fighters who crossed on weekends, foreign fighters ning the Iraqi city of Mosul. It said protester Berivan trumped any concerns over fuel- Ala said recently. Of those, 663 through al-Rai in 2014. used known smuggling routes. wasn’t until September of that Tanriverdi. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 13 WEDNESDAY

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] UT settles Title IX lawsuit for $2.48 million KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee is pay- clients and I are also convinced that the Title IX efforts, including additional sup- discrimination and abuse in any form, decision unrelated to the Title IX suit. ing $2.48 million to settle a lawsuit filed University’s leadership is truly commit- port and budgeting specifically in areas and to continue to be equally prepared According to the release, negotiations by eight unidentified women who said the ted to continue its exemplary efforts to related to sexual assault, student con- when it does happen and to deal with it toward a settlement “began in earnest in school had violated Title IX regulations create a model as it relates to sexual mis- duct, education programming and stu- promptly, sensitively, fairly and effective- April.” The case wasn’t scheduled to go to and created a “hostile sexual environ- conduct.” dent well-being. UT president Joe ly. trial until 2018, and the release noted ment” through a policy of indifference Tennessee’s athletic department and DiPietro said he would appoint an inde- “We’ve come a long way in recent that the cost to litigate the case all the toward assaults by athletes. the school’s central administration will pendent commission to review existing years, and we are working every day to be way to trial could have cost as much as Lawyers for the school and the plain- split the cost of the settlement. According programs make recommendations even better. Our first priority is the safety $5.5 million. As of June 8, the state had tiffs issued a joint press release Tuesday to the release announcing the settlement, addressing the issues of sexual assault and well-being of every member of our paid over $220,000 in legal fees associat- announcing the settlement. no taxpayer dollars, student fees or and misconduct. University community.” ed with the lawsuit. “We are satisfied that, while universi- donor funds would be used to fund the “No university will be able to prevent The announcement of the settlement The release also noted that the school ties everywhere struggle with these settlement, and the funding instead will every incident of students, faculty or staff comes two weeks after Cheek announced “is not admitting guilt, negligence or issues, the University of Tennessee has come “from other income-generating making bad judgments,” Cheek said in a he would step down as chancellor to unlawful acts” as part of the settlement. made significant progress in the way they activities within the university.” statement. “Like many institutions we return to teaching. Cheek’s move won’t Six women filed the suit in federal educate and respond to sexual assault Tennessee chancellor Jimmy Cheek are not perfect, but our goal is to contin- become effective until a successor is court in Nashville on Feb. 9. Two more cases,” said David Randolph Smith, the said he will soon announce a new series ue to be the best we can be at creating appointed. When he announced the move lawyer representing the plaintiffs. “My of initiatives on campus to improve its awareness, educating, and preventing last month, Cheek said it was a personal See LAWSUIT, Page 15 Phillies hit 4 homers, Eflin Hubbs likes goes distance as Braves Vols’ stability KNOXVILLE (AP) — For the first lose third game in a row time in his college career, Tennessee senior guard Robert PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Zach and he’s the first Phillies rookie to Hubbs III isn’t adapting to a new Eflin stood on the mound shaking throw a complete game since coach. from excitement as the final pitch Vance Worley in July 2011. Hubbs played for Cuonzo of the game was squeezed for the “It’s something you can’t really Martin as a freshman and Donnie third out. describe, just being around these Tyndall as a sophomore before Philadelphia’s rookie right-han- guys,” Eflin said. spending his junior year with Rick der had breezed past the Atlanta Eflin went deep in the game and Barnes, who is gearing up for the Braves. the Phillies went deep at the plate. second season of his Tennessee “I was just out there with loads Maikel Franco homered for the coaching tenure. Hubbs says he is of confidence,” Eflin said. third straight game, and the benefiting from not having to deal Eflin struck out six and walked Phillies hit four overall. Peter with a coaching change for once. none in his first career complete Bourjos, Cody Asche and Tommy “It just feels comfortable now,” game and first major-league win, Joseph all hit solo shots for the Hubbs said. leading the Philadelphia Phillies to Phillies. The unfamiliar sense of stability a 5-1 victory over the Braves on Eflin had some help from a gen- comes just in time for Hubbs as Tuesday night. erally punchless offense that has he tries to make the most of his Eflin, a first-round pick in the shown signs of coming around senior season. Rated as a top-25 2012 draft by the San Diego headed into the All-Star break. recruit by Rivals and 247Sports Padres, needed just 2 hours, 8 The Phillies have scored at least when he signed with Tennessee, minutes to win for the first time seven runs in three straight games the 6-foot-4 guard has struggled this season in five starts. and have won seven of eight over- with injuries and inconsistency “The less pitches the better,” he all. for much of his career. said, smiling. “I think everybody puts together Tennessee needs a break- Eflin, acquired in a 2014 trade good at-bats and that puts pres- through year from Hubbs as the that sent Phillies shortstop Jimmy sure on the pitcher to make his Volunteers try to bounce back Rollins to the Los Angeles pitches,” Bourjos said. “He threw after going 15-19 last season and Dodgers, allowed three homers some pitches over the plate and posting their first losing record since 2004-05. and nine runs in 2 2-3 innings in we hit some home runs.” Banner file photo, rIChArd roBerts his June 14 debut against Simple enough. tennessee VoLunteers quarterback Josh Dobbs shakes a tackle against the Georgia Hubbs, who averaged 10.6 Toronto. Bourjos extended his hitting Bulldogs, in Knoxville. Dobbs and running back Jalen Hurd have been named to the Maxwell points per game last season, is Tennessee’s top returning scorer. He lost his next start, then streak to 14 games and opened Award watch list. rebounded with no-decisions in the home run derby with his He also is one of the few experi- two straight solid six-inning out- fourth of the season in the first enced performers on a team that ings. inning against Mike Foltynewicz will have eight players making Eflin certainly found his groove (2-3). Asche hit his fourth in the their Tennessee debuts this sea- against Atlanta. He threw just 92 fourth and Franco (16) and Five Vols on Maxwell, son (six true freshmen, redshirt crisp pitches and breezed against Joseph (9) both went deep in the freshman Lamonte Turner and the hapless Braves in his longest sixth. graduate transfer Lew Evans). The outing of the season in any level of Foltynewicz struck out five and only other senior on the roster is baseball. He became the first gave up eight hits in 5 2-3 innings. Bednarik watch lists Evans, who played for Utah State Phillies pitcher since Mike “When I had two strikes, I got last season. Williams in July 1992 to toss a amped up a little and started to From UT SPORTS tributions to the game of foot- Hendersonville native UT’s first- “We’d like to see him make complete game for his first win overthrow,” he said. ball were extensive, including ever true sophomore to eclipse those kinds of strides that a guy PHILADELPHIA — The time as a player, a sportswriter the 1,000-yard mark in a single like Kevin Punter made a year Maxwell Football Club and an official. season. He finished fourth in ago,” Barnes said. “That’s going to announced Tuesday its presea- Dobbs and Hurd appear the SEC in rushing last season be a big challenge, for Robert to son watch lists for the 80th together on the Maxwell’s pre- and will enter his junior season do that.” annual Maxwell Award and the season watch list for the second with 2,291 yards to his name — That would represent quite an 22nd annual Chuck Bednarik consecutive year. A senior from only 891 yards behind Travis achievement. Punter scored 22.2 Award. Five Tennessee Alpharetta, Ga., Dobbs is 14-5 Henry for Tennessee’s best all- points per game last season — Volunteers appear across both in his last 19 starts for the Vols. time career rushing mark. more than double his 2014-15 watch lists as quarterback During that span, Tennessee Hurd was also named MVP of average of 10.3 — to rank second Joshua Dobbs and running has averaged 34.2 points and the 2016 Outback Bowl after in the Southeastern Conference back Jalen Hurd landed on the more than 424 yards of total leading the Vols to a resounding and 12th among all Division I Maxwell watch list and the offense per game. Last season, 45-6 win over No. 13 players. defensive trio of Derek Barnett, he threw for 2,291 yards and 15 Northwestern on New Year’s Hubbs would love to make a Jalen Reeves-Maybin, and touchdowns while also rushing Day. Despite entering the day similar leap. Cameron Sutton were named to for 671 yards — the most ever battling a hamstring injury, “This is my last go-around,” the Bednarik’s preliminary list. by a quarterback at Tennessee. Hurd finished with 130 yards Hubbs said. “I’ll probably never The Maxwell Award, named Hurd led Tennessee in rush- on 24 touches — an average of have this opportunity again. I’m in honor of Robert W. “Tiny” ing for the second consecutive 5.4 yards per carry — and a going out doing what I have to do, AP photo Maxwell, has been given to year after racking up 1,288 touchdown. With those num- getting these young guys better, PhILAdeLPhIA PhILLIes base runner Maikel Franco is safe at America’s College Player of the yards on the ground in 2015. being serious each and every day second, as Atlanta Braves second baseman Jace Peterson waits for Year since 1937. Maxwell’s con- That figure made the See VOLS, Page 15 the ball in the fourth inning Tuesday, in Philadelphia. See HUBBS, Page 15 Tale of 2 Rios: the Olympic city and the rest of town RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — a dozen people asked by The Tijuca — site of the Olympic the city, where the real estate Copacabana Beach is an Olympic Associated Press how the games Park. It’s unclear if the subway market was booming until a few construction site. The beach vol- would change the city — or indi- line will be running when the years ago. Rio’s northern favelas, leyball venue is going up, broad- vidual lives — in interviews at the Summer Games open on Aug. 5. the city’s infamous slums, feel cast studios rise on scaffolding port, outside the Olympic Park The public-works splurge has only a ripple, underscoring the above the sand and a mammoth and on the streets in a working- generated civic pride, suspicion vast gap between the rich and tent is jammed with thousands of class neighborhood. and some anger. poor — the white, brown and pricey souvenirs. “They are things for foreign- “The Olympics are bringing an black, in a divided city. But there are few signs across ers,” Alves added. incomparable Maria da Penha is bitter. Her town in crumbling, working-class Rio’s organiz- legacy, in regard home in a favela abutting the areas that the Rio de Janeiro ers have bud- to the changes Olympic Park, known as Vila Olympics open in just a month. geted about $2 “Where I live, we don’t in the city’s Autodromo, was demolished to Promises that hosting the billion for opera- see changes like these. infrastructure,” make way for new construction. Games would remake even Rio’s tions. In addi- They are things for said Marco “For me the Olympics were most ramshackle neighborhoods tion, another foreigners,” Araujo, a 48- awful,” said the 53-year-old, who have been eclipsed by myriad $10 billion-$12 — Photography year-old bad- led a yearlong eminent-domain problems: security threats and billion in public minton coach battle against Rio Mayor Eduardo student Julia Alves soaring violence, the Zika virus, and private speaking out- Paes. “They destroyed my life, my slow ticket sales, and water pol- money is being side the dream. I had my own house and lution in venues for sailing, row- spent on urban Olympic Park. I won’t have it anymore.” ing and distance swimming. transportation projects driven by “We are still working on these Then she added: “But it Hanging over it all is the the Olympics. projects. But I think that once (Olympics) is a very cool event. AP photo impeachment trial of President Rio has installed new high- they are completed, these proj- Brazilians are athletic. We like PhotogrAPhy student Julia Alves poses for a portrait in the Dilma Rousseff, expected to start speed buses and a light-rail sys- ects will benefit the population.” sports. I just didn’t imagine that city’s renovated port area in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. “Where I live, we days after the Olympics end. tem to serve downtown. And A bike lane, suspended high the Olympics in my country don’t see changes like these,” she said. “They are things for foreigners.” “Where I live, we don’t see there’s a still-unfinished $3 bil- above the sea and built as an would be so expensive. The truth changes like these,” said Julia lion subway line extension to Olympic legacy project, collapsed is I think my country was not publicist, spoke while waiting for changed, reportedly a security Alves, an 18-year-old student connect the upscale Copacabana in May and killed two. prepared to host the Olympics. a bus on a busy road in front of move to make it difficult for crim- speaking in the city’s renovated and Ipanema beach areas with The Olympics touch mostly the That is the great truth.” the Olympic Park. She com- port area. She was among almost the western suburb of Barra da wealthy areas south and west of Raquel Oliveira, a 25-year-old plained bus routes have been See RIOS, Page 15 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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sunday, July 10 Portland at New York, 6 p.m. ’Dogs close season with win national Women’s soccer League WLtPts gF gA Portland 70526 18 7 From Staff Reports Landberg each swam for 15 Western New York 74021 22 11 points. Washington 62220 14 8 FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga.— Chicago 53318 11 10 Coming in with 14 points was Seattle 43416 10 7 The Waterdogs picked up their Orlando 56015 11 10 Maddy Dauphinais. Brendon Sky Blue FC 34413 12 15 fifth and final win of the Ruckman, Tanya Sharma and FC Kansas City 25410 69 Chattanooga Area Swim League Houston 2617610 Justin Thompson all finished the Boston 1914324 season Tuesday night in Georgia. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. meet with 13 points. —- The meet in Fort Oglethorpe Ashley Bryant, Keira Bundy, saturday’s games which was rescheduled from last Seattle at Western New York, 7 p.m. Kailey Ruckman, Katie Estes and Chicago at Washington, 7 p.m. week was a 403-329 win for the Houston at Sky Blue FC, 7 p.m. Grace Dauphinais accounted for FC Kansas City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Cleveland team. The Waterdogs 12 points each, while Haley sunday’s game finish out the season with a Boston at Orlando, 5 p.m. Brock swam for 11 points. saturday, July 16 record of 5-1 and are second in Washington at FC Kansas City, 7 p.m. Rounding out high-point scor- Chicago at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. the CASL White Division. ing with 10 points were Elijah Portland at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Caiden Cross swam for 19 Western New York at Seattle, 10 p.m. Bean, Jae Dauphinais and Maya sunday, July 17 points Tuesday, while Martin Sharma. Sky Blue FC at Boston, 5 p.m. Shapoval, Davina Sharma, Macie european Championship glance With the season coming to a semiFinALs Starr and Joseph Arnett all fin- close, both the Waterdogs and Wednesday, July 6 ished with 17 points. At Lyon, France Cleveland Aqua Tigers are set to Portugal vs. Wales, 3 p.m. Audrey Torchick had 16 points thursday, July 7 compete in the annual Bill At marseille, France and teammates Nikolai Shapoval, Caulkins City Meet at Baylor on Germany vs. France, 3 p.m. Anna Garner and Jessica FinAL Friday and Saturday. sunday, July 10 At saint-denis, France Semifinal winners, 3 p.m.

Los Angeles 34 50 .405 18½ AP photo tuesday’s games on Air Toronto 8, Kansas City 3 tennis ChiCAgo Cubs third bAsemAn Kris Bryant fields a ball against the Washington Nationals. The Cleveland 12, Detroit 1 sports on tV L.A. Angels 13, Tampa Bay 5 Wimbledon results Cubs became the first team since the 1976 Cincinnati Reds “Big Red Machine” to have five players Wednesday, July 6 Texas 7, Boston 2 tuesday CYCLing Houston 5, Seattle 2 At the All england Lawn tennis & Croquet Club voted as All-Star Game starters, when their entire infield earned the honor Tuesday. Along with Bryant 8 a.m. N.Y. Yankees 9, Chicago White Sox 0 London and center fielder Dexter Fowler, first baseman Anthony Rizzo, second baseman Ben Zobrist and NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 5, Limoges to Le Lioran, Minnesota 11, Oakland 4 Purse: $38.4 million (grand slam) France Baltimore 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 shortstop Addison Russell were elected. The only other team to start four infielders was the 1963 St. mAJor LeAgue bAsebALL Wednesday’s games surface: grass-outdoor 1 p.m. Detroit (Fulmer 8-2) at Cleveland (Tomlin 9-1), 12:10 singles Louis Cardinals. MLB — Miami at N.Y. Mets OR Detroit at Cleveland (noon) Oakland (Gray 3-7) at Minnesota (Santana 2-7), 1:10 men FSSE — Atlanta at Philadelphia Baltimore (Gausman 1-6) at L.A. Dodgers (Norris 4-7), 3:10 Fourth round 4 p.m. Kansas City (Kennedy 6-7) at Toronto (Stroman 6-4), 7:07 Tomas Berdych (10), Czech Republic, def. Jiri Vesely, MLB — Baltimore at L.A. Dodgers OR Cincinnati at Chicago L.A. Angels (Weaver 6-7) at Tampa Bay (Smyly 2-9), 7:10 Czech Republic, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8), 6-7 (9), 6-3. Cubs (games joined in progress) Texas (Perez 7-4) at Boston (Wright 9-5), 7:10 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 3-7) at Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez Women ESPN — Texas at Boston 1-4), 8:10 Quarterfinals nbA bAsKetbALL Seattle (LeBlanc 1-0) at Houston (Fiers 6-3), 8:10 Angelique Kerber (4), Germany, def. Simona Halep 1 p.m. thursday’s games (5), Romania, 7-5, 7-6 (2). Five Cubs elected to NBA — Summer League, Orlando (White) vs. New York, at L.A. Angels (Santiago 5-4) at Tampa Bay (Snell 1-3), 12:10 Venus Williams (8), United States, def. Yaroslava Orlando, Fla. Detroit (Verlander 8-6) at Toronto (Estrada 5-3), 7:07 Shvedova, Kazakhstan, 7-6 (5), 6-2. 3 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Nova 5-5) at Cleveland (Bauer 7-2), 7:10 NBA — Summer League, Dallas vs. Charlotte, at Orlando, Minnesota (Duffey 4-6) at Texas (Gonzalez 0-1), 8:05 Serena Williams (1), United States, def. Anastasia Fla. Oakland (Hill 8-3) at Houston (Fister 8-5), 8:10 Pavlyuchenkova (21), Russia, 6-4, 6-4. 5 p.m. Seattle (Paxton 2-3) at Kansas City (Duffy 4-1), 8:15 Elena Vesnina, Russia, def. Dominika Cibulkova (19), NBA — Summer League, Indiana vs. Oklahoma City, at Slovakia, 6-2, 6-2. start in All-Star Game AmeriCAn LeAgue LeAders Orlando, Fla. BATTING-Altuve, Houston, .352; Ortiz, Boston, .337; doubles soCCer Bogaerts, Boston, .332; Trout, Anaheim, .324; Machado, men 2:30 p.m. Baltimore, .324; Escobar, Anaheim, .321; Desmond, Texas, third round NEW YORK (AP) — After top- younger. Jansen entered Tuesday with ESPN — UEFA, European Championship, semifinal, Portugal .319; Martinez, Detroit, .318; Nunez, Minnesota, .316; vs. Wales, at Lyon, France Valencia, Oakland, .310. Jamie Murray, Britain, and Bruno Soares (3), Brazil, ping the major leagues during “It should be a little more spe- the second-most saves (133) in tennis RUNS-Donaldson, Toronto, 77; Betts, Boston, 71; Kinsler, def. Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Michael Venus (16), the first half of the season as cial,” said Bryant, who attended baseball since the start of 2013. 8 a.m. Detroit, 67; Altuve, Houston, 63; Bogaerts, Boston, 62; New Zealand, 6-3, 7-6 (3), 4-6, 4-6, 16-14. ESPN — Wimbledon Championships, men’s quarterfinals, at Desmond, Texas, 62; Springer, Houston, 61; Davis, Julien Benneteau and Edouard Roger-Vasselin, they seek their first title in more the University of San Diego for After being overlooked each of London Baltimore, 61; Trout, Anaheim, 60; Machado, Baltimore, 59; France, def. Vasek Pospisil, Canada, and Jack Sock 8 a.m. than a century, the Chicago three years, the past few seasons, he had Cano, Seattle, 59. (8), United States, 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (3), 7-5, 6-4. ESPN2 — Wimbledon Championships, men’s quarterfinals, RBI-Encarnacion, Toronto, 77; Ortiz, Boston, 66; Trumbo, Cubs dominated the rosters for Boston has six All-Stars, been making plans to spend the at London Baltimore, 62; Donaldson, Toronto, 60; Cruz, Seattle, 57; Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut (1), Betts, Boston, 57; Davis, Baltimore, 56; Pujols, Anaheim, 56; France, def. Sam Groth, Australia, and Robert next week’s All-Star game. including four starters. break with his family at a beach Napoli, Cleveland, 56; Beltran, New York, 54; Trout, Anaheim, Lindstedt, Sweden, 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3. 54; Seager, Seattle, 54; Bradley Jr., Boston, 54; Cano, Bob and Mike Bryan (2), United States, def. Radek And the Boston Red Sox, who Designated hitter David Ortiz, or Disneyland. on tAP Seattle, 54. Stepanek, Czech Republic, and Nenad Zimonjic (14), ended their long drought a who is retiring at the end of the “I wasn’t getting my hopes up Friday, July 8 HITS-Altuve, Houston, 116; Bogaerts, Boston, 114; Betts, Serbia, 7-5, 6-7 (10), 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. decade ago, were not far season, became a 10-time All- and get disappointed again,” he sWimming Boston, 110; Desmond, Texas, 106; Machado, Baltimore, Women City Meet at Baylor, TBA 105; Cano, Seattle, 104; Pedroia, Boston, 103; Trout, Anaheim, 99; Hosmer, Kansas City, 98; Donaldson, Toronto, second round behind. Star and is joined in the lineup said. “Now that I finally got a saturday, July 9 Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina (4), Russia, sWimming 97; Kinsler, Detroit, 97. The Cubs became the first by a trio of first-timers: short- chance, I just appreciate it.” City Meet at Baylor, TBA DOUBLES-Ortiz, Boston, 34; Machado, Baltimore, 29; Shaw, def. Annika Beck, Germany, and Yanina Wickmayer, Boston, 25; Saunders, Toronto, 24; Altuve, Houston, 24; Belgium, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. team since the 1976 Cincinnati stop Xander Bogaerts and out- Andrew Miller and Dellin Seager, Seattle, 24; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 23; Bogaerts, third round Reds’ Big Red Machine to have fielders Jackie Bradley Jr. and Betances were picked for the AL Boston, 22; Lawrie, Chicago, 22; Schoop, Baltimore, 22. Raquel Atawo and Abigail Spears (10), United States, TRIPLES-Eaton, Chicago, 7; Bradley Jr., Boston, 6; Naquin, five players voted as All-Star Mookie Betts. Knuckleballer bullpen from the New York bAsebALL Cleveland, 5; Donaldson, Toronto, 5; Ellsbury, New York, 5; def. Daria Gavrilova, Australia, and Daria Kasatkina, national League Betts, Boston, 4; Kipnis, Cleveland, 4; Chisenhall, Cleveland, Russia, 6-3, 6-3. starters, and seven Chicago Steven Wright and closer Craig Yankees’ Run BMC trio but east division 4; Andrus, Texas, 4; Buxton, Minnesota, 4; Burns, Oakland, 4; Serena and Venus Williams, United States, def. players in all were picked Kimbrel also were selected. Aroldis Chapman was left off W L Pct gb Miller, Tampa Bay, 4. Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka (6), Czech Washington 50 35 .588 — HOME RUNS-Trumbo, Baltimore, 24; Frazier, Chicago, 23; Republic, 6-4, 6-3. Tuesday for the July 12 game at “Four days of rest and chilling after missing the first 29 games New York 45 38 .542 4 Encarnacion, Toronto, 22; Cruz, Seattle, 22; Donaldson, mixed Miami 44 40 .524 5½ Toronto, 22; Davis, Baltimore, 21; Cano, Seattle, 19; Springer, San Diego’s Petco Park. is good, but this All-Star Game, of the season while serving a Houston, 19; Beltran, New York, 19; Santana, Cleveland, 19; First round Philadelphia 39 46 .459 11 Jiri Vesely and Katerina Siniakova, Czech Republic, Chicago’s entire infield was I’m going to try to enjoy it the domestic violence suspension. Atlanta 28 56 .333 21½ Davis, Oakland, 19; Ortiz, Boston, 19; Machado, Baltimore, Central division 19. def. Dmitry Tursunov, Russia, and Andrea Petkovic, voted in — first baseman most,” said the 40-year-old Miller and Wright are among W L Pct gb STOLEN BASES-Altuve, Houston, 22; Davis, Cleveland, 22; Germany, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2. Chicago 52 31 .627 — Nunez, Minnesota, 19; Ellsbury, New York, 16; Desmond, second round Anthony Rizzo, second baseman Ortiz said, who helped the Red seven first-time All-Stars on the St. Louis 43 40 .518 9 Texas, 15; Burns, Oakland, 14; Lindor, Cleveland, 13; Betts, Neal Skupski and Anna Smith, Britain, def. Ivan Ben Zobrist, shortstop Addison Sox win three titles, including AL pitching staff, joined by Pittsburgh 43 41 .512 9½ Boston, 13; Trout, Anaheim, 13; Dyson, Kansas City, 12; Gardner, New York, 12. Dodig, Croatia, and Sania Mirza (1), India, 4-6, 6-3, 7- Milwaukee 37 46 .446 15 5. Russell and third baseman Kris their first in 86 years in 2004. Tampa Bay’s Alex Colome, Cincinnati 31 54 .365 22 PITCHING-Sale, Chicago, 14-2; Happ, Toronto, 11-3; Tillman, West division Baltimore, 11-2; Porcello, Boston, 10-2; Salazar, Cleveland, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, Pakistan, and Yaroslava Bryant — along with center Wright is a first-time All-Star Toronto’s Marco Estrada, W L Pct gb 10-3; Sanchez, Toronto, 9-1; Zimmermann, Detroit, 9-4; Shvedova (14), Kazakhstan, def. Julian Knowle, fielder Dexter Fowler, who hopes at age 31. Baltimore’s Brad Brach, San Francisco 53 33 .616 — Tomlin, Cleveland, 9-1; Wright, Boston, 9-5; Hamels, Texas, Austria, and Zhang Shuai, China, 6-3, 7-6 (4). Los Angeles 48 38 .558 5 9-2. third round to recover from a hamstring “I feel like I’m still the same Houston’s Marco Estrada and Colorado 38 45 .458 13½ ERA-Salazar, Cleveland, 2.36; Wright, Boston, 2.42; Sale, Chicago, 2.93; Estrada, Toronto, 2.93; Hamels, Texas, 2.93; Marcin Matkowski, Poland, and Katarina Srebotnik strain that has sidelined him guy,” he said. Cleveland’s Danny Salazar. Arizona 38 48 .442 15 (11), Slovenia, def. Santiago Gonzalez, Mexico, and San Diego 36 48 .429 16 Sanchez, Toronto, 3.02; Bauer, Cleveland, 3.02; Quintana, since June 18. The only other Kansas City catcher Salvador Other AL pitchers include tuesday’s games Chicago, 3.06; Tanaka, New York, 3.12; Lewis, Texas, 3.21; Arantxa Parra Santonja, Spain, 6-3, 6-4. Cincinnati 9, Chicago Cubs 5 Tomlin, Cleveland, 3.21. Juan-Sebastian Cabal and Mariana Duque-Marino, team to start four infielders was Perez and first baseman Eric Chicago’s Chris Sale and Texas’ Milwaukee 5, Washington 2 STRIKEOUTS-Price, Boston, 130; Archer, Tampa Bay, 127; Colombia, def. Rohan Bopanna, India, and Anastasia Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 1 Sale, Chicago, 118; Verlander, Detroit, 115; Kluber, Rodionova (13), Australia, 7-6 (5), 6-3. the 1963 St. Louis Cardinals. Hosmer were voted to the AL Cole Hamels. Miami 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Cleveland, 114; Salazar, Cleveland, 113; Smyly, Tampa Bay, 108; Pineda, New York, 108; Hamels, Texas, 105; Quintana, Robert Farah, Colombia, and Anna-Lena Groenefeld “It’ll be really cool starting the starting lineup along with Petco Park is the second of Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2 (15), Germany, def. Nicholas Monroe, United States, Arizona 7, San Diego 5 Chicago, 100. game and throwing to those Houston second baseman Jose four straight NL ballparks to Baltimore 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 SAVES-Britton, Baltimore, 24; Robertson, Chicago, 23; and Gabriela Dabrowski, Canada, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Colorado 7, San Francisco 3 Rodriguez, Detroit, 23; Cishek, Seattle, 20; Colome, Tampa guys in San Diego,” Rizzo said. Altuve, Baltimore third base- host the All-Stars, following Wednesday’s games Bay, 19; Davis, Kansas City, 19; Allen, Cleveland, 18; Kimbrel, Rizzo led NL players with 3.2 man Manny Machado and Los Cincinnati last year and ahead Atlanta (Jenkins 0-1) at Philadelphia (Hellickson 6-6), 1:05 Boston, 17; Dyson, Texas, 17; Chapman, New York, 16; Miami (Nicolino 2-4) at N.Y. Mets (deGrom 4-4), 1:10 Osuna, Toronto, 16; Madson, Oakland, 16. trAnsACtions million votes, and Zobrist won Angeles outfielder Mike Trout. of Miami in 2017 and Cincinnati (DeSclafani 2-0) at Chicago Cubs (Warren 3-1), southern League 2:20 north division tuesday’s sports transactions the closest race by finishing 88 Perez led all players with nearly Washington in 2018. Because of Baltimore (Gausman 1-6) at L.A. Dodgers (Norris 4-7), 3:10 WLPct. gb bAsebALL votes ahead of Washington’s 4.97 million votes. that, the AL will be the home Milwaukee (Garza 1-1) at Washington (Roark 7-5), 4:05 Montgomery (Rays) 74.636 — American League Pittsburgh (Locke 8-5) at St. Louis (Garcia 6-6), 8:15 Birmingham (White Sox) 65.545 1 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned C Christian Vazquez to Daniel Murphy. Jake Arrieta San Francisco catcher Buster team, wear white uniforms and San Diego (Rea 5-3) at Arizona (Miller 2-8), 9:40 Jackson (Mariners) 65.545 1 Pawtucket (IL). Reinstated C Ryan Hanigan from the 15-day Colorado (De La Rosa 5-5) at San Francisco (Cueto 12-1), Chattanooga (Twins) 65.545 1 DL. Sent RHP Brandon Workman to the GCL Red Sox for a and Jon Lester were selected for Posey was elected in the NL use the Padres clubhouse. Wil 10:15 Tennessee (Cubs) 65.545 1 rehab assignment. the National League pitching along with New York Mets out- Myers was the only Padres play- thursday’s games south division CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent 1B Justin Morneau to Pittsburgh (Kuhl 1-0) at St. Louis (Wainwright 7-5), 1:45 W L Pct. gb Charlotte (IL) for a rehab assignment. staff. fielder Yoenis Cespedes and er picked. Washington (Giolito 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (Colon 7-4), 7:10 Mississippi (Braves) 65.545 — CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to terms with OF Andrew Atlanta (Harrell 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Hammel 7-5), 8:05 Mobile (Diamondbacks) 56.455 1 Calica on a minor league contract. Chicago got off to a 47-20 Washington outfielder Bryce St. Louis’ 1963 infield includ- Philadelphia (Oberholtzer 2-1) at Colorado (Bettis 6-6), 8:40 Jacksonville (Marlins) 56.455 1 DETROIT TIGERS — Placed LHP Daniel Norris on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Buck Farmer from Toledo (IL). start but has slumped for the Harper. ed first baseman Bill White, sec- San Diego (Pomeranz 7-7) at L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 0-0), 10:10 Biloxi (Brewers) 47.364 2 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed RHP Wade Davis on the nAtionAL LeAgue LeAders Pensacola (Reds) 47.364 2 past few weeks. The Cubs have Arrieta is among five first- ond baseman Julian Javier, tuesday’s games 15-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Designated LHP Tyler BATTING-Murphy, Washington, .349; Ramos, Washington, Jackson 6, Tennessee 4, 11 innings Olson for assignment. Selected the contract of RHP Brooks not won the World Series since time All-Stars on the NL pitch- third baseman Ken Boyer and .335; LeMahieu, Colorado, .328; Realmuto, Miami, .325; Birmingham 9, Chattanooga 1 Pounders from Omaha (PCL). Braun, Milwaukee, .322; Marte, Pittsburgh, .320; Segura, 1908, but have the second-most ing staff, joined by New York’s shortstop Dick Groat. The 1976 Mobile 10, Pensacola 0 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned LHP Jose Alvarez to Arizona, .318; Gonzalez, Colorado, .315; Yelich, Miami, .314; Mississippi 8, Montgomery 7 Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled RHP Nick Tropeano from Salt Lake. Ozuna, Miami, .314; Diaz, St. Louis, .314; Prado, Miami, .314. All-Stars in their history behind Noah Syndergaard and Jeurys Reds’ starters were catcher Jacksonville 4, Biloxi 1 MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned LHP Buddy Boshers to RUNS-Bryant, Chicago, 68; Arenado, Colorado, 59; Myers, Wednesday’s games Rochester (IL). Reinstated RHP Trevor May from the 15-day eight in 2008. Familia, the Los Angeles Johnny Bench, second baseman San Diego, 58; Seager, Los Angeles, 58; Carpenter, St. Louis, Birmingham at Chattanooga, 11:15 a.m. DL. 56; Zobrist, Chicago, 55; Gonzalez, Colorado, 54; Diaz, St. “Make sure you slow it down Dodgers’ Kenley Jansen and Joe Morgan, shortstop Dave Jackson at Tennessee, 7:05 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned RHP Luis Cessa to Louis, 53; Rendon, Washington, 52; Ozuna, Miami, 52. Pensacola at Mobile, 7:35 p.m. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Recalled LHP Chasen Shreve RBI-Arenado, Colorado, 69; Bryant, Chicago, 64; Bruce, and enjoy every second of it,” Miami’s A.J. Ramos. Other NL Concepcion, third baseman Pete Montgomery at Mississippi, 8:00 p.m. from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Cincinnati, 62; Rizzo, Chicago, 61; Duvall, Cincinnati, 59; Jacksonville at Biloxi, 8:10 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — Optioned LHP David Rollins to Cubs manager Joe Maddon pitchers include Washington’s Rose and outfielder George Lamb, Arizona, 59; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 58; Myers, San thursday’s games Tacoma (PCL). Selected the contract of OF Daniel Robertson Diego, 58; Kemp, San Diego, 56; Murphy, Washington, 56. recalled telling his All-Stars. Stephen Strasburg, the Giants’ Foster. Jackson at Tennessee, 7:05 p.m. from Tacoma. Transferred RHP Adrian Sampson to the 60-day HITS-Murphy, Washington, 110; Segura, Arizona, 108; Birmingham at Chattanooga, 7:15 p.m. DL. Seager, Los Angeles, 101; Gonzalez, Colorado, 100; Prado, The game will feature 11 first- Madison Bumgarner, the The AL has won the game Pensacola at Mobile, 7:35 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed OF Desmond Jennings on the Miami, 100; Ozuna, Miami, 97; Marte, Pittsburgh, 95; Herrera, Montgomery at Mississippi, 8:00 p.m. 15-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Released RHP Ryan time starters, the most since Marlins’ Jose Fernandez and three straight times and is 10-3 Philadelphia, 94; Arenado, Colorado, 93; Myers, San Diego, Jacksonville at Biloxi, 8:10 p.m. Webb. Recalled RHP Tyler Sturdevant from Durham (IL). 92. TEXAS RANGERS — Designated LHP Michael Roth for 2005. In a sign of the sport’s Atlanta’s Julio Teheran. since the All-Star winner has DOUBLES-Belt, San Francisco, 26; Carpenter, St. Louis, 25; assignment. Recalled RHP Jose Leclerc from Round Rock generational change, 12 of the Washington’s Max Scherzer was determined home-field advan- Polanco, Pittsburgh, 24; Jay, San Diego, 24; Murphy, (PCL). Sent RHPs Keone Kela to Round Rock and Yu Darvish Washington, 23; Diaz, St. Louis, 22; Markakis, Atlanta, 22; to Frisco (TL) for rehab assignments. Traded OF Ryan 17 elected starters are 26 or bypassed. tage in the World Series. Arenado, Colorado, 22; Yelich, Miami, 22; Cozart, Cincinnati, soCCer Strausborger to Seattle for a 2016 international slot compen- 22. sation. TRIPLES-Lamb, Arizona, 7; Bruce, Cincinnati, 6; Hernandez, major League soccer national League Philadelphia, 6; Panik, San Francisco, 5; Segura, Arizona, 5; eAstern ConFerenCe ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Optioned C Peter O’Brien to LeMahieu, Colorado, 5; Hechavarria, Miami, 5; Carpenter, St. WLtPts gF gA Reno (PCL). Reinstated SS Nick Ahmed from paternity leave. Louis, 5; Ozuna, Miami, 5; Bourjos, Philadelphia, 4; Owings, ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned INF Ronnier Mustelier to Arizona, 4; Granderson, New York, 4; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 4; New York City FC 75627 29 31 Philadelphia 76526 29 26 Gwinnett (IL). Sent LHP Eric O’Flaherty to Rome (SAL) for a Murphy, Washington, 4; Marte, Pittsburgh, 4; Freeman, rehab assignment. LOCAL NOTES Atlanta, 4; Story, Colorado, 4; Crawford, San Francisco, 4; Montreal 64624 27 24 CINCINNATI REDS — Sent RHP Tim Adleman to the AZL Smith, Atlanta, 4; Blanco, San Francisco, 4; Peralta, Arizona, New York 79223 28 25 Reds for a rehab assignment. 4. D.C. United 56621 17 17 COLORADO ROCKIES — Reinstated RP Tyler Chatwood HOME RUNS-Bryant, Chicago, 25; Arenado, Colorado, 23; from the 15-day DL and RHP Adam Ottavino from the 60-day University coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of Duvall, Cincinnati, 22; Cespedes, New York, 21; Rizzo, Toronto FC 56520 18 19 bAsebALL soFtbALL DL. Optioned RHP Eddie Butler to Albuquerque (PCL). Placed Lee Youth CAmPs head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience Chicago, 20; Carter, Milwaukee, 20; Myers, San Diego, 19; Orlando City 44820 28 29 WVhs soFtbALL trYouts RHP Justin Miller on the 15-day DL, retroactive to July 3. Lee University baseball will offer a couple of camp in junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. For Lamb, Arizona, 19; Story, Colorado, 19; Espinosa, New England 46719 23 31 Tryouts for the 2016-17 Walker Valley Lady Mustangs LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Optioned LHP Julio Urias to sessions for area youth this summer. the second ses- more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. Washington, 18; Bruce, Cincinnati, 18; Gonzalez, Colorado, Columbus 36716 21 25 softball team will be held July 11, and July 18 from 5-6:30 Oklahoma City (PCL). Recalled LHP Luis Avilan from sion for ages 8-17 will be held July 5-7. The camp will be 18. Fishing p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of WVHS. Young Chicago 37514 15 20 Oklahoma City. an advanced hitting, pitching and catching camp. The 9 STOLEN BASES-Villar, Milwaukee, 27; Marte, Pittsburgh, 25; CLeVeLAnd bAssmAsters ladies interested in playing for Walker Valley need to be at Western ConFerenCe MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned OF Yefri Perez to Jacksonville a.m.-noon sessions will be on hitting. From 1-3 p.m. Hamilton, Cincinnati, 22; Upton Jr., San Diego, 19; Segura, The Cleveland Bassmasters meet the first Thursday of one of these dates. Participants must bring proof of having WLtPts gF gA (SL). instructions will be given on pitching and catching. The Arizona, 15; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 14; Smith, Atlanta, 14; each month at South Cleveland United Methodist Church passed a physical to participate. For more information, con- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned OF Keon Broxton to cost of the camp is $70 for hitting, $55 for pitching or catch- Myers, San Diego, 13; Jankowski, San Diego, 12; Herrera, FC Dallas 10 5434 30 24 at 7 p.m. Cleveland Bassmasters includes boaters and tact coach Lauren Limburg at Colorado Springs (PCL). Selected the contract of 3B Will ing and $110 for taking part in both sessions. Coach Mark Philadelphia, 12. Colorado 92633 19 11 non-boaters and are associated with FLW. The club fishes [email protected] or (423)336-1383. Middlebrooks from Colorado Springs. Transferred LHP Chris Brew and staff will be conducting the camps and each PITCHING-Cueto, San Francisco, 12-1; Arrieta, Chicago, 12- Real Salt Lake 85428 28 27 and holds tournament on Chickamauga Lake, Nickajack oms soFtbALL trYouts Capuano to the 60-day DL. campers will receive a T-shirt. For more information, con- 3; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 11-2; Strasburg, Washington, 11-0; Los Angeles 63826 30 18 Lake, Lake Guntersville, Lake Weiss, Watts Bar and Neely Tryouts for the 2016 Ocoee Middle School Lady Colts NEW YORK METS — Selected the contract of INF Jose tact Brew at 614-8638 or email [email protected]. Greinke, Arizona, 10-3; Fernandez, Miami, 10-4; Bumgarner, Sporting KC 78425 21 22 Reyes from Binghamton (EL). Optioned INF Matt Reynolds to Henry. Dues for the Bassmasters are $35 quarterly. Other softball team will be held July 11, and July 18 from 6:30-8:30 San Francisco, 9-4; Scherzer, Washington, 9-6; Lester, bAsebALL instruCtion fees include $35 FLW joining fee, $8 insurance, $20 per p.m. at Larry Haney Field on the campus of WVHS. Tryouts Vancouver 78324 27 31 Las Vegas (PCL). Transferred 3B David Wright to the 60-day Cleveland State Community College assistant base- Chicago, 9-4; Syndergaard, New York, 9-3. DL. year for biggest largemouth or smallmouth bass and $15 are closed. Parents are welcome to pick up their daughter at ERA-Kershaw, Los Angeles, 1.79; Bumgarner, San Portland 66624 28 29 ball coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruction for tournament largemouth or smallmouth prize. For more 8:30 p.m. Young ladies interested in playing for Ocoee PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Placed RHP Jameson Taillon and and lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons will Francisco, 2.09; Arrieta, Chicago, 2.33; Syndergaard, New San Jose 55722 19 20 C Chris Stewart on the 15-day DL; Taillon retroactive to information, contact Dewayne Lowe at (423) 715-5772. Middle need to be at one of these dates. Participants must York, 2.41; Cueto, San Francisco, 2.57; Hendricks, Chicago, Seattle 59217 14 20 be offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, catch- bring proof of having passed a physical to participate. For Thursday and Stewart to Sunday. Selected the contract of LHP ing, infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times and FootbALL 2.61; deGrom, New York, 2.62; Pomeranz, San Diego, 2.65; Houston 48517 23 25 Steven Brault from Indianapolis (IL). Sent C Elias Diaz to CLeVeLAnd CAmP oF ChAmPions more information, contact coach April Richards at ocoeemid- Lester, Chicago, 2.67; Fernandez, Miami, 2.69. pricing, contact coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email [email protected] or (423)476-0630. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Bradenton (FSL) for a rehab assignment. Designated C Jacob [email protected]. The 16th annual Camp of Champions will be held July STRIKEOUTS-Scherzer, Washington, 155; Fernandez, Friday’s games Stallings for assignment. 11-14 at Cleveland High School’s Benny Monroe Stadium. tennis Miami, 146; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 145; Bumgarner, San ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Placed INF/OF Brandon Moss on bAsKetbALL This camp, which is for third through eighth graders play- Francisco, 132; Strasburg, Washington, 123; Syndergaard, Chicago 1, San Jose 0 bubbA smith bAsKetbALL CAmP CCC summer tennis CAmPs D.C. United 1, Real Salt Lake 1, tie the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Randal Grichuk from Memphis ers, is run by Cleveland Middle and High School coaches Cleveland Country Club Tennis Pro Grace Caruthers New York, 123; Arrieta, Chicago, 115; Lackey, Chicago, 111; (PCL). New Lee University men’s basketball coach Bubba and runs from 9 a.m. until noon. The cost to attend is $75 Pomeranz, San Diego, 109; Ray, Arizona, 108. saturday’s games Smith will be hosting a Skills and Drills Day Camp for boys will be directing the CCC Summer Tennis Camps for mem- SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Sent 2B Kelby Tomlinson to and sign-up forms can be picked up at the CMS main bers and non-members alike. The six-week sessions are SAVES-Familia, New York, 29; Jansen, Los Angeles, 25; Montreal 3, New England 2 Sacramento (PCL) for a rehab assignment. ages 5 to 16 will be July 11-14 in Walker Arena. Drop off office or you can sign up the day of the camp at CHS. Sign- Melancon, Pittsburgh, 25; Ramos, Miami, 25; Jeffress, starts at 8:30 a.m. and pick up ends at 4:30 p.m. The daily currently running Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Seattle 1, Toronto FC 1, tie bAsKetbALL ups will start at 8:15 a.m. If you need more info call Coach through July 29. Group 1 is for ages 4-6 and will meet from Milwaukee, 23; Gomez, Philadelphia, 22; Casilla, San Houston 1, Philadelphia 0 National Basketball AssociationMEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — schedule will consist of fundamental drills, fun and compet- Mike Connolly at 504-5519. Francisco, 20; Ziegler, Arizona, 18; Rodney, San Diego, 17; itive games and contests, as well as team-game play. 9-9:45 a.m. each day, while Group 2 will go from 10 a.m. sunday’s games Named Keith Smart and Adam Mazarei assistant CLeVeLAnd middLe sChooL FootbALL until noon for ages 7-10. The middle and high school age Papelbon, Washington, 16. coaches.WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Named Eric Sebastian Flames coaches and players will be giving individual atten- Any 7th or 8th grader interested in playing football at CMS American League New York City FC 2, New York 0 tion and coaching throughout the week. Cost is $145. participants will have a 1-3 p.m. session each of the 18 director of coaching operations, Kamran Sufi advance scout this fall can report to practice starting July 18. Practices days. To register or to get more information on the cost and east division Sporting Kansas City 3, Columbus 2 and Tony Brown, Sidney Lowe, Chad Iske, Mike Terpstra and Registration is open online at www.leeflamesbasketball- run from 9-11 a.m. at CMS football field and all that is W L Pct gb monday’s games camps.com or you can contact coach Smith or coach Rose camps got to www.clevelandcountryclub.org/tennissched- Maz Trakh assistant coaches. required at this time is shorts, T-shirts and running shoes. ule. Baltimore 48 35 .578 — FC Dallas 4, Orlando City 0 FootbALL at 614-8460 or coach Cole Rose at 614-8061. For more information contact coach Mike Connolly at 504- Toronto 47 39 .547 2½ Portland 0, Colorado 0, tie national Football League beAr bAsKetbALL CAmP VoLLeYbALL The Bradley Central Bear Basketball Camp will be 5519. Boston 45 38 .542 3 DETROIT LIONS — Released LB Stephen Tulloch. WVhs VoLLeYbALL CAmP Los Angeles 2, Vancouver 0 held in Jim Smiddy Arena July 18-20, from 9 a.m. until New York 41 42 .494 7 hoCKeY soCCer The 2016 Walker Valley Lady Mustangs Volleyball Wednesday, July 6 noon each day. With instruction by the Bear coaching staff Tampa Bay 34 49 .410 14 national hockey League Lee id/high sChooL CAmP Camp for girls entering third through eighth grades will be New York City FC at New England, 7:30 p.m. and players, the camps is for players age 6-14. For more Central division ANAHEIM DUCKS — Agreed to terms with F Jared Boll, F The Lee women’s soccer coaching staff has held July 25-27 from 12-2 p.m. At Ocoee Middle School. The information about the camp contact coaches Chuck Clark W L Pct gb Friday, July 8 Mason Raymond and D Jeff Schultz. announced plans for the ID/High School Camp for women cost is $30 per camper. The camp will provide students the ([email protected]) or Patrick Spangler (pspan- Cleveland 51 32 .614 — Houston at Orlando City, 8 p.m. CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Linden Vey to a one-year, soccer players in grades 8-12 grades interested in the Lee opportunity to learn and play volleyball in an informative and [email protected]). Detroit 44 40 .524 7½ FC Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. two-way contract. University women’s soccer program. The camp will offer fun environment. For more information, contact Judy Pruett YmCA CAmP Kansas City 43 40 .518 8 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Agreed to terms withy F Jordin an opportunity to showcase abilities to Lee and several at (423)715-3483. saturday, July 9 The Cleveland YMCA basketball camp for rising sec- Chicago 43 41 .512 8½ Tootoo on a one-year contract. other college coaches who will also be in attendance. The bChs VoLLeYbALL CAmP Los Angeles at Seattle, 3 p.m. ond through eighth graders will take place July 18-20 from Minnesota 28 55 .337 23 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Re-signed C Jacob Josefson to a dates for the camp are July 13-16. The cost of the camp is The Bradley Central Volleyball Camp will be held July D.C. United at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. For more information, call (423)476- West division one-year contract and LW Luke Gazdic to a one-year, two-way $375 including all room and board. The cost for commuting 12-14 at Jim Smiddy Arena for ages 7-14. The cost of the 5573. W L Pct gb Chicago at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. contract. players is $275. For registration and payments, visit camp is $50 with a sibling discount offered. Registration will KiLbY indiViduAL instruCtion Texas 53 32 .624 — Columbus at New England, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to terms with G Jean- www.leesoccer.com For more information, contact Luidgi be held at 8:30 a.m. on the first day of the camp. Daily ses- Individual basketball instruction for male and female Houston 45 39 .536 7½ Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Francois Berube on a one-year contract. Beauzille at [email protected] or Amy Cooley at sions will run from 8:30-noon. For more information contact elementary, middle school, high school and post graduate Seattle 43 41 .512 9½ NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to terms with D Mat Bodie Christie McElhaney at (423) 309-8760 or email Montreal at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. athletes is being offered by former Junior College and [email protected]. Oakland 36 48 .429 16½ and F Nicklas Jensen. [email protected]. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 15 Venus rising: Williams back in Grand Slam semi 6 years later LONDON (AP) — In some ways, Williams will be joined in the “Not in the final, if I’m there.” major quarterfinals. making it to a Grand Slam semi- semifinals by a familiar face — Kerber, who surprised Serena Shvedova led 5-2 in the final is rather been-there, done- younger sister Serena, who in the Australian Open final in tiebreaker before collapsing this that for Venus Williams. moved closer to equaling Steffi January for her first Grand Slam way: forehand long, backhand She is, after all, already the Graf’s Open-era record of 22nd title, advanced by eliminating No. wide, forehand into the net, fore- owner of seven major titles, Grand Slam championships by 5 Simona Halep 7-5, 7-6 (2). hand long. Those unforced errors including five at Wimbledon. defeating 21st-seeded Anastasia Vesnina, ranked 50th and never were part of her 24 in the match, This one, though, is different. Pavlyuchenkova before a major 15 more than Venus. They also She’s 36 now, a half-dozen 6-4, 6-4. Serena quarterfinalist, created a set point for Venus, years removed from her last such hit 11 aces, moved on by who converted it with a 99 mph run. And, in the interim, she has including one at “I don’t remember. Six overwhelming service winner. been through the daily struggles 123 mph to end years ago is ages ago. I No. 19 Playing with her left thigh of dealing with a disease that can it. was most likely kicking D o m i n i k a taped, Venus moved quite well, sap energy and cause joint pain. This, then, is butt six years ago, if I Cibulkova 6-2, covering the court with speed and Williams made it to the final the latest chap- 6-2. perfect timing, offering up was in the semis or the four at the All England Club for ter of the The last enough defense and waiting for the first time since 2009, and at r e m a r k a b l e finals. You have to be.” men’s quarter- Shvedova’s miscues. When any Grand Slam tournament Williams tale: A — Venus Williams final spot was Shvedova’s final shot nestled in since the year after that, playing pair of siblings earned by 2010 the net, Venus let out a cry of mistake-free to beat Yaroslava from Compton, r u n n e r - u p “Come on!” and raised her arms. Shvedova 7-6 (5), 6-2 in the California, who rose to the top of Tomas Berdych, who completed “Once you get to this part of a quarterfinals Tuesday. tennis. It’s the 11th time they’ve his 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8), 6-7 (9), 6-3 tournament, motivation is going “Semifinals feels good. But it reached the semis at the same victory over Jiri Vesely in a match to kick in after a few games of doesn’t feel foreign at all, let’s put major; in all previous 10, one suspended after the fourth set every match,” said Venus’ coach, it that way,” said Williams, whose took home the trophy. That Monday night because of dark- David Witt, “and you’re going to first Wimbledon title came in includes four all-in-the-family ness. On Wednesday, the semifi- stop thinking about being sore, if 2000, and whose most recent finals at the All England Club, nalists will be determined by you’re sore.” came in 2008. with Venus winning in 2008, and these matchups: Andy Murray In 2011, Venus revealed that AP photo Asked to compare her current Serena in 2002, 2003 and 2009. vs. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Roger she had been diagnosed with Venus WilliAms returns a shot to Yaroslava Shvedova during level of play to that of the past, On Thursday, they will try to Federer vs. Marin Cilic, Milos Sjogren’s syndrome, and since their women’s singles match on day nine of the Wimbledon Tennis Williams shook her head, shut set up another such meeting, Raonic vs. Sam Querrey, and then there have been repeated Championships in London, Tuesday. her eyes and laughed. when No. 1 Serena faces unseed- Berdych vs. Lucas Pouille. questions about when she might “I don’t remember. Six years ed Elena Vesnina of Russia, while There wasn’t much drama in quite tennis — especially as early “Retiring is the easy way out,” One more victory each in sin- ago is ages ago,” she responded. No. 8 Venus takes on No. 4 the quartet of women’s matches losses accumulated. She had six she said. “I don’t have time for gles, and they’ll be sharing the “I was most likely kicking butt six Angelique Kerber of Germany. Tuesday, although Venus was first-round exits at majors over easy.” court again — except on opposite years ago, if I was in the semis or “Obviously, I want her to win perilously close to dropping her the past six years, compared with About 1 1/2 hours later, Venus sides of the net, reprising their the finals. You have to be.” so bad,” Serena said about opening set against the 96th- three over her career’s first 14 went back out to team with one-of-a-kind rivalry. Just like in Just like in the old days, Venus, before quickly adding: ranked Shvedova, now 0-3 in years. Serena in a doubles match. the old days. Rios From Page 13

inal gangs to access upscale ready. He said a massive cleanup transformation.” He said resi- well, it could have a tremen- areas. of the venues is set for July 15, dents “are the ones who will get dously positive impact. But it “In reality, it didn’t change for and athletes are to have access to the most from the games.” will require a lot to compensate the best because a lot of bus lines the venues on July 24. Oliver Stuenkel, who teaches for the negative press that is got cut,” she said. “I have to wait He also said ticket sales are international relations at the inevitably going to be out before, for hours and I live in front of the slow. Getulio Vargas Foundation — a during and after the Olympics.” Olympic Park. I really hope “There are still tickets avail- Brazilian university — said politi- Brazilians are also wary of things will improve with the able, very, very high-quality tick- cians view the games as “an public-works projects, which express-bus system or something ets,” he said. amazing place to gain visibility typically produce only embezzle- like that.” About 10,500 athletes and up and bolster their careers.” ment and empty promises. In a poll published Sunday in to 500,000 foreigner visitors are “If it’s not a catastrophe, the “People are not against the the Rio newspaper O Globo, 49 expected for the games. Olympics could provide Brazil Olympics, but most people I AP photo percent of Rio residents said they Few will see the real Rio, where with greater legitimacy,” know are indifferent to the Brooke Henderson hits her ball out of a sand trap on were in favor of the Olympics, the poor are being pummeled by Stuenkel told the AP. “You bring event, or at least very, very the 12th hole at the LPGA Cambia Portland Classic, in Portland, and 61 percent said they would Brazil’s worst recession since the in a lot of people from around skeptical that it will have any Ore. be successful. Asked what could 1930s, soaring crime and unem- the world. You have heads of tangible effect beyond simply make the games a failure, 85 per- ployment over 10 percent. Most state coming in. It puts you on short-term visibility,” Stuenkel cent said “the lack of security.” can’t afford an Olympic ticket or the map, and if you’re doing said. The poll size was 2,400, but a $100 souvenir soccer ball Women’s golf has the the newspaper did not give the emblazoned with the Olympic margin of error. logo. stage to itself this week Wolfgang Maennig, an Olympic Australia and several countries Hubbs gold-medal rower who studies the have instructed their athletes to From Page 13 (AP) — The stage is set for went into the creek and made economics of the games at stay away from favelas. women’s golf to finally get the bogey. Creamer struggled to Hamburg University, said the Mayor Eduardo Paes, who ini- attention it deserves. move the ball more than 10 Olympics usually produce a “feel- tially bragged about using the in the weight room, the class- der. He underwent arthroscopic The U.S. Women’s Open is feet out of the rough. Lorena good factor” when they get going. games to push pet projects, has room. I’m just trying to do the surgery on his right knee last the biggest prize on the LPGA Ochoa snap-hooked a tee shot But he was unsure about Rio. backed away from those promis- right things.” December and missed four games Tour schedule and has been into the water on the 18th “For 17 days, it’s normally a es. Hubbs’ teammates say he’s because of injury. for years. It starts Thursday at right when it looked like she honeymoon,” he said. “But you “You can’t expect the Olympics taking more shots in the gym and Barnes started Hubbs in only CordeValle Golf Club, located was the winner. never know what will happen in to solve all the social problems doing more work in the weight 16 of Tennessee’s 30 games last among the vineyards a few This was not a celebration of the case of Rio. I’m not sure it will here,” he said. “We are not a city room as he attempts to improve season and didn’t hesitate to call hours south of San Francisco, women’s golf it should have be a typical Brazilian Samba or like London or Chicago. You can’t his game and raise his stock with him out to the media on a num- only the third Women’s Open been. It was an occasion to Carnival atmosphere, but I’m expect as much from us.” potential pro scouts. ber of occasions last season. to be played in California. No cringe. sure it will be better than normal, IOC member Carlos Nuzman, “In the past, he hadn’t been Barnes acknowledged late last other major sporting events That wasn’t the only time or better than now.” the president of the organizing working like he’s working now,” season that Hubbs was a “frus- are scheduled for late after- when the elements won out Gustavo Nascimento, Rio’s committee, has stuck to his guns, junior guard Detrick Mostella trating kid to coach” but also noon this weekend, golf over timing. Go back to 2001 venue management director, saying repeatedly: “Rio will be the said. “His game is just maturing praised his talent and added that included. Devastating flooding to find the mixed-team version promises everything will be Olympic city with the greatest as he’s getting older and older. “before he’s done here, I’m going forced the PGA Tour to cancel of the “Battle at Bighorn” in He’s coming into his senior year. to figure him out.” The Greenbrier Classic in West California featuring a quartet He says he wants to play in the Hubbs believes he and his Virginia. of the best in golf — Tiger league. Coach told him the ways coach have a better understand- The cast of characters is Woods and Sorenstam against Vols to do it, and he’s been doing it. ... ing now. stronger than ever. David Duval and Karrie Webb. His work ethic just changed.” “We’re both in the right lane Lydia Ko and Brooke They had won five of the six From Page 13 Hubbs has endured an up- now,” Hubbs said. “It feels good. Henderson might be the latest majors that had been played and-down career. He knows what I’m good at. I rivalry to take root in women’s that year. bers, he became the first player in selected as a 2016 team captain He played 12 games as a fresh- know what I’m good at. We’re just golf, both teenagers, each The LPGA Tour commission- program history to rush for 100 by head coach Butch Jones at the man before undergoing season- going to try to get this thing claiming a major champi- er at the time was Ty Votaw, yards in two bowl games. Orange & White Game in April. ending surgery on his left shoul- rolling this year.” onship this year. Not to be who said the Monday night Peyton Manning is the only Reeves-Maybin led the Vols in overlooked is Ariya exhibition on a network (ABC Tennessee player to have won the both tackles and tackles-for-loss Jutanugarn of Thailand, who Sports) in prime time would be Maxwell Award, capturing the (14.0) in 2015, and turned heads won three straight times in the biggest day in LPGA histo- honor in 1997. when he racked up a career-best Lawsuit May and probably should have ry “based on the number of The Bednarik Award, which has 21 tackles against Oklahoma in won the ANA Inspiration in eyeballs that are going to be on been presented to the College early September. From Page 13 California, the first major of our product.” Defensive Player of the Year since Sutton has started all 38 the year. What he couldn’t predict 1995, also annouced its watch games of his career, including 13 plaintiffs added their names to an Dave Hart made similar remarks What can go wrong? was that 30 minutes before list. Chuck Bednarik, former games in 2015 in which he post- amended complaint two weeks at a separate press conference Historically, there is reason to they teed off, the notorious standout at Penn and with the ed 28 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, an inter- later. The original complaint refer- two days later. worry. Santa Ana wind showed up. It Philadelphia Eagles, is a member ception, two pass break-ups, and enced incidents dating back to No athletic officials commented The last time the LPGA Tour brought 30 mph of hot air that of both the College Football Hall of two forced fumbles. He is tied for 1995 to show how the school has Tuesday night, but the release had the stage to itself was in came roaring over the moun- Fame’s Class of ‘69 and the NFL fourth in career passes defended historically handled reports of announcing the settlement 2005 at Cherry Hills (Colorado) tains and created some of the Hall of Fame’s Class of ‘67. at Tennessee, recently surpass- player misconduct, and one para- included statements from Cheek, for the U.S. Women’s Open, toughest conditions of the year Defensive lineman Barnett and ing Eric Berry (31). The graph mentioned a sexual harass- DiPietro and Tennessee Board of and the tour promised a great for men or women. defensive back Sutton appear on Jonesboro, Georgia, native has ment complaint made by a Trustees vice chair Raja Jubran. show and a big future. Webb hit a 20-foot birdie the Bednarik’s preseason watch also become a feared punt Tennessee trainer in 1996 that “Settling this case was the right Among those tied for the putt some 60 feet beyond the list for the second straight year returner after leading the nation included an incident involving thing to do from a compassionate lead going into the final round hole when a gust showed up at while linebacker Reeves-Maybin is with 18.7 yards per return last recently retired quarterback perspective for the young women was a pair of teens in pony- the wrong time. Sorenstam hit included for the first time in his season. Over the last two years Peyton Manning, who was playing involved and from a reputation tails, 15-year-old Michelle Wie a 25-foot birdie putt some 30 career. Tennessee is one of seven Sutton has returned three punts for Tennessee at the time. perspective for the institution, and 17-year-old Morgan yards into the fairway because schools with three players listed for touchdowns. The amended complaint includ- regardless of the merits of the Pressel. One shot behind was of the slope and a gust. It on the preseason watch list. The Bednarik Award has seen ed a statement from former case,” Jubran said. “One side ulti- 18-year-old Paula Creamer, looked bad. An All-SEC second team selec- two Vols earn semifinalist hon- Tennessee football player Drae mately would have won in court fresh off high school gradua- The hope was that another tion after ranking third in the con- ors. Kevin Burnett was UT’s first Bowles in which he said he assist- several years from now, and we tion. Still in the mix was moment like Cherry Hills ference in sacks (10.0) last season, Bednarik Award semifinalist in ed a woman who said she had felt confident about our legal posi- Annika Sorenstam, the domi- would arrive, and here it is. Barnett will enter his junior sea- 2004, while Eric Berry advanced been raped by two other players tion, but I truly believe that both nant player in her sport going What makes it the most suc- son tied for eighth in career sacks in 2008. and that he later was attacked by sides would have lost. for the third leg of the Grand cessful women’s sport is that at Tennessee with 20. He current- Semifinalists for the Maxwell teammates and told by football “The intangible costs of emo- Slam on the very course where the LPGA has been going at it ly trails the legendary Reggie and Bednarik Awards will be coach Butch Jones that he had tional stress to those involved and Arnold Palmer charged to vic- alone for six decades. They are White, UT’s all-time sacks leader, announced Oct. 31, while the “betrayed the team.” When the the distraction to all of our posi- tory for his only U.S. Open. not subsidized like the WNBA. by only 12. The Nashville native three finalists for each award will document was filed, Jones tive progress at UT, over and Lights, camera, struggles. They do not share the golf was third on the team in total be unveiled Nov. 21. The winners responded by saying “the asser- above actual legal costs, would On a Cherry Hills course course with the men during tackles last season with 69. of the 2016 Maxwell and tion that I ever attempted to belit- have been exorbitant.” with brutal rough and fast the Grand Slam events. They Reeves-Maybin, one of the most Bednarik Awards will be tle or demean a young man for Title IX is a federal statute that greens, the lasting image was have to work harder, and they consistent linebackers in the SEC, announced as part of the Home taking action to help another per- bans discrimination at schools Wie missing putts inside 3 feet do. returns for his senior season after Depot College Football Awards son is absolutely false.” that receive federal funding. The on three out of four holes on The LPGA survived the ranking seventh in the SEC in Show held on Dec. 8. The formal Tennessee reacted to the law- U.S. Department of Education in her way to an 82. Sorenstam, retirement of Sorenstam and total tackles (105) and ninth in presentations of these awards suit by bringing all its head 2011 warned schools of their legal five shots behind, tried to drive Ochoa two years apart and tackles per game (8.1) a year ago. will be made at the Maxwell coaches together for a February responsibilities to immediately the first green just like Palmer now has the potential for a Hailing from Clarksville, he has Football Club Awards Gala host- press conference in which they investigate allegations of sexual did in 1960. She hit a tree, most compelling rivalry. started in each of his last 26 ed by Tropicana Hotel & Casino defended the culture of the athlet- assault, even if the criminal inves- games for Tennessee and was Atlantic City on March 10, 2017. ic department. Athletic director tigation has not concluded. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorial Pursuing the evasive snipe Back in the day, we had some innocent fun A billboard of love tells with a newcomer, a bag and some creativity the greatest story of all Have you been on a snipe hunt lately? The two lines face each other standing Probably not, since the youth of today have LOOKING BACK about 25 feet apart. peaking of billboards — nity, I am deeply concerned with virtually forgotten this traditional event from The team to go first choose a player from and over the past couple the hateful messages we have when we were growing up. the other team, and said, “Red rover, red Sof weeks who hasn’t heard as of late,” he told our They would say we must not have had Larry Bowers rover, we call [name of child on other team] been? — an advocate for love reporter just a few days after anything to do during our recreation time, Banner over!” The player named in the chant let go over hate has taken his mes- the unveiling — and the dis- but they’d be very wrong. We had all type of Staff Writer of his teammate’s hands and charged into activities, many of which we made up as we his opponents. sage to new heights. mantling — of the Tyler signs. “I went along. Practical jokes were among His goal is to break through their human He’s doing it with a billboard. am troubled with the perception those endeavors. then chase the others. When you were chain. If he succeeded, he picked someone Featured on one of those elec- this casts on us as citizens and The one thing kids of today don’t realize tagged, you had to stay “frozen.” The last from that team (usually the biggest) to join tronic pedestals at Exit 27 on the message it sends our chil- ... we had fun! person with the freedom to move was the his team. If he failed, he became part of the Interstate 75, the message is dren.” A snipe hunt was a practical joke where winner, and became the new “it.” other team.The teams took turns until one we made fun of credulous newcomers by One of the “sissy” games was hopscotch. team succeeds in capturing all of the play- clear, clean and to the point: He added, “Hate demands a giving them an impossible or imaginary You would draw a hopscotch board on the ers. “Hate cannot drive out hate, thoughtful response, and that is task. A younger sibling, a visiting relative or sidewalk with chalk and give each player a “Capture the flag” was a game especially only love can do that.” why I ask [others] to join me in someone from outside your neighborhood, marker, a beanbag, or rock. Each player, in for July Fourth — or flag day, similar to It is a quote from the late Dr. driving out hate with love.” were the normal targets. turn, would toss his/her marker on the another game called “King of the hill.” Martin Luther King Jr., a To help spread his positive Today, you would probably call a snipe board, starting in square one. In capturing the flag, you had two teams hunt a type of hazing, but when we were The player would then hop on one foot in of three or more people. You could play with beloved orator who served as message, Vacheresse has kids we didn’t view it as such. each square to the end of the board, hop- any number, but 10 to 12 worked best. the face — and the voice — of developed a Facebook account A snipe hunt was a specific type of "wild- ping over the square containing his marker, You then selected a “flag.” Something the Civil Rights Movement (www.facebook.com/drive- goose chase", where a person was urged to they then turned and hopped back, retriev- brightly colored (like a T-shirt or bandana). before an assassin stole his life outhate) and a Twitter account embark on an impossible search or activity ing the marker. A player lost a turn if they You’d make a border between the teams, in 1968. (twitter.driveouthate). which we devised. We would revert to the stepped on a line. The first to get his marker and pick an area for your “jail”, then find a old question: “Don’t you want to be one of 10 times won the game. hiding place for your flag on your side of the It is one of King’s most pow- The billboard he is leasing the boys (or girls)?” Did you ever blow bubbles? border. erful, and remembered, costs $30 a day to maintain. Where a wild-goose chase may be acci- You could mix liquid dish soap with water Players then attempted to sneak across speeches — “I Have a Dream” As much as he would like to, dental, a snipe hunt was a planned “adven- and glycerine, and allow it to sit for a day or the other team’s border, find and steal their — that was taunted by one of Vacheresse financially can’t ture.” two in a container. The longer you let the flag, then race back to their own side with- two racist billboards recently make a go of it alone. So, he We would have the “victim” wait out in the mixture set, the bigger the bubbles would out being caught. wood with a big bag. We would then leave, be. Today you can buy the bubble mixture You captured an enemy player (and put erected by an aspiring political has set up a Go Fund Me telling them we were going to find the at a retail store, but we had to mix our them in jail), when you tagged them on your candidate: Ocoee businessman account whose donations will “snipe” and chase it into the bag they were own. side of the border. Their teammates could Rick Tyler who yearns to repre- keep the billboard of love aloft holding. They would be excited to be includ- Rope skipping is another of those “sissy” free them by tagging them and racing back sent the 3rd Congressional for as long as possible. ed in the “hunt” with their older peers. games. Two players would hold the ends of to their side of the border. District as an Independent. Our newspaper does not tra- It was remarkable how long some of them the rope and turn it while the other players To win the game, one team would find would wait for the “snipe” to come. I had took turns jumping over it, often accompa- and capture the opposing team’s flag and The offensive signage, which ditionally solicit funds for individ- one young cousin who waited in the woods nied by music. bring it back to their team’s border. depicted an image of the White ual causes. But this cause is for for hours, before he realized he was the butt “Four-Square” was a game for the sum- Since those old days when we went on House surrounded by no individual. It is for no special of a practical joke. mer, involving at least four kids. You would snipe hunts, I’ve learned that snipe do in Confederate battle flags, was group. It is for no particular Our snipe hunts, and many other outdoor draw a large square on the asphalt or drive- fact exist, and can be hunted for sport. located — briefly, before the bill- organization. games and events, were what occupied our way with chalk and divide it into four equal While the term “snipe Hunt” is mostly used time when we were growing Up. We didn’t squares and number them one to four. A as described above, snipe hunting is a real board owner took it down — It is for all men. It is for all have television or computers, and were player would stand in each square and pursuit. along Highway 64 in Bradley women. It is for all children. It is unable to occupy time with these creations bounce a ball once in their square, then The origin of the term is when the inexpe- County. An equally as demean- for the children of their children. of technology. We had to make up games, or slap it to another player. rienced are told about an imaginary bird or ing message was erected — It is for people. depend on games which had been handed The ball must bounce once in his/her animal called the "snipe" as well as a usual- just as briefly — on a billboard It is for love. down from our parents. square. If a player missed the ball, or it ly preposterous method of catching it, such There were games like hide and go seek, landed out of bounds, or failed to bounce in as running around the woods carrying a along Highway 411 in Polk It is for life. antley over, dodgeball, and corncob and the square, he had to go back to square one bag, or making strange noises such as County. Its inexplicable mes- We can think of no worthier green apple fights, to name a few. and the others rotate up a square. The play- banging rocks together. saging read, “Make America causes. When you got clobbered with a corncob er who spent the most time in square four Real snipe (a family of shorebirds) are dif- White Again.” No donation is too small. No (soaked in water), or a green apple, you was the champion. ficult to catch for experienced hunters, so The political candidate, who donation is too large. No dona- might not think of it as fun! Another game was orange crush, where much so that the word "sniper" is derived Other games were less physical, and some you bounced the ball off a wall. from it to refer to anyone skilled enough to is offering an AR-style assault tion is unappreciated. And all were even call “sissy” games because we You tried to see how long you could keep shoot one of the small birds. weapon as a featured prize in a donations will be used to herald boys felt they were just for girls. When bore- the ball going. You could also compete by I’ve never really been a hunter, so I’ll just campaign fundraiser, claims the the voice of tolerance. dom came along, we played those too. having to match the previous player’s keep my reflections on the “imaginary” unauthorized removal of his sig- Who can donate? Anyone: There was the game of tag, where one bounce and catch. snipes of my youth. nage was a blatant violation of Individuals, churches, civic person was “it” and chased everyone else. Another game was “Red Rover,” another ——— When you tagged another person they physical game. Everyone playing was divided (About the writer: Larry Bowers is a staff his freedom of speech as pro- groups, businesses, schools, became “it.” into two teams, deciding who was to go first writer, and former three-time editor, at the tected, and guaranteed, by the clubs or nonprofit organizations A variation of this game was freeze tag, by flipping a coin (or a soft drink top). Cleveland Daily Banner. Email him at Constitution of the United ... anyone who believes in right where the “it” person would count to 10 and Each team formed a human chain line. [email protected].) States of America. In response, over wrong, all who live by the he has suggested more bill- doctrine of serving as their boards will be going up in other brother’s keeper, and everyone DEAR ANNIE areas of the 11-county congres- who is willing to stand up to the sional district. face of hate and the evil of Josiah Vacheresse, a local wrongdoing. Dear Annie: I’ve been happily who tinkers with the thermostat need to. Stamp out those flames cycle. What’s not to love? married for 10 years. During the whenever he’s here until it feels of anger before they consume Drop hints that you can hear resident who took offense at the With a perseverance beyond time I’ve known my in-laws, I’ve as if we’re in a jungle. I would you. him. Perhaps the next time you billboards but who didn’t want to measure aimed at building gone from liking them and toler- never dream of changing the With practice, you’ll learn to see your neighbor in the hall, you contribute to Tyler’s quest for hope and guiding direction, Dr. ating our differences in how we thermostat without asking in a let the little things slide. And could ask him what he thought self-serving publicity by even King offered many thoughts on relate and communicate to house I’m a guest in! Even think- chill out about the thermostat. of Anderson Cooper’s show last referencing his name or mis- love, equality and tolerance. dreading their visits and having ing about it now, I feel my blood Dear Annie: I live in an apart- night. very little tolerance for them. pressure rising. ment, and my next-door neigh- If that doesn’t work, be direct. guided ambitions, chose a far Perhaps a few might one day They always think they know With every visit, my fuse gets bor is on my last nerve. His TV is Tell him, “I’m sure you’re not higher ground for his response. also make their way to the Exit best. And even when they actual- shorter and shorter. My wife on our shared wall, and the aware, but I can hear your TV He rented a billboard of his 27 billboard, assuming the sig- ly do know better than we do and hears me, but she’s lived with it sound permeates my apartment. loud and clear.” Then work own, and he borrowed a mes- nage can be sustained. help us come to the right solu- all her life; she doesn’t know any I get that apartment dwellers together to find a mutually agree- sage from one of American his- Just a few might include: tion for something, it’s explained different. And she’s always quick have to deal with occasional par- able level at which to cap the n in a condescending way. It has to point out all the things she ties and loud music and such, noise. tory’s greatest humanitarians, “Life’s most persistent and the tone of, “That’s obviously has to deal with when we’re with and I’ve always tried to be toler- If this neighbor turns out to be the same one whose vision of urgent question is, ‘What are how you should do it. Why didn’t my parents. ant. But no one needs to watch not-so-neighborly, then it’s time changed and better times has you doing for others?’” you think of that?” It puts me on What do you suggest? — Tick, CNN at full volume all day long. to go to the landlord and com- stayed on the lips of his follow- n “I refuse to accept the view the defensive, and then the whole Tick... He’s a young guy, probably mid- plain. ers for the past 48 years. that mankind is so tragically day feels tense, although I’m not Dear Tick: You’d better dial 30s, so I don’t think his is an Hey, on the bright side, at least even sure they notice. your own thermostat down a few issue of poor hearing. you’re up on current events. In the June 26 edition of the bound to the starless midnight Another thing that annoys me degrees, bub! There’s a lot to be We don’t have much of a rela- ——— Cleveland Daily Banner, of racism and war that the bright is when my mother-in-law said for picking your battles, and tionship. When we see each (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- Vacheresse explained his inspi- daybreak of peace and brother- decides to start cleaning the that goes doubly when it comes other, we nod. That’s about the tions for Annie Lane to dearan- ration to staff writer Allen hood can never become a real- house and reorganizing the cabi- to in-laws. extent of it. I don’t want to make [email protected]. To find out Mincey. ity.” nets. I know; it sounds nice — The next time they’re in town things awkward, but I can’t take more about Annie Lane and read n but if you knew this woman, and you feel your temperature it anymore. How should I go features by other Creators He told our newspaper, “I am “I believe that unarmed you’d see she’s being passive- rising — literally or figuratively — about asking him to turn down Syndicate columnists and car- reminded of a quote by Dr. truth and unconditional love will aggressive. She makes little “jok- take a quick break to cool off. Go his TV? — Blasted Out toonists, visit the Creators Martin Luther King Jr., who so have the final word.” ing” comments about our clutter. in the bathroom and splash Dear Blasted: Ah, the sooth- Syndicate website at www.cre- eloquently said, ‘Darkness can- n “The ultimate tragedy is not Then there’s my father-in-law, yourself with cold water if you ing sounds of the 24-hour news ators.com.) not drive out darkness, only the oppression and cruelty by light can do that. Hate cannot the bad people, but the silence drive out hate, only love can do over that by the good people.” ODAY IN ISTORY Cleveland Daily Banner that.” n T H “Our lives begin to end the – – The community-minded and day we become silent about Established in 1854 people-focused Vacheresse things that matter.” (AP) — Today is Wednesday, In 1917, during World War I, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER also pointed to another source n “I look to a day when peo- July 6, the 188th day of 2016. Arab forces led by T.E. Lawrence Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant of hope — one of the most ple will not be judged by the There are 178 days left in the and Auda Abu Tayi captured the year. port of Aqaba from the Turks. beloved faces, and hearts, on color of their skin, but by the OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Today’s Highlight in In 1933, the first All-Star Herb Lacy Planet Earth: Mother Teresa. content of their character.” History: baseball game was played at Joyce Taylor As he did with the fallen Civil n “We must learn to live On July 6, 1944, an estimated Chicago’s Comiskey Park; the SPORTS EDITOR Rights leader, Vacheresse quot- together as brothers or perish 168 people died in a fire that American League defeated the ASSOCIATE EDITOR broke out during a performance National League, 4-2. Richard Roberts ed the Roman Catholic nun and together as fools.” Rick Norton in the main tent of the Ringling In 1945, President Harry S ADVERTISING DIRECTOR missionary who said, “The n “The ultimate measure of a Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Truman signed an executive greatest science in the world, in man is not where he stands in Circus in Hartford, Connecticut. order establishing the Medal of ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett heaven and on earth, is love.” moments of comfort and con- (One of the survivors of the blaze Freedom. Nicaragua became the Gwen Swiger RETAIL SALES MANAGER In Cleveland and Bradley venience, but where he stands was future actor Charles Nelson first nation to ratify the United Reilly, then age 13.) Nations Charter. Sheena Meyer County, he told us, it is not nec- at times of challenge and con- LIFESTYLES EDITOR On this date: In 1957, Althea Gibson PRESS SUPERVISOR essary to promote love over troversy.” In 1535, Sir Thomas More was became the first black tennis William Wright hate. But because of the n “I have decided to stick with executed in England for high player to win a Wimbledon sin- Richard Yarber heinous billboard messaging love. Hate is too great a burden treason. gles title as she defeated fellow 423-472-5041 In 1777, during the American American Darlene Hard 6-3, 6-2. that evoked the nightmares of to bear.” Telephone America’s turbulent past, We agree ... on all counts. Revolution, British forces cap- In 1964, the movie “A Hard tured Fort Ticonderoga. Day’s Night,” starring The Vacheresse felt compelled to But in the bigger picture In 1865, the weekly publica- Beatles, had its world premiere 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 respond in like fashion but with called humanity, life is more tion The Nation, the self- in London. British colony Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax unlike words. than just a billboard. And love is described “flagship of the left,” Nyasaland became the inde- “Like so many in our commu- the greatest sign of all. made its debut. pendent country of Malawi. 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016— 17 Islamic State tightens grip on sex slaves KHANKE, Iraq (AP) — The advertisement on the Telegram app is as chilling as it is incon- gruous: A girl for sale is “Virgin. Beautiful. 12 years old.... Her price has reached $12,500 and she will be sold soon.” The posting in Arabic appeared on an encrypted conversation along with ads for kittens, weapons and tactical gear. It was shared with The Associated Press by an activist with the minority LEGAL PUBLICATION Yazidi community, whose women AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND PUBLIC MEETINGS CONCERNING A PROPOSED and children are being held as AMENDMENT TOTHE 2016-2017 UNIFIED sex slaves by the extremists. PLANNING WORK PROGRAM While the Islamic State group is CLEVELAND URBAN AREA MPO losing territory in its self-styled The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the caliphate, it is tightening its grip Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Or- on the estimated 3,000 women ganization (MPO) will hold a public meeting on and girls held as sex slaves. In a Wednesday, July 13,, 2016 at 10:00 A.M., 2nd floor, fusion of ancient barbaric prac- City Council meeting room of the Cleveland Mu- tices and modern technology, IS nicipal Building, 190 Church Street NE in Cleve- sells the women like chattel on land. smart phone apps and shares The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its next databases that contain their pho- AP Photo/maya Alleruzzo AP Photo/Balint Szlanko public meeting on Wednesday, July 16, 2016 at tographs and the names of their iSLAmic StAte grouP militants took this LAmiyA Aji BAShAr, an 18-year-old Yazidi 11:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room “owners” to prevent their escape photo of Yazidi girl Nazdar Murat, as part of a girl who escaped her Islamic State group of the Cleveland Municipal Building, located at 190 through IS checkpoints. The database the militants have put together of Yazidi enslavers, talks to The Associated Press in north- Church Street NE in Cleveland. fighters are assassinating smug- girls and women they have enslaved, shown in ern Iraq in this May 5 photo. She described how DURING THE AFOREMENTIONED PUBLIC MEET- glers who rescue the captives, this May 18 photo taken during an interview with she was abducted along with her sisters and INGS A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE just as funds to buy the women her family at Kankhe Camp for the internally dis- 2016-2017 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM brothers when IS overran her village in 2014 and (UPWP) WILL BE DISCUSSED. THE PURPOSE OF out of slavery are drying up. placed in Dahuk, northern Iraq. The Associated was passed around from militant to militant, trying The thousands of Yazidi women THIS AMENDMENT IS TO INCLUDE THE CORRECT Press obtained a batch of 48 headshots of to escape many times. Finally she succeeded in CONTRACT AMOUNTS OF FTA SECTION 5303 and children were taken prisoner enslaved girls, smuggled out by one who March, but only after a mine exploded, killing two PLANNING FUNDS FOR THE MPO. THESE FUNDS in August 2014, when IS fighters escaped. ARE USED FOR MULTI-MODOAL TRANSPORTATION overran their villages in northern girls fleeing with her and leaving Bashar's face scarred and blinding her in one eye. PLANNING. THE AMENDMENT ALSO ADDS A CAR- Iraq with the aim to eliminate the RYOVER BALANCE OF PL112 TRANSPORTATION Kurdish-speaking minority PLANNING FUNDS TO BE USED FOR WORK TASKS because of its ancient faith. Since ed. Where is the world in all this? many of the women and girls are be found. IN THE UPWP. A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD then, Arab and Kurdish smug- Where is humanity?” dressed in finery, some in heavy “Rescues are slowing. They’re DURING THE MEETING OF THE MPO EXECUTIVE glers managed to free an average IS relies on encrypted apps to makeup. All look directly at the going to stop. People are running BOARD. COPIES OF THE PROPOSED UPWP AMEND- of 134 people a month. But by sell the women and girls, accord- camera, standing in front of over- out of money, I have dozens of MENT ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CLEVELAND PUB- May, an IS crackdown reduced ing to an activist who is docu- stuffed chairs or brocade cur- families who are tens of thou- LIC LIBRARY, THE CLEVELAND/BRADLEY CHAM- those numbers to just 39 in the menting the transactions and tains in what resembles a shabby sands of dollars in debt,” Slater BER OF COMMERCE, THE DEVELOPMENT AND EN- last six weeks, according to fig- asked not to be named for fear of hotel ballroom. Some are barely said. “There are still thousands GINEERING SERVICES BUILDING (MPO OFFICE) AT ures provided by the Kurdistan his safety. out of elementary school. Not one of women and kids in captivity 185 2ND STREET, N.E., AND ON THE MPO WEB- regional government. The activist showed AP the looks older than 30. but it’s getting harder and hard- SITE: http://clevelandtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 Mirza Danai, founder of the negotiations for the captives in One of them is Nazdar Murat, er to get them out.” The Public is invited and encouraged to attend these meetings and the public hearing and to sub- German-Iraqi aid organization encrypted conversations as they who was about 16 when she was —- Luftbrucke Irak, said in the last mit comments to MPO Coordinator Greg Thomas, were occurring in real time. abducted two years ago — one of Lamiya was abducted from phone (423) 479-1913, fax (423) 559-3373, or email two or three months, escape has The postings appear primarily more than two dozen young the village of Kocho, near the become more difficult and dan- [email protected]. on Telegram and on Facebook women taken away by the town of Sinjar, in the summer of July 6, 2016 gerous. and WhatsApp to a lesser degree, extremists in a single day in 2014. Her parents are presumed “They register every slave, every he said. August 2014. Her father and dead. Somewhere, she said, her LEGAL PUBLICATION person under their owner, and Both Facebook-owned uncles were among about 40 9-year-old sister Mayada SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE WHEREAS, default therefore if she escapes, every WhatsApp and Telegram use people killed when IS took over remains captive. One photo she having been made in the payment of the debts and Daesh control or checkpoint, or end-to-end encryption to protect the Sinjar area, the heart of the managed to send to the family obligations secured by a Deed of Trust dated security force — they know that users’ privacy. Both have said Yazidi homeland. shows the little girl standing in 09/22/05, by Frederick J. Tragesser a/k/a Fredrick this girl ... has escaped from this they consider protecting private Inside an immaculately kept front of an IS flag. J. Tragesser, Kimberly L. Tragesser to Robbie L. owner,” he said, using the Arabic conversations and data para- tent in a displaced persons camp Five other sisters all managed McLean, Trustee, for the benefit of Mortgage Elec- acronym for the group. tronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for mount, and that they themselves outside the northern Iraqi town to escape and later were relocat- M&T Mortgage Corporation its successors and as- The AP has obtained a batch of cannot access users’ content. of Dahuk, Nazdar’s mother said ed to Germany. A younger 48 head shots of the captives, signs and appearing of record in Register’s Office of “Telegram is extremely popular her daughter managed to call brother, kept for months in an IS Bradley County, Tennessee, in Book 1579, Page smuggled out of the IS-controlled in the Middle East, among other once, six months ago. training camp in Mosul, also region by an escapee, which peo- 851, and WHEREAS, the beneficial interest of said regions,” said Telegram “We spoke for a few seconds. slipped away and is now staying Deed of Trust was last transferred and assigned to ple familiar with them say are spokesman Markus Ra. “This, She said she was in Mosul,” said with other relatives in Dahuk, a Federal National Mortgage Association ("Fannie similar to those in the extremists’ unfortunately, includes the more Murat, referring to Iraq’s second- city in the Iraqi Kurdish region. Mae") and WHEREAS, Federal National Mortgage As- slave database and the smart- marginal elements and the largest city. “Every time someone Sitting very still and speaking sociation ("Fannie Mae"), as the holder of the Note phone apps. broadest law-abiding masses comes back, we ask them what in a monotone, Lamiya recount- for which debt is owed, (“Note Holder”), appointed Lamiya Aji Bashar tried to flee alike.” He added the company is happened to her and no one rec- ed her captivity, describing how the undersigned, Priority Trustee Services of TN, four times before finally escaping committed to prevent abuse of ognizes her. Some people told me she was passed from one IS fol- LLC, as Substitute Trustee by instrument filed or to in March, racing to government- the service and that it routinely she committed suicide.” lower to another, all of whom be filed for record in the Register’s Office of Brad- controlled territory with Islamic removes public channels used by The family keeps the file of beat and violated her. She was ley County, Tennessee, with all the rights, powers State group fighters in pursuit. A IS. missing Yazidis on a mobile determined to escape. and privileges of the original Trustee named in said land mine exploded, killing her In addition to the posting for phone. They show it to those She said her first “owner” was Deed of Trust; and NOW, THEREFORE, notice is companions, 8-year-old Almas the 12-year-old in a group with who have escaped the caliphate, an Iraqi IS commander who went hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been and Katherine, 20. She never hundreds of members, the AP to find out if anyone has seen by the name Abu Mansour in the declared due and payable as provided in said Deed learned their last names. viewed an ad on WhatsApp for a her, and to other families look- city of Raqqa, the de-facto IS of Trust by the Note Holder, and that the under- The explosion left Lamiya blind mother with a 3-year-old and a ing for a thread of hope they’ll capital deep in Syria. He brutal- signed, Priority Trustee Services of TN, LLC, Substi- in her right eye, her face scarred 7-month old baby, with a price of see their own missing relatives ized her, often keeping her hand- tute Trustee, or its duly appointed attorneys or by melted skin. Saved by the man agents, by virtue of the power and authority vested $3,700. “She wants her owner to again. cuffed. in it, will on July 14, 2016, commencing at 1:00 who smuggled her out, she sell her,” read the posting, fol- The odds of rescue, however, She tried to run away twice but counts herself among the lucky. PM at the at the Main Door of the Bradley County lowed by a photo. grow slimmer by the day. The was caught, beaten and raped Courthouse, 155 North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN “I managed in the end, thanks “We have zero tolerance for this smuggling networks that have repeatedly. After a month, she to God, I managed to get away 37311, proceed to sell at public outcry to the high- type of behavior and disable freed the captives are being tar- said, she was sold to another IS est and best bidder for cash or certified check only. from those infidels,” the 18-year- accounts when provided with evi- geted by IS leaders, who are extremist in Mosul. After she The wiring of funds will not be accepted. The con- told the AP from a bed at her dence of activity that violates our fighting to keep the Yazidis at spent two months with him, she ducting of the sale will be handled by Auction.com. uncle’s home in the northern terms. We encourage people to nearly any cost, said Andrew was sold again, this time to an IS More information concerning their policies and pro- Iraqi town of Baadre. “Even if I use our reporting tools if they Slater of the nonprofit group bomb-maker who Lamiya said cedures on bidding at the foreclosure sale can be had lost both eyes, it would have encounter this type of behavior,” Yazda, which helps document forced her to help him make sui- found on their website Auction.com. The following been worth it, because I have sur- said Matt Steinfeld, a spokesman crimes against the community cide vests and car bombs. described property situated in Bradley County, Ten- vived them.” for WhatsApp. and organizes refuge for those “I tried to escape from him,” nessee, to wit: Located in the Fourth Civil District —- Like the Bible, some passages who have fled. she said. “And he captured me, of Bradley County, Tennessee: Lot Thirty-Six (36) The Sunni extremists view the of the Quran implicitly condone Kurdistan’s regional govern- too, and he beat me.” East Hills Subdivision, a plat of which is recorded Yazidis as barely human. The slavery, which was widespread ment had been reimbursing When the bomb-maker grew in the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennes- Yazidi faith combines elements of when the holy book emerged. It impoverished Yazidi families bored with her, she was handed see in Plat Book 2, page 50. Subject to any cove- Islam, Christianity and also allows men to have sex with who paid up to $15,000 in fees over to an IS doctor in Hawija, a nants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, or Zoroastrianism, an ancient both their wives and “those they to smugglers to rescue their rel- small IS-controlled Iraqi town. easements of record. Subject to any governmental Persian religion. Their pre-war possess with their right hands,” atives, or the ransoms demand- She said the doctor, who was the zoning and subdivision ordinances or regulations in population in Iraq was estimated taken by interpreters to refer to ed by individual fighters to give IS head of the town hospital, also effect thereon. Subject to Restrictions as set out in around 500,000. Their number instrument recorded in Misc. Book 33, page 133, in female slaves. up the captives. But the Kurdish abused her. the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. today is unknown. In the 19th and early 20th cen- regional government no longer From there, after more than a Nadia Mourad, an escapee, has For Prior Deed Reference See Book 1453, Page 514 turies, most Muslim scholars has the funds. For the past year, year, she managed to contact her in the Register's Office of Bradley County, Tennes- appeared before the U.S. backed the banning of slavery, Kurdistan has been mired in an relatives in secret. Congress and the European see. Tax ID# 050A-F-014 Property Address: 2950 citing Quranic verses that say economic crisis brought on by Her uncle said the family paid CLEARWATER DR NE Cleveland TN 37312 PROP- Parliament to appeal for interna- freeing them is a blessing. Some the collapse of oil prices, a dis- local smugglers $800 to arrange ERTY ADDRESS: 2950 CLEARWATER DR NE, tional help. hard-liners, however, continued pute with Iraq’s central govern- Lamiya’s escape. She will be CLEVELAND, TN 37312 CURRENT OWNER(S): FRE- “Daesh is proud of what it’s to insist that under Shariah sex ment over revenues, and the fall- reunited with her siblings in DRICK J. TRAGESSER A/K/A FREDERICK J. done to the Yazidis,” she said to slavery must be permitted, out from the war against the Germany, but despite everything, TRAGESSER and KIMBERLY L. TRAGESSER The Parliament. “They are being used though the Islamic State group is Islamic State. her heart remains in Iraq. sale of the above-described property shall be sub- has human shields. They are not the first in the modern era to Even when IS retreats from “We had a nice house with a ject to all matters shown on any recorded plan; any allowed to escape or flee. bring it into organized practice. towns like Ramadi or Fallujah, big farm ... I was going to school,” unpaid taxes; any restrictive covenants, easements Probably they will be assassinat- In the images obtained by AP, the missing girls are nowhere to she said. “It was beautiful.” or set-back lines that may be applicable; any prior liens or encumbrances as well as any priority cre- ated by a fixture filing; and any matter that an ac- curate survey of the premises might disclose. Sub- Oscar Pistorius sentenced to 6 years in prison for murder stitute Trustee will only convey any interest PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) capital, Pretoria. He was calm He made history by running at Pistorius, 29, maintained he he/she may have in the property at the time of — Oscar Pistorius, the double- after the ruling, embracing his the 2012 Olympics on his car- killed Steenkamp, a 29-year-old sale. Property is sold “as is, where is.” SUBORDI- amputee Olympian described by aunt and tearful sister before bon-fiber running blades, and model and reality TV star, by NATE LIENHOLDERS: The Bank/First Citizens Bank a judge as a “fallen hero,” was being led down a courtroom was one of the world’s most rec- mistake thinking she was an For every lien or claim of lien of the state identi- sentenced on Wednesday to six staircase to a holding cell ahead ognizable athletes. intruder hiding in the bathroom fied above, please be advised notice required by § years in a South African prison of being taken to prison. “He’s a fallen hero, he has lost early on Valentine’s Day 2013. 67-1-1433 (b)(1) was timely given and that any sale for the murder of girlfriend Later, a convoy of police cars his career and he is ruined Prosecutors alleged that he of the property herein referenced will be subject to Reeva Steenkamp, in a ruling with lights flashing and sirens financially,” said Masipa, who killed her intentionally after the the right of the state to redeem the land as pro- viewed by some as too lenient. wailing left a side entrance of the originally convicted Pistorius of couple argued. vided for in § 67-1-1433(c)(1). All right and equity However, Judge Thokozile courthouse. In the convoy was a manslaughter, a ruling that was Pistorius will be eligible to of redemption, statutory or otherwise, homestead, Masipa appeared to anticipate van with tinted windows, possi- overturned by an appeals court apply for parole after three and dower are expressly waived in said Deed of criticism of a jail term that fell bly carrying Pistorius. that instead convicted him of years, according to legal experts. Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the far short of the normally man- The sentencing was the latest murder and sent the case back Prosecutors, who had asked that undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute dated 15 years for murder under act of a three-and-a-half year to her for sentencing. he be sentenced to 15 years in Trustee. The right is reserved to adjourn the day of South African law, declaring: legal drama that has often In explaining the sentence, prison, can appeal for a heavier the sale to another day, time, and place certain without further publication, upon announcement at “Our courts are courts of law, played out on live television and Masipa said there are “substan- sentence but have yet to com- the time and place for the sale set forth above. PRI- not courts of public opinion.” shown the fall from grace of a tial and compelling circum- ment on whether they will do so. ORITY TRUSTEE SERVICES OF TN, LLC 2970 Clair- Pistorius, who shot runner once viewed as an inspi- stances” to show leniency toward “The family accepts the judg- mont Road NE, Suite 780, Atlanta, Georgia 30329 Steenkamp through the door of a ration to many for overcoming Pistorius because he is a “good ment,” Anneliese Burgess, a 770-234-9181 File No.: 7345.29160 Web Site: toilet cubicle in his home in his disability. Both of Pistorius’ candidate for rehabilitation,” is spokeswoman for the Pistorius www.rcolegal.com Cleveland Daily Banner 2013, was asked to stand and legs were amputated below the unlikely to commit another family, said outside the court- 06/22/16, 06/29/16, 07/06/16 TS#: 7345.29160 face Masipa as she announced knees when he was 11 months crime and had shown what house. FEI # 2013.04415 06/22/2016, 06/29/2016, his sentence in a wood-paneled old because of a congenital appeared to be genuine remorse The Steenkamp family did not 07/06/2016 courtroom in the South African defect. over Steenkamp’s death. criticize the sentence. June 22, 29, 2016; July 6, 2016

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By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor Tennessee is ranked No. 4 among the Top 10 Best States for Retirement in 2016, accord- ing to a recent retirement analy- sis by Kiplinger, a Washington, D.C.-based publisher of busi- ness forecasts and personal finance advice. The report rated all 50 states based on calculated factors that are important to retirees. According to Kiplinger.com, the “rankings favored states that are affordable — especially in terms of lower taxes on retirees and lower health care costs. Then we took health into account — both the economic health of each state and the overall health of the population. Finally, we rewarded states with relatively prosperous popula- tions of residents age 65 and up.” The cost of living in Tennessee is 2 percent below the national average and its fiscal soundness shows the state should have no issues in maintaining its tax- friendly status, according to Kiplinger. Other states rounding out the top 10 were Idaho, Arizona, Florida, Washington, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Utah and South Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT Dakota. ESMERELDA LEE, campus manager at Garden Plaza of Cleveland, posed with Charlotte Dennis, a four-year resident at Garden Plaza. Dennis, 91, said she heard of Garden “To be named as one of the top Plaza through her daughter Susan, then transplanted to Cleveland from up North. “They say Cleveland is the place to be,” Dennis said. “I love it here. My daughter has lived five retirement destinations in here since 1972.” Right, Gary Sheldon, a retired Cleveland resident originally from Vermont, said he found the community to be a great place to retire. Having come to The City the country is an accolade of which we can be proud as we With Spirit in 1984 while working for the Atlanta company Watkins Motor Lines, the 81-year-old retired truck driver said he enjoys walking inside Bradley Square Mall and staying continue to build awareness,” active at the local YMCA. Below, Melissa Woody, vice president of tourism development at the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce, said Cleveland is blessed with friendly said Commissioner Kevin people, low cost of living and an attractive climate. Cleveland also has good word of mouth. Triplett of the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development. “We continue to Cleveland Mayor Tom medical or rehabilitation needs tell the story of our low cost of Rowland said, “I feel that are met. living, no state income tax, low Cleveland plays a big part in Esmerelda Lee, campus man- property taxes, four mild sea- making Tennessee an attractive ager at Garden Plaza of sons, incredible quality of living location for retirees in this com- Cleveland, said, “I think and breathtaking scenic beauty munity. There is no question Cleveland is one of the best through the Retire Tennessee about the beauty of Southeast places to raise a family. It’s also program and people are noticing. Tennessee. Here folks who are one of the best places to grow old Many of the top destinations for looking for a retirement location in. The great thing about retiring in our state are in more look for several things such as Cleveland is that you can go rural counties providing a relax- low taxes, quality of life, four anywhere and people are so ing environment filled with natu- season changes, amenities and friendly! They get to know you by ral attractions and outdoor lower cost of living. name. They watch over each amenities and those relocating “The city is rapidly growing other. If someone goes to the here bring a great value to these and I feel that is attributed to at hospital they’ll make a little dish communities through their least two things. They are people and go by and deliver it the next knowledge and energy and help moving here to work, and the day. The genuine family, neigh- stimulate the economy in the retirees. I am amazed when I borly nature of a small town is a process.” look at license tags on cars valuable thing.” The Kiplinger report narrowed parked at our major apartment According to Lee, the benefit of their recommendations further complexes and discover the large their business is not only what by highlighting cities within each number from out of state. Garden Plaza does for its resi- ranking state. Among them Garden Plaza also plays a major dents, but the way it has become Chattanooga, one of the state’s role in attracting retired citizens a resource to the entire commu- 19 Retire Tennessee communi- offering them many retirement nity, helping those who can or ties, was featured with mentions options. Our citizens are wel- can’t afford to stay at the pre- of the thriving art and music coming and all exemplify the city miere senior living community. scene along with outdoor recre- with spirit.” “We can find other resources other. I think a lot of people who hear at the Chamber from people easy access to the performing ation opportunities including Garden Plaza at Cleveland fea- available to them and we try to have moved here have found who choose to retire in arts and the high quality of its biking along the Tennessee River tures some of the finest retire- be a blessing to them,” she said. that to be incredible.” Cleveland. We are also located musical and theatrical shows. As and whitewater rafting. ment options for independent “I think that’s the value of any Melissa Woody, vice president within a day’s drive of 75 percent Lee pointed out, “I’ve had a lot of Similar attractions can be living and assisted living in the business you have in Cleveland. of tourism development at the of the country’s population. This people come here who are used found in nearby Bradley County, country, offering spacious patio If you can’t be of value to them in Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of makes us a great area for those to going to major concerts — where many retiring seniors homes with stunning surround- terms of a product that you offer, Commerce, noted, “We are looking to be close to children Broadway and different places. from all across the country, ings and outstanding services the great thing about this little blessed with friendly people, low and grandchildren who live and When they go to (Lee impressed with Cleveland’s for residents 55 and older. Life town is that they will find some- cost of living and an attractive work in the Eastern United University’s) Presidential relaxing environment and natu- Care Center of Cleveland is also one who can help you. That’s climate. We are surrounded by States.” Concerts Series — one of the ral attractions, decided to make located on the campus to ensure Cleveland. We help each other beautiful mountains and rivers. Another outstanding feature it their new home. any temporary or long-term out and we take care of each These are the main reasons we that sets Cleveland apart is its See RETIREMENT, Page 22 Blair Howard’s latest and greatest, ‘Gone,’ not to be forgotten

“Gone” by Blair Howard tionable themselves. The case takes Starke to a university The fifth book in the Harry Starke Series on Signal Mountain and he stumbles on two cold cases of By BETTIE MARLOWE murder, and another killing, seemingly linked to Emily’s. Banner Staff Writer The search for a killer or killers expands to include a big- ger case involving the FBI, a sex-trafficking ring and alter- “Gone,” the fifth mystery novel in the Harry Starke native lifestyles. Series by Blair Howard, is not a cliffhanger. In fact, all the The danger stalks Starke, his girlfriend (a TV reporter), Harry Starke novels are stand-alone books, although and his former police partner as they try to untangle the they’re all connected, as far as the main information that is unearthed. characters and settings are concerned. The ending goes back to the beginning BLAIR Although “Gone” is totally a work of fic- and a twist in the story will surprise the HOWARD’S latest tion, the reader will recognize and relate most discerning reader. book, “Gone,” is to the Chattanooga area locations. In “Gone,” Starke is still the brash, in- being hailed as With a dedication to Jack Knapp — “I your-face person (with a street-gutter the best Harry owe you, my friend, for your support, vocabulary) he was in the first mystery Starke novel thus insight and good advice. Thank you” — novel, but integrity and honesty have Howard writes in the persona of private emerged to make him acceptable and far. The fifth mys- investigator Starke in the first person. tery novel in the desirable as someone you can count on He establishes the setting and the plot in a crisis. An edge of compassion even Harry Starke in Chapter 1. Emily Johnston, the comes through. It’s no wonder that series is a riveting daughter of Starke’s former boss, thoughts of marriage to his girlfriend page-turner that Chattanooga Police Chief Wesley Amanda have surfaced as well. Will that keeps the reader Johnston, is gone. Although Starke and be for another story? glued to the char- Chief Johnston haven’t seen eye-to-eye in Howard has been a freelance writer for acters and the the years since their working together, more than 30 years. He has had more plot. Johnston turns to Starke for help. And than 4,700 of his articles published in Starke remembers Emily when she was a national and international newspapers little girl running around the station and and magazines. His online experience he cares about her. spans 12 years, eight of those years with Emily’s body is found in a remote the New York Times. He has published county location. Since the chief’s juris- some 30 hard copy and paperback books diction ends at Chattanooga’s city limits, he enlists also, and 23 e-books on Kindle. Starke’s expertise as a detective. The writer is a photojournalist, also, with more than 50 There is a problem. Starke has to deal with the county sheriff, Israel Hands, and county detectives, who are ques- See HOWARD, Page 22 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Wright Way Dion at Dior, as Cooper and Garner hit Paris Couture Week PARIS (AP) — Celebrities met designs replete with sparkle and The riddles of life tailoring at the start of Paris Couture Week Monday. Here are By WILLIAM WRIGHT leave. His guard tells him travel some highlights of the fall-winter Lifestyles Editor by some other means rather than 2016 collections including show a plane, because he just dreamt reports from Dior, Atelier Versace, We can all get to a point in life that the plane was going to crash! Giambattista Valli and where we feel we have become too The guard leaves because it’s the Schiaparelli: great of a riddle to ponder the rid- end of his shift. The business- ——— dles of life. Mark Twain once man heeds his guard and takes a DION AT DIOR said, “Let us consider that we are boat. Soon after arriving in Seldom seen at the Paris fash- all partially insane. It will explain Iceland he hears that the plane ion shows, francophone superstar us to each other. It will unriddle he was supposed to go on Celine Dion triggered media may- many riddles. It will make clear crashed. When he arrives home hem on arrival at Christian Dior’s and simple many things which he fires his guard. Why did the couture atelier show Monday are involved in haunting and man fire the security guard? dressed in a demure Dior charcoal harassing difficulties and obscu- 2. A guy was at a carnival and pantsuit. rities now.” went to a booth where a man said The singer, who’s performing in Life is full of riddles. Some to him, “If I can write your exact France as part of her European haunt us. Some make us laugh weight on this piece of paper then tour, made an emotional return to and some nearly drive us insane. you’ll have to give me $50, but if the stage last month and was all The oldest known riddle was I cannot, I will pay you $50 — smiles at the fall-winter couture mentioned in the Bible and was deal?” show despite having endured a used to wipe out some of God’s The guy looked around and difficult year in which she lost enemies. According to Judges saw no scale so he agreed, think- both her husband and her broth- 14:10-19, Samson came up with ing no matter what the carny er. one of the top riddles of all time. writes he’ll just say he weighs The 48-year-old singer patiently AP photo He was having a banquet for more or less. In the end, though, posed for photos with fans before FRENCH rock singer Johnny Hallyday poses with Canadian singer Celine Dion before Christian Dior’s some of his acquaintances when the guy ended up paying the man hanging off the bannister of Dior’s Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2016-2017 fashion collection was presented Monday in Paris. he decided to make a little wager. $50. How did the man win the iconic atelier at 30 Avenue If his guests could answer the bet? Montaigne, the venue for the with dramatic form in its twisty, riddle, Samson would give them 3. Johnny’s mother had three show, to soak up the adulation crisscrossed and draped ode to 30 articles of fine clothing. If they children. The first child was and iridescent flashes. female empowerment. failed, they would have to do the named April. The second child The attention even eclipsed that Though this was a carefully same for him. They agreed, and was named May. What was the of Johnny Hallyday, France’s planned spectacle and with mod- Samson told them the following third child’s name? answer to Elvis, who also attend- els who walked more slowly than riddle at Judges 14:14: “He said, 4. In Georgia, you cannot take ed and had one screaming we’ve come to expect from ‘Out of the eater came something a picture of a man with a wooden woman, in advanced years, trying Donatella — the aim of the to eat; Out of the strong came leg. Why not? to scale a barricade just to get designs, including silk gowns and something sweet.’ Three days 5. If you were running a race, close. pant looks, was to evoke spon- later they had still not figured out and you passed the person in ——— taneity. what the riddle meant.” — Good second place, what place would DIOR RETURNS TO THE This was achieved with some News Translation. you be in now? ATELIER success via draping and volume Later, Samson’s wife tricked 6. Before Mount Everest was It is twilight season for play with details of the clothes him into telling her the answer, discovered, what was the highest Christian Dior, a house which has caught still in time. Draped duchesse satin was which she told to his guests. The mountain in the world? still not replaced its lauded dramatically twisted, for instance, answer? Bees had made a honey- 7. Bill has been married for 10 designer Raf Simons. as if frozen in a moment. comb in the carcass of a lion he years, but forgot his anniversary. Fittingly, the theme of Monday’s The program notes called it “an had killed. Angered by the pres- His wife says, “My anniversary show was a return to the atelier — exploration of form that runs sure the men put on his wife to present better be on the driveway both geographically and creatively through the collection.” It was get her to betray him, the mighty tomorrow and it better go from — in a collection almost exclusive- seen again in creative twisted Samson executed 30 men of the zero to 200 in two seconds!” A ly realized in black and white. knots of leather in high heels that same town, took their clothes package shows up for her the It was, so said the program fell with purposeful nonchalance. and gave them to the “winners” of next morning. What is it? notes, a color juxtaposition that At times, they perhaps seemed his riddle contest. Riddles can work the brain, the late Monsieur Dior himself overly floppy. Since then, riddles have taken improve comprehension, offer loved. Elsewhere, clusters of on a more entertaining format, intellectual humor, and be used But it was, at heart, just a Swarovski crystals glistened on a allowing people to guess for days, as a teaching tool and an instru- strong care-taker show that cashmere coat with back draping. weeks or months before the ment to bond with others. Find played it safe. “I love the elegance, sophistica- answer is revealed. Riddles can one you really like. Share it with Interim designers Serge tion and drama of today’s also be a teaching tool for young a friend and allow time for the Ruffieux and Lucie Meier linked woman,” Versace said of her show. and old to learn in a different person to really think about it. the monochrome to their personal The 34 looks were all of that, way. They make you exercise Perhaps even the riddles of your creative elemental duality, mascu- but could have perhaps benefited your problem-solving faculties life won’t be puzzles too big to line and feminine, in a show that from a small shot of energy. and they are one of the most solve. Here’s one final riddle: 8. If riffed on menswear tailoring and ——— inexpensive forms of entertain- you know me then I am nothing. draping. It was delivered on rather SCHIAPARELLI’S CIRCUS ment you’ll ever find! If you don’t, then I am something, low-key sandal flats with reduc- For example, if I asked you what am I? tive Cleopatra-style eye make-up. SHOW AP photo “What can bring back the dead, There were experimentations Bertrand Guyon’s third collec- A MODEL wears a creation as part of Giambattista Valli's fall-win- make us cry, make us laugh, Answer: with the archives in the 45 looks. tion for Schiaparelli delved into ter 2016-2017 Haute Couture fashion collection, presented in Paris, make us young; born in an 1. The guard was sleeping on They included modern variations the history of the storied house, on Monday. instant yet lasts a life time — duty when he had the dream and on the New Look, the style that drawing inspiration from the cou- what would you say? Stop read- he is not supposed to sleep at made Dior’s name in 1947 and turier’s influential Circus collec- and purposefully off-kilter — seg- vengeance on the couture calen- ing and think about it, or ask work. reintroduced material lengths to tion of 1938. ments in the sleeves that came dar. someone. The answer is: 2. The man did exactly as he European audiences following the It lent itself well to a show full of across as abstract, yet feminine. And the Dutch wunderkind Memories. Try this one: What is it said he would and wrote “your restrictions of World War II. sheen, shoulder and eccentricity. They soon merged into floor- produced a fantastical 3-D cou- that tastes good, but you would exact weight” on the paper! It made for a creative play in Large surrealistic embroidered length diaphanous silken gowns ture display worthy of her many never eat? Think about it. The 3. Johnny, of course. one loose, delicate Bar Jacket motifs sparkled with images of with Grecian-style gathered, or recent creative accolades. answer? Your tongue. OK. The 4. You can’t take pictures with embroidered with sequins and sil- butterflies, circus balls, eyes, lips segmented, detail around the Seeking to show sound waves answers to these next riddles will a wooden leg. You need a camera ver thread and elsewhere on a and one silver gown shimmered bust. as evolving patterns in the 12 be at the end of this article. So to take pictures! skirt in ecru wool silk that had a elegantly with a Ferris wheel set As ever, the color palette was gown display, the 32-year-old’s really think about these before 5. You would be in second. You creative, dropped voluminous feel. amid a funfair. reductive — with white, black, designs, as ever, possessed an peaking at the end. passed the person in second ——— Elsa Schiaparelli, who died in pale blue with flashes of bold red. organic, sensual feel. 1. A businessman is about to place, not first. VERSACE FRONT ROW 1973, famously mixed into her But it was handled with The creations seemed to riff off take a trip to Iceland. His securi- 6. Mount Everest; it just wasn’t Season after season, Donatella designs references to her great panache and subtlety. blown up inner-flesh — or else, ty guard wakes him in the middle discovered yet. Versace wields her enviable surrealist friends who included It made some fashion critics sea-dwelling crustaceans parad- of the night with a phone call the 7. A scale. address book at Paris Fashion Salvador Dali. wonder why he has not reportedly ing in a coral reef. night before he is supposed to 8. A riddle. Week to add magic to the Versace Guyon stayed close to this her- been touted for the Christian Dior New techniques of material- brand. Sunday’s late show was itage. top job. making were on display in fabrics testament to this, boasting actors Like a flamboyant circus cos- ——— that were created via Swarovski California pot exhibit aims for Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Garner tume, a midnight velvet column IRIS VAN HERPEN water drop crystals covered in and model Naomi Campbell on dress sported exquisite straight, Science again met fashion for transparent silicon or thousands debate on provocative plant the front row — kitted out, of stiff arms that stood up squarely Iris Van Herpen Monday, a of hand-blown glass bubbles. course, in Versace. above the model’s physical shoul- designer who delved into ready-to- Needless to say, the ever-sexy OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — It’s The exhibit comes at a time All eyes were on Garner, who der. It cut a unique silhouette wear but has come back with a gowns bore inches of leg. known as Mary Jane, ganja, when 35 states already have rocked an Atelier Versace silk against a sheer midriff and a gold Chronic and even the sticky icky medical marijuana laws on the cady dress from the fall 2016 col- bar covering the nipples. and has been featured in count- books and four states and lection with pale blue inserts and But the real devil was in the less movies, including one that Washington, D.C., have legalized a high slit, as she chatted engag- back detail. Howard warned of its dangers, “Reefer weed for recreational use. ingly with her “Alias” co-star, Like in the ‘30s, Schiaparelli’s Madness.” It is organized into 10 different Cooper, who looked relaxed in a heyday, backs were scooped, From Page 21 Now, marijuana is the subject areas of focus — Cannabis black hooded bomber. draped and accentuated in of a contemporary history and Science, Medical Marijuana, Campbell had the best look, eveningwear, drawing in the eye. It years’ experience and has written Starke novels include “Two For science exhibit. Profitable Pot, Sacred Ganja, though, revealing enviable inches was a simple, yet effective formula. four books on photography. The Money,” “Hill House” and “Altered State: Marijuana in Criminal Dope, Creative Grass, of leg in a fully beaded Versace ——— His English accent is unmis- “Checkmate.” California,” a one-of-its-kind Evil Weed, Politically Loaded, micro dress — that at times GIAMBATTISTA’S VALLI GIRLS takable — he was born and Look for his books on Amazon museum exhibition focusing on Youth and Weed, and impeded her mobility — and a Fashion master Giambattista raised near Stratford-on-Avon, U.S. http://amzn/1K8zCrl; or the topic, is open through the Recreational Reefer. It was a two- matching beaded bomber. Valli played with size, proportion close to the English Cotswolds. Amazon U.K. summer at the Oakland Museum year project with about 100 col- “It’s too short,” Campbell and dimension in a typically per- He met his wife, Jo, when he http://amzn.o/1Rux5XW. Kindle of California. laborators. exclaimed at one point, as she fected couture display. came to the United States in Unlimited members may read Set against the backdrop of a “Weed has a lot of fans,” Seiter tried to negotiate herself around The Italian-born designer began 1979 to visit Civil War battle- them for free. The Howard Blair California ballot measure this said. “We didn’t want to open the front row to chat with some with figurative versions of the fields. They have lived in books are also available at the year asking voters to legalize ourselves up to criticism. We acquaintances. Babydoll silhouette — the famed Cleveland 36 years. gift shop at the Museum Center marijuana’s recreational use, the wanted to do our homework.” ——— ‘50s nightie style that flares out at His novel, “Harry Starke,” was at Five Points. exhibition features artwork, Highlights of the exhibition VERSACE IS CAUGHT IN THE the hip with puffy sleeves. the first in a series of mystery Visit Howard’s website at political documents and posters, include live and preserved speci- MOMENT The first in a series of white novels set in the Scenic City. www.blairhoward.com or email: scientific displays, and interac- mens of cannabis on loan to the Atelier Versace experimented gowns had creatively gathered — “Gone” is his fifth. Other Harry [email protected]. tive and multimedia exhibits all museum, a walk-in installation meant to provoke questions and by artist Cybele Lyle that alters conversations about the provoca- viewers’ perspectives of space tive plant. and time, and a “Cannabis “We have designed an open Confessional” that allows visitors Retirement and participatory experience to to share their private, anony- From Page 21 engage anyone who has an opin- mous thoughts about marijuana. ion or wants to learn more about “All of us as individuals and as couples that moved from up resources that they’re able to Tennessee is one of only four According to Ramay the complex issues and informa- staff have very personal and emo- north were saying that some of offer to our community. That’s a states in the country with a for- Winchester, director of Tourism tion about this topic,” said tional reactions to pot,” said Lori the same performers that they huge selling point. I get tickets mal retiree recruitment program Initiatives who has managed the Associate Curator of Natural Fogarty, the museum’s director. paid to see at a concert in New for our residents for different and continues to gain momen- Retire Tennessee program since Sciences Sarah Seiter. “I think a lot of that depends on York, they get to see at the events we have in our communi- tum as a retirement destination its inception 10 years ago, “The “We’re interested in presenting where you are in your life and Presidential Concert here at the ty like Arts in the Park, Chair- for baby boomers. The Retire number of inquiries to a forum for all sides of deep com- your own personal experiences. Dixon Center. Lee University can ries Jubilee — and our residents Tennessee program, part of the Tennessee from advertising and munity conversations about mar- What we were striving to do is really bring these talented people love going to these. They also Tennessee Department of expos are at an all-time high.” ijuana, its history, politics, cul- move the conversation beyond in. So, people also move here take their dogs and walk the Tourist Development, inspired For further information on the ture and impacts on our state,” those purely emotional reactions because of the arts. Lee is a Greenway. We have a lot to offer more than 8,000 inquiries from Retire Tennessee program, visit Seiter said. to a broader understanding.” vibrant campus that has lots of in Cleveland.” potential retirees in 2015. www.retiretennessee.org. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016—23 CLASS REUNIONS Museum Center at Five Points

Bradley Central High School 1996 New exhibit on history of Ocoee River to open July 29 All 1996 graduates of Bradley Central High School are invited to the 20th year class reunion on Oct. 8. Join us for a casual evening Special; to the Banner the issues the Ocoee River has faced and is facing, and add at The Barn at Fillauer Lake beginning at 6 p.m. your voice to the multitude of locals who have already pledged Registration can be found at http://www.payit2.com/collect- In the water of the Ocoee River is the lifeblood of one of their support for the future of a productive and enjoyable river. page/74676. Questions about the event can be sent to bchsclas- southeast Tennessee’s most valuable economic assets. From Although the importance of the Ocoee River to our region will [email protected]. hydroelectric power generation to commercial rafting and recre- endure regardless of the decisions made regarding its use, we ation, the Ocoee River silently and selflessly serves our region encourage locals and visitors alike to seize this opportunity to Bradley Central High School 1966 in more ways than one. learn about the challenges facing our But what should we do when multiple river today. Bradley Central High School graduates of 1966 are planning a parties with an interest in the river’s man- The members-only opening reception reunion on Sept. 9 and 10. For information, email agement collide? will be held at 6 p.m. on July 28. The [email protected]. Which has precedence? exhibit will open to the public at 10 a.m. Who “owns” the water of the Ocoee? on July 29. Government agencies, such as the TVA? “One River, Many Stories: History and Commercial rafting outfitters? Or the people Heritage of the Ocoee River is generously of the Ocoee Region and beyond? sponsored by the First Tennessee Hints from Heloise On July 28, the Museum Center at Five Foundation. Points will unveil a new temporary exhibit, The Museum Center at Five Points “One River, Many Stories: History and tells the story of the Ocoee region Heritage of the Ocoee River.” through compelling exhibitions and The exhibit addresses all this and more, dynamic educational programming that focusing on the history of the river from the promotes history, culture, and preserva- Is this casserole all cracked up? wrap on the counter. I take one earliest Native American usage, the con- tion. Dear Heloise: I often see slice and place it at the end of the struction of the first dams in 1910, through the advent of com- The Museum Store features arts, crafts, and books from BREAKFAST CASSEROLE plastic and fold the plastic over mercial rafting and the recreational use agreement between the select artists, craftsman, and authors from within a 200-mile RECIPES where you refrigerate the slice. The second slice is TVA and the outfitters. radius. Hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and the pan overnight and then bake placed on top of the first (separat- Unlike most exhibits, which focus exclusively on the past, Saturday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. the next morning. However, none ed by the plastic), and I fold the this exhibit will have an eye for the future. The museum is closed Sunday, Monday and on select holi- of the recipes say to let the pan wrap over that slice. I place it in The 35-year recreational use agreement between the outfit- days. sit awhile before putting it in the a plastic zipper-top bag and ters and the TVA is set to expire in 2019. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and oven. Won’t a glass pan crack if squeeze out the air. The package Unless they reach another amicable agreement, recreational free for children under 5. Members of the Museum receive free it’s put into the oven directly is put in the freezer and stored use of the river will disappear and once again it will be used admission. from the fridge? I’m asking until needed. It’s very simple to solely for power generation. Group rates are available and the Museum’s facilities can be because I don’t want to end up remove one or more of the slices. The Museum invites you to visit the new exhibit, learn about rented year-round for weddings and special events. cleaning cooked eggs off my oven No more discarded bacon! — Paul walls and floor. — Kathy M., via K., Oak Park, Calif. email You’re right! It’s rare to see a Making pancakes recipe that tells you to do this. Dear Heloise: Two hints that I However, a major glassware man- use when making buckwheat FOOD ufacturer states that you should pancakes from a mix and frying pull a dish out of the refrigerator them on a nonstick griddle: and allow it to warm up for 15 1. Measure the vegetable oil minutes before placing it in the first, then use the same spoon for On Deadline: herbed salmon over a green, herby salad oven. Also, don’t place the glass- the honey. It slides right off. ware in an oven that is preheated 2. Rub cold butter on the cold Boston lettuce and mache, for above 425 degrees F. By Katie WORKmaN griddle before heating. It coats Associated Press example It is sudden temperature the surface and doesn’t pool. 1/2 cup whole fresh parsley changes that can cause cracking — Carol W., New Cumberland, It’s amazing how the weather leaves or shattering of glassware, so Pa. dictates what we want to eat, 1/4 cup sliced chives never take a glass pan directly isn’t it? Even if you’re not con- 1. Preheat the oven to 300 from freezer to oven. Instead, Celery leaves sciously trying to cook with the degrees Fahrenheit. Spray a bak- thaw the dish overnight in the seasons, you want braises and Dear Heloise: I keep celery ing pan with nonstick spray, or refrigerator for cooking the next stews when it’s cool out, and lightly oil the pan. Place the day. — Heloise leaves stored in a zipper-top food that is lighter and brighter plastic bag in the refrigerator. salmon filets in the pan. when it’s warm. 2. In a small food processor, SEND A GREAT HINT TO: When recipes call for chopped This decidedly warm-weather celery or parsley, I add some blend together the scallions, 1/3 Heloise salmon is bathed in an olive-oil- cup olive oil, dill, 1/4 cup parsley P.O. Box 795000 leaves for a burst of celery flavor. and-herb mixture and cooked at — Sally W., Hammond, Ind. leaves, and 1/2 teaspoon salt. San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 a fairly low temperature to let it Spread the mixture over the Fax: 210-HELOISE cook through without browning, salmon, and bake for about 16 to Email: [email protected] Mixing meat and give it a very tender texture. 18 minutes, just until the Dear Heloise: I have problems Then it’s perched on a pile of salmon is barely cooked through Bacon saver with arthritis in my hands, so it “spring-y” greens — you can use and flakes easily. Let cool for a is hard to mix chopped meat for any baby lettuce mix you like, or Dear Heloise: When I opened few minutes in the pan, until just meatloaf, etc. I have found that create your own. a package of bacon, I normally warm. using my stand mixer is a great Mix that with a pile of addi- took out one slice. I then sealed AP photo 3. For the salad, in a large way to mix the meat, and it also tional fresh herbs, toss with the package and put it back in This PhoTo shows a fillet of salmon smothered in an herb mari- bowl, mix together the lemon keeps my hands from getting some fresh lemon juice and the refrigerator. I didn’t use it nade served over a tender green salad, in New Milford, Conn. This juice and 2 tablespoons of olive cold. I use the regular attach- good olive oil, and the whole often, so after a while, the bacon warm-weather recipe combines salmon bathed in olive oil and herbs oil, plus salt to taste. Add the let- ment that I use for mixing cook- thing tastes like late spring has wouldn’t look so appetizing, and with “spring-y” greens and salad. tuces, 1/2 cup parsley leaves ies and cakes. — Phyllis B., via willed itself into a meal. it had to be trashed. I finally and chives, and toss. email Would I eat this in November? it when you see it. green parts only, cut into 1-inch Divide the salad between 4 solved the problem. Sure. But I am craving it now. You could cook the salmon pieces I spread a length of plastic © 2016 by King Features Syndicate Inc. plates and place a piece of Sometimes I like salmon to be ahead of time and let it cool to 1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil salmon atop each pile of greens, browned and crispy, but in this room temperature. Then dress 3 tablespoons fresh dill sprigs removing the skin if you wish. case I was going for a more del- and assemble the salads just 1/4 cup fresh parsley leaves Serve while the salmon is warm, icate, poached texture so the before cooking, which makes 1/2 teaspoon coarse or kosher or at room temperature if you herbs would retain their color, this a great recipe for a relaxed salt, plus more to taste prefer. and the whole dish would be summer lunch. Salad: ——— soft and gentle. 2 tablespoons fresh lemon Nutrition information per serv- Summer is peak season for Herbed Slamon juice ing: 483 calories; 292 calories wild Alaskan salmon, which has Start to finish: 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive from fat; 33 g fat (5 g saturated; 0 a more pronounced salmon fla- About 35 minutes oil g trans fats); 106 mg cholesterol; vor than farm-raised; I used Servings: 4 Kosher salt to taste 384 mg sodium; 6 g carbohy- Coho salmon here, with a deep, 4 6-ounce salmon fillets 6 cups baby salad mix, or a drate; 3 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 39 g rich, reddish-orange color. Grab 5 scallions, white and light mix of purslane, butter lettuce, protein. Flavor pork chops with a buttermilk marinade By SaRa mOultON Associated Press AP photo This PhoTo Summertime and the living is shows crispy but- easy. Dinners can be casual, thrown together at the last termilk soaked pork minute. But when the kids start chops in New York. heading back to school, it’s time The chops are to switch gears; dinner usually coated in a mixture needs to be planned and punctu- of panko bread- al. crumbs, which pro- This recipe fits nicely into that vide crunch, and back-to-school tempo. It requires seasoned bread- five minutes in the morning crumbs, which glue whipping up a buttermilk mari- all of the bread- nade for the chops and 10 min- utes to cook in the evening. crumbs together. The chops in question are crosscut slices of pork loin, also known as boneless pork chops. I recommend the really thin ones, no more than half-an-inch thick, which helps the marinade ture of panko breadcrumbs, 3/4 cup seasoned dry bread In a large non-stick skillet, work its deep magic. which provide crunch, and sea- crumbs heat 1½ tablespoons of the oil This cut of meat is very lean. soned breadcrumbs, which glue 5 tablespoons olive or veg- over high heat until it is hot. That’s good because the chops all the breadcrumbs together. etable oil Reduce the heat to medium and are low in saturated fat; that’s Top with some chopped pars- 1/3rd cup finely chopped add half the chops. bad because the lack of fat trans- ley and serve with a wedge of parsley Cook for 1½ minutes, add lates into a lack of moisture and lemon. 4-6 lemon wedges another tablespoon of the oil and a lack of flavor. It’s important to cook the In a pie plate or re-sealable turn the chops over, cooking But not to worry — this chops until they’re just pink, plastic bag, combine the butter- them on the second side for recipe’s buttermilk marinade otherwise, they’ll be tough. milk, hot sauce, salt and garlic, another 1½ minutes or until they picks up the slack. whisking the mixture in the bowl are barely pink inside. I was inspired by our friends Crispy Buttermilk or shaking the mixture in the bag Transfer the chops to a plate; below the Mason-Dixon line, who Soaked Pork Chops until the salt is dissolved. cover with foil to keep them like to soak their chicken in but- Add the chops, making sure warm. Repeat the procedure with Start to finish: 8 hours, 15 termilk before frying it. T they are submerged in the liquid, the remaining oil and chops. minutes (15 minutes active) hen I added salt, which helps and marinate them, covered or Top each portion with some Servings: 4 to 6 protein retain liquid while deeply sealed, in the refrigerator for at chopped parsley; serve with a flavoring it. Finally, I threw in 1½ cups buttermilk least 2 hours and up to 8 hours. wedge of lemon. smashed garlic cloves and some 2 tablespoons chipotle hot On a sheet of parchment com- ——— chipotle hot sauce. sauce (optional) bine the panko and the dry bread Nutrition information per serv- The hot sauce provides a tiny 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt crumbs. ing: 353 calories; 188 calories bit of the advertised heat along 2 garlic cloves, smashed well Working with one chop at a from fat; 21 g fat (4 g saturated; with some lip-smacking smoki- 1½ pounds thin (about 1/3rd- time, lift it out of the marinade 0 g trans fats); 92 mg cholesterol; ness. (If your family is anti-spicy, 1/2-inch thick) boneless pork letting the excess marinade drip 718 mg sodium; 9 g carbohy- leave it out.) chops off; coat the chop well with the drate; 0 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 30 g The chops are coated in a mix- 3/4 cup panko bread crumbs bread crumbs. protein. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Town and country are offering differing realities ROCKY FORD, Colo. (AP) — state’s population, it has trended From where Peggy Sheahan Democratic. Rural areas, which stands, deep in rural Colorado, have become more Republican, the last eight years were “There’s a lack of resent Denver’s clout. In 2013, a abysmal. interest in both parties rural swath of the state unsuc- Otero County, where Sheahan — in urban, rural cessfully tried to secede to create lives, is steadily losing popula- communities — in its own state of Northern tion. Middle-class jobs vanished knowing what the Colorado after the Democratic- years ago as pickling and pack- others’ needs are.” controlled statehouse passed ing plants closed. She’s had to — Jim Rizzuto, new gun control measures and cut back on her business repair- required rural areas to use AP Photo/Brennan Linsley president of Otero CrAnES Dot the landscape in downtown Denver in this photo. Richard Florida, a prominent urban ing broken windshields to help Junior College renewably generated electricity. nurse her husband after a series “There’s a lack of interest in theorist, argues that living in a booming city, with its high cost of living, can be tougher than living in a of farm accidents, culminating in both parties — in urban, rural slowly depopulating rural area. "People in urban and rural areas are living very different lives and expe- his breaking his neck falling from Chamber of Commerce who has communities — in knowing what riencing the world very differently," Florida said. a bale of hay. She collects news- advised previous GOP cam- the others’ needs are,” said Jim paper clippings on stabbings and paigns. Rizzuto, president of Otero peak at 25,000 in 1950. and they have the finest of roads, Espinoza is an architect who was killings in the area — one While plenty of cities still Junior College. That stands in sharp contrast the finest of everything.” elected to Denver’s city council woman’s body was found in a struggle with endemic poverty —- with the rest of Colorado, which Southeastern Colorado’s pre- last year as part of a group of field near Sheahan’s farm — as and joblessness, a report from Bill Hendren certainly feels left is one of the fastest-growing cious water is often diverted to candidates questioning the value heroin use rises. the Washington-based Economic behind, which is why he’s a states in the nation. Most of the keep green the lawns of the Front of Denver’s runaway growth. “We are so worse off, it’s unbe- Innovation Group found that half Trump backer. population growth is concentrat- Range’s mushrooming suburbs, Espinoza has seen his neighbor- lievable,” said Sheahan, 65, a of new business growth in the “I don’t ever see a president ed in the stretch along the Rocky limiting the amount of farming in hood of modest bungalows occu- staunch conservative who plans past four years has been concen- caring about anyone who’s living Mountain foothills around Otero and its neighboring coun- pied by largely Latino families to vote for Donald Trump. trated in 20 populous counties. paycheck to paycheck — if they Denver. Esther Padilla and her ties. Residents are painfully abruptly transformed into a col- —- “More and more economic did they’d have put the construc- family used to sell their fruit aware that they lack the num- lection of condominiums housing EDITOR’S NOTE — This activity is happening in cities as tion people back to work,” there more than a decade ago bers, and corresponding political affluent professionals. He worries story is part of Divided we move to higher-value services Hendren said. “Trump’s got the and would gape at the new hous- clout, of Colorado’s urbanites. that the character of the city has America, AP’s ongoing explo- playing a bigger role in the econ- elite scared because he doesn’t es, strip malls and subdivisions Kevin Karney, an Otero changed. ration of the economic, social omy,” said Ross Devol, chief belong to them.” being built. “It’s grown big time,” County commissioner, noted that “Money just drives the discus- and political divisions in researcher at the Milken Hendren is effectively home- Padilla said, “but us, we’re still in the state Department of sion. In the presidential, Bernie American society. Institute, an independent eco- less. His pickup truck was stolen the same boat.” Transportation doesn’t plow Sanders was my guy for that one —- nomic think tank. “As economies 18 months ago. In a city this Nationally the picture is the Otero’s roads in the winter reason,” Espinoza said. In Denver, 175 miles to the advance, economic activity just would be less of a problem same. The years between 2010 overnight, because its crews have All the money pouring into northwest, things are going bet- tends to concentrate in fewer and because he could get around by and 2015 accounted for the first- been shifted to keep snow-free cities is creating new problems. A ter for Andrea Pacheco. Thanks fewer places.” public transportation or even ever net population loss for rural the interstate running from Brookings Institute study last to the Supreme Court, the 36- That concentration has Uber, but in Otero County he can America — rural areas lost Denver to Colorado’s ski resorts. year found the nation’s largest year-old could finally marry her brought a whole host of new no longer perform the odd jobs at 33,000 residents annually until “It’s like rural Colorado doesn’t cities have higher rates of income partner, Jen Winters, in June. urban problems — rising farms and houses that had sup- last year, when losses slowed to matter,” Karney said. inequality than the nation as a After months navigating Denver’s inequality, traffic and worries ported him for years. He’s living about 3,000, according to the Eric Van Dyk feels overlooked. whole. Predominantly city-based superheated housing market, that the basics of city life are temporarily rent-free in an old Department of Agriculture. The 40-year-old farms as a labor Democratic congressional dis- they snapped up a bungalow at increasingly out of the reach of cottage on a small rural property Meanwhile, the U.S. population of love — he works fields of hay, tricts have higher rates of the edge of town. Pacheco sup- the middle class. Those fears that relies on a Franklin stove for grew by 12 million during that corn and small grains, then hus- inequality than Republican ones, ports Hillary Clinton to build on inform Democrats’ emphasis on heat. time, largely in metropolitan tles to the town of Rocky Ford according to a review of Census President Barack Obama’s lega- income inequality, wages and Piled up in the front room are areas: where he teaches agriculture at data. Rising rents and displace- cy. pay equity in contrast to the gen- carvings of dragons from downed —New York City’s population the local high school to pay the ment of longtime residents is a “There’s a lot of positive things eral anxiety about economic col- tree limbs that he sells at the grew by 375,000 between 2010 bills. The running joke in the typical urban worry from Seattle that happened — obviously the lapse that comes from local trading post, along with and 2015 while population in the region is that farmers have to to Miami. upswing in the economy,” said Republicans who represent an what he calls his “redneck signs” largely rural areas outside the have a day job to support their Richard Florida, a prominent Pacheco, a 36-year-old fundrais- increasingly desperate rural — handcarved posts with warn- city’s suburbs shrank by 14,000. hobby. urban theorist, argues that living er for nonprofits. “We were in a America. ings like “I Call 911 After the Gun —In Virginia, the northern “A new tractor is $150,000 and in a booming city, with its high pretty rough place when he start- Meanwhile, rural areas have is Empty.” He keeps in a pouch a part of the state that serves as up and the price of corn is still cost of living, can be tougher ed out and I don’t know anyone been especially slow to recover molar that he had to pull out Washington D.C.’s commuter what it was in the 1980s,” Van than living in a slowly depopulat- who isn’t better off eight years from the Great Recession that himself when it started to hurt suburb accounts for three-fifths Dyk said. ing rural area. “People in urban later.” began in 2008: The most recent him last winter, and his spare the state’s population growth, Van Dyk is happy with his and rural areas are living very But then, she doesn’t know study by the U.S. Department of change — a little over $4 — in a while counties in its rural south- rural life — its quiet, close com- different lives and experiencing Peggy Sheahan, and that makes Agriculture found that, as of clear plastic cup. western edges are shrinking. munity ties and a connection the world very differently,” sense: There are few divides in 2014, rural areas still had not Hendren, 55, once worked in —Half of North Carolina’s with the land that an urbanite Florida said. the United States greater than regained all the jobs lost in the Texas nightclubs but there’s recent population growth came who dines at organic restaurants Rural areas have their occa- that between rural and urban recession while metropolitan nothing comparable in Otero from the counties that include will never fathom. But he’s sionally homeless, like Bill places. Town and country repre- areas had. Three-quarters of County, where the largest town Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham aghast at what he sees as a rising Hendren, but the problem has sent not just the poles of the what EIG classifies as the has a population of 6,900. while 48 rural counties actually number of people in his county soared in increasingly expensive nation’s two political parties, but nation’s economically distressed “There ain’t nothing here,” he lost population there. relying on food stamps rather cities like Denver. Shelters there different economic realities that ZIP codes are in rural areas. An said. “There’s nothing.” Those shifts have put North than hard work but acknowl- report a sharp rise in population, are transforming the 2016 presi- Associated Press analysis of EIG Otero County and other far- Carolina, Virginia and Colorado edges it’s tough to make a living even among working people who dential election. data found that the economies of flung rural areas face an uphill in play during presidential elec- in Otero County. suddenly can’t find a place to Cities are trending Democratic central cities suffer slightly less battle against geography. tions, and Democrats see the “A four-year degree doesn’t rent. and are on an upward economic now than in 2000, while those of Economic development officials population shift to cities as help- guarantee more than $28,000,” Robin Sam, 62, who has lived shift, with growing populations areas that house the majority of say businesses increasingly relo- ing them against Trump. While he said. To make more money, on disability for decades after and rising property values. Rural the nation’s rural population cate to areas close to internation- the majority of voters live in sub- people head to the city being injured in warehouse work, areas are increasingly have grown worse. al airports, putting far-flung urbs and exurbs between the —- fell through the widening cracks Republican, steadily shedding “A lot of these communities are parts of the country at a natural parties’ two poles, the differing Denver is one of the fastest- in the rental market himself. population for decades, and as wondering what are we going to disadvantage. For more than a economies of town and country growing cities in the nation, with He’d counted on leaving his pre- commodity and energy prices do and to some extent Donald generation, young people have are helping shape the election. a 3.3 percent unemployment rate vious apartment for one in an drop, increasingly suffering eco- Trump is talking to that,” said streamed out of Otero County A common complaint across and a housing market that has apartment complex built in his nomically. the Milken Institute’s Devol. and the rest of rural America rural America is that big cities risen 45 percent since 2012. old neighborhood, Denver’s his- The political divide goes even “They’re not part of the modern looking for higher education, don’t understand their issues Once dependent on the energy torically black but rapidly-gentri- deeper than simply between the global economy. They feel like upwardly mobile jobs and excite- and get all the resources (though industry for jobs, the city has fying five points. But the complex two parties. In the GOP primary, they’ve been left behind through ment in cities. political scientists Gerald Gamm diversified its economy enough — located across the street from rural areas voted reliably for no fault of their own.” Otero economic development and Thad Kousser published a that the recent downturn in fuel a library named after Sam’s Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, These two different economic officials have lured some light paper in 2013 that found that prices has barely hampered a uncle — told Sam at the last whose angrier style of politics worlds are writ large in Colorado. manufacturing over the years; rural representatives had more booming economy powered by minute that they were raising the many analysts argued were too It is among the states with the locals are excited that their first success passing bills in state leg- technology and health care jobs. rent on the unit to more than the harsh and off-putting to play well greatest economic gap between brewpub will open in the county islatures than did their city col- “We have become a global com- $1,055 his Section 8 voucher with a broader electorate. Urban urban and rural areas, according seat of La Junta, while others in leagues). petitor,” said Tom Clark, chief would permit him to pay. and suburban Republicans were to an Associated Press review of the hamlet of Manzanola are “If we had one-tenth of one executive officer of the Metro Three years ago, the last time more likely to support candidates EIG data (Virginia, South rehabbing downtown’s old, state- percent of tax revenue that went Denver Economic Development Sam was between apartments, it widely seen as more electable like Carolina and Florida are the oth- ly brick buildings. down that railroad track out here Corp. “Now we’re competing with took him two weeks to find a new Florida Sen. Marco Rubio or Ohio ers). Still, this checkerboard of our roads would be super high- Dublin. We’re competing with place. It’s been more than six Gov. John Kasich. The state’s sprawling metro- alfalfa and melon fields hugging ways, the yellow lines would be cities in Spain, we’re competing months now. “The urban-rural split this politan areas from Denver to the Arkansas River as it tumbles gold,” said Jimmy Simpkins, a with Japan.” “I feel like I’m being pushed year is larger than anything we’ve Colorado Springs is known as the across the high plains toward retired coal miner in West Still, Denver and cities like it out,” said Sam, who is black. He ever seen,” said Scott Reed, a Front Range. As it has grown to Kansas has lost more than a Virginia’s Mingo County. “The around the country grapple with recalls houses and apartments political strategist for the U.S. include nearly 90 percent of the quarter of its population since its politicians took our money and economic anxieties that are com- being barred to blacks in his took it to Charleston and to pletely different from those of youth decades ago, but senses Washington D.C. You go up there Otero County farmers. Rafael something else at play now.

AP Photo/Brennan Linsley BiLL HEnDrEn tEnDS to ducks on the property of a landowner who is allowing him to stay for a AP Photo/Brennan Linsley year in exchange for work, outside Manzanola, Colo. Hendren is effectively homeless. His pickup truck WEEDS groW around an old building and picket fence in Rocky Ford, Colo., in Otero County, a rural was stolen 18 months earlier. In a city this would be less of a problem because of public transportation, and increasingly impoverished part of southern Colorado. Two different economic worlds are writ large but in Otero County he can no longer perform the odd jobs at different farms and houses that had sup- in this state. It is among those with the greatest economic gap between urban and rural areas, according ported him for years. to an Associated Press review of Economic Innovation Group data. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016—25

AP Photo/David Zalubowski AP Photo/Andrew harnik MeMbers of the running group "November Project" run up and down the stairs near the Lincoln Workout enthusiAsts carry out their routine under the direction of Joe Hendricks at the iconic Memorial, in Washington. Fitness buffs around the country are bringing the “take the stairs” advice to a Red Rocks Amphitheatre near Morrison, Colo. National landmarks such as the amphitheater at Red whole new level as noteworthy landmarks have become unlikely, yet popular new workout sites. Rocks have become one of the new workout hot spots across the country. Forget the gym, workout buffs hit up national landmarks

The Associated Press Lincoln Memorial in Stallone’s character culminates tive atmosphere.” “It’s a workout mecca really for email. Washington, D.C., to the his morning jog and jumps tri- Still, the National Mall, home Denver. It’s just so energizing to On a recent Wednesday at the When college rowing buddies Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, umphantly. CoreFitness’ Lauren to the Lincoln Memorial, hosts have so many people around you Lincoln Memorial in Bojan Mandaric and Brogan to New York City’s Gracie Krinis’ 6 a.m. class draws about International Yoga Day and the and real motivating. People are Washington, one of the nation’s Graham vowed to stay in shape Mansion, the historic home 45 people. Marine Corps Marathon, and high-fiving each other. Most peo- most popular tourist destina- post-graduation, they didn’t where the mayor lives. “It really is fun to watch peo- November Project groups work ple there are working out much tions, 39-year-old Mary Kusler want to shovel out hundreds to The mountains of stairs and ple who think, ‘I could never out at the Lincoln Memorial steps harder than they would on their was pushing her way through a join a gym or even drop $20 for wide stone platforms at these run up and down the stairs,’ early Wednesday mornings. own,” he said. vicious circuit of 17 times up the a yoga class. So they returned to sites are ideal for box jumps, who then go run it four or five At the iconic Red Rocks Kim Wagler leads free boot steps. one of their most grueling col- step routines and tricep dips. times and do a full boot camp Amphitheatre in Denver, Joe camp classes and a walking club “It reminds you of the beauty lege workouts: the stairs at Often the workouts must be class or yoga session. It’s prob- Hendricks’ free workout on at the McKinley Presidential of D.C., of the calmness before Harvard Stadium. held at dawn before the tourist ably one of the most motivating Saturday mornings had been Library & Museum in Canton, the craziness of the everyday life Five years later, there are crowds arrive with selfie sticks. places you can work out,” drawing a few hundred people. Ohio, which has 108 steps. “A lot here in D.C.,” said Kusler, who’s nearly 800 others running those But the scenic views these land- Krinis said. But two years ago, he said, the of people are terrified to join a been working out at the memori- steps with them at 6:30 a.m. marks offer cannot be rivaled by Some parks have imposed city ordered groups with more gym because they’re afraid of al for two years. “The people are every Wednesday. Their routine, looking out the window of a non- restrictions on fitness groups, than 20 people to limit sessions feeling uncomfortable and that’s what you come back for. The known as the November Project, descript gym. requiring classes to be free or to Sunday only. a nice place where there’s a wide stairs and the getting fit in the now has thousands of partici- “It creates a sentimental way banning classes above a certain Now, roughly 200 join him for variety of people there,” Wagler process is an added bonus.” pants and free workout clubs in to connect with your city,” said size. National Park Service offi- a Sunday workout that includes said. “You’re not just going to It’s a sentiment that is echoed 20 cities, capitalizing on what’s Mandaric. “There’s a romantic cials say parks can play an everything from backward crawls show up and everyone is super fit by other workout groups. become a popular fitness trend, component to it, you’re working important role in contributing up the bleachers to “piggy back” and super lean.” Hendricks met his wife of five with other groups and individu- out, endorphins are flowing, to a healthy America and exercises where you carry your But some visitors have com- years at his Red Rocks boot als also gathering in iconic spots you’re meeting cool new people.” encourage their use for exer- partner. Hendricks, 53, leads the plained about runners and walk- camp. to get their sweat on. In Pennsylvania, the hot spot cise, but many memorials and workouts alongside several other ers at the monument. “We do not “It’s become almost like a Sites include national monu- is the Philadelphia Museum of monuments have areas where fitness groups and soloists at the want the grounds to be an out- social group,” he said. “This ments, historic landmarks and Art’s front steps — best known jogging and group workouts are sandstone monoliths where the door gym. It is disrespectful to summer alone there are nine other public spaces around the for the famous scene from the not allowed, in order to “main- Great Plains meet the Rocky the president,” McKinley site weddings happening of people country, ranging from the movie “Rocky” where Sylvester tain a reflective and contempla- Mountains. director Joyce Yut said in an that have met at my group.” Young Cuban-Americans get new impressions on island visits Why resist? Get Windows HAVANA (AP) — Miranda “It’s a new community and a said Giancarlo Sopo, one of actions with her relatives and Hernandez’s grandparents lost new culture in Miami,” said CubaOne’s founders and the son other Cubans provide a three 10 while it’s still free everything when they fled Cuba CubaOne founder Daniel of a veteran of the U.S.-backed dimensional picture of the coun- in the 1960s. She grew up Jimenez, a 34-year-old digital forces in the Bay of Pigs inva- try she had only heard one side NEW YORK (AP) — What are Even if your computer lacks thinking of the island as “North executive at Ernst & Young, sion. “For us, loving Cuban of, she said. you waiting for? There are few biometrics, signing in is simpli- Korea with nice beaches,” she “Being here and listening to what means going there to learn “No one has come back except reasons left to resist fied with a four-digit PIN. If it’s said. 11 million Cubans have to say about our culture, meet family, me,” she said. “People here are Microsoft’s Windows 10 good enough for your bank’s But when four young Cuban- rather than the media in Miami and engage the people.” happy; they don’t need a bunch update, especially while it’s ATM card, it’s good enough for Americans started a program is something every young Cuban- At least four of the young of material things to make them still free. your computer. sending peers with similar American should go through.” people saw family members who genuinely happy.” Wait another month, and it Microsoft has also ditched island ties to explore their her- With an average age of 25, they had never met, or had met Ruiz, a retired mechanic in a will cost you $120 . the much-maligned Internet itage after U.S.-Cuba detente, CubaOne’s inaugural class of only briefly, including state workshop, spent the trip Since Windows 10 came out Explorer browser for a new one she applied. nine millennials included artists, Hernandez. She spent two days wisecracking and gently teasing nearly a year ago, some users called Edge. It’s not only clean- On Friday, after a week in entrepreneurs and writers from with her great-uncle Jesus his great-niece and the journal- have complained that they got er and faster than IE, it offers a Havana visiting entrepreneurs, across the United States, many Cervello Ruiz, the 78-year-old ists and program participants the upgrade without meaning few new wrinkles. For artists and relatives she’d never from families based in South patriarch of the five family mem- who accompanied her. to. instance, Edge lets you sketch met, the 20-year-old senior at Florida. bers who remain in Cuba. Some But at the end, as he stood in But why hold out? Windows on a web page with your finger the University of California, They traveled to the tobacco- 15 more relatives live in the U.S. the doorway of the apartment 10 is better than either of its or a stylus and then share it Berkeley flew home with impres- growing region of western Pinar Along with his daughter where his sister lived before the predecessors, Windows 7 and with friends or colleagues. Of sions certain to upset many of del Rio province before returning Caridad and twin 16-year-old revolution, tears welled in his 8. Even if you disagree after course, you don’t have to use her grandparents’ generation. to Havana for six days of visits grandsons, Ruiz took Hernandez eyes as he felt the pain of living upgrading, you have a month Edge if you prefer other popu- “Right off the bat I’m going to with independent business peo- to the hospital where his niece, decades separated from most of to go back. Think of it as a free lar browsers like Chrome or say honestly it’s not that bad,” ple and artists and stays in pri- her mother, was born, and the his family. trial. Firefox. she said on Thursday afternoon vate bed-and-breakfasts. apartment where she lived as a “I’ve been holding this pain —- Windows 10 also brings as she visited the Havana apart- “Young Cuban-Americans love young girl. but since I came in here I’ve WINDOWS 10 Microsoft’s voice assistant, ment where her mother lived as Cuba, but we express that love For Hernandez, a Republican been emotional,” he said. “This MODERNIZES COMPUTING Cortana, to PCs. It might feel a young girl. “A lot of people per- differently than our parents,” like her parents, the small inter- brings back memories.” Windows 7 made sense awkward talking to a machine ceive Cuba as a terrible place when personal computers were at your desk, but many soft- where people aren’t happy, but largely boxes with monitors, ware companies, at least, that’s not the case.” keyboards and mice (or touch- believe voice is the future. Even The declaration of U.S. pads on laptops). But many Apple’s bringing its Siri assis- detente with Cuba was made R i v e r computers now have touch tant to the Mac. possible by the softening of a screens, and web pages, games A WORK IN PROGRESS hard line held for half a century Counties and software are increasingly Windows 10 isn’t perfect. by Florida’s powerful Cuban- designed with touch in mind. For instance, it’s difficult to American community. Microsoft responded with scroll through Google spread- Expectations of a fearsome Association Windows 8, but overcompen- sheets on Edge. For that, backlash to follow any outreach sated. Its touch-centric Google’s Chrome browser is to Cuba diminished as the first O f R e a l t o r s approach eliminated many better. Windows also won’t let generations of Cuban-American aspects of Windows 7 that you rename or move files when exiles were joined by new waves worked well on traditional they are open, as you can on of economic migrants, and by Call Now To computers. In such cases, it Mac computers. children and grandchildren who left you feeling as though you The good news: Microsoft no never directly experienced com- were using two different longer treats Windows as munism. P l a c e Y o u r machines — one for touch and something that gets over- Now the process of normaliza- one for mice — neither of hauled every few years. tion between the U.S. and Cuba A d A n d which worked perfectly. Windows 10 has been getting is accelerating and widening Windows 10 combines the smaller updates roughly once that softening of attitudes. best of both, without that awk- a month. A bigger one coming Inspired by the reestablishment Participate ward tug of war. Choose desk- on Aug. 2 will offer more uses of diplomatic and business ties, top mode when you have a for Cortana and a new feature the children and grandchildren I n T h i s keyboard and mouse, and called Windows Ink, which lets of exiles are traveling to Cuba in choose tablet mode when they you use a digital stylus to draw increasing numbers, often as are detached. You can make or write notes on documents, part of programs designed to Fabulous this automatic or have maps and other apps. support family reconciliation Windows prompt you each CHIEF COMPLAINTS and political normalization. Section! time. Your choice. You also get These regular updates are Among the most notable more control than Windows 8 designed to be automatic and efforts is CubaOne, the new pro- over when the on-screen key- seamless, and users of the gram that took Hernandez to 472-5041 board pops up. lower-end Home edition don’t Cuba. Inspired by Birthright Even if you don’t have a even have a choice. But for the Israel, a program that has sent touch screen, you’ll still get most part, smartphone apps D e a d l i n e : 500,000 young Jews to Israel RIVER COUNTIES Serving Bradley, Bledsoe, some innovations from the already update automatically, since 1999, CubaOne hopes to touch world, including one- as does Google’s system for ASSOCIATION McMinn, Meigs, Polk & Rhea send three groups of Cuban- Counties Monday, click access to common set- Chromebook computers. Americans to the island by of REALTORS® tings such as Wi-Fi and screen As for getting Windows 10 February. Its founders are put- “REALTORS® Serving People” Our Mission Statement: J u l y 1 8 brightness. itself, one worry was its poten- ting nearly $100,000 of their “Enhancing, promoting, and protecting the private property BETTER FEATURES tial incompatibility with older own money into the fledgling rights in our communities, and the business interests of our Windows 10 brings biomet- apps and accessories. But program and hope to raise REALTOR® members.” ric sign-ins to computers with makers of those apps and enough funds for future years P u b l i s h e s : such capabilities. Instead of a accessories have had nearly a from individual donors and the A Special Feature Section From password, you can use a fin- year to offer fixes. Only really American airlines, hotel compa- Sunday, gerprint or have the device’s old and obscure hardware nies and other businesses start- camera verify your identity. should give you trouble. ing to establish footholds in Cuba. J u l y 3 1 26—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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THURSDAY, JULY 7, 2016 Starr, 76. thing. Don't procrastinate when the CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: By granting oth- chance to make positive changes is DAY: Michelle Kwan, 36; Berenice ers the right to do as they please, you within reach. A move, home improve- Bejo, 40; Shelley Duvall, 67; Ringo will gain the opportunity to do your own ment project or educational opportuni- ty will play out in your favor. Love is featured, and romance will enhance your life. Your numbers are 3, 18, 22, 25, 33, 36, 42. ARIES (March 21-April 19): You Contract Bridge may know what you want, but that by Steve Becker won't make it any easier for you to con- vince others to let you see it through. Hagar the Horrible Listen to the suggestions made, but don't let them deter you from reaching your goals. Make adjustments and carry on. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't worry about what everyone else is doing. You have far too much going for you to miss out on an opportunity that can bring you the happiness you've been chasing. Do your own thing, and make personal performance a priority. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Look at the past and consider why you keep falling into the same cycle. You can't please everyone, so don't fall into the Dilbert trap of giving in to avoid discord. If someone is doing something you don't want to do, move on. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Caring and sharing will have their ups and downs. Do what you can for others, but not at the expense of failing to reach your goals. Focus on making the phys- ical changes that will promote a healthy and happier lifestyle. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Keep mov- ing forward and refuse to let emotional incidents stop you from reaching your goals. Bring about the changes that will encourage you to be who you are, Garfield not what someone else wants you to become. Anger is a waste of time. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Participate in events that you feel are important or that speak to the needs of your community or lifestyle. Your efforts to bring about positive change will help you achieve your personal goals as well. Use pressure and make things happen. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Listen, but don't take what someone tells you as fact. Trust in what you see, not what you hear. You can bring about positive changes if you are diligent and recruit Beetle Bailey the right people to help you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Keep an open mind, but don't let your emo- tions or ego cause you to veer off in the wrong direction. Travel, communi- cation and gathering information will lead to a good decision. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't be tempted by someone who is offering an unrealistic scheme or pres- suring you to take part in something extravagant or unsafe. If you desire change, focus on what you can do to make mental, physical and emotional improvements. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Change your gameplan and strategize your next move. You can win a settle- ment, money or a pending negotiation if you play devil's advocate and give others a clear picture of their alterna- tives. Play smart and celebrate your win. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll be enticed to jump into some- thing that appears different, exciting or adventurous. Before you travel down that road, however, consider the con- sequences. Try to gain recognition for what you offer, not what you take. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Don't sit back when you can make a differ- ence. Be the driving force that brings about change. If you trust in your beliefs, you can turn a negative into a positive. Reach out and offer help instead of adding to the chaos. Birthday Baby: You are honest, giving, and unique. You are deter- mined and independent. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, July 6, 2016—27

WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JULY 6, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition America’s Got Talent Highlights of the top auditions. (N) ’ The Night Shift (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win Discovering Spirit Contemporary Caroline Leaf Blessing Potters John Gray Turning Point Prince S. Furtick Living Proof Blessed Life John Gray Drive Zacharias J. Duplantis WTNB 5Yesteryear ’ WTNB Today Body Wesley UMC First Baptist Church Gaither Gospel Hour ’ Westmore Church of God Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle Arrow “Haunted” ’ Å Supernatural ’ Å Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Penguins: Spy in the Huddle Supernature -- Wild Flyers NOVA ’ Å (DVS) 9 Months That Made You (N) Brain-David Eagleman Butch Cassidy-Sundance DAYSTAR 8Huch Bill Winston Time-Hope Jewish Voice Amazing Creflo Dollar David Reagan John Hagee Rod Parsley Southwest Believers Convention Supernatural Deep Calls to Z. Levitt K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Middle Goldbergs Mod Fam (:31) blackish Fresh-Boat Real O’Neals News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Supernature -- Wild Flyers NOVA ’ Å (DVS) 9 Months That Made You (N) Craftsman’s World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 The People’s Court Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang MasterChef (N) ’ Wayward Pines (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Paid Program Seinfeld ’ WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Brother (N) ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ American Gothic (N) Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Silver Jewelry Clearance Cook’s Essentials You’re Home With Jill In the Kitchen With David “PM Edition” Cooking with David Venable. (N) Clarks Footwear Ace Your Space CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods Å (DVS) ››› “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines” (2003) Nick Stahl Å Person of Interest ’ Å Person of Interest “Firewall” Person of Interest ’ Å How I Met HSN 16Crafter’s Companion Anna Griffin Paper Crafting Paper Crafting Tools Paper Crafting Tools Paper Crafting Tools Anna Griffin Paper Crafting Crafter’s Companion Snap It & Scrap It Michael Todd Truhair Cele E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å The Kardashians EJ NYC (N) Å The Kardashians E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24American Ninja Warrior ’ American Ninja Warrior Competitors in Oklahoma City. ’ American Ninja Warrior Competitors in Philadelphia. Å Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. This Is Mike Stud Å Parks Parks LIFE 25› “The Ex” (2006) Zach Braff, Amanda Peet. Å›› “Fun With Dick & Jane” (2005) Jim Carrey. Å››› “Friends With Benefits” (2011) Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis. Å (:32) “Dirty Teacher” (2013) Josie Davis. “Friends With Benefits” Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries My Giant Life ’ Å I Am Jazz ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life My Big Fat Fabulous Life (N) (:01) I Am Jazz (N) ’ Å My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ (12:02) I Am Jazz ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “One Life to Lose” Castle “Law & Murder” ’ Castle “Slice of Death” ’ Castle “The Dead Pool” ’ Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Pretty Dead” ’ Castle “Knockout” ’ Castle “Rise” Å (DVS) Castle “Heroes & Villains” USA 29NCIS Death of a petty officer. NCIS Women’s prison riot. NCIS “Love & War” ’ NCIS “The Artful Dodger” ’ NCIS A dead thief turns up. NCIS “Patience” ’ Royal Pains “Uninterrupted” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “The Bourne Legacy” (2012, Action) Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz. ›› “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” (2014) Chris Pine. Tyrant “Spring” (:15) Tyrant “Spring” Sex & ESPN 312016 UEFA European Championship SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at Boston Red Sox. From Fenway Park in Boston. (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32SportsNation The Jump Jalen ESPN FC (N) SportsNation The Jump 2016 UEFA European Championship Obstacle: BattleFrog Champ. Obstacle: BattleFrog Champ. Obstacle: BattleFrog Champ. Baseball Tonight (N) Å FSTN 33WNBA Basketball Red Bull Cliff Diving Bull Riding Championship. Destination Cardinals Pre MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Postgame WNBA Basketball: Storm at Dream SEC 34(3:30) College Football From April 16, 2016. College Football From Sept. 12, 2015. Å So. Car. Tour College Football From Sept. 5, 2015. Å SEC in 60 College Football Å GOLF 35Quest-Card Inside PGA Golfing World Euro Tour Golf Central (N) (Live) Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion School of Golf (N) Golf Central FS1 36Payne Reigns Preview NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself (N) Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å UFC Tonight (N) Å The Ultimate Fighter Å The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TUF Talk (N) Garbage TMZ Sports Sports Live FSSE 37Braves Live! Braves Live! Future Phen. Accept The Running ’ Driven MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. (Subject to Blackout) Driven MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Tornado Alley Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters Natural Born Monsters CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Jay Leno’s Garage Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank: Swimming Jay Leno’s Garage (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Why They Hate Us CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Newsroom Live (N) HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Why They Hate Us Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers “Big Moe” American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Big Easy Big Easy (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Å Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Wahlburgers Wahlburgers Wahlburgers Duck Dynasty (12:03) Duck Dynasty Å DISC 47Naked and Afraid “23 Days” Naked and Afraid XL Å Dual Survival “Swamplandia” Dual Survival ’ Å Dual Survival: Untamed (N) Dual Survival “Episode 4” (:01) American Tarzan Å (:02) Dual Survival ’ Å (12:03) American Tarzan ’ NGC 48Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Russia’s Toughest Prisons World’s Toughest Prisons Life and Death Row (N) Life and Death Row Life and Death Row Life and Death Row TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Worst Cooks in America Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Cutthroat Kitchen HGTV 51Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Brother vs. Brother (N) Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å Brother vs. Brother Å ANPL 52Nuclear Sharks ’ Jungle Shark ’ Air Jaws: Night Stalker ’ Isle of Jaws ’ Sharks Among Us ’ (:01) Tiger Beach ’ Return of the Monster Mako (:04) Shallow Water Invasion Wrath of a Great White FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle “Another Cinderella Story” (2008) Selena Gomez. ’ Young Baby Daddy Dead of Summer “Patience” Dead of Summer ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Lizzie Lizzie DISN 54Backstage ’ Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. (:15) ››› “Bolt” (2008) Voices of John Travolta. ’ ‘PG’ Walk the K.C. Under. Best Friends K.C. Under. Jessie Å Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Austin & Ally NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Crashletes Henry Danger Henry Danger Crashletes Thundermans Nicky, Ricky School Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Gumball Teen Titans Clarence Gumball Powerpuff Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Buffalo Man” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) George Lopez Å George Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:45) ›› “Uncle Buck” (1989) John Candy. ‘PG’ Å›› “Happy Gilmore” (1996) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ Å››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith. ‘PG-13’ Å›› “Dinner for Schmucks” (2010, Comedy) Steve Carell. ‘PG-13’ Å TCM 59(3:30) ›› “Cariboo Trail” ›› “The Bounty Hunter” (1954) Å›› “Ride Lonesome” (1959) Å››› “Ride the High Country” (1962) Å (:45) › “The Deadly Companions” (1962) Brian Keith ›››› “The Wild Bunch” (1969) Å HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model ›› “Love Happens” (2009, Romance) Aaron Eckhart. ››› “Dirty Dancing” (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey. ››› “Dirty Dancing” (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey. BRAVO 62Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Before They-Housewives Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/OC Housewives/NYC Shahs of Sunset SYFY 63›› “Tremors 3: Back to Perfection” (2001, Action) Michael Gross. Å› “Tremors 4: The Legend Begins” (2004, Horror) Michael Gross. Å› “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. Å›› “Constantine” (2005, Fantasy) Keanu Reeves. Å SPIKE 64(2:30) ››› “My Cousin Vinny” (1992) ’› “Grandma’s Boy” (2006, Comedy) Doris Roberts, Allen Covert. ’›› “The Longest Yard” (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock. ’››› “My Cousin Vinny” (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei. ’ COM 65South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Period South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Period MTV 66(:15) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. › “Rush Hour 3” (2007) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. ’››› “Rush Hour” (1998) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. ’ The Challenge: Rivals III (N) › “How High” (2001, Comedy) Method Man, Redman. ’ VH1 67Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’››› “Bad Boys” (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. ’ Dating Naked ’ Dating Naked (N) ’ Barely Dating Naked ’ Barely Dating Naked ’ CMTV 68Old Christine Old Christine Raymond Raymond Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “Double Jeopardy” (1999) Tommy Lee Jones, Ashley Judd. ››› “Double Jeopardy” (1999) BET 69(3:00) › “B.A.P.S” (1997) Halle Berry. In the House In the House (:45) Eve ’ Å (:22) Eve ’ Music Moguls F In Fabulous (:35) Martin (:14) Martin ’ Å (10:52) Martin Dish Nation The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science How to Build How to Build Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100The Friar Children Grandparents The World EWTN News Catholic Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Bodies” ’ Law & Order “Bounty” ’ Law & Order “Patient Zero” Law & Order “Shrunk” ’ Law & Order “Blaze” Å Law & Order “Identity” ’ Law & Order “Floater” ’ Law & Order “Embedded” Law & Order “Compassion” DISXD 117Kirby Buckets Fangbone Phineas, Ferb Phineas, Ferb Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Lego Star-For. Pickle-Peanut Walk the Gamer’s G. Lab Rats Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lego Star-For. Pickle-Peanut Kirby Buckets GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars: Fresh Paint (N) Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Skin Wars: Fresh Paint COOK 153Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars Cupcake Wars “Surf’s Up!” Cupcake Wars Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Good Eats Good Eats Cupcake Wars “Surf’s Up!” WE 163House “Risky Business” ’ House “The Confession” ’ Law & Order “DR 1-102” ’ Law & Order “Missing” ’ Law & Order Internet. Å Law & Order “Born Again” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Equal Rights” Law & Order “Slaughter” ’ GALA 217Vivan los Niños Vivan los Niños Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Noticiero Con Joaquin (:25) Vecinos TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Esclava Blanca (N) (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Esclava Blanca ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Un camino hacia el destino Tres Veces Ana (N) ’ Por Siempre Joan Sebastian Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 3112016 Tour de France Inside PGA Rallycross NASCAR America (N) Å Triathlon Triathlon 2016 Tour de France Stage 5. From Limoges to Le Lioran. Truck Tech Detroit 2016 Tour de France DLC 319Boston EMS ’ Å Boston EMS ’ Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’

Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (A&E) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) Arrow Supernatural Wayward Pines Duck Dynasty The Night Shift In a rare circumstance of a character sur- Curtis Armstrong (“Revenge of the Nerds”) Theo’s (Jason Patric) effort to reach a In the Season 10 premiere, Korie and Willy A fireworks-related accident at a concert viving beyond his own series — on another is back as Metatron in “Our Little World,” meeting of minds with the Abbies leads reveal a huge secret as the Robertson clan gives TC and Topher (Eoin Macken, Ken network, no less — to turn up elsewhere, and Castiel (Misha Collins) wants his help him to debate with Megan (Hope Davis) throws a party for their 25th anniversary in Leung) many patients in the new episode John Constantine is revived (and still played in opposing dark forces. However, he’s con- how intelligent they are in the new episode the new episode “Willie & Korie’s 25th An- “By Dawn’s Early Light.” They go to the by Matt Ryan) in “Haunted.” Oliver (Stephen tent simply to be a local-news cameraman “Time Will Tell.” The resulting determination niversorry.” Elsewhere, when Jase gets a site, where the peril increases. Jordan and Amell) needs his assistance when things instead of a rescuer of the world, to the sets a course for potentially big trouble. CJ parking ticket and blames his Uncle Si for it, Scott (Jill Flint, Scott Wolf) deal with their go even more awry with Sara (guest star frustration of Castiel as well as Sam and (Djimon Hounsou) mulls his past — which the two wind up taking the matter to court. past while treating one of the victims. Drew Caity Lotz). The directing pedigree also is Dean (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles). covers a lot of territory, literally centuries. Another new episode immediately follows. (Brendan Fehr) tries advising Syd (guest notable here, since the story was guided Simultaneously, Crowley (Mark Sheppard) Toby Jones and Tim Griffin reprise their star Jennifer Beals) when she returns from by John Badham (“Saturday Night Fever,” has his own problems. first-season roles. Nimrat Kaur, Tom Ste- Afghanistan, but finds he has ventured “WarGames”). vens and Kacey Rohl also star. where he shouldn’t have.

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JULY 7, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Spartan-Team Challenge Spartan-Team Challenge Aquarius “Revolution 9” (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Blessing Billy Graham Spirit Drive Potters Samuel Rod Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman Aha Bless Lord WTNB 5Cheyenne Music Mix WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Beauty and the Beast (N) ’ Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow Å Georgia Trav. Ga. Outdoors Miss Marple A woman witnesses a murder on a train. Ballyfin: Portrait The Greeks ’ Å DAYSTAR 8Kennedy Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Southwest Believers Convention Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level Kenneth Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) BattleBots (N) ’ Å Greatest Hits “1995-2000” Match Game ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Southern First Things Poldark on Masterpiece Poldark on Masterpiece Poldark on Masterpiece Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 The People’s Court Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Bones ’ Å (DVS) Home Free (N) ’ News at 10 Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Paid Program Seinfeld ’ WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Life in Pieces Big Brother (N) Å (9:59) Code Black ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Re-Body Revolution Or Paz Israeli Silver Jewelry Ace Your Space Shoe Shopping With Jane Now That’s Cool With Jane Oil Cosmetics Clarisonic CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Hold Outs” ’ Blue Bloods Å (DVS) Blue Bloods “Cursed” ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å HSN 16Michael Todd Dr. Sevinor Slinky Brand Fshns Clbrtn Slinky Brand Fshns Clbrtn Beauty Report with Amy M. Beauty Report with Amy M. The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Michael Todd Truhair Cele Travel Solutions Celebration E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å WAGS “Wags Collide” Å WAGS “Foul Play” Å EJ NYC Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Plan B” NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Familia” ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn. Premiere. ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn. LIFE 25My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex Å My Crazy Ex (N) Å (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (:02) I Love You... But I Lied (12:02) My Crazy Ex Å TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å Extreme Weight Loss Å Skin Tight: Transformed (N) My Big Fat Fabulous Life ’ Skin Tight: Transformed ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends Friends Friends ’ Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ Family Guy 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Castle “Head Case” ’ Castle “Kick the Ballistics” Castle “Eye of the Beholder” Castle “Demons” ’››› “The Town” (2010) Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall. Å (DVS) ›› “Gangster Squad” (2013) Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling. Å (DVS) USA 29NCIS “Hide and Seek” ’ NCIS Gibbs works with Kort. NCIS “Toxic” Å (DVS) Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ Å Queen of the South (N) Mr. Robot Å Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” (2014) Chris Pine. ››› “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues” (2013) Will Ferrell. Sex & Sex & Sex & “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues” ESPN 312016 UEFA European Championship SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å 2016 UEFA European Championship Hot Dog Eat. E:60 (N) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32SportsNation The Jump SportsNation ESPN FC (N) NFL Live Å CFL Football Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Hamilton Tiger-Cats. (N) (Live) CFL Football Toronto Argonauts at BC Lions. (N) (Live) FSTN 33MLB Baseball Postgame Destination ACC Access Driven Triathlon Xterra USA Championship Red Bull Cliff Diving UFC 200 Greatest Fighters World Poker Tour Rodeo SEC 34(3:30) College Football From April 9, 2016. College Football From Sept. 26, 2015. Texas A&M College Football From Oct. 24, 2015. Å SEC in 60 College Football Å GOLF 35To Be Announced Golf Central (N) (Live) To Be Announced To Be Announced FS1 36(3:00) 2016 U.S. Women’s Open First Round. (N) (Live) Å Setup NASCAR Racing Camping World Truck Series: Kentucky. UFC Weigh-In Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å Sports Live FSSE 37(3:00) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. Outdoors RMG’s Hydro Driven Braves Live! MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field in Chicago. (Live) Braves Live! Braves Live! MLB Baseball WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground Extreme Weather Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth Strangest Weather on Earth CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Jay Leno’s Garage American Greed American Greed American Greed (N) American Greed American Greed MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Declassified: Untold Stories CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Newsroom Live (N) HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Declassified: Untold Stories Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File HIST 44Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Alone: A Deeper Cut (N) ’ Alone “Winter’s Fury” (N) ’ (:03) Mountain Men (N) ’ (:03) Mountain Men Å (12:03) Alone: A Deeper Cut TRUTV 45Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46The First 48 “River’s Edge” The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 (N) ’ Å (:01) The First 48 ’ Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid XL Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å NGC 48Life Below Zero No Man Left Behind Inside the Green Berets Life Below Zero Life Below Zero No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind No Man Left Behind TRAV 49Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Food Network Star Chopped Chopped Chopped “Brunch Battle” Chopped Chopped (Part 1 of 5) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped (Part 1 of 5) HGTV 51Island Island Island Island Island Island Island Island Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l High Stakes Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52North Woods Law: Hunt North Woods Law: Hunt North Woods Law: Hunt Last Alaskans: Remote Last Alaskans: Remote (:02) North Woods Law (N) (:03) Lone Star Law (N) ’ (:04) North Woods Law ’ (12:05) Lone Star Law ’ FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle › “Billy Madison” (1995, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’› “The Waterboy” (1998) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates. ’ Pretty Little Liars ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Kim Possible Kim Possible DISN 54Backstage ’ Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. K.C. Under. (:15) ›››› “WALL-E” (2008) Voices of Ben Burtt. ‘G’ Walk the Bunk’d Å Best Friends K.C. Under. Jessie Å Liv-Mad. Girl Meets Austin & Ally NICK 55SpongeBob Crashletes Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Crashletes Thundermans ›› “Garfield: The Movie” (2004) Å Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Gumball Teen Titans Clarence (N) Gumball Powerpuff Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke Å Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith George George Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ›› “Dinner for Schmucks” (2010) ››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith. ‘PG-13’ Å›› “Alice in Wonderland” (2010, Fantasy) Johnny Depp. ‘PG’ Å›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010, Fantasy) Nicolas Cage. ‘PG’ Å TCM 59(3:45) ››› “The Women” (1939) Norma Shearer. ››› “Pat and Mike” (1952) Spencer Tracy. Å (DVS) ›››› “All the President’s Men” (1976) Robert Redford. Å››› “The Candidate” (1972) Robert Redford. 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