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161st YEAR • NO. 61 JULY 10, 2015 CLEVELAND, TN 22 PAGES • 50¢ DA Steve Crump: Death penalty burden ‘heavy’ By BRIAN GRAVES decided he was not “going to pass it off there are not enough assistants. potential strategy they can use.” Banner Staff Writer THIRD IN A to anybody else.” In a metropolitan district, Crump Crump said there are certain cases a “The way my schedule works, I sim- said a DA cannot be in the courtroom at DA has to be involved with — a death It is the ultimate punishment 4-PART SERIES ply can’t keep a caseload,” Crump said. all, noting the DA in Memphis has 106 penalty case being one of them. reserved for the most heinous of He said the 10th District is on the assistants. At this point in the interview, Crump crimes. edge between a rural district and a met- Crump said with his district being a recalled the time, while he served as an It is the death penalty. about another. ropolitan district. mix of those two district definitions, he assistant DA, when he successfully It is when that finality is being Because of his administrative “Managing 15 lawyers takes a large has the luxury to be able to visit prosecuted a death penalty case. sought that a district attorney general responsibilities, it is not possible for part of my day,” he said. “If each of General Sessions Court. It is a story he admits he has never becomes involved in the case. him to personally prosecute every case. them only needs five minutes of my day “I spent the last two non-jury days in told in detail. 10th District Attorney General Steve “Right now I am handling two first- — that’s a lot of my day.” Criminal Court to see how things were “I guess it was 2003 and the jury Crump has been in that position — degree death penalty cases,” Crump Crump has also been active in going,” he said. imposed death,” he recalled. looking at 12 jurors, asking that a per- said. “I have a couple of other prescrip- Nashville, working with the DA He said his real involvement with a David Lee Smith was the defendant son be put to death and watching as tion drug fraud cases [and] I have assis- Conference to pass legislation. case happens at his desk. in the case and later died on Death they are taken away to await that fate. tants that are working on that with “I was very pleased to get to testify “Every day there are assistants who Row. It is a position he will most likely be me.” and help some victims’ groups recently, come to my office or call me on the “It is the heavy burden in the office, in again before his six-year term in He said he took the drug cases and we saw success,” he said. phone and tell me what they are of an acute kind,” Crump said. “Every office ends, and his experience gives because after reviewing them he pre- But, he adds in rural districts a DA involved in and ask advice,” he said. “I him pause and emotion when thinking pared the indictment himself, and has to be in the courtroom because will tell them my view of the law and a See CRUMP, Page 6
Coming Sunday Medical Journal Wallace LFMS Do you know our risk of heart disease? How fast does heat rise in a car? Did you know Varnell project Cleveland has a father and son oral surgery practice? These are some of the things that may be found Sunday in the Medical service timeline Journal. Inside Today planned studied Edward Brewer Construction eyed second victim at 16-20 months By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG By TONY EUBANK Banner Staff Writer Banner Staff Writer The Bradley County Board of Plans were being finalized Education has gotten an idea of today for a memorial service to be Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE how long it could take to con- held for Bradley County Fire- DYW CONTESTANTS of the 2015 Tennessee competition volunteered their time Thursday struct a new building at Lake Rescue Capt. Wallace Varnell. evening to provide free bottled water to those using the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway on Forest Middle School — provided Varnell was one of two people a sunny, hot day. During slow moments of the day when they weren’t distributing the water, they it can secure the funding. who perished in a three-vehicle took time to ham it up as a group. Thursday night, representa- crash late Wednesday night. tives of Lewis Group Architects, BCFR Chief the firm the board had hired to Troy Maney said design the building, said the pro- Nottingham notches he would be ject’s schematic design process meeting with the DYW interviews begin could begin as soon as August. Junior Amateur win family today to Douglas Shover, education finalize services studio manager, Kingsport’s Will Nottingham that will honor Judges explain importance of expression said his firm had survived a two-shot swing on the the veteran fire- come up with an 18th hole of regulation and won fighter. By JOYANNA LOVE estimated com- the 52nd annual Tennessee Fike-Randolph Banner Senior Staff Writer pletion date of Junior Amateur Championship & Son Funeral The most personal section July 2018, with over Cooper Sears in a two-hole Varnell Home is in the construction playoff at Cleveland Country charge of of the Distinguished Young Women scholarship program alone taking Club. A joint effort between arrangements for the Varnell fam- between 16 and Cleveland Parks and Recreation ily. has started as interviews began Thursday. 20 months. and the Cleveland Youth Football The second victim has been After some dis- Board has resulted in a new identified as Edward Steven The panel of five judges will finish out this leg of the cussion of that Cash youth football league beginning Brewer, 65, of Cleveland. Funeral timeline, 1st Aug. 3. See Sports, Pages 13-15. arrangements for Brewer will be competition today. Judges ask questions District board announced by Companion member Chris Turner pointed Funeral Homes. based on the girls’ bios and Forecast current events. out the board had not yet decid- The Tennessee Highway Patrol, ed whether it will bid out and along with Bradley County Many of the judges said they enjoy the interview por- manage all the construction or Emergency Services and BCFR, hire a construction manager who responded to the scene after tion because it allows them to really get to know the con- would then work with subcon- Tennessee Wildlife Resources Banner photo, JOYANNA LOVE tractors. Agency officers came upon the 2015 DISTINGUISHED YOUNG WOMEN of Tennessee winner testants. Some of the judges are for- After Shover told him a con- crash and called 911 at about 10 Ashley Stevens answers questions during a mock interview. struction manager would likely p.m., according to reports. Stevens came back to Cleveland this year to assist with the state be able to do their own research program. See DYW, Page 6 during the design process and See VARNELL, Page 12 not negatively affect the timeline, Today looks to be sunny and hot, Turner asked board members with a high near 95 and heat index their thoughts. values as high as 99. Tonight “It’s a matter of choice,” 7th should be partly cloudy, with a low Historic District OKs legal counsel plan District Vice Chairman Charlie around 71. Saturday calls for partly Rose said, adding a good con- Callaway approved a motion for the city Caywood were unable to attend tractor would be able to keep cloudy and warm conditions, with a By LARRY C. BOWERS Banner Staff Writer to consider hiring a legal consultant to Thursday evening’s meeting at the things on track either way. 30 percent chance of afternoon advise on legal matters. The commis- Municipal Building. Director of Schools Dr. Linda showers or thunderstorms and a Cleveland’s Historic Preservation sioners are recommending Thomas The Commission continues to debate Cash said she has in the past high near 90. Saturday night should Commission continues to take steps to Hayslett of the Miller-Martin law firm in the appropriateness of solar panels on encountered both scenarios. be partly cloudy with a slight chance control solar panel placement in the Chattanooga. property at 220 15th St. N.W., owned by However, she said she feels more city’s Historic District, and may have of rain, and a low around 71. Hayslett comes highly regarded, and Scott Wright. The panels can be seen comfortable with the idea of hir- found a state partner with resources to specializes in historic preservation. from at least one roadway, which is not ing a construction manager. assist in such matters. The vote on the motion was unani- Third District Chairman Index allowed. Commission members Rufus Triplett, mous, although panel members Sarah Church...... 8-9 Brown Maryl Elliott, Joan Benjamin and Phyllis Coleman, Randy Wood and Doug See PLAN, Page 7 See LFMS, Page 6 Classified...... 20-21 Comics...... 17 Editorials...... 16 Amtrak line Horoscope...... 17 Movies...... 18 Brookes Edge through area Obituaries...... 2 Stocks...... 4 getting bigger; gets new look Sports...... 13-15 By JOYANNA LOVE TV Schedule...... 18-19 Banner Senior Staff Writer Weather...... 11 new site slated Imagine being able to ride in an Amtrak passenger train from Around Town By LARRY C. BOWERS Cleveland to Bristol or Atlanta. Banner Staff Writer While not a reality yet, such an Betty Alley lunching with her interconnected system on Amtrak girls Melissa and Donna ... Tom John Shumate Sr., and his Shumate lines is gaining support. and Brenda Carroll caught in a Development Company of Columbus, Ohio, have Talks have begun on how rainy downpour during a neigh- expanded their commitment to the Cleveland Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Cleveland could be connected to borhood walk ... Lucy Strubhart housing community. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS attended Thursday’s announcement by John developing Amtrak lines. The lines showing a group of friends her Shumate, president of the corporation, met Shumate Sr. of a new luxury-housing development by Shumate Development use existing railroad tracks. great singing talent ... Wade with city and county officials Thursday to Corporation on Villa Drive, just off Georgetown Road. The corporation continues to The Cleveland Urban Area Samples spending a lot of time announce the start of another luxury-housing Metropolitan Planning on the golf course. development on Villa Drive, just off Georgetown develop its initial Cleveland project on Adkisson Drive, Brookes Edge. At Thursday’s Road. The 13.2-acre location will have 216 hous- ceremony were, from left, Vice President of Development Jim Shumate, Bradley Organization approved a memo- ing units in multiple structures, with two County Mayor D. Gary Davis, Cleveland Councilman George Poe, Cleveland randum of understanding in con- Councilman Dale Hughes, Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland, John Shumate Sr. and nection with a passenger rail sys- tem that will connect Louisville, See BROOKES EDGE, Page 7 John Shumate Jr. 6489076 75112 See AMTRAK, Page 7 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com
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E-Edition Only $21.00 $42.00 $ 84.00 $7.00 $2.00 New national monuments coming Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 in Texas, California and Nevada T-Mobile U.S. calling plans WASHINGTON (AP) — home to rare rock art from 4,000 monuments. In anticipation of to cover Canada and Mexico Mammoth bones, prehistoric years ago, will also become a Obama’s move, this week Nevada NEW YORK (AP) — T-Mobile have access to their regular data rock carvings and more than a national monument. The White Rep. Cresent Hardy introduced will now let its U.S. customers allowance and will be able to million acres of wilderness will be House said more than 700,000 an amendment to an Interior call, text, use apps and browse keep using T-Mobile’s slower 2G protected as part of three new acres of public land will be pro- Department bill that would block the Internet within North service once they run out, just as national monuments that tected in an untouched area of Obama from creating monu- America without paying extra they would in the U.S. President Barack Obama is cre- the Great Basin region. In addi- ments in areas where there’s charges. —- ating in California, Nevada and tion to petroglyphs, the site also been local opposition. His T-Mobile US Inc. said this will HOW DOES THAT COMPARE Texas. contains “City,” an array of amendment, which successfully John William Davis John William “Flash” Davis, 60, mean savings for customers who TO WHAT I PAID BEFORE? The presidential move, abstract sculptures that artist made its way into the bill, lists travel to Canada or Mexico or call Previously, T-Mobile charged announced by the White House Michael Heizer has worked on for counties in Nevada, Arizona, a resident of Cleveland, passed away Thursday, July 9, 2015, at people there frequently. 20 cents per minute for calls early Friday, brings to 19 the more than four decades. The California, New Mexico, Oregon the family residence. Here’s a closer look at the deal: made while traveling in Canada number of monuments that project evokes elements of and Utah as off-limits. He was the son of the late —- and Mexico. Texting was already Obama has created or expanded Mesoamerican life, with ceremo- “Any decisions that restrict Arvell and Ruby Henderson WHY IS THIS SIGNIFICANT? free. Data service also was free, since taking office. nial mounds interspersed with ranching, recreation or other Davis. He was preceded in death Canada and Mexico account but only at the slower, 2G Environmental advocates hailed more modern architecture. types of land-use activities by a brother, George David Davis. for a significant chunk of inter- speeds. That can be adequate for the new monuments as bringing Nevada Sen. Harry Reid, the should have as much local input national travel by Americans, email, but it’s painfully slow for sorely needed protection to natu- Senate’s top Democrat, has been as possible,” Hardy said, adding He was an active member of Westwood Baptist Church in and they are the destinations for Web surfing. ral American treasures, even as pushing for years to protect the that the amendment was “about many of the international calls For calls from the U.S. to those Republicans in Congress were site and its surroundings. empowering local communities Cleveland, where he was the head greeter. from the U.S. Customers with countries, T-Mobile customers pursuing legislation to stop the Tourists and nature lovers in and local stakeholders most He was employed at Peyton’s friends or family in Mexico or previously had to buy an add-on president. California will see more than affected by monument designa- Warehouse since 1979, and was Canada or who live in border global calling plan or pay 49 In Texas, Obama is creating a 330,000 acres in northern tions.” a volunteer at the Caring Place. states will benefit the most from cents per minute to call Canada monument at Waco Mammoth, a California set aside for a new Under the 1906 Antiquities “He cared about people and this deal. and 69 cents to call Mexico. relatively small site in central monument at Berryessa Snow Act, presidents have broad could never say no.” He is survived by his sisters T-Mobile isn’t alone in eyeing Customers of other major wire- Texas where archaeologists have Mountain. The White House tout- authority to designate historic or Mexico. In recent years, AT&T less carriers also need to pay discovered remains of 24 ed the area’s rich biodiversity ecologically significant sites with- and their spouses: Joyce Ann and Paul Russ, Annabel and bought two Mexican telecommu- extra, as T-Mobile previously Columbian Mammoths — the and Native American cultural out congressional approval, pro- nications companies. But AT&T required. For instance, AT&T Inc. largest of the mammoth species sites, but the area is best known tecting those areas from new Mike Webb, and Avanell and Barry Leamon; nephew, says its growth is more about sells packages of minutes good — from more than 65,000 years as a destination for hikers, development like mining, oil Jonathan Russ and his wife, adding subscribers in Mexico for calls made while traveling in ago, the White House said. Like campers, fishermen and hunters. wells and grazing. Ahlie; niece, Crystal Singleton than offering service there for Mexico and Canada. They start at other mammoths, the Columbian Officials said designating the site Obama has used that authori- and her husband, Paul; great- traveling Americans. The compa- $30 for 80 minutes per month. Mammoth is now extinct, but as a monument would likely ty aggressively as he’s worked to nephews: Ashton and Tristan ny aims to cover 100 million AT&T also sells monthly global roamed freely in North America prompt increased visits to the secure a legacy of protecting the Russ; great-nieces: Lexis and Baley Singleton; and a special Mexicans on its network by the calling plans that include free during the Pleistocene epoch, area and drive economic growth environment and warding off the end of 2018. calls to Mexico. Various amounts known colloquially as the ice age. in the coming years. effects of climate change. Earlier friend, Rhonda Johns. A Remembrance of Life serv- —- of data are included in the global The site marks the only spot in “I applaud the president, this year, Obama designated new WHO IS ELIGIBLE AND HOW calling plans. the U.S. where a nursery herd of because his historic action will monuments in Hawaii, Illinois ice will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 12, 2015, at the Wildwood DO I SIGN UP? Verizon Wireless offers a $10- mammoths has been discovered, preserve this magnificent area for and Colorado, and last year he Avenue Chapel of Jim Rush The service is free for most a-month plan for travel in and is also home to preserved generations and boost the local expanded the Pacific Remote Funeral Homes with the Rev. existing and new T-Mobile cus- Canada in Mexico. It offers 100 remains of other ancient species economy,” said Sen. Barbara Islands Marine National Steve Smartt officiating. tomers. T-Mobile said customers megabytes of data and some tex- including the saber-toothed cat, Boxer, D-Calif. Monument to cover 490,000 The interment will follow at with certain older or budget-ori- ting privileges, while $5 more per dwarf antelope and the western Some Republicans have com- square miles, making it the Hilcrest Cemetery with Jason Harvey, Michael Harvey, Chuck ented plans are exempt. month adds 100 minutes of calls camel. plained for years that Obama has largest marine preserve in the Customers must sign up and expanded texting capabili- Nevada’s Basin and Range, abused his authority to designate world. Carroll, Ken Carroll, Roy Veal and Mike Davis serving as cas- online or at a store to take advan- ties. ketbearers. tage of the deal. There’s no —- The family will receive friends charge. The new plan takes effect HOW IS T-MOBILE ABLE TO House passes bill to hasten Saturday, from 6 until 9 p.m., at next Wednesday. OFFER THIS? the funeral home. —- The company says it has The family requests that in lieu WHAT DOES IT INCLUDE? struck deals with some of the top of flowers donations be made to T-Mobile customers will be carriers in Canada and Mexico, timber projects in forests the Caring Place 130 Wildwood Ave., Cleveland TN., 37311. able to call and text Mexican and allowing customers to use their WASHINGTON (AP) — The As a result, it’s unclear what the outcome will not be good,” We encourage you to share Canadian phone numbers with networks while traveling. In House passed a bill Thursday progress the bill will make after said Jamie Rappaport Clark, your memories and or condo- their regular U.S. minutes. Those exchange, some of those carriers designed to improve the health clearing the House by a vote of president and CEO of lences with the family by going to on unlimited plans will have will get to use T-Mobile’s net- of national forests by scaling 262-167. Defenders of Wildlife. www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. unlimited calls or texts to those works. back the environmental reviews House Republicans have long Democrats were particularly numbers, too. When traveling in It’s similar to deals U.S. carri- that go into some timbering sought more aggressive tree critical of a provision requiring those countries, customers will ers make with each other to let projects and discouraging law- removal from national forest that groups suing to stop cer- be able to call U.S., Mexican and customers roam for free on a rival suits that delay projects. lands. Past efforts required the tain projects also be required to Canadian numbers with their network when the customer’s The goal is to speed up tim- government to increase the buy a surety bond. The bond minutes. own network has no coverage. ber harvests and underbrush amount of timber offered for would reimburse the federal “We’re just making Canada T-Mobile wouldn’t provide removal that the U.S. Forest sale. This time, the focus was government for expenses in the and Mexico part of your home details on the deal or say whether Service deems necessary to on reducing regulatory hurdles event the plaintiffs lose. An Wallace A. Varnell territory,” says T-Mobile CEO they are exclusive to T-Mobile. As improve the health of national and lawsuits. Republican Rep. amendment to strip that provi- Wallace A. Varnell, 55, of John Legere said on a conference a result, it’s unclear whether forests, which are taking a hit Tom McClintock of California sion was defeated largely along Cleveland, died Wednesday, July call. other major U.S. carriers will be from drought, density and said the nation’s forests have party lines. Rep. Rob Bishop, 8, 2015. As for data, customers will able to broker deals of their own. infestation. Altogether, up to 40 been consigned to a policy of the chairman of the House He was a captain of the percent of the entire national benign neglect and are now Natural Resources Committee, Bradley County Fire-Rescue and forest system is in need of dangerously overgrown. opposed the amendment. served at BCFR Station 3 at FDA strengthens heart risk treatment to reduce the threat “Excess timber comes out of “The verdict is in. The dra- Maroon Branch. of catastrophic wildfire and dis- the forest one way or the other,” conian environmental policies Survivors and funeral arrange- ments will be announced by Fike- ease. McClintock said. “It’s either and litigation assaults of the Randolph & Son Funeral Home. warning in pain relievers The bill meets the Obama carried out or burned out.” past 30 years have failed our WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal The labeling change is the lat- administration partway when it Nineteen Democratic law- forests,” said Bishop, R-Utah. health regulators are bolstering est step in the FDA’s ongoing comes to treating some wild- makers, mostly from rural In the days leading up to the warning labels for popular pain safety review of the drugs, which fires like other federal disasters areas, supported the bill. vote, House Republicans added relievers, adding information stretches back to 2004. That’s when it comes to tapping feder- One of their primary argu- language designed to treat wild- about the risk of heart attack and when Merck & Co Inc. pulled its al funds, but doesn’t go as far ments from opponents was that fires like other federal disas- stroke in the short term. blockbuster pain reliever Vioxx as the administration wanted exempting a wide range of for- ters, a longstanding priority of The changes announced off the market because of links to and subsequently generated est lands from certain types of the Obama administration. Thursday apply to prescription heart attack and stroke. White House opposition. environmental reviews will Under the House bill, federal non-steroidal anti-inflammatory Vioxx had been heavily adver- make the forests, as agencies tap into a disaster drugs, or NSAIDs, including tised as a new kind of NSAID that To submit an obituary, Democratic Rep. Niki Tsongas fund after they’ve exhausted arthritis treatments like was supposed to be easier on the have the funeral home or of Massachusetts put it, “much that year’s firefighting budget, Celebrex. The agency said it stomach. But its withdrawal cremation society in IT’SASPECIAL more vulnerable to degradation and the extra money could only plans similar changes to over- shook the medical establishment charge of arrangements e- and damage.” be used for putting out fires. the-counter drugs in the same and ushered in a new era of drug mail the information to Environmental groups largely The move was designed so class, such as Advil and Motrin. safety at the FDA. DAY FOR ... obituaries@clevelandban- opposed the bill. “Dramatically agencies dedicating more and Language on the pills currently In 2005, the agency added ner.com and fax to 423- increasing logging based upon more resources to firefighting warns that they can increase the boxed warnings to all prescrip- little to no environmental would no longer have to trans- 614-6529, attention obits. Ernestine Moore, Mike risk of heart-related problems if tion NSAIDS, including Pfizer’s analysis is like racing down the fer money from the very pro- Blessing, Patsy Pressley, Susan used long term. Celebrex and high-dose versions highway with your windshield grams that prevent fires in the Wyllie, Amy Parker, who are cel- However, the Food and Drug of ibuprofen and naproxen. painted black. You know that first place. ebrating birthdays today ... Administration’s new warning Celebrex is the only drug from Jeffrey Stinnett, who turns 51 ... states that heart attacks and the same class as Vioxx that Jeff Brewer, who turns 47 ... McDonald’s: We swear ‘Minions’ aren’t swearing strokes can occur in the first few remains on the market. The pre- Holland Pierce, who is celebrating weeks of taking the drugs. The scription NSAIDs are generally her 16th birthday ... Jenna OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) — figures make are nonsense “Our goal at McDonald’s is to agency also warns that the risks used for long-term chronic pain McCarter, who celebrated her McDonald’s says some cus- words, nothing offensive or pro- serve up food and fun for our val- increase with higher doses of the conditions like arthritis. 19th birthday Thursday ... tomers have complained that a fane. It says that the Minion ued customers, and we’re glad to drugs. The updates are based on The agency also added similar Patrick Langham, Suzy talking toy included in recent Caveman toy makes three have the Minions on board,” the an FDA review of recent studies warnings to lower-dose, over- Campbell, Rhonda Raines, Pam Happy Meals uses curse words. sounds — “para la bukay,” company said. and recommendations by outside the-counter NSAIDs like Aleve Cain, Butch Clark, Kathy Allen The fast-food restaurant intro- ‘’hahaha” and “eh eh.” A spokeswoman for advisers. and Advil. Those drugs currently and Dustin Hayes, who will cele- duced a Happy Meal on July 3 The statement says “a very McDonald’s, Lisa McComb, says “In general, patients with heart warn patients to take the lowest brate birthdays Saturday ...Tony with toys inspired by the movie small number of customers” have there are no plans to take the disease or risk factors for it have dose possible for as short a peri- Young, who turns 55 Saturday ... “Minions.” been in touch with the company toys out of distribution. a greater likelihood of heart od as possible. They are not Drew Morrow, who turns 46 The Oak Brook, Illinois-based about the toy. McDonald’s said “Minions,” a prequel of the attack or stroke,” the agency intended to be used for pain Saturday ... Anthony Floyd, who company issued a statement say- the promotion is supposed to run “Despicable Me” movies, pre- notes in the announcement post- longer than 10 days, according to turns 26 Saturday. ing the sounds the small yellow through the end of July. mieres Friday. ed to its website. their labels. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015— 3
Tennessee mosque attack plan handling blasted In Loving Memory Of MEMPHIS (AP) — Muslim threat to Muslims and shouldn’t Facebook posts and through differs from home incarceration, groups say a judge’s decision to have been released. Other groups phone conversations, including which restricts someone to “24- HOMER release from federal custody a have echoed those sentiments. one with a cooperating FBI hour-a-day lockdown,” save for Tennessee man accused in court “I think this case has been mis- source. medical necessities and court records of planning an attack on handled and it hasn’t been treat- Doggart told the person on the appearances DUNN a mosque in New York state rep- ed with the seriousness it phone that weapons such as “AR- In court documents, Doggart’s Oct. 10, 1929 ~ July 10, 2005 resents a double standard and deserves,” Hooper said. 15s, M-4s or M-16s” could be lawyer Bryan Hoss has said should be revisited. “”Unfortunately, this fits a pat- used and that he planned to bring Social Security disability records Court records show Robert tern of cases in which no Muslim his M-4 rifle with four magazines, showed Doggart has depression Doggart, 63, was released into is involved and it is swept under according to court documents. and personality disorder, but is home detention by a magistrate the rug.” He pleaded guilty in April, not a danger. Hoss wrote that Dad judge on $30,000 bond after he Hooper said he hopes this acknowledging in the agreement Doggart has no prior criminal What we’d give if we could say agreed to plead guilty in April to week’s indictment leads federal that he “willfully and knowingly record. plotting an attack on “Islamberg,” officials to place Doggart back in sent a message in interstate com- Prosecutors appealed the Hello, Dad, in the same old way a self-named mostly Muslim com- custody. merce containing a true threat” to release, arguing that concerns To hear your voice, see your smile munity near Hancock, New York. “We’re talking about a man who injure someone. about the man’s mental health Another judge threw out the has admitted that he conspired to “The defendant justified his remain and that Doggart posed a To sit with you and chat awhile.. plea agreement last month. commit a Charleston-style mas- attack on lslamberg by claiming danger to the community. The So you who have your Father Doggart was indicted Tuesday sacre on a house of worship in that the residents of Islamberg appeal was denied. on a charge of soliciting another New York,” said Hooper, recalling were planning a terrorist attack,” In a June 29 ruling, U.S. Cherish him with care person to attack the mosque. He a recent shooting that claimed said the plea agreement, since District Judge Curtis Collier For you’ll never know is accused in court records of also several lives at an historic black thrown out. threw out the plea agreement, planning to attack a school and a church in South Carolina. In early May, Magistrate Judge writing that it did not contain the heartache cafeteria, and use automatic “These things are becoming all- Susan K. Lee ordered Doggart enough facts to constitute a true Till you see his weapons to kill residents by last too-common,” Hooper said. released from federal custody threat under the interstate com- vacant chair.. April 15. Doggart wrote that “When they happen to Muslims, under conditions including home merce charge. Islamberg “must be utterly they tend to be downplayed or not detention, psychiatric treatment In a June 10 letter, The It’s been 10 years since you’ve been gone. destroyed” and he had contacted reported at all. When a Muslim is and drug testing, refraining from Muslims of America religious a militia group, according to court somehow the perpetrator, it’s possessing a firearm and posting organization criticized the pro- We miss you everyday documents. international headlines.” a $30,000 bond. posed plea agreement and the Love - Lillie Mae, Donna and Rhonda Doggart had not been taken Doggart’s lawyer did not return Home detention required the judge’s release order, stating into custody as of Thursday. repeated calls from The Signal Mountain resident to be that home confinement left Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for Associated Press. restricted to his house except for Doggart “cared for by the family the Council on American-Islamic Prosecutors said he solicited work, education, religious servic- who provides him love and com- Relations, said Doggart poses a others to join in his plan through es and court appearances. That fort.” Caretaker charged with forgery Knowing the TENNESSEE BRIEFS By TONY EUBANK The victim had received a time, meeting Banner Staff Writer statement from the Bank of Cleveland that said since March 14 taken to hospital after church Confederate flag was once a famil- A McDonald woman who of 2015, checks had been clear- the need. iar symbol in country music, rep- worked as a caretaker was ing his checking account which van crash in McMinn County resenting the rural South and the arrested Wednesday on they determined to be ATHENS (AP) — The Tennessee 'LUHFW&UHPDWLRQ6WDUWLQJDW renegade spirit of artists such as forgery charges. fraudulent, as the signa- Highway Patrol is investigating a David Allan Coe and Hank She is accused of ture did not match his. church van crash in East Williams Jr. stealing from a 75-year- Five checks were Tennessee that sent 14 people to But the rebel banner that will be old man who employed made out to a Jimmy the hospital. removed Friday from the grounds her as a home-care work- Strickland and seven WRCB-TV reports the wreck of the South Carolina Capitol has er. checks were made out to happened in McMinn County as faded from stage and song, with Bradley County Tangie Strickland. $449 the van was carrying children to many country artists quietly dis- Deputies responded to a Strickland Mrs. Strickland said a day camp at Zion Hill Baptist tancing themselves from the call from the 75-year-old Mr. Strickland knew Church in Englewood. emblem that used to feature complainant, who related to nothing of the forgeries. The crash happened around 9 prominently in merchandise, lyrics them that his caretaker, Tangie Grissom The checks that Strickland a.m. Thursday near the intersec- and concerts. Suzanne Strickland, 35, of wrote to herself totaled $2,025. tion of Highway 30 and County “You won’t find it being used by McDonald, had stolen checks Tangie Strickland was arrested Road 554. young country acts today, partly from his home. and charged with forgery and Serenity It wasn’t clear how many were because it doesn’t mean the same Deputies advised Strickland of theft. aboard the van. A woman was thing to them,” said Robert K. her rights, and she signed a She is currently being held at Funeral Home & Cremation Services flown to Knoxville. Oermann, author and columnist statement admitting she stole the Bradley County Justice JULVVRPVHUHQLW\FRP Fort Knox gains personnel, for MusicRow magazine. “Partly checks from the main. Center on a $10,000 bond. because some of them aren’t 'LUHFW&UHPDWLRQWKLVFKDUJHLQFOXGHV&UHPDWRU\IHH Fort Campbell sees minor cut &DUGERDUG&RQWDLQHU (AP) — Fort Knox in Kentucky Southern and partly because if will gain 67 personnel and Fort you want to appeal to a national New additions to child-abuse Campbell will see a reduction of audience, why would you do that?” about 360 military positions Many artists have adopted the registry becoming public In Loving Memory of under a cost-saving plan to American flag instead. reduce the Army’s active-duty Only a small number of country NASHVILLE (AP) — The do,” Department of Children’s force by 40,000 troops over the artists have been willing to speak Tennessee Department of Services spokesman Rob coming two years, officials said on the issue in the weeks since Children’s Services has started Johnson said, noting the depart- Dustin Thursday. nine black churchgoers were fatal- releasing the names of people it ment has carefully considered its Fort Campbell said reductions ly shot at a Bible study in believes have committed child move. at the base that straddles Charleston, South Carolina. abuse or neglect, despite the fact Among child-welfare advo- Ledford Kentucky and Tennessee will Charlie Daniels wrote a long col- that some were never prosecuted cates, there are concerns about 10/15/85 ~ 7/10/10 come from the inactivation of a umn on his website addressing the for the accusations. the new policy — partly because company from the 52nd most recent controversy over the As of July 1, new additions to a inclusion on the registries is usu- 5 Year Explosive Ordnance Disposal flag, which he called “a sign of defi- formerly internal, confidential ally permanent and partly Anniversary Group, a cut in the size of the ance, a sign of pride, a declaration registry of people who investiga- because it could hamper the con- 101st Division Headquarters and of a geographical area that you tors say they “substantiated” for fidential nature of DCS’s work I know you’re feeling sad today were proud to be from.” child abuse will be shared with with families. The department other small training and base because I had to go. support reductions. No civilian 2 Tennessee counties added to an online, publicly accessible places people on the formerly reductions were announced. registry of abusers of adults, confidential registry who its I know you have so many things emerald ash borer quarantine according to a report from The investigators and supervisors say that remind you of me so. The Fort Campbell cuts NASHVILLE (AP) — The East amount to 1 percent of the post’s Commercial Appeal. that a preponderance of evidence And though you cry as you recall Tennessee counties of Bledsoe The internal registry is used to indicates that child abuse or neg- total population. The small num- and Cumberland have been the times you spent with me. ber of reductions was a relief to prevent those on the list from lect has been committed. I know your pain would turn to joy added to a quarantine for the getting jobs at schools, for exam- “Clearly, people who have com- Kim McMillian, mayor of emerald ash borer, an insect that if only you could see. Clarksville, where some of the ple. The public registry is used to mitted child sex abuse ought to destroys ash trees. prevent people who abused be on the registry,” said Linda I’m in Heaven with Jesus now. roughly 26,000 soldiers who live The quarantine prohibits off-post and many civilian adults from getting jobs at places O’Neal, executive director of the We laugh, we sing, we play. movement of firewood, ash nurs- such as nursing homes. Tennessee Commission on He holds me gently in His arms. employees own homes, she said. ery stock, ash timber and other The base is the largest single The change comes after an Children and Youth. “Where it I know no pain today. material that can spread the employer in the city of about internal review of the depart- becomes grayer is circumstances And though we’re parted for a while insect. 150,000 people located in Middle ment’s operating policies discov- (such as) where young parents The Tennessee Department of Jesus has promised me Tennessee. ered that a 1987 law apparently who may be under incredible Agriculture says the total num- He’ll someday bring you here Fort Knox said the base is requires that it share names pressures for a whole range of ber of Tennessee counties under where we’ll live for eternity. gaining 67 personnel, making it added to its registry with the reasons do something stupid and a state and federal quarantine for one of only three Army installa- Health Department database. wrong but are never likely to do it all--greatquotes.com the insect is now 41. tions that will grow under the “We think it’s the right thing to again.” The agency says the emerald Missing you daily Dustin. plan. The base’s 3rd Because the inclusion can ash borer was introduced from We know God has a plan. Sustainment Command, affect people’s job prospects, the Asia into the U.S. in the 1990s We love you. Dad, Mom, Grandma and Expeditionary, and its 280 posi- LOTTERY Department of Children’s tions are being moved to Fort and first detected in Tennessee in Services says people can ask for All Your Family and Friends Bragg, North Carolina; the 1st 2010 in Knox County. Officials their placement on the registry to Theater Sustainment Command use purple box traps placed in NUMBERS be reviewed. and its 550 positions is being trees across the state to identify infestations. relocated from Fort Bragg to Fort (AP) — These lotteries were Knox. The Agriculture Department says an ash borer can kill an ash drawn Thursday: Man accused of aggravated tree in three years. arson at old Nashville motel Cummins Falls State Park Tennessee NASHVILLE (AP) — A 29-year- Cash 3 Evening: 3-0-7, Lucky old man has been charged with offering life vests for guests Sum: 10 aggravated arson in a fire at an COOKEVILLE (AP) — For what Cash 3 Midday: 2-1-0, Lucky old Nashville motel that injured is believed to be the first time Sum: 3 two people. ever, a Tennessee state park is Cash 3 Morning: 6-5-0 The Nashville Fire Department offering life vests to waterfall Cash 4 Evening: 3-2-6-3, Owned by Local Cleveland guests. said Antoine Dewayne Clark was Lucky Sum: 14 WSMV-TV reports that, starting Resident Mary Jane Weaver arrested Thursday at another inn. Cash 4 Midday: 1-3-8-6, Lucky A pregnant woman and a man sometime next week, the life vests will be given to visitors to Jackson Sum: 18 were taken to a hospital after the Cash 4 Morning: 0-5-5-0 fire Tuesday with injuries not County’s Cummins Falls State 110% 100%% OOffOffff believed to be life-threatening. Park, where there have been 23 rescues, 20 evacuations and one GeorGia The fire department said the All or Nothing Day: 01-03-04- YYourour PPremiereremiere fire happened after a dispute drowning since Mother’s Day. Park ranger Ray Cutcher says 05-06-07-08-14-17-19-20-21 OOrnamentrnament broke out over personal belong- All or Nothing Evening: 02-04- Ornament ings. The fire happened at the many visitors venture out to the picturesque waterfall without 05-06-07-08-11-12-14-15-23-24 PPurchaseurchase abandoned Harding Inn. All or Nothing Morning: 01-04- Fire officials said a total of six realizing how arduous the hike there can be. 09-10-15-16-18-19-20-21-23-24 people were rescued from a bal- All or Nothing Night: 01-04-05- Hours: Sunday 12pm-5pm cony. Cutcher says he hopes the vests will both save lives and 09-10-11-12-16-17-18-20-22 Monday - Saturday Clark was being held on Cash 3 Evening: 5-5-2 $150,000 bond plus $20,000 on a instill a greater sense of caution 10am-8pm Cash 3 Midday: 4-8-7 community supervision violation. among those that choose not to Cash 4 Evening: 1-8-4-8 Online jail records didn’t indicate use the vests. 423-870-6690 whether he is represented by a Tennessee State Parks has Cash 4 Midday: 8-7-3-3 5760 Hwy 153 lawyer. already assigned a ranger who is Fantasy 5: 02-08-09-14-37 a licensed paramedic to the Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-8-6-5-1 Hixson, TN 37343 Country music acts quietly waterfall and plans to discuss Georgia FIVE Midday: 0-3-9-5-6 abandon Confederate flag possible further security meas- Jumbo Bucks Lotto: 13-20-21- in the Walmart Shopping Center NASHVILLE (AP) — The ures. 32-38-43 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com FRIDAY
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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 LifestyLes [email protected] Rid the gluten from your pizza with this easy chickpea crust By SARA MOULTON Hints from Heloise Associated Press If there’s a more basic and uni- versally loved dish than pizza, I can’t name it. Bread, cheese and tomatoes... Perfect! Unless, that is, you’re one of The case for remembering mation and contacts. — Lisa L. in those poor souls who is sensitive Dear Heloise: When I travel, I Kansas City, Kan. to gluten. Happily, here’s a pizza take my own pillow for comfort. I that swaps out the traditional have a very colorful print PILLOW- SEND A GREAT HINT TO: Italian wheat-based crust for a CASE to put on it so that it doesn’t Heloise chickpea “flour” crust that’s popu- blend in with the hotel’s pillows. P.O. Box 795000 lar in many parts of the world. It’s easy to see and hard to leave! San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 And it’s just in time for the start of — A Reader, via email Fax: 1-210-HELOISE tomato season. This is one of my favorite travel Email: [email protected] Chickpea flour is nothing more hints. If David and I are on a road complicated than ground-up dried trip, I do like to take my own pil- Dirty shoe low, too. If flying, I have two of my chickpeas. Most American super- Dear Heloise: Is there a way to “faux silk” purple king-size pillow- markets stock chickpea flour get dirt stains out of colored can- cases in my luggage. May sound these days, though you will want vas shoes? — Katie in Nebraska to check the label to be sure it’s silly to some, but I love them! For the ladies, you won’t wake up with Yes, there is, but it does take a gluten-free. Of course, there’s two- or three-step (pun!) process. more to be said for chickpea flour crinkles in your face when you sleep on one of these! Can’t miss One, brush off as much DRY dirt than that it lacks gluten. It’s a as you can. Use an old toothbrush very good source of protein and the purple pillow on the bed when it’s checkout time. — Heloise or dry scrub brush. Two, treat the fiber, and boasts a robust nutty stains with a prewash stain spray taste. or stain stick. None in the house? To make pizza crust using Paint hints Simply use full-strength liquid chickpea flour, you just mix it Dear Heloise: When we moved laundry detergent on the spot. with water and a little salt, no into our house, we painted. I kept Gently rub the cleaning agent in yeast required. But as with wheat the paint-chip card and placed it with the brush and let sit at least flour, chickpea flour needs to be with other important files for the 30 minutes. Three, pop into the carefully mixed once the water is house. I can take it with me if I washing machine (this is called added to smooth out the lumps. need more paint. Or, when we “work” time) with cold water. Four, And like wheat flour, chickpea move, I’ll pass it on to the new let the shoes dry naturally. If you flour benefits from a rest on the AP Photo THIS PHOTO shows chickpea crust pizza margherita in Concord, N.H. This dish is from a recipe by owners. see a little dirt left, repeat. To keep counter after it’s mixed before I kept small cans of each color. cooking. Sara Moulton. tennies looking nicer longer, try to We have a young, very active boy, brush off dry dirt or wipe away Chickpea crust will never be as —- and pepper. Add 1/3 cup of water it with a rubber spatula and cook and there usually is a need for a sturdy as a wheat crust. But you CHICKPEA CRUST PIZZA and whisk until the mixture has the pancake until nicely browned light stains when you see them — touch-up. Whether it is marks on don’t wait for wash day. certainly can get it crispy enough MARGHERITA the consistency of a smooth paste. on the bottom, 3 to 4 minutes. the wall, a chair scrape in the to pick up easily using my method If you want slightly crispier Add the remaining 1 cup of water, Peek underneath the pancake to Keep those sneakers looking kitchen or a nick on a corner, now new! — Heloise of cooking it in a non-stick or crusts, bake the pizza shells in the 1/2 cup at a time, whisking until see if it is browned. Do not I simply grab the can I need. — Ari stick-resistant pan on the stove- middle of the oven for 5 minutes the batter is smooth with each attempt to flip it until it is O., Athens, Ga. top. Be sure, though, to follow the before topping them. addition. Let stand for 30 minutes browned. Quick fix prescribed temperatures and tim- Start to finish: 1 hour while you prepare the remaining Flip the pancake and cook for Dear Heloise: Before I make ing; given its relative delicacy, the Servings: 4 ingredients. an additional 2 to 3 minutes, or Contact information my bed in the morning, I use a crust might otherwise fall apart. 1 1/2 cups (6 1/4 ounces) gar- In a colander, toss the tomatoes until browned on the second side Dear Heloise: I have all of my fabric roller that I got at the dollar Also, don’t flip it until you see a banzo bean (chickpea) flour with the kosher salt. Set over the (it will not brown as much on the contacts’ information entered in store to remove hair and lint from nice even brown color on the bot- 1/2 teaspoon table salt sink or a large bowl and let drain second side). Transfer the pan- my cellphone. However, I always my pillowcases and the sheets at tom. 1/4 teaspoon ground black for 15 minutes. Transfer to paper cake to a sheet pan, browner side keep all of the information in a the top of the bed. — Brenda in With tomatoes now in season, pepper towels to dry, then in a medium down. Repeat the procedure with separate address book. That way, Los Angeles I’ve topped my chickpea pizza with 1 1/3 cups water bowl combine them with the gar- the remaining batter and oil to if something happens to my cell- the classic Margherita combo: 1 1/2 cups chopped tomatoes lic. make 3 more pancakes, transfer- phone, I won’t lose all of the infor- (c) 2015 by King Features Syndicate Inc. tomato, basil and mozzarella. (cut into 1/2 inch pieces) Heat the oven to 400 F. ring them as they are done to the Start by salting the tomatoes, Heaping 1/4 teaspoon kosher In a 10-inch nonstick or stick- sheet pan. You will need 2 sheet which drains them of excess liq- salt resistant skillet over very high, pans. Kim Kardashian says use of uid and maximizes their luscious- 1 teaspoon minced garlic heat 2 teaspoons of the oil. Whisk Divide the tomatoes among the ness, then toss them with a little 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, the batter and add a quarter of it 4 pizza crusts, then top each with minced garlic. The tomatoes drain divided (about 1/2 cup) to the skillet. Tip a quarter of the cheese. Bake the selfies can be empowering while the batter rests. My pizza- 5 ounces coarsely shredded the pan to spread the batter even- pizzas in the middle of the oven for SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Kim constant posing in front of a loving family — none of whom is mozzarella cheese (about 1 cup) ly over the bottom of the skillet 5 to 6 minutes, or until the cheese Kardashian says the large num- camera as degrading, it doesn’t sensitive to gluten — were wild 1/2 cup shredded fresh basil and reduce the heat to medium- is melted. Cut the pizzas into ber of selfies she posts on social matter as long as she is happy about this new twist on the tradi- Into a medium bowl, sift togeth- high. Drizzle 2 teaspoons of the oil wedges, sprinkle the basil on top media empowers her to control with the results. tional pie. er the chickpea flour, table salt on top of the pancake, spreading and serve immediately. her public image, but also con- During an hour-long Q&A tributes to her being viewed by before an adoring audience that some merely as a sexual object. was mostly young and female, The reality TV star talked she also revealed that her hus- Beyonce, Pearl Jam to perform at Global Citizen Festival briefly about how women are band, rapper Kanye West, came NEW YORK (AP) — Beyonce, Lawn, organizers announced air on MSNBC and stream on globalcitizen.org. The concert is portrayed in the media during a up with the idea and title for her Pearl Jam and Coldplay will per- Thursday. iHeartRadio and Tidal. Past per- timed to coincide with the U.N. Tuesday night appearance in San new book of selfies called form at the 2015 Global Citizen Beyonce made a surprise formers include Stevie Wonder, General Assembly meeting. Francisco hosted by the “Selfish.” Festival in New York’s Central appearance onstage last year Neil Young, Alicia Keys, Foo —- Commonwealth Club of Kardashian’s visit provoked Park in September. when Jay Z closed the free Fighters and Carrie Underwood. Online: California. minor controversy because the They will join Ed Sheeran at event. Fans can earn free tickets by https://www.globalcitizen.org Kardashian allowed that while Commonwealth Club is known the Sept. 26 event on the Great The fourth annual concert will taking actions to end poverty on /en/festival/2015/ other people might regard her for tackling serious topics.
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Farmland Corner Crossing J 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 Suite C 476-4325 339-2885 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-3320 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015— 5 Critics say Senate bill would weaken rental car, rail safety WASHINGTON (AP) — A trans- Committee, says companies must safer car while your own recalled to ensure that rental agencies and they’re traveling too fast, are Railroads say they’ve spent bil- portation bill introduced by a tell consumers about the recall car is being repaired, you should- car dealerships in states where about to collide with another train lions of dollars on the technology Senate committee chairman notices in writing if they don’t n’t have to worry that it’s perfectly there is no prohibition on renting or are about to enter an area but have been hampered by diffi- would allow car rental companies intend to fix the cars first. legal, under federal law, for a unrepaired vehicles are required where crews are working on culties obtaining radio spectrum to rent recalled vehicles that Safety advocates have been rental car company to hand you to at least inform consumers of tracks. and the complexities of creating haven’t been repaired and elimi- urging Congress to prohibit rental the keys to a ticking time-bomb the pending recalls, he said. The National Transportation systems that will work for all rail- nate any hard deadline for rail- car companies, auto dealers and car,” said Rosemary Shahan, The bill includes provisions that Safety Board has been urging rail- roads even though operations and roads to start using long-sought others from renting vehicles that president of Consumers for Auto would give freight and commuter roads to adopt the technology, or computer systems vary signifi- technology that automatically have not been repaired, pointing Reliability and Safety. She said railroads and Amtrak more time its predecessors, for more than 40 cantly by company. stops trains to prevent crashes, to several deaths alleged to have she fears the bill will pre-empt to install positive train control. years. Under legislation passed in A separate bill introduced by safety advocates say. been related to unrepaired stronger state laws that prohibit The technology relies on GPS, 2008, railroads are supposed to Thune and other commerce com- The bill, introduced Thursday defects. the rental of unrepaired vehicles. wireless radio and computers to have technology installed and mittee members earlier this year by Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., the “Whether you’re visiting Frederick Hill, a committee monitor train position and auto- operating by the end of this year. would have given railroads an chairman of the Commerce, Disneyland, New York City or spokesman, said the bill wouldn’t matically stop trains that are in But a majority of railroads aren’t additional five to seven years to Science and Transportation Mount Rushmore, or just need a pre-empt state laws. Thune wants danger of derailing because expected to make that deadline. implement the technology.
Live! Saturdays at FBI head: Potential violence 10:00 a.m. plots stopped ahead of July 4 WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI might act. Whereas Al-Qaida Director James Comey said would train operatives and careful- Thursday that the agency believes ly scope out targets, the concern it stopped potential acts of violence among law enforcement officials is woopfm.com in the month before the July 4 hol- that the Islamic State is motivating iday. people to commit violence “on a OLD TOWN Comey said authorities suspect very short string.” CLEVELAND that some of the more than 10 “We face people who are highly Hosted by Ron and Debbie Moore people arrested during that time unpredictable,” Comey said, not- were planning to commit violence ing that the FBI does not discount July 11: tied to the holiday. But he declined the possibility that an individual BCHS Class of 1959 during a wide-ranging discussion who plans an act of terrorism for a with reporters to describe any of particular day such as July 4 Tune in to 99.9 FM or the potential plots that might have might randomly decide to kill www.WOOPFM.com been thwarted or to identify specif- someone earlier. ic individuals the FBI thought might carry out an attack. Federal agents had ramped up efforts in recent months to arrest “INVEST IN YOUR Islamic State sympathizers across the country, arresting more than AP Photo COMMUNITY!” SoUth CArolinA Gov. nikki hAley signs a bill into law as former South Carolina governors and 10 in the last four weeks in places including New Jersey, Ohio and officials look on Thursday at the Statehouse in Columbia, S.C. The law enables the removal of the North Carolina. Confederate flag from the Statehouse grounds more than 50 years after the rebel banner was raised to “I do believe that our work dis- protest the civil rights movement. rupted efforts to kill people, likely in connection with July 4,” Comey said. The FBI and Department of South Carolina’s Confederate Homeland Security had warned of a heightened terror threat tied to the July 4 weekend, but had not publicly identified any specific plot flag to come down today they were tracking. A law enforce- ment bulletin issued ahead of the COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — With the civil rights movement. By posing with the Confederate holiday, Comey said, was motivat- protracted emotional debates Decades later, mass protests flag before the shootings, suspect ed by the overall threat. and raucous protests behind against the flag by those who Dylann Storm Roof, who has not Comey also said the current them, South Carolina officials said it was a symbol of racism yet entered a plea to nine counts crop of Westerners attracted by the were preparing Friday to quietly and white supremacy led to a of murder, convinced some that Islamic State’s messaging is so and quickly remove the compromise in 2000 with law- the flag’s reputation for white unpredictable that it can be hard Cleveland Daily Banner Confederate flag from the makers who insisted that it sym- supremacy and racial oppression for federal authorities to ever be Serving Our Community Since 1854 Statehouse where it has flown for bolized Southern heritage and had trumped its symbolism of sure of their plans, or when they more than a half-century. states’ rights. The two sides came Southern heritage and ancestral The state planned a simple, to an agreement to move the flag pride. short ceremony at 10 a.m. to from the dome to a 30-foot pole “People say he was wrapped in remove the rebel banner, which next to a Confederate monument hate, that he was a hateful per- was surrounded in its final hours in front of the Statehouse. son,” said Democratic Rep. by ropes and barricades. Thousands of people showed Justin Bamberg. “Well, his hate “We will bring it down with dig- up for the transfer. Flag support- was wrapped in the cloak of that Cleveland Daily Banner nity and we will make sure it is ers shouted, “Off the dome and Confederate flag. That is why stored in its rightful place,” in your face!” at protesters who that flag is coming down.” 1505 25TH STREET N.W. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley wanted the flag gone, a line of Supporters of the flag were dis- said. police in special gear separating appointed, but resigned. Cleveland, TN 37311 Authorities will escort a special the two sides. A pair of Citadel “It’s just like the conclusion of van used to transport historical cadets, one white and one black, the war itself,” said Rep. Mike 472-5041 artifacts that will take the flag to lowered the flag from the dome as Pitts, who submitted several the Confederate Relic Room and a dozen Confederate re-enactors amendments to fly a different flag Military Museum. There, it even- marched to the brand new flag- on the pole that all failed. “The tually will be housed in a multi- pole and raised the rebel banner. issue was settled, and the nation million-dollar shrine lawmakers Organizers didn’t give out came back together to move on.” promised to build as part of a details of what will happen States across the nation are compromise to get the bill order- Friday, but said the removal will moving on without their ing the flag’s removal through be short, simple and dignified. Confederate symbols. The rebel the House. The flagpole will also be taken flag is gone from the Alabama “No one should ever drive by down, but no time frame has Capitol, and the U.S. House the Statehouse and feel pain,” been announced for that. voted that it can no longer fly at Haley said Friday morning on The flag is coming down 23 historic federal cemeteries in the NBC’s “Today” show. “No one days after the massacre of state Deep South. A city council com- should ever drive by the Sen. Clementa Pinckney and mittee in Memphis wants to move Statehouse and feel like they eight others inside Charleston’s a statue and the remains of Civil don’t belong.” Emanuel African Methodist War hero and slave trader South Carolina’s leaders first Episcopal Church. Haley signed Nathan Bedford Forrest out of a flew the battle flag over the the bill with 13 pens. Nine of prominent park, and officials in Statehouse dome in 1961 to them went to the families of the Alaska want a new moniker for a mark the 100th anniversary of victims. U.S. Census district named for the Civil War. It remained there Authorities say they believe the Confederate Gen. Wade Completely Redesigned Web Page to represent official opposition to killings were racially motivated. Hampton. U.S. personnel chief resists calls to resign www.clevelandbanner.com WASHINGTON (AP) — The individuals submit during back- and I strongly urge the adminis- head of the U.S. government’s ground investigations to obtain tration to choose new manage- Visit Our What’s Happening Section personnel office is rejecting security clearances. ment with proven abilities to bipartisan calls for her resigna- Although the government address a crisis of this magni- tion following revelations that declined to name the hackers, tude with an appropriate sense of Post Your Photos, Stories or Videos hackers stole the personal infor- officials said the same party was urgency and accountability,” mation of more than 21 million responsible for both hacks. Warner said. people on her watch. Numerous U.S. lawmakers who Among the data the hackers Katherine Archuleta, director have been briefed on the federal stole: criminal, financial, health, PRINT PLUS 24/7 of the federal Office of Personnel investigation have pointed the employment and residency histo- ELECTRONIC Management, said she has no finger at China. ries, as well as information about ELECTRONIC EDITIONS plans to step down and is com- Word that the breach was far their families and acquaintances. ONLY mitted to continuing her work. more severe than previously The second, larger attack affect- Includes full access The White House, which had pre- acknowledged drew indignation ed more than 19 million people viously said President Barack from members of Congress who who applied for clearances, as on your desktop, Includes full access Obama was confident in have said the administration has well as nearly 2 million of their on your desktop, Archuleta’s leadership, said not done enough to protect per- spouses, housemates and others. tablet and mobile there was no change in its posi- sonal data in their systems, as “Such incompetence is inex- tablet and mobile tion. well as calls for Archuleta and cusable,” said House Oversight The escalating calls for her top deputies to resign. House and Government Reform Daily & Sunday Archuleta to be replaced came as Republican leaders — Speaker Committee Chairman Jason $8.95 Monthly the Obama administration dis- John Boehner, Majority Leader Chaffetz, a Utah Republican, in (3 MONTHS) $21.25 $2.95 Weekly closed on Thursday that the Kevin McCarthy and Whip Steve repeating his calls for Archuleta’s (6 MONTHS) $40.25 number of people affected by the Scalise — called for Archuleta’s resignation. Chaffetz said $1.95 Daily federal breach — believed to be resignation, and Boehner said Archuleta and her aides had (YEAR) $79.25 the biggest in U.S. history — was the president must “take a strong “consciously ignored the warn- far higher than previously report- stand against incompetence.” ings and failed to correct these ed. Even some members of weaknesses.” CCURRENT URRENT SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO FOLLOWFOLLOW Hackers downloaded Social Obama’s own party, usually Yet Archuleta insisted Security numbers, health histo- reluctant to criticize the adminis- Thursday she would not step TTHESE HESE SIMPLESIIMPLE STEPSSTEPS TOTO REGISTER.REGIISTER.. ries or other highly sensitive data tration, joined the call for down, telling reporters during a from OPM’s databases, affecting Archuleta to go. Democratic Sen. conference call, “I am committed Click login, then Click “Don’t Have an ID” more than five times the 4.2 mil- Mark Warner of Virginia decried to the work that I am doing.” You will then need to provide your name, email address and lion people the government first Archuleta for a “slow and uneven “I truly understand the impact disclosed this year. Since then, response” that he said had this has on our current and for- zip code so the system can locate your newspaper account. the administration acknowledged undermined confidence in her mer employees, our military per- a second, related breach of sys- abilities. sonnel and our contractors,” she NNEW EW SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO CLICKCLIICK “SUBSCRIBE”“SUBSCRIIBE” tems housing private data that “It is time for her to step down, added. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Enrollment to require additional classrooms for 2 county schools By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG She and Painter also told the board Black Fox Banner Staff Writer had already worked with an architect in the past to see what a new building addition might cost. Two Bradley County schools will be getting Such an addition was estimated to be in the some new space for the fall. neighborhood of $250,000. The Bradley County Board of Education on First District board member Chris Turner Thursday voted to buy a new portable classroom said he did not doubt the need, but he thought building for Black Fox Elementary School and it “pitiful” that the board could not find that lease a new space for the Bradley County Virtual money immediately. School. “We’re going to have to dig deep and start ask- Maintenance Supervisor Terry Painter told ing some tough priority questions,” Turner said. the board this fall’s enrollment will require the Third District Board Chairman Nicholas school to have two more classrooms than it cur- Lillios said he agreed it would be better to build rently has. an addition than lease portable buildings. He proposed leasing a portable building that Turner pointed out the Black Fox addition would house those two classrooms and place it had not even been on the list of capital outlay in front of the school. priorities the board had most recently dis- Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE “It’s not going to be very pretty, but it is need- cussed. He added this discussion was based on BASKIN-ROBBINS near Cooke’s Food Store became packed with contestants for the 2016 ed,” Painter said. a last-minute realization that enrollment will be Distinguished Young Women after the Tennessee teens spent time on the Cleveland/Bradley County It is expected to cost $48,000 for the build- high this fall; there was no previous plan to Greenway distributing bottled water to fitness trail users. ing’s set-up costs and a two-year lease. expand that particular school. With the school system’s 2015-16 budget hav- “Now, in six weeks, you need a place to put ing already been passed, the board voted to pull kids,” Turner said. money from the portion of the capital outlay The board also voted to allow the Bradley budget Painter said he was planning to use for County Virtual School to lease new space at the DYW roof repairs and replacements. Village Green. From Page 1 This was the recommendation of Director of The school currently shares a building on Schools Dr. Linda Cash, who had discussed the Strawberry Lane with Bradley County Adult mer participants in the program. matter with Painter. Education. “I got involved back in high CFO Laura Bauer said she could not find any- Both programs have continued to grow and school … when I went to our where else to draw the money from, as the need more space. county program, went on to school system has to maintain a certain amount Cash said new requirements for adult educa- state, loved it and have been a of unassigned equities. tion have led to more adults needing space to part ever since,” said Renée “It’s a bit like robbing Peter to pay Paul,” work toward their high school equivalency cre- Maxwell of Asheville, N.C. Painter said, adding he will still be able to do dentials. Although she did not win the “some” roof repairs. At the same time, Bradley County’s online state program, Maxwell said DYW Sixth District board member Amanda Lee said class program for students who cannot attend helped her increase her confi- she has visited Black Fox and witnessed just classes in person needs more space for comput- dence in being her “best self.” how much the school was already pressed for ers and students’ tutoring sessions. Maxwell has served as judge space this past school year. Virtual school Principal Rachel Wilson said about a dozen times in Georgia, “They’re having to do interventions in closets,” tutoring sessions are offered at least four times Alabama, Tennessee and Lee said, referring to tutoring sessions some a week, and computers are made available to Virginia state and local pro- students receive. students in the event they have trouble with grams. She explained Black Fox had been one of the their technology at home. “I love meeting the girls; they schools that absorbed new students after Blue “We will actually be in a much better situa- inspire me,” Maxwell said. Springs Elementary School was hit by a 2011 tion,” Wilson said of the move. Maxwell likes to ask questions tornado. That and the school’s continued Board members voted to allow the Virtual that give the girls a chance to growth have made space scarce. School to lease the new space for $10,000 a articulate their beliefs on issues. Cash said she had also visited the school and year. Traci McMillian of Winston- was confident its teachers and staff had done That money will also come from the capital Salem, N.C., was also a former everything possible to make good use of the outlay budget, for a total of $50,800. participant. space. The board also voted to allow Walker Valley She said being a judge for the “They’re utilizing every little space they have,” High School to construct new dugout areas for program is “a way to give back, Cash said. its soccer field. because the program had given Fourth District board member Dianna Calfee Principal Danny Coggin said the request was so much to me. It made a huge said she wished the board had the budget to being made with no money being asked of the impact in my life, as far as being build a permanent addition rather than lease a board. The schools’ booster clubs have solicited less introverted.” portable building. donations to cover all of the costs. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE McMillian said she likes to ask Black Fox Elementary Principal Dr. Kim When he was asked about the cost of the proj- KENYONA CHANEY, left, a DYW Tennessee contestant, receives current events questions. Fisher stressed the need for whatever new space ect, Coggin said he did not know the exact a warm hug from state scholarship program co-chair Traci Fant. Not all judges for the program could be provided, to both have more space for amount because some of the donations have are female. Renée’s husband, instruction and for safety reasons. come in the form of building materials. the request of a friend who had I’ve always done scholastics. I’m Ken, is also a judge for the “It may not be the prettiest thing, but my PTO Turner asked Coggin to compile and provide to bow out at the last minute. a test taker. I know how to take Tennessee program this year. is here and would tell you it’s the prettiest thing the board with a list of those who donated so “When I see these young ladies an AP test, but I didn’t know how “Our goal (in the interview) is they’ve ever seen,” Fisher said. “It affects those individuals or companies can be publicly and how well poised they are and to talk to older people, especial- to really get them to show their instruction for their kids. We need it.” thanked for their generosity. where they are going in life, it ly,” Stevens said. true self. One of the biggest chal- gives me hope for the future,” Entrants are judged on fit- lenges, I think, is to get them to Jones said. ness, talent, scholastics, self- relax and know that who they In the 10-minute interview, expression and interview. are is perfectly fine, and that is judges look for the young Judges do not compare the girls’ all we are looking for,” Ken women’s personality and intelli- performances, but simply give a Maxwell said. gence to shine through. 1-10 score, based on merit. Crump Michael Jones of Alabama has At the state level, judges warm The competition encourages served as a judge for more than up their interview skills with a young women to be their best in From Page 1 20 years. mock interview with last year’s the areas of health, volun- “I had a sister who competed state winner. Ashley Stevens’ teerism, academic studies, day the burden to do the right had been accomplished,” he at the local level and so … it questions focused on her talent achieving goals and being thing can be heavy. As an elect- said. just gave her a sense of confi- selection for nationals, career responsible by having good ed official, you are often called “I remember standing Crump said when he speaks dence and I watched that trans- goals and what they program morals and ethics. upon to act in ways or make there and looking that to people about this aspect of his formation in her, and I knew I had meant to her. Judges have a short orienta- decisions that don’t necessarily jury in the eye and job, “It seems like it would be wanted to be somehow closely “I think the biggest thing this tion each year to ensure consis- comport with the law or the asking them, at the exciting.” related to that program,” Jones program has done for me is self- tency. They are not allowed to facts, because it would be politi- conclusion of our proof, “In the abstract, it is. But in said. confidence. I was always terrified discuss the contestant or how cally expedient.” to put this man to death. the concrete, it is a very sobering His first year as judge came at of the interview part, because they are scoring them. He said when he talks to And, I remember moment in your life,” he said. groups, he does not recall “a thinking it was surreal. I Crump said he has filed two whole lot” about what happened death penalty notices. saw myself doing it and I in the Smith case after the death “I keep those files on my penalty verdict was announced. felt myself doing it and I desk,” he said. “I’m prepared to was completely LFMS “When the jury foreman stood do it again and I believe it will be up and said they had found the connected with what I justice when it’s done if the jury From Page 1 aggravators [circumstances] to was doing. It wasn’t like imposes it. But, it’s not what outweigh the mitigators, and I was not in control of people might imagine. There Nicholas Lillios suggested the ing has added an extra $1 mil- they had imposed death ... I myself or my senses. To were no parties. It didn’t get list- board use a work session in lion to the $13 million the remember looking into the jury’s utter the words, ‘Put to ed on my resume. I didn’t walk August to discuss making a As the buildings have Commission and the school faces. death,’ and ask a group around and brag about it.” request for qualifications and board were considering at the aged, Bradley County “We qualify jurors beforehand of people to ask Crump said he handled three vote on it during the same time. and you talk about the death somebody to die, is not such cases while an assistant month’s voting session. Schools has had to On Nov. 13, 2014, the school penalty and it’s all so esoteric something you say DA — two of them pleaded to life If the board decides to issue address numerous board had passed its own reso- and academic, something off in everyday.” imprisonment without parole. that RFQ, it will mark the latest maintenance issues, lution inquiring if the commit- the future,” he said. “It’s like — DA Steve Crump “In each of those two pled action on a subject that has including several roof ment was still there and noting when you talk about surgery. cases, I felt that justice was been in discussion for years. leaks. The school it would “immediately begin the When you’re laying on the gur- done,” he said. Lake Forest Middle School system’s capital outlay search for an architectural firm” ney and they are getting ready to hearing much else except for “There are times as a prosecu- currently consists of several budget for the 2015-16 and begin the design process put you to sleep, it’s a whole dif- Judge (Carroll) Ross asking the tor you feel good that you won. buildings spread across its Kile year alone includes “contingent upon County ferent thing than when you were defendant to stand, sentencing You feel satisfied that you per- Lake Road campus, with stu- $47,502 for a new Commission action to approve in the doctor’s office talking him to death and saying, ‘May formed well and you did justice. dents often having to go outside ceiling, new paint and a funding of the project.” about it. God have mercy on your soul,’” You did the right thing and the to get from class to class. new gym floor there. Since the Dec. 1, 2014, com- “I remember standing there he said. jury agreed with you, and meted As the buildings have aged, mitment from the Commission and looking that jury in the eye “I remember Joe Hoffer tried out whatever that justice was Bradley County Schools has had the board has begun the archi- and asking them, at the conclu- that case with me and after the going to be. The judge was going to address numerous mainte- Still, the architect also cau- tectural process. However, the sion of our proof, to put this man jury was dismissed and the to take care of sentencing. nance issues, including several tioned unknown costs do tend to issue of funding Lake Forest’s to death,” Crump said. “And, I defendant was taken out, I “There was not that in the roof leaks. The school system’s arise when the old buildings are new building remains a point of remember thinking it was surre- remember sitting at that table case with the death penalty capital outlay budget for the torn down. Bradley County debate for the Commission al. I saw myself doing it. I felt with Joe. We didn’t say anything outcome,” Crump said. “There 2015-16 year alone includes Schools Maintenance Supervisor today. On Monday, the governing myself doing it. I was completely for a long, long time. We were are certain things you are $47,502 for a new ceiling, new Terry Painter later said he did body voted against a property tax connected with what I was doing. the only people left in the court- proud of — your performance, paint and a new gym floor there. not believe Lake Forest would hike that could have raised It wasn’t like I was not in control room except maybe the court preparation — but, in the Though money has been spent need any asbestos abatement or money to go toward Lake Forest. of myself or my senses. To utter officer. result, I don’t think you should on continual maintenance, the work of that nature. Though the school system has the words, ‘Put to death,’ and “We took our file — it was be proud of that. You should board has long been looking at Lillios asked his fellow board other building-related needs, ask a group of people to ask already folded up — and walked accept that as the mantle that the possibility of constructing members to help him remember Turner said he wants the somebody to die, is not some- back over to the office in silence. you are given to carry — the one big building to house all the what the Bradley County Commission to know the board thing you say every day.” Joe sat across from me in the yoke that is placed upon you students and do away with the Commission had committed to still considers Lake Forest its Crump said it is not even a office and neither one of us said and move forward.” issues of the aging buildings. the Lake Forest project. “No. 1 priority” as far as new phrase you use too many times, a word. He said he has told that story Shover said his firm is “work- On Dec. 1, 2014, the County building projects are concerned. no matter what the circum- “Finally, after about 15 min- “in a generalized way” to groups ing with the assumption of” a Commission passed a resolution The board has done its part to stances involved. utes, Joe said, ‘I think we should and when his oldest child was budget totaling $14 million, and committing $12 million to the provide funding for Lake Forest, “I remember this vividly,” he go home.’ I said, ‘I think you’re old enough to ask about the architect fees will be calculated construction of the new build- Rose said. He added the board continues. “We were sitting over right,” Crump said, his voice death penalty. at 5.25 percent. ing, if the school board also allo- also “took Walker Valley [High at the old courthouse where muted with emotion. “We walked Crump said it was the first He added the first phase of the cated $1 million. The county’s School] off the table” by using a Judge (Michael) Sharp has his out. Turned the lights out. death penalty verdict in Bradley schematic design could be avail- debt service for it would begin no grant from the Federal Circuit chambers now. I remem- Locked the office up. Walked out County in 40 years when it was able as soon as October for the earlier than July of 2016. Emergency Management Agency ber my hands were on the desk to our cars. Didn’t say anything imposed. board to review and for the firm However, the resolution said the to pay for an addition to the and I can remember how cool on the way to the cars. We said, “I’ve obviously commented on to get a better idea of what the commitment was “conditional on building last year. the wood felt. I can remember ‘I’ll see you in the morning’ to that as part of my qualifications, board might be wanting in terms the approval of the Bradley “We’ve done everything that I staring at the edge of the table each other, and we left. that I’ve have handled death of materials and size. County mayor and finance direc- can think of that the where my file was. I heard the “There was no high-fiving. penalty cases,” Crump said. Once that information is tor at the time of funding.” Commission’s asked us to do,” jury foreman read the verdict, There was no joy. There was no “But, I don’t tell too many war known, the board could have a The architect’s recent esti- Rose said. “We are ready to move and then, I don’t remember satisfaction other than justice stories about it.” better idea of the total cost. mate for the cost of a new build- forward.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015—7 Brookes Edge From Page 1 entrance roads off Villa Drive. Architect for the new This new project will be called Georgetown Place is David Betz of Georgetown Place. Columbus, Ohio, while the con- The east boundary of the prop- sulting engineer is Jan Pass of erty, fronting Georgetown Road, is Chattanooga. commercial and belongs to a sep- Shumate has continued to arate owner. The development will praise the Cleveland community, be built around a single residence and its continued growth. “This is on Villa Drive. a great city, and a great, growing The site is just south of the area,” he said. He added that his Westwood Baptist Church com- corporation is glad to be here, and plex, and just east of the back thankful to serve the community. entrance to the church property. The corporation’s president said The development company con- it was a three-year process to get tinues work on its multiphased to the first groundbreaking. It has Brookes Edge apartment complex been almost the same length of on Adkisson Drive, near the inter- time to get to the start of this sec- section with Paul Huff Parkway ond development. north of Cleveland State Brookes Edge is located on 28 Community College. acres, while the Georgetown Place Construction is ongoing on the location is about half that size. upper tier of the Brookes Edge But, it will be on a much more property, with additional con- level plain. struction remaining on a lower Phase one of the Brookes Edge level. When completed, Brookes project was 180 units. The second Edge will have 396 luxury units. phase, when completed, will be Contributed rendering The Brookes Edge development, 216 units, the same as THIS IS AN ARCHITECT’S RENdERINg of the new, 216-luxury apartment complex being constructed by Shumate Development with this new Georgetown Place Georgetown Place. There will even- Corporation of Columbus, Ohio, on Villa Drive. Corporate President John Shumate Sr. made the announcement Thursday at the compa- development, will give the corpora- tually be nine three-story build- ny’s initial development on Adkisson Drive, Brookes Edge. Construction is continuing in Brookes Edge, as the new Georgetown Place tion more than 600 luxury apart- ings at Brookes Edge. development begins. ments. Shumate, and corporate There will be eight buildings at officials, are anticipating a third Georgetown Place, two with 36 development, but are not ready to luxury units, and six with 24. announcement the size or location. There will also be a clubhouse, With the third development, the pool, maintenance area and grill DON’S corporation will be nearing 1,000 area. Amtrak housing units. Both developments will have a From Page 1 FENCE CO. Representing the community at variation of one- and two-bedroom Since 1961 Thursday’s announcement were luxury apartments. Rental rates Ky., with Atlanta. Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland, range from $700 up. “What is approved at this point ALL TYPES Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Corporate officials said they are is an extension down to Roanoke “We worked tirelessly and made a lot of trips to OF FENCING Davis, and Cleveland Councilmen considering the construction of a (Va.),” said MPO coordinator Greg Washington to their office in Union Station and meetings George Poe and Dale Hughes. second pool at Brookes Edge, Thomas. “The gist of the MOU in Blacksburg (in Virginia), three in Cleveland and one in 479-6212 The announcement was held at because of the number of people seems to be that governments in Chattanooga. At one point we had every government the Brookes Edge clubhouse, who will be living there. the four states along this corridor along this proposed route supporting it, and what our & 336-1501 which is similar to the one to be Corporate Vice President Jim agree to support the project.” built in the new Georgetown Place Shumate will continue to oversee problem was … we saw the funding increase for rail The memorandum suggests service, but what Amtrak would tell us is we need that development. the two projects. Melanie that Bristol, Va., as well as Bristol, Shumate said the new develop- Wickman is community manager. money for equipment.” Tenn., and Chattanooga would be — Mayor Tom Rowland ment should take about 15 John Shumate was accompa- stops along the way. If the details months to construct, which is less nied by his wife, Kathy, son John are worked out, the line would time than has been spent on Jr., John Jr.’s wife, Karrie, and connect Roanoke to Atlanta. tion, the funding can be used for this year. Brookes Edge. granddaughter Isabelle. The Approving the document means bicycle and pedestrian access An extension for the Groundbreaking for Brookes granddaughter was just a baby at the city will work to further the projects, safety routes for pedes- Cleveland/Bradley County Edge was Oct. 25, 2012, and got the groundbreaking of Brookes project through providing “non- trians who are children, older Greenway would also qualify. its first occupant in November Edge. confidential documents to support adults or those with disabilities, The deadline for application is 2013. Construction is continuing. The Rev. Mitch Maloney provid- advocacy efforts and write letters conversion of abandoned railways Nov. 3 “Here, we fought the hills,” ed an invocation at the ceremony, of support” for the project, and be into trails, historic preservation, “We do seem to have a lot of Shumate said of the corporation’s and a number of staff members supportive of any state of federal archeological activities, stormwa- interest particularly on that cor- initial development. from Brookes Edge were present. funding for completing the pro- ter mitigation or management of ner of Georgetown Road itself, at posed plan. illegal billboards, vegetation and the end of Peerless (Road), trying Mayor Tom Rowland said bring- wildlife. to get sidewalk facilities on that,” ing Amtrak through Cleveland Thomas said the organization Thomas said in a Technical Plan had been discussed back in the could submit a project it submit- Coordinating Committee meet- From Page 1 1990s. Since the passenger rail ted for this year for the multi- ing. system would use existing track, module access grant, since the Specific project ideas will be city was not awarded that funding discussed at the August meeting. Thursday’s meeting was a con- and the Historic Neighborhood freight railroads that use the track tinuation of the Historic Association. had some objections. Commission’s June 23 meeting. He added becoming a CLG com- “We worked tirelessly and made In another agenda item, the munity is free, and the decision a lot of trips to Washington, to Commission approved a rests on the shoulders of the their office in Union Station and Certificate of Appropriateness for mayor. He said Mayor Tom meetings in Blacksburg (in property owned by John and Rowland would have discretion in Virginia), three in Cleveland and Martha Powell at 170 8th St. N.W. Cleveland becoming a CLG city. one in Chattanooga. At one point The Powell property is zoned R1 “The mayor is the prime mover, we had every government along single-family residential, and the working with the City Council and this proposed route supporting it, Powells are structuring a deck the Planning Commission,” he and what our problem was … we over the carport. said. saw the funding increase for rail The preservation commission- Brown added that his agency service, but what Amtrak would ers delayed action on a COA for usually works with the city plan- tell us is, ‘We need that money for Tricia Pennington’s property at ner, or coordinator, and some- equipment,’” Rowland said. 440 Centenary Ave. N.W. The times codes officials. “But, that’s Rowland said at the time East panel is requesting a rendering for up to the mayor. He has full Tennessee and the western por- the work being considered on the authority (of the city becoming a tion of Virginia were deemed the single-family residential property. CLG member).” most underserved areas by In another matter, commission- “For you, it would be a very Amtrak. The proposed route then ers approved a recommendation short step to becoming a Certified did not include Louisville. to the Cleveland Planning Local Government,” Brown said. “Then we had the issue of Commission that new accessory The state official said he was freight trains resisting it, because dwellings not be allowed on a sin- very surprised Cleveland didn’t it takes freight traffic off, which is gle lot in the Historic District. become a CLG when the Historic where the money is,” Rowland Thursday’s meeting was visited Preservation Commission was said. “That’s exciting, to get some by Dan Brown, certified local gov- formed in 2004. “You’re a very rare momentum for passenger rail ernment coordinator for the bird,” Brown continued. “You real- service.” Tennessee Historical Commission, ly work your Historic District, and Safety issues at existing rail- and Melissa Mortimer, Historic you’re doing all the right things. road crossings have been submit- Preservation planner for the You’re doing a wonderful job, and ted to the Tennessee Department Southeast Tennessee it’s exceptional when compared to of Transportation for considera- Development District. most other communities.” tion as a part of the Tennessee These two officials are urging Brown was asked by Elliott, the Statewide Rail Plan to address the Cleveland to become a Certified commission chair, if the panel was issues. A letter from Liza Joffrion Local Government, a program of right in pursuing compliance with of TDOT explains there is not a the state’s Historical Commission. the solar panels. finance plan for addressing the Bringing the two officials to the “You must control solar panels,” issues, but inclusion in the plan meeting, after a tour of the he said. “If it goes to Chancery could lead to a resolution when Historic District, was attorney Court, whatever is allowed will be funds are available. Mike Callaway, president of sought by other homeowners.” Potential connection to Cleveland’s Historic Neighborhood He was also asked if language in Chattanooga via light rail and a Association. the city’s guidelines on solar pan- pedestrian crossover the railroad Callaway said after the meeting els was adequate. Elliott said the tracks near Third Street were also that Brown, and his agency, were guidelines say solar panels should included. instrumental in assisting not be visible from the street. In addition to this, Thomas said Cleveland with the establishment “‘Should’ is legal language and there is a study being conducted of its Historic Preservation enforceable,” said Brown, who was as to the feasibility of extending Commission. shown the questionable panels passenger rail service via light rail Brown emphasized that his Thursday afternoon. “They seem from Chattanooga to Cleveland. state agency consults with cities inappropriate for what your guide- Current plans would have the across the state on many issues, lines say,” the state official added. light rail service end at Enterprise including legal matters. The Brown said his agency works South Industrial Park. agency also advises on design hand in hand with the state’s Progress is moving forward on guidelines for historical commis- development districts. He said the Unified Planning Work sioners. “Basically, we’re a part of Cleveland can utilize the Program. The program outlines a federal program,” he said. The resources of his agency or the planning work that needs to be agency also works closely with development district. “We’ll done in line with available fund- MainStreet and downtown com- assist, even if you’re not a CLG,” ing. munities. he said. Thomas said he had addressed He said the program also pro- He provided the Commission Federal Highways and the Federal vides $200,000 to $300,000 in with federal guidelines (from the Transit Administration com- grants each year, and much of this Department of the Interior) for his- ments. money goes to CLG cities. “We will toric preservation. This informa- “There weren’t a lot of major help any community, but CLG tion includes the control of solar things, so I’m expecting we will get cities are our priority,” Brown panel placement. clearance on that,” Thomas said. said. Tennessee Certified cities The document will be available In urging Cleveland to join the include Nashville, Memphis and for public comment for the next state’s 34 CLG communities, Knoxville, but Brown says he two weeks. Brown emphasized the communi- works more closely with smaller to The MPO is also considering ty is probably already 80 percent mid-sized communities. “The large projects that may qualify for a there, with MainStreet, the cities have their own staffs,” he TDOT Alternatives Updates grant. Historic Preservation Commission said. According to the grant applica- 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com FRIDAY
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Jesus was here Lifelines Vatican: ‘Communist crucifix’ During World War II, the cannot be denied. Through catchphrase “Kilroy was here” Him, hearts have been changed, Bettie sign of dialogue, not ideology appeared mysteriously on every lives received new meaning, love Marlowe SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia (AP) — Lombardi said it wasn’t known intent was for the church to be in kind of surface. has been restored and hope has Bolivian President Evo Morales’ what the pope had said. dialogue with Marxism, and said Some thought it was a fic- risen from despair. And those controversial gift of a Lombardi said Espinal had Espinal had altered his crucifix tional phrase emerging from a He touched have His mark on Son to be the Savior of the “Communist crucifix” to Pope designed the crucifix as a symbol to incorporate the Communists’ fantasy of a graffiti writer. But it them — “Jesus was here.” world” (1 John 4:14). Francis threatened to overshad- of dialogue and commitment to most potent symbol: the hammer was learned that James J. Our lives will show that When the blind man who sat ow the pope’s visit to Bolivia on freedom and progress for Bolivia, and sickle. Kilroy was a politician who “Jesus was here.” (And He still by the wayside begging heard Thursday, with the Vatican and not with any specific ideology in “In this he clearly wanted to worked as an inspector for is.) Our words and attitudes are that Jesus was passing by, he Bolivia both insisting that no mind. Lombardi said he person- speak about the need to perma- Bethlehem Steel in a Quincy, different. Our actions now show cried out, “Jesus, thou son of offense was intended or taken. ally wasn’t offended by it. nently dialogue not just with Massachusetts, shipyard. the love of God. Our behavior is David, have mercy on me.” Morales gave Francis the cru- “You can dispute the signifi- Marxism but with peasants and He would write the words on a witness to what Jesus had Jesus asked him what he cifix carved into a hammer and cance and use of the symbol miners etc.,” Albo told The ships and crates to show he had done. And, yeah, we even look desired and he replied, “Lord, sickle upon Francis’ arrival in now, but the origin is from Associated Press earlier this inspected them. Actually, it different. that I may receive my sight.” Bolivia Wednesday, immediately Espinal and the sense of it was month. began when he was accused of With Jesus guiding daily, the Jesus told him to “receive thy raising eyebrows given Morales’ about an open dialogue, not The Vatican launched a harsh not doing his job, and in anger, child of God glows with assur- sight ... thy faith had hath past attacks on the church and about a specific ideology,” crackdown on Liberation started marking the inspected ance of His grace working in saved thee.” And something his socialist bent. Lombardi said. Theology in the 1970s and 1980s, objects with a yellow crayon so him. His love will show through wonderful happened. He sight It turns out, the crucifix was He noted the context in which fearing that Marxists were using it could be seen that “Kilroy was His children. “Jesus was here” was restored immediately, the originally designed by a Jesuit Espinal was living: as a priest its “preferential option for the here.” tells the story of improved Scripture says, and he followed activist, the Rev. Luis Espinal, working for social justice in poor” to turn the Gospel into a Obviously, the ships and neighborhoods, freedom from Jesus, as he glorified God. And who was assassinated in 1980 by Bolivia during a period of insta- call for armed revolution. crates carried the message to fear, experience of joyful accom- all the people who saw the mir- suspected paramilitaries during bility that preceded a right-wing The Bolivian government places far beyond Quincy. plishment, restored relation- acle gave praise to God. It was the months that preceded a mili- dictatorship known for human insisted the gift wasn’t a political “Kilroy was here” was picked up ships and reconciliation. the ultimate proof that “Jesus tary coup. Francis, a fellow rights abuses. maneuver of any sort, but was a and copied by GIs, thus making John tells us, “And he that was here” as He made his mark Jesuit, stopped his motorcade to However, one of Espinal’s symbol that Morales thought the Kilroy the most widely pub- keepeth his commandments on the blind man. pray at the site where Espinal’s friends and fellow Jesuits, the “pope of the poor” would appreci- lished person since dwelleth in him, and he in him. body had been dumped. Rev. Xavier Albo, said Espinal’s ate. Shakespeare, according to And hereby we know that he “Amazing Grace! The Vatican spokesman, the Robert Hendrickson’s abideth in us, by the Spirit How sweet the sound Rev. Federico Lombardi, said “Encyclopedia of Word and which he has given us” (1 John That saved a wretch like me Thursday the pope had no idea Phrase Origins.” Kilroy died in 4:24). I once was lost but now am that Espinal had designed the 1962 at age 60, but the famous “No man hath seen God at found, Johnson and Hughes crucifix and was surprised to slogan which was coined by him any time. If we love one another, Was blind but now I see.” receive it — a reaction clearly vis- traveled around the world and God dwelleth in us, and his love Always in the wake of Jesus’ ible in the footage of the is still remembered by many. is perfected in us” (1 John presence, there were healings, to be HHE speakers encounter. 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2596 Keith MATTRESS WAREHOUSE St., N. W . 479-8553 614-3232 595-5967 158 Old Mouse Creek Rd. (Next to Tako Yaki) www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015— 9 Joy comes in the morning The Bible and Current Events A Texas pastor told of a saint- the only Old Testament stal- ly woman who had come upon warts who suffered both pain Clyne W. unspeakably difficult times. and humiliation. Buxton He said: “She had come to the Consider David. All was well place, because of trouble, sor- with him when he celebrated row, and suffering, where her victory over Goliath. The whole and had his head covered; and spirit seemed all beaten into the nation of Israel gave him acco- he was barefoot: and all the dust, and she was without light. lades. Then, when he was people that were with him cov- “If you asked her the question crowned king, everyone sang ered every man his head, and if she trusted Christ, she would his praises. they went up, weeping as they answer without hesitation, in Now the tables have turned. went” (2 Samuel 15:30). the words of Job: ‘Though He His son Absalom is determined The Lord has promised to all slay me, yet will I trust Him.’” to take the kingdom and David of us who love Him: “Weeping The pastor said that though has to flee for his life. How can may remain for a night, but the saintly woman was an we forget the touching scene rejoicing comes in the morning” exemplary Christ-follower, when he leaves his palace and (Psalm 30:5). Banner photos, HOWARD PIERCE because of circumstances she crosses the Kidron brook. DR. JIM BURNS, professor of music at Lee was in deep darkness without The Bible says that he “went University and director of Chancel Choir for First light. up by the ascent of Mount (Column 5 of a series on Why United Methodist Church, far right, leads the The prophet Isaiah discussed Olivet, and wept as he went up, Do Good People Suffer?) Christian Classic Choir as they sing a variety of such times: “Who among you Gospel songs for the residents of Garden Plaza. fears the Lord and obeys the word of his servant? Let him who walks in the dark, who has DONNIE SWAGGART Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE no light, trust in the name of ANDREA DISMUKES, a Lee University music fac- the Lord and rely on his god” ulty member, sat in with the Christian Classic Choir (Isaiah 50:10). Family Worship as a guest soloist for the group’s first full program, The poet says it well: which was held for the residents of Garden Plaza. When, through the deep CENTER waters I call thee to go. Banner photo, HOWARD PIERCE The rivers of sorrow shall not Pastor Isaac Walker THE CHRISTIAN CLASSIC CHOIR performed overflow, July 3 for the Garden Plaza residents. This was the For I will be with thee, thy CLEVELAND, TN first time the choir has had the opportunity to perform troubles to bless, And sanctify to thee thy deep- •JULY 10-12, 2015• a full-length program since its formation four months est distress. ago. From left are Joe Hodo, Dr. Jim Burns, Dan The question remains, why do FRI. & SAT. 7PM Petty and Phyllis Fitzgerald. saints of the most high God undergo pain and suffering? SUN. 10:30AM & 6PM God has His reasons for our 4271 Dalton Pike suffering. The prophet Jeremiah suffered deep pain and also Cleveland, TN 37323 constant humiliation, yet God asked him: PH: (423) 472-7644 “If you have run with the foot- www.fwccleveland.com men, and they have wearied you, then how can you contend www.donnieswaggart.org with horses? And if in the land of peace, in which you trusted, they wearied you, then how will you do in the flood plain of the Jordan” (Jeremiah 12:5)? Job and Jeremiah were not
I SEE BY THE BANNER Christian Classic Choir performs The Bradley County Historical and Genealogical Society meeting first full program of gospel music will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the History Branch of the On July 3, classic gospel music Boy Scouts presented the which helped popularize this Cleveland Public Library. echoed throughout the halls of American and Tennessee flags as song. ——— Garden Plaza as the Christian Al Taylor read the “Red Skelton The interdenominational CCC Trout Unlimited will provide Classic Choir sang for its resi- Pledge of Allegiance.” will be on a six-week hiatus, but free flyfishing instruction dents. Once complete, he led everyone encourages any senior adults who Saturday at 9 a.m., at Reliance Founder/director Dan Petty in the Pledge of Allegiance to the love to sing classic gospel music Fly & Tackle. You can use their noted, “This is a momentous flag. to join them on Aug.18when they rods. This is a good way to get a occasion for the choir as it is four The choir shared two classic come back together. quick crash course about fishing months to the day that the choir patriotic songs. Those in atten- To see more information about the Hiwassee. For more informa- was formed and this is the first dance who served in the armed the CCC, visit their website at tion, call 423-478-5451, email opportunity for the choir to do a forces stood as the anthem for http://christianclassicschoir.wee [email protected], or visit full program.” their branch of service was sung bly.com. www.hiwassee.net. The choir sang five classic in the “Salute to the Armed Anyone interested in blessing ——— gospel songs, one being “O the Forces.” the community by proclaiming Global Wrestling Ministries will Blood of Jesus” where guest Joe Hodo sang the solo for the God’s Word through song and present a free event Saturday at soloist Andrea Dismukes, a Lee patriotic Christian song “Statue of worship should contact Dan Petty The Showbarn, 6040 Highway University music faculty member, Liberty.” Hodo is a member of the at 903-530-3017 or via email at: 411 in Benton at 7 p.m. sang the solo. gospel group The Churchman, [email protected]. Wrestlers will include Old School Outlaws, Cassey Kage, Skell, Justin Case and JP Magnum. ——— Freedom Worship Church will CHURCH ACTIVITIES have a yard sale, 2339 Buchanan Road, Saturday.
Community Hall Church, 1305 held July 13 through 17, 6:30 to ing adults. There will be music, 6th St., will have a yard sale 8:30 nightly, at Sunrise Baptist stories and crafts as well as a meal Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. Church. each night for VBS attendees. Everything must go. ——— ——— CHURCH DIRECTORY ——— The Randolph Family will be Bill Odem will speak Sunday, Homecoming will be held at singing Saturday, 6:30 p.m., at 5:30 p.m., at The Family Chapel, Serving Cleveland for Cottonport Road Church of God, Unity Church of God. 240 Eisenhower St. over 175 years Farmland Community Church Sunday beginning at 10 a.m. There ——— ——— Meeting at the Cleveland Family YMCA will be a covered-dish luncheon in The Hymnsman Quartet will Community Chapel Church of 220 Urbane Road NE the fellowship hall. There will be sing Sunday, 11 a.m., at Old God, 1807 Blythe Ave., will have a Sanctuary - Traditional Worship - 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. special singing by brother Jim Salem Baptist Church in Delano. special healing service Sunday at 2 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship Service 10 AM Ricketts. ———— p.m. with Evangelist Shane Fellowship Hall - Informal Worship - 8:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. ——— “G-Force” will be the theme of Calhoun. Nursery available for all worship services Office Phone: 473-9891 Cohulla Baptist Church will the vacation Bible School Sunday ——— Randy Martin, Senior Pastor Skip White, Associate Pastor “Come See The Difference” have a one-day Bible school for all through 16, 6 to 8 nightly, at Evening Light Gospel 155 Central Ave., NW 423-476-5586 REV. CHIP HAMMONDS ages, Saturday from 3 to 8 p.m. Southview Baptist Church. There Tabernacle will have a foot wash- http://www.bsumc.org ——— will be classes for all ages, includ- ing service, Sunday at 6 p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Donnie Swaggart will minister United Christian Church today and Saturday, 7 p.m., and 3425 Ocoee St. N 476-4504 Pastors Charles & Margie Poteat Sunday, 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., at www.ClevelandUMC.com 2200 Peerless Rd Family Worship Center, 4271 Pastor: Rev. Tim Bracken Sunday Worship . . .. 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Cleveland, TN Dalton Pike. For more information, 423.479.4277 call 472-7644. Sunday School ...... 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Night Together ...... 5:30 p.m. A Full-Gospel Fellowship ——— (Supper Reservations Required) - (Nursery Provided) Brittsville Baptist Church will Sunday, July 12 Everyone Welcome have a community barbecue on OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS, OPEN DOORS... July 18 at noon to 4 p.m., with 10:30 AM Service The People of The United Methodist Church Service Times: Sunday 11 AM & 6 PM, Wed. 7 PM food, singing and games. Vacation Bible school will be held July 19 Wesley Memorial United St. Thérese ´ of Lisieux through 23, 6:30 to 8:30 nightly. Methodist Church Catholic Church ——— MASS SCHEDULE The Akins will be singing at the 3405 Peerless Road NW Saturday 6 p.m. (Vigil) Sunday: 8 a.m. (Spanish), 9:30 a.m., 12 p.m. Homecoming Sunday, beginning at Cleveland, TN 37312 • 472-9578 1st & 3rd Sunday, 3 p.m. (Latin) 10:30 a.m., at Washington Avenue www.wesleymemorialchurch.com Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 8:30 a.m. Baptist Church, 1720 Perry St. Email: [email protected] Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. Rev. Ramon Torres SACRAMENT OF PENANCE ——— Saturday 4:45-5:45 p.m. Galilee Baptist Church will have Sunday Worship – 8:30, 11:00, 6:00 900 CLINGAN RIDGE DR. NW • 476-8123 a singing Sunday at 2 p.m., featur- Where Everybody is Somebody, & Jesus Christ is Lord sttheresecatholicchurch.org ing To Hymn. Lunch will be served after the morning service. Revival First Lutheran Church MAPLE STREET begins Sunday at 6 p.m. and con- BAPTIST CHURCH tinues nightly at 7. The Rev. Marty “Building on His Promise” 1700 Maple Street, Cleveland, TN Huddleston from Williamsburg, “Scripture-Based” Pastor: Rev. Junior Burger will be singing at Sunday School - 10:00 am Ky., will be preaching. 8:15 & 10:45 Service ——— Sunday AM Worship - 11:00 am Seer Anointing will be the topic WASHINGTON AVENUE 9:30 Sunday School Sunday PM Worship - 6:00 pm Saturday, 7 p.m., at Community Reverend Robert Seaton, Pastor Wednesday Evening Service: 7:00 pm Chapel Church of God, 1807 BAPTIST CHURCH -C)NTIRE 3TREET .% s #LEVELAND 4. EVERYONE WELCOME Blythe Ave. For more information, #HURCH /FlCE s 0ARSONAGE “Working Together To Advance God’s Kingdom” call 650-0483. 1720 Perry Street • Cleveland ——— Everyone Welcome Vacation Bible School will be ATTEND CHURCH THIS WEEKEND 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com Pope asks pardon for church’s ‘crimes’ against indigenous peoples SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia (AP) — Pope Francis has cast himself as the spiritual and political leader of the world’s oppressed with his remarkable mea culpa for the sins and crimes of the Catholic Church against the indigenous peoples during the colonial conquest of the Americas. He’ll have a chance to enhance that reputation Friday when he visits Bolivia’s notorious Palmasola prison. Francis “humbly” begged for- giveness Thursday at a gathering of indigenous leaders in Bolivia in the presence of Bolivia’s first-ever AP photo U.s. secretAry oF stAte John Kerry and u.s. under secretary for Political Affairs wendy indigenous president, Evo Morales, the climactic high of sherman, center, meet with foreign ministers and representatives of Germany, France, China, Britain, Francis’ weeklong South American Russia and the european union during the current round of nuclear talks with Iran, being held in Vienna, tour. Austria on Friday. In the speech, Francis noted AP photo that Latin American church lead- PoPe FrAncis and Bolivia's President evo Morales laugh during ers in the past had acknowledged the second world Meeting of Popular Movements in santa Cruz, that “grave sins were committed Bolivia on thursday. Iran: Other side changing demands against the native peoples of the continent. Benedict XVI drew lands. America in the name of God.” St. heated criticism when, during a Amid an outcry from indigenous John Paul II, for his part, apolo- 2007 visit to Brazil, he defended groups, Benedict subsequently and making nuclear talks tougher gized to the continent’s indigenous the church’s campaign to acknowledged that “shadows for the “pain and suffering” caused Christianize indigenous peoples. accompanied the work of evangel- VIENNA (AP) — The Iran period during which President sion to be made.” during the 500 years of the He said the Indians of Latin izing” the continent and said nuclear talks turned Friday from Barack Obama cannot waive Zarif, in contrast, said his side church’s presence in the Americas America had been “silently long- European colonizers inflicted “suf- talk of progress to a blame game, sanctions on Iran. was ready to stay and work for a during a 1992 visit to the ing” to become Christians when ferings and injustices” on indige- with Iranian Foreign Minister Had they reached a deal by “dignified and balanced deal.” Dominican Republic. Spanish and Portuguese con- nous populations. He didn’t apolo- Mohammad Javad Zarif accusing then, the review would have been Foreign ministers or top But Francis went further, and querors violently took over their gize, however. the United States of shifting its only 30 days. Iran is unlikely to deputies of all seven nations are said he was doing so with “regret.” demands. He dismissed a warn- begin a substantial rollback of its expected to join the talks before “I would also say, and here I ing that the U.S. is ready to quit nuclear program until it gets any impending deal. wish to be quite clear, as was St. FAXFAX OORR EEMAILMAIL YYOUROUR the negotiations as counterpro- sanctions relief in return. But while Germany’s foreign John Paul II: I humbly ask forgive- FAX OR EMAIL YOUR ductive. “If you drive the talks into a minister remains in Vienna, the ness, not only for the offenses of The sense of drift grew, along dead end then it will be you who Russians and Chinese left days the church herself, but also for YARDY YAARRDD SALESSAALLEE AD!!AADD!!!! with expectations that the talks will be committing a strategic ago, and their French and British crimes committed against the When your ad has been processed we will follow-up could continue through the mistake,” Iran’s parliamentary counterparts followed Friday, native peoples during the so-called weekend. Diplomats told The speaker Ali Larijani said at reflecting the lack of substantial conquest of America,” he said to with cost and insertion dates. Associated Press that the sides Friday prayers following the rally advances. applause from the crowd. FAX & EMAIL DEADLINES: would extend to Monday, a tem- in Tehran, addressing the U.S. British Foreign Secretary Then deviating from his pre- 2:30 pm Tuesday for Wednesday; porary deal that allows the pres- “And its outcome will not benefit Philip Hammond spoke of pared script, he added: “I also want 2:30 pm Wednesday for Thursday; ent talks to continue — in effect you since Iran’s nuclear staff are “painfully slow” progress, telling for us to remember the thousands 2:30 pm Thursday for Friday. setting a fourth new target date ready to accelerate nuclear tech- reporters ministers planned to and thousands of priests who If you need to contact a classified sales rep., call for an accord that initially was nology at a higher speed than re-group Saturday “to see if we strongly opposed the logic of the (423) 472-5041. Office hours are supposed to be sealed by June before.” can get over the last hurdles.” sword with the power of the cross. Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm. Yard sales are 30. The talks are formally between Even jokes meant to dispel There was sin, and it was plentiful. payment in advance and we accept Visa, The diplomats demanded Iran and six world powers but tensions reflected the raw nerves But we never apologized, so I now Mastercard, Discover or American Express. anonymity because talks are still have devolved into U.S.-Iranian after two weeks straight at the ask for forgiveness. But where ongoing. negotiations over recent months, negotiating table, relieved only there was sin, and there was plen- Name: Hours after his comments, with diplomats saying the other by brief breathers on the balcony ty of sin, there was also an abun- Zarif met again with U.S. nations were ready to accept of the ornate manor-turned- dant grace increased by the men Secretary of State John Kerry for terms agreed to by Tehran and hotel venue for the talks. who defended indigenous peoples.” Contact Phone Number: another attempt at resolving dif- Washington. Zarif’s critical com- “We’re pushing,” said Kerry Francis’ apology was met with ferences standing in the way of a ments were thus seen as mostly when asked if there would be a wild applause from the indigenous Address: landmark deal that offers Iran directed against Washington. deal this weekend. “Off the bal- and other grass-roots groups gath- sanctions relief in exchange for Still, disagreements also have cony,” quipped Federica ered for a world summit of popular City: State: Zip: long-term and verifiable curbs on surfaced recently between the Mogherini, the top EU diplomat movements whose fight against nuclear programs which Tehran U.S. and Russia. Moscow sup- convening the talks, prompting a injustice and social inequality has could turn to making weapons. ports Iranian demands for at smile and a wave of the finger been championed by the pope. Yard Sale Info: The tougher rhetoric mirrored least a partial lifting of the con- from Kerry. “We accept the apologies. What the frustrations by the sides as ventional arms embargo as part The scope of access to U.N. more can we expect from a man Days/Dates: the current round of talks of any deal. That’s something inspectors monitoring Iran’s like Pope Francis?” said Adolfo entered its 14th day. Washington opposes — and an nuclear program remains one of Chavez, a leader of a lowlands Time: After blowing past two exten- issue Zarif appeared to touch on the sticking points. indigenous group. “It’s time to turn sions, negotiators had hoped to in his comments to Iranian state The Americans want no the page and pitch in to start Address/Town: wrap up the talks by Friday, but television. restrictions, whereas Iranian anew. We indigenous were never Zarif’s comments cast doubts Beyond “witnessing a change officials say they are concerned lesser beings.” Items to be Sold: that agreement was near. of stances” from the other side, that unrestricted monitoring The apology was significant The sides had hoped to seal a Zarif noted a “different stand” on could be a cover for Western spy- given the controversy that has deal before the end of Thursday some issues among the six ing. erupted in the United States over in Washington in attempts to nations. “This situation has Diplomats say Iran’s negotia- Francis’ planned canonization of Directions (Optional): avoid delays in implementing made the work difficult,” he said. tors have signaled willingness to the 18th century Spanish priest their promises. Kerry had warned on compromise on the issue, but Junipero Serra, who set up mis- By missing that target, the Thursday that the Americans hardliners in Iran remain sions across California. Native U.S. and Iran now have to wait were ready to leave, declaring opposed to broad U.N. inspec- Americans contend Serra brutally Fax: (423) 476-1046 for a 60-day congressional review “we can’t wait forever for a deci- tions. converted indigenous people to [email protected] Christianity, wiping out villages in the process, and have opposed his Cleveland Daily Banner Nuclear talks: Kerry setting canonization. The Vatican insists 1505 25th Street, NW Serra defended natives from colo- nial abuses. Cleveland, TN 37311 records with long Vienna stay Francis’ apology was also signif- icant given the controversy that 423-472-5041 VIENNA (AP) — U.S. Secretary when President Harry Truman Viennese palace hosting the blew up the last time a pope visited of State John Kerry has been spent 18 days in Potsdam, negotiations. “We can’t wait for- locked in this round of Iran Germany, thrashing out ever for the decision to be made. nuclear talks for a longer period Europe’s post-World War II If the tough decisions don’t get than any top American official future with British Prime made, we are absolutely pre- has devoted to a single interna- Minister Winston Churchill and pared to call an end to this tional negotiation in more than Soviet leader Josef Stalin. process.” four decades. With no agreement The advent of the jet age has The remarks were met by a 2015 in sight, he may stay longer. enabled officials to travel back stiff rebuke from his Iranian Kerry’s trip to Vienna, now in and forth from the United States, counterpart, Foreign Minister its 15th day, already eclipses his and to jump from place to place. Mohammad Javad Zarif, who own record for an overseas voy- It’s a far cry from the days diplo- accused the U.S. and its partners age and is the most extended mats conducted missions on of backtracking on past commit- stay outside the United States for cruise or battleships and pro- ments. The bickering left talks at a secretary of state since George peller planes. And it was far sim- an impasse. If a deal isn’t struck, Shultz in 1983. He would equal pler to focus on a single crisis or Iran has said it will continue with Shultz’s mark on Sunday. conference a century ago, when its nuclear program. What makes the current mis- the world was carved up by a While more recent former sec- sion unique in recent history is small group of empires and not a retaries of state, like Madeleine its singularity of purpose and collection of almost 200 inde- Albright and Hillary Rodham venue: An agreement to curb pendent nations. Clinton, were inveterate travel- Iran’s nuclear program for a Kerry, still on crutches after ers, none topped two weeks on decade in exchange for tens of breaking his leg last month, hob- the road in a single trip. And, billions of dollars in relief from bled his way to a personal record their longest journeys were gen- international sanctions. by surpassing the two-week erally multi-destination, around- Reach local parents and students as they Not since Henry Kissinger’s mark on Friday. the-world affairs. 34-day Middle East peace He left Washington June 26 In September, 1999, Albright prepare to head back to campus! odyssey in 1974 has the top U.S. hoping the Iran talks would wrap undertook a 13-day excursion diplomat devoted so many days before a June 30 deal deadline. that started in Morocco and Featuring registration, orientation abroad to one particular foreign Since then, negotiators have ended in New Zealand with inter- policy objective. pushed off the deadline twice and mediate stops in Egypt, Israel, information, city and county school But unlike Kissinger — whose will do so for a third time Friday, the Palestinian Authority, Syria, shuttle diplomacy took him if the negotiations are to contin- Lebanon, Egypt again, Israel schedules, calendars and school supply lists. between Jerusalem, Damascus, ue. again, Turkey and Vietnam. Amman and other destinations Late Thursday, Kerry took note Kerry equaled that mark last — Kerry has spent the entire of the extraordinary length of his year during the waning days of time in Austria’s capital. To find trip. his ill-fated Middle East peace Cleveland Daily Banner the last time a secretary of state “Let me assure you we would push. He began that trip in the has been stuck for so long in the not be here continuing to negoti- Netherlands and visited Italy, same place, one would have to go ate just for the sake of negotiat- Vatican City, Jordan, France, Call 472-5041 to place your ad! back in the State Department ing,” he said. “We’re here because Israel, the Palestinian Authority, historian’s archives to the early we believe we are making real Belgium, Algeria and Morocco Space Reservation Deadline: 1960s. progress toward a comprehensive before returning home. Much has changed since the deal.” days when then-Secretary of Kerry also flashed some impa- Tuesday, July 21 State Robert Lansing spent tience, demanding that Iran Publication Date: months in Europe assisting make the “tough political deci- President Woodrow Wilson at the sions” needed for agreement. Reuse the News 1919 Paris Peace Conference, “This is not open-ended,” Kerry Recycle this newspaper Sunday, July 26 which ended World War I, or said outside the 19th-century www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015— 11 (http://bit.ly/1eKAmup ). of their arrest or else lower their Ohio. The three were scheduled When asked if he had any bonds to an amount they can to be back in Chicago then after involvement in the investigation, afford. The grand jury will con- leaving for a backcountry excur- NATIONAL BRIEFS Head told the newspaper, “Not sider about 100 criminal cases sion June 28, Iverson said. really.” He referred additional presented by the district attor- The sisters were at the Jackson questions to the Waco City ney’s office, according to the Hole Airport when their mother, Ohio judge takes over weddings which has said Trump won’t School district soothes parents Attorney’s office. newspaper. Shirley Andrews-Sharer, arrived. profit from the telecast. The move comes amid allega- In brief remarks, they thanked after gay couple turned away More fallout from the GOP over school warning letter 3 sisters missing in Wyoming TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — After a SALEM, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon tions from bikers and their the rescuers, the Jackson Hole candidate’s June remarks lawyers that authorities have wilderness are found safe News & Guide reported. municipal court judge in Toledo include the Macy’s department school district has rushed to JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Three refused to perform a same-sex soothe parents at a Salem ele- acted unfairly during the inves- “We just want to give a shout- store chain decision’s to stop tigation. One biker has sued and Midwestern sisters who were out to those guys,” Erin said. wedding this week, the presiding carrying an exclusive line of mentary school who received a missing for days in a rugged judge says she will now perform letter warning that children not others have claimed in inter- “You really can’t praise them Trump menswear; Univision views with The Associated Press Wyoming wilderness area were enough for us.” all marriages in her courtroom. dropping its Spanish-language picked up promptly might be found alive in a remote area and Toledo Municipal Judge turned over to the state. that they were wrongfully The sisters had experience in telecasts of the Miss USA and arrested. airlifted to safety Thursday. the backcountry so searchers Michelle Wagner says she doesn’t Miss Universe pageants, and the The Salem Statesman Journal Working on a tip from a back- want to see a same-sex couple go reports (http://is.gd/rTTiDo ) The grand jury created were hopeful about finding them. end to a project that OraTV, a Wednesday is the first to be country guide, a helicopter spot- “They were well-prepared for before a judge who is not inter- company backed by Mexican bil- that a Salem-Keizer School ted the three at about 10 a.m. in ested in conducting the ceremo- District spokesman confirmed formed of randomly selected the trip,” Iverson said. “They had lionaire Carlos Slim, said it was jurors in McClennan County Bridger-Teton National Forest, the appropriate clothing. They ny. She said it is her privilege to developing with Trump. the letter about the upcoming about 15 miles southeast of the perform those weddings. school year was sent recently to since Texas lawmakers eliminat- had the appropriate gear.” Trump has fought back with a ed a controversial statewide resort town of Jackson, said Lori They also also stayed together. Her decision came after her $500 million lawsuit against Swegle Elementary School par- Iverson, spokeswoman for the colleague, Municipal Judge C. ents. However, district “pick-a-pal” system. Under that Man accused of killing 7 in Univision that claims breach of system, judge-appointed com- multiagency task force conduct- Allen McConnell, said he didn’t contract and defamation and spokesman Jay Remy says it was ing the search. New Jersey, Pennsylvania marry a same-sex couple earlier sent in error because the school’s missioners nominated prospec- says Univision turned on him tive jurors. They were cold and hungry but (AP) — A man killed seven peo- this week because of his religious because it supports Democrat principal had not reviewed it. otherwise OK, she said. ple in New Jersey and beliefs. Another judge was Remy described the letter as nei- Nine people were killed and 18 Hillary Rodham Clinton for pres- injured in the May 17 shootout The helicopter flew the sisters Pennsylvania over a seven-week brought in to perform the wed- ident. ther accurate nor courteous and to a trailhead where their father period during shooting sprees in ding the same day. said an apology would follow. outside a Twin Peaks restaurant School to pay $4.5M settlement that authorities say stemmed was waiting while the search was which at least some victims may The court typically uses a The third paragraph begins: conducted, Iverson said. Their have been targeted at random, weekly rotation of judges to per- to bullied Jewish students “Children must be picked up on from an apparent confrontation between two motorcycle clubs, mother was notified by telephone authorities said Thursday. form marriages and handle other WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — A time. If they are not picked up on while on her way to Jackson. The killings began in Elizabeth, unscheduled matters. McConnell federal judge approved a $4.5 time we will call DHS and you will and 117 were arrested and held on $1 million bonds. Searchers had been looking New Jersey, in mid-May and was on duty Monday when he million settlement between an then have to pick them up at since Tuesday for Megan ended 70 miles away in refused to perform the wedding. upstate New York school district court the next day.” DHS is the All but four have been released, mostly on lowered Margaret Andrews-Sharer, 25, of Pennsylvania on Sunday, when 11-year-old charged in baby’s and five Jewish students who say Oregon Department of Human Milwaukee; Erin Andrews- three people were shot in the they endured years of abuse by Services. bonds. Under Texas law, the dis- beating death won’t face trial trict attorney must indict those Sharer, 22, and Kelsi Andrews- middle of the night, two as they classmates who made Holocaust KPTV of Portland reports par- Sharer, 16, both of Columbus, sat in a car. PAINESVILLE, Ohio (AP) — An jokes toward them and drew ents have been sent a phone who remain in jail within 90 days Ohio judge has ruled that an 11- swastikas in hallways and lock- message apology. year-old girl charged with mur- ers. Judge: Man charged with IS der in the fatal beating of an One of the five current and for- infant in February is not compe- mer students who testified at a support to be held indefinitely tent to stand trial. hearing Thursday when the set- ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — A fed- Lake County Juvenile Court tlement was approved held back eral judge has ordered the indefi- Judge Karen Lawson made the sobs as she described becoming nite detention of a 19-year-old determination Thursday. She suicidal after repeated acts of North Carolina man accused of says the girl has significant men- anti-Semitic bullying. plotting a series of American tal health issues that make her “I will never be able to get deaths to show his support for incapable of understanding court those years of my childhood the Middle East group calling proceedings. back,” the 17-year-old said, itself the Islamic State. The girl will be held at a juve- according to the New York Times. U.S. Magistrate Judge Dennis nile detention center for 90 days “I used to be an outgoing kid who Howell on Thursday ordered after which the murder charge wasn’t afraid to talk to people Justin Nojan Sullivan held with- will be dismissed. and make new friends.” out bond after deciding prosecu- Lake County Prosecutor The lawsuit accused Pine tors showed probable cause to Charles Coulson says he’s disap- Bush Central School District offi- continue the case. The pointed in the decision. cials of failing to take action to Morganton teen faces charges The girl has been held in a protect the students from anti- including attempting to provide juvenile detention center since Semitic bullying for years. The material support to Islamic State. Feb. 6, the day 2-month-old Zuri students said they were subject- Sullivan’s attorney did not con- Whitehead died in surgery. Police ed to racial epithets, Nazi salutes test his continuing detention. say the baby was severely beaten and other forms of intimidation. Prosecutors have said Sullivan while staying at a Wickliffe home As part of the settlement, the planned to buy a semi-automatic with the girl and her mother. district must conduct mandatory AR-15 rifle at a June 20 gun 13-year-old boy arrested in fatal training for faculty and staff on show in Hickory and then kill United States citizens. He was shooting in Milwaukee recognizing anti-Semitic harass- ment. It must also implement an arrested the day before the gun MILWAUKEE (AP) — show. Milwaukee police say they have anti-bullying curriculum. arrested a 13-year-old boy in The students will receive two- Philadelphia police probing connection to the shooting death thirds of the payout. The rest will violent arrest caught on video of another boy of the same age. go to attorney’s fees. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The According to police, the sus- The district, in a rural area Philadelphia Police Department pect was taken into custody about 90 miles north of New York has opened an internal affairs Thursday. Police say 13-year-old City, has indicated it will sue its investigation into an April arrest Giovonnie Cameron was fatally insurer, which denied coverage after video surfaced showing shot around 12:30 a.m. for the case. mostly white officers repeatedly Wednesday inside a Milwaukee “Anti-Semitic harassment is punching and kicking the black home near Lincoln Park. wrong,” the school district and suspect. The Milwaukee Police plaintiffs said in a joint state- The department launched its Department says it will present ment posted on the Pine Bush inquiry into the forceful appre- the case to prosecutors for website after the settlement was hension of 22-year-old Tyree announced last month. “The dis- charges in the coming days. Carroll on Thursday, a day after a More than 80 people have died trict will never condone anti- political commentator who as a result of gun violence in Semitic slurs or graffiti, chronicles police conduct posted Milwaukee in 2015, more than Holocaust ‘jokes’ or physical vio- the video to YouTube. It has been double the number of gun deaths lence. No family should have to viewed nearly 33,000 times. Dignified Services at at the same time last year. Last experience the hurt and pain The department said it is work- Realistic Prices! that bullying and name-calling week, 14-year-old Tariq Akbar ing to gather facts and identify all 2415 Georgetown Road, NE can cause children to endure cookeshometowngrocer.com was shot and killed after a fire- officers shown in the five-minute or find us on facebook 473-2620 works display ended on the city’s because of their religious, clip. So far, none has been reas- lakefront. A 15-year-old boy has national or cultural identity.” signed or taken off the street, a been charged as an adult in Lawsuit: Immigrants got $1 a day police spokesman said. Akbar’s death. for work at private prison Lawyer Berto Elmore, who Latino leader urges businesses DENVER (AP) — Immigrants agreed to represent Carroll after a friend sent him the video, said he to cut ties from Trump who were detained at a suburban Denver facility while they await- was frightened and upset by the UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) officers’ conduct. — The head of a Latino civil ed deportation proceedings are suing the private company that “Arrest somebody. You don’t rights group called on more have to beat him like that. You organizations to follow NBC’s held them, alleging they were paid $1 a day to do janitorial don’t have to keep punching and example and cut business ties punching and punching,” Elmore with Donald Trump. work, sometimes under threat of solitary confinement. told The Associated Press. “I’m at Alex Nogales, president of the a loss. These guys get handcuffed National Hispanic Media They scrubbed toilets, mopped and swept floors, did laundry, and still get beat.” Coalition, said Thursday that the The president of Philadelphia’s PGA of America’s decision this and prepared and served meals, among other duties, according to police union did not return a tele- week to move a golf tournament phone message Thursday. from a Trump-owned course was attorneys who filed the lawsuit in October on behalf of nine current Mayor Michael Nutter said a step in the right direction. Thursday afternoon he had not The PGA and other major golf and former detainees. On Monday, U.S. District yet viewed the video. He said any organizations should agree to complaint about officer conduct keep tournaments off Trump Court Judge John L. Kane declined a request from the “will be taken very, very serious- properties in response to his ly.” comments about Mexican immi- Florida-based GEO Group Inc. to dismiss the claims against it, The Philadelphia District grants, Nogales said. Attorney’s office said it normally Trump’s representative didn’t allowing the federal lawsuit to proceed. does not enter a police conduct immediately respond to a request case until internal affairs com- for comment. GEO is one of the largest con- tractors with the federal govern- pletes its investigation. The PGA said it relocated its Occasionally, spokesman Grand Slam of Golf in agreement ment for the detention of immi- grants suspected of being in the Cameron Kline said, internal with Trump. affairs may ask prosecutors to Nogales’ comments followed a country illegally or legal perma- nent residents with criminal empanel a grand jury or provide Q&A with NBC Entertainment other assistance. Chairman Bob Greenblatt, part records who face deportation. of a conference on Latinos in The company has denied wrong- Waco cop to head grand entertainment sponsored by the doing and said in court docu- jury likely to hear biker cases advocacy group. ments the work is voluntary and WACO, Texas (AP) — A police NBC ended its partnership it is abiding by federal guidelines detective has been selected to with Trump on the Miss Universe in paying $1 a day. preside over a grand jury that will and Miss USA pageants after the Attorneys for the immigrants likely consider cases stemming celebrity billionaire, in announc- say they’ll move to expand the from a shootout involving bikers ing his presidential campaign, case by seeking class-action sta- and police in Waco, Texas. said some Mexican immigrants tus. They say the judge’s ruling District Judge Ralph Strother to the U.S. bring drugs and clears the way to gather more on Wednesday chose veteran crime, and some are rapists. information from GEO through policeman James Head to serve Nogales thanked Greenblatt, discovery proceedings about how as foreman of the randomly then moved on to a discussion of many detainees were put to selected 12-member panel that Hispanic-oriented shows work. will meet for the next three planned by NBC. Among them: a The attorneys said they’ve months. drama in development about the heard from clients for years that “We have lawmen who get on settlement of California. immigrants labor for almost jury panels all the time. Who is The Miss USA pageant that nothing at private detention facil- better qualified in criminal law was to air on NBC will be carried ities around the country, but than somebody who practices it Sunday instead by the Reelz they called the lawsuit filed in all the time?” Strother told the cable and satellite channel, Colorado the first of its kind. Waco Tribune-Herald 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, July 10, 2015 www.clevelandbanner.com *'' -$*1-
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