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162nd YEar • No. 276 16 PaGEs • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 County renews rawls wants apologies consideration from sheriff, newspaper By BRIAN GRAVES the Cleveland Daily Banner in my [email protected] rebuttal ... none of those which were printed or appeared in the paper,” to Bradley County Commissioner Dan his fellow commissioners. of purchasing Rawls publicly defended himself in the “I would also like to thank the com- face of accusations made against him missioners who took a small amount by Sheriff Eric Watson in a front-page of time to research and debunk this story published in the March 12 edi- fabricated attack, and then to call and tion of the Cleveland Daily Banner. offer their support,” he said. old AU building Rawls made his comments during He said Commission Assistant Monday afternoon’s voting session of Lorrie Moultrie “took 15 minutes of the County Commission. her own time to go on the internet The commissioner took his time and debunk the Florida narrative.” Availability of $4 million during reports to address the situa- “I want to make this clear, the tion between the two local officials. attempt to link me to this or any mur- “I would like to say to the people of der is a clear fabrication of anything grant offers motivation the 6th District and Bradley County in Florida,” Rawls said. “The fabrica- as a whole, that I feel your pain about tion with no documentation or due By BRIAN GRAVES the continuing scandals in govern- diligence to verify the accuracy that [email protected] ment — especially this last case that involved me was printed by the was fabricated by the sheriff of Cleveland Daily Banner.” There may now be a motivation for Bradley County commis- Bradley County against me,” Rawls Rawls also repeated what he provid- sioners to quickly act on purchasing the former American Banner file photo said. BraDLEY CoUNTY Commissioner Dan ed to the Banner in Sunday’s edition Uniform building for the county school system. Rawls said he had provided packets that former Sheriff Jim Ruth had said The Bradley County Board of Education has been considering Rawls speaks at a prior session of the local of the documents, “which is part of using the site to install a program which would partner indus- governing body. the packet of documents I supplied to See RAWLS, Page 13 tries with students to teach career and technical skills. The participating industries could then potentially provide part-time jobs to the students. Director of Schools Dr. Linda Cash told the Commission’s Finance Committee Monday there is a $4 million grant avail- Mark GrissoM able; however, there is a mid-April application deadline and the conducts the 2014 system must be in possession of the property to qualify. WOOPathon benefiting The committee was discussing the potential of using a bond issue to help with the purchase. the Alzheimer’s “From what I understand, if they sell the GOAL Academy can Association. A card- they use that as part of the debt service for the bond issue?” board cut-out of asked Committee Chairman Milan Blake. Commissioner “My question is how do I get a cash flow while those build- Charlotte Peak, a ings are for sale so I can get GOAL out and start moving?” good friend of Cash said. “Let’s say I have the property, but in order to reno- Grissom’s, decorates vate in order to move GOAL into it, depending on what you the background in the decide about the property, how do I have a positive cash flow broadcasting studio. while the building is for sale?” Grissom died unex- Commissioner Thomas Crye said there is a significant short- age of storage space in Cleveland and “the lower level is totally pectedly Monday at vacant” and suggested there might be a business that could the age of 53. He was lease that basement space “and would provide you with a sub- memorialized by stantial revenue.” friends early today in a Cash said she was not sure exactly how much revenue that special broadcast by would bring in to start the renovation of the upper levels of the WCLE Mix 104.1 and building. station owner Steve “There’s enough to make it attractive,” Crye said. Hartline. Blake said Monday was the first time the issue had been Banner file photo

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Electronic poll books Cleveland icon Mark Grissom dies at 53 included in EC budget By BRIAN GRAVES “Mark Grissom was not just a con- “I've only known Mark for nine years, [email protected] stituent, but a friend of mine. He and I but I feel like I've known him all my life,” By LARRY C. BOWERS time personnel. The cuts are were good friends, and we both loved said Cindy Lowery, senior vice president [email protected] not expected to be substan- The Bradley County Commission held a baseball. He got to see his Cubs win the of the Mid South chapter of the tial, but will lower the eventu- moment of silence Monday for one of the Four of five members of the World Series. He will be missed.” Alzheimer’s Association. al bottom line. county’s most iconic personalities. — Milan Blake Bradley County Election “The first thing I thought when I got the The election office’s actual Mark Grissom, whose irascible humor news of his passing was that he's with his Commission gave their budget for 2016-17 was greeted radio listeners in the morning and approval to a tentative budget sweet mother,” Lowery recalled. “Mark $278,603, while the original whose compassionate soul helped families some point, Grissom would tell them to contacted me years ago and said, ‘I want compiled by Administrator of budget was $354,792. But, during their darkest hours of grief, died Elections Fran Green at a “Get off my phone!” to do something in memory of my mom.’ this was not apples to apples. Monday of an apparent heart attack. He That was never an insult, but a joke in He and his dad sponsored our Cleveland Monday afternoon meeting in The actual budget was for one was 53. the courthouse annex. which his listeners cheerfully participat- Walk to End Alzheimer's in her memory, election, while the original Grissom was born in Chicago to the ed. but he still wanted to do more. He came Green’s projected budget was for two elections. Rev. Tom and Patty Ann Grissom and remains a work in progress, It was through the program that up with the idea of the 24-hour radio- The projected project for began his tenure as a funeral director in Grissom took up a cause which struck thon, and the rest is history. Mark's pas- as she outlined some proba- the coming year is expected Cleveland when he established Grissom ble cuts from the document close to home. sion for honoring his mom and his to be in the neighborhood of Funeral Home more than two decades Wanting to memorialize his beloved unabashed love for her was so touching she provided election commis- $40,000 more than 2016-17, ago. sioners to review. mother who was taken by Alzheimer’s dis- and inspirational. He was a great advo- although this will also be a But, it may be he is best known to ease, Grissom established the cate for the Alzheimer's Association. But The county administrator is one-election year. The differ- many for his years behind the micro- planning to lower projected WOOPathon to raise money for the beyond that, Mark was my friend and I ence is that this year the phone at WOOP-FM, where he hosted Alzheimer’s Association — an event he am going to miss his texts, calls and the costs in two specific areas — “Mark In The Morning.” election workers and part- hosted for four straight years and which See BUDGET, Page 13 Listeners would call in knowing that, at netted more than $70,000 for the cause. See GRISSOM, Page 13

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Those his parents, Thomas and Mary tools may eventually make it to Ruth Bell; two brothers: Rye and the iPhone as well, although Tommy Bell; and one sister, purebred dog; Rottweilers rise Google says it doesn’t know Freda Bell. when. He is survived by one son, NEW YORK (AP) — America’s Roger Bell; one brother, Ed Bell mark Grissom (Renee); two sisters: Mita Jump most popular dog breed is tak- YOUR BACKUP BRAIN Mark Steven Grissom, 53, of ing yet another victory Lab. These shortcuts are the lat- (Gerald) and Janie Bell; three grandchildren; and numerous Cleveland, died Monday, March Labrador retrievers extended est step in Google’s quest to other extended family. 20, 2017, at the family residence. their record run last year in the turn its search engine into a A graveside service is planned The Jim Rush Funeral and top spot, leading the American Cremation Services North Ocoee secondary brain that antici- for Wednesday, March 22, 2017, Kennel Club’s new rankings pates people’s needs and in the Lee Cemetery at 2 p.m. Chapel will announce survivors and arrangements. Tuesday for a 26th straight desires. The search engine The family will receive friends year. But Rottweilers are enjoy- gleans these insights by ana- in the funeral home parlor from ing renewed favor, and some lyzing your past requests and, noon until 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday. other dogs have been striding when you allow it, tracking up the popularity ladder. A your location, a practice that You can share your condo- lences on his memorial webpage closer look at some of the periodically raises privacy con- and guestbook at www.compan- rungs: cerns about Google’s power to ionfunerals.com. —- create digital profiles of its Companion Funeral Home has Eric Steiner THE TOP 10 users. charge of those arrangements. In 2013, Labs grabbed the Based on the knowledge that Eric Steiner, 58, of Cleveland, died on Sunday, March 19, 2017, record for the longest stretch at Google already has accumulat- at his home. No. 1, and they haven’t let go. ed, its shortcuts feature may Companion Funeral & Affable, relatively easy to train already list your favorite sports Cremation Service has charge of and eager to please, they’re teams or recommend nearby these arrangements. popular partly because “you restaurants serving cuisines don’t have to be an expert dog AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File you prefer. owner to own a Lab,” says AKC A LAbRAdoR retriever named Shayna attends a news confer- Shortcuts also show how Jack bogart Vice President Gina DiNardo. ence at the American Kennel Club in New York. According to the Google’s search engine has Jack Bogart, 73, of McDonald, But for those seeking more American Kennel Club Tuesday, Labrador retrievers have extend- been adapting to its audience, died on Monday, March 20, 2017, than a family pet, the breed ed their record run as America's most popular dog breed for 2016. now that smartphones have at his home. has proved itself at everything become the primary way mil- Survivors and arrangements from bomb sniffing to guiding will be announced later by lions or of people stay connect- Kimberly Anne Stancil the blind. ed to the internet. Companion Funeral & Cremation Kimberly Anne Stancil, 12, of Service. The rest of the top 10, in Cleveland, passed away Sunday, order: German shepherds, gold- GOING MOBILE March 19, 2017, in a local health en retrievers, bulldogs, beagles, Since more than half of care facility. Survivors and funeral arrange- French bulldogs, poodles, requests for Google’s search Rottweilers, Yorkshire terriers engine now come from smart- ments will be announced by Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation and boxers. phones, the Mountain View, Services Wildwood Avenue The stats reflect puppies and California, company has adapt- Chapel. other newly registered dogs in ed its services to smaller Jerri Collins the AKC’s 189 recognized screens, touch keyboards and breeds. They don’t encompass apps instead of websites. Jerri L. Collins, 73, of Cleveland, died Monday, March the nation’s millions of mixed- Early in that process, Google breed dogs or such deliberate tweaked its search engine to 20, 2017, in a local hospital. Survivors and funeral arrange- hybrids as Labradoodles and answer many requests with ments will be announced by maltipoos. factual summaries at the top of Ralph Buckner Funeral Home —- its results page, a change from and Crematory. ROTTWEILERS’ RISE simply displaying a list of links At No. 8, the Rottweiler post- to other websites. Voice-recog- ed its highest ranking in almost nition technology also allows 20 years. Renowned for their you to speak your request into loyalty, confidence and protec- a phone instead of typing it. tive instincts, Rotties were AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File The transition is going well America’s second-most-popular RumoR, a German shepherd, poses for photos after winning so far. Google’s revenue rose 20 dog in 1997 but faded to 17th Best in Show at the 141st Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, in percent last year to $89 billion, Christopher Fox within a decade, as some small New York. German shepherds hold the second spot in America's propelled by digital ads served breeds surged for a time. But most popular dog breeds for 2016, according to the American up on its search engine, Christopher Fox, 34, of Cleveland, died Sunday, March Rottweilers muscled their way Kennel Club Tuesday. YouTube and Gmail. Although 19, 2017. back into the top 10 in 2015. shortcuts won’t initially show Survivors and funeral arrange- Alexandra Niles is among the ads after you tap them, Google ments will be announced by Jim new Rottweiler enthusiasts. Belgian Malinois, which sprang decade since the AKC’s 1880s typically sells marketing space Rush Funeral and Cremation Seeking a big, sturdy dog, she from 90th to 47th as it became founding? The beagle. if a feature or service becomes Services Wildwood Avenue got Talos four years ago, prom- increasingly visible in the U.S. —- popular. Chapel. ising his breeder she’d learn to as a police dog. PUREBRED POPULARITY show him. He’s now a show —- The AKC doesn’t release raw champion, is working toward a RARE BREEDS numbers, only rankings. But Anne Frank therapy-dog certificate and Some rare breeds simply DiNardo says the total number competes in obedience and haven’t had much time to build of registered dogs grew 8 per- Center wants Tim other dog sports. He has even a following. Those such as the cent last year. Rex Wilson herded sheep. Cesky terrier and the sloughi People for the Ethical Allen apology Rex Gale Wilson, 62, a native As strong dogs with guardian earned AKC recognition only Treatment of Animals and some within the past 10 years. But other animal-rights activists LOS ANGELES (AP) — The and lifelong resident of Bradley tendencies, Rottweilers need County, passed away Monday, last year’s scarcest breed was deplore the pursuit of pure- Anne Frank Center for Mutual good, early training, socializa- March 20, 2017, in a the venerable American fox- breds, saying it fuels puppy Respect is calling on Tim Allen tion, activities and their peo- Chattanooga hospital. hound, part of the AKC’s roster mills and diverts people from to apologize for comparing the ple’s companionship. “They He was an avid fan of Bradley since 1886. adopting mixed-breed dogs. The experience of being a conserva- aren’t a breed for everyone,” Central High School, where he DiNardo encourages people AKC says conscientious breed- tive in Hollywood to living in volunteered at many sporting says Niles, of Scotch Plains, to give rarer dogs a look. ing helps owners predict what Germany in the 1930s. events. He attended Friendship New Jersey. “But whatever you “Breeders are there, trying to dog will be right for them to Allen made the comments Baptist Church. He enjoyed put into them, they give back to preserve and protect those make a lasting match. on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” last going to car shows and spending you a millionfold.” breeds,” she notes. Whether purebred or mixed- week while discussing his time with family and friends. —- He was preceded in death by A breed’s popularity can breed, “there’s a right dog for attendance at President MOVERS AND SHAKERS his parents, Roy Wilson and Lucy reflect anything from ease of everyone,” DiNardo says. Donald Trump’s inauguration. Several breeds in the top 10 Coe Wilson; brothers: Gilbert grooming to Of Hollywood, Allen said have been there for a decade or Wilson and J.L. Wilson; and exposure “you’ve got to be real careful more, but French bulldogs were infant sister, Frances Wilson. from celebri- around here or you’ll get beat He is survived by two sisters: ranked just 36th a decade ago. Cleveland Daily Banner ty owners. – Established in 1854 – up.” He added, “If you don’t Willistine “Cookie” Woods and The quizzical, push-faced dogs Some famil- believe what everybody husband, Steve, of Cleveland, had been out of the top 10 for Ralph Baldwin Editor And Publisher iar breeds [email protected] believes, this is like thirties and Maxine Williams and hus- nearly a century before making band, J.C., of Old Fort; two broth- that once Germany.” it back the past two years, Joyce Taylor General Manager ers: Jerry Wilson and wife, Billie, while their larger bulldog held the top [email protected] and Bill Wilson and wife, Mary, all cousins have hit their highest- spot, such as of Cleveland; and several nieces, Rick Norton Associate Editor ever ranking. collies and [email protected] nephews, and other extended IT’SASPECIAL mattie A. Gibson Some other breeds making cocker Mattie A. Gibson, 91, a native family. spaniels, Gwen Swiger Associate Editor The funeral will be conducted sizeable moves in the past [email protected] and lifelong resident of decade: Siberian huskies, up aren’t in the DAY FOR ... Cleveland, passed away Sunday, at 3 p.m. Thursday, March 23, William Wright Lifestyles Editor 2017, in the chapel of Ralph from 25th to 12th; great Danes, top 10 today. [email protected] March 19, 2017. The only She loved to dance and loved Buckner Funeral Home with the from 24th to 14th; and Rev. Steve Woods officiating. Australian shepherds, from breed to Herb Lacy Circulation Director Cole Thomas, Steven Green, music. She enjoyed being a care- [email protected] giver for the elderly, a nursery Interment will follow in 34th to 16th. rank in the Mary Bandy, MacKenzie Friendship Baptist Church top 10 every Richard Roberts Sports Editor care provider for several local And keep an eye on the [email protected] Flowers, Wes Davis, Kim Cook, churches, and spending time Cemetery with a white dove Jhovana Short, Kylie Clark, with her family and friends. release ceremony concluding the Sheena Meyer Advertising Director Kim Fowler, Denise Ellis and She was preceded in death by service. Stanley Millsaps, Chris [email protected] Dunn, Nick Dunn, John Owenby, Sheila Mathews, who are cele- her parents, John Stafford and Richard Yarber Press Supervisor brating birthdays today ... Cordie Lingerfelt Stafford; her Hayden Owenby, Billy Wilson, Reuse the News first husband, Jack Armour; her and Bud Holmes will serve as 1505 25th Street N.W. | Cleveland, TN 37311 Nancy Poteet, who is celebrat- Recycle this NewspapeR P.O. 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By LARRY C. BOWERS the late D.E. McGee, a retired state McKinley, director of Accredited Cleveland Daily Banner. [email protected] overseer. Ministry Development and administra- The former publisher of the White Other new officers were elected to tive liaison to the general overseer and Wing Publishing Company, said he has Dr. Perry Gillum, retired general join Gillum. They include Vice Prayer Ministries coordinator at the visited more than 100 countries during presbyter of the Church of God of President Mrs. Jan Couch, retired International Offices; and Darrin his service to the church. Prophecy, has been elected president of director of Stewardship for the church; Schalk, Heritage Ministries director He and his wife, Evelyn, have been in the General Appointee Emeriti Group. board member Mrs. Annette Taylor, and curriculum coordinator. the ministry a majority of their lives. Gillum, who has spent more than 40 who recently retired as Harvest Duke Stone, headmaster of Hamilton They have two children. Their son, years with the church’s International Partners coordinator; and Secretary- Heights Christian Academy and pastor Bishop Scott Gillum, is overseer of the Offices in Cleveland, joined the General Treasurer Jack Wilkinson, who recently of the Hickory Valley Church of God of Church of God of Prophecy in Texas. Appointee Emeriti ministry as it met retired after a seven-year term as presi- Prophecy in Chattanooga, gave an A daughter, Genise (Joe) Dotson, March 14-15 at the Cleveland facilities. dent of Tomlinson College. overview of the progress and growth of lives in Chattanooga. She is an assis- The eighth annual meeting was host- Gillum, Couch, Taylor and Wilkinson the academy. tant to the CEO of the Chattanooga ed by General Overseer Bishop Sam all live in Cleveland. Olivia Wilkinson and Jan Couch pre- Food Bank, and her husband is a Clements and the ministry’s appointed There were a number of noted speak- sented a program concerning the econ- retired air traffic controller who served staff. ers at the recent meeting. omy, investments and retirement; and in the Washington, D.C., area. This church group is made up of They included Bishop Tim Coalter, Missions Coordinator Cathy Payne, of Gillum and his wife have four grand- retired ministers who serve under the North America presbyter; Bishop Brian the International Office, also participat- children, Brittney (Gillum) Hagy, and appointment of the general overseer Sutton, executive director of Leadership ed in the program. Pierce Gillum, who is in medical and the International Office’s depart- Development and Discipleship; and Gillum, who retired to do ministry school. Ashley Dotson is a teacher in ment heads, state/national overseer, DeWayne Hamby, editor of the White work, expressed his appreciation over Virginia, and Zach Dotson is in his sec- and official committees. Wing Messenger. being selected president of the Emeriti ond year at Cleveland State Community The Emeriti Group was organized by Others on the program were Shaun Group, during a recent visit to the College. Dr. Perry Gillum

Delving a bit deeper into some of the preliminary survey results, Fivas gives Fivas noted respondents seemed to High court nominee will face be pleased with many aspects of updates on city life, such as the quality of “public safety,” or the police and daylong questioning in Senate fire agencies which serve the city. However, he explained the survey city projects WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Blending the two hearings, Democratic results have led him and city offi- nominee Neil Gorsuch faces hours of ques- Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut cials to start looking more closely at tioning from senators as frustrated referred to “a looming constitutional cri- four issues in particular: traffic flow to group Democrats are determined to press him on sis” that the Supreme Court might need and congestion, downtown redevel- everything from abortion and guns to his to resolve. The court’s eight current jus- opment, downtown entertainment By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG independence from President Donald tices are roughly divided ideologically and the redevelopment of neighbor- [email protected] Trump. between conservatives and liberals. hoods in South Cleveland. Republicans are unanimously support- The Russian story line as well as Cleveland City Manager Joe Fivas noted traffic is increasingly ing Gorsuch, and certain to give him Trump’s verbal attacks on federal judges Fivas, who is still in his first year becoming a concern for Cleveland what cover they can as he appears both during the campaign and as presi- on the job, said he and city stake- residents, as more and more busi- before the Senate Judiciary Committee dent have fed into Democratic efforts to holders discussed a lot of ideas nesses and people settle in and for Day 2 of his confirmation hearings force Gorsuch to break publicly with the when he first began. around the city. on Tuesday. But Democrats made clear man who nominated him. Gorsuch While speaking to MainStreet He also noted many residents are on the first day that they were in no already has told some senators in pri- Cleveland on Monday, he stressed expressing a desire for downtown to mood to “rubber stamp a nominee vate meetings that he found the criticism the city is soon going to be trying to become “more of a destination,” selected by extreme interest groups and of the judges disheartening. But turn some of those ideas into reali- someplace which will attract visi- nominated by a president who lost the Blumenthal said the nominee needs to ties. tors for more than just weekday Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG popular vote by nearly 3 million votes,” make a statement “publicly and explicit- “It’s easy to be aspirational with daytime business. Survey respon- CITY MANAGER Joe Fivas as Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy of ly and directly.” your ideas, but it’s something else dents also expressed a desire for speaks to the MainStreet Vermont put it. For their part, Republicans uniformly entirely to see those through,” Fivas more entertainment, like music Cleveland group about ideas for Gorsuch himself sought to emphasize portrayed Gorsuch as a genial, princi- said. concerts, downtown. possible revitalization in and his strong belief in the separation of pled judge whose qualifications make He noted members of MainStreet The fourth priority is to help around the downtown area. powers in his opening statement, pledg- him eminently suitable for the nation’s Cleveland, a nonprofit which focus- improve neighborhoods in the ing to be independent or “hang up the highest court, and they derided the es on preserving and furthering South Cleveland area, particularly make sure the current residents robe.” Seeking to take the edge off Democrats’ strategy. downtown Cleveland, would be the neighborhoods which surround will have someplace to go. Democratic complaints that he has “The nominee before us today is not interested in knowing that down- the downtown area. City officials plan to keep taking favored the wealthy and powerful in President Trump,” said Sen. Thom Tillis, town is likely to play a significant “What is interesting is that this a look at problems and possible more than 10 years as a federal judge, R-N.C. “The nominee before us today is role in the city’s future progress. was true even of respondents in our solutions as they continue to pour the 49-year-old Coloradan said he has not Leader McConnell,” the Senate GOP The city manager described how North Cleveland neighborhoods,” over the results of the recent city tried to be a “neutral and independent” leader, Mitch McConnell, who engineered he has taken part in numerous Fivas said. “Even they want to see survey. A full survey report is judge and has ruled both for and against a 10-month blockade of Obama’s court conversations and meetings to try South Cleveland revitalized.” expected to be released to the pub- disabled students, prisoners and work- pick, Judge Merrick Garland, last year. to identify what the city’s needs City officials have been talking lic in April or May. ers alleging civil rights violations. Justice Antonin Scalia died last are. The city also recently wrapped their way through several goals to Fivas also said he expects some “My decisions have never reflected a February and Republicans insisted that up a campaign to get city residents help address matters of traffic, of these issues and ideas will be judgment about the people before me, the next president would fill the court to fill out online surveys about their downtown revitalization and neigh- points of discussion for the only my best judgment about the law vacancy. experiences. borhood redevelopment. Cleveland City Council this coming and facts at issue in each particular Democrats remain incensed over Concerns like needing to address These goals encompass every- budget season. case,” Gorsuch said. Garland’s treatment, and are facing traffic problems and support thing from urban design to arts and In the midst of this brainstorm- The first day of the hearing was given pressures from liberal voters and inter- schools were shared. However, entertainment. Some of the ones on ing, Fivas urged business owners over to opening statements, with ques- est groups to oppose Gorsuch, but he Fivas said many have also the table include making changes and others who have an interest in tions saved for Tuesday, and Judiciary seems all but certain to be confirmed. expressed their desire to see down- along Inman Street to make it projects to better Cleveland to con- Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, Either Democrats will provide the eight town Cleveland become a more “more walkable,” improving things tinue to make their concerns warned senators that the session could votes he needs to meet a 60-vote thresh- vibrant, welcoming place for resi- like streetlights and looking at known. last 10 hours or more. old, or McConnell and Republicans will dents and visitors alike. adding a new multiuse outdoor Touching on his experience with A Supreme Court confirmation hearing unilaterally change Senate rules to allow “Our downtown right now is space which could accommodate projects in other cities, he noted is a major occasion on Capitol Hill, but Gorsuch to be confirmed with a simple good, but we want to take the next concerts with large crowds. the projects were completed with a Monday’s was overshadowed by a sepa- 51-vote majority. two or three steps up,” said Fivas. Fivas also made mention of other great deal of community support rate event in the Capitol complex. On the Seeming to acknowledge that the out- The aforementioned survey ideas, like repurposing the were often the most successful House side, FBI Director James Comey come was not in question, Sen. Dick boasted 1,076 responses. Overall, Cleveland Summit apartment build- ones. testified that the bureau is investigating Durbin, D-Ill., remarked to Gorsuch: 85.3 percent of these “agreed” or ing, which was once a downtown “We have a lot going on — and a Russian meddling in last year’s election “You’re going to have your hands full “strongly agreed” that the city of hotel. He said any redevelopment of lot of ideas,” Fivas said. “It comes and possible links and coordination with this president. He’s going to keep Cleveland “has a great overall quali- this space would involve the city down to synergy and resources and between Russia and associates of Trump. you busy.” ty of life.” working with housing officials to the commitment of all involved.”

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The following information charged with driving on revoked County Sheriff’s Office and n Beverly Mowery Gibson, ly, driving registration, driving Durkee Road, Cleveland, DOB: was gathered solely from the license, and failed to display charged with driving on sus- 460 13th St. S.E., Cleveland, under the influence (third 08/02/1974 Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. plates pended license, muffler violation, DOB: 02/25/1972 offense), and violation of implied He was arrested by Cleveland This list includes individuals n Daniel Moralez Gonzalez, no motorcycle license, no insur- She was arrested by Cleveland consent Police and charged with misde- who are, or have been, incar- 146 Eastview Ave. N.W., ance, possession of suspended Police and charged with misde- n Dammon Demetri Crackel, meanor probation violation cerated in the Justice Center, Cleveland, DOB: 02/12/1986 license, and improper registra- meanor probation violation 150 Trailview Drive S.E., n Ricky Eugene Ferry, 1700 and can include arrests made He was arrested by Cleveland tion display n James Alexander Reese, Cleveland, DOB: 04/04/1998 Eastview Circle, Georgetown, by the BCSO, the Cleveland Police and charged with no n Tanner Reid Leonard, 1300 326 20th St., Cleveland, DOB: He was arrested by Cleveland DOB: 10/02/1985 Police Department, Tennessee insurance, driver’s license viola- 2nd St., Cleveland, DOB: 01/29/1982 Police on a bench warrant for He was arrested by Cleveland Highway Patrol, Drug Task tions (no driver’s license), and 08/12/1997 He was arrested by Bradley failure to appear (truancy) Police and charged with misde- Force and other local law window tinting He was arrested by Bradley County Sheriff’s Office and n Gladys Marie Shelton, 345 meanor probation violation, and enforcement agencies. n Mary A. Dotson, 132 County Sheriff’s Office and charged with misdemeanor pro- Burke Road S.E., Cleveland, public intoxication Those being held by federal Puente Drive, Cleveland, DOB: charged with failure to appear bation violation DOB: 12/03/1981 n Sandra Michell Collins, law enforcement are not listed, 02/11/1978 (speeding) n Ryan C. Jones, 1335 Blythe She was arrested by Cleveland 580 Dooley St. S.E., Cleveland, as these individuals are only She was arrested by Bradley n Corey Madison Cochran, Ave., Cleveland, DOB: Police and charged with simple DOB: 10/22/1969 held at the jail, but not locally County Sheriff’s Office and 3537 Dodson Ave., Chattanooga, 12/29/1993 possession and casual exchange, She was arrested by Cleveland charged. charged with domestic violence DOB: 11/08/1995 He was arrested by Cleveland and possession of drug para- Police and charged with misde- Not every arrest leads to a n Rita Sue Grady Goode, 252 He was arrested by Bradley Police and charged with driving phernalia meanor probation violation conviction, as these charges Clay Baker Road, Cleveland, County Sheriff’s Office and on suspended license, no insur- n Aaron Levin Dakota n Ahren Christopher Presley, may be rescinded. DOB: 06/10/1973 charged with domestic violence ance, and registration violation Swafford, 319 Old Kinser Road 272 Hiwassee Road, Charleston, Guilt and innocence are She was arrested by Bradley n Shane L. Messimer, 135 n Rebecca S. Flynn, 6777 S.E., Cleveland, DOB: DOB: 12/05/1996 determined through the court County Sheriff’s Office and Bradley St., Evensville, DOB: Waterlevel Highway, Cleveland, 12/26/1992 He was arrested by Cleveland system. Any charge that is charged with failure to appear 02/19/1995 DOB: 09/11/1973 He was arrested by Cleveland Police and charged with misde- dropped should be reported to (simple possession) He was arrested by Cleveland She was arrested by Bradley Police and charged with violation meanor probation violation, sim- the Cleveland Daily Banner, n John Arlon Brewer, 1920 Police and charged with failure to County Sheriff’s Office and of order of protection ple possession of methampheta- which will confirm the action Old Georgetown St., Cleveland, appear (Rhea County warrant) charged with having a dog at n Adrian Nathaniel Rymer, mine, and possession of drug through an inspection of jail DOB: 12/06/1969 n Michael Alexander large 155 Flint Springs Road S.E., paraphernalia records. He was arrested by Cleveland Kirksey, 8850 Seven Lakes n Brandon Robert Epperson, Cleveland, DOB: 04/01/1982 n Charles William Brown, Police and charged with failure to Drive, Ooltewah, DOB: 150 Trailview Drive S.E., He was arrested by Cleveland 6029 Waterlevel Highway S.E., n Brad Dewayne Adams, appear (driving on revoked 11/20/1991 Cleveland, DOB: 09/22/1985 Police and charged with misde- Cleveland, DOB: 03/09/1958 6108 Georgetown Road, license in Polk County) He was arrested by Bradley He was arrested by Cleveland meanor probation violation, and He was arrested by Cleveland Cleveland, DOB: 09/26/1978 n Rhonda Davis Ricks, home- County Sheriff’s Office and Police on a Hamilton County failure to appear Police and charged with violation He was arrested by the Bradley less, Cleveland, DOB: charged with driving under the hold for failure to appear (theft of n Joshua Tyler Sebastian of probation (meth and initiation County Sheriff’s Office and 12/03/1969 influence (second offense) property and criminal imperson- Dockery, 920 Welcome Valley, of meth manufacturing) charged with two counts of crimi- She was arrested by Bradley n Matthew William Scroggs, ation) Benton, DOB: 01/05/1993 n Wymer Grant Ball, 220 Old nal simulation (bond revoked) County Sheriff’s Office and 377 Lyles Road, Cleveland, DOB: n Jeffrey William Gerald, 135 He was arrested by Bradley Powerline Road, Cleveland, DOB: n Cody Dewayne King, 120 charged with disorderly conduct, 08/04/1979 Fleetwood Drive N.E., Cleveland, County Sheriff’s Office and 01/25/1970 County Road 731, Cleveland, and criminal trespass He was arrested by Bradley DOB: 06/27/1982 charged with misdemeanor pro- He was arrested by Bradley DOB: 06/30/1997 n William Casey Key, County Sheriff’s Office and He was arrested by Bradley bation violation, and failure to County Sheriff’s Office and He was arrested by the Cleveland, DOB: 11/09/1984 charged with failure to appear County Sheriff’s Office and appear charged with three counts of fail- Cleveland Police Department and He was arrested by Bradley (domestic), and non-support charged with following too close- n Michael Wayne Camp, 755 ure to appear. charged with possession of County Sheriff’s Office and methamphetamine for resale, charged with criminal trespass evading arrest, resisting arrest n Luis Rojas/Martinez, 905 and possession of drug para- Gary St., Cleveland, DOB: No electronics on some U.S.-bound jets from Mideast, Africa phernalia 07/14/1983 n Domonique Briette He was arrested by Bradley WASHINGTON (AP) — The Donald Trump’s repeated insis- iPads, cameras and most other take their laptops and other Washington, 122 Pembrook County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. government is ordering tence that anonymous source electronics. Royal Jordanian electronics on board in their Lane, Chattanooga, DOB: charged as status offender, tru- passengers on nonstop, U.S.- should not be trusted. Airlines tweeted about the ban carry-on luggage. 08/15/1085 ancy failure to comply (Juvenile bound flights from a handful of The electronics ban affects Monday, telling passengers that She was arrested by the Court) mostly Middle Eastern and flights from international air- medical devices would also be Bradley County Sheriff’s Office n Ty’ieshia Nashea Runyons, North African countries to pack ports in Amman, Jordan; allowed onboard with passengers. and charged with failure to 1270 Normal Chapel Road N.W., electronic devices other than Kuwait City, Kuwait; Cairo; Details of the ban were first appear (theft of property $1,000 Cleveland, DOB: 06/16/1991 cellphones in their checked Istanbul; Jeddah and Riyadh, disclosed by Royal Jordanian to $10,000), and theft over $500 She was arrested by Cleveland baggage. Saudi Arabia; Casablanca, and the official news agency of n Chancy Shawn Akins, 8842 Police and charged with failure to Senior Trump administration Morocco; Doha, Qatar; and Saudi Arabia. Frontage Road, Charleston, DOB: appear officials said that starting Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the In its statement, Royal 12/19/1980 n Adam Lee Howard, 611 Owl Tuesday morning airlines flying United Arab Emirates. About 50 Jordanian said the electronics He was arrested by Bradley Hollow Road, McDonald, DOB: directly to the United States flights a day, all on foreign car- ban would affect its flights to County Sheriff’s Office and 02/21/1986 from 10 airports in eight coun- riers, will be impacted. The offi- New York, Chicago, Detroit and charged with aggravated domes- He was arrested by Cleveland tries could allow only cell- cials said no U.S.-based airlines Montreal. tic assault, and failure to appear Police and charged with assault phones and smartphones in have non-stop flights from Across the Atlantic early (drug paraphernalia) n Andrew Caleb Tucker, 684 carry-on bags for U.S.-bound those cities to the United Tuesday, problems and confu- n Abraham Rios Jr., 3556 No Pone Valley, Road, Cleveland, flights. Other electronics, States. sion ensued. Pine Ridge Drive S.E., Cleveland, DOB: 10/04/1989 including laptops and tablets, The officials said the decision Egyptian officials at the Cairo DOB: 01/07/1978 He was arrested by Cleveland will be indefinitely banned from was prompted by “evaluated International Airport said they He was arrested by Bradley Police and charged with public the passenger cabin. intelligence” about ongoing had not received any instruc- County Sheriff’s Office and intoxication The officials said the airlines potential threats to airplanes tions on banning passengers ©2014 charged with aggravated burglary n Samantha Ann Lawson, were to have 96 hours to imple- bound for the United States. from bringing laptops, iPads, JEWELERS and vandalism 1974 Blythe Ave., Cleveland, ment the security order or face The officials would not discuss cameras and some other elec- being barred from flying to the the timing of the intelligence or tronics on board direct flights n William Wilson Krisle, 2155 DOB: 10/30/1977 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( Old Harrison Pike N.W., She was arrested by Cleveland United States. The officials if any particular terror group is to the United States. The offi- (Next to The Town Squire) Cleveland, DOB: 03/26/1987 Police and charged with failure to spoke on the condition of thought to be planning an cials said a New York-bound 478-0049 • 478-0050 He was arrested by Cleveland appear anonymity to discuss the secu- attack. EgyptAir flight departed and LAY-AWAYS WELCOME Police for aggravated burglary n Santos Lopez, 377 Lyles rity ban despite President The ban would affect laptops, that passengers were allowed to and theft over $1,000 Road, Cleveland, DOB: n Jennifer Danielle Davis, 05/06/1983 752 Berry St., Cleveland, DOB: He was arrested by Bradley 06/13/1978 County Sheriff’s Office and She was arrested by Cleveland charged with misdemeanor viola- Police and charged with failure to tion of probation, and failure to appear (theft over $500) appear n Jakob Noah Hill, 4991 n Alexandria Christine Ejma, Upper River Road N.E., 198 Westview Road, Cleveland, Charleston, DOB: 12/10/1996 DOB: 01/24/1995 He was arrested by Cleveland She was arrested by Cleveland Can you help the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office? Police and charged with aggra- Police and charged with domestic vated robbery, and violation of violence Residents with information about the individuals listed on this page probation n Justin Beasley, 924 Lang should NOT attempt to interact with these suspects. n Chase Earl Christian, 709 St., Cleveland, DOB: 03/28/1990 Please call the tip line at 423-728-7336 or in an emergency 911. Weeks Drive N.E., Cleveland, He was arrested by Bradley DOB: 12/08/1991 County Sheriff’s Office and He was arrested by Cleveland charged with public intoxication, Police and charged with aggra- and disorderly conduct vated robbery n Mary Frazier, 130 Bates n Valrie Ann Deal Hart, 1510 Pike, Old Fort, DOB: 04/29/1995 Mohawk Court, Cleveland, DOB: She was arrested by Bradley 06/15/1981 County Sheriff’s Office and She was arrested by Cleveland charged with driving on a revoked Police and charged with manu- license CAPTURED facturing, sale, delivery, and pos- n Zachary Tanner Davis, 538 session of methamphetamine, 8th St., N.W., Cleveland, DOB: and unlawful drug paraphernalia 12/14/1992 DAVID RONELL DAVID DWAYNE THOMAS EUGENE n AMADOV ANTAUIN WILLIS CALVIN KING JULKS MCCROSKEY Toby Travis Hughes, 331 He was arrested by Cleveland 04/15/1987 10/09/1974. PROBATION 10/28/1969. 04/14/1977 10/26/1983. Mysinger Road S.W., Cleveland, Police and charged with misde- AGGRAVATED STATUTORY VIOLATION/ ATTEMPTED RAPE VIOLATION OF POSS. METH FOR RESALE/ POSS. PAROLE VIOLATION—FAIL TO DOB: 09/07/1978 meanor probation violation RAPE OF A CHILD/ ATTEMPTED SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, OF WEAPON BY CONVICTED PAY FINES—CONSPIRACY TO AGG. SEXUAL BATTERY/ SEX MISD. V.O.P. FELON/ POSS. OF SCHEDULE II SALE AND DELIVER He was arrested by Cleveland n Zachary Logan Fox, 902 OFFENDER REGISTRY SCHEDULE II Police and charged with theft of Nevin Lane, Cleveland, DOB: property ($1,000 to $10,000), 10/31/1990 fraudulent use credit card He was arrested by Cleveland ($1,000 to $10,000), bond revo- Police and charged with failure cation (theft over $1,000 and to appear (driving on a sus- fraudulent use of CC) pended license), and misde- n Jeremy Lee Mason, 115 meanor probation violation Parker Drive N.E., Cleveland, n Alonzo Dewayne Hoggatt DOB: 07/07/1978 Jr., 575 Northview Drive, N.W., He was arrested by Cleveland Cleveland, DOB: 06/09/1990 Police and charged with driver He was arrested by registration, failure to yield, Cleveland Police and charged methamphetamine, and posses- with driving registration, finan- CHARLES JOHNNY LEE KIMBERLY CHARLES JUNIOR CHRISTOPHER CECIL VAUGHN BROGLIN THI CARTER BROWN II CLARENCE HUSKINS sion of drug paraphernalia cial responsibility, and regis- 12/18/1991 5/18/82 8/24/87 6/9/1974. FAILURE TO APPEAR ON 01/24/1975. n Rachel K. Keith, 2263 tration law FTA: AGGRAVATED ROBBERY/ Burglary, Theft, Capias Agg. abuse and SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY POSSESSION OF A Lower River Road, N.W., n Wesley Lebron Evans, 2875 ATTEMPTED AGGRAVATED MVOP and FTA neglect, Felony RESTRICTIONS. FAILURE TO WEAPON BY A ROBBERY x 3 FTA Capias and Misd. FTA APPEAR ON MISDEMEANOR CONVICTED FELON Charleston, DOB: 0/24/1986 Patterson Road, S.E., Cleveland, VIOLATION OF PROBATION. She was arrested by Cleveland DOB: 06/16/1981 Police and charged with driving He was arrested by Cleveland ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE BRADLEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. under the influence, and endan- Police and charged with posses- germent of a child under 18 sion of drug paraphernalia n Jordan Wayne Myers, 125 nDusty Lanalle Bodenhamer, Alloway Lane, Benton, DOB: 453 Apache Trail N.W., 09/07/1998 Cleveland, DOB: 11/14/1974 He was arrested by Bradley She was arrested by Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office and Police and charged with failure to charged with harassment (sum- appear (driving on suspended mons) license), and misdemeanor failure n Jera Casey Cochran, 1968 to appear Keith Valley Road S.E., n Mitchell Wayne Bailey, (4357) Cleveland, DOB: 05/23/1981 1109 Briley Road, Spring City, Call Now! 423-472-HELP “Reuniting “Reuniting FamiliesFamilies inin aa professional,professional, She was arrested by Bradley DOB: 01/03/1987 one call does it all County Sheriff’s Office and He was arrested by Bradley confidential confidential andand timelytimely manner”manner” 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Baby Blues CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Blondie WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2017 thing to chance. Look at every situa- es you make will determine your CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS tion carefully and find a workable solu- future. Invest in yourself and the skills DAY: Reese Witherspoon, 41; Elvis tion. Letting matters linger will make you require to reach your goals. Your Stojko, 45; Bob Costas, 65; William life more difficult. Make alterations to numbers are 3, 12, 16, 23, 37, 45, 48. Shatner, 86. the way you do things and be willing to ARIES (March 21-April 19): Take Happy Birthday: Don't leave any- cut corners and act frugally. The choic- the high road when dealing with adver- sity or those who voice emotional dif- ferences. What you accomplish will count far more than getting involved in a stubborn stalemate. Focus on your- self and the ones you love. Romance Contract Bridge is highlighted. by Steve Becker TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emotional uncertainty and confusion By Ned Classics Dennis the Menace will set in when dealing with peers, superiors and relatives. Concise com- By Conrad Day munication will help, but questioning any responses that leave you feeling doubtful should be a priority. Walk away from temptation. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Don't stop learning. Gather the facts and be open to suggestions. High returns will come from being prepared and offering sound solutions and plans. Don't put up with anyone using emotional manipulation to take advantage of you. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Channel your energy into something you enjoy doing. Take part in a rally and you will feel good about support- ing a cause you believe in. Nurture important partnerships instead of tak- ing extreme actions. Patience will be required. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Travel and education are highlighted. A profes- sional challenge will require your undi- vided attention. Use your intelligence to find solutions and be willing to work with others in order to get things done. Dilbert Anger will impede your productivity. Say little but do a lot. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A busi- ness trip or partnership looks promis- ing. If you put in the time, you will get what you want. Negotiate on your own behalf and you will avoid being taken advantage of or getting too little in return. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Relationships will pose a problem. Absorb what others are telling you and don't react until you have found a way to deal with the situation reasonably. Enforce discipline and offer love and Garfield peace rather than cacophony and con- fusion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Share your thoughts at networking events or when dealing with friends, family or children. Your input may not always be taken favorably, but it will have an impact on those you care about. Be true to yourself and offer truth and love. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't mix business with pleasure or you will lose the upper hand. Put your efforts into getting ahead and improv- ing your life both at home and at work. Hagar the Horrible A personal commitment to someone you love will improve your relationship. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Mounting opposition will leave you in a quandary. Back up and consider your options. Don't engage in a confronta- tion with someone who is unpre- dictable or impulsive. Protect what you have, dismiss pressure tactics and take back control. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Secrets are best kept that way. If you divulge information in a moment of emotional turmoil, it will lead to an argument that you will regret. Stay tina’s Groove calm, listen carefully and use whatever information you can gather to bring about positive changes. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Turn something you enjoy doing into a way to boost your income. Start by volun- teering your services and see where it leads. Change can be good if you go about it the right way. Make sure your motives are honorable. Birthday Baby: You are emotional, talkative and friendly. You are adapt- able and excessive. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017— 7

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Tuesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 8 p.m. on (WDEF) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) 9:01 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9:30 p.m. on (WTVC) American Masters NCIS Trial & Error Bones blackish A legendary photographer is recalled in Mary Stuart Masterson (“Fried Green To- After failing to come up with a match for Each of the principal characters gets his or The show addresses the 2016 presidential “Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Light- matoes”) guest stars as a congresswoman the DNA found in Larry’s (John Lithgow) her chance to shine as this long-running election in “LEMONS,” written and directed ning,” clearly a labor of love for her grand- who’s the target of threats that appear to bedroom, Josh (Nicholas D’Agosto) and his mystery series reaches its next-to-last epi- by series creator Kenya Barris. Dre’s (An- daughter, Emmy winner Dyanna Taylor be escalating — possibly meaning immi- team catch a lucky break when they find sode, “The Final Chapter: The Day in the thony Anderson) workplace is a microcosm — the program’s producer, director, writer nent harm to her — in “Pay to Play.” Vance a “sex print” on the wall, leading them to a Life.” Brennan’s (Emily Deschanel) in court, of the divided feelings about the result. and narrator. Lange captured images of (Rocky Carroll) heads up the detail as- shocking new suspect in the new episode testifying on behalf of Dr. Zach Addy (guest Junior (Marcus Scribner) deals with a simi- American history at its most tumultuous, her signed to protect her. Mark Harmon, Pauley “The Other Man.” Unfortunately, Josh also star Eric Millegan), while Aubrey and Jes- lar split among his fellow students, and he shot known as “Migrant Mother” an endur- Perrette, Sean Murray, David McCallum, inadvertently slips up and gives a piece sica (John Boyd, Laura Spencer) reach a hopes to bring them back together by deliv- ing symbol of the Depression. World War II Emily Wickersham, Wilmer Valderrama and of damning evidence to the prosecution. decision about their future and Angela (Mi- ering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legendary internment camps and the Dust Bowl were Jennifer Esposito also star. Sherri Shepherd, Jayma Mays and Krysta chaela Conlon) reveals some major news. “I Have a Dream” speech. Laurence Fish- among her other subjects. Rodriguez also star. Another new episode burne also stars. immediately follows.

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(N) ’ My 600-Lb. Life Tracey’s weight resides in her legs. ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal Conan “Erin Andrews” (N) 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Major Crimes “Dead Drop” Major Crimes “Bad Blood” Major Crimes “Bad Blood” Hawaii Five-0 ’ Å Hawaii Five-0 ’ Å USA 29NCIS “Once a Crook” ’ NCIS “Oil & Water” ’ NCIS “Better Angels” ’ NCIS “Kill Chain” ’ NCIS “React” Å (DVS) NCIS “Scope” ’ NCIS “Reasonable Doubts” Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30(3:30) ››› “Gone Girl” (2014) Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike. ’ Å›› “Transformers: Age of Extinction” (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. ’ Å Legion “Chapter 7” (N) ’ (:03) Legion “Chapter 7” ’ (12:06) The Americans Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter W/Michael NBA Countdown (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Washington Wizards. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball New York Knicks at Utah Jazz. (N) (Live) ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Outside Lines Bracket Bracket Special Olympics College Basketball 2017 World Baseball Classic Championship: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33World Poker Tour World Poker Tour Spotlight Focused NHRA Drag Racing Arizona Nationals. From Phoenix. UFC Main Event World Poker Tour Snowboarding SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å SEC Inside College Softball North Carolina vs Tennessee. (N) Å SEC Inside Women’s College Gymnastics SEC Storied Å GOLF 35(2:00) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, Day 1. (N) (Live) Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, Day 1. FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) UFC Main Event (N) Å UFC Tonight (N) Å UFC Special Å UFC Tonight Å Speak for Yourself FSSE 37Swing Clinic Running ’ XTERRA USA Championship XTERRA Adv. Spring Training All-Access Hawks Live! 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Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Upscale Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Upscale Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46The First 48 Home invasion. After the First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Jep Jep Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty DISC 47The Last Alaskans ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å Bering Sea Gold (N) Å The Last Alaskans ’ Å Bering Sea Gold ’ Å NATGEO 48Repossessed! “The Sting” Repossessed! 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U.S. troops look for a missing comrade during World War II. ‘R’ ››› “Gladiator” (2000) Russell Crowe. ‘R’ Å TCM 59(:15) ››› “The Little Shop of Horrors” (:45) ››› “The Birds” (1963, Suspense) Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren. Å›››› “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” (1962) (:15) ››› “Hombre” (1967, Western) Paul Newman. Å “Touch of Evil: Extended” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene BRAVO 62Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Watch What Real Housewives/Beverly Vander SYFY 63(3:00) ›› “A Knight’s Tale” (2001) Heath Ledger. 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TENNESSEE BRIEFS Anti-tax hike group blesses

Tennessee Senate committee to Disciplinary charges dropped they should not be executed Haslam’s road funding proposal because they are intellectually take up host of gun bills against Tennessee prosecutor disabled. NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican bill advancing in Senate repre- House subcommittee, bringing in NASHVILLE (AP) — The state MEMPHIS (AP) — A state The justices on Monday left Gov. Bill Haslam’s transportation sents a “net tax cut,” and does dozens of opponents wearing Senate Judiciary Committee is board on Monday dropped disci- in place state court rulings proposal that includes not violate lawmakers’ pledges to bright T-shirts, a former radio scheduled to take up a host of plinary charges against the top upholding the death sentences Tennessee’s first gas tax increase not raise taxes. talk show host to pump up the gun bills on Tuesday, including prosecutor in Memphis arising of inmates Pervis Payne, since 1989 on Monday received He also noted that the Senate crowd in the committee room a proposal to eliminate the need from a murder case she han- Michael Sample and Vincent the blessing of conservative had removed a proposal to link and a mascot dressed up a gas for Tennesseans to obtain state- dled. Sims. activist and tax-hike opponent fuel taxes to inflation, “which can. But despite the opposition, issued permits to carry hand- Tennessee’s Board of The three men said Grover Norquist. means gas tax hikes will not be the measure was advanced to the guns in public. Professional Responsibility vol- Tennessee has refused to apply Under the version of Haslam’s put on autopilot.” full committee, where it awaits a A similar bill to do away with untarily dismissed a petition for a 2014 Supreme Court ruling plan advancing in the Senate, Americans for Tax Reform key vote scheduled for Tuesday. permits failed on a 4-4 vote in discipline against Shelby County that affects inmates with bor- the state would increase state supported gas tax increases in Senate changes to Haslam’s the committee last year. It takes district attorney Amy Weirich. In derline cases of intellectual dis- tax on gas by 6 cents per gallon New Jersey and South Carolina original proposal included doing a majority of the votes for bills a news conference, Weirich said ability. and diesel by 10 cents, but also when they were coupled with tax away with a special tax on rental to advance. she has accepted a private repri- The Supreme Court ruling make a variety of cuts in other relief. cards and phasing in the Republican Gov. Bill Haslam mand from the board for her prohibited states in borderline areas including the sales tax on Norquist’s position on the gas increases in the gas and diesel on Monday expressed concerns actions in the 2009 murder trial cases from relying only on intel- groceries, the tax on earnings tax contrasts with the strong taxes over three years. The meas- about getting rid of the permit- of Noura Jackson. ligence test scores to determine from stocks and bonds and cor- opposition voiced by the state ure was also adjusted to double ting system, noting that several The board did not say in its whether a death row inmate is porate taxes owed by large man- chapter of Americans For the proposed cut in the sales tax laws to loosen gun restriction in ruling why it dropped the eligible to be executed. ufacturers. Prosperity, founded by billionaire on food for a full percentage Tennessee have been based on charges, and it cannot discuss The issue in the Tennessee Norquist, founder of the group industrialist brothers Charles point. the argument that permit hold- the decision publicly, said cases was whether that decision Americans for Tax Reform, said and David Koch. Tennessee’s gas tax is now ers have passed background Krisann Hodges, deputy chief should apply to older cases. in a letter to state House and Americans for Prosperity made 21.4 cents per gallon and its checks and have had special disciplinary counsel for the The Supreme Court outlawed Senate members that the most a big push earlier this month to diesel tax is 18.4 cents per gal- training. board. Hodges described a pri- the execution of intellectually recent version of the governor’s defeat Haslam’s proposal in a lon. They include laws to allow vate reprimand as a “non-public disabled prisoners in 2002. people with permits to be armed form of discipline.” in bars and restaurants that Weirich faced a recommenda- Daughter of slain civil rights serve alcohol and in most parks. tion of public censure on leader speaking at ETSU charges that she did not turn Harwell: No decision on governor’s JOHNSON CITY (AP) — The Lawyer: Teacher seen kissing over a key witness statement to daughter of the late civil rights race until after session the defense until after the trial leader Dr. Martin Luther King and that she improperly com- NASHVILLE (AP) — A former Jr., Bernice A. King, is speaking now-missing Tennessee student mented on Jackson’s right to at East Tennessee State Tennessee GOP leader said remain silent during a rebuttal state House Speaker Beth University. NASHVILLE (AP) — A investigate. also recommended that the closing argument. She had said The university says King will teacher now accused of kidnap- The school system didn’t sus- administration monitor Harwell told her she is running she would fight the misconduct for governor, but the Nashville appear at 7:30 p.m. Monday at ping a 15-year-old female stu- pend Cummins until Feb. 6, the Cummins classroom to make charges. Republican responded Monday Brooks Gymnasium as part of dent in Tennessee had been day that a letter from the sure students weren’t there A private reprimand acknowl- that she will make her decision the Student Government investigated by the school sys- father’s attorney was hand-deliv- when they weren’t supposed to edges an attorney error has after state lawmakers go home Association’s Civility Celebration. tem after another student ered to Maury County school be. occurred, but it does not for the year. King is chief executive officer reported seeing the teacher kiss officials. The letter to Maury The teacher would later be “unnecessarily stigmatize a Susan Richardson Williams, of The King Center, founded by the girl, a lawyer for the missing County School Superintendent reprimanded on Feb. 3 by school lawyer,” Weirich said. a former Tennessee Republican her mother, Coretta Scott King, girl’s family said. Christopher Marczak principal Penny Love after the “It has been a long and hard Party chairwoman, posted on in 1968, the year her father was Yet according to demanded that the girl was seen in Cummins class- year for my family,” Weirich Facebook last week that assassinated in Memphis. attorney Jason Whatley father be updated on room for a little more than half said. “Today is a validation.” Harwell called to let her know Tickets are $10 for the general and school records, what school officials had an hour that day. In her letter, she’s running for governor, the public and free for students, fac- teacher Tad Cummins learned and that his Love said the girl being in his Chattanooga Times Free Press Officials: Safety violations led ulty and staff with a valid ID. was allowed to continue daughter not have con- classroom was “a violation of my first reported. to fatal mechanic shop fire They are available at working at Tennessee’s tact with the teacher. director order to you” of Jan. 31. Harwell confirmed that she http://www.etsu.edu/sga-lec- Culleoka Unit School for The girl’s father, The teacher was fired a day KNOXVILLE (AP) — tures. two weeks. Culleoka is a Anthony Thomas, is after the Tennessee Bureau of has been making calls to Cummins prospective supporters but Tennessee officials believe a community about 60 outraged that officials Investigation issued an Amber emphasized that she hasn’t trucking company engaged in Supreme Court to kick off event miles south of Nashville delayed telling him Alert about the teen. make a decision about whether serious safety violations prior to offering free legal clinics near the state line with about the report and let the an explosion that killed a main- Alabama. teacher continue working in the to mount a bid. NASHVILLE (AP) — The “I have been calling around, tenance shop employee last Student Elizabeth Thomas school, according to the lawyer. year in Knox County. Tennessee Supreme Court is was last seen March 13 and is “My client’s position, respect- exploring with folks,” Harwell kicking off a weeks-long event Police: Frat pledge said. “I asked for her input, and Mechanic Joseph Mack, 43, believed to be with the 50-year- fully, is that Mr. Cummins died from severe burns hours that will help people across the old teacher, authorities said. should have been out the door I made it quite clear that no state get free legal advice. died in fall from announcement or decision after an explosion inside an R & In late January another stu- until the police investigation was L Carriers maintenance shop in It’s all part of the Supreme dent saw the teacher kissing the completed,” Whatley said. would be made until after the Court’s Access to Justice balcony during party legislative session.” October 2016, the Knoxville girl on the lips, school records Maury County School News Sentinel reported. Initiative, in which Tennesseans provided to the AP from Whatley Superintendent Dr. Christopher BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (AP) — The Republican field to suc- are invited to get free legal help ceed term-limited Gov. Bill Before he died in a hospital, show. Marczak did not return a call Authorities say a Binghamton Mack told investigators he was either online or at a walk-in clin- Despite the report from the seeking comment. University student from a New Haslam already includes state ic. The free legal clinics are for Sen. Mark Green of Ashland investigating a hissing sound other student, Cummins was School officials did send files York City suburb died in a fall civil matters only because people from a balcony at an upstate City and Knoxville businessman when a 55-gallon drum of diesel allowed to continue teaching to the father after the lawyer are entitled to have a lawyer in fraternity house hosting a St. Randy Boyd, though several anti-gel exploded, sending him and nobody in the school system sent the letter. criminal cases, whether they can Patrick’s Day party. others are weighing joining the running from the building while bothered notifying the girl’s fam- The school’s investigative files afford one or not. The Binghamton Police race. They include U.S. Rep. he was still on fire. Two co- ily about the allegations about provided to the father show that Court officials say the Department on Monday Diane Black of Gallatin, busi- workers helped him beat the the kiss, Whatley added. He said both Cummins and the girl Supreme Court will kick off released details of the death of nessman Bill Lee of Franklin, flames down, but the injuries the school system must have denied kissing. The teacher, Help4TNDay on Tuesday by 18-year-old Conor Donnelly, of Senate Majority Leader Mark were too severe. not believed the student’s report however, acknowledged that the holding five press conferences in Pearl River in Rockland Norris and former state Rep. Months later, fire investiga- of seeing Cummins kiss the girl girl was “a really good friend and five cities across the state of County. Joe Carr of Murfreesboro. tors remain unsure what on the lips. she does leave her other classes Tennessee. Police say Donnelly was Former Nashville Mayor Karl caused a leaking flammable liq- “This is my client’s daughter to come see him when she needs The free legal clinics will be drinking at a party held Dean is the only Democrat to uid to explode. Investigators and she’s been taken, she’s been someone to calm her down,” held in March and April. Go to Saturday afternoon at Alpha officially join the race so far. with the Tennessee abducted and I can’t figure out according to a school investiga- www.Help4TNDay.org to see the Sigma Phi, where he was in the Harwell, who is tied with one Occupational Safety and Health for the life of me why no one tive report dated Jan. 30. locations. process of pledging at the frat. other lawmaker as the longest- Administration last month said believed this middle school stu- The report said the allegation Officials say the freshman serving member of the House, R & L Carriers committed five dent,” Whatley said. could not be confirmed, but rec- Wife: Glen Campbell can was on a fourth-floor balcony said she would base her cam- serious safety violations prior to The father, Whatley said, only ommended that the girl be taken the fire and called on the com- no longer play guitar learned of the kissing allegation out of Cummins’ forensics class when he tried to climb down to paign on her experience at the the third floor and fell. Police state Capitol. pany to pay $25,600. NASHVILLE (AP) — Glen a week later after a detective and that he be reprimanded to Following a Feb. 27 meeting with the Maury County Sheriff’s uphold his professional respon- say his death has been ruled “I have a knowledge of state Campbell’s wife says accidental. government, and I think I know between the two parties, TOSHA Alzheimer’s disease has robbed Department went to the home to sibility as a teacher. The report how to work with the legislative agreed to reduce the number of the 80-year-old singer’s ability body,” she said. “Governors citations to three. The company to play guitar. don’t do anything unless they is slated to pay $16,200 in But Kim Campbell tells The work with the Legislature.” penalties by April 1, TOSHA Tennessean that her husband Harwell also cited her “con- administrator Steve Hawkins occasionally breaks into a solo servative principles that we’ve said. air guitar routine, which she put in place since I’ve been R & L Carriers is a global says is “kind of fun.” speaker these six years, and I transportation firm based in Glen Campbell was diagnosed think it’s been a good thing for Wilmington, Ohio. The company with the brain-ravaging disease Tennesseans.” didn’t return requests for com- in 2011 and went on a world Sitting lawmakers are banned ment. tour afterward. The singer from raising money during the known for such hits as legislative session, though filing Authorities probing social media “Rhinestone Cowboy,” ‘’Wichita with the state as a candidate info after police shooting Lineman” and “Southern allows gubernatorial hopefuls to NASHVILLE (AP) — Police in Nights” was moved to a long- begin spending money on cam- Tennessee want to examine an term care facility in 2014. paign staff. African-American man’s social Kim Campbell says he con- tinues to sing, although the Police shooting injures media accounts weeks after he was fatally shot in the back by a words are gibberish and “it’s 1 in Lebanon white police officer following a not a melody that we recognize, traffic stop. but you can tell that it’s a LEBANON (AP) — The happy song and he has a song Tennessee Bureau of The Tennessean reports it has obtained copies of search war- in his heart,” so that brings her Investigation says a Lebanon great comfort. police officer has shot and rants that show Nashville police injured a person as the officer are investigating the social Protesters rally against GOP’s was responding to a report of a media accounts of 31-year-old health care plan in Memphis stolen vehicle. Jocques Scott Clemmons. MEMPHIS (AP) — A group of The TBI says the person who A lawyer for Clemmons’ family protesters is calling for was shot was taken to Vanderbilt says the information is irrele- Republican U.S. Rep. David University hospital but that his vant and the requests are being Kustoff to vote against the GOP- condition is unavailable. The driven by an ulterior motive to led plan to repeal and replace the person’s identity wasn’t released. “assassinate his character.” Affordable Care Act. The TBI said a vehicle was Police say the information is About two dozen people gath- reported stolen from a Lebanon necessary and may answer lin- ered along the sidewalk of a busy business, and the officer began gering questions about suburban Memphis street to pursue the vehicle. The Clemmons’ Feb. 10 encounter Monday to protest the push by agency said the vehicle exited with Officer Josh Lippert. President Donald Trump and Interstate 40 and left the exit Authorities said they initially congressional Republicans to roadway, going down an believed that Clemmons abrupt- replace the act, which was embankment. ly charged Lippert. Officials now passed during President Barack Investigators say the officer say surveillance footage shows Obama’s term. got out of his vehicle, and the Clemmons stopped short of Protesters held signs reading person in the other vehicle was Lippert and turned around and “Kustoff Vote No” and “Hands Off outside his car. The TBI said ran in the opposite direction. Our Health Care.” Some wore during the encounter, the officer    white doctor’s coats with red fired, hitting the person. 3 Tennessee death row inmates handprints on them. TBI doesn’t release officer lose Supreme Court appeals Kustoff, a former U.S. attor- Dignified Services at names. Lebanon police didn’t 
  Realistic Prices! WASHINGTON (AP) — The ney, is serving his first term rep- immediately return a phone Supreme Court has rejected resenting the sprawling 8th 2415 Georgetown Road, NE message seeking the officer’s sta- appeals from three Tennessee Congressional District in western WEATHER INFORMATION tus. 473-2620 death-row inmates who say Tennessee. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017— 9

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Polk roughs up Lady Raiders in softball

By RICHARD ROBERTS rifice bunt off the bat of [email protected] Shyanne Gray. “We can always go back to the Polk County put numbers on bunting game, and it played a the board in the third and sixth role tonight,” said Lady ’Cats innings, then capped off the day coach Bill Triplett. “You can put with a seventh inning Aubrie pressure on people by bunting, Bowman home run while hold- fake bunting and hitting, drag- ing Cleveland to a single run, ging and stealing. We’ve got the spoiling the Lady Raiders’ soft- kids who can do that this year. ball opener with a 10-1 win. We can do some things on the Cleveland scored its lone run base paths.” in the bottom of the first, when Polk picked up four more runs Emily Colbaugh ripped a triple in the top half of the sixth, down the right-field line and beginning with a Bowman single scored on a single off the bat of and steal of second. Bowman KW Wilson. stole second and scored on “It was a tough one, especially Ogle’s bunt. Hawkins stood on when it’s put into your hands to first after being hit by a pitch make things happen and you and later scored on a Cleveland can’t put it together. That’s throwing error. Ogle hustled where we’ve got to figure out home on a 1-4 fielder’s choice, how to make adjustments quick- allowing Sydney Beauman to ly on the fly, and not make the reach first. Beauman made it 9- same mistakes over and over,” 1 on a Meagi Woody RBI single. said Lady Raiders coach KJ Bowman put the final jewel in Harris. the crown with a one-out home “We talked about taking run that traveled just far enough advantage of chances as one of to clear the left-field fence. the things we really need to Bowman finished her day at the improve on. When you’ve got plate a perfect 4 for 4. runners in scoring position, it’s “The only real complaint I had in your hands and that’s where was we left some runs out there you want to be. You’ve got to be early. But, if you score 10 runs able to capitalize on those you are going to be in a lot of opportunities.” games, I can’t really complain Cleveland put at least one about that,” said Triplett. “We runner on base in every inning got everybody in the game and but the fifth, but could not push everybody pretty much con- another score across the plate. tributed. We got good relief After loading the bases in the pitching after Aubrie threw the top of the first, but to no avail, ball well. We played pretty good the Lady Wildcats broke it open defense in spots, but it’s early in the top of the third, scoring and we just haven’t started hit- five times on four hits. Polk ting yet. I don’t think anybody played small with bunt singles else has, either.” by Cambria Woody and The Lady Wildcats have a Bowman. Woody raced home on busy rest of the week with three a Cleveland throwing error and more road games beginning with Kallie Hawkins loaded the bases a trip to Tellico Plains today and after getting hit by a pitch. followed by games at McMinn Britlee Ogle singled in a run fol- Central Wednesday and at lowed by Camryn Winter, who Loudon Friday. laced a two-RBI double to right field. Ogle later scored on a sac- See POLK, Page 11 Banner photo, JOE CANNON WALKER VALLEY senior Mason Oran (2) leaps on home plate to score the game-winning run in the bottom of the 12th inning for a 4-3 victory over county-rival Bradley Central at Mike Turner Field. Teammates Hunter Shamblin (22) and Tucker Mendenhall (4) rush the field in celebration after Jacob McCall’s walk-off single. ’Stangs outlast Bears Oran celebrates birthday with game-winning run in 12th inning

By JOE CANNON with the good pitching both teams got.” McCall turned in the top pitching per- [email protected] Notching its fifth straight victory to open formance of the evening, throwing six the new diamond season, Walker Valley sits innings of one-hit, shutout relief, striking After 33 combined strikeouts, 24 run- atop the district standings at 3-0, while out nine on his way to picking up his first ners left on base and four hours of hard- Ooltewah (6-0, 2-0) and Soddy-Daisy (3-2, victory of the year to go with a save last fought action, birthday boy Mason Oran 1-0) are also unscathed in 5-AAA play so week. and teammate Jacob McCall ended Monday far. Bradley slips to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in “McCall was dealing all night long,” evening’s 12-inning baseball marathon by conference play. praised Coach Shamblin. “I knew if we giving Walker Valley a key District 5-AAA The two cross-county rivals will try to could get to him, we’d have a good shot at victory over county rival Bradley Central. bounce back this afternoon at the winning. I almost went to him an inning “It’s one of those games where its a McKenzie Baseball Complex, moving the earlier, but Pigg was doing such a good job, shame either team has to lose,” proclaimed start time of the varsity game up to 4 and we came up with some big plays Mustang head coach Joe Shamblin after o’clock to try to beat the expected rain behind him (including a sliding catch by his team’s 4-3 win at Mike Turner Field. showers. McCall in left field before taking the “Hats off to Bradley — they battled us Monday’s marathon had many subplots mound).” the whole way. Both teams left runners in with strong starting pitching from aces Sitting down 12 of the first 13 batters he scoring position and got out of jams, but Matthew Pigg for the Mustangs and Logan faced, Pigg went the first half dozen frames we were finally able to scrap out a run to Newberry for the Bears, and outstanding on the bump, recording 10 Ks, while scat- win it.” relief pitching from McCall and Bradley’s tering five hits and a pair of earned runs. Bear head coach Travis Adams agreed, Colton Cross and Tripp Storrs. Newberry countered with seven innings Banner photo, LYNNAE ROBERTS “We both dodged some bullets. Both teams Several big defensive plays also high- of work, striking out eight, while allowing CLEVELAND FIRST BASEMAN Haley Long reaches for the struck out a lot more than they normally lighted the heated action, plus the teams eight hits and a trio of earned runs. throw as Polk County’s Cambria Woody crosses the bag Monday, at would. Neither could seem to get in a combined for 17 hits, but left 13 runners Cleveland. rhythm offensively, but that had a lot to do stranded in scoring position. See BEARS, Page 11 Sewell’s quality start falls short in 3-1 Cleveland loss

By PATRICK MacCOON two-run single by Austin Spurgeon in the second [email protected] inning provided the difference for the undefeated Owls (6-0). Things may not be running quite as planned for In his 99-pitch outing, the Blue Raider starter Cleveland on the baseball diamond this season, fanned seven, with five hits allowed and two but hope is far from lost. walks. After tossing six innings of solid baseball, junior “Camden is a great kid, stellar athlete and Camden Sewell seemed to get to the heart of the strong pitcher,” Cleveland head coach Preston matter. Scoggins said. “We have to do a better job hitting “As we start progressing, we will get hits,” said the baseball. We are going to keep running him the University of Tennessee commitment after the out there and good things are going to come our Blue Raiders fell to 1-5 overall and 0-3 in District way. We just have to stay patient and play good 5-AAA play, after a 3-1 loss to Ooltewah at Raider baseball, like we know we can.” Field Monday night. “Our pitching is going to be The Blue Raiders’ first run of the season at strong and will keep us in games. If we score some home came in the bottom of the seventh, off an runs, we will be just fine.” RBI bloop single by Emory King to plate Ezequiel With just 12 runs scored on the season, not Jesserum. counting the five in an incomplete outing at Boyd- Jesserum reached base safely all three occa- Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON Buchanan due to a rainout, Cleveland knows its sions, with a walk and a pair of hits, including a CLEVELAND SECOND BASEMAN Dylan Turner makes the double play turn as shortstop Jake Griffin lineup needs to have their ace’s back. Sewell was the hard luck loser as a hard-hit looks on in the first inning of a District 5-AAA battle against Ooltewah Monday night. The Blue Raiders See SEWELL, Page 11 fell 3-1, with Turner recording one of their four hits. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Scoreboard

Texas 9 14 0.391 saturday, March 25 Toronto 6 14 0.300 At Bridgeport, Conn. NATioNAL LeAGue UConn (34-0) vs. UCLA (25-8) Correction W L Pct. Maryland (32-2) vs. Oregon (22-13) Pittsburgh 15 7 0.682 regional Championship St. Louis 14 7 0.667 Monday, March 27 In Sunday’s story about the Milwaukee 13 10 0.565 Semifinal winners upcoming Scott family’s LETS Arizona 12 10 0.545 oKLAHoMA CiTY reGioNAL Colorado 12 11 0.522 regional semifinals basketball camp, the event’s web- Los Angeles 13 12 0.520 Friday, March 24 site address was incorrectly listed. Cincinnati 12 12 0.500 At oklahoma City Those wishing to sign up for the New York 12 13 0.480 Baylor (32-3) vs. Louisville (29-7) Washington 9 10 0.474 Mississippi State (31-4) vs. Washington (29-5) free camp should go to Chicago 9 11 0.450 regional Championship letscamps.com. Philadelphia 9 12 0.429 sunday, March 26 San Francisco 10 14 0.417 Semifinal winners Contact may also be made by Miami 7 12 0.368 LeXiNGToN reGioNAL writing to the Scotts at P.O. Box San Diego 8 14 0.364 regional semifinals Atlanta 6 17 0.261 Friday, March 24 5952, Cleveland, TN 37311 or Monday’s Games At Lexington, Ky. calling 602-702-9657 for more Boston 7, Baltimore 4 Notre Dame (32-3) vs. Ohio State (28-6) information. The camp fot ages 8- Miami 9, Atlanta 3 Texas (25-8) vs. Stanford (30-5) Detroit 5, N.Y. Mets 1 regional Championship 15 will be held at Jim Smiddy N.Y. Yankees 9, Washington 3 sunday, March 26 Arena July 18-21. Pittsburgh 5, Tampa Bay 4 Semifinal winners Minnesota 8, Toronto 2 sToCKToN reGioNAL Cincinnati 10, Kansas City 6 regional semifinals Cleveland 14, L.A. Dodgers 5 saturday, March 25 oN TAP San Francisco 3, Chicago White Sox 2 At stockton, Calif. Tuesday, March 21 Chicago Cubs 9, Colorado 6 South Carolina (29-4) vs. Quinnipiac (29-6) BAseBALL St. Louis 12, Houston 6 Florida State (27-6) vs. Oregon State (31-4) Walker Valley at Bradley Central, 4 (JV, 7) Arizona 10, Oakland 6 regional Championship McMinn County at Polk County, 5 San Diego 3, Texas 2 Monday, March 27 TCPS at Lookout Valley. 5 Tuesday’s Games Semifinal winners Ringgold (Ga.) at Walker Valley (9th), 6 Atlanta vs. Washington at West Palm Beach, Fla., FiNAL Four Cleveland at Ooltewah, 7 (JV, 4) 1:05 p.m. At Dallas Lee University at Trevecca Nazarene, 8 Houston vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. National semifinals soCCer Philadelphia vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 Friday, March 31 Polk County at Sweetwater, 5:30 p.m. Bridgeport winner vs. Oklahoma City winner Walker Valley at Sequoyah, 5:30 Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., 1:05 Lexington winner vs. Stockton winner Bradley Central at Loudon, 7 p.m. National Championship soFTBALL Toronto vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 1:05 p.m. sunday, April 2 Bradley Central at Walker Valley, 5 (JV, 7:30) L.A. Angels vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 4:05 Semifinal winners McMinn County at Cleveland, 5 (JV, 7:30) p.m. Polk County at Tellico Plains, 5:30 Milwaukee vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Ariz., 4:05 TeNNis p.m. HoCKeY Cleveland at Bradley Central, 4:30 San Diego vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., TrACK 4:05 p.m. National Hockey League Bradley Central, Cleveland at Walker Valley, 4 Kansas City vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 4:10 eAsTerN CoNFereNCe Wednesday, March 22 p.m. Atlantic Division BAseBALL Boston vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., 6:35 p.m. GP WLoT Pts GF GA Cleveland State at Tusculum College (JV)(DH), 3 Chicago White Sox vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 9:05 Montreal 72 41 23 8 90 199 180 Bradley Central (9th) at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Ottawa 71 39 24 8 86 188 185 soFTBALL Oakland vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 10:10 p.m. Boston 72 38 28 6 82 207 192 Lee University at King University (DH), 2 Wednesday’s Games Toronto 71 33 23 15 81 216 210 Polk County at McMinn Central, 5:30 Minnesota vs. Houston at West Palm Beach, Fla., Tampa Bay 71 34 28 9 77 194 197 TeNNis 1:05 p.m. Florida 71 31 29 11 73 180 204 Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville, 2 N.Y. Yankees vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., Buffalo 73 30 31 12 72 182 211 Thursday, March 23 1:05 p.m. Detroit 71 28 32 11 67 178 212 BAseBALL Washington vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Metropolitan Division Chattanooga Central at Walker Valley (JV), 4 Detroit vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. GP WLoT Pts GF GA Richard Hardy at TCPS (DH), 5 Miami vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 p.m. x-Columbus 71 47 18 6 100 228 164 ooltewah invitational Oakland vs. Chicago White Sox at Glendale, Ariz., x-Washington71 46 17 8 100 228 159 Jefferson County at Bradley Central, 6 4:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 71 45 17 9 99 249 198 Cleveland participating, TBA San Diego vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 4:05 N.Y. Rangers72 45 24 3 93 231 189 soCCer p.m. N.Y. Islanders71 33 26 12 78 210 218 Sequoyah at Bradley Central, 5 San Francisco vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia 71 33 30 8 74 186 213 Cleveland Classic Cleveland vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., 4:10 Carolina 70 30 27 13 73 182 203 at Greater Cleveland soccer Complex p.m. New Jersey 71 26 33 12 64 164 209 Walker Valley vs. East Ridge, 5:30 L.A. Angels (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. WesTerN CoNFereNCe Cleveland vs. Maryville, 7:30 Texas vs. L.A. Angels (ss) at Tempe, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. Central Division soFTBALL Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 6:05 p.m. GP WLoT Pts GF GA AP photo Morton College at Cleveland State (DH), 2 Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 9:05 x-Chicago 72 47 20 5 99 218 178 LouisviLLe’s AsiA Durr battles with Tennessee’s Jaime Nared, right, for a loose ball in their Bradley Central at Rhea County, 5:30 p.m. Minnesota 71 43 22 6 92 232 178 Cleveland at Walker Valley, 5 (JV, 7:30) Nashville 72 36 25 11 83 212 202 second-round game in the NCAA women’s tournament Monday, in Louisville, Ky. TeNNis St. Louis 71 38 28 5 81 197 193 Bradley Central at Walker Valley, 4 BAsKeTBALL Winnipeg 72 32 33 7 71 217 230 TrACK Dallas 72 29 33 10 68 196 233 Cleveland at NE Alabama Invitational, 4 National Basketball Association Colorado 71 20 48 3 43 138 234 Bradley Central at Rhea County, 4:30 eAsTerN CoNFereNCe Pacific Division Friday, March 24 Atlantic Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA BAseBALL W L Pct GB San Jose 72 42 23 7 91 196 166 Cleveland State at Columbia State, 3 Boston 45 26 .634 — Edmonton 72 39 24 9 87 209 186 Louisville holds off Vols TCPS at Polk County, 5 Toronto 41 29 .586 3½ Anaheim 72 38 23 11 87 186 178 Walker Valley at Rhea County, 7 (JV, 4) New York 27 43 .386 17 Calgary 72 41 27 4 86 201 193 ooltewah invitational Philadelphia 26 44 .371 18 Los Angeles 72 34 31 7 75 175 181 Lincoln County at Bradley Central, 7 Brooklyn 13 56 .188 31 Vancouver 71 28 34 9 65 161 207 Cleveland participating southeast Division Arizona 72 26 37 9 61 173 230 LACrosse WLPct GB NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Washington 42 28 .600 — loss. in NCAA second round Virginia-Wise at Lee University, 4 soCCer Atlanta 37 33 .529 5 x-clinched playoff spot Bradley Central at Sweetwater, TBA Miami 34 36 .486 8 Monday’s Games Cleveland Classic Charlotte 31 39 .443 11 Toronto 4, Boston 2 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Mariya Moore’s at Greater Cleveland soccer Complex Orlando 26 45 .366 16 Buffalo 2, Detroit 1 THE BIG PICTURE Walker Valley vs. Maryville, 4 Central Division Nashville 3, Arizona 1 awareness of her NCAA Tournament shooting East Ridge vs. Livingston Academy, 6 (lower field) W L Pct GB Dallas 1, San Jose 0 struggles made her especially determined to Lincoln Co. vs. McMinn County, 6 (stadium field) x-Cleveland 46 23 .667 — Edmonton 2, Los Angeles 0 Tennessee: Foul trouble by DeShields seemed Shelbyville vs. Cleveland, 8 Indiana 36 34 .514 10 Tuesday’s Games put them behind her. to have the Lady Vols out of sync at times while soFTBALL Milwaukee 34 35 .493 12 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Extra practice finally paid off with the break- Cleveland State at Columbia State (DH), 5 Detroit 34 36 .486 12 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. she was on the bench and for a while they hurt Polk County at Loudon, 5:30 Chicago 33 37 .471 13 Calgary at Washington, 7 p.m. out performance the Louisville junior guard themselves at the foul line. They were 3 for 8 at WesTerN CoNFereNCe Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. Bradley Central in Walker Valley JV Tournament (at always knew was capable of, ignoring leg one point but finished 19 of 27, which could Bradley North), TBA southwest Division Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. cramps to get it done with a big fourth quarter TrACK WLPct GB Arizona at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. have made a difference against the Cardinals. Lee University at North Carolina State University x-San Antonio 53 16 .768 — Carolina at Florida, 7:30 p.m. that helped send the Cardinals to the Sweet 16. Shooting 3 of 18 in the fourth quarter was the meet x-Houston 49 22 .690 5 Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. “My mindset was we’ve come so far, we can’t saturday, March 25 Memphis 40 30 .571 13 Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. biggest reason they’re going home. Mercedes BAseBALL Dallas 30 39 .435 23 San Jose at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. give up now,” Moore said after making all five Russell had 11 points and 13 rebounds. Cleveland State at Columbia State (DH), 1 New Orleans 29 41 .414 24 St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m. 3-pointers for 19 points as Louisville beat Valdosta State (Ga.) at Lee University (DH), 2 Northwest Division Wednesday’s Games “I thought we had good looks, we just missed ooltewah invitational W L Pct GB Toronto at Columbus, 7 p.m. Tennessee 75-64 Monday night in the second shots,” coach Holly Warlick said. “We got good Utah 43 28 .606 — N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Murfreesboro Central at Bradley Central, 11 a.m. round of the NCAA Tournament. “I needed to position to get some looks and just didn’t finish it.” Bearden at Bradley Central, 1:30 Oklahoma City 40 30 .571 2½ Edmonton at Anaheim, 10 p.m. do whatever I could to make sure our team Cleveland participating, TBA Denver 33 37 .471 9½ Louisville: The Cardinals finally found their LACrosse Portland 32 37 .464 10 pushed through.” touch in the fourth quarter, making 9 of 14 (64 Montevallo (Ala.) at Lee University, 4 Minnesota 28 41 .406 14 NAsCAr Moore certainly had room for improvement soCCer Pacific Division percent). Hines-Allen added 14 points and 13 Cleveland Classic W L Pct GB Monster energy Cup schedule-Winners with career shooting averages of 29 percent rebounds (12 defensive), which was key down at Greater Cleveland soccer Complex z-Golden State 56 14 .800 — Feb. 19 — x-Advance Auto Parts Clash (Joey from long range and 38 percent overall. She Livingston Academy vs. Lincoln County, 9 a.m. L.A. Clippers 42 29 .592 14 Logano) the stretch. Moore’s outside shooting helped McMinn County vs. Shelbyville, 11 a.m. Sacramento 27 43 .386 29 Feb. 23 — x-Can-Am Duel at Daytona 1 (Chase entered this tournament on a 1-of-21 slump them finish 7 of 16 from long range. Cleveland vs. Livingston Academy, 4 (stadium field) Phoenix 22 48 .314 34 Elliott) shooting 3s. Walker Valley vs. Lincoln County, 4 (lower field) L.A. Lakers 20 50 .286 36 Feb. 23 — x-Can-Am Duel at Daytona 2 (Denny Those numbers seemed like a distant memo- Maryville vs. Shelbyville, 6 x-clinched playoff spot Hamlin) McMinn County vs. East Ridge, 8 z-clinched division Feb. 26 — Daytona 500 (Kurt Busch) ry after she made 7 of 10 from the field and NEW MEMBER soFTBALL Monday’s Games March 5 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Brad grabbed nine rebounds a game after scoring Cleveland State at Columbia State (DH), 1 Charlotte 105, Atlanta 90 Keselowski) Needing 10 points for 1,000, Durr quickly got Valdosta State (Ga.) at Lee University (DH), 2 Indiana 107, Utah 100 March 12 — Kobalt 400 (Martin Truex Jr) just six points in a first-round win over TeNNis Orlando 112, Philadelphia 109, OT March 19 — Camping World 500 (Ryan Newman) Chattanooga. within a point of the milestone before going Lee University at Mississippi College, 10 a.m. Boston 110, Washington 102 March 26 — Auto Club 400, Fontana, Calif. cold and appearing to press at points. The TrACK Golden State 111, Oklahoma City 95 April 2 — STP 500, Martinsville, Va. Moore’s perimeter shooting provided a lift on Lee University at North Carolina State University Houston 125, Denver 124 April 9 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort Worth, Texas a night that fourth-seeded Louisville (29-7) had sophomore made a layup early in the third meet L.A. Clippers 114, New York 105 April 23 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. to work hard late to finish 44 percent from the quarter and saved her best for the fourth Lee University at University of Tennessee (Knoxville) Tuesday’s Games April 30 — Toyota Owners 400, Richmond, Va. meet Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. May 7 — GEICO 500, Talladega, Ala. field. She scored the Cardinals’ first eight despite finishing 8 of 22 from the field. Bradley Central at Hardin Valley Invitational, 9 a.m. Detroit at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. May 13 — Go Bowling 400, Kansas City, Kan. points of the fourth quarter with back-to-back “I just had to focus on stop, score, stop,” sunday, March 26 Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. May 19 — x-The Showdown, Concord, N.C. said Durr, who gave Louisville three 1,000- BAseBALL Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. May 20 — x-All-Star Race, Concord, N.C. 3s for a 54-47 lead before Asia Durr followed Valdosta State (Ga.) at Lee University, 1 Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. May 28 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. with seven of their next eight points to make it point scorers besides Moore and Hines-Allen. soFTBALL San Antonio at Minnesota, 9:30 p.m. June 4 — AAA 400 Drive for Autism, Dover, Del. She’s only the fifth to do so in her first two sea- Valdosta State (Ga.) at Lee University, 2 Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. June 11 — Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. 62-51 with 4:07 remaining. TeNNis L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. June 18 — FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, Mich. “She didn’t want to lose and I think she sons. “We came up with some huge efforts and Lee University at Delta State (Miss.), 10 a.m. Wednesday’s Games June 25 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. I’m glad that took place.” Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. July 1 — Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola, showed that when she came up clutch with Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Daytona Beach, Fla. those two threes in a row,” said Asia Durr, who Atlanta at Washington, 8 p.m. July 8 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. oN Air Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. July 16 — New Hampshire 301, Loudon, N.H. scored 23 points to become the 28th Louisville TOUGHING IT OUT sports on Tv Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. July 23 — Crown Royal 400 at The Brickyard, player to reach 1,000 career points. All Times Eastern. Schedule subject to change Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. Speedway, Ind. Fifth-seeded Tennessee got within five but no DeShields was down for several moments late and/or blackouts. Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. July 30 — Pennsylvania 400, Long Pond, Pa. Tuesday, March 21 New York at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Aug. 6 — Watkins Glen 355, Watkins Glen, N.Y. closer as Louisville earned its first Sweet 16 in the fourth quarter after colliding with Moore BAseBALL NCAA Aug. 13 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. berth in two years and seventh overall under under Louisville’s basket, hitting her head on 9 p.m. MeN Aug. 19 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race, Bristol, coach Jeff Walz. The Cardinals will face top- MLB — 2017 World Baseball Classic, semifinal, Tournament Glance Tenn. the basket stanchion as she fell. She was Japan vs. United States, at Los Angeles eAsT reGioNAL Sep. 3 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. seeded Baylor on Friday in the Oklahoma City examined and returned 19 seconds later to fin- CoLLeGe BAsKeTBALL At Madison square Garden Sep. 9 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va. Region semifinal. ish the game. 7 p.m. New York Sep. 17 — Chicago 400, Joliet, Ill. ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinals, Richmond at TCU regional semifinals Sep. 24 — New England 300, Loudon, N.H. Jaime Nared had 28 points and 11 rebounds “I had already fallen in the first half,” said 9 p.m. Friday, March 24 Oct. 1 — Delaware 400, Dover, Del. for Tennessee (20-12), which shot 33 percent in DeShields, adding that she did not feel any ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinals, Georgia Tech at South Carolina (24-10) vs. Baylor (27-7), 7:29 p.m. Oct. 7 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. Mississippi Wisconsin (27-9) vs. Florida (26-8), 10 p.m. Oct. 15 — Alabama 500, Talladega, Ala. losing its first second-round tournament game concussion symptoms. “(In the fourth quarter) I MLB BAseBALL regional Championship Oct. 22 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan. in program history. Diamond DeShields had fell on my back and hit my head. It was more 1 p.m. sunday, March 26 Oct. 29 — Goody’s Fast Relief 500, Martinsville, Va. 15. MLB — Spring training, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh, at Semifinal winners Nov. 5 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas of precaution to make sure I was OK.” Bradenton, Fla. souTH reGioNAL Nov. 12 — Can-Am 500, Avondale, Ariz. 4 p.m. At Fedex Forum Nov. 19 — Ford Ecoboost 400, Homestead, Fla. MLB — Spring training, L.A. Angels vs. Cincinnati, at Memphis, Tenn. x-non-points race regional semifinals Goodyear, Ariz. Points Leaders Friday, March 24 NBA BAsKeTBALL 1. Kyle Larson, 184. Butler (25-8) vs. North Carolina (29-7), 7:09 p.m. Lady Flames still on top at Nichols 7 p.m. 2. Brad Keselowski, 178. Kentucky (31-5) vs. UCLA (31-4), 9:40 p.m. ESPN — Chicago at Toronto 3. Chase Elliott, 171. regional Championship 9:30 p.m. 4. Martin Truex Jr, 153. sunday, March 26 third place (613), followed by 159) and Kensington Wieland ESPN — San Antonio at Minnesota 5. Joey Logano, 135. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION Semifinal winners NHL HoCKeY 6. Ryan Blaney, 127. Carson-Newman (628), (84-81 — 165) round out the MiDWesT reGioNAL 8:30 p.m. 7. Kevin Harvick, 123. At The sprint Center SEVIERVILLE — The Lee Evansville University (639), Lady Flames scoring. NBCSN — San Jose at Minnesota 8. Jamie McMurray, 119. Kansas City, Mo. sPeCiAL oLYMPiCs 9. Kurt Busch, 105. University women’s golf team is Radford University (651) and “We did a nice job getting off regional semifinals 6 p.m. 10. Kasey Kahne, 105. well on its way to winning a san Jose, Calif. Tennessee State (700). to a good start today,” said ESPN2 — Special Olympics World Winter Games, at 11. Ryan Newman, 101. regional semifinals third straight tournament. Schladming and Rohrmoos, Austria (same-day tape) 12. Trevor Bayne, 100. Lee’s Sam Burrus (76-71 — coach John Maupin. “We were Thursday, March 23 13. Kyle Busch, 97. The Lady Flames fired a 297 147) and Annika Gino (72-76 — able to carry that momentum Gonzaga (34-1) vs. West Virginia (28-8), 7:39 p.m. 14. Clint Bowyer, 97. Xavier (23-13) vs. Arizona (32-4), 10:10 p.m. team-total on Monday, and 148) will be challenging most of the day. Sam and Anne 15. Denny Hamlin, 97. BAseBALL regional Championship 16. Jimmie Johnson, 93. their 36-hole total of 601 is Carson-Newman’s Elizabeth really played well. They made saturday, March 25 Major League Baseball 17. Aric Almirola, 90. Semifinal winners eight strokes better than the England (144) and Evansville’s several good putts and were AMeriCAN LeAGue 18. Erik Jones, 82. FiNAL Four WLPct. 19. Paul Menard, 78. 609 posted by host Tennessee Kayla Katterhenry (146), who just in a great spot today. At university of Phoenix stadium New York 18 6 0.750 20. Daniel Suarez, 72. Tech University. Glendale, Ariz. are the medalist leaders head- “We’ve got another opportuni- Seattle 15 9 0.625 21. Matt Kenseth, 72. National semifinals The Bobby Nichols Minnesota 13 8 0.619 22. Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 71. ing into the final round. ty tomorrow to go out and try saturday, April 1 Los Angeles 12 10 0.545 23. Dale Earnhardt Jr, 70. Intercollegiate is being played Anne Hedegaard is in fifth to be our best, and that’s what East champion vs. West champion Baltimore 12 10 0.545 24. Ty Dillon, 68. South champion vs. Midwest champion at the Sevierville Golf Club place after rounds of (79-73 — we’re focused on.” Tampa Bay 11 10 0.524 25. Austin Dillon, 66. National Championship Oakland 11 10 0.524 26. Michael McDowell, 62. Highlands Course. The final 18 152). Haverly Harrold stands in A total of seven teams and Monday, April 3 Chicago 12 11 0.522 27. Matt DiBenedetto, 56. Semifinal winners holes will be played under 12th place (78-77 — 155) and 44 individuals are taking part Kansas City 12 11 0.522 28. Landon Cassill, 55. WoMeN Boston 11 12 0.478 29. Danica Patrick, 52. much better conditions, begin- is followed by teammate in the tournament made up All Times eDT Cleveland 11 12 0.478 30. Cole Whitt, 50. ning on Tuesday morning. BriDGePorT reGioNAL Judianne Speech (81-77 — largely of NCAA Division I pro- Detroit 11 13 0.458 31. Chris Buescher, 39. regional semifinals Belmont University stands in Houston 9 12 0.429 32. AJ Allmendinger, 39. 158). Caroline Moore (78-81 – grams. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017— 11 Villanova loss, ACC flameout reshape NCAA Sweet 16 bracket

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — season. or Arizona’s Sean Miller, two the last month and a half, find- The Atlantic Coast Conference’s That game is the undercard to coaches yet to get there despite ing different ways to win,” lead- strong regular season only stood Friday’s matchup of second- a combined five Elite Eight ing scorer Derrick Walton Jr. to set up a first-weekend flame- seeded Kentucky (31-5) and appearances. said. “Whether it’s the 3-ball or out in the NCAA Tournament. third-seeded UCLA (31-4) in “I know this (team) certainly is not, it’s finding multiple differ- The league had a record nine Memphis. The Wildcats survived right there, should be consid- ent ways to win and taking what bids, but North Carolina is the a tough fight with Wichita State, ered with any that’s ever played” the game gives us.” only one alive in the Sweet 16. while the Bruins beat Cincinnati at Gonzaga, Few said. “There’s Michigan faces No. 3 seed And the South Region’s No. 1 to set up a rematch of a probably two or three of them Oregon (31-5) in Kansas City, seed was fortunate to survive a December game won by the that should be in that mix. Missouri, on Thursday. The second-round game against Bruins. Ultimately we’re going to have to Jayhawks (30-4) get fourth- Arkansas to get there. “I don’t know if all the other accomplish that Final Four to seeded Purdue (27-7), the Big Still, top seeds Gonzaga, regions went chalk, but it’s 1, 2, kind of put it to rest and all Ten regular-season champion. Kansas and UNC headline a 3, 4 in the South,” Bruins coach that.” EAST regional round featuring 12 of Steve Alford said. “So that South MIDWEST Welcome to the lone topsy- the top 16 seeds, two more than Region and bracket is going to The Midwest also had three of turvy bracket after losses by No. last season. be a lot of fun.” its top four seeds reach the 1 overall seed Villanova and No. The rest of the top confer- WEST Sweet 16. But it’s the bottom 2 seed Duke. ences fared much better than This is the only other region half of the bracket commanding Now third-seeded Baylor (27- the ACC. The Pac-12 is 8-1 and to have its No. 1 and No. 2 the most attention with 7-seed 7) is the highest remaining seed the Southeastern Conference is seeds both make the Sweet 16. Michigan, possibly the hottest entering a matchup with sev- 7-2 so far, joining the Big 12 (8- Top-seeded Gonzaga (34-1) team in the field. enth-seeded South Carolina (24- 3) and Big Ten (8-4) with three faces fourth-seeded West Virginia The Wolverines (26-11) had a 10), which is in the Sweet 16 for Sweet 16 teams each. (28-8) on Thursday in San Jose, scary moment before the Big Ten the first time after hanging 65 Here’s a look at the updated California; No. 2 seed Arizona Tournament when the plane set second-half points on the pre- Final Four paths for the top (32-4) meets 11-seed Xavier (23- to carry them to Washington slid season No. 1-ranked Blue Devils remaining teams in each region: 13) — the lowest-seeded team off a runway during an aborted in Sunday’s 88-81 upset . SOUTH still in the field after its rout of takeoff. They played the first The other half of Friday’s This is the only bracket with 3-seed Florida State. game in practice jerseys but bracket in New York features the top four seeds still alive, so If seeds hold, that would set ended up winning the title, and fourth-seeded Florida (26-8) the Tar Heels’ path looks the up a rematch of a December now have beaten Oklahoma against No. 8 seed Wisconsin same as it did on Selection game won by the Bulldogs 69- State and 2-seed Louisville for (27-9), which upset the reigning Sunday. 62. But Arizona didn’t have their first NCAA wins since 2014. champion Wildcats on Saturday. UNC (29-7) needed a game- Allonzo Trier, who was suspend- Michigan made 16 3-pointers The Badgers are in the Sweet 16 AP photo closing 12-0 run to rally past ed for the first 19 games for per- against the Cowboys and has for the sixth time in seven years WISCONSIN FORWARD Nigel Hayes (10) goes to the basket the eighth-seeded Razorbacks. formance-enhancing drugs. made 33 of 52 shots (63.4 per- behind Bronson Koenig and against Villanova forward Darryl Reynolds, left, guard Donte Now the Tar Heels meets fourth- The matchup would still offer cent) after halftime in those two Nigel Hayes — two holdovers DiVincenzo (10) and Mikal Bridges, center, in the second half of their seeded Butler (25-8), which beat a Final Four breakthrough wins. from a run to the national-title No. 1 seed Villanova twice this chance for Gonzaga’s Mark Few “That’s been our identity in game in 2015. Round 2 game in the NCAA Tournament Saturday, in Buffalo, N.Y. Bears From Page 9

Cross took over for the Bears Williams and a strikeout. pair of bases before scoring the moved to third on a balk and even the score when Oran Half of Bradley’s six hits were for three frames, sitting down However, in the bottom of the game-winning run. McCall also then came in to score on a bounced a bunt off the plate doubles, with Black, Still and four on strikes and allowing just 12th, a leadoff single by Oran, a helped out his own cause with a groundout by fellow senior and beat an errant throw to first Reed each stroking a two-bag- one hit and no runs. The senior stolen base, plus moving to trio of hits. Hunter Shamblin. for a single. ger. had to leave the game in the top third on a throwing error set up After Pigg struck out three The hosts tacked on another Both teams got their first Like Oran, Mendenhall also of the 11th when he suffered a the game winner by McCall, who and gave up a single to Bear run in the third frame, as three batters on base in the sev- reached base four times for the severe leg cramp while batting. lifted a walk-off single to right- sophomore Dylan Standifer in McCall led off with a single to enth frame, but neither could hosts, with a double, single and Storrs took over on the hill in center field to plate a jubilant the opening at bat, Cleveland right and moved up on an plate a game-winning run as a pair of free passes. the 11th inning and worked out Oran to end the game. State signee Tucker Mendenhall unsuccessful fielder’s choice McCall struck out a pair and “I’m proud of the way our of a bases-loaded jam thanks to Oran went 3-for-5 on the got the Herd on the scoreboard and a Bear throwing error threw out a runner on a fielder’s guys played tonight,” proclaimed a pair of outstanding defensive night, including a double, plus in a hurry with a double to lead before crossing home on a choice before Newberry closed Coach Shamblin. “We missed plays by Bear shortstop Pete he drew a free pass and stole a off the bottom of the first, groundout by senior Blake out his night with three straight some opportunities, but we just Peterson. Ks. stayed in there and battled. It’s Bradley cut the lead in half in Both squads got two runners great that Oran got to score the the top of the fifth when Caleb on again in the eighth, but winning run since it’s his birth- Sewell Reed led off with a double to the sparkling defensive plays saved day.” From Page 9 left-center field gap. The senior the day, including bullet throws came around to score a moment from Mendenhall, on a 1-7-5 GAME SUMMARY later when Williams struck out putout on a failed pick off Bradley Central 000 012 000 000 — 3 6 6 smash off the bottom of the left- Jesserum in the second with plate and also scored a run to Walker Valley 101 001 000 001 — 4 11 2 swinging, but the ball got away attempt at second base, and field fence for a standup double one out. go along with his pair of stolen WP: Jacob McCall (1-0) 6.0 IP, 9 Ks, 2 BB, 1 HBP, and he was able to reach base Bear catcher Byron Mantooth 1 hits, 0 ER; LP: Tripp Storrs (0-1) 1.1 IP, 2 Ks, 1 with one out in the seventh. “We have to bring our A game bases and RBIs. Manning and on a throwing error. throwing out a speedy base run- BB, 1 HBP, 3 hits, 1 ER. 2B: Riley Black, Caleb “Ezequiel is a good bat in our tomorrow,” said Scoggins, whose Jackson Malcolm also had two- Reed, Cason Still (BC); Tucker Mendenhall, Caleb The Bears took the lead in ner on a steal attempt. Lawhon, Mason Oran (WV). RBI: Black 2 (BC); lineup,” Scoggins said. “He has team will travel to “The Owls hit games, while Andy Reed had their next at bat as senior After the Bears got the first Hunter Shamblin, Blake Peterson, Jacob McCall been consistent for us and was Nest” tonight for a 7 o’clock first a double down the right-field (WV). Highlights: Dylan Standifer 1-4, BB, HBP, Cason Still roped a one-out dou- two batters on in the ninth last year as a designated hitter. pitch. “We are facing a quality line for the visitor’s. run; Black 1-4, 2B, 2 RBI; Still 1-5, 2B, BB, run; ble that pinged off the top of the frame, back-to-back strikeouts Reed 1-5, 2B, run; Andy Bunch 1-5, RE; Logan He swings a quality bat and we squad again, and I am sure they Cleveland’s Dylan Turner led Newberry 7 IP, 8 K’s, 2 BB, 8 hits, 3 ER; Colton wall in left field. by McCall and a groundout took try to set him up in our lineup will roll out another good arm. I off the first inning with an Cross 3 IP, 4 K’s, 1 BB, 1 hit, 0 ER (BC); Oran 3-5, After a fly out, Shamblin care of the threat, while Cross 2B, BB, 2 SB, run; McCall 3-6, GWRBI, run; to drive in some runs. We need commend their pitcher tonight. opposite field line-drive single, chose to intentionally walk set the Mustangs down in order Mendenhall 2-4, 2B, 2 BB, run; Brady Swafford 1- to have more quality at bats and He threw a heck of a ballgame.” and also helped turn a crisp 5- 5, RE, HBP; Matthew Pigg 6 IP, 10 K’s, 5 hits, 2 ER Standifer, the top Bradley hitter, on strikes in the bottom of the (WV). LOB: BC 9; WV 15. Records: Bradley timely hits.” Andrew Manning drove in the 4-3 double play in the first to get to newcomer Riley Black. frame. Central 4-2, 1-1 District 5-AAA.; Walker Valley 5-0, Ooltewah senior Daniel Willie lone other run for the Owls in inning on a nice feed from 3-0 District 5-AAA. The freshman delivered with a After Cross had to be help off starred on the bump, as the the fifth inning with a groundout Jesserum. two-run double to the left-center the field, Walker Valley appeared righty struck out nine batters RBI on a fielder’s choice to score Blue Raider first baseman field gap for a 3-2 Bear advan- to have something going in the while facing 25 opposing batters Spurgeon, who earlier in the Paxton Anthony made a spectac- tage. 11th, loading the base with just in a 109-pitch complete game inning stole back-to-back bases ular leaping catch over his back “Black had a good weekend in one out, but Williams threw out performance. He retired eight on consecutive pitches. left shoulder down the first base Gatlinburg (tournament) and so a runner at home and then straight after a walk to Spurgeon went 2-for-3 at the line, which he hung onto in we gave him a chance tonight in ended the threat by snagging a spite of landing hard on the play G O L D & a district game and he came hot shot and forcing another at in the third inning. through big with that big hit,” second base. DIAMONDS Malcolm also displayed his remarked Coach Adams. The Bear batters went in Lee lacrosse falls to LMU range at first base for Ooltewah The celebration was shortlived order in the top of the 12th, TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR with a diving catch in foul terri- for the southsiders, as Mustang including the first two on GOLD & OTHER ITEMS From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION into the halftime break up 9-1. tory on the outfield grass to end junior Caleb Lawhon led off the strikes, before Oran and McCall The Lady Flames (0-7) added the game. He and Bryce 5301 BRAINERD ROAD The Lee University lacrosse bottom of the sixth with a dou- came up with their heroics to three more goals in the second Matthews also scored runs for team faced Lincoln Memorial ble and then came around to end the game at 11 p.m. (423) 499-9162 half, including two by Schapira the Owls. University Monday afternoon at to make the score 15-4. LMU Lee’s South Quad Field for the Sewell retired the last six bat- added two more goals in the last ters he faced and escaped a first of three games this week seven minutes for the final mar- and came away with a 17-4 bases-loaded jam with no outs gin. in the fifth. Patrick Williams defeat. Zoe Zervos led LMU with four All four of the Lee goals came came in for one inning of score- goals and two assists. Jasmin less relief and struck out a bat- from a free position shot. Click added three goals to go Brianne Schapira led the hosts ter. Phone 423-472-5041 Fax 423-476-1046 with an assist, while Kennedy “We have to give our pitchers with two goals. Madeline Perrigo Buechner and Heather Roache Cleveland, Tennessee and Hanah Rotello added one some run support,” Scoggins tallied two goals each. said. “We have to back them up each. Lee returns to action on The Railsplitters (3-5) posted in the field and at the plate. We Friday against The University of have to take care of business, the game’s first six goals before Virginia’s College at Wise. The Ocoee Region Builder’s Association and the Perrigo scored with 5:24 remain- and do all we can so we can win non-conference matchup is some of these big games.” ing in the opening half. LMU scheduled for a 4 p.m. start on Cleveland Daily Banner are working together added three more goals to go the South Quad field. 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The Lady Raiders stay home to Publication Date: take on McMinn County today at 5 p.m., weather permitting. Sunday “It was a good crowd tonight and I wish we could have done something more for them. Now, March 26, 2017 we have a challenge ahead of us with McMinn County coming in. We’ve got a choice as to how we want to respond,” said Harris. Call 472-5041 Now to

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hat do an Indianapolis banker and a traveling cigar salesman from Wichita have in common? Note: this is Wnot a joke. Answer: Honesty and integrity. Old-fash- ioned honesty and integrity. Immersing myself in today’s news stream often leaves me with a sticky, slimy feeling. Whether it’s the media making fake news or the newsmakers presenting alternative facts and evasive answers, I don’t care. I just want to go take a bath after watching the nightly news. So I sought refuge with my Indy banker and Wichita salesman whose era embraced honesty, integrity and character as, not just enviable and desirable traits, but as fundamentally important ones. David Newton Frazier was born on a farm in Centralia, Ill., in 1858. Ill-suited to be a farmer, Newt went west to Wichita at age 20, signing on as a traveling salesman for a cigar manufacturer. When Oklahoma Territory opened up (with a land rush) in 1889, Newt sought greener pastures and a new trade there. He became a lawyer. A good one. An honest one. In due time, he became county attorney and U.S. commission- er for the district. But it was these words in Newt’s obituary that caught my eye: “Noble qualities of mind and heart.” “Performed the duties of his office OUR with credit to himself and for the best interests of the county.” And a resolution passed by the COUNTY Reviewing county budgets; Burns local bar association simply said, “We placed the utmost confidence in his integrity.” D. Gary Davis Integrity is a lot deeper than honesty. Honesty, truth-telling, is Bradley County keeping them accountable a good start but specific and limited: “George, did you cut down Mayor the cherry tree?” It takes a lifetime of consistent ethical behavior and honesty to be considered a person of integrity. Many Bradley County citizens pay their The vast majority of departments within Hervey Bates, born 1795, died 1876: Hervey went from being taxes by the end of the year, so they may Commentary Bradley County government always work an orphan in Ohio to being the first sheriff and a co-founder of deduct applicable amounts from their feder- with us to produce not only a balanced Indianapolis. He started as a store clerk at age 15, but soon was al income taxes. to provide their service in the best possible budget, but also one in which needs are pri- All Bradley County citizens should have way at the least possible cost. This process oritized and then met on a schedule that is running both the store and its post office and then bought out his paid their taxes by the end of February to is one in which each and every department within budget constraints. Each year there employer. remain current on their property taxes local- knows that they are not only justifying their are exceptions, and I am sure that this year In the vanguard of developing Indiana’s capital city, Hervey ly. This process is just one of the many service, product or actions, but are also jus- will not be any different. Bates became the first president of the city’s branch of the state ways in which local government is funded to tifying their request of taxpayer funds. Every home budget also has unforeseen bank, surviving the 1837 financial panic. He became the prime provide the needed, and also the expected, The ability to have this process work cor- expenses that even with the best of planning services for each of our citizens. Thank you rectly takes many people working together seem to arrive at the absolute worst time for mover and investor in the city’s first railroad, first insurance com- for doing your part to keep Bradley County with a common goal not only “in mind,” but a financial plan. pany, and built the state’s finest hotel, Bates House, where productive and funded. also with one purpose of providing the best But please know, and understand, that Abraham Lincoln stayed on his way to Washington to be inaugu- Please know that we also are doing our possible use of each dollar. each department is working together to rated as president. part to not only provide the best possible One of my main requirements of serving ensure that every dollar is invested to not And what did they say about Hervey Bates when he died? That services in the best possible way, but also at as Bradley County mayor is the fulfillment only produce exceptional service, but to also the best possible value for each dollar of the chief financial officer duties. This be done so in a way to maximize results he had “a rugged honesty that made his name a synonym of entrusted to our care. involves many aspects of my daily activities, while minimizing cost. integrity.” A rugged honesty is an enduring one — one which This week starts the beginning of depart- but is most consuming during this time of This process of working together has pro- survives temptation to shave the truth like a wood whittler, shap- mental budget documents being sent for year. Not only are we required to fund many duced one of the longest records of commu- ing or spinning words to deceive or mislead. review from over 70 different departments items and budgets, but unlike Washington, nity growth without a property tax increase While I do think that rock-ribbed honesty and deep integrity within Bradley County government opera- D.C., we have to do so while simultaneously across the state of Tennessee. And, it is yet tions. Not only are they each evaluated on producing a balanced budget each and every another reason that Bradley County is truly have become less valued in today’s cyberworld, where technol- the merit of their service, but on their ability year! Tennessee at its best! ogy aids deception, even falsifying documents and web pages, I don’t mean to suggest that the honest man — or woman — has disappeared. We’ll soon have a woman of integrity on our $20 bill. And here in Gainesville, Fla., my home for the past 50 years, we recently lost a man of integrity, Perry McGriff. Dear Annie: ‘Putting on shoes and socks’ I hope every town has a Perry McGriff. Outstanding athlete, insurance agency owner, city councilman, mayor, and leading Dear Annie: Is there a right order and a So Bad,” the woman who was upset that her donor at our blood bank — a new “Pints for Perry” drive will try wrong order for putting on one’s shoes and Advice friend “Nancy” had passed away and the to match his lifetime donations. socks? I find that on most days, I put on friend’s husband, “Bill,” hadn’t filled her in. And yes, when he passed away, people said Perry was a man both socks and then both shoes. The other a few months of each other, and I am alone. Her husband, according to the writer, limit- day, I put on one sock and one shoe and I have thought about looking for love again, ed visits to his wife during her terminal ill- of integrity. I truly miss Newt, Hervey and Perry. Maybe you can then the other sock and other shoe. I but I don’t even know how to go about it ness. My wife, too, was diagnosed with a help turn some young people in your community into respected remember a scene on the old TV show “All anymore. terminal and rare cancer. She, for some rea- leaders such as these. in the Family” in which Archie Bunker and So I am resigned to being alone for the son, felt embarrassment and shame, which I America needs them. Meathead were getting ready to go out. rest of my life. I have been in and out of since have learned is completely normal. My ——— Archie noticed that Meathead had put on therapy over the years and been on and off wife didn’t want to be talked about, didn’t one sock and one shoe, and Archie asked antidepressants. Nothing has really helped. I want to be seen with a wig or a scarf around (About the writer: James F. Burns is a retired professor at the him what he was doing. Why didn’t he put have gotten involved with a couple of com- her bald head and so forth. My orders from University of Florida, and a regular contributor to this newspa- on both socks first and then the shoes? “I munity groups over the years but haven’t her were that no one was allowed to visit or per’s Opinion Page. Opinions expressed in guest “Viewpoints” like to take care of one foot at a time,” really made any close friends. drop by at all. I did just as she said because do not necessarily reflect the views of the Cleveland Daily Meathead says. It was really funny. (The clip I guess I’m not really writing for advice; meeting her needs during this awful time Banner.) is available on YouTube, titled “Archie it’s too late for that. I am writing to tell peo- was more important to me (and to her) than Bunker — A Sock And A Sock And A Shoe ple to try not to be so judgmental about the worrying about our neighbors and friends. And A Shoe!”) socially incompetent guy over there who Indeed, other than our trips to and from But I am wondering whether any polling often keeps to himself. You don’t know his treatment, she shut herself in the house. company has ever done a survey of how story, and he might be really nice if you took “Feeling So Bad” need not be upset. I sus- Today in History people put on their shoes and socks. — the time to get to know him. — Lonesome pect that “Nancy” told “Bill” that she wanted Curious in Klamath Falls Dear Lonesome: I am so sorry for the to deal with her sickness in her own way. Dear Curious: Don’t know of any survey, loss of your loved ones. Bless you for taking I’ve learned that there is no right or wrong (AP) — Today is Tuesday, March 21, the 80th day of 2017. There but I suspect that most people dress in the care of them for so long. I’m sure they way to deal with the process of death. — are 285 days left in the year. order Archie does. In my view, as long as appreciated it. But the fact is that it’s not B.R. Today’s Highlight in History: each shoe ends up on its correct foot, you’re too late for advice unless you want it to be. Dear B.R.: I appreciate hearing the per- On March 21, 1952, the Moondog Coronation Ball, considered doing all right. However, if any of my readers So I’m giving you some anyway. spective of someone who has such a person- the first rock-and-roll concert, took place at Cleveland Arena. feel strongly about the one-sock-one-shoe You are only 52 years old. You still have al experience with this issue, and it may On this date: method, I’d love to hear from you. decades of life that can be full of love if you bring “Feeling So Bad” some peace, too. In 1556, Thomas Cranmer, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dear Annie: I’ve wanted to write to you so choose. Don’t look for someone to blame Thank you for sharing. was burned at the stake for heresy. for a long time. I want to tell you my story. I for your current state. Instead, focus on the ——— In 1685, composer Johann Sebastian Bach was born in am a 52-year-old man. I have never married present and what you can do now. Sign up (Editor’s Note: Send your questions for Eisenach, Germany. and have never even been in a serious rela- for online dating sites, and don’t let the Annie Lane to [email protected]. To In 1804, the French civil code, or the “Code Napoleon” as it was tionship. In my late teens, I was put in the sting of one rejection — or even 10 — para- find out more about Annie Lane and read fea- later called, was adopted. position of being caretaker to two family lyze you. There is a woman who will love the tures by other Creators Syndicate columnists In 1925, Tennessee Gov. Austin Peay signed the Butler Act, members who were unable to take care of way you’re “different.” and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate which prohibited the teaching of the theory of evolution in public themselves. Dear Annie: I’d like to respond to “Feeling website at www.creators.com.) schools. (Tennessee repealed the law in 1967.) When I was in my 20s, I made two In 1935, Persia officially changed its name to Iran. attempts at looking for love, and both times In 1946, the recently created United Nations Security Council set ended with my getting hurt very badly. After (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes letters to the editor. The guidelines call for up temporary headquarters at Hunter College in The Bronx, New that, I realized I had too much baggage to letters to be in good taste and no more than 300 words. Some minor editing, not York. ever appeal to a woman, so I stopped look- affecting the meaning, may be required. All letters must include the author’s signa- In 1957, President Dwight D. Eisenhower and British Prime ing and settled in to my role as family care- ture, address and a telephone number for confirmation. Since letters must have a sig- Minister Harold Macmillan began a four-day conference in Bermuda. taker. The years — and the decades — went nature, they cannot be emailed. Letters reflect the opinion of the writer. Letters may In 1963, the Alcatraz federal prison island in San Francisco Bay by. was emptied of its last inmates and closed, at the order of Attorney About four years ago, both family mem- be sent to Letters to the Editor, Cleveland Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN General Robert F. Kennedy. bers whom I was caring for died within only 37320-3600.) www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017—13 Building From Page 1

brought to the committee. “Depending on when and if them $1 million.” “Depending on when and if the Commission makes the Cash said the system is pur- the Commission makes the decision to purchase, we get suing “multiple grants” for the decision to purchase, we get the building a year out. As far project. the building a year out. As far as cleaning it up, it’s in rela- “I am being stalled on the as cleaning it up, it’s in rela- tively good shape and as far as grant process because we do tively good shape and as far as anyone inhabiting it from the not own the property,” Cash anyone inhabiting it from the school system, you are about a said. “They won’t let me file for school system, you are about a year away.” the grants until we have the year away,” Cash said. — Dr. Linda Cash property.” She added there are already She added that even when a interested parties wanting to grant is awarded, it takes renovate the space for industry to be due July 2019 plus the almost a year for that money to and “that part would start hap- 1.5 percent interest,” Davis come through. pening immediately.” said. “I think the point at this time “But, even they are telling us However, Commissioner Mike is to move off center,” said it would be a year out as far as Hughes asked whether the Commission Chairman Louie renovating the space and put- price would be higher since Alford. “We’re sitting on this ting kids in there,” Cash said. there would have to be a share thing and we have a pretty “You are really a year away with the city of Cleveland. good proposal from the owner from anybody utilizing the “This whole project is not of the building. I think we need building. Storage could start just for Bradley County, it’s a to make some kind of move- immediately.” regional piece that’s going to ment. Director Cash is in a She said the school board involve multiple school sys- bind. Like she said, it would be had given her the authority to tems,” Cash said. “We’re also a year from now before she come to the Commission “to get working with Cleveland City for would start receiving any the initial funding started.” them to become partners. It’s grants and the longer we sit on County Mayor D. Gary Davis so beneficial for all students this thing and don’t get owner- said he had wanted to pur- and industry as well. If that ship of the building, she can’t chase the building with a two happens, it would be one proj- get any grants.” year loan and no interest. ect and that [share of the loan] “We need to get everybody “They now have an offer of would not be there.” together to bring back a con- Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES $2.2 million they would finance “We are asking the city to be crete proposal for Finance to DIRECTOR Of SChOOLS Dr. Linda Cash, left, and Commission Finance Committee Chairman for two years at the interest a partner and, if they can’t vote on because we’ve been sit- Milan Blake are pictured during a discussion about the potential purchase of the American rate we last borrowed with,” today, they may be in the ting on this thing for a year Uniform building. Davis said. “I think they have future and the board asks the and it’s time to make a deci- even agreed to run that city council to forfeit the addi- sion,” Alford said. through July 2019.” tional one-third share,” Davis The Finance Committee will “What you will have before said. “If not, in my opinion, it’s meet in a special called meeting you in the near future is do you a deal breaker. I don’t think we to further discuss the matter Rawls want to buy it for $2.2 million should do it and have to give on Monday, March 27 at noon. From Page 1 his department had never been “Eric Watson and Cleveland screen shots of Facebook? Or approached to fire any Daily Banner, you have 24 those who saw the original deputies, as well as a letter hours to apologize and admit pack of lies disguised as a Grissom from District Attorney General this whole story is a fabrica- newspaper report?” he asked. From Page 1 Steve Crump stating Rawls had tion and a lie. You owe this to “Eric Watson and Cleveland no felony convictions. the people of Bradley County Daily Banner, you have 24 “What if I wasn’t self- and to my family.” hours to apologize and admit way he loved to tease. ‘A life “In his last conversation at office. employed? Would these lies — Commissioner Dan Rawls this whole story is a fabrication that touches others goes on headquarters, he said this was “He was a dear friend of mine have cost me my job?” he and a lie,” Rawls said. “You owe forever’ describes Mark perfect- the happiest he had ever been and has been for many years,” asked. “What about my wife in this to the people of Bradley ly. I will always miss my in his life. Mark was a personal Davis said. “He was a former her position at Life Bridges and der?” County and to my family.” friend.” friend of mine for many years, neighbor and helped us having her fellow employees “All based on lies!” Rawls “If not, Eric Watson and That 24-hour marathon and our prayers are with his tremendously with our medical look at her and think you were said, his voice becoming louder. Richard McCallister, let me increased in hours and success family.” examiner’s office. This is a married to a man accused of “How will we clean all of this know when you are ready to as the years progressed, finally — Allan Jones great loss to our community.” being involved in a capital mur- off the search engines and take that polygraph,” he said. ending with a 30-hour effort in Tenth District Attorney 2015 which netted more than General Steve Crump was also $27,000. a friend and frequent guest of Banner staff writer Brian always had a kind word and Grissom’s radio program. Graves served as a co-host in made you feel good,” Rowland “Mark certainly possessed a 2014 and 2015 and wrote of said. “I believe Mark found his larger than life personality that the Mark Grissom he came to niche as ‘Money Mark’ for made him a favorite in know shortly after his first ride Check into Cash. He told me Cleveland,” Crump said. with Grissom over the airwaves. numerous times how happy he “Mark’s irresistible, if some- “It would have been impossi- was in his new job. He was get- times irreverent, sense of ble to be Grissom’s ‘wing man’ ting to travel and making new humor made him a true joy to for 27 straight hours without friends, and that's what he did be around. I was always guar- laughing about something,” best.” anteed to laugh when he would Graves said. “That’s one of “Mark loved his dad and his text or call me. His absence will Mark’s great gifts — being able late mother and his brother. His certainly leave a hole in the to find the absurd in just about next love was the Chicago Cubs, lives of many.” everything and everybody, with- and I'm so happy for Mark on Crump noted Grissom’s work out regard to subject or posi- the Cubs winning the World with the Alzheimer’s tion in life. But, here is a little Series,” Rowland continued. Association “made him our own secret. Mark Grissom is one of “Mark will be missed by many version of Jerry Lewis.” the nicest guys on the planet people and I will miss occasion- “He approached his own ver- and he’s got a heart bigger than al lunch times with him. This sion of the event with the same one can imagine. Those slings community has lost a great dogged determination, and his and arrows he throws are cheerleader and contributor. absence from this fight will be always tipped with just enough Sandra and I send our prayers felt immediately,” Crump said. to sting, but never enough to to the Grissom family and to his “Mark was a true American wound. And, Mark is just plain great extended family.” character. There are few of funny, which makes it always a The Major League Baseball those left. We, as a community, great kick to be around him, on team mentioned by the mayor are poorer for his passing.” Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS the air or off.” was an obsession for Grissom, State Rep. Dan Howell noted BRADLEY COUNTY Administrator of Elections Fran Green, left, and Election Commission Most recently, Grissom had and many of the comments Grissom “always had a smile Chairman Travis Henry compare notes before Monday afternoon’s meeting of the Election begun working as the national after word of his passing con- and had a gift to make others Commission. Members reviewed Green’s tentative budget for the coming election year. spokesperson for Check Into tained the sentiments of how laugh.” Cash. wonderful it was that he got to “He was a people person, but He became “Money Mark,” see the Cubs finally win that also had a soft and caring and began doing commercials World Series trophy, after a heart,” Howell said. “Mark will and posting videos which 108-year drought. always be remembered by me tapped into his good humor Commissioner Milan Blake and my sons for his compas- Budget and became internet favorites. traveled to Chicago with sion in the way he shepherded From Page 1 What was probably his most Grissom to visit the friendly us through a dark time of loss well-known video was filmed at confines of Wrigley Field, as in my family.” the Cleveland Regional Jetport well as sharing other interest- The Rotary Club of Cleveland Election Commission is seeking The projected project for the voting, sample ballots, polling ing experiences. approximately $50,000 for coming year is expected to be places, and office hours and last November, after Donald also honored Grissom on its Trump’s stunning election vic- Blake accompanied Grissom Facebook page. He had served electronic poll books. in the neighborhood of location. on New Year’s Eve 2016 when Green and the election com- $40,000 more than 2016-17, The $1,250 projection for tory. as president of the organization In the video, Grissom — he offered free rides in a limou- in 2005. missioners are still deciding on although this will also be a communication includes $650 sine to those who may have which type of poll books to rec- one-election year. The differ- for AT&T Uverse for early vot- accompanied by sidekick “Katie “We will never forget that Cash” (Cleveland schoolteacher been unable to safely operate a presidential year,” the Rotary ommend, and talking with two ence is that this year the ing secure internet, $350 for vehicle to get home from holi- prospective companies for this Election Commission is seek- Verizon “MiFi” brand wireless Katie Simpkins) — urged posting read. “Mark, you are celebrities who had vowed to day parties. loved.” service — MicroVote and ES&S. ing approximately $50,000 for routers for early voting con- “Mark Grissom was not just There is a tentative meeting electronic poll books. nections, $120 for web hosting leave the country if Hillary Besides his father, Grissom is Clinton lost the election to fly a constituent, but a friend of also survived by a brother, scheduled with ES&S represen- fee (with Media Temple), and mine,” Blake said. “He and I tatives on Thursday, April 6. $130 for long distance fees. free with Jones Airways to Kevin. Canada. The video went viral were good friends, and we both Jim Rush Funeral Home and The Election Commission is Mayor D. Gary Davis. Davis Travel to winter and sum- loved baseball. He got to see inviting members of the will then review the proposals mer seminars is projected at on Facebook and YouTube, and Cremation Services is in charge was called an internet sensa- his Cubs win the World Series. of arrangements and details are Bradley County Commission to before sending the budget to $9,530. Green expects the He will be missed.” an 11 a.m. meeting in the county commissioners. office to spend $2,505 on the tion with millions of views. pending. “Mark was a breath of fresh Grissom also served as a co- In an Aug. 27, 2014, blog on Electric Commission offices on The April 10 meeting with winter seminars, and $7,025 host with Steve Hartline on Mix Monday, April 10, before a the Election Commission will during the summer. air for our company and the Beaver Dam USA.com web- brought us new life. He was 104.1 in 2003. site, Grissom spoke of how he noon work session for county allow county commissioners to The other charges line items of “Everyone who knew him commissioners. hear additional information $6,505 for this coming election filled with enthusiasm and envisioned his own funeral excitement — and he loved this knew that Mark was full of life service, and, as he did with Information on the need and concerning the electronic poll year will include $600 to rent and boundless energy. He loved importance of the electronic books. early voting space at the mall, company and our team,” said most things, handled it with Check Into Cash founder and God, his family, and the Cubs! humor. poll books will be available for Other line items in the pro- and $100 to rent the McDonald Mark will be missed!” said those who attend. posed budget are pretty much Ruritan Club for the election. CEO Allan Jones. “In his last “I have given it much thought conversation at headquarters, Hartline. as to whom I would use to Election commissioners in line with previous years. Computer Networking Grissom was also involved in unanimously approved Green’s There is a very slight Solutions will get $2,000, he said this was the happiest serve as my pallbearers when local politics as he once served increase requested for the he had ever been in his life. the Lord calls me home,” tentative budget Monday, $250 will go to Cleveland on the Bradley County Board of although Duane Gilbert was administrative officer, deputies Utilities for water and power Mark was a personal friend of Grissom wrote. “The answer is Education. unable to attend. Those voting will decrease, as well as part- at the mall, $175 will go for mine for many years, and our very simple: six men from the prayers are with his family.” Bradley County Mayor D. Bank of Cleveland. They carried for approval included chairman time personnel and election electric hook-up, $2,500 for Cleveland Mayor Tom Gary Davis said Grissom played me all my life. They should Travis Henry, Christy Schuch, workers. Green is planning to Ballots Build, $780 to rent a Rowland was one of those who an integral role in helping carry me in death. Until next Dana Burger and Oscar Kelley. use interns for part-time help. trailer to be placed at the establish the county coroner’s Burger and Kelley are longtime Medical insurance costs will South Cleveland location, and became one of Grissom’s “tar- time … Go Cubs!” members of the election panel. also drop, costing approxi- there will be a $100 rental fee gets” in good humor over the Green will be making the few mately $6,381 each for just at the Museum Center at Five years, and even recorded intro- ductions for his radio program, changes she discussed with the two people (a total of $12,762). Points. Reduce, Reuse, Commission Monday, and will Advertising costs are pro- The cost for printers at the as well as being a guest on the then forward her budget pro- jected at $5,500, which will early voting satellite locations show numerous times. “I lost a great friend, one who Recycle jections to Bradley County cover notice of election, early for May 1, 2018, will be $300.

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NATIONAL BRIEFS FBI director blasted by Democrats after probe revelation WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI the extreme public interest in the Director James Comey’s testimo- Trump-Russia case. Ex-MMA fighter guilty of 29 Harrelson tells Vulture that he ny that the bureau has been qui- “As you know, our practice is hasn’t smoked pot in nearly a etly investigating possible links not to confirm the existence of felonies in kidnap, beating case year. between associates of President ongoing investigations, especially LAS VEGAS (AP) — The for- He cites “30 solid years” of Donald Trump and Russian offi- those investigations that involve mer mixed martial arts fighter partying for his decision to cials since the summer enraged classified matters, but in unusu- known as War Machine was quit. He also says he felt like Democrats who already blamed al circumstances where it is in found guilty Monday of kidnap- the drug was “keeping me from him for rattling the 2016 cam- the public interest, it may be ping, beating and sexually being emotionally available.” paign’s closing days. appropriate to do so as Justice assaulting his porn actress ex- Still, he has nothing bad to say For the first time, Comey con- Department policies recognize. girlfriend over several months about marijuana, which he firmed that the FBI had opened a This is one of those circum- in 2014, and of beating her calls “a great drug.” probe into the Trump campaign stances,” Comey told the House male friend when he found The 55-year-old says he still in July, the same month he intelligence committee. them together in her bedroom. drinks alcohol in moderation. called an unusual news confer- Comey’s televised news confer- Nevada jurors deadlocked on Harrelson was arrested in ence to announce the agency had ence in July to discuss the two attempted-murder counts 1996 for planting hemp seeds finished its investigation into results of the bureau’s investiga- against Jonathan Paul in Kentucky in order to chal- whether Hillary Clinton mishan- tion into Clinton’s email use Koppenhaver but convicted him lenge a state law. Hemp is a dled classified information — came only after the FBI was rec- of 29 felonies stemming from relative of marijuana, but has a and three months before he ommending that it be closed attacks on Christy Mack and lower concentration of THC, the scrambled the White House race without criminal charges. It was Corey Thomas. substance that makes pot a second time by announcing a rare display of openness; nor- The Associated Press nor- smokers high. that the Clinton probe was con- mally the FBI would privately mally does not identify people Oklahoma wildfire destroys 9 tinuing, just days before the elec- relay that information to Justice who say they are victims of tion. Department prosecutors. Comey sexual assault, but Mack gave homes, forces evacuations The revelation drew the ire of said intense public interest in AP permission to use her LONGTOWN, Oklahoma (AP) Clinton supporters who called the case warranted the rare can- name. — Fire officials are suggesting out what they said looked like a dor. AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta Neither she nor Thomas was a blaze that has destroyed at double-standard and a breach of Later, Comey testified about FBI DIreCtor JAMeS Comey and National Security Agency in the courtroom while least nine homes in eastern bureau norms that caused their the case before Congress, prom- Director Michael Rogers, right, prepare to testify on Capitol Hill in Koppenhaver, 35, stood flanked Oklahoma and forced the evac- nominee’s surprising defeat. ising to come forward if investi- Washington, Monday before the House Intelligence Committee hear- by his lawyers. He folded his uation of more than 100 others Clinton’s former press secre- gators uncovered new informa- ing on allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presiden- arms across his chest as the may have been intentionally tary, Brian Fallon, bitterly noted tion that caused them to reopen tial election. verdicts were read. set. that “Comey at least waited until their probe into Clinton’s emails. Koppenhaver shook his head Highway 9 Volunteer Fire after the election to confirm there Given that testimony under oath, aide Huma Abedin. In a second accounting of a matter that has a little as he heard “guilty” to Department chief Danny was an investigation related to Comey said he felt obligated to letter dated November 5, Comey dogged the Trump administration the two most serious counts — Choate told KOKI-TV in Tulsa Trump’s campaign.” tell Congress just weeks before said the new material did not for its first two month. The presi- kidnapping and sexual assault that the fire likely began in two “In Hillary Clinton’s case, the the election that new emails had change the FBI’s decision to not dent has repeatedly denied any with a weapon. Each could get abandoned homes in FBI confirmed the fact of an prompted investigators to take recommend charges against ties to Russia though several him up to life in prison without Longtown, indicating “someone investigation into her emails dur- another look at whether classi- Clinton — but Democrats believe aides have come under scrutiny the possibility of parole. had to be down there doing ing the heart of the campaign, fied information had been mis- that re-airing the scandal days and his first national security Sentencing was scheduled something.” Longtown is about creating a damaging cloud even handled. before most voters went to the adviser, Michael Flynn, resigned for June 5. Defense attorney 80 miles southeast of Tulsa. though the probe never produced Comey sent the October 28 let- polling booths hurt their candi- after initially failing to provide full Jay Leiderman said he’ll appeal About 250 firefighters battled charges of any kind,” Fallon said ter to Congress over the warnings date. disclosure about his contacts the convictions. the blaze that had burned in an email Monday. “It is fair to of Justice Department officials “Doing some jobs right requires with the Russian ambassador to about a square mile in ask why Jim Comey confirmed that doing so would be inconsis- being in the news every day, the United States. Dylann Roof’s friend is going Pittsburg and Haskell counties one investigation prior to the tent with department policy becoming a household name, Comey said Monday that to prison for lying to FBI by Monday night. Fire crews election, but not the other.” meant to avoid the appearance of enraging everyone,” tweeted long- Russia “hates” Clinton and want- say it has yet to be contained. The FBI and Justice prosecutorial interference or time Clinton aide Philippe Reines ed her to lose the election; he (AP) — The only person with The McAlester News-Capital Department do not ordinarily meddling in elections. on Monday. “FBI Director isn’t added that officials believe both whom Dylann Roof shared his reported that air tankers discuss open investigations. But Investigators found emails on one of them.” political parties were hacked in racist plan to massacre wor- pulling water from nearby Lake Comey said Monday that he has the laptop of Anthony Weiner, the The congressional hearings 2016, but only Democratic emails shippers at a historically black Eufaula helped fight the fire. been authorized to do so, given estranged husband of top Clinton were the most extensive public were released. South Carolina church is about One firefighter has been to find out how long he will go treated for smoke inhalation. to prison for lying to the FBI. Joey Meek is set to be sen- Wanted man shot at LA County tenced Tuesday in Charleston by the same federal judge who deputies after he faced arrest First daughter Ivanka Trump gets West Wing office presided over Roof’s trial, LOS ANGELES (AP) — A man WASHINGTON (AP) — vative approach is for Ivanka to leave and child care. In a state- make her a special government which ended in January with wanted for a sex crime opened Cementing her role as a power- voluntarily comply with the ment, she said: “I will continue employee. But that implicates all Roof being sentenced to death fire on Los Angeles County ful White House influence, rules that would apply if she to offer my father my candid kind of formal and disclosure for the slaughter of nine people sheriff’s deputies outside their Ivanka Trump is working out of were a government employee, advice and counsel, as I have for issues.” at Emanuel AME church. Meek station after they tried to arrest a West Wing office and will get even though she is not,” said my entire life.” Ivanka Trump continues to faces 27 to 33 months behind him, unleashing a brief gun- access to classified information, Gorelick, who also helped Federal anti-nepotism laws own her brand. But she has bars. fight that ended with the shoot- though she is not technically Kushner with the legal strategy prevent relatives from being handed daily management to the Meek said Roof shared his er likely taking his own life, serving as a government employ- that led to his White House appointed to government posi- company president and has set plan to shoot blacks at the his- authorities said. ee, according to an attorney for appointment. “The White House tions. But the Justice up a trust to provide further toric African-American church No one else was injured the first daughter. Counsel’s Office agrees with that Department’s Office of Legal oversight. in Charleston during a night at when the 47-year-old man, Since President Donald approach.” Counsel recently said the presi- Meek’s house where they drank armed with a shotgun and a Trump took office, his eldest Ivanka Trump’s role has dent’s “special hiring authority” vodka, snorted cocaine, handgun, shot at deputies in daughter has been a visible already come under scrutiny allowed him to appoint Kushner smoked marijuana and played the parking lot of the station in presence in the White House, because there is little precedent to the West Wing staff. Gorelick video games. Authorities said Temple City, about 15 miles where her husband, Jared for a member of the first family noted the office also made clear Classifieds that was about a week before from downtown Los Angeles. Kushner, already serves as a with this kind of influence. The that the president could consult the June 17, 2015, killings. The man had gone inside senior adviser. On Friday, she White House did not immediate- family members as private citi- Meek wasn’t prosecuted for and said he wanted to register participated in a meeting on ly respond to a request for com- zens, arguing that this is what 0. WEBSITE DIRECTORY not reporting Roof’s plans. as a sex offender, Sheriff Jim vocational training with the ment. Ivanka Trump will be doing. Cleveland daily Banner Instead, federal prosecutors McDonnell said. A deputy president and German A person with knowledge of The first daughter has sought (423)472-5041 learned he had a felony war- Chancellor Angela Merkel. Ivanka Trump’s thinking, who to distance herself from the www.clevelandbanner.com said he lied to the FBI by first [email protected] denying Roof shared his plans rant for his arrest in a sex Jamie Gorelick, an attorney requested anonymity to discuss Trump Organization and her and encouraged other friends crime and called for additional and ethics adviser for Ivanka private conversations, said she lifestyle brand, which offers 1. Classified Ad Policy he had told of Roof’s plot to not deputies to take him into cus- Trump, said Monday that the believes she can offer more inde- shoes, clothing and jewelry. She call authorities. tody, sheriff’s officials said in a first daughter will not have an pendent perspective to her has removed herself from execu- eRRORS nOT the fault of the ad- Meek had agreed to plead statement later Monday. official title, but will get a West father by not serving as a White tive roles and will have a more vertiser which clearly reduce the value of the advertisement should be guilty and help prosecutors. After the suspect learned Wing office, government-issued House staffer. hands-off approach to the brand corrected the first day. Then, one But they never called him dur- about the warrant, he ran out communications devices and A popular surrogate for her — though she will still get cer- corrected insertion will be made ing Roof’s trial, in which Roof of the station to his SUV that security clearance to access father on the campaign trail, tain information and will have without charge, if the advertiser calls acted as his own lawyer for was parked outside, hopped classified information. Gorelick Ivanka Trump moved her young the power to veto new deals if before 3pm the afternoon the error appears. The Cleveland daily much of the proceedings and into the rear seat of the vehicle, said Ivanka Trump would follow family to Washington at the they raise ethical red flags. BanneR assumes no responsibility put up almost no defense. grabbed shotgun and began the ethics rules that apply to start of the administration and Richard Painter, a University for errors after the first corrected in- Then just before Meek was opening fire as deputies chased government employees. signaled plans to work on eco- of Minnesota law professor who sertion. The Publisher reserves the initially set to be sentenced last him, sheriff’s spokeswoman “Our view is that the conser- nomic issues, like maternity served as President George W. right to revise or reject, at his option, any advertisement he deems objec- month, prosecutors asked for a Nicole Nishida said. Bush’s chief White House lawyer tionable either in subject or phrase- stiffer sentence than guidelines Video from news helicopters on ethics, said that Ivanka ology or which he may deem detri- recommended, seeking to make showed more than a dozen Trump is effectively working as mental to his business. deadline for an example of him and reflect deputies taking cover behind a White House employee. He classified ads: Tuesday through Fri- day is 2pm for business ads and the seriousness of the crime several patrol cars with their said that “means that she, like 3pm for personal ads the day before that Meek could have stopped guns pointed at the SUV. her husband, has to follow the ad is to run. Sunday deadline is if he’d picked up the phone. After a gunbattle that lasted rules. It’s not a huge deal if she 11am Friday for business ads and several minutes, the sheriff’s stays out of things that affect 12 noon Friday for personal ads. Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. all Son, 18, accused of beating, SWAT team arrived and sur- her financial interests.” corrections must be made by dead- stabbing mom on her birthday rounded the vehicle. After Painter said that means line day before ad runs. visa/Master- throwing a stun grenade, about Trump should avoid anything to card/discover/american express are RIVERVIEW, Fla. (AP) — a half-dozen deputies took do with foreign trade with coun- accepted. Cleveland daily Ban- Authorities in Florida say an cover behind a ballistic shield tries where her products are ner..... 472-5041 18-year-old is accused of using and slowly approached the made, as well as recuse herself 2. Special Notices a baseball bat and a butcher SUV to find the suspect dead from real estate matters, given knife to kill his mother on her inside the car, authorities said. Kushner’s family real estate ClASSIfIED birthday. business. ADvERTISEmENTS Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Record high temperatures Trump says she will follow at Your Convenience! spokesman Larry McKinnon set for first day of spring ethics rules and some of her said in a news release that 39- financial information will be 24 Hours A Day! year-old Tahirih Lua D’Angelo OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The included in Kushner’s official Email your AD to us! was killed in her townhome first day of spring saw temper- disclosures. She would have to [email protected] Monday. Joshua Leon atures in Oklahoma, Arkansas disclose additional financial and Texas that broke or tied Carmona was booked into jail information if she were in a sen- or fax to 423-476-1046 early Tuesday and faces a first- several high-temperature ior White House role, said records, including four that include the following information: degree murder charge. AP Photo/Andrew Harnik Painter. That could include more • name with address Local news outlets report were more than a century old. In tHIS PHoto tAken Friday, Ivanka Trump, the daughter of details about her lifestyle brand, & phone number Carmona told investigators he The National Weather Service • Person to contact if a business President Donald Trump, and her husband, Jared Kushner, senior including her contracts and • Requested start date woke up Monday and decided said it was 92 degrees in Tulsa income. and 90 in Harrison, Arkansas, adviser to President Donald Trump, attend a joint news conference & classification to kill his mother. with the president and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in the East Attorney Andrew Herman, • We will contact you for prepay- on Monday, tying records set in ment. We accept visa, Mastercard, An arrest affidavit says that Room of the White House in Washington. Ivanka Trump is working who has advised lawmakers on after Carmona killed his moth- 1907. And 92-degree readings ethics issues, said he thought discover, and american express in Lubbock, Texas, and out of a West Wing office and will get access to classified information, • if you are a billing customer, er, he took her car and picked the administration should make please confirm your current billing up his 3-year-old half-sister at Lawton, Oklahoma broke though she is not technically serving as a government employee, her role official. He said: “I think address. her day care center. By then, records of 90 degrees in according to an attorney for the first daughter. the right way to do that is to deputies had found D’Angelo’s Lubbock and 91 in Lawton, Deadline for ads: both set in 1916. 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad body and were looking for the 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad car. 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Georgia Agriculture While mid-March freezes aren’t Cleveland daily BanneR juana after decades of what he be this warm, this early.” The South Carolina Commissioner Gary Black says unusual in much of the Classified Department calls partying too hard. Meteorologist Jeff Vitale in Department of Agriculture said up to 80 percent of the blueberry Southeast, many crops were 85 percent of the state’s peaches crop in the southern part of the blooming up to three weeks early The actor is one of Lubbock agreed, saying there is ***SPECIAl BONUS*** Hollywood’s most well-known no way to predict what will were damaged by two days of state was destroyed. because of the unusually mild All Ads Are Published On Our marijuana enthusiasts. happen from year to year. temperatures dipping into the Georgia grows early season winter. Website At No Additional Cost! www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, March 21, 2017—15

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Sunset & hilcrest memorial gar- performances, and the newest accept any advertising for real estate domeStic violence support experienced caregiverS and dens, must be available weekends thing. live portrait! contact which is in violation of the law. our group for abuse victims. meets mon- cnas who are available to work and must have reliable transporta- george at: readers are informed that all dwell- days. call 479-9339, extension 15 or 2nd, 3rd, or weekends. please apply tion. apply at 7180 north lee high- [email protected] ings advertised in this newspaper puBliSher'S notice: all real es- 25 for location. in person at 60 25th Street nW #3, way, cleveland. to schedule yours today. are available on an equal opportu- tate advertised in this newspaper is in cleveland. monday- Friday from nity basis. equal housing opportu- subject to the Federal Fair housing iF you want to drink that's your handyman needed for light elec- nity, m/F. business…if you want to quit, call al- 11am-4pm. DEBBIE’S CLEANING SERvICE act of 1968 and the tennessee hu- trical, plumbing, sheet rock, flooring. man rights act which makes it ille- coholics anonymous. call 499-6003. $17 PER HOUR 423-667-6367. 2 Bedroom $175 week. Washer/ {HOME OR BUSINESS} gal to advertise "any preference, Work in Cleveland dryer and dishwasher. $400 deposit. limitation or discrimination based on 9. Pets And Supplies umpiring sports. help Wanted hilyer Services pay electric. no pets. no smoking. looking for supervisors, operators, Are You In Need Of Cleaning race, color, religion, sex, or national grooming dogS a gentle way Insurance and training provided. 423-227-9146. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- If you are sports minded and technicians and laborers for local in- Services? from pups to senior dogs. 25 years dustrial vacuum and water blasting We Have The Services You Are tention to make any such prefer- experience. very reasonable prices. want more information 3145 20th Street ne. 2 bedroom, ence, limitation or discrimination." call: 423-504-3839 company. drug free work place. Looking For. 1.5 bath townhouse. 1,000 square For appointment call paula at 334-799-0575. this newspaper will not knowingly 423-464-5849. feet, mayfield school zone. $650. accept any advertising for real estate call or text 423-618-0823 hiring maintenance tech/ We Offer a One- Time Cleaning which is in violation of the law. our 14. Want To Buy groundSKeeper Service, Daily, Weekly, BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE readers are informed that all dwell- IF you are searching for a product Bi-Weekly and Monthly Cleaning ings advertised in this newspaper or service and do not want to use apartment community. Full time. APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with Plans… Move in Move out utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 are available on an equal opportu- loads of time searching everywhere, experience required. please email service… Window Cleaning and nity basis. equal housing opportu- WHY NOT Advertise your need un- resumes to: Bedroom ($429- $609). appliances Pressure Washing is furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. nity, m/F. der the heading: 014 Want to [email protected] also available. 3 Bedroom 1 bath, nice lot, fenced Buy in the cleveland daily We use a color- coded cleveland Summit apartments Banner!! lead man needed. must be able to in backyard with carport. Well insu- cdl claSS a For paving crew weld, read blue prints, stick weld, cleaning system to eliminate rent is based on income for persons We are seeking a cdl class a cross contamination. lated with low electric bills. $850 15. 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Ameritrust Financial Services is an equal our Web site at www.ftc.gov proviSion real eState and property management, llc opportunity employer. 423-693-0301. legal Resumes can be e-mailed to puBlicationS Reuse the News [email protected] LEGAL PUBLICATION LEGAL PUBLICATION or faxed to 423-728-1780 in the circuit court oF Bradley NOTICE TO CREDITORS Recycle this newspaper county, tenneSSee, denene raquel Jordan in the circuit court oF Bradley plaintiFF vS. Keith thomas Sherlin, deFen- county tenneSSee at cleveland. dant; docKet numBer v-17-071. it ap- aiSen eBenizer herrera eSpana, plaintiff pearing From the complaint in thiS vs. meagan alana herrera, defendant. cauSe, Which iS SWorn to, that the case no. v-17-044. order. 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