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FSU suspends Greek life after alcohol death

By Joe Reedy year to suspend Greek life The Associated Press because of alcohol-related tragedies. After the Febru- TALLAHASSEE — ary hazing death of 19-year Florida State University old Timothy Piazza, Penn indefinitely suspended its State suspended fraterni- fraternities and sororities ties and sororities from Monday after the alcohol- holding social activities related death of a freshman during the spring semes- pledge and cocaine charges ter. Louisiana State had for another fraternity a one-month suspension member. and continues to ban alco- University President hol at Greek parties after John Thrasher didn’t say the hazing death of 18-year how long the suspension old Maxwell Gruver in Kenneth and Irene Hernandez pay their respects as they visit a makeshift memorial with crosses placed will last. September. near the scene of a shooting at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Monday. [ERIC “This pause is needed At Florida State, Andrew GAY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] to review and reflect on Coffey, a pledge at Pi Kappa the loss of a young life Phi, died Friday after he and to implement serious was found unresponsive Gunman sent threatening texts to mother-in-law before attack changes,” Thrasher said. following a party. Police “For this suspension to said there were indicators end, there will need to be that alcohol might have By Jim Vertuno a new normal for Greek been a factor, but authori- The Associated Press life on campus. They must ties were waiting for the participate in that culture.” results of an autopsy before SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Florida State is at least Texas — The gunman who killed the third university this See FSU, A12 26 people at a small-town Texas church sent threatening text mes- sages to his mother-in-law before During a news the attack, which appeared to have conference been driven by domestic tensions, Monday, FSU authorities said Monday. President A day after the deadliest mass John Thrasher shooting in state history, inves- announces the tigators also revealed that the suspension of shooter had been confronted about all Greek life domestic violence at least twice activities at in the last five years, including an the university assault on his ex-wife and a child following the that ended his Air Force career and death of a another report of violence against Pi Kappa Phi a girlfriend who became his second Investigators work at the scene of a deadly shooting Sunday fraternity pledge. wife. at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. [JAY Andrew Coffey, In the tiny community of JANNER/AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] a pledge at Pi Sutherland Springs, population Kappa Phi, died 400, grieving townspeople were Friday after reeling from their losses. The dead Based on evidence at the scene, investigators believe he was found ranged from 18 months to 77 years Devin Patrick Kelley died of a self-infl icted gunshot unresponsive old and included multiple mem- wound after he was chased by bystanders, one of following a party. bers of some families. whom was armed, and crashed his car. [JOE RONDONE/ TALLAHASSEE See SHOOTING, A12 DEMOCRAT]

Zombies set to hit PC

Luckily, notice is The event, hosted by the given it will be from local geek culture podcast 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Chimichanga Talk, aims to be LOCAL & STATE Saturday family-friendly and all ages A3 are welcome. By Collin Breaux "I'm excited," co-organizer THE The News Herald Karim Fernandez said. "We're bringing something new to BLOTTER The undead will take over the community. We have Panama City Saturday when Creative Con, which is a great Woman hopes a new convention for zombie celebration of creativity. But offi cer is happy fans opens its doors. we don't have anything that about ticketing her; Night of the Mocking Dead! celebrates horror. ... We want man in stranger’s A new convention for zombie fans is happening Saturday in Panama will take place at the Panama to bring in other guest-filled house: I was City. Chris Twellmann will be one of “The Walking Dead” cosplayers City Moose Lodge Banquet events that fall under the sleepwalking; beer ready to take pictures with fans and said he is excited to come here Hall, 739 E 24th Plaza, from and trampolines for the fi rst time. [SPECIAL TO THE NEWS HERALD] 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. See ZOMBIES, A12 don’t mix

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READER FEEDBACK CELEBRATE COMMUNITY TODAY IN HISTORY

A man opened fire inside a Today is Tuesday, Nov. 7, the church in a small South Texas PICTURE PERFECT 311th day of 2017. There are community on Sunday, killing 54 days left in the year. This is more than 20 people and wound- We want your photos: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your name, city of Election Day. ing at least 10 others before residence and information about the photo. You can email photos to [email protected]. being killed or killing himself, Today’s Highlight in History: authorities said. On Nov. 7, 1917, Russia’s Bol- shevik Revolution took place Derick Sebring: “I had to call offi - as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich cers out to my brother’s wedding Lenin overthrew the provi- reception ... on Harrison Avenue sional government of Alexander yesterday! A man had threatened Kerensky. people at the reception with going to get a gun and shoot On this date: people. The offi cers that came In 1861, former U.S. President out did not arrest the man and John Tyler was elected to the just let him continue on his way Confederate House of Repre- because they knew him and he sentatives (however, Tyler died didn’t have a gun. He committed before he could take his seat). a crime and should have been In 1867, Nobel Prize-winning arrested! I am very disappointed scientist Marie Curie was born in in how it was handled!” Warsaw. In 1916, Republican Jeannette Barrett Crispen Brown: “NOW Rankin of Montana became the can we have a constructive fi rst woman elected to Congress, conversation and address mental winning a seat in the U.S. House health and gun control? How of Representatives. many more of these is it going to In 1940, Washington state’s take?” original Tacoma Narrows Bridge, nicknamed “Galloping Gertie,” Jason Maximus: “Blaming guns is collapsed into Puget Sound like blaming a car for a DUI, any during a windstorm just four person ignorant to call for gun months after opening to traffi c. control ... just leave the country!! Bob Hurst shared this picture of the woods, calling it “the last bit of pristine forest in the In 1944, President Franklin D. This is a result of Democratic- Millville area.” Roosevelt won an unprecedented pushed (foolishness) ... abolish fourth term in offi ce, defeating the Democratic Party. They don’t Republican Thomas E. Dewey. have one American value!!” In 1954, the CBS News program “Face the Nation” premiered Danny McKinney: “It’s very with Ted Koop as host; the guest intimidating to hear all this. God GO AND DO was Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, doesn’t tolerate evil to happen. R-Wis. He makes mistakes through us EARLY LEARNING bayartsevents.com “THE SOUND OF In 1962, Republican Richard while he intervenes the situa- 1 COALITION SCHOLAS- 5 MUSIC”: 6 p.m. at Nixon, having lost California’s tion. We are the mistake to be TIC BOOK FAIR: 8 a.m. to 5 PUSHING THE LIMITS: Arnold High School, 550 Alf gubernatorial race, held what more and more like his son Jesus p.m. at Panama City Coali- 4 6 p.m. at the Bay Coleman Road, Panama City he called his “last press confer- Christ. What’s the big deal? tion Offi ce, 703 W. 15th St., County Public Library, Beach. Classic, heart-warm- ence,” telling reporters, “You People are getting obnoxiously Panama City. Open to the 898 W. 11th St., Panama ing musical is appropriate won’t have Nixon to kick around ugly for not caring.” public. Details: elcnwf.org City. First of a free three- for all ages. Play is based anymore.” Former fi rst lady part reading, viewing and on the memoir of Maria Von Eleanor Roosevelt, 78, died in Tracy Eadie: “When are people MIRACLE LEAGUE discussion series for adults Trapp. Performances are New York City. going to understand what 2 VETERANS GAME: 9:30 on how humans can grow general admission by dona- In 1972, President Richard the ‘right to bear arms’ really a.m. at Frank Brown Park, and adapt in the face of tion at the door. Details: Nixon was re-elected in a means? When that constitu- 16200 Panama City Beach climate change. Sessions 850-767-3700 landslide over Democrat George tional right was made it wasn’t Parkway, Panama City are led by Mark Wool, McGovern. made for things like ‘hunting.’ Beach. 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Setting it straight It is the policy of The News Herald to correct all errors that appear in news stories. If you wish to report an error or clarify a story, call 747-5070. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 A3 LOCAL&STATE Suspect in student’s killing wants deal

By Eryn Dion handwritten letter dated Oct. Demarcus Giddens, 21, all for comment, Jones’ attor- Jan. 5. 747-5069 | @PCNHErynDion 2, wrote that he is “more than have been charged with first- ney, Steve Meadows, said he Price, 16, was shot and killed [email protected] willing” to testify for the state, degree felony murder with a was aware of the letter, which in the parking lot of CVS on should his attorney and pros- firearm and robbery with a was submitted as a discovery U.S. 98 just after midnight on PANAMA CITY — One ecutors reach an “agreement” firearm in the shooting death exhibit in the case, but he Aug. 20. Police said Giddens of the men charged in the in exchange for his testimony. of Price, although police said could not comment. shot Price with an AK-47 shooting death of Arnold The letter is addressed to they believe Giddens was the A request for comment from when he tried to intervene in a High School student Jason Assistant State Attorney Bob triggerman. Sombathy was not returned by drug ripoff involving the three Ian Price has indicated he is Sombathy, the prosecutor in In his letter, Jones reiterates press time. suspects and several other willing to work out a deal with the case. that he did not pull the trigger Jones was in court Monday Arnold High School students. prosecutors. Jones, along with Ger- and maintains his innocence for a pretrial conference. His All three suspects are being Rodney Jones, 18, in a tavious Canada, 24, and of all charges. When reached next scheduled event is set for held in the Bay County Jail.

Fire department trains at First Baptist Church

By Katie Landeck to prevent damage to the 522-5114 | @PCNHKatieL parking garage and smoke [email protected] machine. They wrapped up by PANAMA CITY — A noon so the firefighters plume of smoke could be could spend the rest of seen downtown Monday their shift “saving lives,” morning as the Panama City as Flitcraft put it. Fire Department trained at With the hottest months the parking garage of First on the year behind them, Baptist Church. the fire department will “It was routine training,” start conducting more of said Division Chief Scott these training exercises. Flitcraft. “We were utiliz- “We start doing a lot ing the rooftop to simulate of training as soon as we a vehicle fire on the roof.” the cooler months start, To make the scenario mostly fire and ground more realistic, the fire operations,” said Flitcraft. Donovan Motley stands with Barbara Cooke as she shoots at clay disks. Citizens Academy students department set up a smoke For the training, the fire- toured various county facilities on Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] machine, located at the fighters suit up in basic intersection of Grace and gear, which weighs about 7th, causing the plume. 45 pounds. Over the course of the In the summer months, morning, the fire depart- it’s too hot for them to Citizens Academy ment ran through several safely train in that kind of different scenarios, rotat- gear. Even Monday morn- ing crews. ing, Flitcraft said it was No fires were lit during getting to be too hot as the course ends with a bang the training, and the houses temperature climbed to the were pointed at the drains low 80s.

By John Henderson a view of three counties at Operations Center, the coun- 522-5108 | @PCNHjohn once, if their trolley could've ty’s Steelfield Landfill, gun [email protected] made the climb. range and County Pier. It was part of a day-long “I have to say I think most HARASSMENT PANAMA CITY – For more field trip on a Bay County of us have been impressed PROBE | A5 than a month, a dozen Bay trolley to help make the con- that Bay County is ahead of County residents have been nection between what is the other counties in Florida,” WRONGDOING attending lectures at Gulf taught in the classroom and said John Tinney, who said he College in a Citizens Acad- what actually happens in the is semi-retired. DENIED emy, learning the ins and real world of government He said he really enjoyed outs of county government. operations. The day included the tour of the water treat- Latvala axed as Monday they found them- stops at the county water ment plant, county landfill Florida Senate selves peering at the top of a treatment plant, Animal and Animal Control division. budget chief heap of trash on ground high Control, waste-to-energy enough to have given them incinerator, Emergency See COURSE, A4

POLICE BLOTTER

LYNN HAVEN about yourself,’” the officer reported a strange man in Try and drive again Road when, “I recognized a Woman hopes offi cer is reported.It was unclear how his home. The resident said Red Chevy traveling east- happy about ticketing her the officer, in fact, felt about when he discovered and A Bay County sheriff’s bound on Old Bicycle Road himself. approached the unknown deputy on patrol Thursday which is the exact vehicle that An upset woman hopes an male subject inside the house took on the role of backup was previously stopped by officer is happy with him- LYNN HAVEN — who “he does not even during a traffic stop. He stood SID Investigator Mellen and self after giving her a ticket. Man in stranger’s house: know” and “has never seen by as a man was charged with cited,” the deputy wrote. “As The woman was pulled over I was sleepwalking before” — the man told him driving while license sus- the vehicle passed I was able along 12th Street in Lynn he had been sleepwalking.The pended on revoked. to positively identify (the man Haven after rolling through A man’s claim that he was resident said he didn’t want The man was released with a earlier charged) as the driver a stop sign, according to a sleepwalking seems to have the man to be in trouble but notice to appear and “advised of the vehicle.” Lynn Haven Police Depart- saved him from charges of definitely also didn’t want not to drive the vehicle and The deputy turned ment. The officer wrote the breaking and entering.The him to return. He settled on to have a licensed driver pick around and stopped the woman a ticket, to which Lynn Haven Police Depart- a trespass warning, which the him up; he agreed.” she said “something to the ment responded after a sleepwalker signed, presum- Later that day, the deputy effect, ‘I hope you feel good Bradley Circle resident ably while awake. was westbound on Old Bicycle See BLOTTER, A4

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Kansas City 44/25/pc 49/28/s Topeka 44/25/pc 50/27/s need for eye and skin protection. 3:42a 11:53a ©2017 Last year's High/low ...... 79°/55° 7:31p 11:23p Las Vegas 73/48/pc 71/50/s Tucson 82/56/pc 82/57/s Normal high/low ...... 76°/54° Panama City 11:29p 9:41a Los Angeles 73/57/pc 74/57/s Wash., DC 49/43/r 49/42/r Record high ...... 85° (2015) ------Record low ...... 28° (1976) Port St. Joe 8:46a 6:44a Precipitation 9:38p 11:02a 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 10:28p 9:22a Month to date ...... 0.00" ------Normal month to date ...... 0.71" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 1:16a 12:37p Year to date ...... 57.39" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 53.30" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 12:20a 12:07p Average humidity ...... 85% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola --- 10:50a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 12:17a 11:41a High/low ...... 82°/65° ------Last year's High/low ...... 79°/59° The Narrows 1:13a 1:41p Normal high/low ...... 73°/57° Last New First Full ------Record high ...... 88° (1946) Carrabelle Nov 10 Nov 18 Nov 26 Dec 3 1:44a 9:07a Record low ...... 30° (1969) 5:33p 8:37p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... trace Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 0.70" Sunrise today ...... 6:01 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 60.39" Sunset tonight ...... 4:51 p.m. Blountstown 3.08 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 53.84" Moonrise today ...... 8:25 p.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 76% Moonset today ...... 9:33 a.m. Caryville 5.50 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 35.52 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 7.06 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 5.18 ft. 29 ft.

they are doing. It’s been a COURSE real good experience for me,” he said. Continued from A3 Muchere Russ, another retiree, said she enjoyed learning about the coun- “The Animal Control ty’s traffic monitoring operation was unbeliev- activities. “The tour has ably clean and humane,” been great,” she said. “The he said. “They do a fan- class has been great.” tastic job.” County department County spokeswoman heads not only lectured in Valerie Sale said this is the the classrooms but talked first time the college and to students as they were county have offered the toured operations on program, and they may be Monday. doing it again in the spring. Glenn Ogborn, solid Students at the County waste division manager, Commission meeting on talked about the land- Tuesday will receive diplo- fill operations as the bus mas for graduating. driver drove completely The cost of the course around the hundreds of is $25, and included a free acres of the Steelfield barbecue lunch at the gun Landfill. range. He pointed to an area “The last time the county where white goods are did any kind of Citizens stacked up. Academy was probably 12 “In this area back here years ago,” Sale said. “So we take appliances. We this is a reboot of it. This is take any kind scrap metal. the first time we’ve done We take yard debris,” he it in partnership with Gulf said. “The scrap metals Coast (College).” are all processed and sold Muchere Russ and Barbara Cooke take a tour of the Bay County Shooting Range. Citizens Academy students toured James Carlisle, another as scrap. We recycle them. various county facilities on Monday. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] retiree in the course, Yard debris up here, we said he has really been grind that and make mulch in Bay County. Eventually, Sue and Roy impressed with the pro- out of it. We cover the hills all of the landfill will be that Trueman enjoy gram and the competency with it. It’s the best erosion high, he explains, pointing a tour of the of the county employees. barrier that we’ve ever out that the county has a Steelfi eld “They have some real used out here.” lot of room for growth out Landfi ll. good people working for He said the landfill also there. Citizens the taxpayers here,” he accepts tires. “Those go “You can see into three Academy said. to the waste-to-energy counties from up there students Al Sherer, also a retiree, facility where they are (at the top of the pile),” toured various said he signed up for the combusted and turned into he said. “You can see the county course because he “just electricity,” Ogborn said. airport, which is five facilities on wanted to learn more Ogborn pointed out that miles from here. You can Monday. about how the govern- the section of the landfill see all the condos on the ment is run. Everybody holding trash and ash is beach and you can see that I’ve talked to seems 190-feet oabove sea level, into Walton County to to be very capable in what which is the highest point the west.”

man under arrest and The complainant says wrote. “She asked him deputy reported. “He then beer on her and threatened BLOTTER this time he got a trip she lives there with her what he was doing and he threw her to the floor and to kill her as well as the to the Bay County Jail. son and that a friend who replied, ‘putting food in emptied the beer on her.” landlord.” Continued from A3 doesn’t live there came the refrigerator.’” The woman said the The man is gone when Beer and trampolines over “uninvited.” She tells The woman says she told man then left, but all was deputies arrive and the don’t mix the deputy she, “observed the man he could not stay not well because he “later investigation remains vehicle. After confirm- (the man) in her kitchen there, he had to leave. came back while she was open. ing it was the same driver, A deputy is dispatched and placing food in the “He became angry and outside on her trampoline the deputy placed the to a disturbance. refrigerator,” the deputy poured beer on her,” the sleeping. He again poured Staff Report * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 A5

LOCAL & STATE

Latvala axed as Senate budget WHAT’S HAPPENING

chief amid harassment probe Today Submit an event UFO EXPLORATION: 7 p.m. at Capstone House, EARLY LEARNING COALI- Email pcnhnews@pcnh. 1713 Beck Ave., Panama By Dara Kam TION SCHOLASTIC BOOK com with “What’s Hap- City. Come explore UFOs. The News Service of Florida FAIR: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at pening” in the subject $5 donation is welcome. Panama City Coalition line. For details, 850-747-9224 TALLAHASSEE — Sen. Offi ce, 703 W. 15th St., Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Jack Latvala was stripped Panama City. Open to the Monday and Tuesday Thursday Monday of his power- public. For details, elcnwf. events: Due by 5 p.m. ful role as Senate budget org Wednesday before EARLY LEARNING COALI- chief during an investi- MIRACLE LEAGUE VETER- Wednesday events: Due TION SCHOLASTIC BOOK gation into allegations of ANS GAME: 9:30 a.m. at by 5 p.m. Monday before FAIR AND FAMILY NIGHT: sexual harassment, which Frank Brown Park, 16200 Thursday events: Due by 5 Book fair 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Gov. Rick Scott called Panama City Beach Park- p.m. Tuesday before at Panama City Coali- “disgusting.” way, Panama City Beach. tion Offi ce, 703 W. 15th Senate President Joe Join as American heroes St., Panama City. Family Negron launched an from the Sims Veterans com or 850-522-2103 night from 5-7 p.m. investigation Friday into Home are honored. For “THE SOUND OF MUSIC”: Family and teachers of the allegations about Gubernatorial candidate Jack Latvala was removed details, 850-866-9854 6 p.m. at Arnold High preschool children are Latvala, first reported by Monday from his post as Senate budget chief because of ADULT COLORING AT School, 550 Alf Coleman invited to attend. Light Politico Florida. sexual harassment allegations. [SUN SENTINEL FILE PHOTO] THE LIBRARY: 10 a.m. at Road, Panama City Beach. snacks will be served. Latvala, a Clearwater Parker Public Library. Classic, heart-warming Craft stations will be Republican who is run- Counsel Dawn Roberts to House Speaker Rich- Experience the joys and musical is appropriate available for children ning for governor, has lead an investigation into ard Corcoran, R-Land relaxation of coloring. for all ages. Play is based of all ages. Open to vehemently denied any the allegations. O’ Lakes, said Latvala Supplies provided. For on the memoir of Maria the public. For details, wrongdoing. But a day later, Negron, should resign. details, bayartsevents. Von Trapp. Performances elcnwf.org Negron on Monday R-Stuart, ordered an “This behavior should com are general admission by HOLLY FAIR PREVIEW ordered Sen. Rob Brad- independent inquiry after never be tolerated. He LYNN HAVEN FARMERS donation at the door. For PARTY AND AUCTION: ley, R-Fleming Island, to Roberts asked to be taken should resign immedi- MARKET: 10 a.m. to 4:30 details, 850-767-3700 6-10 p.m. at Edgewater take over as chairman of off the case because she ately,” Corcoran, who p.m. at Sheffi eld Park in ENLIGHTENED ENTREPRE- Beach Resort, 11212 Front the Appropriations Com- has long professional ties is widely expected to Lynn Haven with fresh NEUR WORKSHOP: 6-7 Beach Road, Panama City mittee, saying in a memo to Latvala. jump into the governor’s seasonal produce, plus p.m. at GCSC Advanced Beach. Preview Party is “it is in the best interest Scott said he was race, said in a statement honey, jelly, baked goods, Technology Center, room a cocktail party show- for another senator to aware of the independent Friday evening. “The plants and handcrafted 303, 5230 U.S. 98, Panama casing our merchants temporarily serve” in the probe into the allegations most dangerous threat items for cooking. For City. Workshop is titled featuring a live and silent position while the inves- lodged against Latvala. to self-government is details, Leisure Services, “What I Wish I Knew auction. Dress is cocktail tigation is pending. “We need to follow morally corrupt leaders 850-271-5547 Before I Started.” The attire. For details, jlpan- Speaking to reporters that and find out the acting in their own self- PANAMA CITY RED CROSS featured speaker is Allan amacity.org on Monday, Scott called real facts of what actu- ish interests.” OPEN HOUSE: 10:30 a.m. Bense. RSVP at bit.ly/ the allegations of sexual ally happened. It’s very But Latvala on Friday to noon at 430 E. 15th St., GCSCEnlightenedEntre- Friday harassment against Lat- important that there’s night issued a state- Panama City. Learn about preneur vala, a veteran lawmaker an investigation and we ment pointing to the different components “TEACHER AND STU- and political consultant, know what happened. If political motivations for of the Red Cross. For Wednesday DENT: PHOTOGRAPHS “disgusting,” and said, if anybody has done any- the allegations. details, 850-763-6587 BY CHRIS CALOHAN AND true, he should be “out of thing wrong, they need to “I am in consultation PUSHING THE LIMITS: 6 EARLY LEARNING COALI- LESLIE JONES”: Exhibit office.” be out of office,” the gov- with my attorney and will p.m. at the Bay County TION SCHOLASTIC BOOK on display through Nov. In the Politico report, ernor said. “There should take all legal actions nec- Public Library, 898 W. FAIR: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 17 at The Light Room. For six unidentified women be no corruption in poli- essary to clear my name,” 11th St., Panama City. Panama City Coalition details, thelightroompc. accused Latvala of grop- tics. We should expect all Latvala said in the state- First of a free three-part Offi ce, 703 W. 15th St., com or 850-818-0475 ing them or making of our elected officials to ment. “I also welcome a reading, viewing and dis- Panama City. Open to VINTAGE MARKET DAYS: unwelcome verbal com- live at the highest stan- complete review of these cussion series for adults the public. For details, Frank Brown Park, 16200 ments about their bodies. dards of our society. For allegations by the Senate. on how humans can grow elcnwf.org Panama City Beach Park- “That’s disgusting,” me, I just think of my If my political opponents and adapt in the face of UBIQUITY: Exhibits run way, Panama City Beach. Scott said. “I’m blessed. own family. I just can’t want a fight, then it’s a climate change. Sessions through Thursday, 10 A unique opportunity for I have a wife of over 40 imagine what somebody fight they will get.” are led by Mark Wool, a.m. to 4 p.m., at Amelia vendors to display at an years. I have two daugh- would be going through if Senate Majority warning coordination G. Tapper Center for the indoor/outdoor market. ters. And when they’re in this is true.” Leader Wilton Simpson, meteorologist of NOAA’s Arts, GCSC, 5230 W. U.S. Upscale vintage and the workplace, I would Scott is the latest high- R-Trilby, will replace National Weather Service, 98, Panama City. Artist vintage inspired items, be horrified if they were ranking Republican to Bradley as chairman of and Heather Ogilvie, Elyse-Krista Mische original art work, jewelry, treated improperly. It’s denounce the alleged the Senate Transpor- outreach librarian. This presents an exhibit that clothing, handmade trea- disgusting if anybody sexual harassment, with tation, Tourism and week focuses on sea level presents a sense of past, sures, outdoor furnishing, does that.” Negron on Friday calling Economic Develop- rise in Florida. For details, present and future. For food and more. For Negron on Friday the accusations “atro- ment Appropriations NWRLS.com; Heather details, 850-769-1551 ext. details, visitpanamacity- ordered Senate General cious and horrendous.” Subcommittee. Ogilvie, hogilvie@nwrls. 4874 beach.com

OBITUARIES

LAURA LEE HUDSON ROSEMARY D. SHACKELFORD BEVERLY JEANNE TEAGUE

Laura Lee Schrodi Hud- Rosemary D. Shack- Beverly Jeanne son, 79, of Panama City elford, 64, passed Teague, 63, of Panama Beach, Florida, passed away Oct. 13, 2017. City Beach, Florida, away on Saturday, Nov. She was born Jan. passed away on Sat- 4, 2017, in her home. 8, 1953, in Norfolk, urday, Oct. 28, 2017. She was born Sept. 23, Virginia, to the late She was born Nov. 1938, in Dayton, Ohio. Earl and Margaret 30, 1953, in Quantico, She had been a resident West. She is survived Virginia, the beloved of Panama City Beach by daughters, Megan daughter of Billy and since 1992, moving here and Kelly Shackelford, Deloris Teague. She from Dayton. She was Nicole Duboise (Vic- graduated from Kears- an avid golfer and mem- tor); special friend, ley High School in 1971 ber of the Holiday Golf Bill Olsen. She was and went to work for Club Ladies League. She preceded in death by General Motors. After attended Woodlawn brother, Bill Schrodi (Sue); her husband, Dan- on Nov. 11, 2017, at 30 years of service, she great-grandchild, United Methodist Church. and numerous loving nie W. Shackelford. Christ Church, 733 retired and moved to Colbie Bellarea Per- She was preceded in nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Mulberry Ave. Panama City Beach, kins; sister, Karen death by her husband, Memorial services Life will be at 1 p.m. Florida, where she Hill (Wayne); brother, Paris Ledford Hudson; will be held at 3 p.m. called home. She loved Robert; several nieces, her parents, Joseph and Thursday, Nov. 9, to golf, working in her nephews and cous- Mary Schrodi; three 2017, in the Wilson ADAM WAYNE MINCEY yard and she was a very ins; and her dear brothers, Frank, Joe and Funeral Home Chapel. talented decorator. friends, Pamela Ver- Jack; and four sisters, In lieu of flowers, the Memorial services 7, 2017, at Wilson She was preceded in mette (Bob), Helen Ann, Dorothy, Kate and family requests that for Adam Wayne Funeral Home. The death by her mother, Anne Bruhurt and Mary Lou. She is survived memorial donations Mincey, 42, who died family will receive Deloris Marie Teague. Audrey Abersole. by two daughters, Mary be made to Woodlawn Thursday, Nov. 2, friends from 2-3 Beverly is survived by A private fam- K. Hudson Sturgis (Tim) United Methodist Church 2017, will begin at p.m. today at the her father, Billy Teague ily gathering will be and Cindy Hudson Cruse in memory of Laura 3 p.m. today, Nov. funeral home. (Irene Beilmann); held at a later date. (Todd); six grandchildren, Lee Schrodi Hudson. daughter, Brooke and Ashley Mae VanBoven, her husband Strother Wilson Funeral Home Amanda Lee VanBoven, Wilson Funeral Home DOYLE L. COCHRAN Hill; grandchildren, Family Owned Madison Mae Cruse, Family Owned Since 1911 Nicholas (Ashley), Since 1911 Tyler Howard Cruse, 214 Airport Road Memorialization will be by cremation. Samantha Kirkland 214 Airport Road Troy Ledford Cruse and Panama City, Fla. for Doyle L. Cochran, To extend condo- (Marion), Nathan, Panama City, Fla. Brian Phillip Sturgis; 850-785-5272 71, of Panama City, lences, visit www. Noah, Marshall; one 850-785-5272 Florida, who died heritagefhllc.com. Friday, Nov. 3, 2017, Guidelines and deadlines GEORGIANNA KROBETSKY

Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and rela- CARL MARTIN HOFFMANN Funeral services for will receive friends at tives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the Georgianna Krobetsky, the church from 10-11 right to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting Funeral services and be held in Flint, Michi- 88 of Panama City, a.m. Interment will notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be burial for Carl Mar- gan, at a later date. Florida, will begin follow at Evergreen scanned into a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. tin Hoffmann, 63, of Kent-Forest at 11 a.m. Wednes- Memorial Gardens. daily for the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may Panama City Beach, lawn Funeral Home day, Nov. 8, 2017, at Kent-Forest Lawn be e-mailed to [email protected] or delivered to The Florida, who died Sun- is handling local Parkway Presbyterian Funeral Home is han- News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. View today’s day, Nov. 5, 2017, will arrangements. Church. The family dling arrangements. obituaries and sign the online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald.com/obituaries. * ** A6 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald Gov. Scott wants tax holidays, cuts in license fees

By Gary Fineout that starts in January. needs to follow Florida’s Hurricane Irma, which but there are continued into next year, but has been The Associated Press Scott has touted tax lead,” Scott said in a ripped across the state signs that he will mount forced to pay out more than cuts during his entire statement. in September, causing a campaign against $600 million in expenses TALLAHASSEE — time in office, but during Scott wants a 10-day billions in damage and incumbent U.S. Sen. Bill related to Hurricane Irma. With an expected bid a potential election year back to school tax holiday killing at least 70 people. Nelson, the lone remain- Top legislators already for U.S. Senate loom- he is pivoting toward where residents would The governor also is ing Democrat elected have been warning that ing, Florida Gov. Rick cuts aimed directly at not pay sales taxes on proposing cutting the statewide. Scott likely they may go ahead with a Scott wants $180 million consumers and resi- clothes or school sup- price of renewing a driv- will tout his handling of bare-bones budget that worth of cuts in taxes and dents, as opposed to cuts plies. He also wants er’s license by more than Florida’s economy in the does not include money fees during his final year targeted to businesses. In three separate week- half and would take it aftermath of the Great for new university and col- in office. the past, Scott has pushed long tax holidays where from $48 to $20. He also Recession during the lege buildings or traditional The Republican gov- to cut corporate income residents would be able wants to cut the price campaign. hometown projects. ernor outlined the tax as well as taxes to buy storm prepara- paid by people when The governor’s bid Scott last week, how- proposal Monday at stops charged on commercial tion supplies — such as they get their first Florida for cuts in taxes and fees ever, insisted the state’s at businesses in three rents and purchases by batteries and flashlights driver’s license. comes amid the reality of a economy still is growing Florida cities. It will be manufacturers. — tax-free. His push for Scott is being forced tight budget year. Florida enough that legislators considered during the “Cutting taxes works a storm supply tax holi- to leave office next year was projected to have only can afford some level of 2018 legislative session and the rest of the nation day comes in the wake of because of term limits, a small surplus heading tax cuts. Hathaway goes into hiding

Two men look at the fog at the Hathaway bridge on Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

AREA BRIEFS

COTTONDALE Teenager in custody after Jackson County homicide

A 17-year-old is in cus- tody after a shooting that left one man dead near Cottondale on Monday. Jackson County Sher- iff’s Office Capt. Scott Edwards said his office received a call about a shooting at 3:43 p.m. Responding to the resi- dence on a private drive off Veterans Way, depu- ties found a man dead from a gunshot wound. The shooter had fled in a vehicle. Edwards said the teen suspect was apprehended at a nearby church with- out incident and will be charged with an open count of murder. It was unclear late Police investigate a single vehicle crash on Ninth Street on Monday. Early reports Monday of the relation- indicate the car might have been stolen. [ERYN DION/NEWS HERALD] ship between the victim and the suspect. Neither The crash happened victims of Sunday’s Texas been charged with a was named, although about 1:40 p.m., with shooting. noncriminal violation of Edwards said the victim PCPD, Bay County On Monday, Scott the Florida Government was an older male. Sheriff’s Office and released a memoran- in the Sunshine Law, The investigation is the Panama City Fire dum stating flags at all according to the State continuing. Department respond- local and state buildings, Attorney’s Office. ing. The scene spanned installations and grounds According to the PANAMA CITY several blocks, shutting through Florida be low- charging documents, Vehicle in crash might have down Ninth Street from ered and remain so until 67-year-old John been stolen, PCPD says Sherman Avenue to Bay the expiration of the pres- Herrick Sanborn Jr. Avenue for several hours ident’s national directive unlawfully engaged in a Police said they believe as investigators cataloged at sunset on Thursday. discussion or exchange a man who was seriously debris scattered across On Sunday, 26 people of information with injured in a single-car the roadway. were killed and 20 others other members of the crash on Ninth Street on Morris said the vehicle were injured during the council regarding a Monday might have been is believed to be stolen massacre at the First matter which “foresee- driving a stolen car. out of Gainesville. Police Baptist Church in Suther- ably could come before Lt. John Morris with scanner reports from just land Springs, Texas. The the board or commis- the Panama City Police before the crash indicated shooter, later identified sion for action” outside Department said the a car had sped away from as Devin Kelley, opened of a public meeting. driver was traveling officers in that area, but fire inside of the church, The violation occurred at a high rate of speed Morris said those trans- claiming lives ranging during June. The viola- down Sherman Avenue missions did not come from 5 to 72 years old. tion is punishable by a toward Ninth Street. from PCPD and he could The shooting was the maximum fine of $500. While trying to negotiate not confirm them. deadliest in Texas history. The Tourist Devel- the turn, the gray sedan The identity of the Scott’s memorandum opment Council is a struck a tree, Morris said. driver was not disclosed, came after President volunteer board made Rather than stay put, only that he is a black Donald Trump’s procla- up of representatives in Morris said the driver male and was the vehi- mation ordering U.S. flags the local tourism indus- kept going, reversing cle’s sole occupant. to be flown at half-staff try. Sanborn is president and speeding down Ninth at the White House and of Adventures Unlimited Street until he struck TALLAHASSEE other designated areas. in Milton and is the north a parked Gulf Power Scott orders lowering of end appointee of the six- utility truck and losing fl ags after Texas massacre PENSACOLA member tourism council. control. The impact Santa Rosa tourism Sanborn has a court trapped the driver in the Gov. Rick Scott on council member charged date scheduled for 9 car and firefighters had Monday directed U.S. a.m. Dec. 5 in Santa Rosa to free him. Morris said and State of Florida flags A Santa Rosa County County. the driver’s injuries were be flown at half-staff Tourist Development life-threatening. in remembrance of the Council member has Staff reports * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 A7

TV LISTINGS

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Don’t tinker with privacy

member of Florida’s Constitution Revi- sion Commission is proposing an amendment that would add 10 words to a section of the A state constitution — and a lot of ambiguity. Committee vice chairman John Stemberger, an Orlando attorney appointed by House Speaker Richard Corco- ran, is sponsoring a public proposal by former Florida Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Bell to change Article I, Section 23 of the Florida Constitution to read: “Right of privacy. Every natural person has the right to be let alone and free from governmental intrusion into the person’s private life with respect to privacy of infor- mation and the disclosure thereof except as otherwise Indictment could end Manafort’s highend lifestyle provided herein.” (The new language is in italics.) Stemberger has said the new clause restores “the origi- But the Special Coun- Between June 2008 and nal intent.” He cites the “rapid growth of technology sel’s office dug up so much August 2014, you spent more resulting in the increased invasion of personal and private stuff — all those offshore than $5.4 million on home information through various forms of surveillance and companies and bank improvements for your the monitoring of personal electronic devices” as cause accounts. They tracked at spread in Bridgehampton. for additional protection of Floridians’ privacy rights. least $18 million that found There’s another $820,000 But others are more skeptical. Abortion-rights its way back to the United for landscaping, $112,000 Carl Hiaasen activists fear the change might open the door to States, money you spent for audio-video equip- restricting access to abortions, such as via wait- on real estate, clothes, ment and almost a million ing periods or parental consent laws. ou are Paul John antiques, art, home- bucks on antique rugs. You Stemberger (who is president and general counsel of Manafort Jr., entertainment systems. are fully aware how ridicu- the Florida Family Policy Council, which opposes abor- Y former exalted This Mueller guy, he lous this appears, but those tion) has called those claims “intellectually dishonest.” campaign manager for doesn’t fool around. The rugs are incredibly nice. Certainly if the goal is to influence abortion policy, Donald J. Trump. deeper you get into the You remind yourself it’s then the commission should be upfront about it. Your lawyer has called indictment, the more no crime to be rich in this Meanwhile, Barbara Petersen, president of the First with the news. Now you’re worried you are. country. You’ll plead inno- Amendment Foundation, wrote the commission last sitting in your silk bath- They want you to talk, cent, go to trial, and your week expressing concern that if the proposal were robe and chinchilla slip- of course, about the sum- lawyer will work his magic! adopted it would broadly expand legislative powers to pers staring at a 31-page mer you spent running But what if he doesn’t? “provide by law” that certain “private” information federal indictment. the Trump campaign. The What if a jury of ordinary is not public record. Since state law already exempts Your name is all over it. Russia thing, in particular. folks can’t understand? from public disclosure medical information, per- If your lawyer can’t save But you don’t want You think about the man sonal financial information and even home addresses you, you’ll be going to to be branded a rat. you helped elect presi- in some situations, she wonders what the goal of the prison for a long time. You continue study- dent. Maybe he’s worried amendment is. She questions whether under cover You are 68 years old. ing the indictment. Every enough — or crazy enough of the revised constitution, lawmakers may deem You really don’t want paragraph is painful. — to grant you a pardon. “private” text messages between legislators and lob- to go to prison. They know about all Is it worth a phone call? byists on private phones from public disclosure. You’ve got that terrific the money you got from You try to crumple the Given the fact that every year the Legislature house out in the Hamptons, the pro-Russia faction in indictment, but it’s too seeks to erode the Sunshine Law — and some- and another in Virginia. the Ukraine, and the lob- thick, so you just kick it times succeeds — by exempting more and more Then there’s your 5,231 bying campaign that you across the antique rug. material, her mistrust is well-founded. square-foot home in Palm denied coordinating. You don’t want to be a rat, Defining privacy only in terms of “information,” Beach Gardens, Florida. They also know about the but you also don’t want though, is too narrow. The constitution should enshrine Eighty-four square feet is banks you used in Cyprus, to spend the rest of your broad rights, such as to life, property and privacy, the size of an average fed- the Grenadines, and the Sey- ambulatory life in court. leaving the Legislature to statutorily address specific eral prison cell, but that’s chelle islands. Right there on Page 30 was the crusher. cases. If the public fears technology gives govern- if you’re stuck in solitary. page 3: “In total, more than The feds want to seize ment too much access to personal data, or allows law Your cell would prob- $75 million flowed through almost all your property, enforcement too much leeway in surveillance, then ably be larger than that, the offshore accounts.” including the remodeled pass laws that set the parameters and protections. though you’d likely have They found the wire trans- houses in Bridgehamp- The commission still must approve any proposal company. With any luck fers, too. The Internal Rev- ton and Arlington. before placing it on the November 2018 ballot for vot- your roommate would be enue Service says you didn’t For some reason they ers to consider. Stemberger’s idea should have to clear a tax cheat or an embez- pay taxes on the income. didn’t mention the home in a very high bar to advance. So far, there’s been no zler, not a meth dealer. Reading pages 7 through 14 Palm Beach Gardens. Maybe compelling reason to change Article I, Section 23. You start reading through makes you twitch. They’ve that could be part of the deal. the indictment. It’s depress- listed all the payments You are 68 years old. This editorial first appeared in the Daytona News Jour- ing. You thought you’d been from your shell companies Florida would be a nice nal, a News Herald sister paper with Gatehouse Media. really careful all those years. to “vendors” in the states. place to settle down.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR SQUALL LINE

Pay your fair share of income taxes pay into the federal or state income tax Only that needs deregulating is this look for GM, Ford, etc jobs? system! How is that fair to all of us? Trump! Deregulate this incompe- If you are a resident of the USA, Even the lowest income earn- tent dangerous know nothing right Why in the world would these are just a few examples of what ers in the USA could pay 1 percent out the door of the White House! the TDC support MTV com- the federal government provides; or 2 percent of their income into the ing to town again. They are First and foremost; national tax system. Then we could actually The Mini Page. Come on. It’s the nothing but problems. defense (US Military Forces), home- say that everyone earning a living in same size as other pages. That’s land security (includes FEMA), the the USA is paying their fair share. false advertising. Don’t blow a In America, it’s a Right to FBI, the judicial system, food and If you do not pay into a govern- gasket people. I’m only kidding. own a gun, but not a Right drug safety, national parks, student ment tax system, then how can you, to have access to treatment loans, anti-poverty programs like or should you, have a voice in how Some responsible gun own- from being shot with one. Temporary Aid to Needy Families these income taxes are spent for ers see need for gun control. It’s (TANF), food stamps, and housing these programs? Think about it. the gun obsessed like Wayne Our area needs a local radio assistance, and many other services Bottom line, as residents of this great LaPierre & his ilk who are not!! talkshow host who can engage funded by federal income tax. country we all currently benefit from the listening audience at level of I don’t list examples of what a the government programs identified $700K for Prince’s guitar. intelligence above third grade. state provides its residents; how- above regardless of whether you pay Good lord. Some folks have ever, I’m sure you can come up for them or not. To justify these ben- more money than they do sense. A concealed weapons permit with a few examples yourself. efits we all receive, everyone earning That’s insanity on steroids. does not permit you to carry We constantly hear the phrase “pay an income in the USA should pay their your weapon. It enables gov- your fair share”. I agree with this fair share of income taxes and stop Gun culture is out of control. ernment employees to have a statement since I pay into the sys- living off other people’s hard earned GOP Congress is out of control. data base of weapon owners. tem and as a USA resident, I receive money! Remember, taxpayers are As they are owned lock,stock & the benefits of what the government forced to pay into the government’s barrel by NRA. Pun intended! Think of all the things you could provides. However, the statement is tax system under penalty of law. have bought if money wasn’t not factual or accurate since more than Trump wants more Japanese stolen from you to pay JUST the 40 percent of USA residents do NOT Steve Geczy, Panama City cars built in America. How does retirement benefits for lifeguards.

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Dow 23,548.42 ▲ 9.23 Nasdaq 6,786.44 ▲ 22.00 S&P 2,591.13 ▲ 3.29 ‘Unsustainable’ Russell 1,497.96 ▲ 3.05 NYSE 12,400.93 ▲ 27.87 Why debt from straight months. Corporate GOP tax cuts might profits are strong. And the COMMODITIES impose a painful price unemployment rate is 4.1 REVIEW percent, its lowest level in By Paul Wiseman nearly 17 years. Gold 1,279.40 ▲ 12.90 The Associated Press All of which is why some Silver 17.195 ▲ .401 analysts argue that big tax Platinum 935.00 ▲ 13.10 WASHINGTON — When cuts aren’t needed now Copper 3.1505 ▲ .0400 House Republicans pro- — even if they would help Oil 57.35 ▲ 1.71 posed their tax-cut plan last stimulate the economy, which week, critics noted that it is far from sure. Instead, pol- came with a towering price: icymakers and lawmakers THE DOW 30 It would swell the nation’s could be capitalizing on good debt by $1.5 trillion at a time times to take a whack at the COMPANY CLOSE CHG when the economy is already government’s surging debt — 3M $230.31 -1.91 faring well on its own and a $14.8 trillion (or $20.5 trillion Amer. Express $96.29 -0.14 vast generation of retiring if you include including debts Apple $174.25 +1.75 baby boomers threatens to This Oct. 30 fi le photo shows the Capitol in Washington, at dawn. [J. the government owes itself). Boeing $264.07 +2.32 strain the Social Security and SCOTT APPLEWHITE/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] In a report last month, the Caterpillar $137.71 +1.08 Medicare programs. International Monetary Fund Chevron $117.04 +2.05 President Donald Trump of Economic Advisers, has rates up as the government concluded that many wealthy Cisco $34.41 -0.06 and Republicans in Congress contended that the proposal competes with private bor- countries could afford to Coca-Cola $45.47 -0.50 argue that their plan, which to cut the corporate tax rate rowers for credit. It could pare their deficits by raising DowDuPont $70.24 -0.92 would shrink the corporate to 20 percent from 35 per- also eventually require cuts to taxes on the wealthiest with- Exxon $83.75 +0.57 tax rate and end taxes for cent could, by itself, enlarge popular spending programs. out jeopardizing economic Gen. Electric $20.13 -0.01 most wealthy estates, would the economy by up to $1.2 And it might leave policymak- growth. Goldman Sachs $243.49 -0.91 accelerate economic growth. trillion over the long run and ers with less ammunition the “We should be running Home Depot $164.22 -0.17 It would do so, they say, by eventually add $4,000 a year next time a recession strikes. surpluses when the economy leaving more after-tax money to average household income. For now, the American is strong,” William Gale, co- Intel $46.70 +0.63 for businesses to invest and to Those claims were promptly economy is already glid- director of the Tax Policy IBM $150.84 -0.74 increase pay for their employ- dismissed as wildly optimis- ing along at a decent pace. Center, wrote in a blog J&J $139.76 -0.32 ees, who would then spend tic by Democrats and many Growth has come in at a solid post after the tax plan was JPMorgan $100.78 -0.63 more and help invigorate the economists. annual rate of 3 percent or released last week. “The McDonald’s $170.07 +1.42 economy. Adding to the govern- better in each of the past two proposed tax cuts would add Merck $55.88 -0.18 Kevin Hassett, chairman ment’s debts poses risks, too: quarters. Employers have to an already unsustainable Microsoft $84.47 +0.33 of the White House Council More debt could drive interest added jobs for a record 85 long-term fiscal situation.” Nike $56.04 +0.33 Pfi zer $35.32 -0.23 Proct. & Gamble $86.05 -0.53 Travelers $133.44 +0.12 Broadcom United Tech $120.39 -0.68 Verizon $45.53 -1.89 Walmart $88.70 -0.98 off ers $103B for Walt Disney $100.64 +2.00 United Health $212.12 -0.75 Qualcomm in Visa $111.92 +0.56

STOCKS OF LOCAL chip megadeal INTEREST The Associated Press COMPANY CLOSE CHG At&T $32.86 -0.44 NEW YORK — Broadcom made an unso- Darden Rests $82.40 +0.12 licited, $103 billion offer for rival chipmaker Gen Dynamics $202.37 -1.69 Qualcomm, the tech industry’s largest Hanger Inc $11.70 -0.24 attempted takeover that is destined to come Hancock Hldg $48.65 -0.35 under intense regulatory scrutiny. Home Bancs $22.18 +0.00 Qualcomm, known to consumers as Itt Corp $51.89 +0.57 the maker of Snapdragon chips found in The St Joe $17.85 -0.10 smartphones and tablets, is already the Kbr Inc $21.09 +0.81 No. 3 chip supplier, according to research L-3 Comms $186.40 -0.12 firm Gartner, trailing Intel and Samsung. Oceaneering $22.04 +1.24 A combination with Broadcom would not change that. Regions $15.88 +0.07 But a transaction between the two would Sallie Mae $10.39 -0.03 likely raise antitrust concerns, analysts Southern $51.65 -0.79 said. The combined company would have Suntrust $60.15 -0.25 about 40 percent of the cellphone chip Westrock $59.27 -0.68 market, said Stifel analyst Kevin Cassidy. Ingersoll-Rand $86.15 -0.10 Moreover, it would create a company with Engility Holds $29.48 +1.55 “massive market share” in the kind of chips that power Wi-Fi, location data and Blue- Source: Matt Wegner tooth, necessary for the next generation of Financial Advisor connected devices, said Stuart Carlaw, chief The Edward Jones Co. research officer at ABI Research. That could Panama City, 769-1278 make it more expensive to incorporate such technologies in new areas, like electric car FOREIGN EXCHANGE infrastructure and “smart” utility grids, slowing their development, he said. U.S. $1.00 = Canadian1.27 U.S. $1.00 = Mexican Peso19.06 U.S. $1.00 = Euro 0.86 U.S. $1.00 = British Pound 0.76 Stocks rise as oil jumps to 2-year high BRIEFCASE By Marley Jay WASHINGTON The Associated Press Supreme Court passes on Madden football case NEW YORK — U.S. stocks made modest gains and set more records Monday as Pass. That’s what the upheaval in oil-rich Saudi Arabia sent crude Supreme Court has decided prices to two-year highs. Chipmakers and to do with a copyright dis- media companies climbed on deal reports pute case stemming from a while phone and household goods compa- classic football video game. nies sank. The court said Monday U.S. crude oil reached its highest price it won’t take up the case since mid-2015 after dozens of Saudi involving John Madden princes and senior officials and business- Football. men were arrested as part of a purported A computer programmer corruption investigation. Saudi Arabia is behind the original 1988 the world’s largest exporter of oil, and inves- hit game for the Apple II tors wondered if the tumult could constrict computer wanted the court oil supplies and drive prices higher. Energy to take up his case. Robin companies jumped, with drilling companies Antonick sued video game making some of the biggest gains. company Electronic Arts Chipmakers surged after Broadcom in 2011 claiming it acted offered to buy competitor Qualcomm for improperly by failing to give $103 billion, which would be the largest him royalties on a version of technology acquisition ever if it’s completed. the game for the Sega Genesis Wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile tum- game system which copied bled after they called off merger talks over the his game’s computer code. weekend, and reports that Sprint’s owner, Lower courts ruled against Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, might buy Antonick. cable company Charter hammered shares of telecom giants AT&T and Verizon, which The Associated Press might face tougher competition. * ** A10 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Trump strikes hard line against NKorea

By Jill Colvin and insisted that all options are Jonathan Lemire on the table. Moon, mean- The Associated Press while, favors dialogue as the best strategy for defusing the TOKYO — President nuclear tension and vehe- Donald Trump struck a hard mently opposes a potential line against North Korea’s military clash that could nuclear weapons program cause enormous casualties in Monday and urged Japan South Korea. to do the same as he closed Trump backed up his strong out two days of talks, dinner words about North Korea by and golf diplomacy with ally sending a budget request to Japan. Capitol Hill on Monday for $4 The president refused to billion to support “additional rule out eventual military efforts to detect, defeat, and action against the north and defend against any North exhorted dictator Kim Jong Korean use of ballistic mis- Un to stop weapons testing, siles against the United calling the recent launches of States, its deployed forces, missiles over Japanese terri- allies, or partners.” tory “a threat to the civilized And as he departed for world and international peace South Korea, he tweeted that and stability.” Moon is “a fine gentleman,” “We will not stand for adding, “We will figure it all that,” Trump said at news out!” conference with Japanese On a personal level, Trump Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. U.S. President Donald Trump holds up his glass for a toast during a state banquet at the Akasaka Palace and Moon have not devel- “The era of strategic patience on Monday in Tokyo. Trump is on a fi ve-country trip through Asia traveling to Japan, South Korea, China, oped the same close rapport is over. Some people say my Vietnam and the Philippines. [ANDREW HARNIK/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] as Trump has with Abe or rhetoric is very strong but even China’s Xi Jinping. Part look what has happened with Japan’s constitution was Liberal Democratic Party south of Seoul. of Moon’s mission during very weak rhetoric in the last revised after World War II to say that it may be possible to U.S. and South Korean the visit will likely be to 25 years.” include a clause renouncing shoot down a missile headed officials have said the base strengthen his personal ties The president did not deny war and the country spends toward Guam if it causes an visit is meant to underscore with Trump, said Michael reports he was frustrated that only about 1 percent of its existential threat to the U.S. the countries’ ties and South O’Hanlon, a senior fellow in Japan did not shoot down a GDP on defense. Abe has as Japan’s ally. Experts say Korea’s commitment to con- foreign policy at the Brook- ballistic missile North Korea slowly tried to remove some that is questionable. tributing to its own defense. ings Institution. recently fired over its terri- of the pacifist constraints As part of his Asia tour, Burden-sharing is a theme “Now poor President Moon tory. Trump instead declared and is already seeking money Trump will visit South Trump has stressed ever since is playing catch-up ball that Abe “will shoot ‘em out to purchase upgraded SM3 Korea, where he will forgo the his presidential campaign. because everyone acknowl- of the sky when he completes interceptors with greater customary trip to the demili- Trump and South Korea’s edges that he’s not bonding the purchase of lots of addi- accuracy and range, as well tarized zone separating north liberal President Moon quite as much with Donald tional military equipment as other advanced missile and south — a pilgrimage Jae-in agree on the need Trump as the rest of the from the United States.” defense systems. made by every U.S. presi- to pressure the North with region,” said O’Hanlon. He Trump said Abe had Under its constitution, dents except one since Ronald sanctions and other deter- said Moon could face pressure agreed to purchase “massive Japan can shoot down a mis- Reagan as a demonstration rence measures. But Trump “to deliver a stronger relation- amounts of military equip- sile only when it is aimed at of solidarity with the South. has warned of unleashing ship” whereas “in most other ment, as he should,” arguing the country or if debris is fall- Instead, Trump planned to “fire and fury,” threatened to parts of the world, people are the U.S. makes the “best mili- ing on its territory. But some visit Camp Humphreys, a “totally destroy” the North, trying to keep their distance tary equipment, by far.” hawkish members of Abe’s military base about 40 miles if necessary, and repeatedly from Donald Trump.” DATELINES

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This undated photo released by the Egyptian Ministry Keith Cooper, smiles during a news conference Feb. 10 The Ghost Ship Warehouse is shown Dec. 3, 2016, after of Antiquities shows an ancient dining room dating in Chicago, after Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb granted a fi re swept through the Oakland, Calif., building. Derick back about 2,300 years, from the Hellenistic period, a him a pardon for a robbery he didn’t commit. The Almena, blamed for the nation’s deadliest structure fi re in discovery made by a German-Egyptian mission, at the Chicago man pardoned after spending nearly a decade more than 14 years, tells KTVU-TV in a jailhouse interview site of Watfa in Fayoum province, about 80 kilometers, in prison for an armed robbery he didn’t commit sued a that the building’s owner shares responsibility for the or 50 miles, southwest of the capital, Cairo, Egypt. northern Indiana city, its police chief and three offi cers deaths. He says owner Chor Ng he planned to use the [EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF ANTIQUITIES VIA THE ASSOCIATED on Monday. The suit alleges they framed him for the warehouse as an arts space and community center and PRESS] crime and “nearly destroyed his life.” that she knew people would be coming in and out. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] [KGO-TV VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN DAKAR, SENEGAL MIAMI boot after flipping the bird by Poland’s ruling party that Pakistani consulate staffer Bus crash in Senegal kills 25 New tropical depression at President Donald Trump’s he said are destroying the rule killed in Afghanistan people, some on pilgrimage forms in the central Atlantic motorcade. of law and democracy in the The Washington Post country. A Pakistani employee of the Senegal reports say two A new tropical depression reports Juli Briskman was on Piotr Szczesny, a 54-year- Pakistan consulate was shot buses collided, killing at least has formed in the central her bicycle last month when old chemist, set himself alight and killed in the eastern Nan- 25 people and injuring at least Atlantic but does not cur- Trump’s motorcade drove on Oct. 19 and died more than garhar province on Sunday, a dozen, including many who rently pose a threat to land. by her on a northern Virginia a week later. an Afghan official said. were heading to an annual The depression’s maximum road. He left a letter explain- Attaullah Khogyani, the pilgrimage. sustained winds Monday A photo that quickly went ing he was protesting a spokesman for the provin- Senegal radio station Rfm morning are near 35 mph. viral shows her raising the government that he accused cial governor in Nangarhar, reported Monday that one The U.S. National Hurricane middle finger of her left hand of limiting civil liberties, says the consulate employee of the buses involved in the Center says some strength- in defiance. violating the constitution and was shot by two gunmen on accident was heading toward ening is forecast and the Briskman’s face is not vis- making Poland an object of a motorcycle in Jalalabad, the Touba where up to 1 mil- depression is expected to ible in the photo, but the Post ridicule internationally. province’s capital. lion people are heading for become a tropical storm later quoted her as saying she told He wrote in his letter that The victim was working in Wednesday’s annual Muslim in the day. her bosses at Herndon, Vir- ruling party leader Jaro- the consulate’s visa section pilgrimage. The depression is centered ginia-based Akima LLC it was slaw Kaczynski and other and went shopping without The other bus was heading about 900 miles east of Ber- her. party leaders would have a security detail, Khogyani the opposite direction toward muda and is moving east near “blood on their hands” for added. Kebemer when the two vehi- 6 mph with a northward turn WARSAW, POLAND his death. No one immediately cles collided. expected later in the day. Silent march in Poland honors In his letter, he described claimed responsibility for the The city of Touba hosts the man who set himself on fi re himself as an “ordinary gray killing. annual pilgrimage celebrating HERNDON, VA. man” and called on his fellow The Afghan Charge the work of Cheikh Ahmadou Woman fi red for fl ipping off Hundreds of people Poles to revolt against the d’Affaires expressed con- Bamba, a Sufi guide who Trump’s motorcade marched in silence Monday government. dolences on behalf of his peacefully opposed French to honor a man who set him- government. settlers. A woman has gotten the self on fire to protest policies The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 A11 Police work on tactics for far-right rallies

By Erik Schelzig and Virginia, banned bats, enforcement agencies arose,” University of Michael Kunzelman bricks, flag poles and any around the country are Florida police Chief Linda The Associated Press other items that poten- honing their responses Stump-Kurnick. tially could be used as to an increasing number Josh Bronson, training SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. weapons at a rally held of rallies held by far-right director for the Inter- — Snipers perched on by a Confederate heritage groups, trying to balance national Association of rooftops. Police helicop- group. free-speech rights with Campus Law Enforce- ters and drones hovered Police in Berkeley, Cal- public safety and com- ment Administrators, overhead. Officers in ifornia, employed similar paring notes to see which began developing a new riot gear lined the streets. tactics this year after a tactics work best. training program for White nationalists hands-off approach Preparing for a speech campus police within and counterprotesters failed to prevent a series by white nationalist Rich- days of the Charlottes- screamed at each other of violent clashes. ard Spencer on its campus ville violence. from fenced-off pens, At the heart of the last month, the University One of Bronson’s pri- but the tactics employed changes is a determina- of Florida sent a contin- mary messages is that White nationalist demonstrators use shields as they guard by law enforcement tion to prevent a repeat gent of police officers to meeting with group lead- the entrance to Lee Park on Aug. 12 in Charlottesville, Va. at the “White Lives of the bloodshed resulting Berkeley to learn from the ers on opposing sides of [STEVE HELBER/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] Matter” rally last month from a white nationalist city’s experiences. the barricades — before in Tennessee might have rally in Charlottesville, “We have to be the the rallies even begin At the “Unite the barriers or police tape. prevented the kind of Virginia, in August, when mediator (for) people’s — can help police avoid Right” rally in Charlot- Officers largely stood and mayhem that had erupted a woman was struck ability to have free violence. tesville on Aug. 12, white watched as people threw at earlier rallies in other and killed by a car that speech. But ... what we “The more communi- nationalists and coun- punches, beat each other states. plowed into a group of took away from Berke- cation that occurs, the terprotesters converged with clubs, set off smoke Several weeks ear- counterprotesters. ley was to act quickly more positive the out- at an intersection that bombs and unleashed lier, police in Richmond, Since then, law if something violent come,” he said. remained unblocked by chemical spray. Many paths lead to homelessness Mattis faces

By Jae Hong and questions from Brian Melley The Associated Press allies on Islamic

LOS ANGELES — It’s easy to walk past the State strategy homeless, to disre- gard the guy lying on By Lolita C. Baldor of the Assad family is the street or ignore the The Associated Press coming to an end.” woman standing at an Tillerson made the intersection holding a HELSINKI — As the comments after meet- handwritten sign with a Islamic State group ing with the U.N.’s plea for help. loses its remaining envoy for Syria, Staffan It’s harder to look away strongholds in Iraq and de Mistura, who later when you’ve seen their Syria, Defense Secre- announced plans to eyes. tary Jim Mattis is facing resume U.N.-mediated Look past lines drawn by a growing chorus of peace talks Nov. 28. It hard living or the still-soft questions from NATO will be the eighth such skin of someone young but allies and partners about round under his media- struggling to break the cycle what the next steps will tion in Geneva since of dependency or abuse. be in the region to pre- early 2016. Their eyes hint at lost Moi Williams, 59, poses for a photo on Sept. 13 in Los Angeles. Williams, who has serve peace and ensure Mattis said intel- promise or offer a glimmer been homeless for four years, said he is comfortable sleeping on the street. “I’m not the militants don’t rise ligence assessments of hope. Some are haunt- bothering nobody. I’m not being bothered.” [JAE C. HONG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] again. two to three months ing, some placid. Others Heading into a week ago made it clear that troubled or masking trou- Millennium Biltmore hotel, a place to live and some “People steal your tents of meetings with Nordic the Islamic State group bles. Some are warm and Williams reclined on his money, but said he doesn’t and your tarps and your countries and allies was “going down.” He tender; others tough and side, resting on an elbow on stay at shelters and hasn’t clothes. I’ve lost everything across Europe, Mattis said information based anxious. concrete steps leading to a signed up for any public I owned.” must begin to articulate on the number of IS You wonder: Why did park in the heart of down- assistance. For now, he’s He’s hoping that as a vet- what has been a murky individuals taken pris- they end up here? How town Los Angeles. mostly comfortable where eran he can get permanent American policy on oner and the number of do they get by on so little? Rather than stand out he is. housing, though he missed how the future of Syria fighters who were get- What do they need to get in contrast to the business “I’m not bothering an earlier opportunity unfolds. ting wounded or were back on their feet? people hustling by or com- nobody,” Williams said. because a stint in a shel- Speaking to reporters deserting the group made The questions don’t muters heading home, he “I’m not being bothered.” ter disqualified him from traveling with him to it clear that “the whole always have easy answers. fits in as one of the many NAME: JAMES HARRIS, being considered chroni- Finland, Mattis said the bottom was dropping Solutions are not always homeless people who idle 54 cally homeless. main question from U.S. out.” available. The extent of their days in Pershing HOME: A tent in He gets by on $900 a allies is: what comes But while he said the someone’s past troubles Square. Hollywood month from Social Secu- next? And he said the effort now is to get the can be impossible to know. Williams’ stare is as Harris likes to open with rity and whatever he can key is to get the peace diplomatic process As part of its project empty as the details he “God bless you” before scrounge up. A little extra process on track. shifted to Geneva and looking at the homeless offers about his life. asking for money. It makes cash might get him some “We’re trying to the United Nations, he crisis on the West Coast, He said he’s been on the him feel better to offer crack to smoke at night. get this into the dip- offered few details that AP photographer Jae Hong streets three or four years. something in exchange for “I put needs first, drugs lomatic mode so we suggest the effort is went to Seattle, the San His beard and hair are start- a handout. last,” he said. can get things sorted moving forward. Francisco Bay Area and Los ing to gray and a cigarette is “It’s hard panhandling He spent the remaining out,” said Mattis, who In addition to the diplo- Angeles to shoot intimate propped behind his left ear. and taking things from $105 from a recent check on will meet with NATO matic efforts, Mattis said portraits of the people with He had a job, but “it just people,” he said. a suit and put on makeup to defense ministers later the U.S. is still working no permanent homes. He got away,” he said. He fig- Harris said he has had look like Two-Face, the vil- this week. “and make to resolve conflicts with used a special lens to focus ured he’d find another, but AIDS for 30 years, he said. lain from Batman comics. certain (that) minori- Russia in the increas- on their eyes. it never came along. When medication stopped He wanted to “make an ties — whoever they are ingly crowded skies over Here are the stories those “I’m not fighting, like I working, he got depressed honest living” with others — are not just subject the Iraq and Syria border, people told. used to,” he said. “When and was evicted. Now he dressed as superheroes or to more of what we’ve where a lot of the fighting NAME: MOI WIL- I was younger, before I got feels like an outcast, vul- movie characters jostling seen” under Syrian has shifted. LIAMS, 59 a job, I used to fight a lot.” nerable and struggling to for tips on Hollywood President Bashar Assad On Friday, Assad’s HOME: Streets of Los Now he is trying to beat survive. Boulevard. until now. military announced the Angeles drugs and alcohol. “I’ve been beaten, But it didn’t go well. He U.S. Secretary of capture of the eastern Across from the elegant Williams would like robbed, chased,” he said. said he didn’t earn a dime. State Rex Tillerson in Syrian city of Deir el- late October repeated Zour, while Iraqi Prime Washington’s call for Minister Haider al-Abadi Assad to surrender con- proclaimed victory in How was the Texas gunman able to purchase a fi rearm? trol, looking past recent retaking the town of battlefield gains by his Qaim on the border, the By Lisa Marie Pane Of course, the law only Russian-backed forces militants’ last significant The Associated Press works if folks are abiding to insist that “the reign urban area in Iraq. by the law.” ATLANTA — A two- Neither the Air Force decade-old federal law nor the federal Bureau of is supposed to prevent Alcohol, Tobacco, Fire- people with a history of arms and Explosives domestic violence from returned messages seek- buying or owning a fire- ing information on what arm. So why didn’t Devin the military is required to Kelley’s conviction pre- report — and what reports, vent him purchasing if any, were filed in Kelley’s weapons before he killed case. 26 parishioners at a Texas Wilson County Sheriff Joe Tackitt Jr. provides an update Local law enforcement church? to the media Monday at the scene of a shooting at the said that Kelley did not The answer isn’t clear, First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, in Sutherland have a permit to carry a but it may have to do with Springs, Texas. [ERIC GAY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] firearm in Texas. How- where his domestic vio- ever, a license to carry is lence case was handled: checks on citizens looking the Lautenberg Amend- not required to buy a gun in a military court. to purchase a firearm. ment is supposed to in the state. Kelley was found guilty The Lautenberg Amend- prevent from possessing Kelley served at Hol- of abusing his wife and ment, enacted by Congress a firearm,” said Rachel loman Air Force Base in her son and received a in 1996, was designed to VanLandingham, a pro- New Mexico from 2010 bad-conduct discharge prohibit people convicted fessor at Southwestern until his discharge in from the Air Force. But of domestic violence Law School in Los Ange- 2014. He was in logistics, it’s unclear if the Defense from buying or possess- les and a retired Air Force responsible for moving Department reported his ing a firearm regardless of lieutenant colonel and passengers and cargo. He conviction to the fed- whether the crime was a former judge advocate. served 12 months’ con- eral database that is used felony or a misdemeanor. “I’m not sure how he was finement after his 2012 to conduct background “This is exactly the guy able to obtain his weapon. court-martial. * ** A12 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald

other activities. currently lives in Geor- “I am really excited Michael Waldrop, who FSU ZOMBIES “We’re also doing gia, near where “The because I’ve never appears at conventions zombie trivia,” Fernan- Walking Dead” is filmed, been in this town. and other events as the Continued from A1 Continued from A1 dez said. and started cosplaying I love cosplaying. Emerald Coast Spider- “There’s going to be as Abraham about two ... Abraham is such Man, will be at Night something to do at all years ago after being told a recognizable of the Mocking Dead! determining a cause of campy horror stuff.” times at the event.” he looked like him. character. Really, me with a special version death. Tallahassee Police Tickets for the new The event will also “I am really excited and Michael [Cudlitz, of his costume that will Chief Michael DeLeo said convention are $5 at the feature an appear- because I’ve never been the actor who portrays be more “tattered” and they are still investigating. door. Fernandez said ance by professional in this town,” Twellman, Abraham] are like “battle damaged.” On Monday, 20-year- they are not doing online cosplayers portraying who met Fernandez last twins. ... I’m just “I think it’s going to old Garrett John Marcy, a pre-sales because they characters from “The month at Quest-Con in looking forward to go pretty well,” Waldrop member of Phi Delta Theta, want to keep it as simple Walking Dead.” Mobile, Ala., said. “I love being in Panama City.” said. was charged with the sale as possible for their first Chris Twellmann will cosplaying. ... Abraham “We have a lot of and trafficking of cocaine. time. be one of the cosplayers is such a recognizable ‘Walking Dead’ fans Marcy was arrested by There will also be on hand and is dress- character. Really, me Chris Twellmann here. For the price you Florida State University contests for costumes ing as the fiery redhead and Michael [Cudlitz, can’t beat it.” police and booked into the and to see who can eat Abraham. the actor who portrays For more informa- Leon County Jail, where his a jelly brain the fastest In a phone inter- Abraham] are like twins. tion and updates, check bail was set at $75,000. with their hands tied, a view, Twellman said ... I’m just looking for- won’t be the only rec- out the Facebook page “I just feel like for what- panel discussion on how this would be his first ward to being in Panama ognizable characters for Chimichanga Talk ever reason, the message to survive an apocalyptic time in Panama City. City.” there since Spider-Man or email them at chimi- is not getting through,” event, a live podcast and The German native Abraham and Eugene will also be on hand. [email protected]. Thrasher said. “Unfortu- nately, we’ve got to take steps with our students, to and did not think he Sunday. Martin said street and started firing at the church, and two make sure this never hap- SHOOTING would survive, authori- the text messages were the rifle at the church, handguns were recov- pens again.” ties said. sent to the gunman’s then continued firing ered from the gunman’s John Armstrong, who Continued from A1 The investigation mother-in-law, who after entering the white vehicle, according to served as president of showed that Kelley had attended the church. It wood-frame building, the Bureau of Alcohol, Florida State’s Beta Theta displayed a pattern of was unclear if they were Martin said. Tobacco, Firearms and Pi chapter in 1998, said he “Our church was not violence spanning years. referring to the same As he left, the shooter Explosives. had mixed feelings about comprised of members In 2014, sheriff’s dep- people. was confronted by an The assailant did not Monday’s announcement. or parishioners. We were uties went to his home Once the shoot- armed resident who had have a license to carry “Unfortunately, there a very close family,” said to check out a domes- ing started, there was grabbed his own rifle a concealed handgun, has been a rash of instances Sherri Pomeroy, the wife tic violence complaint probably “no way” for and exchanged fire with Martin said. similar to this, so I can of the church pastor, who involving him and his congregants to escape, Kelley. The church has posted understand the reason for was out of town with her then-girlfriend. People Wilson County Sheriff The armed man who videos of its Sunday the response,” Armstrong husband when the attack in the house said there Joe D. Tackitt Jr. said. confronted Kelley had services on a YouTube said. “I hope that it’s a happened. “Now most was no problem, and The gunman, dressed help from another local channel, and authorities short-lived response.” of our church family is no arrests were made. in black tactical gear, resident, Johnnie Lan- said they were reviewing Armstrong said there’s gone.” Kelley married the girl- fired an assault rifle gendorff, who said he video footage recorded more to fraternity life than The couple’s 14-year- friend two months later. as he walked down the was driving past the inside the church. just drinking and partying. old daughter, Annabelle That same year, Kelley center aisle during wor- church as the shooting In a video of its Oct. “It might be a good Pomeroy, was among was discharged from ship services. He turned happened. The armed 8 service, a congregant idea for people to take a those killed. the Air Force for the around and continued man asked to get in Lan- pointed to the Oct. 1 Las step back and reflect on The massacre assaulting involving his shooting on his way out gendorff’s truck, and Vegas shooting a week what values we truly want appeared to stem from previous wife. He had of the building, Tackitt the pair followed as the earlier as evidence of to portray in the Greek a domestic situation served 12 months of said. gunman drove away. the “wicked nature” of system,” Armstrong said. and was not racially or confinement after a 2012 About 20 other people “He jumped in my man. That shooting left During the suspension, religiously motivated, court-martial. were wounded. Ten of truck and said, ‘He just 58 dead and more than the only events Greek life Texas Department of He was also charged them were still hospital- shot up the church. We 500 injured. members can conduct are Public Safety Regional with misdemeanor ized Monday in critical need to go get him.’ And Sunday’s attack came meetings with the uni- Director Freeman animal cruelty in 2014 condition. I said ‘Let’s go,’” Lan- on the eighth anniver- versity or their national Martin said. in Colorado and was the Authorities said Kelley gendorff said. sary of a shooting at Fort chapter. They also can not Based on evidence at focus of a protective lived in New Braunfels, The pursuit reached Hood, between Austin have any organized par- the scene, investigators order issued in that state about 35 miles north of speeds up to 90 mph. and Waco, where 13 ticipation in homecoming believe Devin Patrick in 2015. the church. 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By Dustin Kent Kenny has knocked off either also said that it won’t be just 747-5065 | @PCNHDustinKent the Dolphins or Marlins in Mosley fans supporting their [email protected] each of the past three region bid to do so. finals, defeating Mosley in “We’re very excited to LYNN HAVEN — The past three sets in 2014, four sets get another shot at them,” five years have featured an in 2015, and Arnold in three she said. “As of right now incredible stretch of consis- sets in 2016. with Bay County vs. Bishop tent excellence from Bishop The Crusaders (17-12) will Kenny, we’re 0-3 against Kenny, with the Crusaders try to make it four in a row them. (Arnold coach Sheryl winning at least 22 games tonight when they head to Heninger) is just as excited every season from 2012-2016, Jim Redfern Gymnasium to as I would be if she had the making the state semifinals in take on Mosley (18-9) in the chance at them. We’re not each year, and winning a state Region 1-6A final at 7 p.m., looking at this as Mosley championship in 2014. but Dolphins coach Michelle vs. Bishop Kenny, but more Among those who have Mask said Monday that she of Bay County vs. Bishop had their postseason hopes believes this Mosley team Kenny, public school vs. pri- vanquished during the Cru- has what it takes to break the vate school. I think the girls saders’ remarkable run have cycle and break through to the are ready for the opportunity. Mosley’s Olivia Whittle (11) and Emma Robertson (8) go up to try been Bay County’s best: state semifinals for the first to put a ball away during a region playoff match against Arnold. Mosley and Arnold. Bishop time in program history. She See MOSLEY, B2 [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD]

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It will be one of the most traditionally successful pro- grams in the history of Florida High School Athletics Asso- ciation football against a stark newcomer when the Class 4A Detroit Lions’ Marvin Jones catches a touchdown pass in front of Green Bay Packers’ Davon House during the fi rst half of an NFL game region semifinals are held on Monday in Green Bay, Wis. [MATT LUDTKE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Friday night. Playoffs begin in all classi- fications around the state on Friday under the new format for establishing postseason Lions win as QB Staff ord qualifiers. Districts in classes 1-4 were dissolved, with the teams advancing solely on a points system. dissects struggling Packers Jacksonville Raines, 9-1, which has the sixth-most playoff appearances in the By Genaro C. Armas of 38 for 245 yards. Corner- Milestone Packers: The team’s state regardless of class The Associated Press back Darius Slay blanketed playmaking receivers did will host North Bay Haven, Jordy Nelson when the The first scoring strike to have more opportuni- making its initial foray into GREEN BAY, Wis. — Mat- Packers did try to throw Jones was the 200th touch- ties, though most came on the playoffs in only the thew Stafford passed for 361 long while the game was still down pass in 117 career short passes. Randall Cobb fifth year of the program yards and two touchdowns competitive. games for Stafford, the finished with 58 yards on at 6:30 p.m. CST Friday in to Marvin Jones, and the Abdullah fumbled the sixth-quickest in NFL his- five receptions, includ- Jacksonville. Detroit Lions snapped a ball away in the third quar- tory to reach the milestone. ing a catch-and-run for a The Buccaneers, 5-4, are three-game losing streak ter, but the Packers went Stafford, who turns 30 in 46-yard gain that set up the only Bay County team with a 30-17 win on Monday three-and-out on the ensu- February, is also fourth Hundley’s TD run. Davante that qualified for the playoffs night over the offensively ing drive. Familiar problems in NFL history for career Adams had seven catches for challenged Green Bay in the red zone popped up for touchdown passes before 53 yards. See NBH, B2 Packers. the Lions when they were age 30 behind Dan Marino, Stafford was 26 of 33, stopped on three plays at the Peyton Manning and Brett Injuries including 12 of 14 in the first Packers 1, forced to settle for Favre. half with a 25-yard touch- a field goal for a 17-point Packers S Morgan Bur- down pass to Jones. Ameer lead with 12:25 left. Not special nett left in the third quarter Abdullah added a 4-yard But without Rodgers, the with a groin injury. He had touchdown run for Detroit Packers couldn’t keep up Special teams didn’t help returned from a two-game (4-4). with the accurate, rocket- the Packers. absence with a hamstring Green Bay (4-4) finally armed Stafford. Working in their third injury. RT Bryan Bulaga left got in the end zone on Brett long snapper of the season in the fourth quarter with a Hundley’s 1-yard quarter- Critical penalty because of injuries, Green knee injury. back sneak with 9:52 left. Bay had a 38-yard field goal The Lions answered with The Lions’ opening score blocked in the first quarter Anthem Stafford’s 11-yard touch- was set up by an unnec- on a play that started with down pass to Jones with essary roughness penalty a low snap. Trevor Davis It appeared that all mem- 8:06 remaining, putting on Mike Daniels, after the didn’t get past the 22 on bers of both teams stood for COLLEGE HOOPS | B3 the game out of reach with defensive lineman appeared three kickoff returns in the the national anthem, with a 17-point lead. Jones had to head-butt Detroit center first half. many players and coaches PRESEASON seven catches for 107 yards. Travis Swanson. The flag locking arms on their The Packers have lost negated an incompletion Stat lines respective sidelines. ALL-AMERICA three straight games. Their on third-and-15 that would once-potent offense has have forced the Lions to Lions: WR Golden Tate Up next Michigan State star struggled since star quarter- punt from their own 25. joined Jones over the 100- Miles Bridges headlines back Aaron Rodgers broke Stafford connected with yard mark with seven Lions: Host the Cleveland the Associated Press’ his right collarbone on Oct. Jones for the touchdown receptions for 113 yards. ... Browns on Sunday. team 15 at Minnesota. pass five plays later. Abdullah had 21 carries for Packers: Visit the Chi- Brett Hundley finished 26 48 yards. cago Bears on Sunday. * ** B2 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald As sponsorship dollars MOSLEY dwindle, NASCAR’s stars fade Continued from B1 “I don’t want to sound overconfident because I’m By Jenna Fryer not. I’m confident in my The Associated Press girls, but (Bishop Kenny coach Suzanne Winkler) HARLOTTE, N.C. runs a really great program — Matt Kenseth, and they’re really good. But Ca future Hall of I think we have a shot at Famer, likely has two them and I think it’s one of races left in his life as a my better (chances) playing famous NASCAR driver. them.” The final seat in the Mosley and Bishop Kenny carousel of job options will haven’t seen each other this be filled Wednesday when season, though they did Stewart-Haas Racing is meet during the summer in expected to announce Aric Gainesville at a team camp Almirola as its new driver. Matt Kenseth drives during practice for the NASCAR Cup series at the University of Florida. Mosley’s Anna Corbin sets the Yes, a two-time Day- race Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas. The Dolphins won that meet- ball during the Dolphins’ region tona 500 winner and [LARRY PAPKE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] ing, and while there’s only so playoff victory over Arnold. former series champion many conclusions to draw [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS was passed over for a open seat. only includes 11 races with from a summer match, Mask HERALD] driver with one victory in Kenseth, Busch, Biffle Miller Lite as the primary said she believes having seen 242 career starts. It is yet and Edwards all went on sponsor. Discount Tire the Crusaders and had suc- much together as a team that another seat that didn’t go to become stars in Roush’s was sold the rights to be cess against them gives her it’s at a point where it’s like to Kenseth, who embar- system while launch- on Keselowski’s car in next players confidence. we just rally together,” Mask rassingly has become ing lucrative and lengthy year’s season-opening “I feel like the girls under- said. “We’ve been through the odd man out in a free careers. Daytona 500 and season stand that they’ve seen them, so much, but it has worked agency period that has But the math has finale at Homestead, as but at the same time I didn’t so much in our favor because focused far more on sala- changed considerably. well as eight other events. have my whole team with me we’ve really had to have ries and sponsorship than Sponsors are paying The Würth Group was that summer and (Winkler) each other’s back. It doesn’t talent. far less for the right to announced as a three-race probably didn’t either,” she matter what we face. We just Kenseth, who told advertise on a car during sponsor. said. “But we did get to see go at it with everything we reporters over the week- a NASCAR race, and they Still, Penske was able some of them, so we have have. I think that’s the advan- end that he will take time are increasingly difficult to to do what few others can kind of an idea what they look tage we have with this team off in 2018 , is hardly get. In the days of explod- manage right now: Put like.” vs. any team I’ve coached in alone in his plight. Danica ing popularity, a top team together a sponsorship The Crusaders haven’t the last 20 years.” Patrick has nothing lined might spend $30 million to package that is valuable been quite as dominant as The Dolphins have dis- up for next year , same run a race car. Most of that enough for him to afford a usual this season, as they’ve played their poise and for reigning Daytona money came from spon- high-priced driver. accrued double digit losses resiliency on the court this 500 winner Kurt Busch. sorship, and top drivers Kenseth struck out time for the first time since 2010. season with some impressive Greg Biffle quietly went were making $10 million and again in a search that They entered the postseason comeback victories, rallying away at the end of last per year. began when Joe Gibbs just a game over .500, but from two sets down to South season, and Carl Edwards Now owners are run- Racing unexpectedly have since gone 4-0 with only Walton and Wakulla before announced his retirement ning teams for half of what told him it was bring- one dropped set coming in a ultimately prevailing, as well after coming 10 laps shy of they did 15 years ago, and ing development driver four-set victory over Stanton as fighting off two match winning the championship driver salaries are slowly Erik Jones in-house next in the District 3 title game. points against Arnold and a year ago. being adjusted accordingly. season, a decision that cost Bishop Kenny has taken a pair overcoming an 8-4 deficit in All but Patrick started in If a team owner can’t get the 45-year-old Kenseth a of three set wins in the region the fifth to win the district a robust economic period a driver that financially spot in the lineup. playoffs over Baker County title. for NASCAR, where teams matches the sponsorship The 19-year Cup vet- and Ridgeview. Mask said it’s important were flush with sponsor level, then the owner has to eran didn’t get rides at Mosley’s path has been that her team gets off to a dollars and could basi- pay expenses out of pocket. Hendrick Motorsports, a bit more arduous, as the better start against Bishop cally hire any driver they Brad Keselowski is which will see Dale Earn- Dolphins needed five sets to Kenny, but if the Dolphins wanted. Jack Roush was widely regarded as the hardt Jr. and Kasey Kahne dispatch Arnold in the Dis- have to fight back from the fat cat in the early driver of the Miller Lite depart after the season. trict 1 championship game another early deficit, she said 2000s, and he’d hold car, but Team Penske last Alex Bowman and William and four sets to wins the she knows her players are up gong-show style auditions week revealed its spon- Byron will allegedly drive rematch with the Marlins in to it. for drivers to see who got sorship program for the next year for something last week’s region semifi- “I don’t want to get in the paired with his newest No. 2 car in pieces, and it like $500,000 in salary. nals. An easy three-set win hole against anybody, but over Rickards in the region I’m very confident that if quarters was sandwiched in the girls do that they’ll never between. stop,” she said. “I’d prefer Tonight’s matchup with not to (get behind early), but Bishop Kenny will be the it doesn’t worry me if we do. Top 25 Heat Check: Meyer’s toughest test yet, though This is such a team of fighters. Mask said her players have My girls don’t give up. They shown throughout the season will fight to the last point issues show Saban’s greatness that they’re up for any chal- regardless. But it would be lenge they face. The Dolphins nice to take the first set or two By Ralph D. Russo Put Meyer aside, and think Next: at No. 10 Auburn. have had to overcome a series and take some of the pressure The Associated Press about the other top coaches in Heat check: Just right. of injuries and personal trag- off.” college football. edies off the court that the The winner will advance Every time Urban Meyer Dabo Swinney has made No. 3 Notre Dame (8-1) coach said has simply made to the state semifinals Nov. fails at Ohio State, Nick Clemson the closest thing them tougher and more 16-18 in Jacksonville and Saban’s consistency at Ala- to Alabama over the last The voters have fully resilient. will face the winner of Ponte bama looks more impressive. three seasons, yet even the embraced the Fighting Irish. “We’ve been through so Vedra and Fivay. It’s not about hating on Tigers have lost a game to Maybe they were swayed by Meyer or the Buckeyes. Just an unranked team in the last the College Football Playoff the opposite. Meyer is a two years. Alabama has won selection committee, which demonstrably great coach, 71 straight against unranked had them at No. 3 last week. leading one of college foot- teams. Next: at No. 7 Miami. other three are in the south- ball’s elite programs. Three Florida State’s Jimbo Fisher Heat check: Just right. NBH ern portion of the bracket. national titles, one with the is the only other active coach Elsewhere in the north, Buckeyes, and a career win- to win a national title. He cur- No. 4 Clemson (8-1) Continued from B1 Blountstown, 8-1, hosts ning percentage of .847 put rently is trying to salvage bowl Jefferson County, 4-6, and Meyer on the short list of eligibility in a lost season. The last two Tigers’ Cottondale, 7-2, hosts Port best coaches. He has owned Mark Dantonio went 3-9 opponents with quality quar- this season and made it as the St. Joe, 7-3. his schools’ rivalry games and with Michigan State last terbacks have found some fourth team from their region. Madison County and Dixie even has split four meetings season. Gary Patterson’s TCU holes in an inexperienced Also in 4A, third seed Mari- County are 10-0 in Region with Saban. team was 6-7. Brian Kelly and secondary. anna, 5-4, will play at West 3-1A and Wildwood is 9-0 in But Meyer and Ohio State Notre Dame went 4-8. Michi- Next: vs. Florida State. Nassau, 9-1, the winners of 4-1A. had a puzzling loss on Sat- gan’s Jim Harbaugh has never Heat check: Just right. those two games meeting on Classes 1-4 conduct their urday against Iowa that won a conference title. Chris Nov. 17 for the Region 1-4A state semifinals on Nov. 24, dropped the Buckeyes (7-2) Petersen and Washington had No. 5 Oklahoma (8-1) championship. then stage their state champi- eight spots to No. 11 in the a baffling loss to Arizona State Raines has won nine con- onship game two weeks later. AP Top 25 . With its 55-24 last month. A second straight monster secutive games after opening Classes 5-8, which retained win, Iowa scored more points These things don’t happen Big 12 game for the Sooners. with a 20-16 loss to Lee. In district champions advanc- than any opponent ever has at Alabama. There are no bad Can Baker Mayfield and the their three most recent games ing along with the next four against one of Meyer’s teams. losses. No season goes off the offense keep bailing out that the Vikings turned back Rick- highest region point totals, For the second time in less rails. defense? ards, Lincoln and Ribault by play their region quarterfinals than a year, Ohio State lost That’s why in a season Next: vs. No. 8 TCU. a combined score of 125-30. starting on Friday night. by 31 points. Buckeyes fans when the Crimson Tide have Heat check: Just right. In Class 1A, five area Matchups from this part are now left asking: “What’s been short on marquee victo- schools have advanced and of the state include Rickards wrong with our team? What’s ries AP voters confidently put No. 6 Wisconsin (9-0) will be in action on Friday at West Florida, Wakulla up with Urban?” Alabama at No. 1 and why Heat with three of them hosting at Ribault, Bolles at Trinity These are the moments Check has no problem with it. It wasn’t anything the Bad- regional semifinals. Christian Academy and Ponte when it becomes clear how gers did to make them drop a Chipley will be at Holmes Vedra at Godby. remarkable it is what Saban No. 1 Alabama (9-0) couple of spots this week. County in Bonifay in a is doing with No. 1 Alabama. Voters rightfully reassessed showdown of 7-3 teams that North Florida schedule in While Meyer has faced a few Injuries at linebacker could the teams around them. concluded the regular season 1A, 4A and 5A regions: mini-crises throughout his test the depth of the nation’s Next: vs. No. 25 Iowa. against each other last week 1A — Region 1: Jay at Baker, time with Florida and Ohio deepest roster. Heat check: Still a little too on the same field, Holmes Chipley at Holmes County. State, Saban’s machine never Next: at No. 18 Mississippi hot, though. County a 40-14 victor. Region 2: Jefferson County malfunctions. State. The rematch should reveal at Blountstown, Port St. Joe In the last 10 years, Saban Heat check: Just right. No. 7 Miami (8-0) if both programs were uti- at Cottondale. and the Tide are 121-13 with lizing their full arsenal last 4A — Region 1: North Bay four national titles. 2010 was No. 2 Georgia (9-0) You wanted a dominate week, as the victor moves Haven at Raines, Marianna at the only year Alabama lost performance from the Hur- on to the Region 1-1A cham- West Nassau. more than once in the regular The plan for Bulldogs’ ricanes and they did just that pionship game against the 5A — Region 1: Rickards season. Only four of those 13 opponents is to make fresh- against Virginia Tech. survivor of Baker, 10-0, and at West Florida, Wakulla losses were by more than one man QB Jake Fromm win the Next: vs. No. 3 Notre Jay, 6-4. at Ribault, Bolles at Trinity score and none has been by game. Nobody has been able Dame. Baker is one of four 1A Christian, Ponte Vedra at more than 14 points. to do it yet. Heat check: Too cold. unbeatens remaining, but the Godby. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 B3 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF Gadget BOSTON Cora: Managing Red Sox plays about is ‘a return home’ timing, Alex Cora didn’t expect his first chance to manage execution, in the major leagues to come this soon, but the surprise new Boston Red Sox man- agersayshe’sreadytotake By Teresa M. Walker on the challenge of lead- The Associated Press ing one of its most storied franchises. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Cora was introduced Theinstantarunningback Monday at Fenway Park stops, turns and tosses the as the 47th manager of the ball back to a quarter- RedSox.AnativeofPuerto back, someone yells: “Flea Rico, the 42-year-old flicker!” becomes the first minor- It’s that moment of ity manager of a club that trickery when a coach was the last in the majors tries to catch an opponent to field a black player. by surprise, whether it’s A middle infielder on the quarterback suddenly Boston’s 2007 World turned wide receiver or Series championship a running back turned team,Corasaysheseesthe passer.Orevenalefttackle job as a return home to “a scoring a touchdown. perfect situation,” inher- For every unplanned iting a young teamcoming play that earns a name like off back-to-back AL East theImmaculateReception, titles under manager John Michigan State’s Miles Bridges pulls in the ball as Jaren Jackson Jr. watches during the first half of an NCAA there’s a gimmick cooked Farrell. Cora played four college basketball exhibition game against Georgia on Oct. 29 in Grand Rapids, Mich. [AL GOLDIS/ASSOCIATED up by coaches to catch a seasons for the Red Sox, PRESS FILE PHOTOS] defense by surprise. Not and this year was the all gadget plays go down bench coach for the World in NFL history like Home Series champion Houston Run Throw Back, best Astros. The Astros beat known as the Music City the Red Sox this year in Miracle. And all any coach the AL Division Series in Bridges too far ever wants is a trick play a matchup of first-place picking up a big chunk of teams. yards. Michigan State Betteryet?Pointsonthe NEW YORK sophomore Miles scoreboard, of course. Another hearing set over Bridges tops AP “It’s fun to know that Cowboys RB Elliott’s ban preseason All-America you’ve designed it this team by a wide margin way, they’ve reacted A federal appeals court the way you would have has set a Thursday hear- By Aaron Beard anticipated, and it’s just ing as attorneys for Dallas The Associated Press rewarding,” said Titans Cowboys running back coachMikeMularkey,who Ezekiel Elliott seek a lon- Michigan State’s Miles has notebooks filled with ger-lasting injunction to Bridges has everyone’s trick plays dating back to stop his six-game sus- attention. his days as offensive coor- pension over domestic The 6-foot-7 sophomore dinatorwiththePittsburgh violence allegations. headlines The Associated Press Steelers. “That’s any play. The 2nd U.S. Circuit preseason All-America team We put a lot of time in on CourtofAppealsonFriday as the leading vote-getter by every one of these plays. issued an emergency stay a wide margin for the five- No different for gadgets of the NFL’s punishment, player squad. Bridges received and specials. There’s a lot the third legal reprieve 61 votes from the 65-member ofthem,andwe’reexpect- for Elliott. It cleared last national media panel that ing them to hit.” year’s league rushing selects the weekly AP Top 25 With the NFL at the leader to play in Sunday’s poll, 14 more than Notre Dame halfway point, plenty of game against Kansas City. senior forward Bonzie Colson teamshavedippedintothe Elliott scored the go- — the preseason Atlantic Coast playbooks for something ahead touchdown in the Conference player of the year special. Johnny Hekker Cowboy’s 28-17 win over and the No. 2 vote-getter. threw a 28-yard pass for the Chiefs. Arizona junior Allonzo Trier, a first down on a fake punt It is possible, if not Villanova junior Jalen Brunson by the Rams in Week 2. likely,thatthethree-judge and Missouri freshman Michael Aaron Rodgers converted panel in New York will Porter Jr. rounded out the rest a flea flicker into a 41-yard rule as early as Thursday, of the five-man team released pass to Davante Adams in after oral arguments, on Monday. Week 3. Jaguars running whether Elliott can play Bridges was forced to play back Corey Grant took a Sunday at Atlanta. inside last season for the under- direct snap 58 yards on a None of the judges sized Spartans, but averaged fake punt in a big win over assigned to Elliott’s case 16.9 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2.1 Baltimore in London. presided over the NFL’s assists and 1.5 blocks. Sec- The best play trick play winning appeal in Patriots ond-ranked Michigan State Michigan State’s Miles Bridges, right, goes up for a shot against thisseasonmayhavecome quarterback Tom Brady’s has more size and depth this Georgia’s E’Torrion Wilridge during the first half Oct. 29 in Grand in Chicago on a 2-point four-game suspension in season, so Bridges will likely Rapids, Mich. conversion against Min- the Deflategate case. see more time at small forward nesota , with Mitchell on the perimeter. humble and hungry,” Colson this year, he’s stepped up to Trubisky scoring on an HOUSTON “He’s got some things he’s said. “That’s just who I am, become the player and leader intricate play based on O’Brien: Texans have got to get better at,” coach Tom that’s just how my parents that he is. He’s just a natural timing,executionandmis- discussed signing Kaep Izzo said. “He’s going to be raised me. Just going out there born leader.” direction.Trubiskyhanded moving around different posi- every day and playing loose.” The 6-10 Porter earned 30 offtoJordanHoward,who Houston Texans coach tions. Got to get better with the The 6-5 Trier was third with votes for the final spot, making gave the ball to tight end Bill O’Brien says he and ball, better guarding. There are 39 votes. He opted to return him the fifth freshman to make ZachMillerwhopitchedto general manager Rick going to be some things that are to the third-ranked Wild- the preseason AP All-America the wide-open Trubisky. Smith have discussed more difficult for him. I can’t cats instead of entering the team — joining North Caroli- “Les Steckel ran that signing Colin Kaepernick think of a guy that’s worked NBA draft after averaging 17.2 na’s Harrison Barnes, Kansas’ play in Tampa,” Mular- in the wake of last week’s harder all summer to make points and 5.3 rebounds last Andrew Wiggins, Duke’s key said. “They stole that season-ending injury to sure he’s ready. I think he’ll be year despite missing the first 19 Jahlil Okafor and LSU’s Ben play from Les. Many other Deshaun Watson. more than ready for an incred- games due to a suspension for Simmons. teams have run that play.” When asked about ible season.” performance-enhancing drugs. “I feel there’s a lot of people Bears offensive coor- Kaepernick on Monday, The 14-vote gap between “Allonzo has a special place that would like to be in my situ- dinator Dowell Loggains a day after Tom Savage Bridges and Colson marked in my heart because I don’t ation,” Porter said. “But I try saw Steckel run that play struggled in a 20-14 loss only the third time there was know if I’ve been around a to stay grounded, stay humble in 2000 with the Bucca- to the Colts, O’Brien said: a double-digit difference player that has overcome so and realize I’m nowhere near neers and added it to his “We talk about the roster between the top two vote- much adversity and at the where I want to get to, so I just personal notebook. Log- and what’s out there every getters since the AP preseason same time continued to be an have to take all the attention gains met Steckel while day Rick and I.” All-America team launched for outstanding player,” Arizona with a grain of salt and just workingfortheTitansand Kaepernick, the former the 1995-96 season. The last coach Sean Miller said, adding: keep getting better and better.” said Steckel called the play 49ers quarterback, began time was in 2003-04. “He’s had a terrific offseason, North Carolina senior Joel “Doughnut.” the national anthem The 6-6 Colson averaged 17.8 and I think all of us are hoping Berry II, last year’s Most Out- “So I’ve always had this protest movement by points and an ACC-best 10.1 that he can do it from start to standing Player at the Final play ...,” Loggains said. kneeling last season. He rebounds to go with a league- finish, from the first game to Four for the reigning national “But you’ve got to have remains unsigned and has best 19 double-doubles. He the end.” champions, was the top vote- Zach Miller. You got to filedacomplaintthatteam knows that he’ll wear a target The 6-3 Brunson, who getter who missed the squad. have a tight end or a Mike owners colluded against this season; assistant coach earned 33 votes, averaged 14.7 Berry, who had 25 votes, is Alstott that you trust with him because of the pro- Ryan Humphrey recently gave points and 4.1 assists while recovering from a broken bone the ball handling. So it’s tests, which are aimed at him a poster featuring Colson shooting 54 percent last year in his hand that could sideline justanoptionplayoffthat. police brutality against sporting a photoshopped for the Wildcats. him for the start of the season. That’swheretheplaycame African-Americans and bullseye on his chest and the “Last year he stepped up Duke senior Grayson Allen, from. Coach Les Steckel other social justice issues. message of “Every game.” a little bit more,” Villanova a preseason AP All-American deserves all the credit for “I’m always going to be coach Jay Wright said. “But last season, had 20 votes. it. We just installed it 17 The Associated Press years later.” * ** B4 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald

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Tennessee 5 3 0 .625 181 193 19. Washington State 8-2 420 25 (26-24). AREA EVENTS EBRO Jacksonville 5 3 0 .625 206 117 20. Memphis 8-1 376 22 T—2:39. Houston 3 5 0 .375 229 208 21. Michigan 7-2 184 — Referees—Gord Dwyer, Dean Morton. SCHEDULE Indianapolis 3 6 0 .333 162 260 22. South Florida 8-1 177 — Linesmen—Matt MacPherson, Jonny Murray. BOYS SOCCER MEN’S BASKETBALL Monday NORTH W L T Pct PF PA 23. West Virginia 6-3 163 — Bozeman at Rutherford 5 Coastal Alabama-South at Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 Pittsburgh 6 2 0 .750 167 131 24. Iowa State 6-3 155 14 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 190 171 25. Iowa 6-3 147 — PRO BASKETBALL p.m. Gulf Coast 6 p.m. a.m., Palm Beach noon. Cincinnati 3 5 0 .375 129 158 Others receiving votes: LSU 142, NC State Evening: Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville Cleveland 0 8 0 .000 119 202 101, Toledo 31, Stanford 22, Boise St. 14, NBA WEST W L T Pct PF PA Arizona 14, Northwestern 6, Army 2, San 6:45 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 253 208 Diego St. 1. GIRLS SOCCER VOLLEYBALL Tuesday Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Oakland 4 5 0 .444 196 214 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 Boston 9 2 .818 — Wakulla at Bay, Callaway, Bishop Kenny at Mosley Denver 3 5 0 .375 150 198 a.m., Finger Lakes 12:10 p.m. Greyhound AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL Toronto 5 4 .556 3 L.A. Chargers 3 5 0 .375 150 152 The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst- 6 p.m. 7 p.m. simulcast: Palm Beach noon. New York 5 4 .556 3 place votes in parentheses, records through Wednesday NATIONAL CONFERENCE Philadelphia 5 4 .556 3 Nov. 4, total points based on 25 points for Milton at Rutherford 6 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Churchill EAST W L T Pct PF PA Brooklyn 3 6 .333 5 fi rst place through one point for 25th, and noon, Finger Lakes 12:10 p.m., Gulfstream Philadelphia 8 1 0 .889 283 179 Southeast Division W L Pct GB Arnold at Port St. Joe 6 last week’s ranking: 12:15 p.m., DelMar 2:30 p.m. Greyhound si- Dallas 5 3 0 .625 226 178 Orlando 6 4 .600 — p.m. mulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville Washington 4 4 0 .500 177 194 RECORD PTS. LW Washington 5 4 .556 ½ 1. Alabama (64) 9-0 1,624 1 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 129 207 Charlotte 5 5 .500 1 2. Georgia (1) 9-0 1,560 2 Evening: Dania Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound SOUTH W L T Pct PF PA Miami 4 5 .444 1½ 3. Wisconsin 9-0 1,392 4 simulcast: Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville New Orleans 6 2 0 .750 221 155 Atlanta 2 9 .182 4½ 4. Clemson 8-1 1,379 5 6:35 p.m. Carolina 6 3 0 .667 168 159 Central Division W L Pct GB 5. Notre Dame 8-1 1,367 8 Thursday Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 170 172 Detroit 7 3 .700 — 6. Miami (Fla.) 8-0 1,326 6 ON THE AIR Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Churchill Tampa Bay 2 6 0 .250 158 198 Indiana 5 5 .500 2 7. Oklahoma 8-1 1,314 9 noon, Gulfstream 12:15 p.m., Finger Lakes NORTH W L T Pct PF PA Milwaukee 4 5 .444 2½ 8. Washington 8-1 1,154 11 12:10 p.m., DelMar 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Minnesota 6 2 0 .750 179 135 Cleveland 4 6 .400 3 9. Texas Christian 8-1 1,143 12 COLLEGE FOOTBALL simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Detroit 4 4 0 .500 206 186 Chicago 2 6 .250 4 Beach noon. Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 181 191 10. Auburn 7-2 900 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE 6:30 p.m. NBA Evening: Dania Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound Chicago 3 5 0 .375 134 171 11. Ohio State 7-2 881 3 Southwest Division W L Pct GB simulcast: Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. WEST W L T Pct PF PA 12. Central Florida 8-0 854 14 ESPN2 — Akron at Miami 6 p.m. Houston 8 3 .727 — Friday L.A. Rams 6 2 0 .750 263 155 13. Penn State 7-2 817 7 Memphis 6 4 .600 1½ Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct Seattle 5 3 0 .625 189 149 14. Southern California 8-2 778 17 (Ohio) NBA — Milwaukee at San Antonio 6 4 .600 1½ 11:20 a.m., Gulfstream 12:15 p.m., Churchill Arizona 4 4 0 .500 139 201 15. Oklahoma State 7-2 764 10 New Orleans 5 5 .500 2½ ESPNU — Bowling Green Cleveland noon, Del Mar 2:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- San Francisco 0 9 0 .000 143 239 16. Michigan State 7-2 609 — Dallas 1 10 .091 7 cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 17. Virginia Tech 7-2 555 13 at Buffalo 9 p.m. Northwest Division W L Pct GB p.m., Palm Beach noon. WEEK 9 18. Mississippi State 7-2 462 22 Minnesota 7 3 .700 — NBA — Oklahoma City at Evening: Dania Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound Nov. 2 19. Memphis 8-1 457 21 Portland 6 4 .600 1 simulcast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 N.Y. Jets 34, Buffalo 21 20. Washington State 8-2 376 — GOLF Sacramento Utah 5 5 .500 2 p.m., Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville Sunday’s Games 21. South Florida 8-1 306 23 Denver 5 5 .500 2 10 p.m. 6:35 p.m. Jacksonville 23, Cincinnati 7 22. Michigan 7-2 261 24 Oklahoma City 4 5 .444 2½ Saturday L.A. Rams 51, N.Y. Giants 17 23. Iowa State 6-3 150 16 GOLF — LPGA Tour, Blue NHL Pacifi c Division W L Pct GB Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct New Orleans 30, Tampa Bay 10 24. North Carolina State 6-3 149 19 Golden State 7 3 .700 — 11:20 a.m., Gulfstream 12:15 p.m., Churchill 1 Carolina 20, Atlanta 17 25. Louisiana State 6-3 136 20 Bay LPGA, fi rst round, at 6 p.m. L.A. Clippers 5 4 .556 1½ p.m., Del Mar 2:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Tennessee 23, Baltimore 20 Others receiving votes: West Virginia 120; Iowa L.A. Lakers 5 5 .500 2 Hainan Island, China NBCSN — Washington at Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Indianapolis 20, Houston 14 112; Stanford 58; Toledo 31; Boise State 29; Phoenix 4 6 .400 3 Palm Beach noon. Philadelphia 51, Denver 23 Arizona 25; San Diego State 18; South Carolina Buffalo Sacramento 1 8 .111 5½ Evening: Dania Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound Dallas 28, Kansas City 17 6; Northwestern 5; Troy 4; Army 3. MLB 9 p.m. simulcast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Derby Lane Arizona 20, San Francisco 10 Saturday’s Games 6:30 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville Washington 17, Seattle 14 8 p.m. NBCSN — Los Angeles at Memphis 113, L.A. Clippers 104 6:35 p.m. Oakland 27, Miami 24 PRO HOCKEY Detroit 108, Sacramento 99 ESPN — 2017 Gold Gloves Anaheim Sunday Monday’s Game Minnesota 112, Dallas 99 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct Detroit 30, Green Bay 17 Award Show NHL New Orleans 96, Chicago 90, OT 11:20 a.m., Parx 11:25 a.m., Churchill noon, Open: Chicago, Minnesota, New England, L.A. All times Eastern Golden State 127, Denver 108 Gulfstream 12:15 p.m., Del Mar 2:30 p.m. Chargers, Cleveland, Pittsburgh EASTERN CONFERENCE Greyhound simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Sunday’s Games Atlantic Division Atlanta 117, Cleveland 115 Jacksonville 12:35 p.m. WEEK 10 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 104, L.A. Clippers 101 POKER ROOM – (Ext. 180) Open 9 a.m. to 3 Thursday, Nov. 9 Tampa Bay 15 11 2 2 24 59 42 Boston 104, Orlando 88 a.m. Monday through Friday and 24 hours on Seattle at Arizona, 7:25 p.m. Toronto 16 9 7 0 18 61 58 Washington 107, Toronto 96 weekends and holidays. Sunday, Nov. 12 Ottawa 14 6 3 5 17 51 47 Houston 137, Utah 110 LOCATION – Intersection of State 79 and Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, noon Boston 13 6 4 3 15 39 40 San Antonio 112, Phoenix 95 State 20. Minnesota at Washington, noon Detroit 15 7 7 1 15 42 41 New York 108, Indiana 101 INFORMATION – 234-3943. L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville,noon Montreal 15 6 8 1 13 41 55 Minnesota 112, Charlotte 94 New Orleans at Buffalo, noon Florida 13 4 7 2 10 47 56 Portland 103, Oklahoma City 99 Green Bay at Chicago,noon Buffalo 14 4 8 2 10 35 53 L.A. Lakers 107, Memphis 102 Cincinnati at Tennessee, noon ODDS Metropolitan Division Monday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Tampa Bay, noon GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 110, Atlanta 107 Cleveland at Detroit, noon PREGAME.COM LINE New Jersey 13 9 3 1 19 49 42 Brooklyn at Phoenix, late Houston at L.A. Rams, 3:05 p.m. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Columbus 15 9 5 1 19 51 43 Miami at Golden State, late N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 3:25 p.m. Today Pittsburgh 16 8 6 2 18 42 58 Tuesday’s Games Dallas at Atlanta, 3:25 p.m. FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG N.Y. Islanders 14 8 5 1 17 54 46 Dallas at Washington, 6 p.m. New England at Denver, 7:30 p.m. at Cleveland 4 220½ Milwaukee Washington 15 8 6 1 17 46 48 Milwaukee at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 13 at Washington Off Off Dallas Philadelphia 15 7 6 2 16 47 43 New Orleans at Indiana, 6 p.m. Miami at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. at Indiana 1 218 New Orleans N.Y. Rangers 16 7 7 2 16 52 55 Charlotte at New York,6:30 p.m. Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, at Toronto 11 200½ Chicago Carolina 12 4 5 3 11 32 37 Chicago at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Oakland at New York 1 209½ Charlotte WESTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. at San Antonio 3½ 201 LA Clippers Central Division Brooklyn at Denver, 8 p.m. at Utah 7 204½ Philadelphia LATE SUNDAY GP W L OT Pts GF GA Philadelphia at Utah, 8 p.m. at Denver 11½ 233 Brooklyn RAIDERS 27, DOLPHINS 24 St. Louis 15 11 3 1 23 50 36 Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. at Portland 4 204 Memphis OAKLAND 3 10 7 7—27 Winnipeg 14 8 3 3 19 46 40 Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin (8) Oklahoma City 11 206½ at Sacramento MIAMI 0 9 7 8—24 Colorado 14 8 6 0 16 48 47 First Quarter Nashville 14 7 5 2 16 37 41 CELTICS 110, HAWKS 107 tries to get the puck past Arizona Coyotes goalie NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Oak—FG Tavecchio 36, 7:31. Dallas 15 8 7 0 16 42 43 BOSTON (110) Scott Wedgewood (31) during the third period of an Today Second Quarter Chicago 15 7 6 2 16 43 36 Brown 4-10 2-2 11, Horford 5-13 4-4 15, FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Mia—Williams 10 pass from Cutler (kick Minnesota 13 5 6 2 12 40 40 Baynes 1-5 0-0 2, Irving 14-22 3-4 35, Tatum NHL game Monday in Washington. [NICK WASS/THE at NY Islanders -120 Edmonton +110 failed), 10:37. Pacifi c Division 7-13 4-4 21, Ojeleye 2-3 0-0 6, Nader 0-0 0-0 at Pittsburgh -240 Arizona +220 Oak—Holton 44 pass from Carr (Tavecchio ASSOCIATED PRESS] GP W L OT Pts GF GA 0, Theis 1-1 1-3 3, Larkin 0-1 0-0 0, Rozier 3-8 at Carolina -145 Florida +135 kick), 3:26. Los Angeles 14 10 2 2 22 48 31 0-0 8, Smart 2-5 4-5 9. Totals 39-81 18-22 110. at Buffalo Off Washington Off Mia—FG Parkey 49, :32. Vegas 14 9 4 1 19 50 41 ATLANTA (107) at Columbus Off Nashville Off Oak—FG Tavecchio 53, :00. San Jose 13 8 5 0 16 36 30 Prince 3-10 0-1 7, Babbitt 3-4 1-2 9, Dedmon St. Louis -130 at New Jersey +120 Third Quarter Vancouver 13 7 4 2 16 35 31 8-14 2-2 19, Schroder 9-20 2-2 23, Bazemore Carlson scores in at Montreal Off Vegas Off Oak—Lynch 22 run (Tavecchio kick), 9:23. Calgary 14 8 6 0 16 35 38 1-7 2-2 5, Collins 3-4 2-2 8, Cavanaugh 0-0 at Calgary -175 Vancouver +163 Mia—Landry 6 pass from Cutler (Parkey Anaheim 14 6 6 2 14 40 43 0-0 0, Delaney 4-7 2-3 13, Taylor 2-5 0-1 4, Los Angeles -115 at Anaheim +105 kick), 6:34. Edmonton 13 4 8 1 9 30 43 Belinelli 6-10 5-5 19. Totals 39-81 16-20 107. overtime as Capitals Fourth Quarter Arizona 16 2 12 2 6 41 65 Boston 26 28 28 28 — 110 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oak—Lynch 3 run (Tavecchio kick), 4:37. 2 points for a win, 1 point for OT loss. Top three Atlanta 25 29 21 32 — 107 Today Mia—J.Thomas 15 pass from Cutler (Drake teams in each division and two wild cards per 3-Point Goals—Boston 14-36 (Irving 4-10, beat Coyotes FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG run), 1:32. conference advance to playoffs. Tatum 3-5, Ojeleye 2-3, Rozier 2-5, Smart 1-2, at Miami (Ohio) 4 6 50 Akron A—65,139. Brown 1-5, Horford 1-5, Baynes 0-1), Atlanta at Buffalo 12 10½ 60½ Bowl. Green OAK MIA Saturday’s Games 13-26 (Delaney 3-3, Schroder 3-7, Babbitt Wednesday First downs 20 23 Vegas 5, Ottawa 4 2-2, Belinelli 2-5, Dedmon 1-1, Bazemore 1-3, The Associated Press RANGERS 5, BLUE at W. Michigan 20½ 21½ 46½ Kent State Total Net Yards 379 395 N.Y. Rangers 5, Florida 4, OT Prince 1-5). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— JACKETS 3: Michael Toledo 8 3½ 65 at Ohio Univ. Rushes-yards 27-84 18-86 Montreal 5, Winnipeg 4, OT Boston 42 (Horford 10), Atlanta 36 (Dedmon E. Michigan 2 1½ 47 at Cent. Mich. Passing 295 309 Washington 3, Boston 2 12). Assists—Boston 28 (Horford 9), Atlanta WASHINGTON — Grabner had two goals Thursday Punt Returns 2-21 1-5 St. Louis 6, Toronto 4 24 (Schroder 6). Total Fouls—Boston 21, John Carlson scored the and the New York Rang- at N. Illinois 28½ 32 52½ Ball State Kickoff Returns 2-61 2-47 Tampa Bay 5, Columbus 4, SO Atlanta 22. Technicals—Bazemore. A—13,215 at Appalch. State 17½ 17½ 56 Ga. Southern Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-0 Colorado 5, Philadelphia 4, SO (19,049). winner in overtime as ers scored four times in at Pittsburgh 7½ 9 53 N. Carolina Comp-Att-Int 21-30-1 34-42-0 Chicago 2, Minnesota 0 the Washington Capitals the third period to rally Friday Sacked-Yards Lost 1-5 1-2 Dallas 5, Buffalo 1 Temple Pk 2½ 47½ at Cincinnati Punts 3-46.7 5-44.2 Arizona 2, Carolina 1, SO GOLF came back to beat the past the Columbus Blue Washington 5½ 6½ 50 at Stanford Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 Vancouver 4, Pittsburgh 2 at UNLV 6 4 49½ BYU Penalties-Yards 10-105 11-107 Nashville 4, Los Angeles 3, OT WORLD GOLF RANKING Arizona Coyotes 3-2 on Jackets 5-3 on Monday Saturday Time of Possession 30:56 29:04 San Jose 2, Anaheim 1, SO Through Nov. 5 at Maryland 13½ 15½ 48½ Michigan INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sunday’s Games Monday night for their night for their fourth 1. Dustin Johnson USA 11.69 at South Carolina 7 7½ 44½ Florida RUSHING—Oakland, Lynch 14-57, Washington Detroit 4, Edmonton 0 2. Jordan Spieth USA 9.85 first three-game winning straight victory. Virginia Tech 1 3 50 at Ga. Tech 4-16, Richard 5-14, Carr 4-(minus 3). Miami, N.Y. Islanders 6, Colorado 4 3. Justin Thomas USA 9.09 Tulane 7 5½ 64 at E. Carolina Drake 9-69, Williams 7-14, Gray 1-3, Cutler Montreal 2, Chicago 0 streak of the season. Kevin Shattenkirk, 4. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 8.57 N.C. State 4½ 3 52 at Boston Col. 1-0. Calgary 5, New Jersey 4, SO 5. Jon Rahm ESP 7.55 Carlson scored with Chris Kreider and Pavel at Cent. Florida 37 37 62 UConn PASSING—Oakland, Carr 21-30-1-300. Miami, Monday’s Games 6. Justin Rose ENG 7.54 at Syracuse 2½ 1 61 Wake Forest Cutler 34-42-0-311. Washington 3, Arizona 2, OT 7. Brooks Koepka USA 6.48 45.4 seconds left on the Buchnevich scored in the at Penn State 29 30 53½ Rutgers RECEIVING—Oakland, J.Cook 8-126, Cooper N.Y. Rangers 5, Columbus 3 8. Rory McIlroy NIR 6.45 Duke 2 2 47½ at Army 4-58, Crabtree 3-40, Roberts 2-28, Lynch Boston 5, Minnesota 3 clock in overtime, his first third for the Rangers, with 9. Henrik Stenson SWE 6.40 at Ohio State 17 14½ 55 Michigan State 2-6, Holton 1-44, Washington 1-(minus 2). Toronto 4, Vegas 3, SO 10. Rickie Fowler USA 6.24 goal in 16 games, after T.J. Mika Zibanejad getting an Indiana 9 9 48½ at Illinois Miami, J.Thomas 6-84, Williams 6-47, Drake Winnipeg 4, Dallas 1 11. Sergio Garcia ESP 6.03 Troy 17 17 52 at Coast.Caro. 6-35, Landry 6-32, Parker 5-76, Stills 3-28, Detroit at Vancouver, late Oshie whiffed on his shot assist on all three goals. 12. Jason Day AUS 6.02 Middle Tenn. 13½ 14 44½ at Charlotte Fasano 2-9. Today’s Games 13. Marc Leishman AUS 5.49 attempt. Devante Smith- New York trailed 2-0 at Air Force 2 3 50½ Wyoming MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Edmonton at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. 14. Matt Kuchar USA 5.25 at Nevada 16 20½ 66½ San Jose State Washington at Buffalo, 6 p.m. Pelly and Alex Ovechkin before Grabner got his 15. Paul Casey ENG 5.23 Texas Tech 7½ 7 71½ Baylor St. Louis at New Jersey, 6 p.m. 16. Alex Noren SWE 4.92 scored in regulation for first of the game at 12:41 of at Kansas State 2½ 2½ 62 West Virginia COLLEGE FOOTBALL Florida at Carolina, 6 p.m. 17. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 4.79 at Oklahoma 8 7 62 TCU Nashville at Columbus, 6 p.m. 18. Pat Perez USA 4.56 Washington, which got the second. He sealed it on Oklahoma State +11½ 6½ 61½ at Iowa State Arizona at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. PLAYOFF RANKINGS 19. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 4.41 at Louisville 11½ 10½ 64½ Virginia Vegas at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. 24 saves from Braden an empty-netter with 49 WEEK 1 20. Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP 4.25 Notre Dame 1½ 3 56½ at Miami (FL) Vancouver at Calgary, 8 p.m. Team Record 21. Francesco Molinari ITA 4.16 Holtby. seconds left. at Navy 4½ 4½ 68 SMU Los Angeles at Anaheim, 9 p.m. 1. Georgia 8-0 22. Patrick Reed USA 3.98 Clayton Keller scored Shattenkirk and Washington State +2 1 52 at Utah 2. Alabama 8-0 at Northwestern 3½ 6 46 Purdue 23. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.88 3. Notre Dame 7-1 RANGERS 5, BLUE JACKETS 3 24. Charley Hoffman USA 3.69 his rookie-best 11th goal of Buchnevich each had a at Mississippi 18½ 17½ 65½ La.-Lafayette 4. Clemson 7-1 COLUMBUS 0 2 1 — 3 at Minnesota 3 2½ 48½ Nebraska 25. Daniel Berger USA 3.58 the season and Christian goal and an assist. Henrik 5. Oklahoma 7-1 N.Y. RANGERS 0 1 4 — 5 26. Brian Harman USA 3.55 Alabama 15 14 51 at Miss. State First Period—None. Penalties—Anderson, 6. Ohio State 7-1 27. Kevin Kisner USA 3.54 Fischer added another for Lundqvist made 22 saves FAU 2½ 6½ 68 at La. Tech CBJ, (hooking), 6:58. 7. Penn State 7-1 28. Adam Scott AUS 3.52 Southern Miss. 11 10½ 48 at Rice Second Period—1, Columbus, Panarin Arizona. Coyotes goalie as the Rangers improved 8. Texas Christian 7-1 29. Xander Schauffele USA 3.40 Southern Calif. 10½ 13½ 60½ at Colorado 2 (Werenski, Jones), 0:38. 2, Columbus, 9. Wisconsin 8-0 30. Kevin Chappell USA 3.36 at Wisconsin 13½ 12 46 Iowa Anderson 6 (Murray), 4:24. 3, N.Y. Rangers, Scott Wedgewood was to 7-7-2 this season. 10. Miami (Fla.) 7-0 31. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 3.23 Georgia 2 2½ 48½ at Auburn Grabner 6 (Holden, Miller), 12:41. Penalties— 11. Oklahoma State 7-1 32. Phil Mickelson USA 3.18 one of the best players on Artemi Panarin, Josh at Missouri 7½ 11 61½ Tennessee Grabner, NYR, (tripping), 7:41; Bjorkstrand, 12. Washington 7-1 33. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.18 at Texas A&M 18½ 19 51½ New Mexico CBJ, (interference), 15:04. the ice with 37 saves on 40 Anderson and Oliver 13. Virginia Tech 7-1 34. Ross Fisher ENG 3.03 at UCLA 1 1 66 Arizona State Third Period—4, N.Y. Rangers, Shattenkirk 14. Auburn 6-2 35. Thomas Pieters BEL 3.01 shots. Bjorkstrand scored for the at Vanderbilt 3 3 52 Kentucky 5 (Zibanejad, Zuccarello), 5:10 (pp). 5, 15. Iowa State 6-2 36. Yuta Ikeda JPN 2.98 Arkansas State 9 11½ 50 at S.Alabama Columbus, Bjorkstrand 5 (Jenner, Dubinsky), The Capitals outshot Blue Jackets in the finale 16. Mississippi State 6-2 37. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.89 Georgia State 6½ 5½ 46 at Texas State 8:01. 6, N.Y. Rangers, Kreider 5 (Buchnevich, 17. Southern California 7-2 38. Jason Dufner USA 2.89 the Coyotes 40-26. of their three-game road at North Texas 21 23½ 56½ UTEP Zibanejad), 9:40 (pp). 7, N.Y. Rangers, 18. Central Florida 7-0 39. Tony Finau USA 2.86 at Texas 31 33½ 54½ Kansas Buchnevich 6 (Shattenkirk, Zibanejad), BRUINS 5, WILD 3: trip. 19. Louisiana State 6-2 40. Webb Simpson USA 2.85 at Marshall 12½ 13 48 W. Kentucky 11:27 (pp). 8, N.Y. Rangers, Grabner 7 (Fast, 20. North Carolina State 6-2 41. Jhonattan Vegas VEN 2.84 at FIU 7 10 48 Old Dominion McDonagh), 19:11. Penalties—Panarin, CBJ, Jake DeBrusk and Frank MAPLE LEAFS 4, 21. Stanford 6-2 42. Patrick Cantlay USA 2.77 at UTSA 5½ 7 49½ UAB (high sticking), 4:13; Dalpe, CBJ, (elbowing), 22. Arizona 6-2 43. Brendan Steele USA 2.74 Vatrano each scored a GOLDEN KNIGHTS at Clemson 19 16 46 Florida State 9:37; Savard, CBJ, (tripping), 11:15. 23. Memphis 7-1 44. Branden Grace SAF 2.70 at LSU 16½ 17½ 55 Arkansas Shots on Goal—Columbus 4-10-11—25. N.Y. first-period goal, and 3 (SO): Mitch Marner 24. Michigan State 6-2 45. Siwoo Kim KOR 2.67 at Arizona 19 23 72 Oregon State Rangers 10-7-9—26. 25. Washington State 7-2 46. Brandt Snedeker USA 2.67 the Boston Bruins held scored in the shootout Boise State 5 5½ 56 at Colo. State Power-play opportunities—Columbus 0 of 1; The College Football Playoff Selection 47. Russell Henley USA 2.65 Fresno State 9½ 10 51½ at Hawaii N.Y. Rangers 3 of 5. off Minnesota 5-3 on to lift Toronto to a 4-3 Committee will issue weekly rankings each 48. Zach Johnson USA 2.63 Goalies—Columbus, Bobrovsky 8-3-1 (25 Tuesday, with the fi nal rankings being an- 49. Kyle Stanley USA 2.59 Monday night for their victory over the Vegas NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE shots-21 saves). N.Y. Rangers, Lundqvist nounced Sunday, Dec. 3 (noon EST). The playoff 50. Bill Haas USA 2.59 Thursday semifi nals will match the No. 1 seed vs. the No. 6-4-2 (25-22). third victory in the last 11 Golden Knights on FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 4 seed, and No. 2 will face No. 3. The semifi nals A—17,348 (18,006). T—2:29. FEDEX CUP LEADERS Seattle 6 6 41½ at Arizona Referees—Eric Furlatt, Dan O’Rourke. games against the Wild. Monday night after the will be hosted at the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl Through Nov. 5 Sunday on Jan. 1, 2018. The championship game will be Linesmen—Darren Gibbs, Kory Nagy. Rank, Player Trn Money Sean Kuraly and Torey Maple Leafs blew a two- Minnesota 1 1½ 42½ at Washington played on Jan. 8 at Atlanta. at Chicago 3 3 Off Green Bay 1. Pat Perez 627 $1,642,438 Krug both scored in the goal lead. CAPITALS 3, COYOTES 2, OT 2. Brendan Steele 556 $1,247,250 Pittsburgh 7½ 10 44 at Indianapolis THE AP TOP 25 POLL ARIZONA 2 0 0 0 — 2 second for the Bruins, Marner was the first at Jacksonville 4½ 4½ 41 L.A. Chargers 3. Patrick Cantlay 555 $1,331,900 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press WASHINGTON 1 1 0 1 — 3 4. Justin Rose 550 $1,660,000 at Tampa Bay +3 1½ Off N.Y. Jets First Period—1, Arizona, Keller 11, 1:00. 2, shut out in two matchups skater in the tiebreaker college football poll, with fi rst-place votes 5. Justin Thomas 548 $1,766,500 at Tennessee 5½ 4½ 40½ Cincinnati Arizona, Fischer 4 (Dvorak, Ekman-Larsson), in parentheses, records through Nov. 4, total 6. Tony Finau 453 $994,413 versus Wild goalie Devan and went out wide to New Orleans 3 2½ 46 at Buffalo 6:42. 3, Washington, Smith-Pelly 2 (Eller), points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place 7. Chesson Hadley 443 $1,105,067 at Detroit 10 9½ Off Cleveland 8:41. Penalties—None. Dubnyk last season. the left before cutting vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, 8. Whee Kim 401 $1,085,236 at La Rams 10 11 46 Houston Second Period—4, Washington, Ovechkin 12 and last week’s ranking: 9. Ryan Armour 335 $835,483 at Atlanta 2½ 3 51 Dallas (Carlson, Kuznetsov), 14:23 (pp). Penalties— Zdeno Chara and in toward the net, forc- RECORD PTS. LW 10. Marc Leishman 318 $1,063,500 at San Francisco 2 1½ 42½ N.Y. Giants Keller, ARI, (slashing), 0:39; Dvorak, ARI, 1. Alabama (56) 9-0 1,520 1 11. Keegan Bradley 309 $779,759 Jordan Szwarz each had ing Maxime Lagace to New England 6 7½ 46 at Denver (holding), 4:06; Domi, ARI, (slashing), 9:29; 2. Georgia (5) 9-0 1,468 2 12. Cameron Smith 295 $895,000 Monday Kuznetsov, WSH, (cross checking), 11:24; two assists as Boston commit with a deke 3. Notre Dame 8-1 1,357 5 13. Alex Cejka 245 $598,400 at Carolina 8 9 39½ Miami Goligoski, ARI, (slashing), 13:21; Schenn, ARI, 4. Clemson 8-1 1,289 6 14. Rafa Cabrera Bello 238 $666,500 solved Dubnyk early. before tucking the puck Updated odds available at Pregame.com Major (fi ghting), 14:57; Wilson, WSH, Major 5. Oklahoma 8-1 1,258 8 15. Dustin Johnson 218 $679,667 (fi ghting), 14:57. Minnesota’s netminder past him. 6. Wisconsin 9-0 1,256 4 15. Brooks Koepka 218 $679,667 Third Period—None. Penalties—Martinook, 7. Miami (Fla.) 8-0 1,220 9 15. Henrik Stenson 218 $679,667 was pulled after facing 24 Nazem Kadri had two ARI, (slashing), 0:16; Beagle, WSH, (hook- PRO FOOTBALL 8. Texas Christian 8-1 1,087 10 18. Phil Mickelson 218 $467,500 ing), 3:26; Martinook, ARI, (high sticking), shots in two periods. goals and James van 9. Washington 8-1 1,061 12 19. Luke List 198 $522,951 8:58; Smith-Pelly, WSH, (hooking), 13:51. NFL 10. Auburn 7-2 875 16 20. Paul Casey 196 $474,254 Overtime—5, Washington, Carlson 1 Tuukka Rask stopped Riemsdyk also scored All times Eastern 11. Ohio State 7-2 781 3 21. Chez Reavie 193 $449,875 (Kuznetsov, Oshie), 4:14. Penalties—None. AMERICAN CONFERENCE 12. Oklahoma State 7-2 766 11 22. Kyle Stanley 191 $485,288 24 shots for Boston, for Toronto, which led Shots on Goal—Arizona 6-12-6-2—26. EAST W L T Pct PF PA 13. Michigan State 7-2 760 24 23. Nick Taylor 187 $420,234 Washington 13-13-11-3—40. including a right-pad save 3-1 after one. Frederik New England 6 2 0 .750 216 179 14. Central Florida 8-0 736 15 24. Brian Harman 179 $512,938 Power-play opportunities—Arizona 0 of 3; Buffalo 5 3 0 .625 174 149 15. Southern California 8-2 718 17 25. Xander Schauffele 176 $481,538 on Mikael Granlund’s Andersen made 22 saves Washington 1 of 6. Miami 4 4 0 .500 116 179 16. Penn State 7-2 717 7 26. Peter Uihlein 175 $463,000 Goalies—Arizona, Wedgewood 1-1-0 (40 penalty shot with 13:05 and stopped three skat- N.Y. Jets 4 5 0 .444 191 207 17. Virginia Tech 7-2 537 13 27. Sung Kang 173 $440,451 shots-37 saves). Washington, Holtby 7-3-0 to play. ers in the shootout. SOUTH W L T Pct PF PA 18. Mississippi State 7-2 464 21 28. Lucas Glover 168 $459,512 * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, November 7, 2017 B5

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WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Man who lost his ‘spark' gets inspiration from readers

writer may have experienced inspire the writer of that a hundred times and took for letter. Read on for a sample: granted? There’s so much DEAR ABBY: Tell “Wal- ugliness and anger in this lowing” to pick up a course world. He could play a small catalog from his local com- part in turning that around. munity college and enroll Or, if helping a child isn’t in some classes. He can Jeanne Phillips for him, there are many take art and learn to paint, other wonderful causes to sculpt or make ceramics; DEAR ABBY: I’m respond- get involved in — aiding a study photography and ing to “Wallowing in the cancer patient in hospice, learn to shoot better pic- North” (June 16), who has being involved in protecting tures; take woodworking had a wonderful life and the environment, helping a and build furniture; take an has accomplished all the small business — the list is American Sign Language goals he set out for him- endless and the need is so class and volunteer to work self at age 56, but now great. Any of these endeav- with the deaf; or sign up for feels no “spark” to carry ors could help him relight a foreign language, culinary on. Abby, he’s in a unique his spark. Finding mean- or film appreciation course. position to help someone ing in life can be as simple I’m just scratching the else who hasn’t had all as extending a hand to surface because com- those advantages in life. someone who can really use munity colleges have He could foster a child and it. — FOUND MY SPARK something for everyone. enlighten that child about a DEAR FOUND: You and I have taught in one and world he/she might never many other readers offered been an administrator. know without his help. wonderful suggestions. It’s a wonderful place to Wouldn’t it spark something I appreciate the spirit of “find” yourself, whether inside him to see a child’s helpfulness in which read- you’re 18, 88 — or 56. — reactions to things the ers responded, hoping to DIANA IN CALIFORNIA

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

TriviaGuy.com Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter 4. From older TV’s “Andy Griffith 1. Which “Peanuts” comic strip Show,” Barney and Andy were ...? character calls/called Charlie Not related, Brothers, Cousins, Brown “Chuck” the most often? Nephew/Uncle Pigpen, Lucy, Franklin, Pepper- 5. In astrology, which of these is ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF mint Patty not one of the “air” signs? Wilson Casey 2. What are the luminous images Gemini, Aries, Libra, Aquarius of colors and patterns achieved 6. What now-common word did “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Casey, when you rub your eyes? Dr. Seuss coin in a 1950 book? Guinness World Record Holder Floaterines, Cortines, Reti- Google, Bling, Nerd, Bonus from Woodruff, S.C., is published nines, Phosphenes in more than 500 newspapers 3. Which U.S. coin type includes ANSWERS: 1. Peppermint Patty, across the country. Comments, Shield, Liberty, Buffalo and 2. Phosphenes, 3. Nickel, 4. questions or suggestions? WC@ Jefferson? Cousins, 5. Aries, 6. Nerd

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It might SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — You've plenty of hustle to apply be hard to see at fi rst, but take a The tone of this day might not and just the right circumstances step back and view it again and be consistent enough for you to to apply it. You're about due you may notice that you have ever get comfortable, and that's to fall into the kind of sweet much more power in the situa- a good thing. You'll stay alert luck that happens when a hard tion than you're using. Things and you'll see what others miss. worker meets a soft opportunity. will continue on just the way you You'll cut trouble off at the pass. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — allow them to. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Some people show strength VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — The fi rst time you go somewhere to the world, overcoming their There are consequences to every is usually the most exciting obstacles and achieving their action: some foreseeable, some because you don't know the way. goals publicly. Stronger still are not. You'll drive yourself crazy Feeling unsure and lost is part of those who quietly fi ght private trying to project an end result what makes the adventure great. battles that no one will ever before you make your choice. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — know about. This is a situation where you You can trust people without GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — You really have to go with your gut. being naive. The way to do don't have to know steps 10 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — The this is to trust with accuracy through 100 to get started. All desire to raise your voice can -- to learn the nature of the you have to know is step one. seem to happen after you're other person so that you can Although, a general knowledge already yelling. But you've predict future behavior and to of steps two through nine would extra powers of awareness and put your trust in that particular be extremely helpful to your restraint to use to communicate expectation. momentum. on a higher, not louder, level. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — You You may have to go far out of Seasons change. Don't confuse know what it's like to be encour- your way to make the situation the season for a fact of life. This aged, and you also know what work today, but don't let that is not the way it's going to be it's like to be torn down. That's stop you from taking on the forever. For better or worse, why you build up the people work. Like a glow stick, you'll this moment will pass. Let that around you whenever you get have to do some serious bend- inform your priorities today. the opportunity to do it. ing before you shine.

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek SUDOKU Level of diffi culty (Bronze - easy, Unscramble these four Jumbles, Silver - medium, Gold -diffi cult): one letter to each square, Monday - Bronze; Tuesday - Silver; to form four ordinary words. Wednesday - Gold; Thursday - Bronze; WEYRA Friday - Silver; Saturday and Sunday - Gold.

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Laird, deceased, right, title or interest in Bill Kinsaul Bill Kinsaul CITY OF PANAMA CITY Lot 4 and the South paired, call 711. Court WITHIN 3 whose date of death the property described Clerk of the Circuit As Clerk of the Court BECKY BARNES half of Lot 3, Block # 17-001019-FNMA-F MONTHS AFTER THE was October 10, 2017, in the mortgage being Court PURCHASING AGENT A-96 of Lynn Haven, Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 DATE OF THE FIRST is pending in the Circuit foreclosed herein. By: Debbie Roberson Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 according to the Plat PUBLICATION OF 17794 Court for Bay County, By: Debbie Roberson As Deputy Clerk thereof, as recorded in THIS NOTICE. 17778 Florida, Probate Divi- YOU ARE HEREBY Deputy Clerk of the File # 17-F03467 Plat Book 5, at Page IN THE CIRCUIT FICTITIOUS NAME sion, the address of NOTIFIED that an ac- Court Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 12A, of the Public Rec- COURT, FOURTEENTH ALL CLAIMS NOT SO NOTICE which is P.O. Box 2269, tion to foreclose a ords of Bay County, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FILED WILL BE FOR- 17776 Panama City, Florida mortgage on the fol- Movant counsel certi- Florida THE STATE OF FLOR- EVER BARRED. INVITATION 32402. The names and lowing property: fies that a bona fide Notice is hereby given IDA, IN AND FOR BAY FOR BIDS addresses of the per- effort to resolve this that Dusty Mat Hold- has been filed against COUNTY NOTWITHSTANDING Probate Division sonal representative LOT 40, SUMMER- matter on the motion STAINLESS STEEL ings, LLC, owner, desir- you, and you are re- THE TIME PERIOD Case No.: and the personal repre- WOOD PHASE III, AC- noticed has been CABINETRY AND ing to engage in busi- quired to serve a copy SET FORTH ABOVE, 2017-1075-CP senta- tive’s attorney CORDING TO THE made or that, because COUNTERTOPS ness under the fictitious of your written de- ANY CLAIM FILED ConserveOn are set forth below. PLAT THEREOF, AS of time consideration, name of fenses, if any, to this TWO (2) YEARS OR RECORDED IN PLAT such effort has not yet The City of Panama located at 2809 W. 15th action, on Gladstone IN RE: Estate of WAL- MORE AFTER THE All creditors of the de- BOOK 17, PAGES 94 been made but will be City will accept sealed Street, Ste. 105, Pan- Law Group, P.A., TER STAMMET a/k/a DECEDENT’S DATE cedent and other per- AND 95, IN THE OF- made prior to the bids at the Purchasing ama City, Florida attorney’s for plaintiff, WALTER NICHOLAS OF DEATH IS sons having claims or FICE OF THE CLERK scheduled hearing. Office until 2:30 p.m., 32401 in Bay County, whose address is 1515 STAMMET, BARRED. demands against OF THE CIRCUIT local time, on Tuesday, Florida, intends to reg- South Federal High- Deceased. 17674 decedent’s estate on COURT OF BAY Persons with a disa- November 28, 2017 to ister the said name with way, Suite 100, Boca The date of first publi- NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT whom a copy of this COUNTY, FLORIDA. bility needing special furnish, deliver, and in- the Division of Corpora- Raton, FL 33432, and cation of this Notice is TO CREDITORS COURT IN AND FOR notice is required to be accommodation in or- stall stainless steel cab- tions, Florida Depart- file the original with the November 7, 2017. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- served must file their has been filed against der to access court fa- inetry and countertops ment of State, pursuant Clerk of the Court, IDA claims with this Court you and you are re- cilities or participate in the Police Depart- to section 865.09 of the within 30 days after the The administration of Bertha Watterson Case No. WITHIN THE LATER quired to serve a copy in a court proceeding ment’s Crime Scene Florida Statutes. first publication of this the Estate of Walter Personal 2017-000015-CA OF 3 MONTHS AFTER of your written de- at any courthouse or Laboratory. All specifi- Pub: Nov. 7, 2017 notice, immediately Stammet a/k/a Walter Representative THE TIME OF THE fenses, if any, to it on court program, should cations described thereafter, otherwise a Nicholas Stammet, de- 8420 Keller Road 17780 File Number TYNDALL FEDERAL FIRST PUBLICATION counsel for Plaintiff, within two (2) days of herein are for new default may be entered ceased, Panama City, FL 32404 IN THE CIRCUIT 2017-1075-CP CREDIT UNION, OF THIS NOTICE OR whose address is 6409 receipt of notice, con- equipment only. Speci- against you for the re- , is 850-722-7126 fications may be ob- COURT OF THE FOUR- pending in the Circuit Plaintiff, 30 DAYS AFTER THE Congress Ave., Suite tact Court Administra- TEENTH JUDICIAL lief demanded in the DATE OF SERVICE OF 100, Boca Raton, Flor- tion to request such tained at the Purchas- Complaint. Court for Bay County, C. JASON WHITE, Esq. ing Office, 519 East 7th CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Florida, Probate Divi- vs. A COPY OF THIS NO- ida 33487 30 days from an accommodation. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Attorney for Bertha TICE ON THEM. Date of First Publica- Please contact the fol- Street, Panama City, DATED: October 20, sion, the address of Watterson Florida, telephone IDA. which is Bay County DALE E. PATTON; AN- tion of this Notice and lowing: CASE No.: 2017 FL Bar No. 0357080 (850) 872-3070, or our Courthouse, 300 E. 4th GELA M. PATTON; All other creditors of file the original with the 17000807CA 516 McKenzie Avenue KEEP SANDY CREEK the decedent and other clerk of this court either Court Administration website www.pcgov. Bill Kinsaul Street, Panama City, FL Panama City, FL 32401 BEAUTIFUL, INC.; BAY persons having claims before service on P.O. Box 1089 org. Clerk of the Circuit 32401. The names and Phone: 850.784.0809 DITECH FINANCIAL addresses of the Per- MEDICAL CENTER; or demands against the Plaintiff’s attorney or Panama City, FL LLC F/K/A GREEN Court Fax: 850.784.0806 and UNKNOWN TEN- decedent’s estate must immediately thereafter; 32402 Bids may be submitted sonal Representative Email: jason@jelksand in person at the Pur- TREE SERVICING LLC, and the Personal ANT, file their claims with this otherwise a default will Phone: 850-747-5327 PLAINTIFF, By: Debbie Roberson white.com Defendants. court WITHIN 3 be entered against you Hearing & Voice Im- chasing Department or Deputy Clerk of the Representative’s attor- Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 via U. S. mail or courier ney are set forth below. MONTHS AFTER THE for the relief demanded paired: 1-800-955- VS. Court NOTICE OF ACTION DATE OF THE FIRST in the complaint or peti- 8771 service. All bids must “BID PUBLICATION OF tion filed herein. Email: ADARequest@ be plainly marked, If you are a person All creditors of the de- NO. PC 18-006 ~ ROBERT L. BLAIR, ET TO: DALE E. PATTON THIS NOTICE. jud14.flcourts.org with disability who cedent and other per- STAINLESS STEEL AL. and ANGELA M. PAT- WITNESS my hand and PH# 84082 needs any accommo- sons having claims or CABINETRY AND DEFENDANT(S). TON ALL CLAIMS NOT SO the seal of this Court at Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 dation in order to par- demands against dece- COUNTERTOPS ~ 13th Annual last known address, FILED WILL BE FOR- Bay County, Florida, ticipate in this prceed- dent’s estate on whom 17774 NOVEMBER 28, 2017” NOTICE OF ACTION 12027 Raintree Drive EVER BARRED. this 20th day of Octo- . ing, you are entitle, at a copy of this Notice Arts/Crafts IN THE CIRCUIT All bids must be re- has been served must Apt. B, Panama City, ber, 2017 To: Robert L. Blair no cost to you, to the Festival Florida 32404 NOTWITHSTANDING COURT OF THE FOUR- ceived by 2:30 p.m., lo- provision of certain file their claims with this WITHIN THE Spaces are still availa- THE TIME PERIOD BILL KINSAUL TEENTH JUDICIAL cal time, on Tuesday, assistance. Please Court RESIDENCE: UN- LATER OF 3 MONTHS ble for the Festival be- YOU ARE NOTIFIED SET FORTH ABOVE, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR November 28, 2017. contact ADA Coordi- KNOWN AFTER THE DATE OF ing held at the Shaddai that an action to fore- ANY CLAIM FILED CIRCUIT COURT BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Please review all docu- nator at 850-747-5338, THE FIRST PUBLICA- Shrine Temple at 1119 close a mortgage on TWO (2) YEARS OR IDA ments pertaining to this fax 850-747-5717 or at LAST KNOWN AD- TION OF THIS NO- W. 19th St . Call Beth the following property MORE AFTER THE BY: Debbie Roberson GENERAL JURISDIC- bid before submitting [email protected] DRESS: 1102 New Jer- TICE OR 30 DAYS AF- Guy at 785-8775, if no in Orange County, Flor- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEPUTY CLERK TION DIVISION requested information. s.org, P.O. Box Case No. 17001058CA sey Ave., Lynn Haven, TER THE DATE OF answer leave message. ida: DEATH IS BARRED. 1089, Panama City, FL FL 32444 SERVICE OF A COPY I will call back within Robertson, Anschutz, The City of Panama 32402 at least 7 days OF THIS NOTICE ON 24 hours. LOT 2006 OF SANDY The date of first publi- and Schneid, PL Branch Banking and City reserves the right before your sched- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- THEM. Text FL83714 to 56654 CREEK RANCH AND cation of this Notice is ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN- Trust Comapny to reject any one or all uled court appear- Plaintiff, bids, or any part of any TIFIED that an action to COUNTRY CLUB November 7, 2017. TIFF foreclose a mortgage ance, or immediately PHASE TWO, AC- 6409 Congress Ave., bid, to waive any infor- upon receiving this All other creditors of If you didn’t vs. mality in any bid, and on the following de- the decedent and other CORDING TO THE Personal Suite 100 scribed property lo- notification if the time advertise here, PLAT THEREOF AS Representative: Boca Raton, FL 33487 to award a contract before the scheduled persons having claims The Unknown Heirs, deemed to be in the cated in Bay County, or demands against you’re missing out RECORDED IN PLAT Norma L. Laird PRIMARY EMAIL: Florida: appearance is less on potential BOOK 14, PAGES 5341 Soule Drive [email protected] Devisees, Grantees, best interest of the City. than 7 days; if you are decedent’s estate must 35-38, OF THE PUB- Panama City, FL 32404 File No.: 17-039040 Assignees, Lienors, hearing or voice im- file their claims with this customers. LIC RECORDS OF Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 Creditors, Trustees, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Robert D. Sale and all other parties 17772 IDA. P. O. Box 426 claiming an interest by, Panama City, FL 32402 IN THE CIRCUIT through, under or a/k/a 12027-B Rain- FL Bar #0044725 COURT OF THE FOUR- against The Estate of tree Drive, Panama (850)763-7311 TEENTH JUDICIAL Deborah Caldwell a/k/a City, Florida 32404- [email protected] CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Deborah Lee Caldwell 2761 t BAY COUNTY, FLOR- a/k/a Deborah L. Cald- ATTORNEY FOR IDA CIRCUIT well f/k/a Deborah L. has been filed against PETITIONER CIVIL DIVISION Hines, Deceased, et al, CASE NO.: you and you are re- Pub: Nov. 7, 14, 2017 Defendants. quired to serve a copy 17000782CA of your written de- 17770 NOTICE OF ACTION - fenses, if any, to it on IN THE CIRCUIT WELLS FARGO BANK, CONSTRUCTIVE Roger A. Kelly, the COURT OF THE FOUR- NA SERVICE Plaintiffs attorney, TEENTH JUDICIAL Plaintiff, whose address is Post CIRCUIT IN AND FOR TO: The Unknown Office Box 3146, Or- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- v. Heirs, Devisees, Grant- lando, FL 32802-3146 IDA ees, Assignees, 30 days from the first GENERAL JURISDIC- RICHARD J. ROYCE, et Lienors, Creditors, date of publication and TION DIVISION al Trustees, and all other file the original with the CASE NO. Defendant(s) parties claiming an in- clerk of the court either 17000967CA terest by, through, un- before service on the NOTICE OF ACTION der or against The Es- Happy House Bill W Hash Don’s Home BJs Lawn & Painting DLJ MORTGAGE CAPI- tate of Deborah Cald- Detail Cleaning Plaintiff’s attorney or Remodeling & Tree Services! One room or whole TAL, INC., TO: RICHARD J. well a/k/a Deborah Lee Lic, bonded, insured Repair immediately thereafter; Consulting Need a tree removed house. Pressure Plaintiff, ROYCE and UN- Caldwell a/k/a Deborah 850-258-1204 Painting, Tile, otherwise a default will Master Craftsman or trimmed! Brandon washing & drywall KNOWN TENANT(S) L. Caldwell f/k/a Debo- Windows, Doors, be entered against you w/ 33 yrs exp. (850)596-4642 Many repair. vs. rah L. Hines, Deceased General Carpentry, for the relief demanded Call 850-890-7569 discounts 20% off all Call Greg 814-1525. RESIDENT: Unknown Last Known Address: txt FL66163 to 56654 Metal Roofs, Storm clean up!!! Li- in the complaint or peti- Pressure Washing, txt FL83540 to 56654 tion. THE UNKNOWN Unknown censed & Insured HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- LAST KNOWN AD- Plumbing. Insured. Accepting all major « Duncan « 850-630-9690 DATED on October 18, IES, DEVISEES, DRESS: 919 MCKEN- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- Concrete credit cards!!! 2017. GRANTEES, ASSIGN- ZIE AVENUE, PANAMA TIFIED that an action to EES, LIENORS, CREDI- CITY, FL 32401-2955 foreclose a mortgage Exp. & Ins. Driveway & Patio Total Care Of Complete Lawn BILL KINSAUL TORS, TRUSTEES on the following prop- Care AND ALL OTHERS YOU ARE HEREBY NO- erty in Bay County, Your Loved Any Time Clerk of Court Specialist X-mas lights, & yard WHO MAY CLAIM AN TIFIED that an action to Florida: Tree 850-896-1574 Ones clean ups, & tree INTEREST IN THE ES- foreclose a mortgage Have It Your Way By: Debbie Roberson In Your Home, Refs, removal or fall clean Removal! TATE OF EVERLYNN L. on the following de- LOT 11, RIVERSIDE Int/Ext Painting, Deputy Clerk      20 Years Exp, up! 850-265-9794 FREDERICKS, DE- scribed property lo- PHASE I, ACCORDING Clean-Ups/Sod, Pub: Oct. 31, Nov. 7, All Concrete 850-960-1917 Epoxy floors, Call Steven Text FL81660 to 56654 2017 CEASED. et. al. cated in BAY County, TO THE MAP OR PLAT Defendant(s), Florida: THEREOF, AS RE- Work Rock/Flower Beds, (850) 851-2563 17752 CORDED IN PLAT Driveways & repairs. If you didn’t Gutter & Roof PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ACTION - LOT SEVENTEEN (17), BOOK 19, PAGE 28, Rock installation. Cleaning, Drainage Patios & Walkways. advertise here, systems. Lot CONSTRUCTIVE MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS, PUBLIC RECORDS OF you’re missing out The regular meeting of SERVICE ACCORDING TO PLAT BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Concrete epoxy. Clearing, Haul-Offs. Removal/Tractor. Weeding, Tree Creamer’s Tree the Panama City Port ON FILE IN PLAT IDA. on potential Service Authority Board of Di- TO: THE UNKNOWN BOOK 2, PAGE 22,  Call/text  customers. Trimming, Pressure Best Oriental 850-303-8526 Washing, driveways. Call Jason @ rectors will be held HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- PUBLIC RECORDS OF has been filed against Massage (850)832-9343 Thursday, November 9, IES, DEVISEES, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- you and you are re- 850-381-7960 Save 10%-20% Free Estimates  850-303-8526  Health & Harmony 2017 at 3:00PM in the GRANTEES, ASSIGN- IDA. quired to serve a copy Nice Professional Port Board Room at EES, LIENORS, of your written de- Roy Smiley Jr. Credit Cards Accpt. QUALITY TOUCH! Houses One Seaport Drive. CREDITORS, TRUS- has been filed against fenses, if any, to it on Home Repairs 914-9177 Lic #9026 Pub: Nov. 7, 2017 TEES AND ALL you, and you are re- Jeffrey Seiden, Es- All Home Re- Any Job, Large Or Wanted 17764 OTHERS WHO MAY quired to serve a copy quire, Brock & Scott, pairs and Re- Small. New Installs, We buy houses IN THE CIRCUIT CLAIM AN INTEREST to your written de- PLLC., the Plaintiff’s at- modeling Kitchens, Baths for cash!!! Call COURT, FOURTEENTH IN THE ESTATE OF fenses, if any, to this torney, whose address Wood rot, roofs Paint, Tile, Wood (850)312-0207 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF EVELYNNE L. FRED- action on Phelan Hal- is 1501 N.W. 49th Starfish Beach repairs, drywall, rot, Electric, Plumb. txt FL82770 to 56654 THE STATE OF FLOR- ERICKS, DECEASED. linan Diamond & Street, Suite 200, Ft. Concrete, painting, vinyl, Robert IDA, IN AND FOR BAY whose residence is un- Jones, PLLC, attorneys Lauderdale, FL. 33309, foundations, windows, doors, 850-832-7972 COUNTY known if he/she/they for plaintiff, whose ad- within thirty (30) days remodeling, fencing. Need a PROBATE DIVISION be living; and if dress is 2727 West Cy- of the first date of publi- building, decks, Lic & Ins. Sam CASE NO.: he/she/they be dead, press Creek Road, Ft. cation and file the origi- maintenance and (850)348-0207 helping hand? 17-1082-CP the unknown defend- Lauderdale, FL 33309, nal with the Clerk of repairs! ants who may be and file the original with this Court either before (850) 819-0300 Advertise in IN RE: Estate of JOHN spouses, heirs, devi- the Clerk of the Court, service on the Plaintiffs S. LAIRD a/k/a John sees, grantees, assign- within 30 days after the attorney or immediately Able the Help ees, lienors, creditors, first publication of this thereafter; otherwise a SELL ALL YOUR Sidney Laird Alonzo Caudill Lawn Service Deceased. trustees, and all parties notice otherwise a de- default will be entered Wanted claiming an interest by, fault may be entered against you for the re- ITEMS Painting, Drywall, We Show Up! Weekly & Alonzo Caudill through, under or against you for the re- lief demanded in the through classified. Yard Clean-Up, Section in the NOTICE TO Carpenter Repairs & Bi-Weekly services Painting, pressure CREDITORS against the Defendants, lief demanded in the complaint or petition. who are not known to Complaint. CALL Pressure Cleaning starting cleaning, and Classifieds! be dead or alive, and DATED on October 27, Licensed & Insured. from $35-PCB repairs. 30 yrs exp. The administration of 747-5020 850-303-9669 596-4383/258-5072 850-303-9669 747-5020 the estate of John S. all parties having or DATED: ______2017. claiming to have any ✳ ✳ ✳ B8 Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | The News Herald CLASSIFIEDS

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