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May 17, 2018

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BY JAMES SWIFT the number of people I struck out every “It takes a competitive heart and that is mies to prepare students for the 21st cen- [email protected] night,” he said at a meet and greet at Jef- something that has served me well in pol- tury labor market. ferson’s Restaurant. “I’m perfectly fine itics,” Duncan said. “I just felt like that He said he is also a proponent of school Former state representative Geoff Dun- with competition.” the process needed to change and I felt choice, adding that he would like to mod- can swung by Downtown Cartersville In the 1996 draft, the Florida Marlins like to do that you needed to be in a lead- ernize funding strategies for education. Wednesday as part of his campaign for selected Geoff Duncan, then a pitcher at ership role. I think I can do it better, “Those dollars ought to follow the child,” Georgia’s Lieutenant Governor seat. Georgia Tech, in the 69th round. After bolder and I want to create a culture that Duncan said. The 43-year-old Forsyth County resident about five years in the minor leagues, rewards policy over politics. I, essentially, Duncan also bemoaned the lack of joins a crowded field of Republican chal- Duncan decided to hang up his glove and either wanted to be in charge or go home parental and guardian involvement in ed- lengers, including former state representa- become an entrepreneur in Forsyth back to my family.” ucation in some communities. “Some of tive Rick Jeffares and sitting state senator County. Roughly a decade later, he de- He detailed his policy stances on edu- these failing schools have 60 percent of David Shafer, in a battle to fill the vacancy cided to try his hand at politics. During cation, the economy and health care. the kids not coming to school everyday,” left by gubernatorial contender Casey Cagle. the 2012 primaries, he defeated Tom Education, he said, is the “cornerstone” he said. “There’s only 40 percent atten- JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS It’s stiff competition, but Duncan said Knox en route to becoming District 26 of Georgia’s future. He said he would dance. We’ve got to do a better job.” Geoff Duncan, a Republican candidate for he’s not sweating it. House Representative — a position he work to improve K-12 education and pro- Georgia’s Lieutenant Governor seat, made SEE , PAGE 7A “I used to have to feed my family on was reelected to in 2014 and 2016. mote technical schools and career acade- DUNCAN an appearance in Cartersville Wednesday. Maker’s A Shining Example Festival set for Saturday

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

Striving to spark creativity among its patrons, the third annual Maker’s Festival will be presented at Red Top Mountain State Park Saturday. Ongoing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the event will take place behind the venue’s old Park Office, 50 Lodge Road S.E. in Acworth. “The Maker’s Festival is based off of the Maker Faire, a global phe- nomenon that is a result of the maker movement,” AmeriCorps Bright chosen to represent member Amber Avery said. “The first one was held in 2016 and cre- CCSS at state Teacher of ated by previous AmeriCorps member Diane Burgoon. She said that she had attended a Maker Faire in Year competition Decatur, Georgia. “She said, ‘It was awesome and BY DONNA HARRIS helped me to realize tinkers who [email protected] make things with technology should have a venue just as tradi- The Cartersville City School District’s chance of having the next state tional craft makers have. Combin- Teacher of the Year is very Bright. ing the two — technology makers Sara Bright, a special education teacher at Cartersville Middle and craft people — seemed like a School, won the system’s 2019 Teacher of the Year title at the annual great solution.’ It was well received luncheon to honor all four Teachers of the Year Tuesday afternoon at by both the public both years, and Stonewall Manor. there were over 300 visitors to last “I’m not even sure what to say,” a choked-up Bright, 36, said after year’s festival.” accepting her plaque from Superintendent Dr. Howard Hinesley. “Wow. As in past years AmeriCorps will It’s an amazing honor.” team up with Red Top Mountain The 15-year teaching veteran, who is finishing her third year at CMS, State Park to offer the Maker’s Fes- was stunned when her name was called as the system winner. tival. Along with interacting with “Wonderful teachers are here today, and I did not think that it could artisans, patrons will be able to pur- be me,” she said. chase items and view hands-on Bright, who, with her husband, Dusty, has a 7-year-old daughter fin- demonstrations. ishing first grade at the primary school, said she is “honored” that the “The purpose of the Maker’s Fes- people she works with think she’s doing “a good job.” tival is to bring people out to the “I come to school every day, and I’m there for the kids,” she said. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS parks and get them to want to make “I’m not there for anybody else. And I want to make a difference in Above, Cartersville’s four Teachers of the Year are, from left, Shannon Suarez from Cartersville things,” Avery said. “Anyone can their lives.” Elementary, Dr. Kim Foster from Cartersville High, Leighanne Young from Cartersville Primary be a maker. You just have to make The Cartersville resident said it feels “amazing” to move on to the and system winner Sara Bright from Cartersville Middle. Top, Cartersville City Schools something, and we want to give Superintendent Dr. Howard Hinesley presents Bright with the Teacher of the Year award at the people that opportunity. [The festi- SEE , PAGE 7A EDUCATORS annual luncheon Tuesday at Stonewall Manor. Seated is Ken MacKenzie, Bright’s principal. val will highlight] weaving, knit- ting, illustrated necklaces, polymer clay art, 3D printing, wood carving, necklace making, drawing lessons, Cartersville Police looking country music station and the Imag- Walk of Honor ination Playground. for armed robbery suspect “[We want to] allow them to get an idea of a new hobby, a way to STAFF REPORT The Cartersville Police Department is looking for the sus- make a change in their community pect of an armed robbery Tuesday morning at Complete or new creative ideas. Get their cre- Cash on Grassdale Road. ative minds and [skills] working According to CPD, the robbery occurred at around 9:50 and have fun while attending.” a.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported. Currently, there are 15 Ameri- The suspect is described as a black male, approximately Corps members assisting Georgia’s 5-foot-11 to 6-foot-1 with a thin build. state parks and historic sites. While The CPD is continuing to investigate the incident. taking part in this initiative, the vol- unteers are housed at state parks across Georgia. “The Maker’s Festival embodies what is important to AmeriCorps Cartersville woman arrested for ideals,” AmeriCorps Program Leader Kent Wall said. “It allows hitting child with glass of beer people to explore and discover what STAFF REPORT they like and enjoy, and it allows A Cartersville woman was arrested Saturday for allegedly people to get things done. throwing a glass of beer at her sister-in-law and hitting a child “AmeriCorps is a national serv- in a stroller. ice program that focuses on helping RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS According to jail records, Christian Joy Shullaw has been with academic achievement, fight- Employees of the Adairsville Lowe’s Distribution Center participated in an awareness walk for the charged with two counts of aggravated assault, cruelty to chil- ing poverty, sustaining parks, etc. organization Carry The Load Wednesday from Friendship Baptist Church in Cartersville to the Tom dren and simple battery-family violence. AmeriCorps was founded in 1993 B. David Airport in Calhoun. Founded in 2011 by two veteran Navy SEALs, Carry The Load is a According to the Bartow County Sheriff’s Office report, the and is based on the Civilian nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring military veterans, law enforcement, fire and rescue personnel and their families. SEE ARREST, PAGE 7A SEE MAKERS, PAGE 7A

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ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News Class and the Lottie Moon Owen Funeral Home, 12 Collins someone else in order to make their visitation with the family from five Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. Women’s Ministry. She retired from Dr., Cartersville, GA has charge of day better. He knew exactly what to o’clock in the evening until eight on Cartersville, GA 30120 the State of Georgia after twenty- the arrangements. say or exactly when to listen. If you Sunday the 20th of May, 2018 as five years of dedicated service as a knew Ernie, you always left with a well as Monday the 21st of May, Mailing Address: Child Support Agent. Mrs. Ingram great feeling. He continued this 2018 at Owen Funeral Home. 251 S. Tennessee St. was known for her artistic abilities until his last breath on earth. In lieu of customary remem- Cartersville, GA 30120 Ernest Bradley and loved to paint. Her pride and Ernie is preceded in death by his brances memorial donations may be joy was her family, especially her Norman brother, Todd Norman. made in Ernie’s honor to Bartow Phone: 770-382-4545 County Relay for Life. After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 grandchildren and great-grandchil- Ernest Bradley Norman, age 56, He is survived by his parents; his Fax: 770-382-2711 dren. went to heaven on Tuesday, May loving wife of almost thirteen years, Please visit Victor Eugene Mrs. Ingram is preceded in death 15, 2018. Pat Jordan Norman; son, Bradley www.owenfunerals.com to post Alan Davis, tributes and sign the on-line register. by her husband, Rev. Sam Ingram; Ernie was born on November 23, (Amber) Norman; daughter, Brit- Publisher Chambers Owen Funeral Home, 12 Collins daughter, Deidra Ingram. 1961, in Burlington, NC, son of ney (Nick) Goodwin; grandchil- Mr. Victor Eugene Chambers, 60, Dr., Cartersville, GA 30120 has Jason Greenberg, Survivors include her daughter, Paul Ernest Norman, Jr. and Edna dren, Coey, Caden, Victoria and Managing Editor of Cartersville, died on Tuesday, charge of the arrangements. Debra (Mark) DuPree; son, Tommy Mae Cheek Nor- River; sister, Cynthia (Michael) May 15, 2018, at Cartersville Med- Jennifer Moates, (Jill) Ingram; grandchildren, man. Parrish; nephews, Kyle (United ical Center. Joellen Pettit Riley Advertising Director Meridyth (Jason) Padgett, Matthew Ernie retired States Air Force), Zach, Chris, Se- He was a native of Bartow Joellen Pettit Riley of Mindy Salamon, (Jennifer) Ingram, Jonathan (Karen) from the United bass; one niece, Sophia. Cartersville, GA, passed away on County, born on July 14, 1957, the Office Manager/Classified Ingram and Jennifer Horton; great- States Marine A Celebration of Life Service Wednesday, May 16, 2018, son of Willa Mae Smith Chambers Advertising Director grandchildren, Kaitlynn Ingram, Corps after will be conducted at eleven o’clock Funeral Services will be con- and the late Roy Chambers. Lee McCrory, Sam Leavitt, Mallorie Padgett, proudly serving in the morning on Tuesday, the ducted at eleven-thirty in the morn- Victor was a member of Atco Circulation/Distribution Olivia Ingram, Brenna Ingram and for twenty years. 22nd of May, 2018 at Stamp Creek ing on Saturday, May 19, 2018, in Manager Baptist Church, the Cartersville Abigail Ingram; sister, Marlis Rig- He was a deco- Baptist Church with Rev. Cory the chapel of Owen Funeral Home Masonic Lodge #63, the Stacey Wade, don; brother, Ronnie (Jeanie) rated Desert Martin officiating. Interment will with Dr. Tommy Green officiating. Circulation Customer Care/ Cartersville Order of Eastern Star Norman Visitation will be conducted for Smith; sister-in-law, Bobbie (Jack) Storm veteran follow in the GA National Ceme- Account Manager #329 and Present Worthy Patron. one hour and a half prior to service Mansfield; and a large group of ex- who was awarded six Good Con- tery at one-thirty with full military Byron Pezzarossi, He was previously employed by time at Owen Funeral Home. Press Room Director tended family including Pat D. duct Metals, just to name a few. honors presented. IUOE Local 926 as a crane operator A full obituary will be placed in Brooks and her family and many After his retirement, he began his Serving as pallbearers are Dave before retiring. Preceding him in Friday’s paper. Email: friends. sixteen-year career with Lockheed Holmes, Albert Craig, Jack Davis, death along with his father are his Please visit MANAGING EDITOR A Celebration of Life Service Martin. During his time with Lock- Tony Dulaney, Brian Blashka and [email protected] sister, Renee Stark; his grandpar- www.owenfunerals.com to post will be conducted at eleven o’clock heed, he was awarded two very Karl Gross. ents, Sam and Jessie Chambers and tributes and sign the on-line regis- NEWSROOM in the morning on Friday, the 18th prestigious awards. The first is the Friends are cordially invited to a ter. Homer and Toddie Mae Smith. [email protected] of May, 2018 at First Baptist Nova Award and the second is the Survivors include his mother, FEATURES EDITOR Church of Cartersville with Rev. Je- AeroStar Award. These awards are [email protected] Willa Mae Chambers; his children, remy Morton officiating. Interment presented to select teams and indi- Heather Mann (Brent) and Amanda PHOTOGRAPHER will immediately follow in Oak Hill viduals who have made excellent [email protected] Hendrix; his grandchildren, Chase Cemetery. contributions to the corporation’s Hendrix, Jayden Hendrix, Megan STAFF REPORTERS Friends are cordially invited to a mission and business objectives. He Hall, Brenton Mann and Dorothy [email protected] visitation with the family for one was always known to be the one [email protected] Mann; his brothers, Dennis Cham- hour prior to service time at First that makes things happen, take on [email protected] bers (Lisa) and Steven Chambers; Baptist Church of Cartersville. new challenges and never accept SPORTS REPORTER special nephew, Braxton Hefner In lieu of customary remem- anything but the best. [email protected] and other nieces and nephews. brances, memorial donations may After fighting cancer for over two ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Funeral services will be con- be made in Mrs. Ingram’s honor to years, he continued until his last [email protected] ducted on Saturday, May 19, 2018, First Baptist Cartersville Building breath, fighting and thinking of oth- OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSIFIED at Atco Baptist Church with The Fund. ers instead of himself. He never ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Reverend Mike Boatfield and The [email protected] Please visit complained or questioned why he Reverend Doug Harris officiating. www.owenfunerals.com to post was suffering from a disease that CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Interment will follow in Zion Hill [email protected] tributes and sign the on-line regis- took so much away. He lived every $00')6(#)00$4&62&$8 Cemetery with full Masonic Rites. ter. minute looking to do something for LEGAL ADVERTISING The family will receive friends on 62&)5%7558274236)215 [email protected] Friday, May 18, 2018, from 5- 8 PRODUCTION p.m. at Parnick Jennings Funeral Spruce Up [email protected] Home. Mr. Chambers will be car- Letter Guidelines: ried to the church on Saturday, For Spring! Letters to the editor on issues where he will lie-in-state from 10 – “Call About Our Spring Specials” of broad public interest are 11 a.m. prior to the service. Energy Efficient welcomed. Letters must bear a The Masons will serve as pall- Vinyl Windows ! complete signature, street address and phone number (ad- bearers. Roofing & Siding " dresses and phone numbers Parnick Jennings Funeral Home “Cheapest Prices in North Georgia” " ! will not be published). 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OBITUARIES Katherine S. mother, grandmother and sister. William Swancey; step-father, Cartersville, GA; brothers, Lloyd chapel of Owen Funeral Home eight on Thursday, the 17th of Her family was Gordon L. Freeman; step-son, (Mary) Swancey of Aragon, GA, with Rev. Bobby Gayton officiat- May, 2018 at Owen Funeral Wright her world and “Little” Dave Wright. Johnny (Sandra) Swancey and ing. Interment will immediately Home. Katherine S. Wright, age 69, she loved to She leaves her loving memo- Michael Freeman, all of follow in Oak Hill Cemetery, Flowers are accepted or you passed away at home peacefully cook for them ries to be cherished by her Cartersville, GA, Howard Rydal, GA. may send memorial donations to after a long battle with cancer on and spend qual- daughter, Laura A. Cagle; step- (Tabitha) Freeman of Austell, Serving as pallbearers are the American Cancer Society. Monday, May 14, 2018. Kather- ity time with children, Ricky Wright, Cathy L. GA; a number of nieces, Lloyd and Johnny Swancey, Please visit www.owenfuner- ine was born on December 31, them. Sheppard; eight grandchildren; nephews and cousins still sur- Mike and Howard Freeman, Alan als.com to post tributes and sign 1948, in Canton, GA, daughter of Katherine is numerous great-grandchildren; vive. Shelnutt and Lonnie “Pee Wee” the on-line register. the late John William preceded in sisters, Judy (Paul) Wulf of A Celebration of Life Service Phillips. Owen Funeral Home, 12 Swancey and Laura Glass Free- death by Dave Ringold, GA, Lois (Chris) will be conducted at three o’- Friends are cordially invited to Collins Dr., Cartersville, GA man. J. Wright; Wright Headlee, Clara (Tom) DuFano, clock in the afternoon on Friday, a visitation with the family from 30120 has charge of the arrange- Katherine was a loving wife, brothers, Jimmy and James Cindy (Rob) Vickers, all of the 18th of May, 2018 in the six o’clock in the evening until ments. Tension mounts for tired mom who gets little help from dad

DEAR ABBY: I am a working going on with your physician, who lonely knowing my daughter and DEAR AT A CROSSROADS: I Columnist Scholarship contest, see mother of three who may be bat- can then help you explain to your her husband are so close yet so far agree you should move. Absence the information on DearAbby.com tling postpartum depression. I feel husband that if he doesn’t step up, because they’re too busy with their may make the heart grow fonder, and learn more. The deadline is fast like I am parenting alone. I get the he could indeed be left with the lives to let me interact with my but if it doesn’t, at least you will approaching. kids out of the house by myself in sole responsibility of taking care of grandchildren. have a chance to live your dream. the morning before my husband the children. You’re right. You I do have my own things to do Take it while you’re young enough Dear Abby is written by Abigail even drags himself out of bed. I shouldn’t be carrying the whole and I am active, but I would love a to enjoy it, and video chat with the Van Buren, also known as Jeanne drop the kids off. I go to work. By load, and the bonus would be the change of scenery after two mar- grandkids. Phillips, and was founded by her I teach, so my day is spent deal- Abigail Van Buren likelihood that your husband’s re- riages. I would love to visit new mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact ing with other people’s kids, and lationship with the children would places and make new friends and READER ALERT! If you know Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com then I pick my own kids up. I have these balls. I feel like if something improve. build a new life for myself. But I a student who would like to enter or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, no time to decompress or devote to were to happen to me, he’d have no wonder if it would be abandoning the $5,000 Dear Abby College CA 90069. myself. clue what to do. How can I fix this DEAR ABBY: I have two my grandchildren. I could still visit When there are school functions, situation? I don’t want to resent daughters, and we don’t always see them two to three times a year from my husband makes me feel guilty him, but I’m starting to. — EX- eye to eye. I think one of them is wherever I end up. that I’m not spending time with the HAUSTED, HOT MESS MOM emotionally abusive because she is I have sacrificed all my life kids. Now he’s starting to make me so critical about everything having doing the right things by putting feel guilty because the kids like DEAR MOM: Postpartum de- to do with me. others first, and I’m afraid that if I him less than they do me. How do pression is more than being tired The problem is I have wonderful don’t travel now or live somewhere I get across to him that if he did and overscheduled. It’s a medical grandkids who are very young. I else, I may not be well enough later more and was around them more, condition that, left untreated, can would love to see them grow up, on. What do you think is a good so- they would like him more? have serious consequences. but I’m able to see them only per- lution for me? — AT A CROSS- Tony Ross I’m so tired from juggling all It might help to discuss what’s haps 24 days out of the year. I feel ROADS IN MINNESOTA Bartow County School Board CHURCH CALENDAR District 1 ND FIVE FORKS BAPTIST singing. The public is invited. Cartersville. Pine Grove Baptist tain Road, Adairsville. Oak Grove May 22 CHURCH – Five Forks Baptist Church is hosting its vacation Baptist Church of Adairsville is cel- • Maximize a plan for the safety of our students Church is hosting its revival tonight BARTOW CUMBERLAND Bible school June 3-8 from 6:15 to ebrating its homecoming on June through May 18 at 7:30 p.m. each PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – 9 p.m. each night. Meals will be 10. Service will start at 10:30 a.m. and staff evening. The Rev. Justin Page is 2851 Highway 140 N.E., Rydal. provided and will begin at 6:30 with a meal served around noon. • Create a supportive environment for our preaching. Bartow Cumberland Presbyterian p.m. Children ages 3-16 are in- Fireproof will be providing music. excellent teachers which will impact student Church is hosting its homecoming vited. ZION HILL BAPTIST May 20 at 11 a.m. There will be a BRANDON’S CHAPEL BAP- achievement CHURCH – 1105 Mission Road, covered dish lunch. SUTALLEE BAPTIST TIST CHURCH – 136 Old Stiles- • Voters should have the right to vote Cartersville. Zion Hill Baptist CHURCH – 895 Knox Bridge boro Road S.W., Cartersville. for or against tax exemption Church is hosting its homecoming PINE GROVE INDEPEND- Highway, White. Sutallee Baptist Brandon’s Chapel Baptist Church May 20 at 10:30 a.m. Children of ENT CHURCH – 22 Pine Grove Church is hosting a free vacation is hosting its vacation bible school Facebook@tonyrossschoolboard The Promise will be singing in the Church Road, Cartersville. Pine bible school June 4-8 from 6:30 to June 10-13. The event will begin at afternoon. Everyone is invited. Grove Independent Church is host- 9 p.m. each night. Kids preschool 4 p.m. on June 10 and 5:50 p.m. [email protected] ing its Men’s Day program May 20 to 12th-grade are welcome. every other evening. Dinner will be LIGHTED PATHWAY at 2 p.m. Tommy Mays is the guest included. Children ages 3 to 15 are 678-488-5082 CHURCH OF GOD – 2054 speaker. The church is also hosting NEW CORINTH MISSION- invited. Cassville Road, Cartersville. youth day on May 27. ARY BAPTIST CHURCH – Lighted Pathway Church of God New Corinth Missionary Baptist has gospel singing night every PLEASANT VALLEY Church is hosting Men & Women fourth Sunday. Service begins at 6 CHURCH – 174 Mostellers Road, Conference June 8-10. Women p.m. The church is hosting a special Adairsville. Pleasant Valley Church night is June 8 at 7 p.m. The con- singing on May 20 at 10:45 a.m. is celebrating its homecoming May ference is June 9 10 a.m. 2 p.m. featuring Spiritual Vision Trio. 27 at 10:30 a.m. Ordained will be Men day is June 10 at 3 p.m. Reg- the singers for the morning service. istration costs $20. RSVP by June MT. CARMEL UMC — 825 Lunch will follow the service. 8 to Pastor Darrell K. Shaw by call- Hall Station Road, Adairsville. Mt. Everyone is invited. ing 770-480-5786. Carmel UMC will host Rev. Leon Smith in concert on Sunday, May PINE GROVE BAPTIST OAK GROVE BAPTIST 20 at 6 p.m. Dinner will follow the CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove Road, CHURCH – 997 Brownlee Moun-

WHAT’S GOING ON MAKER’S FESTIVAL – Red Top Mountain State Park is hosting the third Maker’s Festival on May 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival is a family friendly place for people to come and interact with makers and see them make things and buy their products. The festival is free, but vehicles must display a daily or annual New Shipment Georgia State Parks Parking Pass. Daily passes are $5. For more in- of Lamps in Stock formation, email redtop.program- [email protected] or call 770-975-4151.

ADULT SOCIAL-BALL- ROOM DANCE CLASS – Cartersville Parks & Recreation is hosting East Coast swing classes each Wednesday in May at the Goodyear Clubhouse. Classes are $10 for adults and $15 for couples. For more information, call 770- 607-6170.

N.W. GA DAYLILY SOCI- ETY – The N.W. GA Daylily society is meeting May 20 at 2 p.m. at the Stiles Auditorium. The program will be a grooming clinic conducted by Jim Mullins. The group is also hosting garden tours June 2 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The “Since 1965... Serving Cartersville & Bartow County over 52 Years. Family Owned & Operated.” cost is $10 and includes tours of We will meet or beat Advertised Price four gardens. Tickets can be pur- ANY chased from the group’s booth at item for item - Shop and Compare! the May Market or at any of the 106 S. Tennessee St., Cartersville • (770) 382-2866 tours. For more information, contact 770-547-9029. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 6pm • Saturday 9am - 5pm U.S. & WORLD

4A Thursday, May 17, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Trump Jr: Can’t recall discussing Russia probe with father

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Donald Trump Jr. struck an unapologetic tone during hours of congressional questioning last year, saying he didn’t think there was anything wrong with meeting a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower ahead of the 2016 presidential election or that the get-together might have been part of a Russian government effort to aid his father, according to transcripts released Wednesday. The president’s eldest son also deflected multiple questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee, responding to dozens of queries by saying he could not recall. The committee released more than 1,800 pages of transcripts of interviews with Trump Jr. and others who attended a June 9, 2016, meeting at which they expected to receive dirt about Trump’s opponent, Democrat Hillary Clinton. Meanwhile, the Senate intelligence committee said it stands be- MATT SLOCUM/AP hind a 2017 assessment by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, R-Pa., Republican primary candidate for U.S. Senate, talks to supporters during an election night results party Tuesday in Hazleton, Pennsylvania. intervened in the election to hurt Clinton and help Trump. Repub- lican chairman Richard Burr of North Carolina said in a statement that his staff had spent 14 months “reviewing the sources, trade- craft and analytic work, and we see no reason to dispute the con- Trump backs 2 successful nominees in primaries clusions.” The Judiciary Committee transcripts reveal new details about THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Senate primary voters to support and stripped Stack of state police otherwise overwhelmingly Repub- how the Trump Tower meeting — central to special counsel President Donald Trump backed Rep. Jim Renacci in the Ohio Sen- protection. lican. Robert Mueller’s investigation into potential collusion between two successful U.S. Senate nomi- ate and oppose former coal com- Trump aides and the Kremlin — came to be arranged and efforts nees in Pennsylvania and Nebraska, pany executive Don Blankenship in SECOND LOSS IN TWO OREGON CHOOSES GOP afterward to mitigate the political damage arising from its disclo- which were among four states hold- West Virginia. Renacci won and MONTHS FOR SACCONE CANDIDATE AMONG 10 sure. ing primaries Tuesday. Blankenship lost. Pennsylvania state Rep. Rick GUBERNATORIAL The transcripts show the dissatisfaction of Trump Jr. and other The primaries began to settle Saccone, who lost a special election HOPEFULS campaign aides, including brother-in-law Jared Kushner, when the swing state Pennsylvania’s chaotic WOMEN RULE IN two months ago to Democrat Conor State Rep. Knute Buehler has meeting failed to yield the harmful Clinton information they congressional landscape after a REDRAWN DISTRICTS Lamb for a congressional seat, has emerged from a crowded primary to thought they’d get — as well as the increasing panic of one of the court fight ended with redrawn dis- Pennsylvania could send at least now lost a two-way Republican pri- capture the Republican nomination meeting participants who feared his reputation would be ruined tricts just three months ago. Amid three women Congress next year, mary for a different U.S. House for Oregon governor. by his role in having set it up. the redistricting, Republican Rick breaking the all-male hold on the seat. Buehler, who ran for secretary of In addition, the transcripts reflect an aggressive Russian out- Saccone recorded his second loss in state’s 18-member U.S. House del- Saccone lost Tuesday’s 14th state in 2012, was the most centrist reach to Trump both before and after the June 2016 meeting, in- two months in two U.S. House dis- egation. Congressional District primary of the Republican front-runners. He cluding an effort to arrange a follow-up get-together that tricts. Mary Gay Scanlon won a 10- election to state Sen. Guy Reschen- was among 10 GOP candidates in November with members of his transition team. One year earlier, Among the more unusual results way Democratic primary and thaler for the open seat in a heavily the primary. Trump was invited to the 60th birthday party of a friend in of Tuesday’s primaries was the loss Madeleine Dean won a three-way Republican, newly drawn district. However, Democratic Gov. Kate Moscow at which the opportunity to meet Russian President by Pennsylvania’s Democratic lieu- Democratic primary on Tuesday In March, Lamb narrowly beat Brown remains the favorite to win Vladimir Putin was dangled. tenant governor, Mike Stack, who night for two suburban Philadelphia Saccone in a district that President in November. Brown became gov- Trump Jr. answered “No, I don’t recall” when asked if he had was ousted by mayor John Fetter- seats that are likely to flip to De- Donald Trump won in 2016 by ernor in 2015 upon the resignation spoken with his father about the Russia investigation, and he could man. mocrats following a court-ordered about 20 percentage points. The of Gov. John Kitzhaber following not recall if he had spoken with him the day the Trump Tower Oregon and Idaho also held pri- redrawing of the state’s congres- president campaigned in the district an ethics scandal, and she won a meeting was arranged. But he insisted he had never discussed the mary elections. sional district boundaries. twice and sent several tweets on special election in 2016. meeting with him. Here’s a look at some of the other Meanwhile, Chrissy Houlahan is Saccone’s behalf. The White House Oregon is among eight states Asked if he thought it was problematic to take a meeting de- interesting races: the uncontested Democratic nomi- later contended that it was Lamb where Democrats control the gov- scribed to him as part of a Russian government effort to aid his nee for another suburban Philadel- who had embraced the president’s ernorship and both houses of the father’s campaign, Trump Jr. said no. TRUMP’S PICKS PREVAIL phia seat where she’s heavily policies and vision. state legislature. Voters who iden- “I didn’t think that listening to someone with information rele- Two of the president’s favored favored in November. tify as Democrats also outnumber vant to the fitness and character of a presidential candidate would candidates, Lou Barletta in Penn- Women won contested Demo- POLITICAL NEWCOMER their Republican counterparts by be an issue, no.” sylvania and Deb Fischer in Ne- cratic primaries in three other seats WINS IN NEBRASKA more than 9 percentage points. Senate Judiciary Democrats said the transcripts are just “one braska, won their U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, although two of Social worker and political new- piece of a much larger puzzle” and do not tell the entire story be- primaries. those seats are in solidly Republi- comer Kara Eastman has won the IN IDAHO cause some meeting participants were not interviewed and Repub- Trump congratulated his picks in can districts and another is consid- Democratic nomination for Ne- GOVERNOR’S RACE, A lican committee chairman Chuck Grassley did not subpoena them a pair of tweets Wednesday morn- ered a toss-up in November. braska’s 2nd Congressional District. DEMOCRATIC FIRST to compel their appearance. ing. Eastman defeated former Rep. When former state Rep. Paulette Though the witnesses were not under oath, they were nonethe- Barletta, currently a congress- INCUMBENT LIEUTENANT Brad Ashford in Tuesday’s primary Jordan, 38, won her primary, she less required to tell Congress the truth. man, was heavily favored over state GOVERNOR FALLS election with a campaign that cast became the first woman to be the In addition to Trump Jr., the committee interviewed four other Rep. Jim Christiana to become the Mike Stack became the first her as a champion of liberal ideals, Democratic gubernatorial nominee people who attended the meeting in New York — publicist Rob Republican challenger for Demo- holder of the Pennsylvania lieu- including supporting a single-payer in Idaho. If she wins the general Goldstone, who set up the meeting with the promise of dirt on cratic Sen. Bob Casey, who is seek- tenant governor’s office to lose in a health care system. election, Jordan, a member of the Clinton; Rinat Akhmetshin, a prominent Russian-American lob- ing a third term in November. primary election. Eastman contrasted herself Coeur d’Alene Tribe, would not byist; Ike Kaveladze, a business associate of a Moscow-based de- Barletta was a Trump supporter John Fetterman, the Braddock against Ashford, a centrist and for- only be the first woman to serve as veloper, and a translator. before the 2016 presidential nomi- mayor, won the five-way Demo- mer Republican who focused on his Idaho governor but also the first The committee did not interview Natalia Veselnitskaya, the nation was settled. Trump asked cratic Party primary race for lieu- legislative experience and willing- Native American woman to serve in Russian lawyer at the center of the meeting. But the panel released Barletta to run for Senate, and the tenant governor Tuesday, meaning ness to work with conservatives. that position in any state. her written responses to a letter that Grassley sent her. president is expected to visit Penn- he will run on a ticket with Gov. She will now face Rep. Don But she faces a difficult race: The panel was also not able to interview Jared Kushner, Trump’s sylvania to campaign for him. The Tom Wolf in the fall. Pennsylvania Bacon, a first-term Republican who Idaho hasn’t elected a Democratic son-in-law, or Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman, president also recorded telephone first started allowing lieutenant gov- defeated Ashford in the 2016 elec- governor since 1990, and the Re- though both attended. calls last weekend backing Barletta ernors to serve a second term in the tion. publican Party now controls a su- The committee did release one page of notes that Manafort took “fully, strongly and proudly.” 1970s. Ashford had been the first Demo- permajority on all federal, state and during the meeting. Fischer, the incumbent, defeated Fetterman had made a failed bid crat in two decades to win the dis- legislative seats. His notes mention “Russian adoption by American families” four GOP challengers and will be in 2016 for the U.S. Senate. trict, which encompasses much of Lt. Gov. Brad Little, 64, a rancher and Bill Browder, a British citizen who has spearheaded a U.S. the strong favorite to win re-elec- Stack, a former Philadelphia state the Omaha metro area. Although who has spent the past 16 years in sanctions law —known as the Magnitsky Act— that targets Russ- tion in deep-red Nebraska. Her senator, has had a chilly relationship Omaha’s strong Democratic core is elected office, secured the GOP ian officials over human rights abuses. The relatively cryptic notes Democratic opponent is Lincoln with Wolf in their first term together. balanced out by more conservative nomination. He’s the pick of Re- appear to track with some of the details contained in a presentation City Councilwoman Jane Ray- Wolf last year ordered an inves- suburbs, the district gives Democ- publican Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter, that Veselnitskaya has given in an attempt to undermine the sanc- bould. tigation into the treatment of state rats a fighting chance of capturing who decided not to seek a fourth tions law. Last week, Trump urged GOP employees by Stack and his wife a congressional seat in a state that is term. Manafort’s notes also contain references to “tied into Cheney” and “active sponsors of RNC” without any further explanation. Mueller has brought several unrelated charges against Manafort, including money-laundering conspiracy, false statements and acting as an unregistered foreign agent related to Ukrainian political work. The special counsel is investigating the Russian meddling in the election, whether Trump’s campaign was involved and possible obstruction of justice. The New York meeting and the administration’s initial response to reports of it have been a focus of the probe. The White House has said the president was involved in drafting an initial statement after news of the meeting broke last year. That statement said the meeting primarily concerned a Russian adoption program, though Trump Jr. later released the emails showing he agreed to the sit-down after he was promised information on Clinton. The emails also show he accepted the meeting despite it being described as part of a Russian government effort to aid his father’s campaign. Asked in the interview if his father was involved in drafting the statement, Trump said: “I don’t know. I never spoke to my father about it.” The transcripts provide a timeline of the days leading up to the meeting as well as misgivings about the appropriateness of a Russ- ian lawyer meeting with a U.S. presidential campaign. Music publicist Rob Goldstone, who arranged the meeting at the request of Azerbaijani-Russian pop singer Emin Agalarov, said he thought the meeting was a “bad idea.” CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Commerce Department. WASHINGTON — Corporate Trump tweeted Sunday that he America is seeking relief from was working with President Xi President Donald Trump’s threat- Jinping to put ZTE “back in busi- ened tariffs on at least $50 billion ness, fast” and save tens of thou- in Chinese goods as negotiators sands of Chinese jobs — a stance seek to prevent a trade war be- that drew an immediate outcry tween the world’s two biggest from many Republicans and De- economies. mocrats alike. Best Buy wants televisions to Trump had campaigned for the be spared from the tariffs. presidency on a vow to strike a Sanden International (USA) of much tougher trade stance than Wylie, Texas, warns it will have his recent predecessors, who, he to lay off 39 of its 431 workers if argued, had agreed to deals that 25 percent tariffs take effect on gave an unfair advantage to the components it uses to make America’s competitors. The pres- ANDY WONG/AP, FILE In this April 12 photo, packets of raw soybeans are placed on a table at a U.S. soybean company’s booth at the international soybean car air-conditioning compressors. ident has pointed to the U.S. exhibition in Shanghai, China. With the threat of tariffs and counter-tariffs between Washington and Beijing looming, Chinese buyers SABIC, a petrochemical manu- trade deficit ($566 billion last are canceling orders for U.S. soybeans, a trend that could deal a blow to American farmers if it continues. At the same time, farmers facturer, wants some building year) as a sign of economic in China are being encouraged to plant more soy, apparently to help make up for any shortfall from the United States. materials struck from the tariff weakness caused by disastrous list. agreements and abusive behavior 24,000 jobs at the companies that ployees involved in the sanctions staunchest supporters — farmers apart and “doom generations of As the U.S. government began by China and other countries. make chemicals and the compa- violations, Commerce asserted, in the American heartland who Americans to living in a world, three days of hearings on the tar- He has proposed tariffs on $50 nies that use them. ZTE had paid some of them full rely on exports. It might also hurt not one with a powerful China, iffs Tuesday, Chinese Vice Pre- billion in Chinese imports to Yet some trade analysts have bonuses and then lied about it. his Republican Party in the No- one with a dominant China and a mier Liu He traveled to punish Beijing for forcing Amer- suggested that Trump’s unex- The two countries are report- vember congressional elections. declining America.” Washington to seek a resolution ican companies to hand over pected ZTE overture could give edly attempting a swap: Relief “He’s worried about the “... If they win this battle on to the trade dispute. A similar technology in exchange for ac- U.S. and Chinese negotiators for ZTE in return for Beijing midterms and the impact of his ZTE, the world will notice and high-level U.S. delegation made cess to China’s vast market. something to work with. Com- dropping plans to impose tariffs trade policy on farmers,” Perry the message it will send is that a trip to Beijing earlier this China fired back by targeting $50 merce and ZTE last year settled on U.S. farm products. said. when push comes to shove this month and returned empty- billion in American products, in- charges that the Chinese com- “The president is transaction- Still, Trump’s ZTE tweet drew administration is no different handed. cluding soybeans and small air- pany sold sensitive telecommuni- oriented,” said Christine Mc- fire on Capitol Hill from some than the others,” Rubio said. Trump raised hopes for the lat- craft, for potential retaliatory cations equipment to Iran and Daniel, senior research fellow at Democrats and Republicans. Senate Minority Leader Chuck est talks by striking a surpris- tariffs. Trump then ordered the North Korea in violation of U.S. George Mason University’s Mer- “It’s the wrong time to cut a Schumer of New York lambasted ingly conciliatory tone toward U.S. trade representative to look sanctions. ZTE agreed to plead catus Center. “He and his team deal, and this would be a terrible Trump for going easy on a China, which he has long ac- for an additional $100 billion in guilty and pay about $1 billion in are working very hard to make a deal,” said Republican Sen. company that violated U.S. sanc- cused of predatory business prac- Chinese goods to tax. fines. deal ... That [ZTE] tweet maybe Marco Rubio of Florida. tions. tices that robbed American jobs The prospect of an escalating Commerce last month accused teed up the visit by Mr. Liu.” Rubio said China won’t play “He talks a big game on and swelled Washington’s trade trade war has rattled financial ZTE of violating the agreement William Perry of the Seattle by the rules. He said the Trump China,” Schumer said. “He deficit with Beijing. Trump of- markets and alarmed many busi- and blocked the company from law firm Harris Bricken, who administration has been given an promises to be tough, and yet this fered a lifeline to ZTE, a Chinese nesses. The American Chemistry importing American components runs the US China Trade War historic opportunity to place the weekend on the toughest thing he telecom company that is fighting Council has predicted that by for seven years. The department blog, said he thought the presi- U.S.’s relationship with China in did (harsh sanctions on ZTE), the for survival after being hit with driving up prices and killing said ZTE had misled regulators: dent has belatedly realized that a proper balance. He said one mis- thing that woke the Chinese up ... sanctions this month by the U.S. sales, the tariffs would wipe out Instead of disciplining all em- trade war would hurt some of his step could blow the whole thing the president backed off.” Sports betting ruling has ripples for US tribes with casinos

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS always wants to give their cus- recognized,” said Valerie Spicer, The U.S. Supreme Court on Steve Stallings, the chairman tentially boost revenue to the FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Ameri- tomers things they have asked a co-founder of the consulting Monday struck down the Profes- of the California Indian Gaming state. Most of the tribal compacts can Indian tribes are welcoming for.” firm Trilogy Group. “There’s still sional and Amateur Sports Pro- Commission, said the group that are up for renewal in 2022. an opportunity to offer sports bet- Many tribes give a share of a lot of work left to do.” tection Act on a challenge from represents 34 tribes wants Greg Jones was visiting a ting in potentially hundreds of casino profits to states in ex- Nearly 240 tribes operate casi- New Jersey. The law limited specifics on what sports betting casino run by the Navajo Nation casinos across the country after change for exclusive rights to nos in more than half of U.S. sports betting to four states that would encompass before the state east of Flagstaff this week. He the U.S. Supreme Court cleared conduct gambling operations. In states under the federal Indian met a 1991 deadline to legalize it: moves to legalize it. For example, said he used to bet regularly on the way for states to legalize it. Arizona, the state’s share was Gaming Regulatory Act or as Nevada, Delaware, Montana and he said, would it occur at a phys- college football and being able to Tribal casinos generate more about $100 million last year. commercial ventures. Some only Oregon. ical sports book or could wagers do it at a tribal casino less than an than $31 billion a year in gross Some tribes believe agreements have games like bingo or pull States now can adopt laws reg- be placed online? hour from his home beats travel- revenue. While adding sports with states already give them the tabs that don’t need authorization ulating sports betting, though “Expansion of gaming is a slip- ing to Nevada. books isn’t expected to boost that right to control sports betting, from states. The majority of the some already have the legal pery slope,” he said. “Tribes feel “It’s a big pot,” he said. number significantly, tribes say while others will work out the de- roughly 475 tribal casinos have framework in place. like they have somewhat an ex- “Everyone should be able to dip it’s another source to deliver serv- tails through negotiations in com- those games and others like slot In California, voters would clusivity to it. When the state or their foot in the pool.” ices to tribal members. pacts that vary in wording state machines, blackjack and other have to approve a change to the other interests violate that, then Tribes in Oklahoma have been “The conversation is always, by state. table games, according to the Na- state constitution. As is, Califor- tribes are concerned.” trying to get sports betting ap- ‘Why don’t you do like Vegas?’” “It’s going to be important for tional Indian Gaming Commis- nia tribes have exclusivity in In Arizona, Gov. Doug Ducey proved through the state legisla- said Sheila Morago, executive di- the tribes that their position as sion. Sports wagering would fall casino-style gambling, and some saw the U.S. Supreme Court’s de- ture in the last two sessions but rector of the Oklahoma Indian sovereigns and their existing in the latter category, the commis- believe that includes sports bet- cision as a way to modernize have been unsuccessful, Morago Gaming Association. “Everybody compacts within their states are sion said. ting. tribal gambling compacts and po- said.

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in 2002 and from Jacksonville teacher role models that you guys Cartersville. Educators State University with a Master of are, and I know we all tell you what “It’s just a pleasure to wake up Duncan Education in special education in an impact you have on students, but every morning and go to school,” FROM PAGE 1A 2005. I want to stress that,” he said. she said. “I love my job. I love it FROM PAGE 1A 2020 Georgia Teacher of the Year Before the system winner was “Y’all are heroes, and you’re patri- here in this district. I moved down He also encourages changes to standardized testing. competition next spring. announced, Assistant Superintend- ots.” about four years ago, and it was the “I’ve yet to meet a teacher or educator or administrator who “I’m very honored to be able to ent Ken Clouse said he “can’t say Hinesley called each teacher an best decision I ever made.” likes the Georgia Milestones, or thinks they’re an effective tool represent Cartersville City enough about how proud we are” “excellent representative of our The high school’s Teacher of the to help them educate kids,” he said. Schools,” she said. “It’s an amazing of the four school representatives. school system.” Year, Dr. Kim Foster, was intro- On the subject of economic matters, Duncan praised the Gen- school system, and I’m just proud “We could literally put all of “I want to congratulate you and duced by Principal Dr. Marc Feuer- eral Assembly for cutting the state income tax. If elected, he said to represent it.” your names in a hat and draw one tell you how proud I am to be your bach. Foster, who teaches English, he would make efforts to reduce it another 2 percent during his CMS Principal Ken MacKenzie out and get a great representative colleague,” he said. is in her 10th year of teaching, with first two years as lieutenant governor. said he is “very proud” to have the for the state Teacher of the Year Introduced by Principal Gina the last four being at CHS. He said the local community is an important piece of his system winner from his school. [competition],” he said. “You are Bishop, Leighanne Young is the “I think it’s an interesting honor “Built in Georgia” (BIG) initiative. “She’s very deserving,” he said. highly thought of. We appreciate primary school’s Teacher of the to be recognized for doing some- “I think Bartow County is a great part of this plan,” he said. “I know all the other Teachers of and value you.” Year and is finishing her 19th year thing you love,” she said. “In my the Year, and they’re fabulous, too, Paraphrasing one of his favorite as a teacher. naive mind, I thought everybody “I want rural Georgia to be the production capital of the South- but Sara is very special. She’s loved authors, Jesse Stuart, who also was After previously teaching first had a job that they loved, and so I east. I see a community like Bartow County as a perfect oppor- by the kids, loved by the parents a teacher, Clouse said teaching is and second grades, she currently think it’s interesting that you get tunity for a company from somewhere else in the country to call and loved by the staff, perfect “the greatest profession in the serves the English to Speakers of honored for that, but I genuinely home, to come here and not just create jobs for people for a sea- Teacher of the Year.” world because you influence all the Other Languages students. wake up every morning excited to son, but create jobs for a generation.” Hinesley, who noted the system other professions.” “I’m honored to be a part of the do what I do.” Rather than allow legislators to “pick winners and losers” with winner was chosen by a committee “You can’t substitute that so Cartersville City School System,” The four teachers were presented bills benefitting specific companies, Duncan said the state needs outside of Bartow County, said what you do, what you say, the way she said after accepting her plaque. a plaque from Renasant Bank, who to look for opportunities to help out entire industries and sec- Bright is “going to be an excellent you act every day in your class- “I love my job, and I love what I sponsored the luncheon; $500 for tors. representative for us” at the state room has an impact on somebody do, and I’m just grateful to be a professional learning next year He cites Georgia’s investment in the film industry as a blue- level. that’s there,” he said. teacher in the Cartersville City from the school system; and a $500 print for future economic growth in other fields. “Of course, we had four out- School board President Kelley Schools. I appreciate the honor.” check from the Cartersville “We removed the right barriers and we picked up the right standing representatives,” he said. Dial said board members are “so Principal Melissa Bates intro- Schools Foundation to spend any level of incentives for free markets to come here and set up “She’s going to be fantastic. I’m re- proud of our school system, and duced Shannon Suarez as the ele- way they want. shop,” he said. ally proud of Sara and all our rep- our system is the product of you mentary school’s Teacher of the As the system winner, Bright Duncan authored a bill in 2015 that would offer tax credits to resentatives.” guys.” Year. also was awarded another plaque, what he calls the “four C’s” — churches, charities, corporations Bright graduated from Shorter “In my other job as a public de- Suarez has taught physical edu- $1,200 for professional develop- and citizens — that make donations to rural health care University with a Bachelor of Ed- fender, I get to see people who per- cation and health for 10 years, with ment instead of $500 and an addi- providers. The proposal, he said, could bring $200 million in tax ucation in middle grades education haps didn’t always have the best the past four years being in tional $250 from the foundation. credits to more than 50 communities across Georgia. “It allows corporations and citizens to write a check directly to one of 54 rural hospitals and in return, you get a 100 percent BARTOW arrested and Makers tax credit,” he said. “What makes this idea such a unique idea charged with fail- is that there are no strings attached. These hospitals receive the ure to exercise due BLOTTER FROM PAGE 1A money without a government program telling them that they care when using a Conservation Corps (CCC). AmeriCorps has been working with the need to see a different type of patient or fill out a new report. It cell phone or Georgia State Park system for the past three years. We have been simply allows that community to get involved in the future of radio, driving The following information — helping to bring people to these public lands through events and pro- their health care and access the health care in their rural com- without a valid li- grams. AmeriCorps also helps with resource management on state names, photos, addresses, charges munity.” cense and failure to maintain a sin- park property." and other details — was taken di- Still, he said the best remedy for the state’s health care woes gle lane. While admission to Saturday’s event will be free, individuals will rectly from Bartow County Sher- need to display an annual pass or a $5 daily ParkPass in their vehicle. is a stronger economy. iff’s Office jail records. Not every Further details about the Maker's Festival can be obtained by calling “If everybody has a job, they’re going to have the means to • William Ed- arrest leads to a conviction, and a 770-975-4151 or visiting http://gastateparks.org/RedTopMountain. either receive health benefits as a part of their job,” he said, “or ward McAbee, of conviction or acquittal is deter- be able to afford to buy it.” 5590 Highway 20 mined by the court system. Arrests 1115, Cartersville, were made by BCSO deputies ex- was arrested and cept where otherwise indicated. charged with pos- Arrest session of May 15 FROM PAGE 1A methamphetamine. two sister-in-laws were at a family cookout when they began to argue • Gary Lee Bul- and throw beer at each other. Shullaw then threw a glass at her sis- • Matthew lock, of 222 Burnt ter-in-law but missed and hit the woman’s daughter. Thomas McCoy, Hickory Road Shullaw said she did not intend to throw the glass at her sister-in- of 27 Dobson law or hit the child. 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'$%) $) &'$) '") #") + + $500M to settle Nassar claims BY DAVID EGGERT leaders will now work on a way to mitting his own sexual misconduct. AND ED WHITE pay the bill. Nassar, 54, pleaded guilty to Associated Press Rachael Denhollander of molesting women and girls under Louisville, Kentucky, who in 2016 the guise of treatment and was LANSING, Mich. — Michigan was the first woman to publicly caught with child pornography. He "#%#( "# #($% %&#$!% !"# !"# State University agreed to pay identify herself as a victim, said the is serving three prison sentences $%"%&#$!% %#($% %&#$!% )$& ) %#($% %&#$!% %#($% %&#$!% $500 million to settle claims from agreement “reflects the incredible that will likely keep him locked up #%& ) #') #%& ) #') %'"") #%& ) #') #%& ) #') more than 300 women and girls damage which took place on for life. "$ #$!%# "$ "$ who said they were assaulted by MSU’s campus.” But she said she More than 250 women and girls $!"%# !%# * !"# $%# %# sports doctor Larry Nassar in the still has not seen any “meaningful gave statements in court when Nas- !"# #($% %&#$!% %#($% %&#$!% #%& ) #') + !"# worst sex-abuse case in sports his- reform” at the university. sar was sentenced in January and %#($% %&#$!% )#%& ) #%& ) #') (& #( %#($%#%& ) tory, officials announced Wednes- Nassar treated campus athletes February. Since that time, even #($#'" #') #( #($#'" $#'" #') #( day. and scores of young gymnasts at more accusers have stepped for- The deal surpasses the $100 mil- his Michigan State office, building ward, which accounts for the larger lion-plus paid by Penn State Uni- an international reputation while number of people covered by the versity to settle claims by at least working at the same time for USA Michigan State agreement. Today’s weather National weather 35 people who accused assistant Gymnastics, which trains Nassar’s assaults were mostly football coach Jerry Sandusky of Olympians. committed in Michigan at his Lans- Forecast for Thursday, May 17, 2018 Forecast for Thursday, May 17, 2018 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. sexual abuse, though the Nassar The university and lawyers for ing-area home, campus clinic and TENN. N.C. deal involves far more victims. 332 victims announced the deal area gyms. But his accusers also Seattlet Rome 69/526/269/9/9 Billingsg 77/48 “We are truly sorry to all the sur- after negotiating privately with the said he molested them at a gymnas- 82/63 7777/47/4 MinneapolisM pop 85/62//626 L DetroitD tro t NewNwNYwYw YorkYorYokk L vivors and their families for what help of a mediator. Under the tics-training ranch in Texas and at 78/537 //3 70/5870// Athens 81/64 they have been through, and we agreement, $425 million will be national and international competi- SSan FrFFranciscoc co ChicagoCCgoCh Atlanta DenverD v r S.C. 665/55/5/ 78/557/ 81/67 82/5020/ WashingtonW h gto admire the courage it has taken to paid to current claimants and $75 tions. Nassar’s work far away from KansasK s CityCitCyC ty 71/617171/116/6611 84/614/616 LosLoAg AngelesA tell their stories,” said Brian Bres- million will be set aside for any fu- campus was spelled out in his em- 71/577171/57/7 Augusta L AtlantaAtA lin, chairman of Michigan State’s ture claims. Lawyers will also be ployment contract with Michigan 81/64 L 81/67116/67 ALA. Macon 84/66 El PasoP so governing board. “We recognize compensated out of the $500 mil- State. 98/6698/66866/6 HoustonHoH to MiamiM the need for change on our campus lion pool. During the sentencing hearings, Columbus 96/69 83/723//7727 85/68 and in our community around sex- Michigan State was accused of many accusers described an ultra- Savannah Fronts ual assault awareness and preven- ignoring or dismissing complaints competitive gymnastics culture in 84/68 Cold Warm Stationary tion.” about Nassar, some as far back as which authority figures could not Albany Pressure 86/68 H L It’s not clear how much each vic- the 1990s. The school had insisted be questioned and Nassar was free High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Valdosta tim will receive, although the that no one covered up assaults, al- to abuse young patients year after 84/65 <-10 -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ money will not be divided equally. though Nassar’s boss, former med- year. They said they had little FLA. NATIONAL SUMMARY: A mosaic of showers and thunderstorms will extend from the Ohio Valley to the southern New England coast, southward to Flori- It’s also unclear where the money ical school dean William Strampel, choice to see doctors other than da today. Expect localized ﬂooding downpours. Late-day storms are forecast over the High Plains with the greatest concentration from Nebraska to South will come from. University spokes- was later charged with failing to Nassar, who was renowned Dakota. Lesser showers and storms will affect the interior Northwest. woman Emily Guerrant said school properly supervise him and com- throughout the sport.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS whole world that there was no popular protest. This BY DEB RIECHMANN JERUSALEM — Most of the protesters killed was an organized mob of terrorists organized by Associated Press this week by Israeli fire along the border with the Hamas,” said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Gaza Strip were members of Hamas, the militant Emmanuel Nahshon. WASHINGTON — Republi- group said Wednesday, an assertion that deepens Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel cans are pushing for a speedy the starkly different narratives on both sides over had tallied similar numbers to Hamas and “won’t confirmation vote as early as the deaths. let those who call for our destruction to breach our today after the Senate intelligence Israel, which has faced blistering international borders and to threaten our communities.” committee endorsed President criticism over its response, is likely to latch on to In response to the uproar over his remarks, Bar- Donald Trump’s CIA nominee the remarks to bolster its claims that Hamas has dawil later said in a statement that Israel was “le- Gina Haspel to lead the spy used the weekly border protests as cover to stage gitimizing the killing of Palestinians just because agency. attacks. they are Palestinians or just because they are But opponents concerned about But human rights groups say the identity of slain Hamas, even if they were unarmed and defending Haspel’s role in CIA covert de- protesters, including a possible affiliation to a mil- their dignity and rights.” tention sites after 9/11 could itant group, is irrelevant if they were unarmed and Organizers say the wave of border protests is delay a vote by the full Senate did not pose an immediate threat to the lives of sol- meant in large part to break a decade-old blockade until next week. diers when they were shot. imposed by Israel and Egypt and pressure Israel to The committee voted 10-5 in In an interview with Baladna TV, a private Pales- ease its restrictions. Since the Hamas-led protests Haspel’s favor on Wednesday, tinian news outlet that broadcasts via Facebook, began March 30, more than 110 Palestinians have paving the way for her expected senior Hamas official Salah Bardawil said 50 out been killed and more than 2,500 wounded by live confirmation to become the first of the nearly 60 protesters killed Monday were fire, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. woman to lead the CIA. Republi- Hamas members, with the others being “from the Palestinian officials say the vast majority of the ca- can leaders in the Senate want to PABLO MARTINEZ MONSIVAIS/AP In this May 9 photo, CIA nominee Gina Haspel testifies during a people.” sualties have been unarmed protesters. One Israeli hold that vote before the end of confirmation hearing of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Bardawil did not elaborate on the nature of their soldier has been wounded. the week, but she is opposed by Capitol Hill in Washington. In a letter Tuesday to the top Democrat membership in the group and his claim could not The weekly protests peaked on Monday when Republican Sen. Rand Paul of on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Haspel says she would be independently verified. It was unclear if the pro- about 40,000 Gaza residents descended on the bor- Kentucky and some Democrats “refuse to undertake any proposed activity that is contrary to my testers he was referring to were militants or civilian der area. As in previous demonstrations, smaller who could object. moral and ethical values.” supporters of the Islamic group, which rules Gaza groups of protesters broke away and moved closer Haspel’s nomination has re- guished 30-year career and is the “Most troubling, however, was and opposes Israel’s existence. to the border fence, burning tires, throwing stones opened debate about the CIA’s The affiliation may matter little to those who or hurling firebombs. Some tried to attack the bor- now-defunct program of detain- right person to lead the agency Ms. Haspel’s refusal to provide a into an uncertain and challenging clear answer to my question — have deemed Israel’s response to the protests to be der fence. ing terror suspects overseas at se- heavy-handed. Israeli snipers, perched behind sand berms, cret lock-ups and trying to get future,” Burr said. one I asked four times — on Five Democrats on the commit- whether or not she believed tor- For Israel, it was enough to cement its narrative. opened fire from the other side of the fence, killing them to talk by subjecting them to “It was clear to Israel and now it is clear to the 59 Palestinians and wounding hundreds. sleep deprivation and other harsh tee voted against Haspel, but two ture was immoral.” interrogation techniques, such as gave her a nod. The committee’s waterboarding, which simulates top-ranking Democrat, Sen. Mark drowning. Haspel supervised one Warner of Virginia, said Haspel of those detention sites in Thai- would be a strong advocate for land, but details of her work there the agency’s rank-and-file and an have not been declassified. “independent voice who can and Her nomination, however, also will stand up on behalf of our na- was applauded by former top in- tion’s intelligence community.” telligence officials and spy pro- “Most importantly, I believe fessionals who cited her years of she is someone who can and will experience at the CIA in mostly stand up to the president if or- undercover posts both in the dered to do something illegal or United States and abroad. She is immoral — like a return to tor- currently acting CIA director. ture.” During her confirmation hear- Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., who ing last week, Haspel said she has staunchly opposed Haspel, doesn’t believe torture works as called her nomination one of the an interrogation technique. That most “self-serving abuses of puts her at odds with Trump who power in recent history” because has said he believes torture works Haspel, as acting CIA director, and that terror suspects should be was in a decision-making role in subjected to waterboarding and determining what parts of her un- worse. Haspel said her “strong dercover career were declassified. moral compass” would prevent Wyden said he would continue her from carrying out any presi- to seek the declassification of a dential order she found objection- Justice Department report about able. the destruction of more than 90 “With the benefit of hindsight videotapes showing the harsh in- and my experience as a senior terrogation of one terror suspect. agency leader, the enhanced inter- Haspel drafted a cable that or- rogation program is not one the dered the tapes destroyed, but the CIA should have undertaken,” ac- cable was sent by her boss, Jose cording to Haspel’s written an- Rodriguez, who has repeatedly swers to some 60 additional taken responsibility for the order. questions from lawmakers. “If The Justice Department did not confirmed as director, I would not file any criminal charges on the allow the CIA to engage in the basis of its investigation. use of enhanced interrogation Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., techniques again.” said the federal prosecutor’s re- Sen. Richard Burr of North port about the destruction of the Carolina, the Republican chair- tapes should be shared with the man of the committee, called public and the full Senate. Haspel the most qualified person “I remain concerned about Ms. the president could choose to lead Haspel’s commitment to trans- the CIA and the most-prepared parency,” Harris said. “Ms. nominee in the 70-year history of Haspel’s unwillingness to share the agency. information regarding the CIA’s “She has acted morally, ethi- use of enhanced interrogation cally and legally over a distin- techniques was deeply troubling. SPORTS B

The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Thursday, May 17, 2018 State semifinal notebook: Sophomore Josh Davis continues to come up clutch for Canes

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN state finals. nicholas.sullivan@daily- “We wouldn’t be where we are tribune.com without any of them, but, obvi- ously, we wouldn’t be where we Cartersville second baseman are without him,” Tucker said of Josh Davis refuses to give his head Davis. “He’s had a great year, a coach, Kyle Tucker, a hug at great sophomore season. He’s re- school. He won’t even extend his ally come into his own at second hand for a high-five. base, plays a good defensive sec- Those signs of affection are ond base. ... I have a lot of confi- saved for special occasions, dence in Josh at the plate, and he’s specifically after Cartersville vic- come through time and time again. tories. The Canes’ doubleheader I’m really happy for him.” sweep of Heritage on Tuesday earned Tucker a huge bearhug. SPECIAL BOND — After a The pair hope to reenact the mo- vast majority of the fans and play- ment Monday at State Mutual Sta- ers had left Richard Bell Field on dium in Rome when Cartersville Tuesday night, Seigler and Wilcox faces Jefferson in the Class 4A met near the mound. state championship series, begin- Wilcox received hugs from Sei- ning at 5 p.m. gler and each of Seigler’s parents If another big hug is in the before posing for pictures. cards, there’s a good chance Davis The moment, coming after a JASON GREENBERG/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville sophomore Josh Davis hits the ball during Game 2 of the state semifinal series Tuesday against Heritage at Richard will be a factor in getting the hard-fought semifinal series that Bell Field. Davis played a key role in the Caness’ sweep to advance to the state championship series Monday at State Mutual Stadium Canes past the Dragons. Despite ended Wilcox’s high school ca- against Jefferson. being the lone sophomore in a vet- reer, showed just how much mu- each other, and it was nothing bad. ity in the semis. eran lineup, Davis has proven to tual respect the two superstars They won a gold medal together, Facing the No. 1 team in the be one of the most clutch players have for each other. In a way, it’s so how can they not be friends. country, according to Baseball on the roster. unsurprising given the pair played But you go back to your home- America, the Dragons swept the On Tuesday, he singled home together on the USA Baseball 18U town, you go back to your school Titans by final scores of 10-7 and Anthony Seigler for the eventual- team that won the gold medal dur- team and there’s some pride there. 2-0 on the road Tuesday. game-winning run off possible ing the 2017 World Baseball Soft- “Baseball is a team sport, obvi- first-round draft pick Cole Wilcox ball Confederation World Cup in Jefferson (26-11) needed three ously, but often times there are in Game 1. That came after September. games to get past Chestatee in the one-on-one matchups. They actu- Wilcox retired him in each of his Both players are projected to be first round and Woodward Acad- ally faced each other as hitters and first three at bats in the 6-5 victory. taken on Day 1 of the MLB draft, emy in the quarterfinals, while faced each other as pitchers. Both Davis came back in Game 2 and which begins June 4. It’s possible narrowly defeating Northwest great players and both have great Whitfield twice in the second hit a game-tying solo homer im- both could get taken in the first futures.” mediately after Seigler went deep. round. round. The Dragons finished 11-4 in His next time up, Tucker asked Seigler, though, got the better of JAKE THE SNAKE — When him to put down a sacrifice bunt Wilcox on Tuesday. Region 8-AAAA and only re- first baseman Jake Gooch gets a ceived the region’s No. 1 seed on after Heritage intentionally “It was awesome,” Seigler said. cut, he bleeds purple. That might walked Seigler with the score at 2- “We’ve been joking around just to a head-to-head tiebreaker with be an urban legend, but it wouldn’t North Oconee. 2. Davis succeeded, and the Canes see who’s going to get best of one be a stretch given Gooch seems to As of Wednesday night, Max- wound up with a five-run inning to another. It was cool just to come have Cartersville baseball cours- Preps had Jefferson ranked No. 30 blow open the game. out here, have fun and play against ing through his veins. in the state and Cartersville at No. Tucker made sure to point out him. The fact that Gooch is even still 12. Nationally, the difference is the significance of Davis’ sac bunt “The love for him doesn’t playing for the Canes after suffer- even starker with the Dragons after the game. He didn’t want the change at all. He still loves me; I ing an elbow injury against Marist key moment to get lost in what still love him.” in the second round is a testament checking in at 593rd and the turned into a 10-2 win. Against Wilcox, Seigler fin- to his desire. Canes at 187th. Given that he serves as protec- ished 3-for-4 with two doubles, He tweaked his swing to allow Historically speaking, JASON GREENBERG/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS tion behind Seigler, Davis occu- the game-tying RBI and the go- him to remain a threat at the plate. Cartersville should be considered Cartersville’s Anthony Seigler celebrates striking out his friend favorites in next week’s series. pies a premium position in the ahead run scored. Wilcox finished Gooch has even managed to labor and fellow future MLB draft pick Cole Wilcox to end Game 1 Cartersville lineup. Every team in 3-for-6 overall Tuesday with a through two games at first base. Tuesday against Heritage at Richard Bell Field. The Canes will be seeking their the postseason has elected to in- walk and two RBIs, but Seigler His first-inning, two-run home seventh state title — all of which tentionally walk Seigler at one struck him out to end Game 1. run off Wilcox Tuesday galva- Field again, but he made sure to pionship next week. It’s pretty have come this century. Mean- point or another. While it’s easy for Tucker to say nized the Canes in Game 1. He make the most of his final home cool.” while, the Dragons will be aiming Jefferson should know if it takes after having his individual player later had a run-scoring triple that series. for their first state championship. the same route, Davis can beat and his team come out on top, he forced Heritage to pull Game 2 “They don’t play on this field SEMIFINAL UPSET — While However, considering what Jef- them with a sharp single, a home thought it was great to see two starter Tripp Church in the sixth anymore, but what a way to go out few pundits around Georgia will ferson just did to the team Max- run or a bunt. His versatility at the players of their caliber battling it inning. to sweep a great team,” Tucker be shocked to see Cartersville in Preps had first in Georgia and plate and his increasingly flawless out. Gooch is one of 10 seniors on said of the senior class. “They’re the state championship series, third nationally, Cartersville cer- play at second base have helped “They’re both competitors,” the team, according to Tucker. He going to get on a bus to go to there were plenty stunned by Jef- tainly is in no position to underes- lift Cartersville into the Tucker said. “They were talking to won’t get to play at Richard Bell Rome and play in the state cham- ferson knocking off Blessed Trin- timate the Dragons.

Former SEC Bucks agree to hire Budenholzer as coach Commissioner BY GENARO C. ARMAS went 21-16 in the regular season after re- Budenholzer went 213-197 in five sea- ward Giannis Antetokounmpo and a new AP Sports Writer placing the fired Jason Kidd in late January. sons with the Hawks, leading them to a arena next season. Slive dies at 77 The person confirmed the agreement franchise-record 60 wins and the Eastern “There’s a massive amount of excitement BY RALPH D. RUSSO A person familiar with the search tells with the former Atlanta Hawks coach on Conference finals in 2015. He and the around this team, because of the arena right AP College Sports Writer The Associated Press that the Milwaukee Wednesday. The person requested Hawks mutually agreed to part ways last there, because of this facility, because or our Bucks have reached an agreement with anonymity because the team has not made month with two years remaining on his team,” general manager Jon Horst said re- With bold vision, keen intellect Mike Budenholzer to become the team’s an official announcement. contract, allowing Budenholzer to pursue cently from the Bucks’ training facility lo- and a gentle manner, Mike Slive next coach. The deal was first reported by ESPN. other opportunities. cated across the street from the new arena. guided the Southeastern Confer- The 2015 NBA Coach of the Year will re- The Bucks lost to Boston in seven games The one with the Bucks may have been ence to unprecedented success and place Joe Prunty, the former assistant who in the first round of the playoffs. the best available, thanks to All-Star for- SEE BUDENHOLZER, PAGE 2B prosperity in 13 years as commissioner. He pushed for a college football playoff years before others embraced it and was a steadying Acuna gets big hit as Braves force during a time of enormous growth and volatility throughout college athletics. score 3 in 8th, beat Cubs 4-1 Slive died Wednesday at the age of 77 in Birmingham, Alabama, BY CHARLES ODUM vanced to second on the play. Following an inten- where he lived with his wife, Liz, AP Sports Writer tional walk to Nick Markakis, Edwards walked three years after retiring to battle Flowers to force in a run. prostate cancer. The Southeastern Ronald Acuna Jr. drove in Ozzie Albies with the Albies scored Atlanta’s first run after his leadoff Conference did not provide the tiebreaking run in the eighth inning to send the At- double in the first. cause of death. lanta Braves past the Chicago Cubs 4-1 on Wednes- A.J. Minter (2-0) stranded two runners in the “It’s shocking,” SEC Commis- day night. eighth. Arodys Vizcaino, who blew a save opportu- sioner Greg Sankey, who replaced Carl Edwards Jr. (2-1) allowed five straight nity in Tuesday night’s 3-2 loss to Chicago, pitched Slive, told the AP. “So many people baserunners in Atlanta’s three-run eighth, including a perfect ninth for his eighth save in 10 chances. cared for Mike, worked with Mike, a bases-loaded walk to Tyler Flowers, without get- The Cubs had one baserunner in each of the first knew Mike that I think it’s shock- ting an out. Justin Hancock also forced in a run with four innings but did not score until pulling even at ing to everyone. And that’s because a walk to Johan Camargo. 1-all in the fifth. Ian Happ led off with a single and of the impact he made on individu- The Braves’ big inning was set up by Albies’ scored on Kris Bryant’s single. Bryant had three als and on conferences and on peo- triple to the wall in center field past Albert Almora hits. ple across this country. He left a Jr., who robbed Flowers of a probable home run ear- The Braves took a 1-0 lead in the first when Al- legacy certainly in this league of lier in the game. bies doubled off the center-field wall and scored on JOHN BAZEMORE/AP success and stability and growth Atlanta Braves’ Ronald Acuna Jr. drives in the go-ahead run with Albies scored on Acuna’s second hit, a sharp sin- Freeman’s single. that will always be remembered.” a base hit in the eighth inning of the team’s baseball game gle to left field off Edwards. Acuna moved to third After allowing a combined 14 earned runs on 23 Slive replaced Roy Kramer as against the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday in Atlanta. The Braves on Freddie Freeman’s single against the shift to the won 4-1. opening on the left side of the infield. Freeman ad- SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B SEE SLIVE, PAGE 2B 2B Thursday, May 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Harden, LeBron, Davis finalists for Panthers: Signed agreement to sell NFL team to Tepper BY STEVE REED ners for all they have done to establish “We are deeply grateful for the out- media in more than a decade. NBA MVP award AP Sports Writer and develop the NFL in the Carolinas. It pouring of support over the last 25 years,” Tepper once criticized President Don- has been a remarkable 25-year journey Richardson said. “You have taken the ald Trump before the election, calling him THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina and I promise to build upon the Panthers’ Panthers into your hearts and made them “demented, narcissistic and a scumbag.” NEW YORK — Houston’s Panthers are off the market. success on the field and in the commu- part of this warm and supportive commu- A noted philanthropist, Tepper told James Harden, Cleveland’s Le- The Panthers announced Wednesday nity.” nity.” CNBC’s Squawk Box the day before the Bron James and Anthony Davis of they have signed a “definitive agreement” Tepper has a net worth of more than Richardson has had a strong relation- presidential election that Trump “mas- New Orleans are the finalists for to sell the team to David Tepper, the $11 billion, according to Forbes. ship with the Rooney family in Pittsburgh querades as an angel of light, but he is the the NBA’s MVP award. founder and president of global hedge He is paying an NFL-record $2.2 bil- through the years and is familiar with father of lies.” Harden, who led the league in fund Appaloosa Management. lion to purchase the team, according to Tepper. Tepper disputed Melania Trump’s claim scoring, has twice been a runner- The deal is subject to NFL approval. two people familiar with the situation. “I look forward to turning the steward- that her husband was a generous, giving up for the award, including last League owners will meet next week in The people spoke to The Associated Press ship of the Panthers over to David Tep- person in a campaign appearance. He con- year when Russell Westbrook Atlanta, where they are expected to vote on Tuesday on condition of anonymity per,” Richardson said. “I have enjoyed tended Trump did not give money in the won. James has won the MVP on the purchase. Since Tepper already has because the team didn’t release the selling getting to know him in this process and wake of some New York-area disasters. award four times. been vetted by the league as a minority price of the franchise. am confident that he will provide the or- “During Sandy, the big Sandy benefit, The three finalists for the indi- owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the ap- The release didn’t mention if Tepper ganization with great leadership in both the big 9/11 benefit, not one dime. Not vidual awards were announced proval process is not expected to run into plans to move the team or keep it in Char- its football and community initiatives. I one dime! You can’t tell me this is a char- Wednesday. The winners will be any snags. lotte. wish David and his family the very best itable, generous person,” Tepper said on announced on June 25 in Santa The transaction is expected to close in Jerry Richardson, the team’s founder as they enter this exciting new phase of Squawk Box in November 2016. Monica, California during the July, the team announced. and only owner, abruptly announced he their lives.” Tepper went on to say, “One thing I do NBA Awards show. Tepper, who has been a minority owner was selling the team last December after Tepper will have full ownership of the with my wife, this is a thing called the Davis was also a finalist for De- of the Steelers since 2009, said Wednes- coming under investigation from the team. He’ll need to sell his ownership Golden Rule. It has nothing to do with in- fensive Player of the Year, along day in a release that he’s thrilled to be- league for sexual and racial misconduct in stake in the Steelers once he becomes the vestments_nothing to do with invest- with Utah’s Rudy Gobert and come the next owner of the Panthers. the workplace. Panthers owner. ments. It says do unto others as you would Philadelphia center Joel Embiid. “I have learned a great deal about the That investigation is ongoing. Richardson had owned 48 percent of have others do unto you. And that’s not The other finalists: community and the team over the past Richardson, who rarely comments to the franchise and the Panthers had several being done with Trump — not at least on ROOKIE OF THE YEAR several months and look forward to be- the media, said in the release that bringing minority owners under the previous the good side. It just was a turning point. Donovan Mitchell, Utah coming part of the Carolinas,” said Tep- the expansion Panthers and the NFL to the regime. That’s my upbringing. I can’t help it. I Ben Simmons, Philadelphia per, who was born and raised in Carolinas in 1993 was enormously fulfill- Tepper is expected to be more outspo- can’t take it anymore. And when you lie Jayson Tatum, Boston Pittsburgh. “I want to thank Jerry ing for him, his wife, Rosalind, and all of ken that the relatively recluse Richardson, about that stuff and you lie about funda- COACH OF THE YEAR Richardson and the other Panthers part- the team’s partners. who hasn’t granted an interview with the mental beliefs.” Dwane Casey, Toronto Quin Snyder, Utah Brad Stevens, Boston SIXTH MAN Cubs: Manager Joe Maddon said RF Jason Hey- Eric Gordon, Houston Braves ward (concussion) still has some protocol to clear Fred VanVleet, Toronto but “had a good day” working with trainers on the Lou Williams, Clippers FROM PAGE 1B field. MOST IMPROVED PLAYER hits in only eight innings in losses to the Giants and Braves: SS Dansby Swanson (left wrist inflam- Clint Capela, Houston Marlins in his last two starts, Braves right-hander mation) could soon be ready to play — either in a Spencer Dinwiddie, Brooklyn Brandon McCarthy gave up just one run and five rehab stint or if he comes straight off the 10-day Victor Oladipo, Indiana hits in six innings. disabled list. Swanson worked out before the game Chicago’s Tyler Chatwood allowed one run and for the second straight day and his status will be four hits in 5 1/3 innings. He appeared stunned determined after his wrist is re-evaluated. He could when he was pulled after a single by Acuna. Brian come off the DL this weekend. Duensing walked Freeman before Markakis hit into UP NEXT RECREATION his second inning-ending double play of the game. Cubs: LHP Jon Lester (3-1, 2.66 ERA) is 6-2 Chatwood applauded on the mound after Almora with a 2.47 ERA in nine career starts against the CALENDAR reached over the center-field wall to rob Flowers Braves. He brings a 1.83 ERA in six starts at At- in the second. Almora timed his leap perfectly to lanta into Thursday night’s game. make the catch near the 400-foot mark. He then Braves: Rookie RHP Mike Soroka (1-1, 3.68) turned his back to the field to watch the replay on will make his fourth start overall and first against T-BALL REGISTRATION — MICHAEL DWYER/AP Registration is open for Trinity the video board before tipping his cap. the Cubs. He has failed to last as long as five in- In this April 8 file photo, Atlanta Hawks coach Mike Recreation T-ball for children ages TRAINER’S ROOM nings in his last two starts. Budenholzer signals during a game against the Boston 4-6. The six-week program will Celtics in Boston. A person familiar with the search tells The take place from May 21 to June Associated Press that the Milwaukee Bucks have reached 28. Practices and games will be on agreement with Budenholzer to become the team’s next creation of the College Football Playoff. He first for- coach. Mondays, Tuesdays or Thursdays. Slive mally proposed the idea of a four-team playoff for The cost is $60, which includes college football in 2008, but it was shot down by payment for a T-shirt, cap and tro- FROM PAGE 1B most of the other conference commissioners. “I think phy. Players and coaches are SEC commissioner in 2002, coming from Confer- there were many who were not all the way support- Budenholzer needed. Registration can be ence USA to help clean up an SEC that was beset ive, some wanted larger and some not at all,” FROM PAGE 1B mailed in or completed at Trinity by NCAA compliance issues. Soon after the SEC Bowlsby told AP. “Mike’s position was known and “I think a coaching hire just adds to the momentum that we have United Methodist’s main office became the most powerful conference in college not everybody agreed with it. But he was statesman.” as an organization, particularly if it’s the right person and it helps us between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 football, winning seven straight national champi- Finally, after two SEC teams, LSU and Alabama, p.m. win the way that we expect to win.” onships and landing television contracts with the played in the BCS national championship game The Bucks took a small step forward this season after winning 44 ESPN and CBS worth billions. after the 2011 season, the rest of college football’s GYMNASTICS CAMPS — games, two better than last year, when they lost to Toronto in six “Commissioner Slive was truly one of the great power brokers came around and constructed the Dates for City of Cartersville games in the first round. leaders college athletics has ever seen and an even current postseason system. Parks and Recreation Department Before choosing Budenholzer, the Bucks also considered Spurs better person,” Alabama coach Nick Saban said. “He was a very good communicator, built rela- summer gymnastics camps have assistant Becky Hammon, who would have been the first woman to “He was a wonderful friend to me and someone tionships inside his conference and outside his con- been announced. The preschool coach an NBA team, and interviewed former Cavaliers coach David who I respected tremendously. Mike changed the summer camps for children ages ference,” Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany told Blatt, former Hornets coach Steve Clifford, and current Spurs vice 3-6 has four separate sessions. The landscape of the Southeastern Conference and AP. “He was also a friend. We were competitors, president and former Pelicans coach Monty Williams. first is a mini camp May 30 and helped build our league into what you see today.” too, but we were always able to talk through it. Dis- “Xs and Os matter, you want someone who has a high basketball June 1 at the cost of $50. The oth- The SEC’s success was not limited to football agree and come back to the table. I respected his IQ, a high human IQ, a high character person, someone who’s a great ers are full sessions June 11-15, under Slive. Overall, the conference won 81 na- flexibility and human qualities. But he was a force communicator,” Horst said about some of the qualities he was seek- June 25-29 and July 16-20 at $80 tional championships in 17 sports during his tenure. because of how smart he was.” ing in the next coach. apiece. The camps run from 9 “Mike was a giant in our industry and as remarkable During tumultuous conference realignment across Budenholzer was a longtime assistant to Gregg Popovich in San a.m.-noon each day. The develop- as he was professionally, he was an even better person,” the nation, the SEC expanded from 12 to 14 schools Antonio before taking the Atlanta job. The Hawks have been on a mental summer camps for those 7 ACC Commissioner John Swofford said in a statement. with the additions of Missouri and Texas A&M in downward spiral since his second season and fell to 24-58 this sea- and older will also be split into Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby called Slive 2012 under Slive. He was the catalyst behind the cre- son, worst in the Eastern Conference. They hired former 76ers as- four sessions. Each of those are “a true visionary.” Slive played a pivotal role in the ation of the SEC Network, which launched in 2014. sistant Lloyd Pierce and have the No. 3 pick in next month’s draft. $80, and they run June 4-8, June 18-22, July 9-13 and July 23-27 from 9 a.m.-noon daily. SPORTSROUNDUP GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE — The summer gymnastics schedule for the City of Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department MLB will begin Monday and run through July 26. The nine-week STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE Home & Away session is for children ages 2-13. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Registration can be completed on- W L Pct GB Monday at State Mutual Stadium in Rome, 5 p.m. line at ATLANTA 25 16 .610 — BASEBALL GOLF www.cityofcartersville.com. For Philadelphia24 16 .600 ½ Washington 24 18 .571 1½ Cartersville vs. Jefferson Cartersville at state tournament at Achasta Golf Club more information, contact the New York 20 18 .526 3½ (Class 4A state Championship series DH), Cass at state tournament at Planterra Ridge Country Club gymnastics coaches at 770-387- Miami 15 26 .366 10 Central Division 5629. W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 25 17 .595 — TENNIS CAMPS — Dates for Milwaukee 25 18 .581 ½ Chicago 22 17 .564 1½ City of Cartersville Parks and St. Louis 22 17 .564 1½ On the Air Recreation Department summer Cincinnati 14 29 .326 11½ West Division tennis camps have been an- W L Pct GB COLLEGE BASEBALL CYCLING nounced. The QuickStart Tennis Arizona 25 17 .595 — 7:30 p.m. — Texas Tech at Oklahoma State (FS1) 4:30 p.m. — Tour of California: Stage 5 (NBCSN) Tots program for ages 3-6 will Colorado 23 20 .535 2½ S.F. 22 21 .512 3½ MLB BASEBALL PGA TOUR have have separate sessions. They Los Angeles16 25 .390 8½ 7:30 p.m. — Chicago at Atlanta (FSSE) 4 p.m. — AT&T Byron Nelson (GOLF) will run June 4-7, June 18-21, July San Diego 17 27 .386 9 NBA BASKETBALL NHL HOCKEY 9-12 and July 23-26. The camps Tuesday's Games 9 p.m. — Game 2: Golden State at Houston (ABC) 8 p.m. — Game 4: Tampa Bay at Washington (NBCSN) will run from 9-11 a.m. each day Philadelphia at Baltimore, ppd. San Diego 4, Colorado 0 with a fee of $80 per session. The Pittsburgh 7, Chicago White Sox 0 W L Pct GB Oakland at Boston, late Wednesday, May 16: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. Miami 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 Junior Beginner/Intermediate New York 28 12 .700 — Houston at L.A. Angels, late Sunday, May 20: Houston at Golden State, 8 p.m. N.Y. Mets 12, Toronto 2 Camps for ages 7-14 will have Boston 28 14 .667 1 Today's Games Tuesday, May 22: Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. Chicago Cubs 3, ATLANTA 2 Toronto 21 21 .500 8 Oakland (Triggs 3-1) at Toronto (Sanchez 2-3), 7:07 x-Thursday, May 24: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. sessions the same days as the Tots Minnesota 4, St. Louis 1 Tampa Bay 18 22 .450 10 p.m. x-Saturday, May 26: Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. Arizona 2, Milwaukee 1 program with additional sessions Baltimore 13 29 .310 16 Baltimore (Gausman 3-2) at Boston (Price 3-4), 7:10 x-Monday, May 28: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 3 Central Division p.m. taking place June 11-14 and July Wednesday's Games W L Pct GB Texas (Hamels 2-4) at Chicago White Sox (Shields 1-4), Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 1 16-19. All sessions will take place Cleveland 21 21 .500 — 8:10 p.m. NHL Pittsburgh 3, Chicago White Sox 2 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily at a Minnesota 18 20 .474 1 Tampa Bay (Archer 2-3) at L.A. Angels (TBD), 10:07 St. Louis 7, Minnesota 5 Detroit 19 23 .452 2 p.m. cost of $130 per session. Toronto 12, N.Y. Mets 1 Kansas City 13 29 .310 8 Detroit (Boyd 2-3) at Seattle (Gonzales 3-3), 10:10 p.m. NHL PLAYOFF GLANCE Milwaukee 8, Arizona 2 Chicago 10 29 .256 9½ CONFERENCE FINALS Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 3 West Division EASTERN CONFERENCE The Cartersville Parks & Recre- N.Y. Yankees at Washington, 5½ innings, susp. W L Pct GB NBA Washigton 2, Tampa Bay 1 N.Y. Yankees at Washington, ppd. ation Department can be reached Houston 27 17 .614 — Friday, May 11: Washington 4, Tampa Bay 2 L.A. Dodgers at Miami, late at 770-387-5626; Bartow County Los Angeles25 17 .595 1 Sunday, May 13: Washington 6, Tampa Bay 2 Chicago Cubs at ATLANTA, late Seattle 24 17 .585 1½ NBA PLAYOFF GLANCE Tuesday, May 15: Tampa Bay 4, Washington 2 Parks & Recreation Department Today's Games Oakland 21 21 .500 5 CONFERENCE FINALS Today, May 17: Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 2-3) at Miami (Smith 2-4), 12:10 can be reached at 770-387-5149. Texas 16 27 .372 10½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, May 19: Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:15 p.m. p.m. Boston 2, Cleveland 0 x-Monday, May 21: Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 p.m. Items for the Daily Tribune News San Diego (Lauer 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl 4-2), 7:05 Tuesday's Games Sunday, May 13: Boston 108, Cleveland 83 x-Wednesday, May 23: Washington at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. p.m. Recreation Calendar are accepted Detroit 9, Cleveland 8 Tuesday, May 15: Boston 107, Cleveland 94 WESTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia (Arrieta 3-1) at St. Louis (Weaver 3-2), in writing only. Information can be Oakland 5, Boston 3 Saturday, May 19: Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg 1, Vegas 1 7:15 p.m. Tampa Bay 6, Kansas City 5 Monday, May 21: Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 12: Winnipeg 4, Vegas 2 mailed to the Daily Tribune News, Chicago Cubs (Lester 3-1) at ATLANTA (Soroka 1-1), Houston 5, L.A. 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