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162nd YEAR • No. 218 JANUARY 11, 2017 CLEVELAND, TN 24 PAGES • 50¢ BCPEF credits board for ‘investment’ in education By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG “Our children have truly benefited The foundation also assisted schools teachers can use to quiz their students, and a single board policy change. Banner Staff Writer because of your support,” Bentley said. as they wrote thousands of dollars in to 486 local classrooms. The consent agenda included things Bentley shared many of the founda- grants and held community fundraising “This was not just a budget line item; like field trip approvals, while the policy The Bradley Cleveland Public tion’s efforts over the past year, stress- efforts. Results of these included Taylor it was an investment,” said Bentley. change had to do with how high school Education Foundation is grateful for the ing none of it would have been possible Elementary School receiving a nearly Bradley County Schools’ budget for students’ end of course testing affects “investment” local school boards are without help from local school boards $50,000 Leonore Annenberg School the 2016-17 year included a $25,000 their final grades. making. and community members. Fund for Children grant and Bradley donation to the BCPEF for its operating Up until Thursday night, board Policy That was the assessment of Matt Teachers received thousands of dol- Central High School raising funds to expenses. This was a jump from 4.700 stated high school students’ end Bentley, the BCPEF’s executive commit- lars in grants for their classrooms. build a new athletic weight room facili- $15,000 in the 2015-16 year. of course exam scores “comprise 25 tee president, when he spoke to the Some also went on international profes- ty. The county board’s only voting percent of the student’s second semes- Bradley County Board of Education on sional development trips through Fund It also funded the distribution of actions during its Thursday meeting Thursday. For Teachers, a national organization. “Plickers” cards, tech-related tools were the approval of a consent agenda See BCPEF, Page 6 Inside Today Rotarians HUMAN TRAFFICKING are taking a lead role in helping Gatlinburg Jones Negron High Rogers Hubbard Jaynes Wilson Mosbey District governor gives local update “Drug activity and prostitution both lead By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG to the worldwide Banner Staff Writer problem of human The Bradley Sunrise Rotary trafficking.” Club is among the many Rotary — Sheriff Eric clubs which have been helping Watson with relief efforts after the wild- Scott Wiley Hilliard Uffner Torbett Culpepper fires which swept through the Gatlinburg area last November. Fred Heitman, district governor Back to business for for Rotary District 6780, recently visited the club and shared how basketball, wrestling Rotarians have been helping fam- The holidays are over and it’s ilies in Gatlinburg get back on time to get serious as basketball their feet. and wrestling picked back up In the aftermath of the wild- Tuesday night. Cleveland, Walker fires, the area’s Rotary clubs set Valley and Bradley Central were up a large distribution center in the former Boyd’s Bear outlet all back in action on the basket- Roberts Pierce Thorpe Smith Turner Anderson Franklin Wilkes ball court. The Bears began their store in Pigeon Forge. Heitman stretch run on the wrestling mat said this has allowed volunteers with a victory over Ooltewah. See to help those who lost everything, Sports, Pages 9-11. thanks to many generous donors. ‘Operation: Temptation’ sting nets 23 arrests “I want you to stop and think for a moment that you have lost By BRIAN GRAVES charges. Coats for the Cold “During the first phase of the opera- everything and all you have is Banner Staff Writer what you have with at this very “During the operation, many tion, one of the incidents involved two moment,” Heitman said. deadline is Monday The Bradley County Sheriff’s Office of the suspects offered to people who were found with numerous exchange drugs for sexual “Everything else is gone.” An annual program dedicated to recently completed “Operation: drugs and possession of a stolen vehicle Temptation” which resulted in 23 favors, not just money.” He went on to describe how keeping Cleveland and Bradley from Missouri,” the sheriff said. families had lost so much that arrests, all dealing with prostitution and — Sheriff Eric Watson “Additionally, one of the two was a male County residents warm in the winter drugs. day-to-day tasks were made hard- is continuing to be embraced by the that undercover deputies observed drive er. While many families were pro- The official announcement ironically a woman to a motel room where the community. Coats for the Cold, comes on what is now designated out exception these cases involve drugs. vided with hotel rooms, he noted The sheriff said with Bradley County investigation revealed the female’s many lacked everything from which accepts new and gently used “Human Trafficking Awareness Day,” ‘pimp.’” winter coats and jackets, will contin- which began in 2010 by presidential located on Interstate 75, a stretch of extra clothes to equipment they road recognized by most law enforce- The second phase of the operation, could use to prepare food. ue to accept contributions through proclamation. which was coordinated just within the This is the second concentrated effort ment agencies as a main artery for ille- The distribution later became a Monday, Jan. 16. See the editorial gal drugs, the BCSO “keeps a watch for last few weeks, arrested and charged 13 place where wildfire victims could on Page 12 of today’s edition. on human trafficking by the department people for their roles in prostitution since its first, “Operation: Clean Sweep,” criminals who either pass through our “shop” for what they needed for area on the interstate or attempt to set activity and/or drug charges. free. People donated not only which netted 13 involved in the sex and “During the operation, many of the drugs trade — some from as far away as up shop here.” items like canned food but also Forecast Watson said his department recently suspects offered to exchange drugs for items like can openers and cut- New York. sexual favors, not just money,” Watson received intelligence suggesting human lery. “Human trafficking,” according to the said. trafficking was coming back into the The Bradley Sunrise club is in Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and In total, the BCSO operation resulted county. the process of collecting supplies state laws, makes patronizing prostitu- in the confiscation of approximately 14 “I created a special Streets Crime Unit to assist with the ongoing relief tion from a person younger than 18 a grams of methamphetamine, 10 grams of felony; restitution must be paid to vic- to look into the problem,” Watson said. efforts. In December, the club also marijuana, 80 assorted medication pills, donated $2,000 to the cause. tims, by defendants, for the offenses of “The BCSO conducted a non-consecutive six grams of crack cocaine and four “We’re serving 2,000 people a patronizing prostitution, trafficking for 72-hour undercover sting we called grams of MDMA (also known as day and more — because of you,” commercial sex acts, solicitation of a ‘Operation Temptation,’ with the main Ecstasy). Heitman said. minor for sexual purposes, and enlisting objective to spotlight individuals who Five vehicles were also seized during While the Rotary organization Today’s forecast calls for mostly or paying a minor to engage in child offered sexual acts for hire and the solic- the operation. has been spearheading some of cloudy skies and a 70 percent itors of those acts.” pornography; promoting the prostitution “One of the problems law enforcement the relief efforts, Heitman noted chance of rain, with a high near 59. Watson said the operation began last of a child is a Class A or B (the most agencies face is the transportation of anyone can help with volunteer Tonight should be mostly cloudy, serious) felony. month, resulting in the arrests of nine with a low around 52. Thursday Sheriff Eric Watson said almost with- individuals for various prostitution See TRAFFICKING, Page 6 calls for mostly cloudy skies and a See GATLINBURG, Page 6 high near 67. South winds of 10 to 15 mph could gust as high as 20. Thursday night should be mostly cloudy, with a low around 54. Taylor Spring Park fundraiser targets $250,000 goal Index Social event set Classified...... 14-15 Comics...... 22 Editorials...... 12 Saturday, Feb. 4 Horoscope...... 22 Lifestyles...... 17-19 By LARRY C. BOWERS Obituaries...... 2 Banner Staff Writer Stocks...... 4 Members of the Taylor Spring Park Committee, Sports...... 9-11 charged with raising funds and engineering the con- TV Schedule...... 23 struction of the historic community park at the birth- Weather...... 8 place of the city of Cleveland, is making preliminary plans for a kickoff fundraiser which is being billed as Around Town one of the showplace social events of the year. The park committee met Tuesday afternoon in the Jonathan Higdon expecting a offices of Jones Management in The Village Green, summer delivery ... Lynnae going over some of these preliminary plans for the Roberts back in the classroom ... kickoff event, Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Pat Collins discussing a sale in The fundraiser is scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m. CONTRACTOR DEE BURRIS holds a few progress. Saturday, Feb. 4, at the home of Cleveland business- brick pavers which the Taylor Spring Park Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS man, historian and entrepreneur Allan Jones and his Committee anticipates will be sold for the creation CATHY BARRETT, left, and Toby Pendergrass of Jones wife, Janie. The gala event will kick off the commit- of the new city park on 1st Street. A kickoff Management communicate online with Allan Jones during Tuesday’s tee’s effort to raise around $250,000 for the construc- meeting of the Taylor Spring Park Committee meeting. A fundraiser tion of the downtown park. The social will be an RSVP fundraiser is being scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4, the 175th anniversary of the founding of the is being planned to raise funds for the new city park, located on 1st 6489076 75112 See TAYLOR, Page city of Cleveland. Street at what is generally accepted as the birthplace of Cleveland. 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Frances Pulliam. Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation He was a well-known car deal- Audrey Riley in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- er owning and operating RH Audrey Riley, 59, of Dayton, and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention used cars for more than 50 died Tuesday night, Jan. 10, Phone (423) 472-5041. Obits. years. He enjoyed anything to do 2017, at her home. with auto racing; NASCAR, dirt Survivors and arrangements Stephen L. Crass Joyce Taylor Lowe, Monica Stephens, racing, and go carts. He loved will be announced by Companion Editor & Publisher General Manager Stephanie Barefield, and Brett the outdoors, going camping, Funeral Home. Member of The Associated Press Waddell; step-grandchildren: Sunday drives and most of all he Cynthia Evans, Kimberly Evans, loved spending time with his fam- The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches ily. He was of the Church of God credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous origin Michael Evans, and Scott Evans; herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. along with numerous great- faith. grandchildren, and many beloved Survivors include his daugh- SUBSCRIPTION RATES nieces and nephews. ters: Donna Brock and Teresa Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice A Celebration of Life service is Wampler, both of Cleveland; his Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily grandchildren: Michelle Beavers, Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 planned for 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017, in the chapel of Tim Hogg, Tiffany Fendley, and Martha Iola Sims By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $75.00 Nathan Hair; and his great- By Mail inside Zip 307 $25.00 $45.00 $85.00 Companion Funeral Home, 2419 Martha Iola Sims, 92, of By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Georgetown Road N.W. grandchildren: Brent and Tyler Ooltewah, passed away on By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $67.00 $130.00 Beavers, Hailea Bennett, Jake Burial is to follow the service in Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017. Print + E-Edition the Chilcutt United Methodist and Kyle Hogg, Maddox, She was born on April 5, 1924, By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $79.25 Church Cemetery. Makayla and Mason Fendley. to the late Jessie and Bessie By Mail inside Zip 307 $26.25 $47.25 $90.50 A Remembrance of Life serv- By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $112.00 Prior to the service, the family Smith. She was a member of By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $71.00 $137.00 will receive friends, from 1 until ice will be held at 11 a.m. Meadowview Baptist Church, E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $107.40$8.95 $1.95 the 3 p.m. service time at the Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017, at Jim where she enjoyed spending Rush Funeral and Cremation funeral home. time with her Sunday School Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 You are encouraged to share a Services North Ocoee Chapel class and the “Meadow Larks.” memory of Martha and/or your with the Rev. Sammy Hughes Martha also enjoyed genealogy personal condolences with her officiating. and wildflowers, but most of all family by visiting her memorial The interment will follow in the spending time with her family. web page and guestbook at Fort Hill Cemetery. In addition to her mother and Emma and William are top www.companionfunerals.com. The family will receive friends father, she is preceded in death Winfrey Arthur Baxter this evening, from 4 until 8, at by her husband, Louis H. Sims Winfrey Arthur Baxter, better the funeral home. Sr.; sisters: Helen, Ollie, Buddie, names for babies in Tenn. known as Art, 88, of Chatsworth, We encourage you to share Etta, Minnie, Dorothy; and broth- Ga., passed away Tuesday, Jan. your memories and or condo- ers: Robert and “Son.” Special to the Banner by mail, online and via telephone; 10, 2017, at Hamilton Medical lences with Roy’s family by going She leaves behind to cherish Vital Records staff members han- Center. to www.jimrushfuneralhomes Emma and William were the dle an average of 15,000 phone her memory two sons: Jonathan most popular names chosen by He was born and raised in .com. Sims (Niki) and Louis Sims calls every month and issue more Crandall, Ga., and was a mem- (Dayle); two grandchildren: David new Tennessee parents for their than 700 certificates every single ber of Sumach Cumberland Billy R. Frady Sims (Whitney) and Zachary babies born in 2016. day. Presbyterian Church. He worked Sims (Heather); step-grandchil- Names chosen for babies are This office registers approxi- at Duracell Industries as a Billy R. Frady, 88, of Ocoee, dren: Tim Jahnke and Steve recorded and tallied by the dedi- machinist for more than 30 years. died Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, mately 240,000 new records of Jahnke; three great-grandchil- cated team in the Tennessee events for birth, death, marriage He was preceded in death by 2017, at his home. dren: Brantley, Bryler, and one Survivors and arrangements Department of Health’s Office of and divorce annually. the love of his life, Helen Bryant yet to be named that is due in Vital Records, which registers Baxter; parents, David O. and will be announced by Companion July; step-great-grandson: The Tennessee Office of Vital Florence Bookout Baxter; sib- Funeral Home. some 240,000 new records of Records is located on the first Trenton Jahnke; and numerous births, deaths, marriages and lings: Lorene Headrick, Mildred C. Eugene ‘Gene’ Lawson extended family members and floor of the Andrew Johnson Petty, Dee and Stella Baxter, divorces every year. C. Eugene “Gene” Lawson, 83, friends. Tower at 710 James Robertson Olen and George Baxter. William has remained the top of Cleveland, died Tuesday after- A memorial service will be held Parkway in Nashville. Walk-in Survivors include his daughter name chosen for baby boys born noon, Jan. 10, 2017, at his home. at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, hours are available Monday, and son-in-law, Brenda and Allan Survivors and arrangements 2017, at Companion Funeral in Tennessee for a decade, coming J. Ensley; granddaughter, Allana Wednesday and Friday from 8 will be announced by Companion Home, 2419 Georgetown Road in as the most popular choice for a.m. to 4 p.m., and Tuesday and Ensley; special nephew, Steve NW, with the Rev. Al Miller offici- Funeral Home. 10 straight years. Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Baxter; and other nieces and ating. Emma has been the most pop- nephews in Cleveland. The family will receive friends Central time. The funeral to celebrate his life ular name for Tennessee baby Some Tennessee vital records from 5 until 7 p.m. Thursday at girls since 2011. There are ties for will be held Thursday, Jan. 12, the funeral home. may also be obtained from local 2017, at 3 p.m. from the chapel of You are invited to share a per- the top choices in three slots on county health departments. Learn Peeples Funeral Home in sonal memory of Martha or your the list of boys’ names this year. more about the Tennessee Office Chatsworth with the Rev. Tom condolences with her family at The top 10 names Tennessee of Vital Records including how Clark and George Bryant officiat- her online memorial located at parents chose for their new babies you may request these records at ing. www.companionfunerals.com. born in 2016 are as follows: Interment will follow in http://tn.gov/health/section/vit Girls — 1. Emma 2. Olivia 3. al-records. Chatsworth Heights Cemetery. Ava 4. Harper 5 Isabella 6. Amelia The family will receive friends Tennessee families are also at the funeral home Thursday 7. Elizabeth 8. Ella 9. Charlotte encouraged to visit kidcentraltn, a from noon until the service hour. 10. Abigail. one-stop shop to connect them Boys — 1. William 2. (tie) Elijah with important information and Alma Beard and James 3. Mason 4. Noah 5. resources provided by state gov- (tie) Jackson and Liam 6. (tie) ernment departments and agen- Alma Beard, 73, of Cleveland, John and Michael 7. Benjamin 8. died Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017, in a Sterling Terry cies. The website features a com- Chattanooga health care facility. Sterling Terry, 69, of Benton, Aiden 9. Jacob 10. Carter. prehensive directory of state serv- Survivors and funeral arrange- passed away on Friday, Jan. 6, Both the boys and girls name ices for children and families. 2017, at his home. ments will be announced by lists include new entries in the top Learn more at kidcentraltn.com. Ralph Buckner Funeral Home He is survived by his mother, 10 this year: Amelia, Ella and Gladys Pike, of Athens; wife of 31 The mission of the Tennessee and Crematory. Charlotte are all new additions to Department of Health is to pro- years, Gaila Terry of Benton; son the top 10 names for girls in William Douglas Grant and daughter-in-law. Clay and tect, promote and improve the William Douglas “Doug” Grant, Anna Terry of Benton; sister, Tennessee. health and prosperity of people in 57, a longtime resident of Charolette Akins of Athens; two Michael, Benjamin and Aiden Tennessee. TDH has facilities in Cleveland, passed away on stepsons: Scott Godfrey of are all newcomers in the top name all 95 counties and provides Sunday morning, Jan. 8, 2017, at Benton, Darrell Godfrey of choices for baby boys. his home. direct services for more than one Charleston; and a special cousin, All other names on the 2016 in five Tennesseans annually as He was born on July 16, 1959, Janie Hicks; five grandsons; one top 10 list are unchanged from a son of the late Frances Eaton great-grandson; and lots of well as indirect services for every- Carlos Cartwright Owensby. He was a local house- the previous year, although some one in the state. nieces and nephews. have moved in the rankings. The Carlos Cartwright, 58, of painter for many years. He was Glenda Charlene Riden There will be a memorial serv- top four choices for girls’ names in Chattanooga, died Tuesday of the Baptist faith and member Glenda Charlene Riden, 73, of ice held at later date at his home. evening, Jan. 10, 2017, at his of Maple Street Baptist Church. Cleveland, passed away, You are encouraged to share a 2016 are the same as in 2015. home. He is survived by his loving Monday, Jan. 9, 2017, in a local memory of Sterling and/or your The boys’ names in the top five Head Start Survivors and arrangements wife, Diane Sullivan Grant; three hospital surrounded by her fami- personal condolences with his spots for 2016 were those in the will be announced by Companion sisters; several nieces and ly. family by visiting his memorial first seven spots on the 2015 list. needs foster Funeral Home. nephews; and other extended She was a true blessing to all web page and guestbook at Data on Tennessee’s most pop- family members and a host of that had the privilege to know www.companionfunerals.com. ular baby names are pulled from special friends. her. Her child-like spirit and con- Companion Funeral Home and birth certificates, which are grandparents A Celebration of His Life is tagious smile taught us lessons the Cody family are honored to planned for Friday, Jan. 13, in life that her family and friends issued by the Tennessee Foster grandparents are need- assist the Terry family with his Department of Health Office of 2017, at 3 p.m. in the chapel of will always cherish. She had a arrangements. ed in Bradley County Head Start Companion Funeral Home, 2419 great love for her family and Vital Records. classrooms. Georgetown Road with the Rev. friends, and never met a This office is charged with Susan Kroll, field supervisor, Blake Tinsley officiating. stranger. She loved her Eastside maintaining the integrity of Foster Grandparent Program, is The family will receive friends Church of Christ family. approximately 15 million records, seeking individuals age 44 or Friday from 1 until the 3 p.m. She is reunited with her par- which can include issuance and older who love working with chil- service time in the funeral home ents, William “Bill” and Lois amending records such as birth parlor. Presswood Riden; brother, dren and helping them reach You are encouraged to share a James “Jim” Riden; sister, and death certificates and records their full potential, and who have memory of Doug and/or your per- Barbara Parkinson; brother-in- of marriages and divorces that 20 hours or more to assist one- sonal condolences with his family law, Norman Buckner; and occur in Tennessee. on-one in a classroom. by visiting his memorial webpage nephew, Gary Davis. The Office of Vital Records Call Kroll at 423-643-6418 to and guestbook at www.compan- She is survived by her sister, I SEE BY THE processes an average of more find out more information about ionfunerals.com. Martha Buckner of Cleveland; than 14,000 requests for such the benefits available, including a nieces and nephews: Sandy certificates every month, provid- non-taxable stipend, accrued Davis, Kathy Bandy and hus- BANNER ing service to an average of 650 band, Mark, Patti Hafley and hus- personal leave, vacation, trans- band, Larry and Mark Riden, all customers each week. These portation assistance, ongoing of Cleveland, Cyndi Butler and requests are submitted in person, training and more. husband, Charlie, of Nashville The Bradley County and Keith Buckner and wife, Democratic Party meeting will be Jennifer, of Ooltewah; brother-in- held Tuesday at 7 p.m., in the law, Mansel Parkinson and sis- Cleveland/Bradley County Public OTTERY UMBERS ter-in-law, Helen Riden; several Library’s Community Room. L N great-nieces and great-nephews There will be discussions on and great-great-nieces and BCDP preparation of the required (AP) — These lotteries were 12-15-16-18-19-20-21-23-24 great-great nephews; and two-year reorganization for the numerous extended family mem- drawn Tuesday: Cash 3 Evening: 5-5-5 bers and special friends and staff election of new officers and infor- Cash 3 Midday: 0-1-7 Martha B. Evans of Life Bridges, who took care of mation about bylaws. For more Tennessee Cash 4 Evening: 2-8-3-5 Martha B. Evans, 92, a resi- her and loved her like family. information, call 423-336-1129. Cash 3 Evening: 6-2-5, Lucky Cash 4 Midday: 7-3-4-6 dent of Cleveland, passed away The funeral will be held at 1 ——— Sum: 13 Fantasy 5: 12-15-18-30-38 on Monday, Jan. 9, 2017. p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017, in The Democratic Women’s Club She was born on Oct. 5, 1924, Cash 3 Midday: 5-3-0, Lucky Georgia FIVE Evening: 7-8-4- the chapel of Ralph Buckner will meet Thursday at 5 p.m., in Sum: 8 1-1 to the late Adolphus Brown and Funeral Home with Minister Jeff Sallie Lawson Brown. the Carmichael Room upstairs in Cash 3 Morning: 4-5-6 Georgia FIVE Midday: 2-5-3-8- Archey and Minister Bill Maynard the Cleveland Public Library. She was a member of the officiating. Cash 4 Evening: 3-3-4-4, 2 Chilcutt United Methodist Church Interment will follow in Fort Hill Lucky Sum: 14 Mega Millions: 11-20-40-41- in Cleveland. She was an avid Cemetery with Mark Bandy, Drew Cash 4 Midday: 7-2-7-0, Lucky 59, Mega Ball: 15, Megaplier: 5 bowler and thoroughly enjoyed Bandy, Keith Buckner, Larry Sum: 16 traveling with her team. She was Hafley, Charlie Butler and Brian CHURCH Cash 4 Morning: 1-4-2-4 also known for her great love of Brock serving as pallbearers. Mega Millions: 11-20-40-41- sports. She was dearly loved and The family will receive friends 59, Mega Ball: 15, Megaplier: 5 IT’SASPECIAL will be deeply missed by all that from 4 to 8 p.m. today, Jan. 11, CTIVITIES knew her. A 2017, at the funeral home. Georgia Along with her parents, she is Roy E. Hair We invite you to send a mes- DAY FOR ... preceded in death by her hus- sage of condolence and view the 5 Card Cash: QH-AH-7H-6S- band of 64 years, John R. Evans Roy E. Hair, of Cleveland, The Browders will be at South 7S passed away Monday, Jan. 9, Riden family guestbook at Cleveland Church of God, 1846 Jr. www.ralphbuckner.com. All or Nothing Day: 02-04-06- Bobbie Harris, Michele Trotter, 2017, in a Chattanooga Health Volunteer Drive, Sunday at 10:30 She leaves behind to cherish 08-10-11-12-14-16-20-22-23 Kaitlyn Posey, Tammy Bryson, her memory, her children: Janis Care Facility. a.m. He was the son of the late All or Nothing Evening: 03-04- Brian Sells, Patrick Sandidge, Wilkey (Boofer), Peggy Lowe, 05-06-09-10-12-15-17-18-19-21 and Debby Waddell (Steve); Robert and Geneva Fann Hair. Cindy Rapier, Penny Alford, stepson, Gale Patrick Evans He was also preceded in death All or Nothing Morning: 05-07- Kenny Thompson and Kenneth (Jean); grandchildren: Jonathan by his wife, Geneva Hair; his son, Reuse the News 08-09-10-11-12-14-16-19-23-24 Auberry, who are celebrating Baugh, Amanda Waddell, Nick Roy Hair Jr.; and his sister, All or Nothing Night: 03-04-08- birthdays today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 3 DesJarlais named to Armed Services panel Special to the Banner military is properly funded, home and abroad.” his new committee. spending its resources wisely, “The addition of Congressman “The Volunteer State has a The House Armed Services and above all prepared to Scott DesJarlais to the House proud military tradition, and Committee, which oversees the respond to rising threats around Armed Services Committee is a Tennessee’s 4th District lies at U.S. Department of Defense and the world.” positive step forward in the re- the center of the Aerospace and national security policy at relat- DesJarlais represents evaluation of America's mili- Defense Technology Corridor ed agencies, has named U.S. Tennessee’s 4th District, home tary,” said Maj. Gen. Terry M. that includes Fort Campbell, Rep. Scott DesJarlais its news to Arnold Air Force Base, an “Max” Haston, adjutant general Redstone Arsenal, Arnold Air member. Committee Chairman advanced testing facility. Local of the Tennessee National Force Base and Oak Ridge Mac Thornberry announced the military leaders praised his Guard. “Congress' first respon- National Laboratory. I’m hon- appointment today. appointment. sibility is the defense of our ored to serve the patriotic men “A thoughtful, consistent “I would like to congratulate nation, and [he] has demon- and women who call our district advocate for military members Congressman Desjarlais on his strated his commitment to that home, and for the opportunity to and their families, Congressman appointment to the House responsibility by his sponsor- strengthen our country’s defens- DesJarlais is a welcome addition Armed Services Committee,” ship of bills enhancing safety at es,” said DesJarlais. to the House Armed Services said Col. Rodney Todaro, com- military installations, support- “I’m eager to get to work in the Committee,” said Thornberry (R- mander, Arnold Engineering ing the rights of retired military new Congress, in partnership Texas). “He brings a wealth of Development Complex. “As the members and increasing aware- with a new administration, on experience from the Foreign only active duty military base ness of post-traumatic stress the most urgent security mat- Affairs Committee, as well as headquartered in Tennessee, we disorder [commonly known as ters facing the United States, strong conviction that American look forward to working with the PTSD]. He is always a great including global terrorism, mod- leadership is the lynchpin of Congressman and his staff in supporter of the Tennessee ernizing military technology, global security. I look forward to support of the men and women National Guard and the Military and rebuilding our armed working with him to ensure our of the U.S. Armed Services at Department, and we are pleased forces. The best military in the that this appointment will allow world deserves the best support. him to continue his efforts to My goal is to ensure their suc- support, rebuild and reform cess and the safety of the Tickets still are available for America's military.” American people.” Submitted photo In Congress, DesJarlais also BCSO Deputy ChriS ShOpe is handler for the department’s serves on the House Oversight newest K-9 officer, “Lucy.” Chamber annual meeting and Agriculture Committees, overseeing waste, fraud and Special to the Banner memorates the ideals of the late abuse in the civil service and a M.C. Headrick and recognizes a major Tennessee industry, Deadline to purchase tickets Lucy is newest addition businessperson who exemplifies respectively. He thanked the for the 91st Annual Meeting of the best of the free enterprise chairman and other members of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber system. Last year’s recipient was to the BCSO’s K-9 Unit of Commerce is Thursday, Jan. Stephen Wright, president of 19. The meeting will convene Wright Brothers Construction Special to the Banner YOUR AREA’S SUIT & TUXEDO Lucy was named “Top Dog” at Tuesday, Jan. 24, at 6:30 p.m. Company Inc. Great USPCA’s certification event since at Peerless Road Church, 3301 The Varnell Award, named for The Bradley County Sheriff’s she scored first overall when Peerless Road. Office has recently expanded its the late Robert W. Varnell Jr., HEADQUARTERS Prices! compared to other participating Outgoing Chamber Chairman honors selfless leadership in K-9 Unit with Lucy, who is a canines. of the Board Shannon Belgium Malinois. professional, religious and civic Currently out of all the canines Ritzhaupt, owner/chef of Café endeavors. Cheryl Dunson, vice BCSO Deputy Chris Shope, at the Bradley County Sheriff’s Roma, will highlight the 2016 Lucy’s K-9 handler, recently com- president of marketing for Office, Lucy holds the highest program year and recognize vol- Santek Waste Services Inc., was pleted over 800 hours of training certification. unteers at the annual conclave. with the police dog that incorpo- the 2016 recipient. Lucy, who is known for her “Each year the Chamber of To purchase tickets, which Bradley Square Mall rated numerous certifications. speed by personnel at the Commerce outlines goals and A 16-week school hosted by will be available through Jan. 423-479-4545 • www.hixonsfashions.com Bradley County Sheriff’s Office, determines action steps to guide 19, members may call the the Chattanooga Police has nicknamed Lucy “Pocket its day-to-day operations, which Est. 1948 Department’s K-9 Unit certified Chamber of Commerce at 423- Rocket.” reflect a commitment to the eco- 472-6587 or register through the the 3-year-old female canine in “Lucy is a great addition to this nomic and community develop- narcotics detection, fugitive Chamber’s events calendar at department who will be utilized ment of Bradley County,” www.clevelandchamber.com. apprehension and officer protec- in several capacities while Ritzhaupt said. “The annual Hungry Hearts Ministries tion. assigned to the patrol division,” meeting gives us an opportunity Additionally, Lucy also has said Sheriff Eric Watson. to present the outcomes of those ARE YOU HUNGRY? been certified in evidence recov- “Deputy Shope and Lucy have efforts and to recognize the lead- ery, and is the only police dog in thoroughly completed highly ership team that ensures For worship in spirit & truth, the real Word the area to complete this special- distinguishable certifications progress in each program area.” from the Holy Bible, to live how Jesus lived? ized certification. that will be a great benefit to He added, “2016 was an excit- She also received further certi- the Bradley County Sheriff’s ing year with a significant Join us on His Sabbath Day fications from “The United States Office. Each of the four patrol increase in membership, the Saturday, January 14 • 12 noon Police Canine Association, Inc.” shifts at the Bradley County introduction of a new investment W i n g a t e H o t e l and “American Working Dogs Sheriff’s Office has been structure and reaccreditation. 110 Interstate Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37312 Association” which include Patrol assigned a K-9 unit which will This year’s annual meeting is a Dog I, Tracking Dog/Patrol Dog assist deputies with their inves- time for us to celebrate our 731-736-1055 • [email protected] II, and Narcotic Detector. tigations.” accomplishments and to talk about our bright future.” Incoming Chairman Roger Cedar Ridge Bluegrass Pickett, owner of MurMaid Mattress Inc., will introduce the Chamber’s focus for 2017. to be at Cowboy Jubilee “Membership retention and M OUNTAIN G AS Cedar Ridge, the Bluegrass Jubilee stage is Elmer Bramlett, growth, along with member serv- Music band from Athens, will Joel Moore, and the Cowboy ices, are always a part of our headline the Cowboy Gospel Church Band, featuring Pastor program of work,” Pickett says, “but ensuring continued eco- C OLD W EATHER S PECIAL Jubilee on Jan. 13, at 7 p.m. Wally Varnell, on the electric gui- “Cedar Ridge is a very capable tar. Steve Poteet is host and nomic and community develop- group of musicians,” said Steve announcer. ment for Cleveland and Bradley Poteet, producer of the free week- The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee is County is also vital. We want ly musical show. “The Cowboy held at the Cleveland Cowboy good jobs, an educated work- Gospel Jubilee is excited about Church in the Dockery Heights force and amenities that make bringing this band to our stage. community at 3040 Blythe Road, our community a great place to They bring traditional bluegrass off Dockery Lane, between Blue call home. music with progressive sound to Springs and Blackburn Roads. Other highlights of the their show.” Admission is free and a love evening will include presentation Mike Daniels, guitarist and offering is taken for the headlin- of the prestigious M.C. Headrick lead vocalist, adds a strong drive ers. Free Enterprise Award and the to the Cedar Ridge sound, while ——— Robert W. Varnell Jr. Leadership $ acoustic bassist Merielle Flood Online: ClevelandCowboy Award. sings leads and harmony vocals. Church.com The Headrick Award com- She also brings original blue- . grass songs to the group. Kevin Jago is their talented Beekeepers to meet Jan. 17 * banjo picker. While Wesley Wilder Ocoee Region Beekeepers Harlan Breeden will be the plays mandolin and Emerald Association will hold its initial guest speaker this month. Harlan PER GALLON! Butler plays the fiddle. 2017 meeting Jan. 17 at 7 p.m., is an assistant to Mike Studer, The Cowboy Gospel Jubilee is the third Tuesday of the month, Tennessee State apiarist. Harlan First Fill Pricing On New Tank Set held at the Cleveland Cowboy at the Benton Municipal Building will discuss new beekeeper start- Church in the Dockery Heights located at 6496 Highway 411, up information and provide the community, between Blue Benton TN 37307. State of the State for Tennessee Springs and Blackburn Roads. 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Woman, 81, run over, killed Regulators: gasoline pipe leak McNally is new Tennessee Senate speaker during robbery in Memphis didn’t reach Tennessee River NASHVILLE (AP) — Randy MEMPHIS (AP) — Police in CHATTANOOGA (AP) — McNally was elected as the new Memphis are investigating the Tennessee environmental officials speaker of the Tennessee Senate death of an 81-year-old woman say the gasoline that leaked from a on Tuesday, and fellow who was run over by a man who pipeline in Chattanooga has not Republican Beth Harwell unani- tried to steal her purse. reached the nearby Tennessee mously won a fourth term in Police said a man pulled up River. charge of the House. behind a car belonging to On Tuesday, Tennessee The votes came as lawmakers Catherine Wicker on Sunday. Department of Environment & convened the first session of the Police said he exited his car and Conservation spokesman Eric two-year 110th Tennessee grabbed Wicker’s purse. Ward also said that the gasoline General Assembly. Wicker, who was outside her supply in Nashville, which the The legislative session is car, began yelling and struggled. Colonial Pipeline feeds, is near expected to be dominated by Police said another person tried to capacity. debate over Republican Gov. Bill intervene, and the suspect fled. Colonial Pipeline spokesman Haslam’s efforts to boost trans- Police said the suspect got back Steve Baker says the Chattanooga portation funding, likely through into his car and drove toward Fire Department was notified of a the first gas tax hike since 1989. Wicker, hitting her and pinning gasoline smell near its pipeline That discussion comes as sev- her against another vehicle. Saturday. The company found a eral sitting lawmakers — includ- Wicker fell under the car and was sheen on Shoal Creek, which ing Harwell — are considering dragged for several feet. AP Photo/Mark Humphrey feeds into the Tennessee River. bids to succeed the term-limited SenAte MeMberS and guests salute the flag as it is carried through the Senate chamber Tuesday The suspect then rammed Baker says the gasoline line governor next year. Harwell said another vehicle, backed over remained shut down Tuesday as she wants to concentrate on the in Nashville. State lawmakers convened for the 110th Tennessee General Assembly with new leadership Wicker, and left. Wicker was taken the company narrowed the sus- legislative session before making in the Senate and a House speaker eying a gubernatorial bid. to a hospital, where she died. pected leak site to a small pipe up her mind about a gubernato- No one has been arrested. section that includes the creek. A rial bid. While lawmakers convened in Lawmakers to vote on new terms protective boom was placed on the “We are waiting on the gover- the House and Senate chambers, creek. nor’s proposal and it will be fully a few dozen protesters gathered for 3 constitutional officers The company initially estimated debated and vetted in this cham- in the lobby to chant about pro- NASHVILLE (AP) — A joint con- 630 gallons of gasoline spilled. ber,” Harwell told reporters. “This tecting the rights of the poor, vention of the Tennessee General Baker said it was likely less. General Assembly does not take women, LGBT people, refugees Assembly is scheduled to vote Teen sentenced to 5 years raising taxes lightly, so I predict and immigrants, people who need Wednesday on new terms for three that if we look at increasing the health care, Muslims and other constitutional officers. in fatal Jackson crash user tax on gas, we would also groups. Secretary of State Tre Hargett is JACKSON (AP) — A woman has look at lowering the tax some- “This was called a call to con- up for another four-year term, been sentenced after pleading where else.” science, because we are calling while Comptroller Justin Wilson guilty to vehicular homicide, reck- McNally succeeds Senate our legislators to lift up our high- and Treasurer David Lillard are less endangerment and reckless Speaker Ron Ramsey, who chose er values, not values of xenopho- up for two year terms. driving in a wreck that claimed the not to seek re-election. Ramsey bia or racism or sexism, but val- All three were first elected in lives of two people. became the first Republican ues of showing that there’s 2009 after Republicans took con- Media outlets report that Senate speaker since enough for all to have health trol of the Legislature from Monday, Judge Roy Morgan gave Reconstruction when he was care, for all to be welcome, for all Democrats. 19-year-old Makarious Searcy a elected to the upper chamber’s to be treated with respect in Hargett is a former chairman of five-year sentence — with seven top post in 2007. The GOP has Tennessee,” said Justin Jones, a the Tennessee Regulatory months to be served in custody since built supermajorities in 21-year-old Fisk University stu- Authority and represented Bartlett and the rest on state probation. both chambers of the Legislature. dent who led the protest. in the state House from 1997 Searcy will also lose her driver’s McNally was sworn in as 87th In the Senate vote for speaker, through 2006. Wilson is a license while serving her sentence. speaker of the Senate, a position 29 of 33 members voted for Nashville tax attorney who as a Tennessee Highway Patrol Sgt. that also carries the title of lieu- McNally, who in turn cast a cere- top aide to then-Gov. Don Jason Boyd testified that Searcy tenant governor. The pharmacist monial vote for Ramsey. All 99 Sundquist, a Republican. had been racing a friend, Jordan from Oak Ridge spread the House members voted for Lillard is a former member of Bailey, on July 30, 2015 in thanks around in his acceptance Harwell, who faced a harder- the Shelby County commissioner Jackson. The two could have been speech. than-expected path for the GOP AP Photo/Mark Humphrey and financial and tax attorney. driving around 80 mph. “It’s a big job, and I’m certainly nomination when her caucus Retailer pays back wages after SenAte SPeAker Randy McNally, R-Oak Ridge, presides over Boyd said Searcy hit a vehicle humbled by the trust you placed voted 40-30 in her favor last the Senate opening session after succeeding Ron Ramsey as inquiry questions timesheets carrying 44-year-old Jay Hogan in me,” McNally said. “I’m confi- month. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A and 32-year-old Julie Hogan, dent that my journey to this time House Minority Leader Craig Senate Speaker on Tuesday in Nashville. Lawmakers convened for Mississippi-based tire retailer is killing them. and place was prepared well in Fitzhugh of Ripley said the 110th Tennessee General Assembly with new leadership in the paying $27,000 in back wages and Searcy apologized to the victims’ advance by the many interactions Democrats were encouraged by Senate and a House speaker eying a gubernatorial bid. damages to 14 employees at its family in court. I’ve had with you and other peo- Harwell telling them “she’s the Montgomery, Alabama, store for It’s unclear whether Bailey will ple and friends and family. But I speaker not for the Republican Representatives.” forward,” he said. “You know, altering employee timesheets to go to trial or if she has an attorney. recognize that I can’t complete caucus or the Democratic cau- “We believed that and want to we’ll have differences, but we cut wages. that job alone.” cus, but for the House of show our support for her going supported her unanimously.” The U.S. Labor Department, in Deal: Expansion on 2 Georgia a news release Tuesday, said an interstates to begin soon investigation shows the Rent-n- ATLANTA (AP) — Gov. Nathan Roll franchisee, which sells and Deal says expansion projects will Johnson & Johnson to reveal drug price increases rents custom wheels and tires, begin soon on stretches of inter- By LINDA A. JOHNSON, to tame future price increases and have left some patients scram- while expanding financial aid changed records in ways that state highway in metro Atlanta AP Medical Writer be more transparent. bling. for patients. Diabetes drug meant some employees ended up and Savannah. “We hope that can create a High and rising prices have maker Novo Nordisk also working for less than minimum Deal told a breakfast of the Johnson & Johnson plans better understanding of the also infuriated doctors, insur- pledged to keep increases below wage. Others worked more than Georgia Chamber of Commerce on next month to disclose average industry and ... ultimately ance companies and politi- 10 percent. 40 hours a week without receiving Tuesday that work to widen por- price increases of its prescrip- improve patient access to medi- cians, and triggered govern- While that’s well above infla- overtime pay. tions of Interstate 85 in Gwinnett tion drugs, as the industry tries cines,” Joaquin Duato, head of ment probes into the industry’s tion, many drugmakers have Gulf Coast L&P Inc., based in County and I-16 in Savannah is to calm the storm over soaring J&J’s prescription drug busi- practices. The government has long raised prices two or three Moss Point, Mississippi, has slated to begin in the 2018 fiscal prices. ness, said in an interview no power now to regulate times annually by 10 percent or agreed to comply with the law, year that starts July 1. The health care giant will Tuesday. prices, but the industry more, and some boosted prices pay $13,583 in back wages, and The projects will add lanes divulge its 2016 average With annual price tags top- appears to be starting to move threefold or more for products another $13,582 in damages. The along six-to-seven mile stretches increases in list price and net ping $100,000 for many new to deflect further scrutiny and with no competition. company has stores in Alabama, of each interstate. The governor price, or what middlemen such drugs for cancer and rare dis- avoid price controls. Next month J&J will issue its Louisiana, Florida and told executives, lobbyists and law- as insurers and distributors eases, some patients have been Last summer, Allergan Plc first annual report listing the Tennessee. makers at the chamber’s annual pay J&J after discounts and unable to afford their medi- announced a “social contract” average list and net price The Birmingham district office Eggs & Issues breakfast that the rebates. cines. Huge price hikes on old under which the maker of increases — but not the figures of the Labor Department’s Wage expansions will significantly Analysts say that will help J&J’s products with little competi- Botox is limiting list price for individual drugs, as the dis- and House Division performed the reduce traffic congestion along image more than patients initially, tion, like Mylan’s EpiPen emer- increases to a single annual counts it gives middlemen are investigation. each route. but could push other drugmakers gency allergy injectors, also increase of less than 10 percent competitive information.

THE MARKET IN REVIEW DAILY NASDAQ DAILY DOW JONES MONEY RATES CURRENCIES Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day Nasdaq composite 5,600 Dow Jones industrials 20,000 Prime Rate 3.75 3.75 Australia 1.3576 1.3587 Discount Rate 1.25 1.25 Britain 1.2163 1.2163 Close: 5,551.82 5,480 Close: 19,855.53 19,840 Federal Funds Rate .50-.75 .50-.75 Canada 1.3229 1.3229 Change: 20.00 (0.4%) Change: -31.85 (-0.2%) Treasuries Euro .9470 .9455 1.88 1.94 Japan 115.73 116.06 5,360 10 DAYS 19,680 10 DAYS 5-year 5,600 20,000 10-year 2.38 2.45 Mexico 21.7428 21.3693 30-year 2.97 3.05 Switzerlnd 1.0167 1.0144 5,500 19,500 Gold (troy oz.,NY Merc spot) $1184.20 $1160.40 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. 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                      Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor   Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 5 Pew survey: Officers more reluctant to use force, make stops ATLANTA (AP) — The so-called able, while white officers are more such cities as Baltimore, Baton “Ferguson effect” — officers back- skeptical of the protesters’ Rouge, Milwaukee, Chicago and ing off of policing out of fear that motives. New York have put officers under their actions will be questioned “White officers and black offi- the microscope, especially as after the fact — has been talked cers have very different views video has captured more of these about but never really quantified. about where we are as a country events. A new study suggests the effect is in terms of achieving equal There has been a concern, a reality, with three-quarters of rights,” said Kim Parker, the direc- largely shared in anecdotes, of officers surveyed saying they are tor of social trends research for officers holding back on stopping hesitant to use force, even when the Pew Research Center. suspicious people or other polic- appropriate, and are less willing to Some of the key findings: ing out of concern that they’d be stop and question suspicious peo- — 86 percent of officers said cast as racist. But the Pew survey ple. that fatal encounters between provides the first national evi- The nonpartisan Pew Research blacks and police have made dence that those concerns may be Center questioned at least 8,000 policing more difficult having a real impact on how offi- officers from departments with at — 93 percent said they’re more cers do their jobs. least 100 officers between May 19 concerned about safety “Officers are concerned about and Aug. 14 last year — most of it — 76 percent said they’re more being the next viral video and so ahead of the fatal shootings of five reluctant to use force when appro- that influences what they do and officers in Dallas and three offi- priate how they do it and how they think cers in Baton Rouge. — 75 percent said interactions about it,” said Darrel Stephens, What it found was a significant between police and blacks have executive director of the Major fear among police about their become more tense Cities Chiefs Association. He added safety and about carrying out — 72 percent said they or their that he doesn’t believe it’s rampant some of the everyday acts of polic- colleagues are more reluctant to or that officers are turning a blind ing. stop and question people who eye, “but I still have to believe it AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File It also shows a stark difference seem suspicious may be in a marginal-call situation In thIs FIle Photo, police and Missouri National Guardsmen stand guard as protesters gather in in how white and black officers In 2014, a white officer in where there’s a reasonable suspi- front of the Ferguson Police Department, in Ferguson, Mo. The so-called “Ferguson effect” — officers view the protests that have taken Ferguson, Missouri shot and cion on the bubble ... that those backing off of policing out of fear that their actions will be questioned after the fact — has been talked place after some of the high-profile killed black teen Michael Brown, are the ones they pass up.” about but never really quantified. A new study suggests the effect is a reality, with three-quarters of offi- shootings of black suspects in the setting off a movement drawing The survey also suggested a cers surveyed saying they are hesitant to use force, even when appropriate, and are less willing to stop past several years, with black offi- greater scrutiny of police use of divide between police and the and question suspicious people. cers believing the protests are force, particularly against black communities they serve on some genuine acts of civil disobedience citizens. In the years since, other social issues of the day. officers say deadly encounters but 60 percent of the general pub- of a broader problem between designed to hold police account- fatal encounters with police in For example, two-thirds of all with blacks are isolated incidents, lic said they believe they are signs police and blacks. Families say forgiving the church shooter doesn’t mean sparing life HARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — jury’s sentence at a hearing. floor, Richardson said. world why he slaughtered black Families of the nine people killed It’s the only chance for them to “They welcomed a 13th person people in a church. She offered in a racist massacre at a South speak to Roof and the court that night ... with a kind word, a forgiveness at Roof’s bond hear- Carolina church have expressed directly, without having to Bible, a handout and a chair,” ing, but has since not said if she a broad range of feelings when it answer specific questions. Richardson said during his clos- wanted him to get life in prison comes to how the convicted killer The willingness to forgive dom- ing argument. “He had come with without parole or death. Her should be punished. inated the news in the days after a hateful heart and a Glock .45.” aunt and son died. Some think there is no justifi- the June 17, 2015, shootings as The jury convicted Roof last Sanders husband, Tyrone, cation for the death penalty, victims’ families and survivors month of all 33 federal charges acknowledged his own struggle while others believe in the bibli- offered Roof forgiveness at his he faced, including hate crimes. between earthly and eternal jus- cal Old Testament justice of an bond hearing. But there are He never explained his actions to tice after Roof was found guilty of eye for an eye. many like Melvin Graham who jurors, saying only that “anyone hate crimes and obstruction of Dylann Roof will soon be off to said forgiveness is still a work in who hates anything in their mind religion charges in December. federal death row, but the fami- progress and he will forever has a good reason for it.” “My thoughts were if I could lies he shattered when he grieve the death of his sister Roof insisted he was not men- get to him, what would I do,” entered Emanuel AME Church in Cynthia Hurd. tally ill and did not call any wit- Tyrone Sanders said. “But the AP Photo/Chuck Burton, File Charleston and fired 77 shots at He told reporters he has strug- nesses or present any evidence. Lord kept me from charging.” In thIs June 18, 2015 file photo, Charleston, S.C., shooting sus- the end of Bible study get one gled because he feels like it isn’t After he was sentenced, Roof pect Dylann Roof is escorted from the Cleveland County Courthouse last chance to confront him quite right to see someone asked a judge to appoint him in Shelby, N.C. A federal jury has sentenced Roof to death for killing Wednesday as U.S. District ordered to die, but he also knows new attorneys, but the judge said nine black church members in a racially motivated attack in 2015. Judge Richard Gergel verifies the Roof must be punished as he was not inclined to do so severely as possible for what he because they had performed did on earth. “admirably.” DON’S “It’s hard to say a person “We are sorry that, despite our Dylann Roof sentenced to death should live when nine others best efforts, the legal proceedings FENCE CO. died,” Graham said. have shed so little light on the Since 1961 And while forgiveness has reasons for this tragedy,” the been offered from one side, Roof attorneys said in a veiled refer- ALL TYPES for killing 9 church members has shown no remorse for the ence to the mental health issues OF FENCING slaughter during weeks in court. they wanted to present. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — An memories and talked about a He had a final chance to ask the Felicia Sanders survived the 479-6212 unrepentant Dylann Roof was future without a mother, father, jury to spare his life Tuesday. shooting. Roof spared her after sentenced to death Tuesday for “They welcomed a sister or brother. They shed “I still feel like I had to do it,” hearing her pray loudly, saying & 336-1501 fatally shooting nine black 13th person that night ... tears, and their voices shook, but the 22-year-old avowed white she could go tell the rest of the church members during a Bible with a kind word, a none of them said whether Roof supremacist told the jury study session, becoming the first Bible, a handout and a should face the death penalty. instead. person ordered executed for a chair. He had come with The prosecutor reminded Roof told FBI agents when they federal hate crime. a hateful heart and a jurors that Clementa Pinckney arrested him that he wanted the “INVEST IN YOUR A jury deliberated for about Glock .45.” would be remembered for singing shootings to bring back segrega- three hours before returning with — Assistant U.S. goofy songs and watching car- tion or perhaps start a race war. COMMUNITY!” the decision, capping a trial in Attorney Jay toons with his young daughters. Instead, the slayings had a unify- which the 22-year-old avowed Richardson In a sign of perhaps how impor- ing effect as South Carolina white supremacist did not fight tant that testimony was, jurors removed the Confederate flag for his life or show any remorse. re-watched a speech by Pinckney from its Statehouse for the first He served as his own attorney the flag in photos. in which he talked about the his- time in more than 50 years. during sentencing and never Malcolm Graham, whose sister tory of Emanuel and its mission. Other states followed suit, taking asked for forgiveness or mercy or Cynthia Hurd was slain, said the The jury convicted Roof last down Confederate banners and explained the massacre. jury made the right decision. month of all 33 federal charges monuments. Roof had posed Hours earlier, Roof threw away “There is no room in America’s he faced, including hate crimes. with the flag in photos. one last chance to plead for his smallest jail cell for hatred, He never explained his actions to Roof specifically selected life, telling jurors, “I still feel like racism and discrimination,” he jurors, saying only that “anyone Emanuel AME Church, the I had to do it.” said from his home in Charlotte, who hates anything in their mind South’s oldest black church, to The slain included the Rev. North Carolina. “The journey for has a good reason for it.” carry out the cold, calculated Clementa Pinckney, the church me and my family today has Roof insisted that he was not slaughter, Assistant U.S. pastor and a state senator, as come to an end.” mentally ill and did not call any Attorney Jay Richardson said. well as other pillars of the com- One of Hurd’s other brothers, witnesses or present any evi- The gunman sat with the Bible munity: a high school track Melvin Graham, said the jury’s dence. study group for about 45 min- coach, the church sexton, a decision “was a very hollow victo- In one of his journals, he wrote utes. During the final prayer — librarian and an aspiring poet. ry” because his sister is still that he did not believe in psy- when everyone’s eyes were closed Cleveland Daily Banner They all shared deep devotion to gone. chology, calling it “a Jewish — he started firing. He stood over the church, known as Mother “He decided the day, the hour invention” that “does nothing but some of the fallen victims, shoot- Serving Our Community Since 1854 Emanuel, and passed that faith and minute my sister was going invent diseases and tell people ing them again as they lay on the along to their families, many of to die. Now someone is going to they have problems when they whom offered Roof forgiveness do it for him,” he said. don’t.” when he appeared in court just Roof specifically selected His attorneys said he did not days after the attack. Emanuel AME Church, the want to present any evidence As Roof spoke Tuesday for South’s oldest black church, to that might embarrass him or his about five minutes, every juror carry out the cold, calculated family. looked directly at him. A few nod- slaughter, Assistant U.S. After he was sentenced, Roof ded as he reminded them that Attorney Jay Richardson said. asked a judge to appoint him they said during jury selection The 12 people he targeted new attorneys, but the judge said they could fairly weigh the fac- opened the door for a stranger he was not inclined to do so tors of his case. Only one of with a smile, he said. Three peo- because they had performed them, he noted, had to disagree ple survived the attack. “admirably.” to spare him from a lethal injec- “They welcomed a 13th person “We are sorry that, despite our tion. that night ... with a kind word, a best efforts, the legal proceedings “I have the right to ask you to Bible, a handout and a chair,” have shed so little light on the give me a life sentence, but I’m Richardson said during his clos- reasons for this tragedy,” the not sure what good it would do ing argument. “He had come with attorneys said in a veiled refer- anyway,” he said. a hateful heart and a Glock .45.” ence to the mental health issues When the verdict was read, he The gunman sat with the Bible they wanted to present. stood stoic. Several family mem- study group for about 45 min- A judge will formally sentence bers of victims wiped away quiet utes. During the final prayer — him during a hearing tears. when everyone’s eyes were closed Wednesday. Roof also faces a Roof told FBI agents when they — he started firing. He stood over death penalty trial in state court. arrested him after the June 17, some of the fallen victims, shoot- The last person sent to federal 2015, slayings that he wanted ing them again as they lay on the death row was Boston Marathon the shootings to bring back seg- floor, Richardson said. bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in regation or perhaps start a race The prosecutor reminded 2015. war. Instead, the slayings had a jurors about each one of the vic- unifying effect, as South Carolina tims and the bloody scene that removed the Confederate flag Roof left in the church’s lower from its Statehouse for the first level. Reuse the News time in more than 50 years. Nearly two dozen friends and Other states followed suit, taking relatives of the victims testified Recycle this newspaper down Confederate banners and during the sentencing phase of monuments. Roof had posed with the trial. They shared cherished 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Taylor From Page 1 affair. Commissioner Jeff Morelock, The Joneses are opening their Cleveland Council member home to invitees at 450 Anatole Richard Banks, Cleveland histo- Lane N.W., off North Lee rian Bob George, and Cleveland Highway. Public Works Supervisor Tommy There will be a short program Myers. at the fundraiser. There will also Several others will be assisting be posters of the tentative design with the park project, and most of the new city park, drawn by attended Tuesday’s meeting. University of Tennessee stu- They include Dee Burris, a dents, and information about the local contractor and chairman of history of the area where the the Cleveland Planning park will be located. Commission. Burris is volunteer- An added incentive will be the ing his time and expertise in get- appearance of author Michael T. ting the design of the park com- Slaughter, who wrote the book pleted. “Andrew Taylor: Man of Mystery.” Also attending the meeting was Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Slaughter will be selling signed Dennis Black, a local contractor THE TAYLOR SPRING Park Committee met Tuesday at the Jones Foundations offices in The Village Green to make additional plans for copies of his book. who is expected to be in charge of a kickoff fundraiser scheduled on the 175th anniversary of the city of Cleveland’s founding. Going over some of the preliminary planning Taylor Spring, or Taylor Place all the concrete work, Toby were, from left, Cathy Barrett, Toby Pendergrass, Richard Banks and Dee Burris. as it was known when the Pendergrass of Jones Cleveland area was first settled, Management, City Manager Joe is believed to be where early set- Fivas and Assistant City Manager mental in raising funds for the Street, halfway between the included engraved bricks at a memorial to your children, par- tlers came to live in Cleveland Shawn McKay. Cleveland Dog Park, and much of Bradley County Courthouse and $125 suggested price, trees with ents or grandparents, grandchil- during its infancy. Several fami- Spearheading the committee’s that effort and information will The Village Green center to the a plaque, $1,000; plaques next to dren, or any other family mem- lies lived around the spring. fundraising effort will be Cathy be used in the ongoing campaign west — at the Keith a bench, $2,000; and sponsor- bers or even a friend. Members of the Taylor Spring Barrett, president of the to raise monies for the iconic city Street/Inman Street intersection. ships in varying amounts: Jones told a story of when the Park Committee include Jones, Community Foundation. Barrett park. The longtime spring was cov- Bronze-$2,500, Silver-$5,000, downtown Cleveland YMCA was former Bradley County and her organization were instru- Taylor Spring is located on 1st ered up for years by the former Gold-$7,500, Platinum-$1,000, built in 1962. He said his father law offices of the late James and Diamond-$25,000. purchased two bricks, one for his Webb. Webb donated the proper- It was discussed that the sisters and the second for him. ty to the city of Cleveland before benches being offered at Taylor He emphasized that his brick is he died, and the city purchased Spring Park will be much more still there, and is something of an adjacent tract. formidable than those at the dog which he continues to be proud. Jones then purchased a third park, and should probably be He believes they will sell many parcel to the west of the spring, listed at a higher cost — perhaps more bricks for Taylor Spring which he in turn donated to the $3,000. Park than they did for the dog city. This parcel will be used for Another possible item will be park. park construction vehicles dur- recognition medallions for major Jones is also excited about the ing the work phase, and is pro- sponsors, which will probably be offerings of a tree and plaque, posed for entrance and exit sites placed in construction concrete and the inscribed benches. at the park when it is completed. such as at the dog park. “These benches are heavy, and Most of Tuesday’s committee It was also suggested that a fee should last for 1,000 years,” he meeting was used to discuss of $100 be charged for atten- said. plans for the kickoff fundraiser. dance to the Feb. 14 fundraiser, Additional meetings will be A tentative design for the invi- and Banks said the committee scheduled before the fundraising tation to the fundraiser was cir- could also decide to provide a kickoff, and committee members culated, and Burris discussed brick to those attendees. “Several are hoping construction of the the potential sale of engraved may want more than one brick,” new park can begin later this paver bricks and other items said Banks. year. such as benches, trees, and Burris and the committee are Fivas suggested design plans recognition items which will be making preliminary plans to pur- for the new park include some of used in the construction of the chase several hundred bricks for the history of the city and the park. use in the new city park’s con- region. He feels it should include A definite cost of these items struction, and Jones anticipates significant eras of the communi- has not yet been determined, but this effort will be well received ty’s growth, from the first use of they will probably be about the since the engraved bricks will be Taylor Spring to modern-day Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG same as for the Cleveland Dog a part of a permanent historical times, with information about CELEBRATING a big milestone, Fred Heitman, Rotary district governor, right, honors the Bradley Park. park. some of the people who have con- Sunrise Rotary Club for becoming a “100 Percent Paul Harris Fellow Club.” Joining him, from left, are Barrett’s list of dog park items The bricks can be used as a tributed to that growth. club Rotary International Foundation chairman Andy Anderson and Kevin Mendel, club president. Trafficking Gatlinburg From Page 1 From Page 1 drugs, both illegal substances methamphetamine. hours or donations. and illegally obtained prescrip- — Gary Claude Hilliard, 51, Current items said to be in demand are toaster tion medication,” Watson said. “Our agency will McDonald, Tenn.: Patronizing pastries, microwavable macaroni-and-cheese, “Another problem is prostitu- continue to conduct prostitution and delivery of canned meat, canned fruit, canned pasta meals, tion. Drug activity and prosti- covert operations in the Schedule VI. paper towels, over-the-counter medications, chil- tution both lead to the world- future to curb the trend — Christopher John-Melvin dren’s multivitamins, children’s socks and under- wide problem of human traf- of human trafficking and Rogers, 38, Lake City, Fla.: wear, bed sheets and pillows. ficking.” prostitution activity in Patronizing prostitution, deliv- Heitman said the Rotary-run distribution center The sheriff said recent num- this area. It’s our goal to ery of methamphetamine and has received many donations, allowing volunteers to bers released by the FBI show not only decrease these delivery of Schedule VI. drastically shorten the list of in-demand items. For human trafficking for the use of acts, but to put an end to — Jonathan Allen Torbett, example, there was a large donation of mattresses prostitution is the fastest grow- these crimes altogether 38, Delano, Tenn.: Patronizing for those settling into new homes. Now, those fami- ing business of organized crime in this community.” prostitution, delivery of lies just items like sheets to make their beds. and the third largest criminal — Sheriff Eric Watson methamphetamine and drug Heitman said the list of needed items changes enterprise in the world. paraphernalia. regularly. However, he noted financial donations Watson has associated him- — Steven Edward Turner Jr., have perhaps proven to be the most valuable. self with the issue of human court of law: 25, Cleveland, Tenn.: When people evacuated their homes, not every- trafficking during his days as a — Derwin Pershun Mosbey, Patronizing prostitution, pos- one had time to pack. This means some left items state legislator, introducing leg- 28, Cordoba, Tenn.: Promotion session of legend drugs, pos- like vital daily medications behind. Funds donated islation as well as participating of prostitution, possession of session of methamphetamine by the community are being used to assist wildfire in a White House seminar on stolen property over $1,000, and drug paraphernalia. victims with expenses like getting their prescrip- the subject. Schedule I for resale, Schedule — David Wayne Jaynes, 28, tions refilled. “A measureless number of II for resale, Schedule IV for Cleveland, Tenn.: Prostitution. Those interested in giving financially can do so individuals who engage in pros- resale and Schedule VI for — Nathan Jackson Thorpe, online through the Oak Ridge Rotary Community titution exploit the internet to resale. 32, Cleveland, Tenn.: Fund at Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG search for opportunities to — London Rene Pierce, 19, Patronizing prostitution. https://portal.icheckgateway.com/RotaryCommun FRED HEITMAN, district governor for Rotary engage in illegal sexual activi- Memphis, Tenn.: Prostitution, — Elise Victoria Wiley, 21, ityFund. District 6780, speaks to the Bradley Sunrise ty,” Watson said. possession of stolen property Cleveland, Tenn.: Prostitution. Heitman thanked the local club for its support, Rotary Club recently. “Our agency will continue to over $1,000, Schedule I for — Dusty Lee-Ray Scott, 34, noting its efforts are making a difference. conduct covert operations in the resale, Schedule II for resale, Rossville, Ga.: Patronizing He added the local club’s efforts are helping peo- “Paul Harris Fellow.” future to curb the trend of Schedule IV for resale and prostitution, prohibited ple everywhere from Tennessee to Togo. Heitman said this accomplishment is “truly rare human trafficking and prostitu- Schedule VI for resale. weapon, delivery of metham- “You are doing so many things,” Heitman said. indeed.” tion activity in this area,” the — Jerome Arthur Uffner, 55, phetamine and drug parapher- “You are working all over the world.” “We have 65 clubs in the district. We have had a sheriff continued. “It’s our goal to Marietta, Ga.: Solicitation of nalia. The Rotary district governor also helped the local surge of clubs trying to do this in the last couple not only decrease these acts, but prostitution. — Tamiko Leeshay Anderson, club celebrate a special award. The Bradley Sunrise years. We’re still fewer than 10,” Heitman. “This is to put an end to these crimes — Thomas Adam Franklin, 21, Chattanooga, Tenn.: Rotary Club has just officially been named a “100 one of the best-giving districts in the world. We’re altogether in this community.” 35, Cleveland, Tenn.: Prostitution, possession of Percent Paul Harris Fellow Club.” renowned for how we support the Rotary founda- One of the 23 facing charges Solicitation of prostitution. Schedule II and possession of In the Rotary International organization, a person tion, yet not every club is a ‘Paul Harris Club.’” who may have familiarity with- — Cameron Megail High, 22, Schedule VI. can receive the honor of becoming a “Paul Harris There was another reason to celebrate at the in the community is Cameron Cleveland, Tenn.: Solicitation of — Danielle Tierra Hubbard, Fellow” by donating $1,000 to the Rotary Rotarians’ recent meeting. The club presented a Megail High, 22, who is a mem- prostitution. 21, Chattanooga, Tenn.: International Foundation. A person can also receive $3,000 donation to Spirit Horse at Black Fox, a local ber of the Lee University men’s — Dean Wilson, 52, Prostitution, possession of the fellowship when someone else donates in his or therapeutic horseback riding program for children basketball team. Chattanooga, Tenn.: Schedule II and possession of her honor. with special needs. When asked for comment, a Solicitation of prostitution. Schedule VI. When a Rotary club is awarded a “100 Percent The club every year hosts a fundraising gala. spokesperson for the university — Tineisha Norelle Wilkes, — Jonathan Scott Culpepper, Paul Harris Fellow Club” distinction in the event, Funds from that gala are then given away to local said they “do not have informa- 25, Riverdale, Ga.: Solicitation 38, East Ridge, Tenn.: every single member of a club has been named a charitable causes throughout the year. tion on the situation and there- of prostitution. Patronizing prostitution, deliv- fore do not have a statement at — Adrianna Bronte-Nicole ery of methamphetamine, deliv- this time.” Jones, 22, Allen, Texas: ery of Schedule VI and drug The following is the complete Prostitution and possession of paraphernalia. list of those arrested during Schedule IV. — O’Brian Dashon Smith, 55, BCPEF “Operation Temptation” includ- — Ashley Marie Negron, 24, Cleveland, Tenn.: Criminal ing the name, age, town of resi- Dayton, Tenn.: Prostitution. impersonation. From Page 1 dence, and the charges against — Kenneth Dale Roberts, 58, — Jessica Holiday, 30, them. All are presumed inno- Ringgold, Ga.: Patronizing pros- Outstanding criminal warrant ter average.” with a certificate for his efforts, cent until proven guilty in a titution and delivery of from Hamilton County, Tenn. However, this school year, it he noted thanks was also due to “This was not just a will only count for 10 percent. the players who gave of their budget line item; it was During the 2017-18 year, it will time early on a Saturday morn- rise to 15 percent. In the 2018- an investment.” ing. 19 year, it will once again return — Matt Bentley “It’s neat to see our kids actu- WE ARE to 20 percent. ally giving back,” said Floyd. Director of Schools Dr. Linda agenda with unanimous votes. Susan Wilcutt, finance direc- Cash said this change was being During her director’s report, tor for Bradley County Schools, ON-LINE! made because of recent changes Cash also recognized Damon also spoke to the board briefly in state testing. When the Floyd, head football coach at about the need to begin thinking Tennessee Department of Bradley Central High School. about the 2017-18 budget. www. Education rolled out its current For years, Floyd has led foot- Priorities for the upcoming TNReady tests, it allowed provi- ball players in volunteering to budget are among the topics the cleveland sions like this to help students help with the distribution for board plans to discuss during its as they get used to the tests. William Hall Rodgers Christmas annual retreat this month. The The board approved both the Basket Fund. board’s next regular meeting will banner.com policy change and the consent Though Cash presented Floyd be Feb. 9. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 7 NATIONAL BRIEFS

Convicted killer of 2 in Fort back, we want justice," Harris Administration officer who said. "We will continue to put this detected dense material during a Worth set to die Wednesday front and center." scan and found the gift-wrapped HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Olango's shooting in cache of heroin inside. Lawyers for a Texas death row September prompted days of The incident shut down a sec- inmate who killed two men after protests and his relatives filed tion of Terminal 3 when the offi- one of them mocked him for wrongful-death claims with the cer detected a vinegar-like odor falling for a fake drug deal are city, which usually precede law- and hazardous materials team looking to the U.S. Supreme suits. They said Olango, a native had to assess it for a chemical Court to keep him from becoming of Uganda, had a breakdown threat. the first prisoner executed in the after the death of a close friend. When airport police tried to nation this year. Federal judge who pushed rights track down Mitchell, they found Christopher Wilkins, 48, is set he had not caught the flight. An for lethal injection Wednesday of prisoners, gays retiring airlines representative then evening. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A fed- called him to collect his bag and Wilkins explained to jurors at eral judge who lost his job as a Mitchell said he was in a rest- his capital murder trial in 2008 Justice Department attorney room and feeling ill, according to how and why he killed his friends after loaning his car to the Rev. federal prosecutors. in Fort Worth three years earlier, Martin Luther King Jr. and then Surveillance cameras later saying he didn't care if they sen- pushed for gay rights, police showed Mitchell walking out of tenced him to death. reform and health care for pris- the terminal around that time. In an appeal pending before oners during his time on the He removed a Raiders football AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli the high court, Wilkins' attorneys bench is retiring. beanie from his head and CAlifoRniA StAte Parks Supervising Ranger Tony Tealdi walks to the fallen Pioneer Cabin Tree at contended he had poor legal help More than five decades ago, exchanged a black and gray Calaveras Big Trees State Park, Monday in Arnold, Calif. Famous for a "drive-thru" hole carved into its at trial and during earlier Thelton Henderson became the sweater with the letters trunk, the giant sequoia was toppled over by a massive storm Sunday. appeals and that the courts first African-American attorney "RCKLSS" on it for a green top improperly refused to authorize in the U.S. Justice Department's and left the airport on foot. money for a more thorough civil rights division — a position Mitchell was arrested more investigation of those claims to that brought him close to King than a week later at his home Weakened by drought, trees support other appeals and a and other civil rights leaders. and remains in custody. He clemency petition. Henderson later went into pri- could face a mandatory mini- State attorneys said courts vate practice and served as a mum of 10 years in prison if con- are falling in rainy California have rejected similar appeals and dean at Stanford Law School victed. FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Another wet, blustery storm 102 million trees in the Sierra that defense lawyers are simply before President Jimmy Carter Drenching winter rains combined headed for California on Tuesday Nevada, in many cases by weak- employing delaying tactics. appointed him to the federal North Dakota rejects changes to with the punishing effects of six night threatened to knock down ening them so much that they Wilkins was released from bench in 1980. He will retire in reflect gay marriage ruling years of drought are causing trees many more trees in the Sierra became vulnerable to attack by prison in 2005 after serving time August. BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North to topple across California, in Nevada and neighborhoods bark beetles. for a federal gun possession con- Henderson said Tuesday he Dakota's Republican-led Senate some cases with deadly results. At throughout the state. A huge effort is underway in the viction. He drove a stolen truck anticipates more civil rights bat- rejected a measure Tuesday that least two people have been killed "Pay attention to your sur- Sierra Nevada to cut down dead to Fort Worth, where he befriend- tles under the administration of would have changed state law to in the past month. roundings and watch those trees," trees near roads and homes before ed Willie Freeman, 40, and Mike President-elect Donald Trump, reflect the U.S. Supreme Court's Seemingly sturdy oaks, palm said Battalion Chief Scott McLean they fall. There are also fears that Silva, 33. but it's time for him to move on decision that same-sex couples and travel with his wife. have the right to marry. trees in Southern California and of the California Department of the deadwood could fuel cata- Court records show Freeman giant sequoias farther north have Forestry and Fire Protection. "It is strophic wildfires. and Silva duped Wilkins into Henderson, 83, is suffering The bill failed 15-31. It would from an autoimmune disease have changed dozens of refer- been collapsing. Experts say that a hazard you need to be aware of." William Libby, a retired profes- paying $20 for a piece of gravel in some instances, the dry spell Days of back-to-back storms sor of forestry and genetics at the that he thought was a rock of that has weakened his muscles. ences, such as "husband and He said he has found it more dif- wife," to gender-neutral terms. had weakened or killed the roots have brought the heaviest rain in University of California, Berkeley, crack cocaine. Wilkins said he or trunks, and the soggy soil and a decade to parts of Northern said that after a heavy rain, trees shot Freeman on Oct. 28, 2005, ficult over the years to get to and North Dakota law lists "one man, from court. one woman" or "husband and wind caused the trees to tip over. California and Nevada, flooding weakened by drought have been after Freeman laughed about the One woman who struck and homes, roads and vineyards. known to die suddenly instead of scam, then he shot Silva because His departure will not trigger a wife" for everything from mar- new appointment since he had riages and divorces to fishing killed by a tree while walking on a Some areas got more than a foot rebounding. He likened it to giving he was there. Wilkins' finger- Northern California golf course in the 72-hour period that ended a starving person too much food already vacated his seat by tak- licenses. prints were found in Silva's Saturday. A woman posing for early Monday, and then got rained too fast. ing senior status in 1998 — a The measure got a hearing last wrecked SUV and a pentagram photographs as part of a wedding on again on Tuesday. "When you're really weakened, sort of semi-retirement for feder- week in the Senate Judiciary matching one of Wilkins' numer- party was killed and five others In a state park near the town of trying to come back in a hurry, it al judges. Committee, which voted 4-2 to ous tattoos had been carved into were injured by a falling eucalyp- Arnold, a beloved giant sequoia is probably not a good idea," he On the federal bench in 1987, recommend against passage. the hood. tus tree in Southern California that became a drive-thru tourist said. he threw out Defense North Dakota had state laws Wilkins also testified that the last month. attraction decades ago when a Lisa Smith, an arborist and Department regulations that defining marriage as between a day before the shootings, he shot A towering conifer in front of tunnel was cut through its trunk president of the Western Chapter subjected gay applicants for cer- man and a woman, and 73 per- and killed another man, Gilbert Joe Lauri's home in Fresno came crashed to the ground during the of the International Society of tain security clearances to cent of North Dakota voters Vallejo, 47, outside a Fort Worth crashing down during the week- weekend storm. The ancient tree Arboriculture, downplayed the greater scrutiny, saying the rules approved a state constitutional bar in a dispute over a pay end storm, giving in to shallow was sickly and barely alive before role of drought in knocking over violated the Constitution's equal amendment in 2004 limiting phone, and about a week later roots and the weight of rain- the storm. trees. protection clause. marriage rights to man-woman used a stolen car to try to run soaked pine needles. Lauri said he Authorities had no immediate She said that even healthy trees He oversaw reforms at the couples. down two people because he was relieved the damage wasn't estimate of how many trees have can give way if the ground is soft Oakland Police Department The Supreme Court in 2015 believed one of them had taken worse. toppled. and their leaves catch the wind, stemming from a 2003 lawsuit declared that same-sex couples his sunglasses. "What can you do?" he said. "It The epic drought gripping pushing over the tree and leaving claiming police beat and framed have the right to marry nation- Police: Mother, child found dead could have landed on the house." California has killed more than their leafless neighbors standing. drug suspects. He expressed his wide, and a federal judge ruled in apparent murder-suicide frustration when he thought the shortly afterward that North FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) department was lagging and Dakota's ban on gay marriage — Authorities in Florida say a threatened a federal takeover. was unconstitutional. mother and her 9-year-old Democratic Sen. John daughter have been found dead Officer won't be charged in Grabinger worried that not after a murder-suicide in Fort killing of unstable black man changing state law to reflect the Lauderdale. SAN DIEGO (AP) — A subur- high court decision could leave Local news outlets report that ban San Diego police officer the state open to lawsuits detectives say a family member won't face criminal charges for "Same-sex marriage is the found the bodies of 46-year-old fatally shooting a disturbed black supreme law of the land," he Ericka Joseph and her daughter, man, a prosecutor announced said. Featuring community growth, Akili Joseph, inside their home Tuesday, saying the officer had GOP Sen. Kelly Armstrong, on Tuesday morning. reason to believe he was in dan- chairman of the Judiciary accomplishments and projections for Investigators believe Ericka ger when the man suddenly Committee and a lawyer, said Joseph shot and killed her raised both hands and pointed rejecting the measure is only the future. Including local businesses, daughter before turning the gun what appeared to be a weapon symbolic since same-sex mar- on herself. but actually was an e-cigarette riage is now legal nationwide. industry, government, schools, hospitals, Ericka Joseph's brother, Tony device. Brother of San Bernardino shooter Williams, told news outlets that The shooting of 38-year-old she was divorced and retired Alfred Olango last fall in El Cajon guilty in immigration case chamber of commerce, religion and other from the military. He says Akili was a reasonable use of force, LOS ANGELES (AP) — The lived with her father in Bogota, San Diego County District brother of one of the shooters in community organizations. Colombia, and was visiting for Attorney Bonnie Dumanis the San Bernardino terror attack the holidays. announced. pleaded guilty Tuesday in an The SunSentinel reports the "The law recognizes police offi- immigration fraud case stem- With an ad plus news story you will be father was supposed to pick her cers are often forced to make ming from the probe into the up Tuesday to return home. split-second decisions in circum- killings. able to share points of interest regarding California DA finds police were stances that are tense, uncertain Syed Raheel Farook entered and rapidly evolving," Dumanis the plea in federal court in justified in shooting death said. Riverside to one count of con- your business or organization... SAN DIEGO (AP) — No crimi- Her office determined "the only spiracy to commit immigration nal charges will be filed against a reasonable conclusion was the fraud, the U.S. attorney's office with over 30,000 readers. police officer in a San Diego sub- officer's actions were justified," said. urb in the shooting death of a she said. The 31-year-old is the brother mentally distressed black man Olango's shooting in of Syed Rizwan Farook, who was Published Tuesday, that prosecutors found was justi- September prompted days of killed along with his wife in a fied, but the man's family says protests and his relatives filed shootout with police after the they won't be swayed in their wrongful-death claims with the Dec. 2, 2015 attack in which 14 February 28, 2017 search for justice. city, which usually precede law- people were slain and 22 injured. The El Cajon officer had rea- suits. They said Olango, a native Syed Raheel Farook, his wife in the Cleveland Daily Banner. son to believe he was in danger of Uganda, had a breakdown and Russian sister-in-law were when 38-year-old Alfred Olango after the death of a close friend. accused last year of conspiring to Plus , the complete Progress edition will suddenly raised both hands and Olango's father and others arrange a fraudulent marriage pointed what appeared to be a have said they doubted that the between the sister-in-law and be FEATURED online in our E-Edition weapon but actually was an e- district attorney's office could Enrique Marquez Jr., who is cigarette device at him, San conduct an impartial investiga- charged with plotting with Syed & Special Sections area 7 days a Diego County District Attorney tion. Rizwan Farook to carry out earli- Bonnie Dumanis said Tuesday. er attacks and with supplying Her office determined "the only Junk in trunk: Flier charged in guns used in the 2015 killings. week for the entire year! reasonable conclusion was the gift-wrapped heroin bust U.S. Attorney Eileen M. Decker officer's actions were justified," LOS ANGELES (AP) — A pas- said her office continues to seek she said. senger flying from Los Angeles justice for the victims of the San Contact one of our representatives Olango's father and others International Airport to Ohio last Bernardino killings. have said they doubted that the month wasn't toying around "As I have said many times, we to place your ad today... district attorney's office could when he checked a bag with are committed to leaving no conduct an impartial investiga- packages gift wrapped in stone unturned in this investiga- tion. Christmas paper, authorities tion," she said in a statement. Jack Bennett Leslie Callaway At his own news conference said. Syed Raheel Farook is sched- after the district attorney's, The Yuletide bundle included uled to be sentenced Nov. 13. He Sheena Meyer Trish Price Richard Olango said he would 13 pounds of heroin with a street faces up to five years in federal continue to pursue legal action value of more than $2 million, prison, three years of supervised over his son's shooting. federal prosecutors said Tuesday release and a $250,000 fine, the Randy Moore Tasha Beaty "Nobody should think we are as the man was charged with statement said. against the police," he said. "We drug trafficking. A message was left for defense Pam Green Kathy Payne need police but what we are James Mitchell, 25, who attorney Ron Cordova seeking against is the wrong way they are worked for a private contractor at comment. doing things." the airport, checked a duffel bag Federal authorities said the The Rev. Shane Harris of the Dec. 10 for a Frontier Airlines marriage was a sham that civil rights group National Action flight to Cincinnati, but neither sought to help Syed Raheel Network called for a special pros- he nor the bag made the trip, Farook's sister-in-law Mariya ecutor to investigate the killing. according to court records. Chernykh obtain legal status in "The family's going to get pay- The bag was intercepted by a the U.S. after overstaying a visi- 423-472-5041 back but we don't just want pay- Transportation Security tor visa. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com ‘Yes we did’ Obama bids farewell in nostalgic last speech

CHICAGO (AP) — President to offer a path forward. He Barack Obama has bid farewell called for empathy for the strug- to the nation in an emotional gles of all Americans — from speech that sought to comfort a minorities, refugees and trans- country on edge over rapid eco- gender people to middle-aged nomic changes, persistent secu- white men whose sense of eco- rity threats and the election of nomic security has been upend- Donald Trump. ed in recent years. Forceful at times and tearful Paying tribute to his place as at others, Obama’s valedictory America’s first black president, speech in his hometown of Obama acknowledged there Chicago was a public meditation were hopes after his 2008 elec- on the many trials the U.S. tion for a post-racial America. faces as Obama takes his exit. “Such a vision, however well- For the challenges that are new, intended, was never realistic,” Obama offered his vision for Obama said, though he insisted AP Photo/John Raoux An emPloyee of Wal-Mart lights a candle at a makeshift how to surmount them, and for race relations are better now the persistent problems he was than a few decades ago. memorial, Tuesday in Orlando, Fla., at the parking lot where Orlando unable to overcome, he offered The former community organ- police officer Debra Clayton was shot and killed. A manhunt contin- optimism that others, eventual- izer closed out his speech by ues as law enforcement officials search for the suspect in the shoot- ly, will. reviving his campaign chant, ing. “Yes, our progress has been “Yes we can.” To that, he added uneven,” he told a crowd of for the first time, “Yes we did.” some 18,000. “The work of He staunchly defended the democracy has always been power of activists to make a dif- Suspect in shooting hard, contentious and some- ference — the driving factor times bloody. For every two behind Obama’s optimism in steps forward, it often feels we the face of so much anxiety, he of Orlando officer take one step back.” said. Though the coalition of Yet Obama argued his faith in young Americans and minorities America had only been who twice got Obama elected has lengthy record strengthened by what he’s wit- wasn’t enough to elect nessed the past eight years, and Democrat Hillary Clinton to ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A sus- dropped. Loyd was arrested for he declared: “The future should replace him, Obama suggested pect who is the focus of a manhunt battery on an officer in 1998 and be ours.” their day was still ahead. following the fatal shooting of an sentenced to more than four years Brushing away tears with a “You’ll soon outnumber any of Orlando police officer has a in prison. handkerchief, Obama paid trib- us, and I believe as a result that lengthy criminal record dating While behind bars, he pleaded ute to the sacrifices made by his the future is in good hands,” he back two decades, and authorities guilty to cocaine possession from a wife — and by his daughters, said. had been searching for him in the prior case and was transferred to who were young girls when they Steeped in nostalgia, Obama’s weeks leading up to the sergeant's federal prison. Federal records entered the big white home on return to Chicago was less a tri- killing for questioning in the slay- show he was released in July Pennsylvania Avenue and leave umphant homecoming than a ing of his pregnant ex-girlfriend. 2014. as young women. He praised bittersweet reunion bringing Deputies had come close to More recently, his wife whom he first lady Michelle Obama for together loyalists and staffers, catching 41-year-old Markeith is in the process of divorcing, had taking on her role “with grace many of whom have long since Loyd but he had eluded them, and filed a request for a temporary and grit and style and good left Obama’s service, moved on arrest warrants were being pre- injunction against him in 2015, humor” and for making the to new careers and started fam- pared for people who likely helped and he followed with a similar White House “a place that ilies. They came from across the him, Orange County Sheriff Jerry request against her three days belongs to everybody.” country — some on Air Force Demings said. later. Both requests were eventual- Soon Obama and his family One, others on their own — to "There have been times when we ly dismissed in court. He also had will exit the national stage, to be be present for the last major just missed him. He has been able paternity suits from three different replaced by Trump, a man moment of Obama’s presidency. to avoid capture," Demings said. women filed against him. Obama had stridently argued Unexpectedly absent was As the third day of the manhunt His Facebook profile had videos poses a dire threat to the AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast Obama’s younger daughter, for Loyd started Wednesday, of him working out at a gym and nation’s future. His near-apoca- PResident BARACk Obama waves as he arrives to give his Sasha, who had been expected authorities had raised the reward hanging out at a nightclub. He lyptic warnings throughout the presidential farewell address at McCormick Place in Chicago, to join sister Malia at the for information leading to his said in a November post, "Goals!!!! campaign have cast a continu- Tuesday. speech. The White House said arrest from $60,000 to $100,000. To be on Americas (sic) most want- ing shadow over his post-elec- Sasha stayed in Washington Master Sgt. Debra Clayton was ed," followed by a series of laugh- tion efforts to reassure due to a school exam fatally shot Monday morning after ing-with-tears emojis. Americans anxious about the about Trump. mate change. And he warned Wednesday morning. she approached Loyd in the park- Orange County Sheriff's Office future. Obama made only passing about the pernicious threat to After returning to ing lot of a Wal-Mart store in deputies in metro Orlando had Indeed, much of what Obama reference to the next president. U.S. democracy posed by pur- Washington, Obama will have northwest Orlando. Many of her been looking for Loyd since his accomplished during his two When he noted he would soon posely deceptive fake “news” less than two weeks before he colleagues immediately joined the pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade terms — from health care over- be replaced by the Republican, and a growing tendency of accompanies Trump in the pres- pursuit; among them was a sher- Dixon, was killed last December. haul and environmental regula- his crowd began to boo. Americans to listen only to idential limousine to the Capitol iff's deputy who died when he was "Certainly it's upsetting he was tions to his nuclear deal with “No, no, no, no, no,” Obama information that confirms what for the new president’s swear- thrown from his motorcycle in an out and about and killed Debra Iran — could potentially be said. One of the nation’s great they already believe. ing-in. After nearly a decade in accident. Clayton, our first homicide in the upended by Trump. So even as strengths, he said, “is the Get out of your “bubbles,” the spotlight, Obama will More than 300 tips from the city of Orlando this year, one of the Obama seeks to define what his peaceful transfer of power from said the politician who rose to a become a private citizen, an public have been made, said Barb officers protecting our communi- presidency meant for America, one president to the next.” prominence with a message of elder statesman at 55. He plans Bergin, executive director of ty," Orlando Police Chief John his legacy remains in question. Earlier, as the crowd of thou- unity, challenging divisions of to take some time off, write a Crimeline, the tip-line service Mina said. Even as Obama said farewell sands chanted, “Four more red states and blue states. book — and immerse himself in which is offering the reward and A vigil was held for Clayton on — in a televised speech of just years,” he simply smiled and Obama also revived a call to a Democratic redistricting cam- warns in notices that Loyd is Tuesday night, and in the Wal- under an hour — the anxiety said, “I can’t do that.” activism that marked his first paign. "armed and extremely dangerous." Mart parking lot, shoppers laid felt by many Americans about Still, Obama offered what presidential campaign, telling "We will not identify you. We just more than two dozen bouquets of the future was palpable, and not seemed like a point-by-point Americans to stay engaged in need to know where he is so no flowers, teddy bears and candles only in the Chicago convention rebuttal of Trump’s vision for politics. one else is hurt," Bergin said in a in a makeshift memorial. Some center where he stood in front of America. “If you’re tired of arguing with plea for more tips. shoppers, like Hal Shore, stopped a giant presidential seal. The He pushed back on the isola- strangers on the internet,” Court documents show Loyd's to say a prayer or take a photo. political world was reeling from tionist sentiments inherent in Obama said pointedly, “try to Reuse the News criminal record goes back two "It's important that the country new revelations about an Trump’s trade policies. He talk with one in real life. “ Recycle this newspaper decades. is aware that there is a war against unsubstantiated report that decried discrimination against With Democrats still straining He was arrested in 1996 on a police officers," said Shore, a cabi- Russia had compromising per- Muslim Americans and lament- to make sense of their devastat- murder charge that was later net maker. sonal and financial information ed politicians who question cli- ing election losses, Obama tried U.S. cancels final 2 energy leases in area sacred to tribes BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — U.S. Two-Medicine area, the site of the Department's Bureau of Land officials on Tuesday announced creation story for Montana's Management the cancellation of the final two Blackfeet Nation and the Representatives of Moncrief oil and gas leases in a wilderness Blackfoot tribes of Canada. Tribal and the Kluthe trust did not area bordering Glacier National members had argued that the immediately respond to telephone Park that's sacred to the leases were sold improperly and messages left by The Associated Blackfoot tribes of Montana and without due consideration of the Press seeking comment. Canada, more than three decades area's cultural significance. The Badger-Two Medicine area after the tribes said the leases Blackfeet Tribal Chairman is part of the Rocky Mountain were illegally sold. Harry Barnes said his people Front, a scenic expanse of forest- Lease owners in Nebraska and were grateful for the cancellation. ed mountains that's been subject Texas were notified of the cancel- “This area is like a church to to a long campaign to block oil lations in a letter from Deputy our people,” Barnes said. “We've and gas development and mining. Interior Secretary Michael lived for 30 years under the threat Congress in 2006 provided tax Connor and offered refunds of that it might be industrialized.” breaks and other incentives that about $30,000 each. The leases cancelled Tuesday prompted 29 lease holders to The move is subject to a poten- were held by W.A. Moncrief with relinquish their drilling rights, tial court challenge. A lawsuit Moncrief Oil and Montex Drilling but some leaseholders declined against another lease cancella- of Fort Worth, Texas, and the J.G the offers. tion in the area last year is pend- Kluthe Trust of Elgin, Nebraska. In November, fifteen leases in ing before U.S. District Judge The cancellations were not vol- the area were given up voluntarily Richard Leon in Washington, untary, and it was uncertain if by Devon Energy. D.C. the owners planned to challenge Still, the possibility lingers of The undeveloped leases were them, said Alyse Backus, a limited drilling in the Badger-Two issued in the 1980s in the Badger spokeswoman for the Interior Medicine area. Another lease, cancelled in March and now sub- ject to the pending court chal- lenge, was held by Solenex LLC of Man rebuffs, then accepts Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Solenex still wants to drill and is represented by the Mountain officer’s fire rescue attempt States Legal Foundation, a con- SPARTA, N.J. (AP) — Schomp knocked on the man’s servative property rights law firm. Authorities say a New Jersey door to tell him, but the man did- It says the lease was issued prop- police officer rushed to help a n’t believe him. erly and that federal officials for homeowner whose house was on Schomp then went inside and decades have unfairly delayed fire, but the man didn’t believe led the man to safety. attempts to drill.    him and slammed the door in his Two of the man’s dogs died in An attorney for several con- face. the blaze and he was taken to a servation groups that have Sparta police told NJ.com that hospital out of precaution. intervened in the litigation said 
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Mustangs’ 3-bombs put Chargers away early By RICHARD ROBERTS tices during the time off but it’s Banner Sports Editor not the same,” said Williams after the win. “I was pleased Walker Valley basketball with the way we started the coach Bob Williams needn’t game.” have worried about the extra The Mustangs put a quick layoff after last week’s post- end to Williams’ concern in the ponement of a game with first quarter with a barrage of Soddy-Daisy delayed the post- five 3-pointers. Dakota Christmas portion of the Murphy and Bryce Nunnelly schedule another four days. opened with back-to-back-to- The Mustangs came out fir- back 3s and Kolten Gibson ing from long distance to take a added a fourth trey to make it 27-5 lead over McMinn Central an 18-0 game before the and went on to demolish the Central boys were able to final- Chargers, 83-59. ly drop in a single point from The Lady Mustangs were the free-throw line. Gibson never able to break the four added a second 3 with 1:49 left quarter full-court pressure by in the first to help push the the Central girls in the opener Mustangs to a 27-4 lead at the and eventually dropped a 67- buzzer. 56 decision. Central picked up the pace “I was worried about us hav- in the second quarter, outscor- ing such a long layoff. We ing the Mustangs 17-13. Back- haven’t played since Dec. 21, to-back 3-pointers by Murphy with the game against Soddy- kept Walker Valley comfortably Daisy being postponed Friday. out front 40-21 at halftime. I was a little worried about how Murphy led the Mustangs we would start out. We’ve been having some pretty good prac- See MUSTANGS, Page 11 Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON DOUBLE-DOUBLE tallier Mullek Bradford, left, of Cleveland, takes a shot over a defender in the second half of a 79-70 road win over East Hamilton. The junior point guard scored 13 points and dished off 13 assists to help the seventh-ranked Blue Raiders improve to 15-2 overall and 5-0 in District 5-AAA. Bradford, Curry dynamic as Blue Raiders remain perfect in 5-AAA

By PATRICK MacCOON first double-digit lead to take full control. lowed with a perfect touch on his left-handed Banner Sports Writer “When KK dunks it’s a big momentum pass off the backboard to assist Curry for a play, because our bench gets excited and it two-handed alley-oop jam. The momentum COLLEGEDALE — While Jason McCowan reminds our guys we have some pretty good was never lost. has a lot of coaching experience under his pieces right here,” McCowan said. “It’s nice to “When I passed it to Romeo I knew he was belt, Cleveland’s 10th-year head coach enjoys have some players who can play above the going off the glass and I was ready for it,” said the fact his No. 7 ranked team can pull away rim because they are doing stuff that I cannot Curry, who also had 11 rebounds despite 24 in tough contests with plays he simply can even teach. Some of those emotion plays help minutes of game action as he picked up three not imitate in practice. you play a little harder even when you are fouls in the first half. “We came together Rim-rocking, 6-foot-5 junior KK Curry took tired.” down the stretch and we knew it was over over with 19 of his game-high 28 points in The district’s top scorer, who has scored after we grabbed the momentum there. the second half of a 79-70 road win for the over 28 points on six occasions this season, Coach told me not to worry, that the guys Blue Raiders, now the only undefeated boys combined with another teammate for the top would get the ball in my hands.” team left in District 5-AAA after its defeat of highlight reel play of the night and what he Although Cleveland (15-2, 5-0) was tied at the East Hamilton Hurricanes Tuesday night. considers to be his third best dunk of the halftime 36-all and only led 47-46 with 2:52 With springs in his legs, Curry ignited the season. left in the third period after East Hamilton visiting fan base and brought his teammates On a fastbreak after his fourth steal of the (12-5, 2-1) made technical free throws for a Banner photo, LYNNAE ROBERTS up off the bench with loud screams after his contest, Curry handed the basketball off WALKER VALLEY’S Zach Eslinger powers to the hoop in the back-to-back dunks to begin the fourth quar- briefly to teammate Romeo Wykle who fol- first half against McMinn Central Tuesday, at Walker Valley. ter gave Cleveland a 64-51 advantage and its See CLEVELAND, Page 11 Bradley blows out Trojan squads

By JOE CANNON (Howard) played just nine min- rough showing in the Maryville the bench to net a half dozen Banner Assistant Sports Editor utes apiece,” the coach said of Christmas Tournament, the points. his talented “Double-H Duo.” Bradley boys (9-6, 2-2 District 5- “We haven’t played since Dec. Playing their only home games “None of our starters played AAA) got off to a strong start 30, so we were a little rusty,” in a 35-day span, Bradley more than 14 minutes. We didn’t with senior Ty Beavers drilling a assessed Bear head coach Chuck Central gave the Black-and-Gold have a JV game tonight, so we trio of 3-pointers, including one Clark. “Our offense was fine, but fans plenty to enjoy with a pair of played those girls a lot of min- at the buzzer, and a fast-break we didn’t play very good defense. lopsided District 5-AAA basket- utes. Our JV team hasn’t played dunk in the opening period for 11 “The guys did a good job of ball victories over visiting Soddy- in 24 days. We didn’t try to run of his 26 points on the evening. picking me up. I’ve been sick, so Daisy Tuesday evening at Jim the score up, but I can’t ask Doubling up the visitors 22-11 coaches (Patrick) Spangler and Smiddy Arena. those girls not to play hard when in the first eight minutes, the (Drew) German have been in The nationally ranked they are in there,” Bears added three charge of getting us ready for this Bearettes put up their largest he added. more points to their game, and the players responded point total in more than a decade Completing an advantage in the well,” he added. with a 93-15 shellacking of evening where second frame for a Copeland passed Jimmy Soddy before the Bears trailed Bradley varsity 38-24 edge at the Whaley (class of 1954) to move twice in the nightcap’s first eight teams outscored a intermission. into ninth place on the Bears’ all- points prior to ripping the trio of opponents The hosts kept up time scoring list. His 28-point Trojans with a 19-6 streak on 236-68, the top- the pressure after output gives him 1,630 career their way to a 79-46 blowout. ranked Bear returning from the points, just 59 behind his older “No disrespect to Soddy-Daisy, wrestling squad blasted break, netting 12 of the first 16 brother Bryce, who is next on the but we’ve just got a more talent- Ooltewah 64-7 (See related story, ponts in the second half. list. ed team than they do. We’ve got a this section). Senior all-stater Cole Copeland The two-time District 5-AAA strong nucleus and a good sup- The Bradley hoops squads, sizzled for a dozen of his game- Player of the Year cleared the porting cast,” head coach Jason who won’t play at home again high 28 points in the third period glass for 11 rebounds to main- Reuter said of his Bearettes, who until Jan. 24 when East as the lead swelled to more than tain his double-double average are atop the CoachT.com state Hamilton comes calling, will trav- 20 points five times in the frame. for the season, plus he dished off poll and second in the initial el to Ooltewah Friday evening for Bradley capped off the one- a trio of assists, blocked a pair of Banner photo, JOE CANNON Associated Press rankings of the BRADLEY CENTRAL freshman Saylor Clark (25) splits a trio of their next contests. sided outcome with an 18-3 run shots and swiped the ball twice. season. BEARS 79, TROJANS 46 in the final eight minutes as Soddy-Daisy defenders for two of his six points in Tuesday evening’s “Halle (Hughes) and Rhyne Seeing their first action since a freshman Saylor Clark came off 79-46 Bear victory at Jim Smiddy Arena. See BRADLEY, Page 11 Top-ranked Bear wrestlers shoo Owls out of barn From Staff Reports season when they invade Raider ranked Science Hill and No. 4 Mathews “sticking” his 152- Arena tomorrow night to take on Christian Brothers Friday pound opponent in just 43 ticks. OOLTEWAH — Getting the the Blue Raiders, who are also evening, before participating in Second-ranked 160-pounder referee to slap the vinyl seven ranked first in one state poll and the prestigious Caleb Adkins needed just 65 times in a row, top-ranked second in the other, vice versa of Fandetti/Richardson Brawl seconds to pin his man, before Bradley Central made quick Bradley. Saturday. Henley Headrick ended the 170- work of Ooltewah on the Cleveland was able to get pins On Tuesday evening, the pound match at the 2:43 mark. wrestling mat Tuesday evening in the final two matches for a Bears got pins from state cham- Fifth-ranked Ed Elkins in “The Barn.” 34-33 victory when the two pion Ryan McElhaney two min- wrapped up the seven-pin streak Ranked atop one state poll teams met for the championship utes into the 132-pound match, when he put his 182-pound and second in the other, Coach title of the Cleveland Duals in before Andy Robinson put his opponent on his back in just 20 Ben Smith’s squad tuned up for mid December. The varsity 138-pound opponent’s shoulder seconds for the quickest “stick” Thursday evening’s showdown action will begin at 7 p.m. to the mat at the 3:03 mark. of the night. with archrival Cleveland High by Thursday. Three-time state champ Knox Gaven Hughes earned a 6-1 Photo by RON MOORE shooing the Owls 64-7. After the crosstown show- Fuller remained unbeaten on decision in the 120-pound THREE-TIME state champion Knox Fuller, back, stretches out The reigning double state down, Bradley will head to the season with a pin at the 3:17 match for the Bears, while Ooltewah’s Marek Banks before getting a pin at the 3:17 mark of the champion Bears will try to Johnson City on Friday for the point of the 145-pound match, 145-pound match in Tuesday evening’s dual meet in Ooltewah. The avenge their lone defeat of the Moffett Duals against 11th- followed by third-rank Austin See WRESTLERS, Page 11 Bears claimed a 64-7 victory over the Owls. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Wednesday. TCPS takes two from Rhea footBAll Special to the Banner much of the same in the second nfl Playoff Glance game of the evening. The Hawks wild-card Playoffs saturday, Jan. 7 Tennessee Christian took control early and main- Houston 27, Oakland 14 Seattle 26, Detroit 6 Preparatory School’s high school tained a lead throughout the sunday, Jan. 8 basketball teams opened up game. The lead allowed TCPS Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 N.Y. Giants at Green Bay, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) post-Christmas break play at head coach Frank Walker the Divisional Playoffs saturday, Jan. 14 home against Rhea County opportunity to play his entire Seattle at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. (FOX) Academy on Tuesday, after bench in the game. Houston at New England, 8:15 p.m. (CBS) sunday, Jan. 15 Monday’s games were cancelled. “This was our best game of the Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. (NBC) Green Bay or N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) The Lady Hawks started the season. We showed a lot of Conference Championships evening off with a strong per- improvement and this was a great sunday, Jan. 22 nfC formance, controlling the game all-around win,” coach Frank TBD, 3:05 p.m. AfC from the tipoff and running away Walker said after the game. TBD, 6:40 p.m. with a 33-9 win. The Hawks fol- Leading the Hawks was Barrett Pro Bowl sunday, Jan. 29 lowed with a 66-49 victory. Pope with 15 points, five At orlando, fla. AFC vs. NFC, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Coach Natalie Calfee comment- rebounds, and one assist. super Bowl ed, “This was a great first game Solomon Smith helped out with sunday, feb. 5 At Houston back from break, we played well eight points, five rebounds, a TBD, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) as a team.” 2016 AP All-Pro team Voting steal and three assists, while New York (AP) — Results of The Associated Press 2016 Leading the way for the Lady Nate Boyd scored eight points NFL All-Pro balloting selected by a national panel of 50 media members: Hawks was senior Merritt with five rebounds, two steals offense Jenkins with 19 points, 15 Quarterback and two assists. Matt Ryan, Atlanta, 29; Tom Brady, New England, 15; Aaron rebounds, eight steals, two Also adding to the final totals Rodgers, Green Bay, 5; Derek Carr, Oakland, 1. running Backs assists and four blocked shots. for TCPS were Evan Gaffney with Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 47; David Johnson, Arizona, 3. Whitney White followed with tight end eight points, six rebounds, three Travis Kelce, Kansas City, 44; Greg Olsen, Carolina, 5; Rob eight points, three rebounds, two assists; Reid Berger seven points, Gronkowski, New England, 1. wide receivers AP photo steals and two assists. Eleanor three rebounds and one assist. Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 43; Julio Jones, Atlanta, 30; Odell Jenkins added four points, four Beckham Jr., New York Giants, 16; Mike Evans, Tampa Bay, 6; Clemson’s DesHAun wAtson leaps for the goal line against Alabama in the National Berger also lifted in the only 3- Jordy Nelson, Green Bay 5. rebounds, three steals and an pointer for the Hawks. Silas flex Championship game Monday, in Tampa, Fla. David Johnson, Arizona, 24; Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh, 18; assist. Makenzie White added Pippenger added seven points, Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants, 3; Antonio Brown, two points, a rebound and an Pittsburgh, 1; Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 1; LeSean McCoy, five rebounds, three steals and Buffalo, 1; Jarvis Landry, Miami, 1; Travis Kelce, Kansas City, assist, while Raylee Evans came two assists. 1. left tackle through with seven rebounds The Hawks take the court Tyron Smith, Dallas, 27; David Bakhtiari, Green Bay, 8; Joe and four assists in the win. again Friday against Oakwood Thomas, Cleveland, 7; Trent Williams, Washington, 3; Jason Clemson fans turn out Peters, Philadelphia, 2; Taylor Lewan, Tennessee, 1; Donald The Hawks followed up with Christian. Penn, Oakland, 1; Andrew Whitworth, Cincinnati, 1. right tackle Jack Conklin, Tennessee, 27 1-2; Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. City, 6; Marcus Cannon, New England, 6; Bryan Bulaga, Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Green Bay, 5 1-2; Zach Strief, New Orleans, 2; Ryan Cleveland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. on tAP Schraeder, Atlanta, 2; Marcus Gilbert, Pittsburgh, 1; Left Detroit at Utah, 10:30 p.m. thursday, Jan. 12 Guards for national champions saturday's Games Kelechi Osemele, Oakland, 47; Marshal Yanda, Baltimore, 2; BAsKetBAll L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. James Carpenter, New York Jets, 1. Lee University at Christian Brothers University, 6 New Orleans at Chicago, 5 p.m. right Guard Walker Valley at Tyner, 6 (BJV, 4:30) San Antonio at Phoenix, 6 p.m. CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — About Fans waved all kinds of signs, “We have the best fans in col- Zack Martin, Dallas, 40; David DeCastro, Pittsburgh, 5; Oakwood Christian at TCPS, 6 Philadelphia at Washington, 8 p.m. Marshal Yanda, Baltimore, 4; Kevin Zeitler, Cincinnati, 1. 6,000 Clemson fans turned out some simply saying “Thank You, lege football,” Boulware said. “I wrestlInG Orlando at Utah, 9 p.m. Center Bradley Central at Cleveland, 7 (JV, 6) nBA leADers Travis Frederick, Dallas, 29; Alex Mack, Atlanta, 14; Rodney Tuesday to welcome their nation- Tigers,” to more pointed ones know when Alabama won it last Walker Valley at Soddy-Daisy, 7 (JV, 6) THROUGH JANUARY 10 Hudson, Oakland, 5; Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh, 1, friday, Jan. 13 Scoring al champion Tigers, capping a that read “We Want Bama” with year, they didn’t have fans show Brandon Linder, Jacksonville, 1. BAsKetBAll FG FT PTS AVG Defense giddy day of celebration after the “Want” crossed out and up like this. The culture at Bradley Central at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) Westbrook, OKC 401 333 1216 31.2 edge rushers Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 6 (JV, 3:30) Davis, NOR 388 281 1078 29.1 Khalil Mack, Oakland, 46; Vic Beasley Jr., Atlanta, 30; their team toppled Alabama. replaced by “Beat.” There was Clemson is uncommon, so I’m Polk County at Loudon, 6 (JV, 3:30) Harden, HOU 332 352 1141 28.5 Cameron Wake, Miami, 3; Olivier Vernon, New York Giants, 3; wrestlInG DeRozan, TOR 385 287 1071 28.2 People screamed as the buses even a sign asking if head coach super happy for our community.” Jadeveon Clowney, Houston, 3; Brandon Graham, moffatt Duals Cousins, SAC 348 273 1037 28.0 Philadelphia, 3; Michael Bennett, Seattle, 2; Cameron Jordan, pulled up, calling out “DE- Dabo Swinney’s son, high-school Boulware is among four senior in Johnson City Thomas, BOS 292 273 950 27.9 New Orleans, 2; Danielle Hunter, Minnesota, 2; Cliff Avril, Bradley Central at Science Hill, 4:30 Lillard, POR 301 234 926 26.5 Seattle, 2; Everon Griffen, Minnesota, 1; Joey Bosa, San SHAUN” over and over as Tigers’ senior Will, would take the sigh- defensive starters who will be Bradley Central vs. Christian Brothers, 6 James, CLE 332 167 893 26.3 Diego, 1. saturday, Jan. 14 Durant, GOL 355 229 1013 26.0 star quarterback Deshaun holder to prom. leaving. Clemson is also losing Interior linemen BAsKetBAll Butler, CHI 292 320 950 25.0 Aaron Donald, St. Louis, 47; Damon Harrison, New York Watson walked with his luggage “We couldn’t do this without the team’s sacks leader in defen- Cleveland State at Chattanooga State, 2 Curry, GOL 318 181 965 24.7 Giants 16; Ndamukong Suh, Miami, 12; Calais Campbell, Lee University at Union University, 3 Irving, CLE 285 126 773 24.2 Arizona, 7; Gerald McCoy, Tampa Bay, 7; Fletcher Cox, and national championship hat these people,” sive tackle BowlInG Leonard, SAN 284 225 866 24.1 Philadelphia, 6; Geno Atkins, Cincinnati, 5. Girls tssAA sectionals McCollum, POR 354 137 946 23.6 into Clemson’s football building. said Ben Carlos Watkins linebackers-z Walker Valley vs. Blackman (at Smyrna), 12 Antetokounmpo, MIL 302 209 839 23.3 Bobby Wagner, Seattle, 48; Von Miller, Denver, 47; Sean Lee, “This means a lot,” said receiv- B o u l w a r e , and two mem- wrestlInG Wall, WAS 299 176 812 23.2 Dallas, 41; Lorenzo Alexander, Buffalo, 4; Luke Kuechly, “We just dream of this Cleveland in Halls Tournament Walker, CHA 313 146 878 23.1 Carolina, 2; C.J. Mosley, Baltimore, 1; Zach Brown, Buffalo, 1; er Mike Williams, who like Clemson’s lead- bers of the sec- Walker Valley Duals George, IND 242 140 696 22.5 Zachary Orr, Baltimore, 1; Alec Ogletree, Los Angeles, 1; moment forever and fandetti/richardson Brawl Lowry, TOR 268 190 852 22.4 Watson will forego his final year ing tackler who ondary — cor- Dont’a Hightower, New England, 1; Bernardick McKinney, in Johnson City Hayward, UTA 235 198 732 22.2 that’s why you come to Bradley Central participating, 9:30 a.m. Houston, 1; Lavonte David, Tampa Bay, 1; Whitney Mercilus, in college and enter the NFL gave a stirring n e r b a c k Houston, 1. fulton Varsity Duals FG Percentage Clemson. We showed the Cornerbacks draft. speech thanking C o r d r e a in Knoxville FG FGA PCT Aqib Talib, Denver, 27; Marcus Peters, Kansas City, 23; world what we’re made Bradley Central (JV/9th) participating Jordan, LAC 184 273 .674 And what a way to leave. the team’s past Tankersley and Janoris Jenkins, New York Giants, 17; Malcolm Butler, New Gobert, UTA 170 259 .656 England, 8; Casey Hayward, San Diego, 8; Richard Sherman, Watson accounted for 463 yards players as the of last night.” safety Jadar Capela, HOU 151 236 .640 Seattle, 7; Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota, 5; Chris Harris Jr., Howard, ATL 187 296 .632 — Clemson defensive Denver, 4; Dominique-Rodgers-Cromartie, New York Giants, and four touchdowns in the 35- confetti fell in Johnson. The on AIr Adams, OKC 197 325 .606 1. Jokic, DEN 173 295 .586 31 win over the top-ranked and Tampa, Florida, tackle Carlos Watkins losses on safeties sports on tV Gortat, WAS 187 322 .581 Landon Collins, New York Giants, 47; Eric Berry, Kansas City, seemingly unbeatable Crimson at Raymond offense are even Schedule subject to change and/or blackouts. Kanter, OKC 211 372 .567 31; Devin McCourty, New England, 4; Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, wednesday, Jan. 11 Plumlee, POR 182 325 .560 Green Bay, 4; Earl Thomas, Seattle, 3; Harrison Smith, Tide. Watson’s final college pass James Stadium. more daunting ColleGe BAsKetBAll Whiteside, MIA 267 481 .555 6 p.m. Minnesota, 3; Reggie Nelson, Cincinnati, 2; Kam Chancellor, was a two-yard throw to Hunter “They’ve been here for all of it.” with Watson, Williams, Scott, Seattle, 2; Malcolm Jenkins, Philadelphia, 1; Eric Weddle, ESPN2 — George Washington at VCU Rebounds Baltimore, 1; Quintin Demps, Houston, 1; Darian Stewart, Renfrow for the game-winning There was a sizeable crowd of tight end Jordan Leggett, single- ESPNEWS — Houston at East Carolina OFF DEF TOT AVG Denver, 1. 6:30 p.m. Whiteside, MIA 143 377 520 14.4 Defensive Back score with a second left. Clemson fans in Tampa with a season rushing leader Wayne SEC — South Carolina at Tennessee Jordan, LAC 135 406 541 13.5 Chris Harris Jr., Denver, 14; Dominique-Rodgers-Cromartie, 7 p.m. Drummond, DET 154 369 523 13.4 Watson walked to the crowd, smaller, but just as thrilled, Gallman and Jay Guillermo all New York Giants, 6; Malcolm Butler, New England, 5; Eric BTN — Minnesota at Michigan St. Howard, ATL 160 294 454 13.4 Berry, Kansas City, 3; Casey Hayward, San Diego, 3; Malcolm which was kept behind metal group that watched the game on entering the NFL draft. CBSSN — Dayton at UMass Gobert, UTA 142 350 492 12.3 Jenkins, Philadelphia, 3; Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2; Marcus ESPNU — Georgia at Mississippi Davis, NOR 89 363 452 12.2 Peters, Kansas City, 2; Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota, 2; Ha Ha barriers, to sign a few auto- large screens in the middle of the Defensive end Christian FS1 — Seton Hall at Marquette Gortat, WAS 117 324 441 11.9 Clinton-Dix, Green Bay, 2; Janoris Jenkins, New York Giants, 8 p.m. Chandler, PHX 96 256 352 11.7 graphs and share a few hugs blocked-off College Avenue on Wilkins, however, believes 2; Aqib Talib, Denver, 1; Darius Slay, Detroit, 1; Devin ESPN2 — North Carolina at Wake Forest Towns, MIN 136 306 442 11.6 McCourty, New England, 1; Brent Grimes, Tampa Bay, 1; before waving and heading off. Monday night. After the dramatic Clemson’s run at the top is not ESPNEWS — Memphis at Tulsa Love, CLE 82 277 359 10.9 8:30 p.m. Richard Sherman, Seattle, 1; Eric Weddle, San Diego, 1. sPeCIAl teAms Clemson fans will get one more win, the celebration lasted well over. SEC — LSU at Texas A&M Assists Placekicker 9 p.m. AST AVG chance to see Watson and the into the morning. Clemson police “We’ve always recruited well. Justin Tucker, Baltimore, 50. BTN — Michigan at Illinois Harden, HOU 472 11.8 Punter rest of the Tigers on Saturday said there were no serious inci- People had questions about the CBSSN — Temple at UConn Westbrook, OKC 407 10.4 Johnny Hekker, Los Angeles, 42; Marquette King, Oakland, 4; ESPNU — Iowa St. at Oklahoma St. Wall, WAS 359 10.3 Pat McAfee, Indianapolis, 2; Brad Wing, New York Giants, 1; during a parade through town dents or vandalism, although six defense the past couple of years FS1 — Butler at Creighton Paul, LAC 324 9.8 Sam Martin, Detroit, 1. Golf James, CLE 279 8.2 that will end inside Clemson’s people were arrested on alcohol- and you can see what we’ve Kick returner 2:30 p.m. Teague, IND 299 7.9 Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota, 41; Tyler Lockett, Seattle, 5; Death Valley. related charges. done,” said Wilkins, a sopho- GOLF — Web.com Tour, The Bahamas Great Exuma Classic, Green, GOL 278 7.5 Tyreek Hill, Kansas City, 5. final round, at Great Exuma, Bahamas Rubio, MIN 243 7.4 Punt returner After that, Watson, Williams Fans spent much of Tuesday more. “We think the same thing 3 a.m. (thursday) Lowry, TOR 273 7.2 Tyreek Hill, Kansas City, 50. GOLF — European PGA Tour, BMW South African Open, first Rondo, CHI 212 7.1 and many of the Tigers who swarming souvenir shops in can happen on offense.” round, at Gauteng, South Africa special teamer motor sPorts nCAA men’s Basketball Matthew Slater, New England, 14; Nate Ebner, New England, helped Clemson overcome a 14- town, snapping up whatever Wilkins, who’s celebratory 6:30 p.m. toP 25 fAreD 12; Dwayne Harris, New York Giants, 6; Justin Bethel, Arizona, NBCSN — Dakar Rally, Stage 8 (Uyuni, Bolivia to Salta, tuesday 3; James Develin, New England, 3; Michael Thomas, Miami, 3; point deficit win its national title “national champions” apparel postgame split in Tampa went Argentina) (taped) 1. Baylor (15-1) lost to No. 10 West Virginia 89-68. Next: at No. Chase Reynolds, Los Angeles, 3; Eric Murray, Kansas City, 2; rematch with Alabama will scat- they could find. They filtered over viral, was glad to celebrate back nBA BAsKetBAll 25 Kansas State, Saturday. Chris Maragos, Philadelphia, 1; Eric Weems, Atlanta, 1; Josh 8 p.m. 2. Kansas (15-1) beat Oklahoma 81-70. Next: vs. Oklahoma Bellamy, Chicago, 1. ter to train for their next show- to the stadium around midday, home with fans who’ve supported ESPN — Memphis at Oklahoma City State, Saturday. College Bowl Glance 10:30 p.m. 3. Villanova (16-1) beat No. 15 Xavier 79-54. Next: at St. College football Championship case: Clemson’s pro timing day in awaiting the buses to pull in him throughout his career. ESPN — Cleveland at Portland John's, Saturday. tampa, fla. front of NFL executives and front. Artavis Scott, who became “We just dream of this moment nHl HoCKeY 4. UCLA (16-1) did not play. Next: at Colorado, Thursday. Clemson 35, Alabama 31 8 p.m. 5. Gonzaga (15-0) did not play. Next: vs. Loyola Marymount, saturday, Jan. 21 scouts in early March. the Tigers’ all-time leader in pass forever and that’s why you come NBCSN — Pittsburgh at Washington Thursday. east-west shrine Classic women's ColleGe BAsKetBAll 6. Kentucky (14-2) beat Vanderbilt 87-81. Next: vs. Auburn, At st. Petersburg, fla. But on Tuesday it was time for catches this year, was first off to Clemson,” he said. “We showed noon Saturday. West vs. East, 3 p.m. (NFL) them to take another bow in and pumped his fist as fans the world what we’re made of last NBCSN — St. Bonaventure at Saint Louis 7. Duke (14-3) lost to No. 9 Florida State 88-72. Next: at No. nflPA Collegiate Bowl 14 Louisville, Saturday. At Carson, Calif. front of a happy crowd. shouted back. night.” 8. Creighton (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 12 Butler, National vs. American, 4 p.m. Wednesday. saturday, Jan. 28 BAsKetBAll 9. Florida State (16-1) beat No. 7 Duke 88-72. Next: at No. 11 senior Bowl North Carolina, Saturday. At mobile, Ala. national Basketball Association 10. West Virginia (14-2) beat No. 1 Baylor 89-68. Next: at South vs. North, 2:30 p.m. (NFL) Texas, Saturday. Swinney: Penalty on final score EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 11. North Carolina (14-3) did not play. Next: at Wake Forest, W L Pct GB Wednesday. Toronto 25 13 .658 — 12. Butler (14-2) did not play. Next: at No. 8 Creighton, Golf Boston 23 15 .605 2 Wednesday. should’ve been called on Bama New York 17 21 .447 8 13. Oregon (15-2) did not play. Next: vs. Oregon State, world Golf ranking Philadelphia 10 25 .286 13½ Saturday. through Jan. 8 Brooklyn 8 29 .216 16½ 14. Louisville (13-3) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh, 1. Jason Day AUS 10.57 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Clemson first national title since 1981. receiver cuts off that block, then Southeast Division Wednesday. 2. Rory McIlroy NIR 9.64 W L Pct GB 15. Xavier (13-3) lost to No. 3 Villanova 79-54. Next: at No. 12 3. Dustin Johnson USA 9.36 coach Dabo Swinney says there “Yes, it’s a rub play, it’s a pick it’s offensive pass interference. Atlanta 22 16 .579 — Butler, Saturday. 4. Henrik Stenson SWE 8.56 Washington 19 18 .514 2½ 16. Arizona (15-2) did not play. Next: vs. Arizona State, 5. Jordan Spieth USA 8.00 should have been a foul called on play,” Swinney said Tuesday. “What we saw was the contact Charlotte 20 19 .513 2½ Thursday. 6. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 7.98 the Tigers’ game-winning touch- “Artavis was actually trying to go was either initiated by the Orlando 16 23 .410 6½ 17. Purdue (14-3) did not play. Next: at Iowa, Thursday. 7. Adam Scott AUS 6.44 Miami 11 29 .275 12 18. Wisconsin (13-3) did not play. Next: vs. Ohio State, 8. Patrick Reed USA 5.49 down against Alabama, and it pick the guy, but he couldn’t get defense or mutually initiated. It Central Division Thursday. 9. Alex Noren SWE 5.30 W L Pct GB 19. Virginia (12-3) did not play. Next: at Clemson, Saturday. 10. Bubba Watson USA 5.02 should have been called on the there because he got tackled. I wasn’t a play where the offensive Cleveland 28 9 .757 — 20. Notre Dame (14-2) did not play. Next: at Miami, Thursday. 11. Danny Willett ENG 5.00 Crimson Tide. mean, literally, the guy tackles player clearly came out and Indiana 20 18 .526 8½ 21. Saint Mary's (14-1) did not play. Next: at Portland, 12. Justin Thomas USA 4.88 Milwaukee 19 18 .514 9 Thursday. 13. Rickie Fowler USA 4.86 Swinney said Tuesday that him.” blocked on them.” Chicago 19 20 .487 10 22. Cincinnati (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. SMU, Thursday. 14. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.65 Detroit 18 22 .450 11½ 23. Florida (13-3) beat Alabama 80-67. Next: vs. Georgia, 15. Paul Casey ENG 4.62 there was defensive pass inter- NCAA coordinator of football Alabama players and fans did WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday. 16. Justin Rose ENG 4.33 ference on Clemson receiver officials Rogers Redding, who not quite see it that way, and Southwest Division 24. Minnesota (15-2) did not play. Next: at Michigan State, 17. Brooks Koepka USA 4.26 W L Pct GB Wednesday. 18. Branden Grace SAF 4.24 Artavis Scott, who made contact was in the television booth for thought Clemson should have San Antonio 30 8 .789 — 25. Kansas State (13-3) lost to Texas Tech 66-65. Next: vs. No. 19. Russell Knox SCO 4.17 Houston 31 9 .775 — 1 Baylor, Saturday. 20. Jimmy Walker USA 4.03 with his defender and created the game, said he has not stud- been flagged for offensive pass Memphis 24 16 .600 7 25. Southern Cal (15-2) did not play. Next: at Utah, Thursday. 21. Matt Kuchar USA 4.03 some traffic that another ied the play but after watching it interference. New Orleans 15 24 .385 15½ nCAA women’s Basketball 22. Phil Mickelson USA 4.02 Dallas 11 27 .289 19 toP 25 fAreD 23. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 3.63 Alabama defensive back got several times he called it a “sen- “Usually, on a pick route, Northwest Division tuesday 24. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.62 W L Pct GB 1. UConn (15-0) beat No. 20 South Florida 102-37. Next: at 25. Emiliano Grillo ARG 3.56 caught in on Hunter Renfrow’s 2- sible no call.” you’re not supposed to chop Utah 24 16 .600 — SMU, Saturday. 26. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.52 yard TD catch with a second left “What the officials are looking somebody,” Alabama linebacker Oklahoma City 23 16 .590 ½ 2. Baylor (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. TCU, Wednesday. 27. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.49 Portland 17 23 .425 7 3. Maryland (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. Penn State, 28. Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP 3.45 Monday night. for is who initiates the contact,” Tim Williams said. Denver 14 23 .378 8½ Wednesday. 29. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 3.34 Minnesota 12 26 .316 11 4. Mississippi State (17-0) did not play. Next: vs. Florida, 30. J.B. Holmes USA 3.31 Clemson beat Alabama 35-31 Redding said. “If the receiver Scott never made contact with Pacific Division Thursday. 31. Ryan Moore USA 3.31 in the College Football Playoff comes out and clearly blocks on Tony Brown, the defender who W L Pct GB 5. South Carolina (13-1) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia, 32. Daniel Berger USA 3.18 Golden State 33 6 .846 — Thursday. 33. Francesco Molinari ITA 3.17 championship game to win its the defender and the other was guarding Renfrow. Brown L.A. Clippers 26 14 .650 7½ 6. Notre Dame (15-2) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh, 34. Yuta Ikeda JPN 3.14 Sacramento 16 22 .421 16½ Thursday. 35. Kevin Chappell USA 3.13 had to go around Scott and L.A. Lakers 15 27 .357 19½ 7. Florida State (15-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 9 Louisville, 36. Scott Piercy USA 3.03 Marlon Humphrey, like a basket- Phoenix 12 26 .316 20½ Thursday. 37. Jim Furyk USA 2.90 8. Washington (16-2) did not play. Next: at Arizona, Friday. 38. Zach Johnson USA 2.76 ball player going over a screen, tuesday's Games 9. Louisville (15-3) did not play. Next: at No. 7 Florida State, 39. Chris Wood ENG 2.72 Washington 101, Chicago 99 Thursday. 40. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.70 and who could not get there in Atlanta 117, Brooklyn 97 10. Oregon State (15-1) did not play. Next: at No. 17 UCLA, 41. Bill Haas USA 2.63 time. Renfrow was wide open. Toronto 114, Boston 106 Friday. 42. William McGirt USA 2.59 Houston 121, Charlotte 114 11. Ohio State (14-5) lost to Michigan State 94-75. Next: at 43. Lee Westwood ENG 2.59 The official rule is this: Milwaukee 109, San Antonio 107 Purdue, Sunday. 44. Shane Lowry IRL 2.57 Utah 100, Cleveland 92 12. Duke (14-2) did not play. Next: vs. North Carolina, 45. Andy Sullivan ENG 2.57 Offensive pass interference by a Golden State 107, Miami 95 Thursday. 46. Kevin Na USA 2.55 Team A player beyond the neu- Portland 108, L.A. Lakers 87 13. Stanford (13-3) did not play. Next: at Utah, Friday. 47. Byeong Hun An KOR 2.54 Sacramento 100, Detroit 94 14. Miami (13-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 15 Virginia Tech, 48. Thomas Pieters BEL 2.54 tral zone during a legal forward wednesday's Games Wednesday. 49. Soren Kjeldsen DEN 2.53 New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 15. Virginia Tech (15-0) did not play. Next: at No. 14 Miami, 50. Gary Woodland USA 2.51 pass play in which a forward Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Wednesday. pass crosses the neutral zone is Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 16. Texas (11-4) beat Oklahoma State 66-35. Next: at No. 18 Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. West Virginia, Saturday. contact that interferes with a Cleveland at Portland, 10:30 p.m. 17. UCLA (11-4) did not play. Next: vs. No. 10 Oregon State, trAnsACtIons Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Friday. Team B eligible player. It is the thursday's Games 18. West Virginia (14-2) did not play. Next: at Texas Tech, tuesday's sports transactions responsibility of the offensive Indiana at Denver, 3 p.m. Wednesday. BAseBAll New Orleans at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 19. Arizona State (12-3) did not play. Next: vs. Washington American league player to avoid the opponents. Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. State, Friday. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Agreed to terms with RHP Cody L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 20. South Florida (13-2) lost to No. 1 UConn 102-37. Next: vs. Satterwhite on a minor league contract. “I mean, if you really watch the Dallas at Phoenix, 10 p.m. East Carolina, Saturday. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Released LHP Edwin Escobar. play, we never even got a chance Detroit at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 21. DePaul (14-4) beat St. John's 78-66. Next: vs. Butler, DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with RHPs A.J. Achter, friday's Games Friday. Collin Balester, Jake Brigham, Waldis Joaquin, Jorge Marban, AP photo to really rub the guy (Brown),” Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 22. Oklahoma (12-4) did not play. Next: at Iowa State, Edward Mujica and Thad Weber; LHPs Travis Blackley and Clemson’s Hunter renfrow caught the winning touch- Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Anthony Vasquez; INFs Omar Artsen, Zack Cox, Sean Halton, Swinney said. “But he had to Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m. 23. N.C. State (13-4) did not play. Next: at Syracuse, Thursday. Efren Navarro, Brett Pill, Gabriel Quintana, Brendan Ryan and down pass in front of Alabama’s Tony Brown with one second left in play over the top. That’s the way Memphis at Houston, 8 p.m. 24. California (13-3) did not play. Next: at Colorado, Friday. Logan Watkins; and OFs Jim Adduci, Quincy Latimore, Ronnie Miami at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 25. Kansas State (12-4) did not play. Next: vs. Kansas, Mitchell, Juan Perez and Alex Presley on minor league contracts. the national championship game Tuesday, in Tampa, Fla. the play is designed.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 11 Falcons’ Ryan looking to fill Jarnkrok’s OT winner leads Predators over Canucks postseason void on resume NASHVILLE (AP) — The Ekholm was penalized late in Nashville Predators were over- overtime, the Canucks had a FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) regular season, and he’ll have No matter his stats, Ryan ulti- much,” he said. “One thing I’ve due for an overtime win, and 4-on-3 advantage on the ice — Matt Ryan’s poise under pres- another shot at the Seahawks in mately will be judged by his learned throughout my career is they got one in dramatic fash- when the game-winner was sure has produced 25 fourth- Saturday’s NFC divisional round team’s success. The Falcons led if you spend time worrying about ion. scored. quarter comebacks, a “Matty Ice” game. the NFL in scoring while winning that, you’re not spending time Calle Jarnkrok scored a Vancouver entered Tuesday nickname and his first All-Pro Ryan said Tuesday he has the NFC South, but a loss in worrying about the things that short-handed goal with 1.5 with the NHL’s 27th ranked selection. never been better prepared for their playoff opener would lead are going to make a difference on seconds remaining in overtime power play at 14.1%. They The Atlanta Falcons’ quarter- the playoffs. some critics to conclude they Sunday.” to lift the Predators to a 2-1 were 0 for 3 with the man back also is a leading MVP candi- “I feel like as you get experi- were just another regular-season The approach is working for win over the Vancouver advantage and allowed the one date . ence throughout your career, you fad that was not built for the Ryan. He had a career-high 38 Canucks on Tuesday night. short-handed goal. The glaring void on Ryan’s try to learn from all of it and you postseason. touchdown passes and a low With time ticking down in Austin Watson had the other resume is his 1-4 postseason try to use it to make you better,” A loss also would leave an even with only seven interceptions the extra period, Roman Josi Nashville goal and Rinne fin- record. At 31, Ryan may not have Ryan said. “I feel like I’ve done larger void on Ryan’s record. this season. He finished second blocked a shot from Troy ished with 29 saves for the many more chances to change that throughout my career. Both Falcons coach Dan Quinn said in the league in TD passes and Stecher just outside the crease Predators, which snapped a his reputation as a quarterback positive and negative, I’ve he talked with Ryan about the yards passing. His 117.1 passer of Nashville goalie Pekka two-game losing streak. who comes up short in the play- learned from all of those experi- extra playoff pressure placed on rating leads the NFL. Rinne. Josi immediately took Brandon Sutter had the lone offs. ences and ... I feel like I’m just the quarterback. Seattle coach Pete Carroll said possession of the puck and goal for Vancouver, losers of Ryan’s only playoff win came playing my best and playing bet- Quinn said this is a different Ryan’s success following a star- went up ice on a two-man rush two-straight following their against Seattle after the 2012 ter than I ever have.” Ryan than the one who lost to tling dip in production in 2015 is with Jarnkrok and Stecher season-high six-game winning the 49ers in the NFC champi- a natural progression for his sec- furiously skating in pursuit. In streak. Miller made 24 saves. onship game after the 2012 sea- ond season with offensive coordi- the low slot, Josi slid a pass to With under a minute left in son and also suffered one-and- nator Kyle Shanahan. The suc- his right, where Jarnkrok was the third and Miller pulled in done playoff losses to Arizona in cess has made Shanahan a tar- there to one-time the puck past favor of an extra attacker, his 1998 rookie season, to Green get for at least four teams looking Vancouver goalie Ryan Miller. Nashville’s Colton Sissons car- Bay in 2010 and to the Giants in for head coaches. Prior to Tuesday, Nashville ried the puck up ice, but 2011. “The word we use is chemistry was 2-16 in overtime since the Vancouver’s Alex Edler Quinn believes Ryan is ready between throwers and catchers,” NHL moved to the 3-on-3 for- knocked it loose, and it was for postseason success. Carroll said in a telephone inter- mat prior to last season. They picked up by Sven Baertschi. “For him I think you can’t truly view. “There really is a lot to that. had lost their first four games Baertschi sent Sutter the other be relentless until you’ve been You can see just the benefit of decided in that fashion this way, and at the right faceoff right close to it and you didn’t get the years together and the bene- season. dot, he snapped a wrist shot it,” Quinn said Tuesday. “I know fit of being in the same scheme Since Nashville’s Mattias between Rinne’s pads. from my experience you learn so for two years.” much from a loss and what you Carroll said the Falcons gain from it. What I can tell you offense led by Ryan is “as good as is Matt’s a far different quarter- you can get.” back today than he was a few Ryan wouldn’t say if this years ago.” offense will be a better fit for the Wrestlers Quinn said Ryan’s “ability to postseason. From Page 9 attack, his ability to be ready” in “I know this team that we’re a AP photo this season’s offense “has noth- part of right now,” Ryan said. heavyweight Chris Cash claimed — Andy Robinson (BC) pinned Easton Norris, 3:03; 145 — Knox ATLANTA FALCONS quarterback Matt Ryan, right, huddles with ing to do with” past playoff fail- “We’re good enough to get the job Fuller (BC) pinned Marek Banks, 3:17; 152 — Austin Mathews his teammates before their game against the New Orleans Saints in a 7-4 decision. (BC) pinned Tay Paris, :43; 160 — Caleb Adkins (BC) pinned ures. done every week. I really feel that BEARS 64, OWLS 7 Jordan Davis, 1:05; 170 —Henley Headrick (BC) pinned Ethan Atlanta. The obvious void on Ryan’s career record is his 1-4 mark in Ryan said he doesn’t dwell on way. We just need to continue to 106 — Wesley Devaney (BC) by forfeit; 113 — Kobe Prater (BC) Retelaff, 2:43; 182 — James Elkins (BC) pinned Franscisco won by forfeit; 120 — Gaven Hughes (BC) dec. Gavin Carroll, 6- Gallardo, :20; 195 — Blake Wright (O) major dec. Alex the playoffs, a mark the MVP candidate will look to improve when past playoff letdowns. do the same things we’ve done up 1; 126 — Ethan Anderson (BC) tech. fall Justice McClure, 16-0; Shoemaker, 12-2; 220 — Victor Bednarski (O) dec. Devin Gibson, Atlanta plays Seattle in the divisional playoffs on Saturday. “I don’t worry about it too to this point.” 132 — Ryan McElhaney (BC) pinned Tucker Passons, 2:00; 138 5-4; 285 — Christopher Cash (BC) dec. Kevin Chang, 7-4. Cleveland From Page 9 player accidentally running into ball in his hands. He scored 10 the first quarter to help Hayes came away with the game- always jumps towards the basket contributed four swipes and a referee, Mullek Bradford closed points and had six assists from Cleveland to a 26-21 lead. Ware winning offensive putback with when she shoots. Typically, you scored the last point for the quarter in style. the 1:30 mark in the third until and Davis each made a pair of 3.1 seconds left and scored 20 feel very good about your Cleveland with 3:07 left to play. The junior floor general was the end of the victory. the Blue Raiders’ five 3-pointers. points to help her East Hamilton chances to win when she is “When I coach basketball I not only sharp with his passes “I just try to take the best East Hamilton never led in the squad remain undefeated in shooting a lot of free throws.” build relationship with kids and and excellent in his decision shots,” said Bradford, who land- second half after leading twice in District 5-AAA play and spoil Flowers picked up a double- it was really hard to work away making, which helped him tie a ed his fourth double-double of the first half. Noah Fager and Tony Williams’ first trip back to double with 4:48 left in the third after one year, but they all season best with 13 assists, but the season. “If I am open I will DaVae Hughley scored in double his former school. quarter and finished with 15 understood,” Williams said. he shot 5-of-7 from the field and shoot it, but usually I have peo- figures for the Hurricanes, with The late rally for the Lady points and 12 rebounds (six “Those kids are all mature young hit a leaning 18-foot jumper over ple like KK on my team who will 14 and 11, respectively. Hurricanes (6-9, 3-0 5AAA), who offensive). She and Stamatiadis ladies. They understood the rea- defenders as the buzzer sounded score 30 a game. I do whatever “I think they are the second- trailed 43-34 at the end of the accounted for 80 percent of sons why I was leaving and com- for a 60-51 lead. the defense gives me. There are best team in the district,” third quarter, dampened what points scored by Cleveland. ing to Cleveland. “Mullek makes great decisions some games I may have three Bradford said. “They are a great was a strong night on the court “Emma is big, physical and “I told our kids in the locker and he hardly turns the ball points and double-digit assists. team and they are almost a lot for Cleveland’s Sofia Stamatiadis she has good moves and foot- room after the game, I wouldn’t over,” McCowan said. “If the guys It just so happened today I had like us. They are fast and have a and Emma Flowers. It was the work,” Williams said. “You can’t change the decision for a million are going to run the floor he is my shot going for me.” lot of athletic guards who can second straight loss for the Lady say enough about her progres- dollars. You’re the team that I am going to reward them and he also Sophomore Dionte Ware jump high. We will get their best Raiders (8-9, 2-3) at the final sion this year. We are super destined to coach and I want to can hit some big shots. You can scored six of his 12 points in the next time around, too.” buzzer, as they fell to Hunter excited to see where she goes as coach and even though they beat really tell that he has put a lot of third quarter while junior Cleveland will look to remain Gremore’s team who also beat an the season continues.” you I wouldn’t trade it to go work into it over the years and it Deontae Davis finished with nine undefeated in district play when 11-3 Baylor team Jan. 3. Hayes capped a 7-0 run for the coach that group of girls over makes it easier as me and our points and five rebounds and it travels to Walker Valley next From the 2:44 mark in the first Lady Hurricanes with a clutch there.” GAME SUMMARIES coaching staff to have a point Wykle added five points and Thursday. The Blue Raiders are quarter to the 2:31 left before right corner 3-point jumper to BOYS guard playing so well as just a three assists as a part of the just three wins away from tying halftime, a time frame of 8 min- only trail 45-44 with 4:53 BLUE RAIDERS 79, HURRICANES 70 Cleveland 26 10 24 19 — 79 junior.” starting lineup. the win total the program has utes and 13 seconds, remaining. East Hamilton 21 15 15 19 — 70 BLUE RAIDERS (79) — KK Curry 28, Mullek Bradford 13, Bradford was the second high- Freshman backup point guard had over the past four seasons. Stamatiadis scored 16 of the A Maleiah Moon jumper tied it Dionte Ware 12, Davis 9, K. Ware 6, Wykle 5, Wood 3, est scorer for the Blue Raiders Jacobi Wood and senior Kregg “We had not played since Dec. Lady Raiders’19 points and was at 46-all with 1:15 left. Cleveland Berry 3, HURRICANES (70) — Justin Dozier 23, Noah Fager 14, with 13, and helped key a strong Ware made back-to-back 3- 30, so you could tell we were a 8-of-10 from the free-throw line. only scored three points in the DaVae Hughley 11, Montgomery 7, Wilson 7, Williams 6, Wingard 2. offensive second half with the pointers in the final minute of little rusty to begin with,” The senior guard helped final quarter and its sixth 3-point goals: Cleveland 5 (Davis 2, K. Ware 2, Wood); McCowan said. “But it’s big for Cleveland lead 33-27 at halftime, turnover of the period with 13.8 East Hamilton 4 (Fager 2, Wilson, Dozier). Free throws: Cleveland 12-of-22; East Hamilton 17-of-23. us to come on the road and get as she scored 19 of her game- seconds left allowed East Records: Cleveland 15-2, 5-0 District 5-AAA; East Hamilton 12-5, 2-1 5-AAA this big district win. Our goal is high 22 points. Hamilton the winning posses- GIRLS to qualify for the region. We are “Sofia was just brilliant in the sion. LADY HURRICANES 48, LADY RAIDERS 46 Bradley Cleveland 18 15 10 3 — 46 putting ourselves in a good posi- first half,” CHS head coach Tony Hayes also finished with seven East Hamilton 14 13 7 14 — 48 From Page 9 LADY RAIDERS (46) — Sofia Stamatiadis 22, Emma tion and we just have to continue Williams said. “I knew she was rebounds and four steals to go Flowers 15, Morman 4, Anderson 3, Reed 2. to play tough on the road.” going to play well after the prac- along with her game-winning LADY HURRICANES (48) — Madison Hayes 20, Laccy 8, Moon 7, Laboo 6, Gray 5, Wood 2. Copeland hit 71 percent from the managed a pair of buckets in the LADY HURRICANES 48 tice she had yesterday. She is basket. The Lady Raiders were 3-point goals: Cleveland 4 (Stamatiadis 4); East Hamilton field in the contest, sinking 8-of- second half of the contest, while 4 (Moon, Hayes, Gray, Lacy). LADY RAIDERS 46 very crafty and has a quick led in steals by a freshman as Free throws: Cleveland 10-of-15; East Hamilton 6-of-12. 11 shots from in front of the arc the Bearettes reserves netted 34 Freshman standout Madison release and gets fouled since she well with Bailey Anderson, who Records: CHS 8-9, 2-3 5-AAA; EH6-9, 3-0 5-AAA. and 4-of-6 beyond it. more points. Beavers connected on 67 per- Hughes dished out four assists cent of his attempts from the and copped a trio of steals, while field, drilling 6-for-7 from two- hitting 6-of-7 shots from the field point land and half of his eight and all five of her free throws. Mustangs shots from distance. He also Howard finished with 14 points snagged four caroms and handed on 7-of-9 shooting from the field, From Page 9 off a pair of helps. handed out four helps and Junior point guard Lameric swiped four thefts. Brown had with 19 points in limited action Hamilton for a second consecu- that way.” “That’s the way he plays all the Tucker helped out with nine two assists and blocked a shot. in the second half. Gibson and tive road game. Haley Jones led the Lady time. He’s been doing that for 40 points, hitting 4-of-5 shots Sophomore Kimia Carter came Nunnelly added 12 points each “We’ve got one practice tomor- Mustangs with 18 hard-earned years,” said Cretton of the full- including a fast-break tomahawk off the bench for a dozen points, and also took an extended rest row for two games Thursday and points. Jones was followed by time Central pressure. “There’s slam, plus he dropped a pair of four helps and a trio of thefts. along with Murphy, who hit five Friday against Tyner and East Abby Davis who fought for all of no question you know what you “dimes.” Senior Sydney Morgan helped of Walker Valley’s nine 3-point- Hamilton. We’ve seen Tyner once, her 14 on a tough night for the are going to get when you play Saylor Clark added a trio of out with seven points, hitting all ers. Gibson chipped in with three but we haven’t seen East Lady Mustangs. McMinn Central. They are going boards and two assists to his three of her shots from the field, 3s and Nunnelly also added a Hamilton and they are two tough “I thought Haley Jones played to face you and play man-to-man and copped four steals night’s work. trey. teams on the road,” said really well tonight. She was 7 for and double team the ball and try Junior Hannah Lombard net- BEARETTES 93 “The second quarter they Williams. “We’ve got to be ready 11 from the floor and shot her to get you in that up-tempo play. LADY TROJANS 15 ted eight points, cleared a half to go. Four games in three days, I think we have people who can dozen ricochets, dropped a pair outscored us and I told them at free throws well and rebounded Scoring the most points since halftime we had to get back to right back into it. But it is what it well. We got into some foul trou- play with them. It’s a good team they beat Soddy-Daisy 95-46 of “dimes,” and swiped two thefts. is, we’ve just got to play.” to play and I’m glad we got the Bradley took advantage of 36 like we were in the first quarter, ble in the first half but that’s all back on Jan. 31, 2006, Bradley and win the third quarter,” CHARGERETTES 67, part of the game,” said Cretton. opportunity to play them.” (17-0, 4-0) netted what is techni- Lady Trojan turnovers to score “We could have pressed. They 57 of its points. Williams said. LADY MUSTANGS 56 Facing a continuous full-court cally the game-winning point The Mustangs took the advice press from Central, the Lady are very good ball handlers and midway through the opening A bevy of turnovers and 3- we are not that deep. I didn’t sub GAME SUMMARIES and powered to a 53-24 lead with point shots that missed the mark Mustangs battled the period when Hughes drilled a 3- GIRLS a 14-3 run that included more 3s Chargerettes from the opening enough. We’ve got a press team pointer to cap a 17-0 game-open- Soddy-Daisy 6 5 2 2 — 15 combined with 32 minutes of from Gibson and Murphy. tip and pushed to an early 11-5 and that’s something I didn’t do. ing run. Bradley Central 34 25 24 10 — 93 full-court pressure proved to be LADY TROJANS (15) — Trimiar 6, Dent 4, Branam 3, Defensively, the Mustangs were lead before an 11-point Central I probably should have when The Lee University signee blis- Kearney 2, Williams, Hall, M. Davis, Pruett, Prestwood, too much for the Lady Mustangs able to turn turnovers into points run forced Walker Valley to go Haley got three fouls on her tered the nets for 14 of her game- Hamby, B. Davis. to overcome in Tuesday’s loss to early.” BEARETTES (93) — Halle Hughes 18, Rhyne Howard and led 68-32 to begin the final high 18 points in the opening the McMinn Central girls. into catch-up mode. Central held 14, Kimia Carter 12, Emma Kate Brown 12, Lombard 8, period. an 18-13 lead after the first CHARGERETTES 67, LADY MUSTANGS 56 frame, while fellow senior Emma Morgan 7, K. Hughes 5, Mayo 5, Walker 4, McRee 4, “We had 18 turnovers. That’s McMinn Central 18 17 18 14 — 67 Kate Brown scored a dozen and Roberts 2, Davis 2, Hullender 2, Koger, Reuter. “We put pressure on them too many. They like that up quarter and led 24-18 before Walker Valley 13 18 8 17 — 56 3-POINTERS: SD 1 (Branam); Bradley 3 (H.Hughes, pretty much all night. We were McMinn Central (67) — Jacobi Lynn 20, Bailey Martin 10, Howard eight in the period. Brown, Morgan). tempo. I like to think we can play Macy Clark’s 3 from the left cor- Baker 7, Coleman 4, Cherry 8, Plaster 5, Jordan Wright 12. FREE THROWS: SD 0-of-3; Bradley 14-of-19. trying to get some easy offense ner made it a 24-23 game. Walker Valley (56) — Haley Jones 18, Abby Davis 14, Lay Claiming their 35th straight up tempo but I wanted to be 9, Anderson 8, Clark 5, Walker 2. RECORDS: Soddy-Daisy 5-12, 1-3 District 5-AAA; with our defense. When we exe- Davis cut the McMinn lead to 3-point goals: McMinn Central 5 (Wright 2, Lynn 2, Baker); home victory, the Bearettes (17- Bradley Central 17-0, 4-0 District 5-AAA. more patient than we were,” said Walker Valley 1 (Clark). 0, 4-0) opened with their most cuted I thought we took some a disappointed Lady Mustangs one point twice more before half- Free-throws: McMinn Central 20 of 28; Walker Valley 11 of 19. BOYS good shots,” stated Williams, time, at which point the Lady Records: McMinn Central 14-3; Walker Valley 9-6. prolific scoring period of the sea- Soddy-Daisy 11 13 19 3 — 46 head coach Paul Cretton after MUSTANGS 83, CHARGERS 59 son for a 34-6 advantage at the Bradley Central 22 16 23 18 — 79 who substituted liberally in the the loss. “I also think we are a Mustangs trailed 35-31. McMinn Central 4 17 14 24 — 59 TROJANS (46) — Jake Flippo 20, Humphreys 7, Walker Valley 27 13 28 15 — 83 final eight minutes. good 3-point shooting team but Central took over in the third McMinn Central (59) — Bryce Mason 18, Devin Jenkins 12, first horn. Burke 7, Volker 6, Perez 6, Branum, Massengale, Allen 6, Holley 2, Long 6, J. Thacker, Davis, Carter 7, With all of the starters on the Coffett, Davis, Patton, Chambers, Durain. The Tuesday win is the first of we sure haven’t demonstrated quarter scoring 18 points to only Trentham, Blakely 5, M. Thacker, Powers 3. BEARS (79) — Cole Copeland 28, Ty Beavers 26, what the Mustangs hope will be a that. We were 1 of 15 from the 3s. eight for the Lady Mustangs. The Walker Valley (83) — Dakota Murphy 17, Kolten Gibson 12, bench to open the second frame, Tucker 9, Clark 6, Wesley 4, Cartwright 3, Brown 2, Bryce Nunnelly 12, Johnson 9, Eslinger 9, Westfield 6, the hosts continued to stretch Ferguson 1, Duggan, Floyd, Elrod, Cook. Wesley- very productive, although diffi- You can’t shoot 7 percent. We Walker Valley girls trailed by 16 Melton 6, Munck 4, Swafford 4, Zakkas 2, Hambright 2, Walker, Boyd. Valenzuela, Rathburn, Wallace, B. Gibson. their advantage with a 25-5 scor- cult, week on the basketball shot 64 percent from 2s. But I early in the fourth and were able 3-point goals: McMinn Central 6 (Allen 2, Jenkins, Mason, 3-POINTERS: SD 5 (Flippo 2, Perez, Humphreys, Carter, Blakely); Walker Valley 9 (Murphy 5, Gibson 3, ing advantage in the period for a Volker); Bradley 9 (Copeland 4, Beavers 4, Tucker). court. The team travels to Tyner don’t want to quit shooting 3s. to close the gap to 11 but could Nunnelly). FREE THROWS: SD 5-of-11; Bradley 10-of-18. on Thursday before returning to We’ve got good 3-point shooters get no closer before the buzzer Free-throws: McMinn Central 10 of 15; Walker Valley 13 of 59-11 halftime edge. RECORDS: Soddy-Daisy 1-14; 0-4; Bradley Central 21. Soddy-Daisy (5-12, 1-3) only 9-6, 2-2 District 5-AAA. the floor Friday against East and we’re going to keep playing showed triple zeros. Records: Walker Valley 9-6. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com What were our astronauts seeing, and saying? Were astronaut Neil Armstrong's According to Armstrong, Mr. Gorsky Always in the public eye, she had to tos were never released. actual first words upon setting foot on LOOKING BACK had finally died, so he felt he could cope for years with the fact she stut- ——— the surface of the moon "Good luck, answer the question. tered. On July 17, 1962, Maj. Robert White Mr. Gorsky"? This urban legend has Armstrong said that when he was a She told the Washington Post in a reported a UFO during his 58-mile high been circulating since Armstrong Larry Bowers kid, he was playing baseball with a 1984 interview, that people often flight of an X-15. White reported, "I have walked on the moon. But, is it the Banner Staff friend in the backyard. His friend hit a thought she was deaf or special needs, no idea what it could be. It’s grayish in truth or a joke the famed American Writer fly ball which landed in the front of his but John always went to bat for her, color and about 30 to 40 feet away." astronaut used for the general public’s neighbor's bedroom windows. His performing routine tasks in her stead. Then according to a Time Magazine consumption more than two decades usual communication between him and neighbors were Mr. and Mrs. Gorsky. In 1973, Annie found an intense article, White exclaimed over the radio, later. the other astronauts, and Mission He related that when he leaned down three-week treatment program for stut- "There are things out there! There This tale was distributed online for Control. Just before he re-entered the to pick up the ball, he heard Mrs. terers; she signed up and called John absolutely is!" years, and can be found on any num- lander, however, they claim he made Gorsky shouting at Mr. Gorsky. "Sex! when she finished. "When I called ——— ber of blogs and websites accompanied his “Mr. Gorsky" remark. You want sex? You'll get sex when the John, he cried," she said. Annie went On May 11, 1962, NASA pilot Joseph by the claim that it really happened. Many people at NASA thought it was kid next door walks on the moon!" on to give speeches during Glenn's Walker said one of his tasks was to Others say it didn't happen, and can a casual remark concerning some rival Was this a little humor Armstrong Senate runs and became a vocal dis- detect UFOs during his X-15 flights. He be easily verified by checking the offi- Soviet cosmonaut. However, upon created from the old rumors, or was it ability advocate.” claimed to have filmed five or six UFOs cial lunar landing transcript on NASA's checking, there was no Gorsky in the truth? ——— during his recordbreaking 50-mile-high Apollo 11 site (audio and video clips either the Russian or American space According to snopes.com, “Any In December 1965, Gemini astro- flight in April 1962. are included). programs. Over the years many people doubts about the veracity of this leg- nauts James Lovell and Frank Borman During a lecture at the Second In spite of the ease with which this questioned Armstrong about the "Good end are laid to rest by the NASA tran- also claimed they saw a UFO during National Conference on the Peaceful part of the Apollo moon landing and luck, Mr. Gorsky,” alleged quote, but scripts of the Apollo 11 mission, which the second orbit of their record-break- Uses of Space Research in Seattle, moonwalk is debunked, it will doubt- he always just smiled without a reply. record no such statement having been ing 14-day flight. Borman reported he Walker said: "I don't feel like speculating less be with us for decades (and gener- Armstrong was known as a jokester, made by Armstrong. Armstrong himself saw an unidentified spacecraft some about them. All I know is what appeared ations) to come. but some of his statements since said in late 1995 that he first heard distance from their capsule. on the film developed after the flight." Another legend popular among becoming the first man on the moon the anecdote delivered as a joke by Gemini Control, at Cape Kennedy ——— Muslims, claims that Armstrong heard have stirred controversies. Some assert comedian Buddy Hackett in told him he was seeing his own booster Former Astronaut Scott Carpenter a voice say "Allahu akbar" ("God is he and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin claimed California.” rocket. He agreed he could see the has reported, "At no time, when the great") the moment he stepped on the they saw aliens and unidentified flying Are other stories and comments by booster, but that he could also see astronauts were in space were they moon and was inspired to convert to objects on that first journey (and land- former astronauts fact, or fiction? Have something completely different. alone: There was a constant surveillance Islam. Also not true. ing) on the moon. But, “unidentified” our space explorers seen evidence of ——— by UFOs." Others claimed Armstrong’s "Good simply means something that was not aliens? Has our government been In June 1965, astronauts Ed White ——— Luck, Mr. Gorsky," was not a hoax. explained, not that it was necessarily guilty of cover-ups? (the first American to walk in space) As a fan of science fiction, there are They say that when Apollo Mission alien in origin. You decide. and James McDivitt were passing over many things I find convincing in my Astronaut Armstrong first walked on On July 5, 1995, in Tampa Bay, ——— Hawaii in a Gemini spacecraft when reading ... but in all probability, they’re the moon, he not only gave his famous Fla., while answering questions follow- This one we’re sure is the truth. they reportedly saw a strange-looking not real. What about claims attributed "one small step for man, one giant leap ing a speech, a reporter brought up the Astronaut John Glenn, who died metallic object. They said the UFO had to our astronauts? They are our child- for mankind" statement, but also fol- 26-year-old question to Armstrong, recently at the age of 95, claimed his long arms sticking out of it. McDivitt hood heroes! Would they fabricate such lowed it with several other remarks, and this time he finally responded. greatest hero was his wife, Annie. allegedly took pictures, but those pho- claims? DEAR Editorial ANNIE

“A sheltered life can be a daring life as well. For all serious daring starts from within.” Dear Annie: I am decent — Eudora Welty, American author (1909-2001) friends with a couple who are currently in a long-distance relationship. They have a great relationship, and our group of ‘Coats for the Cold’ accepts friends has been tight for a long time. A few weeks ago, I walked in on the girl with another guy. garments through Monday It was during a house party, and upon walking in on them, I ast weekend’s first major n Any Bradley County BB&T quickly removed myself from cold snap of the winter banking location; the situation. Ltold us what we already n The Village Tire Center, The girl called me the next knew about ourselves in located at 232 3rd St. S.W.; day super upset. She said that Cleveland and Bradley n The office of Bradley County she was drunk and that it was a County: When forecasters say Trustee Mike Smith, located on mistake that she regrets and the first floor of the Bradley would never do again. She is “snow,” there’s not a loaf of County Courthouse; afraid that it would destroy her bread nor gallon of milk safe n Family Tire & Auto Center, relationship if her boyfriend from the clutches of a circum- located at 215 West Inman St.; found out. I am decent friends spect consumer. n Logan-Thompson law with both and am stuck decid- The nearly single-digit temper- offices, located at 30 2nd St. ing what I should do. Should I atures also taught us this: The N.W.; and TODAY IN HISTORY let the guy know what I saw or value of a coat should never be n Bradley County Sheriff’s just mind my own business? — taken for granted. What Do I Do? Office lobby, located at 2290 (AP) — Today is Wednesday, farewell in a prime-time address, last survivor of the devastating Such reasoning points to the Blythe Ave. S.E. Dear WDID: That ugly truth Jan. 11, the 11th day of 2017. saying of his eight years in office: San Francisco earthquake and will out itself in time. Keep your importance — and to the human- Once the collection period is There are 354 days left in the “We meant to change a nation fire of 1906, died at a retirement itarianism — of the annual “Coats completed, and the coats and hands clean. year. and instead we changed a world.” home in nearby Marin County at Dear Annie: You could not be for the Cold” initiative, a much- jackets are repaired and cleaned, Today’s Highlight in History: In 1995, 51 people were killed 109 years old. beloved longtime project coordi- more wrong in your answer to they are handed over to BCSO’s On Jan. 11, 1927, the creation when a Colombian DC-9 jetliner Today’s Birthdays: The for- “Scratching My Head in NH,” nated again by the Bradley school resource officers, who of the Academy of Motion Picture crashed as it was preparing to mer prime minister of Canada, Arts and Sciences was proposed land near the Caribbean resort of Jean Chretien, is 83. Actor whose husband’s family stays County Sheriff’s Office (Litter work with a list of students and in touch with his ex-wife but Grant Program) which is teaming families in need. Garments are during a dinner of Hollywood Cartagena — however, 9-year-old Mitchell Ryan is 83. Actor Felix luminaries at the Ambassador Erika Delgado survived. Silla is 80. Movie director Joel does not include the ex in family with Chick-fil-A and a host of also provided to others whose affairs that this new wife other businesses, services and Hotel in Los Angeles. In 2003, calling the death Zwick is 75. Country singer need is legitimate, whether or not On this date: penalty process “arbitrary and Naomi Judd is 71. World Golf attends. This is perfectly professional offices that are serv- their names appear on the school In 1861, Alabama became the capricious, and therefore Hall of Famer Ben Crenshaw is acceptable. Many people who ing as collection points. lists. fourth state to withdraw from the immoral,” Illinois Gov. George 65. Singer Robert Earl Keen is have formed deep, loving bonds Founded in 1999 by Sheriff Eric Watson wrote about the pro- Union. Ryan commuted the sentences of 61. Actress Phyllis Logan is 61. of friendship with an ex’s family Watson — before he was the gram on New Year’s Day in his In 1908, President Theodore 167 condemned inmates, clear- Musician Vicki Peterson (The should not be expected to drop sheriff — Coats for the Cold came weekly column in the Cleveland Roosevelt proclaimed Grand ing his state’s death row two Bangles) is 59. Actress Kim Coles the ex because two people find about because of a law enforce- Daily Banner. Canyon National Monument (it days before leaving office. is 55. Actor Jason Connery is 54. they cannot live together. Many ment professional who not only He reflected on the incident became a national park in 1919). Ten years ago: President Former child actress Dawn Lyn people in the position of ending witnessed need, he chose to do years ago when he discovered In 1913, the first enclosed George W. Bush’s plan to send (TV: “My Three Sons”) is 54. a marriage also stay in touch for something about it. children playing outside in the sedan-type automobile, a more troops to Iraq ran into a Contemporary Christian musi- the sake of children and other In his BCSO role at the time, cold, but who had no coats. Hudson, went on display at the wall of criticism on Capitol Hill cian Jim Bryson (MercyMe) is 49. family members. You really 13th National Automobile Show from both Democrats and Rock musician Tom Dumont (No need to rethink your answer. — Watson made it a point to stay in “I determined two things back in New York. Republicans. Democrats selected Doubt) is 49. Movie director touch with the community the then ... that I wanted to do what I Remaining a Friend In 1935, aviator Amelia Denver as the site of their 2008 Malcolm D. Lee is 47. Singer ——— Sheriff’s Office served. could to help children who had no Earhart began an 18-hour trip presidential convention. English Mary J. Blige is 46. Musician “I was patrolling around the winter wear, and that why the (Editor’s Note: Send your from Honolulu to Oakland, soccer star David Beckham Tom Rowlands (The Chemical questions for Annie Lane to dear- Ocoee Village Apartments one California, that made her the announced a five-year deal to Brothers) is 46. Actor Marc family couldn’t afford the warmth [email protected]. To find out day,” he told our newspaper in a of a coat wasn’t an issue,” he first person to fly solo across any play for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Blucas is 45. Actress Amanda part of the Pacific Ocean. Five years ago: Joran van der Peet is 45. Actor Rockmond more about Annie Lane and read recent interview. “It was very cold. explained. “To me, what was features by other Creators I saw two kids on the playground important was the children had no In 1942, Japan declared war Sloot, the longtime suspect in the Dunbar is 44. Actress Aja Naomi against the Netherlands, the still unsolved disappearance of King is 32. Actress Kristolyn Syndicate columnists and car- who did not have a jacket on.” winter wear.” toonists, visit the Creators The sight prompted Watson to same day that Imperial Japanese American Natalee Holloway in Lloyd is 32. Reality TV star Jason The sheriff stressed, “I made forces invaded the Dutch East Aruba, pleaded guilty in Lima to Wahler is 30. Pop singer Cody Syndicate website at www.cre- look a little deeper by finding the my concern for these children Indies. the 2010 murder of a Peruvian Simpson is 20. ators.com.) parents, only to discover both known to friends and family. 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Letters may be sent to Letters to the Editor, Cleveland n Chick-fil-A, located at 3890 But to those who are cold, it is Daily Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600.) 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 Keith St. N.W.; life. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 13 Official: Trump briefed on potentially compromising report WASHINGTON (AP) — Top intelligence offi- cussed the briefing by intelligence figures “The Russians also hacked systems associ- cials last week told President-elect Donald spoke on condition of anonymity because the ated with the Republicans. They just chose Trump about an unsubstantiated report that official was not allowed to publicly discuss the not to release that material yet,” Sen. Mark Russia had compromising personal and finan- matter. Warner of Virginia, the ranking Democrat on cial information about him, a U.S. official The unsubstantiated dossier on Trump was the Senate intelligence committee, said says. compiled by a former Western intelligence Tuesday. “There’s nothing that prevents them The briefing about the document was first operative as part of an opposition research from doing so at a time of their choosing in the reported by CNN. A summary of the allega- project originally financed by a Republican future.” tions was separate from a classified assess- client who opposed Trump, and later funded Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway said in an ment of Russia’s suspected attempts to med- by Democrats, according to Mother Jones, interview Tuesday on NBC’s “Late Night with dle in the U.S. presidential election. Trump which published an article about the report in Seth Meyers” that “nobody has sourced it. and President Barack Obama were briefed on October and said the operative had turned They’re all unnamed, unspoken sources in the the intelligence community’s findings last over the report to the FBI. The New York Times story.” She said it may have originated with a week. reported the operative had previously worked Russian investigator or groups that wanted Shortly after news reports were published for British intelligence. The Associated Press Hillary Clinton to win the White House. about the briefing, Trump tweeted: “FAKE has not been able to substantiate the informa- The report had been circulating in NEWS - A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!” tion in the dossier, which misspelled the name Washington for months. In October, former And in Moscow, a spokesman for President of Russia’s largest bank. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid wrote the Vladimir Putin denied the report. Spokesman The dossier contains unproven information FBI asking the bureau to publicly disclose Dmitry Peskov on Wednesday dismissed it as about close coordination between Trump’s what it knew about the Trump campaign’s ties a “complete fabrication and utter nonsense.” inner circle and Russians about hacking into to Russia. Reid was aware of the dossier He insisted that the Kremlin “does not engage Democratic accounts as well as unproven before he wrote the letter, according to a per- in collecting compromising material.” claims about unusual sexual activities by son knowledgeable about the subject who A U.S. official told The Associated Press on Trump among other suggestions attributed to spoke on condition of anonymity because this AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File Tuesday that intelligence officials had anonymous sources. The Associated Press has person was not authorized to speak publicly In ThIs DEc. 28, 2016 file photo, President-elect Donald Trump informed Trump about an unsubstantiated not authenticated any of the claims. about the matter. listens to a question as he speaks to reporters at Mar-a-Lago, in report that Russia had compromising person- It’s unclear why the intelligence officials FBI Director James Comey refused earlier Palm Beach, Fla. Trump says he owns a "great" company but really al and financial information about him. decided to brief the president and Trump on Tuesday to say whether the FBI was investi- one of the few things outsiders know for certain is that it is complex Trump was holding a previously scheduled the uncorroborated information at this time, gating any possible ties between Russia and and opaque, a hodgepodge of holdings spread around the world. news conference Wednesday to discuss his but lawmakers and others have repeatedly Trump’s presidential campaign, citing policy Trump is scheduled to discuss how he will deal with such conflicts at future plans regarding his role with the noted that Russia collects intelligence on both not to comment on what the FBI might or a news conference on Wednesday. Trump Organization. The official who dis- Democrats and Republicans. might not be doing. Chao: Private Things to know about Trump’s investors can help boost Cabinet confirmation hearings By The Associated Press illegal immigration, gun violence lions of immigrants living in the transportation and “radical Islamic terrorism.” He U.S. illegally. Under the U.S. Constitution, said he opposes barring Muslims Kelly told lawmakers that pre- the Senate has sole authority to WASHINGTON (AP) — The from entering the United States, a venting the “illegal movement of confirm a president’s nominee to Trump administration is looking Trump campaign proposal from people and things” would be his serve in the Cabinet. And while which the Republican later backed top priority if confirmed. to “unleash the potential” of pri- President-elect Donald Trump vate investors to boost the away. Republicans and Democrats can’t officially nominate anyone Sessions also promised to came away from a confirmation national transportation networks until he becomes president on that underpin the U.S. economy, recuse himself from any investiga- hearing Tuesday singing Kelly’s Jan. 20, the Senate is getting an tion into former Democratic presi- praises. transportation secretary-desig- early start this week on his choices nate Elaine Chao plans to tell dential candidate Hillary Clinton, Democratic Sen. Claire for several top jobs in his adminis- citing comments he’d made during McCaskill of Missouri said she was lawmakers at her confirmation tration. hearing Wednesday. the campaign. The FBI concluded comforted and confident he will be The action began Tuesday with last year that Clinton should not a moderating influence on Economic gains are being jeop- Trump’s pick for attorney general, ardized by infrastructure “in face criminal charges for using a President-elect Trump. Jeff Sessions, a longtime senator private email system while serving Kelly would be the fifth person need of repair, the specter of ris- from Alabama, and retired Marine ing highway fatalities, growing as secretary of state. to lead the Department of Gen. John Kelly, named by Trump Democrats have questioned Homeland Security, which congestion, and by a failure to Rex Tillerson to head the Department of keep pace with emerging tech- Sessions’ commitment to civil includes agencies that protect the Homeland Security. rights and oppose his hard line president, respond to disasters, nologies,” according to prepared By holding hearings before testimony Chao plans to deliver Russia friend and position on immigration. One enforce immigration laws, protect Inauguration Day, the Senate can Democratic senator, Cory Booker the nation’s coastlines, fight drug to the Senate Commerce, Science move quickly once Trump takes and Transportation Committee. of New Jersey, plans to testify smuggling and secure air travel. the oath of office and formally sub- against Sessions — a rare instance Chao, 63, is expected to be sanctions foe, mits his Cabinet nominees for easily confirmed by the Senate. of a senator testifying against a WEAKENED DEMOCRATS approval. colleague seeking a Cabinet post. Most, if not all, of Trump’s picks She was labor secretary during Republicans have a narrow George W. Bush’s administration, Tillerson gets hearing are expected to win confirmation. majority in the Senate, meaning HOMELAND SECURITY While Republicans only hold a 52- and deputy transportation secre- WASHINGTON (AP) — War adversary "poses a dan- the hearings are unlikely to make tary under President George H.W. Trump’s pick for Homeland 48 advantage in the Senate, Friend of Russia and foe of ger" that must be taken seri- or break nominations. Most, if not Security secretary isn’t controver- Democrats changed the Senate’s Bush, making her better known sanctions in his corporate life, ously. all, will go through. than some nominees. She is also sial, unlike the issues he’ll poten- filibuster rules in 2013. That President-elect Donald "We must also be clear-eyed But the hearings offer senators tially face in office. means Trump’s choice can win the wife of Senate Majority Trump's pick for secretary of about our relationship with an opportunity to explore the Leader Mitch McConnell, and Retired Marine Gen. John Kelly confirmation on a simple majority state, Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Russia," he will say, according backgrounds of Trump’s team and is well-regarded by Democrats and vote along party lines. many senators have a personal Tillerson, is an unorthodox to a statement from the Trump plans for the agencies they will relationship with her. Republicans alike and his confir- Still, Democrats are pressing for choice for a Republican White transition. "Russia today soon lead. For Democrats, the mation is almost assured. He more information about several of But she hasn’t been immune House. He may feel perfectly at poses a danger, but it is not hearings offer a high-profile stage from criticism. Unions say that joined the Marines in 1970, served the nominees who are some of the home in Trump's iconoclastic unpredictable in advancing its to challenge Trump’s proposals. three tours in Iraq and is the for- wealthiest people in America. Said as labor secretary she mostly administration. own interests. It has invaded Here’s a look at this week’s con- sided with industry when enforc- mer head of U.S. Southern Senate Minority Leader Chuck Likely to face pointed ques- Ukraine, including the taking firmation hearings: Command, which works closely Schumer, D-N.Y.: “So many of ing labor and safety rules. tions from both sides of the of Crimea, and supported In her testimony, Chao advo- with Homeland Security on issues them are billionaires and corpo- aisle at his Senate confirma- Syrian forces that brutally vio- ATTORNEY GENERAL that include drug smuggling and rate titans with complex financing cates using “innovative financing tion hearing Wednesday, late the laws of war. Our NATO The lead-off confirmation hear- illegal immigration. His son, holdings that raise the possibility tools” that can “take full advan- Tillerson represents a break in allies are right to be alarmed at ing was Alabama Sen. Jeff Marine 1st Lt. Robert Kelly, was of conflicts of interest, which tage of the estimated trillions in a longstanding tradition of sec- a resurgent Russia." Sessions, one of the most conser- killed in Afghanistan. requires careful scrutiny.” capital that equity firms, pension retaries of state with extensive At the same time, Tillerson vative members of the Senate and As Homeland Security secre- The independent Office of funds and endowments can military, legislative, political or plans to say that an absence of a pick that has generated some of tary, Kelly would have a key role in Government Ethics, responsible invest.” She says private invest- diplomatic experience. Yet his American leadership opened the strongest Democratic opposi- advancing Trump’s agenda on for ensuring that nominees avoid ment should be “incentivized supporters, including former the door to Russia's increasing tion. immigration and border security, any conflicts of interest, told the with a bold, new vision.” GOP grandees Condoleezza assertiveness, according to the Sessions promised that as including the president-elect’s Senate late last week that in some She doesn’t detail those incen- Rice and Robert Gates, point prepared remarks. He will also America’s top law enforcement promise to build a wall on the cases it hadn’t received even draft tives, but a paper written by two to the oil man's lengthy career call for an "open and frank dia- officer, he would crack down on Mexican border and to deport mil- financial disclosure reports. economic advisers to President- as a senior executive in a logue" with Moscow and urge elect Donald Trump recommends mammoth multinational com- that Russia be held account- providing $137 billion in tax pany as proof he has the man- able for transgressions. credits to infrastructure agement and negotiating skills "Where cooperation with investors. His advisers predict to succeed as America's top Russia based on common that will generate about $1 tril- diplomat. interests is possible, such as lion in investment over 10 years. Democrats and even tradi- reducing the global threat of But transportation experts tional GOP hawks are expect- terrorism, we ought to explore note that investors are interested ed to zero in on Tillerson's role these options," he will say. only in transportation projects in orchestrating business "Where important differences that produce revenue, like toll deals with Russia, which led to remain, we should be stead- roads, and there are relatively President Vladimir Putin fast in defending the interests few large projects like that. They awarding him the Order of of America and her allies. 2017 say states need help with a grow- Friendship in 2013. Exxon Russia must know that we ing backlog of maintenance and and its subsidiaries' activities will be accountable to our repair projects for aging high- in Iran and Iraq, and his envi- commitments and those of ways, bridges and transit sys- ronmental views are also likely our allies, and that Russia tems. Providing tax incentives to be covered, as are suspi- must be held to account for also runs the risk of providing a cions that Tillerson's focus will its actions." windfall to investors for projects be driven by corporate inter- Yet, Tillerson opposed sanc- that would have been built any- ests at the expense of the tions championed by both way. nation's. Democrats and Republicans Trump repeatedly promised The severity of any chal- on Russia imposed after its during the campaign to spend $1 lenge to Tillerson's nomination annexation of Ukraine's trillion on roads, bridges, rail- is unclear. Already, some lead- Crimean Peninsula in 2014. ways, airports and other types of ing Democrats who met pri- The sanctions banned the infrastructure. It’s one of the vately with him have voiced transfer to Russia of advanced principal ways he said he would relief at his views on Russia, offshore and shale technology, create jobs. But he has said little climate change and trade, and Exxon was ordered to stop about this since the election. even if they appear not to drilling in the Kara Sea, leav- Republican congressional lead- mesh with those of the presi- ing the site's potential riches ers have said they’ll wait to see dent-elect. untapped. Tillerson's main what Trump proposes before Russia is sure to be fore- Russian business partner, Deadline: tackling an infrastructure bill. most on everyone's mind. With Rosneft boss and close Putin Trump has said he expects to be allegations of Russian interfer- confidant Igor Sechin, was occupied early in his administra- ence in the presidential elec- added to a U.S. sanctions MONDAY, JAN. 23rd tion with cutting taxes and tion roiling the nation, several blacklist. Exxon ended up los- repealing President Barack lawmakers have spoken about ing hundreds of millions of Obama’s health care overhaul. scrutinizing his and Exxon's dollars. Publication: Infrastructure isn’t expected to two-decade relationship with "We do not support sanc- be dealt with until late spring. Putin and others in Moscow. tions, generally, because we As transportation secretary, In prepared opening com- don't find them to be effective SUNDAY, JAN . 29th Chao would be responsible for ments for his testimony before unless they are very well regulating auto, truck, train, the Senate Foreign Relations implemented comprehensibly transit, pipeline and aviation Committee, Tillerson sought to and that's a very hard thing to safety. The department frequent- allay fears about his ties to do," Tillerson said at Exxon's Call 423-472-5041 Now ly faces pressure from industry to Russia, saying the former Cold annual meeting in 2014. relax safety rules and block new To Place Your Ad! ones. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Fierce battles leave hospital in Iraqi city of Mosul gutted MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — After and the U.S.-led coalition AP photo weeks of airstrikes and artillery increased its air campaign, IrAqI securIty forces fire, Mosul’s al-Salam hospital is despite an initial reluctance to flash V signs for victory outside little more than a burnt-out use airstrikes against IS in the al-Salam hospital in Mosul, Iraq, shell. Retaken from the Islamic vicinity of the hospital. on Tuesday. The Mosul hospital State group by Iraqi forces this Over the past month, coalition has been left almost completely month, the building’s top floors planes dropped 25 bombs on the gutted by the battle to retake it. were almost completely hospital complex, according to a Al-Salam hospital was the scene destroyed. Pentagon statement provided to of one of the most significant The gardens around the com- The Associated Press. After setbacks for Iraqi troops in the plex are strewn with medical weeks of static front lines, the records and supplies. Bright blue renewed air and ground assault Mosul operation, but was retak- hospital bedsheets hang from brought Iraqi forces to the edge en this month after a stepped-up nearby trees. of the Tigris River. Since the campaign of U.S.-led coalition The hospital in eastern Mosul Mosul operation was launched in airstrikes, despite the coalition’s was the scene of one of the most October, Iraqi forces have slowly initial reluctance to use airstrikes significant setbacks for Iraqi clawed back about a third of the against IS there. troops in the nearly 3-month city. operation to retake Iraq’s sec- “We have more experience in ond-largest city. On Dec. 6, after urban areas,” said Brig. Gen. advancing too quickly, Iraqi Mehdi Abbas Abdullah, a com- forces found themselves sur- mander of the rapid-response On Tuesday, half a dozen support. “They were not normal “If the enemy is going to use Mahmood, playing in front of his rounded by IS fighters in the unit, explaining why his forces destroyed Iraqi army tanks filled car bombs. Each one was like an facilities like (hospitals) as a home with his younger brothers. hospital complex. Pummeled by were able to eventually retake a parking lot beside the hospital. atomic blast,” he said. storage place for weapons or as Over the past three months, wave upon wave of militant the hospital. Before joining the The large, cumbersome vehicles The hospital basement had an operations headquarters, we Saif Ahmed, 23, estimates that counterattacks, dozens were Mosul fight, he led men in were captured by the IS fighters been transformed into an IS will strike those kinds of facili- more than 30 people from his killed and wounded, according to Fallujah and Khaldiya in Iraq’s who were moving around the bunker. Dozens of mattresses ties,” Dorrian said, adding that neighborhood alone have died in Iraqi military and hospital offi- Anbar province. battlefield, across rooftops and filled rooms, ammunition and the practice is consistent with the clashes between Iraqi troops cials, eventually forcing a with- But one of his men said air through tunnels connecting the body armor lined hallways and the laws of armed conflict. and IS fighters. drawal. power rather than ground forces basements of buildings. Islamic religious texts were piled Retaking the hospital has In just the past week, his fam- Some Iraqi army officers played the key role. The commander of the 9th atop shelves. allowed Iraqi forces to punch ily has buried his sister-in-law blamed the setback on insuffi- “Honestly, the battle was 75 division, Lt. Gen. Qassim Jassim There was no evidence to sug- deeper into Mosul and reach the and her infant daughter. The cient air support by the U.S.-led percent fought from the air,” said Nazal, visited the hospital com- gest the complex was being used edge of the Tigris River that woman was killed in a mortar coalition. Others faulted poor Sgt. Maj. Hassan Ali Jalil, plex Tuesday for the first time as a hospital to treat civilians at divides the city’s east and west. attack. Days later, her 10-day- leadership and a lack of coordi- acknowledging the military’s since he was forced to withdraw the time of the attack: medical The city’s Yarimjah neighbor- old baby died after contracting nation among the many dis- continued reliance on coalition last month. Walking past the records viewed by an AP team at hood, just a few hundred yards diarrhea. parate Iraqi forces participating airstrikes despite months of bombed-out buildings, he asked the scene were dated more than (meters) from the banks of the Iraqi Capt. Mazin Mohammad, in the Mosul offensive, including coalition training. to be shown the destroyed vehi- a year ago. Tigris, is now the front line in the stationed in Yarimjah, said Iraqi tribal and militia fighters who The Iraqi army’s 9th division, cles left behind by his unit. Coalition spokesman U.S. Mosul fight. Children played in forces there are especially vul- maintain their own command which led the fight for the hospi- “This is like a revenge to Army Col. John Dorrian said it its narrow streets on Tuesday, nerable to mortar attacks structures. tal until being forced to withdraw return to this place,” said Nazal, was “clear” the hospital was scattering and hiding at the because of the open fields sepa- Following the December with- last month, is an armored unit adding that his men were unable being used by IS as a headquar- sound of mortars and rockets fly- rating his men from IS positions drawal, Iraq’s elite rapid- designed to fight on open terrain to fight back against the IS fight- ters and was no longer being ing overhead. on the far bank of the Tigris. response unit joined the Iraqi rather than in dense urban envi- ers and the waves of car bombs used as a facility to treat civil- “We learned what that sound “It’s an open area and they can army on Mosul’s southeast front ronments. they unleashed without heavy air ians. means,” said 13-year-old Hamid see us coming,” he said. Dozens killed as fighting rages at Yemen’s Red Sea strait SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Heavy accuses Houthis of using these wasn’t targeted in Tuesday’s fighting continued to rage ports to receive supplies of airstrikes. Wednesday near the strategic arms and ammunition from Meritxell Relaño, the Red Sea strait of Bab al- Iran. UNICEF representative in Mandab in western Yemen, Fadl Hassan, commander of Yemen, condemned the attacks, leaving dozens dead and the 4th Military District, told saying that one child was con- wounded, security officials said. The Associated Press that an firmed dead and four others Since Monday, fighters advanced phase of the operation were wounded. aligned with Yemen’s interna- would be the liberation of the The coalition has come under tionally recognized President embattled city of Taiz, which is heavy criticism by international Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi have divided between Houthi rebels rights groups for carrying out been making advances and seiz- and pro-Hadi forces. attacks against civilians includ- ing more territory from Yemen’s The war in Yemen is entering ing schools, markets, hospitals AP photo Houthi rebels, the officials said. its second year after Houthis and residential areas. More than In thIs Photo MAde on JAn. 5, Ryan Lavarnway, an American professional baseball player, signs Warplanes from the Saudi-led seized the capital Sanaa and 4,200 civilians have been killed autographs to Israeli fans before the practice at the Baptist Village sport complex near Petah Tikva, coalition provided air cover for forced Hadi to flee the country. and the fighting has left more Israel. Israel has just one proper baseball diamond, and most Israelis know next to nothing about the Hadi’s forces, they said, speak- The Saudi-led coalition has than three million people dis- game. Yet the country has emerged as a potential spoiler in the upcoming World Baseball Classic thanks ing on condition of anonymity waged an extensive air cam- placed. because they were not author- paign since March 2015 aimed Relao said in a Wednesday to quirky regulations that allow it to pack its squad with American pro players of Jewish descent. ized to speak to the media. at restoring Hadi’s government. statement that a total 1,400 chil- The battles are part of the so- The northern region remains dren have been killed and more called Golden Spear operation under Houthi control. than 2,140 wounded since the Jewish-American pros look launched by the coalition and In Sanaa, officials and wit- war started. She said about 1,400 Hadi’s government and aimed nesses said that two airstrikes of them had been recruited by the at uprooting Houthis and allied hit a gas station near a school warring parties. Over 2,000 forces from the western coast, in the Nihm district outside schools are no longer being used to boost baseball in Israel starting from the strait of Bab Sanaa, the capital. The because they were destroyed, al-Mandab and extending to the airstrikes killed at least six used as shelters for the displaced PETAH TIKVA, Israel (AP) — Bogaerts, born in the Dutch first baseman, said he hoped the vital Red Sea ports of Mokha civilians including children. or occupied by fighters and used Israel has just one baseball-spe- Caribbean island of Aruba, is exposure that comes with playing and Hodeida. The coalition They said that the school itself for military purposes. cific field, and most Israelis know planning to play for the against the world’s best will final- little about the game. Yet the Netherlands in this year’s tourna- ly elevate baseball in Israel. Davis, country has emerged as a poten- ment. whose mother is Jewish and lost tial spoiler in the upcoming World The Israeli team has relied much of her family in the Baseball Classic thanks to quirky almost exclusively on players with Holocaust, said the experience regulations that allow it to pack the loosest of links to their sup- has made him feel closer to Israel its squad with American pro play- posed homeland to advance to the and want to connect deeper to his ers of Jewish descent. showcase tournament, where roots. Major leaguers Ike Davis, Sam they are the lowest ranked team “I feel like that’s what basically Fuld and Ryan Lavarnway were (#41 in the world) and the last of Israel was born on,” he said. among 10 team members who vis- the 16 to qualify. “Jewish people have a home here ited Israel for the first time this Peter Kurz, president of the no matter where they live.” month to get a glimpse of the Israel Association of Baseball, As for wearing Israel across his country and people they will rep- said the weeklong visit was aimed chest? resent — and to boost a sport that at creating a closer bond. “It’s representing your past, remains on the fringes of the local “It’s true. Many of them didn’t your heritage, your history. athletic scene. have bar mitzvahs,” he said. “But What’s in your blood,” said Davis, It’s a match that benefits both they are getting much more in 29. sides. For Israel, the option of tap- contact with their heritage playing Members of the team that won ping into a deep pool of Jewish big for Israel and being here.” the qualifying round in leaguers offers a rare opportunity During their brief stay, the September agreed to wear a to compete internationally against players got a crash course on Jewish skullcap for the national AP photo powerhouses like the U.S., Japan Israel, visiting holy sites in anthem during the first game of In thIs Photo tAken MondAy, pregnant Sharon Andisi, 23, crouches down outside the Pumwani and the Dominican Republic and Jerusalem, trendy Tel Aviv and an the tournament. But then — Maternity Hospital, after being turned away because of a month-long strike by state doctors, in Nairobi, lift baseball out of its longtime Israeli Air Force base — where superstitious ballplayers that obscurity in the Holy Land. For some got to sit in the cockpit of a they are — they continued the rit- Kenya. the players, it’s a chance to play fighter jet. They climbed Masada, ual as they rode a winning streak in the high-profile tournament dipped in the Dead Sea and put until beating Great Britain to Despite suffering without doctors, Kenyans support strike and connect with roots many did- on a brief clinic for local kids, advance to the tournament. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A wave mal operations. three years ago. n’t even realize they had. wowing the crowd with moonshot It is not yet clear whether the of contractions forces Sharon Such scenes have become fre- In 2012, doctors went on strike “It was just really weird homers. team will continue the practice Andisi to crouch by the dusty taxi quent across Kenya as the doc- to protest the dilapidated state of because it’s not something that I Baseball has historically been when they head to Seoul in March rank outside a hospital. Although tors’ strike stretches into a sec- public health care. Emergency really ever associated much with,” one of the most popular sports to play host South Korea, Chinese she is about to give birth, she has ond month. The strike began on rooms in some of Kenya’s public said New York Mets infielder Ty among American Jews, and there Taipei and The Netherlands in just been turned away from Dec. 5. The doctors are adamant hospitals frequently don’t have Kelly, whose mother is Jewish. “I has consistently been a Jewish Pool B. Kenya’s only public maternity that President Uhuru Kenyatta’s gloves or medicine, and power hope that I am not taking it too presence in the major leagues, Kurz said there are about 1,000 hospital because of a month-long government must honor a collec- outages sometimes force doctors lightly. It’s definitely an honor, from Hall of Famers Hank active players in Israel, and prize strike by state doctors. tive bargaining agreement it to use their cell phones to provide and I definitely appreciate the fact Greenberg and Sandy Koufax to money from the WBC should help As a crowd gathers around her signed in 2013 to increase their adequate light for a surgical pro- that it is a possibility.” modern day All-Stars like Ryan finance two additional regulation outside the Pumwani Maternity salaries by 180 percent. cedure. Tournament rules allow coun- Braun, Ian Kinsler and Joc fields being built. In the mean- Hospital, a taxi driver offers to The strike has caused a near- “We are totally fed up,” said tries to field players who are eligi- Pederson. But in sports-mad time, he is continuing his take Andisi to a private hospital. total paralysis in the health sec- union official Dr. Nelly Bosire. ble for citizenship — even if they Israel, soccer and basketball reign sleuthing efforts to identify poten- Like most Kenyans, Andisi, 23, tor and dozens are believed to Despite the high level of academic are not actual citizens. Israel supreme while baseball is still tial Jewish ballplayers who can an out-of-work teacher, cannot have died from a lack of emer- qualifications required to become grants automatic citizenship to mostly a curiosity. help the cause and verify their afford the $100 fee the private gency services. Early in a doctor, doctors in public hospi- anyone with at least one Jewish For decades, it was the domain heritage. In one case, to prove one clinic charges for a delivery with- December, Kenyatta said at least tals earn a basic monthly salary grandparent. of a small but loyal group of player’s eligibility, he said he had out complications, compared to 20 people had died as a result of of $400, compared to a Kenyan It’s hardly the only country to American immigrants and failed to track down a picture of the the $15 charged in public facili- the strike. legislator who earns about tap into foreign talent under the to catch on with the rough-and- gravesite of a grandparent to ties, but she has no choice. Kenyatta has twice asked the $13,600 a month, Bosire said. so-called heritage clause. Italy, tumble native-born Israelis who, show there was a Jewish Star of Just as she makes it to the doctors to return to work, first She said doctors have been press- South Africa and the Netherlands when it came to imported David on the headstone. reception at Edna Clinic, Andisi appealing to their humanity for ing for pay increases since 1984. all managed to field U.S. major American sports, took more of a “They are all legitimate players gives birth to a baby girl she the suffering masses and then Kenyatta’s administration leaguers in the 2006, 2009 and liking to the hard-hitting nature who have Jewish blood and names Rosa. offering a partial increase of the argues that the doctors’ demands 2013 tournaments through simi- of football. In 2007, a group of Jewish heritage,” he said. Andisi was lucky. A local salary hikes negotiated in agree- will set off pay hike demands lar citizenship rules. Italy’s roster, American supporters launched For Kelly, the thrill of suiting broadcaster, Citizen TV Saturday, ment with doctors in 2013. from other civil servants. for example, has previously the Israel Baseball League, a pro- up for Israel was comparable to followed a pregnant woman The Kenya Medical Meanwhile, Kenya’s health min- included Hall of Famer Mike fessional league comprised almost fulfilling his lifelong dream when whose baby died after she was Practitioners Pharmacists and istry is being investigated by the Piazza and Chicago Cubs All-Star entirely of foreign players that he was called up to the big turned away from Pumwani hos- Dentist Union rejected both offers Ethics and Anti-Corruption com- Anthony Rizzo. 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Volkswagen and U.S. prosecutors Volkswagen has admitted NEW YORK (AP) — The declaration of his nation's neu- in an emissions-cheating scandal equipping diesel cars with hottest Broadway show is trality in the conflict between could be bad news for one group sophisticated software that shining its spotlight on a col- France and Great Britain. of people: VW employees who had turned on emissions controls lection of historic American "This is a unique conjunc- a role in the deceit or subsequent when engines were being tested documents: Alexander tion of historical material with cover-up. by the Environmental Protection Hamilton's letters, being auc- the popular zeitgeist," said VW on Tuesday disclosed that Agency, then turned them off tioned at Sotheby's. Selby Kiffer, the auction it is in advanced talks to settle during normal driving. The soft- Javier Munoz, who plays house's expert on books and the criminal case by pleading ware, called a “defeat device” him in the Broadway musical, manuscripts. "I have not expe- guilty to unspecified charges and because it defeated the emissions got teary-eyed Tuesday as he rienced anything like this paying $4.3 billion in criminal controls, improved engine per- held the only known letter before." and civil fines, a sum far larger formance but spewed out harm- from Hamilton's son Philip to The designer of the show's than any recent case involving ful nitrogen oxide at up to 40 the man addressed as "Papa." sets, David Korins, also creat- the auto industry. The govern- times above the legal limit. The son asks his father for ed parts of Sotheby's ment scheduled a news confer- Volkswagen has reached a $15 advice on a written presenta- Americana exhibit space that ence Monday afternoon to billion civil settlement with envi- tion, noting that his mentor includes the kind of furniture announce settlement details. ronmental authorities and car had deleted a sentence and art that surrounded It’s likely that VW will agree to owners in the U.S. under which it Hamilton liked best. Hamilton in his daily life. cooperate in the probe of individ- agreed to buy back up to 500,000 "I'm overwhelmed," said Above the displays, Korins ual employee wrongdoing, which vehicles. The company also faces Munoz, who held the delicate strung bunjee-like tension will continue. The company prob- an investor lawsuit and criminal old piece of paper unprotected, cords in red, white and blue as ably has agreed to turn over doc- probe in Germany. In all, some asking permission to flip it links leading visitors around, uments and other information, 11 million vehicles worldwide over. "It's sort of like walking reflecting the threads of an said David M. Uhlmann, a former were equipped with the software. into someone's apartment and American flag. chief of the Justice Department’s The criminal investigation like- looking at the desk where they Munoz said that reading Environmental Crimes Section ly will continue into the adminis- work. And that's so revealing Hamilton's private thoughts on who is now a University of tration of President-elect Donald about how their mind works." everything from his love life Michigan law professor. Trump and attorney general Dozens of the letters penned and political career to war and “Companies often face the nominee Sen. Jeff Sessions. by one of the nation's founding even gardening will have a AP Photo/Kathy Willens dilemma of whether to protect Uhlmann, who served under fathers will go on the block deep effect on his perform- A locK of Alexander Hamilton's hair displayed with an auto- their employees or cooperate with Republican and Democratic Jan. 18, with an estimated ance, especially details that graphed letter written by Elizabeth (Eliza) Schuyler Hamilton pre- government investigations, but attorneys general, doesn’t think worth starting at $1.4 million don't appear on Broadway. senting the hair from her late husband to sister-in-law Mary Ann almost always end up deciding in the new administration will back and topping $2 million. But "Part of the awe for me is Sawyer Schuyler is displayed, Tuesday at Sotheby's in New the company’s best interest to off from the VW prosecution. Sotheby's expects the feverish how casual so much of this is," York. It is part of a collection of letters penned by one of the share what information they “All administrations want to be interest in the megahit said Munoz, who with Korins America's Founding Fathers to be offered up for auction Jan. 18. have,” Uhlmann said. tough on crime, including corpo- "Hamilton" likely will drive giggled as they pored over one This lock and letter is are part of a trove of artifacts related to That appeared to be the per- rate crime,” he said. “I doubt the prices up. letter in which Hamilton writes ception among investors, who Trump administration will be any Alexander Hamilton, including love letters to his wife Eliza, with sent company shares up nearly 3 different.” The most valuable item of flirtatious words to his sister- an estimated worth starting at $1.4 million and topping $2 million. the auction, estimated at in-law, Angelica Church. percent in afternoon trading A draft of the VW settlement $300,000 to $500,000, is one People expect every word Wednesday in Frankfurt. with the government calls for the of Hamilton's "Pacificus" and letter of such manuscripts while, it's like, 'hey, how are texted my mom." Although VW’s communica- appointment of an independent essays probing a contentious to be lifted to historical dimen- you?' — you know, like my The letters belong to tions with lawyers may be monitor to oversee compliance issue — George Washington's sions, Munoz said, "mean- tweet to somebody, or I just Hamilton's descendants. exempt, emails between employ- and control measures for three ees and company executives years. The draft still must be should help prosecutors reach approved by Volkswagen’s boards as far up VW’s organizational and U.S. courts. chart as the scandal went, he The scandal was revealed in said. Prosecutors now have September 2015, when West three witnesses giving them Virginia University tested on- 2 new invasive mosquitoes found in Florida information and have arrested road diesel emissions. The EPA Oliver Schmidt, VW’s former issued a notice of violation, and MIAMI (AP) — Two more tropi- in the canals, drainage ditches a family of viruses that includes capable of transmitting head of U.S. environmental com- VW apologized and brought in cal disease-carrying mosquitoes and other waterways crisscross- the Everglades virus. Venezuelan equine encephalitis pliance who dealt with the EPA U.S. law firm Jones Day to inves- have been found on the U.S. ing Florida neighborhoods. The native Florida mosquito already live in the country. The and California Air Resources tigate. mainland for the first time, "'Hundreds' is substantial, par- Burkett-Cadena and Blosser most recent U.S. outbreak was in Board after the scandal was If finalized, a $4.3 billion set- caught in traps near Florida's ticularly when you get a hundred were hoping to trap also can the 1970s, infecting humans and uncovered. tlement would eclipse Toyota’s Everglades. from a single trap. This is not a infect humans with Everglades horses in Texas and Louisiana. The cooperation of witnesses $1.2 billion penalty over unin- The scientists involved say this single specimen that blew in from virus, but it rarely has the oppor- "It's pretty complex and pretty and the company should help tended acceleration problems as could raise the risk of mosquito- a storm — this is a reproducing tunity to do so because humans difficult for virus transmission to investigators determine if the well as General Motors’ $900 mil- borne viruses reaching people species," Burkett-Cadena said. rarely venture into its remote occur, which is a good thing," scandal went beyond VW’s engi- lion payment to resolve a deadly and birds, but health officials say About 15 invasive mosquitoes wetlands habitat. McAllister said. neers, Uhlmann said. But extra- ignition-switch scandal. it's too early to sound an alarm. now live in Florida, including nine The new Culex species in The new arrivals from Latin that have arrived in the last Florida lives closer to civilization, America and the Caribbean — decade. One, Aedes aegypti, is potentially increasing the risk of Culex panocossa and Aedeomyia blamed for spreading the Zika Everglades virus exposure, squamipennis — were trapped in virus, along with dengue fever Burkett-Cadena said. October in rural areas bordering and chikungunya. Aedeomyia squamipennis Everglades National Park by The new arrivals are another spreads bird malarias, including University of Florida Institute of sign that climate change, along the kinds that have devastated Food and Agricultural Sciences with increased tourism and global Hawaii's native bird populations. entomologist Nathan Burkett- trade, has made Florida more These parasites already are Cadena and Florida Medical hospitable to exotic species, found in Florida, but the intro- Entomology Laboratory Burkett-Cadena said. duction of a new carrier that researcher Erik Blosser. Health officials downplayed the feeds predominantly on birds Their research is being pub- immediate cause for concern, could be worrisome for struggling lished in the Journal of Medical saying more research was need- Florida birds, Burkett-Cadena Entomology and the journal Acta ed. said. Tropica. "We have seen in Florida some Gambineri said many factors In the traps, they discovered invasive mosquito species that can determine whether a dis- that native species were crowded have become significant and oth- ease-carrying invasive species out by thousands of Culex ers that have not," Florida becomes a significant concern, panocossa mosquitoes and hun- Department of Health spokes- such as its choice of host, its dreds of Aedeomyia squamipen- woman Mara Gambineri said in habitat, its tolerance of cooler nis mosquitoes. an email Tuesday. temperatures and competition Both species can be found on a One of roughly 200 mosquito from other species. few Caribbean islands as well as species worldwide known to Janet McAllister, a medical from Mexico into South America. transmit diseases to humans, entomologist with the U.S. They lay their eggs on water let- Culex panocossa can spread Centers for Disease Control and tuce — invasive weeds that float Venezuelan equine encephalitis, Prevention, said other species Thousands urged to flee ahead of flooding SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — River rose again under pounding Nevada. More showers were fore- Authorities urged thousands of rain. Officials red-tagged seven cast for Wednesday morning. people in Northern California to homes, ordering residents out, The storms are part of an evacuate homes as rivers swollen when a rain-soaked embank- "atmospheric river" weather phe- by four days of heavy rain threat- ment came crashing down. nomenon that draws precipita- ened to crest above flood level, Johna Peterson was one of few tion from the Pacific Ocean as far even as another day of showers residents who ventured out in west as Hawaii. Its impact can be was forecast for Wednesday. the remote Sonoma County town catastrophic. About 2,000 people in Wilton, of Monte Rio. Walking on the A blizzard warning was in a rural California community bridge across the Russian River, effect for parts of the Sierra near Sacramento, were asked to Peterson worried about what the Nevada, the first issued in the leave their homes Tuesday coming hours and days would past nine years, said Scott evening, as emergency crews and bring. McGuire, a forecaster for the officials worked to try to bolster a "I think it's going to go higher," National Weather Service based Cosumnes River levee in Peterson said. "There's nowhere in Reno, Nevada. Sacramento County. The river for this water to go." "This is definitely a dangerous, was projected to overflow its In nearby Forestville, Kathy life-threatening situation going banks Wednesday morning. Granados huddled with two on up there," he said. "People Sacramento County emer- other people under an awning at should not attempt to travel at gency services official Mary Jo the River Bend RV Park, watch- all." Flynn said water was expected to ing the downpour. Forecasters warned of up to 10 start spill over the levee, flooding "We're waiting it out," she said. feet of snow in the highest moun- low-lying roads and buildings "Yesterday the water dropped, tains, with up to 7 feet of snow with up to 1 foot of water. but it's going to get higher. We're around the resorts of Lake Flynn pointed out many of the just sitting here. We have no elec- Tahoe, high risk of avalanches, homes along the path of a possi- tricity, no heat." and wind gusts to 60 mph. The ble flood are built on berms or sit North of San Francisco, people Sierra ridge had gusts of more on relatively higher ground. were evacuated Tuesday evening than 100 mph. An evacuation center opened from businesses and homes in Many ski resorts shut down Tuesday evening in neighboring downtown San Anselmo after a Tuesday because of the storm. A Elk Grove but some residents rain-swollen creek broke its number of main roads in the said they plan to stay put. banks. The Corte Madera Creek Sierra were closed, including "We have no concerns," Lill was flowing 1 foot over flood Interstate 80, or required chains. Nichols, who with her husband stage, the Marin County Sheriff's Nearly 3 feet of new snow runs a horse farm near the river, Office said. already was reported Tuesday told the Sacramento Bee. "We Tuesday's storm was the latest morning at the top of the Mount have animals and can't evacuate of back-to-back systems — Rose ski resort between Reno anyway." buffered by a brief respite and Lake Tahoe. A series of Some 3,000 Sonoma County Monday — that have brought the storms already has added 33 bil- residents were under an evacua- heaviest rain in a decade to parts lion gallons of water to Lake tion advisory as the Russian of Northern California and Tahoe since Jan. 1. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017—17 WEDNESDAY

William Wright Lifestyles Editor

Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 LifestyLes [email protected] Weight loss and the shape of things to come

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor Weight loss and a healthier lifestyle are at the top of most people’s list for a great start to an exciting new year. According to the World Health Organization, it is estimated the number of overweight and obese people has more than doubled over the past 30 years, from 857 million in 1980 to more than 1.9 billion, 18 and over, in 2014. In Cleveland, young and old alike are taking fitness seriously, and making needed changes in their diet and exercise to improve their health. There are a wide variety of local health and well- ness programs to get a person in shape. These programs offer individual and group support that can be used with or without a personal trainer. Experts say exercising for 30 minutes every day burns calo- ries, decreases stress, improves sleep and builds muscle. The YMCA is the nation’s largest Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT provider of health and wellness MANY PEOPLE want to be able to work out anytime, when considering fitness center activities. programs. The Cleveland Family Above, Dennis Greene, left, and Lisa Bandy, posed with Ryan Strother, the owner and operator of the YMCA offers a wide range of Workout Anytime fitness center in Cleveland. The 24/7 workout schedule is a huge plus for the facility, group exercise classes. Whether according to Strother. It seems more and more people in Cleveland are taking their health seriously and it’s aerobics, cardiovascular developing an exercise routine. training, strength and resistance training or Yoga and Pilates, physical disorder, the only way to there’s something for all levels of lose weight is to reduce the num- fitness from beginner to ber of calories being eaten and to advanced. The classes are not increase the level of physical only a proven way to get in activity. Lasting weight loss can shape, but also a great way to only occur when there is self- Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT meet new people, according to motivation. The reason most TRAINERS Dominique Craigmiles and Tiffiny Guardia work at the Dominique Craigmiles and obese adolescents gain back Cleveland Family YMCA to help others get in shape and adopt a Tiffiny Guardia, two YMCA mem- their lost pounds is that they lifestyle of health and fitness. Craigmiles, who trains in functional bers who transformed them- tend to go back to their old strength training, has lost more than 250 pounds and Guardia, who selves through diet and exercise, habits of eating and exercising. teaches Zumba classes, has lost nearly 150 pounds. and are now staff members train- An obese adolescent must there- ing others. fore learn to eat and enjoy At one time Craigmiles healthy foods in moderate weighed as much as 440 pounds. amounts and to exercise regular- But in 2012, he decided to adjust ly to maintain a desired weight.” his eating habits, added cardio- With the alarming rise in Type vascular exercise and weightlift- 2 diabetes in children, experts ing to his daily workout and lost are encouraging youths to lose 213 pounds in 12 months. To weight by eating healthy and date, the Cleveland native has exercising. The National Institute lost more than 250 pounds and of Diabetes and Digestive and Banner photo, WILLIAM WRIGHT is now inspiring others to shed Kidney Disease estimates about BARBELL BLAST is a group exercise, strength training class with their weight. one-third of children and adoles- high energy, heart-pumping music while using a variety of functional Explaining his fitness modifi- cents ages 6 to 19 are considered equipment, including some barbell weightlifting, as seen above. The cation, he said, “Nutrition is to be overweight or obese. class is taught Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Senior fitness what keeps me fit more than According to the American and pickle ball are also health and wellness programs at the YMCA. anything. Working out keeps me Diabetes Association, “Even a mobile. Fitness, honestly, the small amount of weight loss can result — is physical. But the help prevent or delay diabetes.” program is free to members. “We truly appreciate and try to drive and the push is all mental.” The YMCA’s Diabetes Wellness Coaches at the Y are get to know our members as My motto is: ‘Faith is your guide. Prevention Program is a 12- available to discuss health and individuals. They’re not just a Fitness is your drive.’” month program that educates fitness goals. Whether you are number in a system. We also Guardia has also seen phe- interested in group exercise have on staff several nationally Contributed photo individuals on how to adopt CLEVELAND’S YMCA has a Functional Strength Training pro- nomenal changes in her mind, healthy eating and physical classes, functional strength certified personal trainers to help body and spirit. Since embarking activity habits that have been training, cardio machines, you reach both short and long- gram (FST) designed to promote movements that produce a more on her weight loss journey two proven to reduce the risk of strength training or aquatics, term goals. Our staff is friendly efficient and safe performance of daily and sports activities. FST years ago, Guardia has shed 142 developing Type 2 diabetes. It is they will help develop a fitness and knowledgeable and are includes biking, as seen above, running, swimming, Pilates, yoga pounds and is still losing weight specifically for people who are plan that best suits you and your always willing to give tours and and much more. due to her diet and exercise rou- overweight and have “pre-dia- schedule. Children ages 12 to 15 help with learning the state of tine at the Y. She also teaches betes” or are at risk for acquiring can enter the Fitness Center with the art equipment. All three David joked, “We come so we mended that you consult with Zumba at the Y. Type 2 diabetes. Open to mem- their parents. membership options allow mem- can keep eating! We learned diet your health care provider as an According to Membership bers and non-members. Others have found that being bers 24/7 access to our facility is 85 percent of the battle. It’s 85 important first step. Unhealthy Director Princess Snyder, One of their newer programs, able to work out anytime at a 24- and the cost is very budget percent eating right and 15 per- weight gain due to poor diet and Guardia is one of the favorite “Healthier You In 2,” is being hour fitness facility like Workout friendly!” cent is getting exercise. So we’re lack of exercise is responsible for kids’ coaches in the YMCA’s called “a ‘user friendly’ educa- Anytime is exactly what they Still others are drawn to a per- here just doing the 15 percent,” more than 300,000 deaths each Youth Activity Center. This area tional program for any health need to suit their busy lifestyle. sonal training studio like he said with a laugh. year. A combination of exercising is exclusively for boys and girls seeker who is wanting help Ryan Strother, owner and opera- Spectrum Health and Fitness in Ellen said, “I worked out here and eating right is considered the ages 6-12, and features kid-size developing motivation to lead a tor of Workout Anytime in Cleveland to reach their physical years and years ago. I’ve known only healthful way to succeed in workout equipment. Guardia healthier lifestyle.” The program Cleveland, said, “At Workout fitness goals. Gina Tolbert, Gina a long time. I’ve been over- lasting weight loss goals. and other coaches lead kids in is delivered in two one-hour ses- Anytime, we want to see you owner and personal trainer at weight most of my life. When I’m To accomplish this, it is sug- various games, classes and activ- sions on basic nutrition and the invest in yourself and reach your Spectrum said, “Doing some- happy I’m overweight. When I’m gested that you think about what ities that help to get and keep importance of physical activity. fitness goals in a friendly, clean, thing is better than nothing. worried I don’t eat. Well, I’ve been kind of exercise you’re likely to them fit. The goal is to help participants and safe environment. We oper- Even if it’s not five days a week — happy lately! I’ve lost weight with stick with — whether it be ten- According to the American establish healthy habits and a ate a fitness center that prides doing something — any kind of Gina before. Recently, David and nis, swimming, walking, cycling Academy of Child and Adolescent healthy lifestyle through nutri- itself on having a positive atmos- exercise is best.” I put on weight. We’ve been com- or something else — as long as Psychiatry, “In the absence of a tion and physical activity. The phere above all else. Married couple David and ing here for years. We have fun. you make it your regular routine. Ellen Smith said they enjoy Gina is patient and very good It’s also important to remember working out together at with people. We like the privacy that nothing tastes as good as Spectrum. The Cleveland couple of a personal trainer.” being healthy feels. So, if you said having a personal trainer Regardless of your age when haven’t already, make it your has been just what they needed you start, experts say everyone goal to lengthen your life and add to feel better and improve their can benefit from moderate phys- to your joy by eating healthier health. ical exercise. Still, it is recom- and getting more exercise.

Banner photos, WILLIAM WRIGHT PERSONAL TRAINERS are very popular for many people try- ing to get in shape. Left, Gina Tolbert, owner and personal trainer at Spectrum in Cleveland, said offering appointments gives many of her clients exactly what they want — one on one atten- tion without distractions. While many people find the support and social environment received during group exercise is what they need, others, like David and Ellen Smith, left and right, prefer the privacy of working out with an exclusive personal trainer to bring out their personal best. 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Bruschetta, 3 ways, for a satisfying main dish Wright Way By SARA MOULTON Associated Press There are few dishes more ele- mental and satisfying than bruschetta. A mainstay at many Italian restaurants, it’s an appe- Youths leaving the church? tizer comprising slices of grilled bread adorned with any number By WILLIAM WRIGHT es, it’s no longer “a matter of of toppings. Lifestyles Editor tweaking a few things. It’s a mat- I like to make bruschetta on ter of reinventing yourself, almost my stovetop grill at home during Why are so many young people revitalizing yourself, from ground the colder months. It’s a winning leaving mainline churches with zero.” accompaniment to just about no end to the trend in sight? Can religious institutions rein- any soup or stew and a reliable That’s the question being asked vent themselves to stop the favorite with the family. as a result of some surprising downward spiral of meeting Bruschetta is simple to make, reports from the Association of attendance by youths? Nearly but you need to work with high- Religious Data Archives and a 2,000 years ago, Jesus Christ quality ingredients if you want it 2016 Faith Communities Today provided the answer to drawing to turn out beautifully. Start with survey. people of all ages and nationali- a loaf of fresh and crusty rustic In his February 2016 online ties to a spiritual movement that bread. Then brush each slice of column titled “Ahead of the continues to thrive today. bread with your very best extra- Trend,” David Briggs wrote, “New Jesus spoke the truth and virgin olive oil. When the bread research suggests that not only is exposed religious hypocrisy comes off the grill, and while it’s there no end in sight, but there (John 4:24; 8:32; 14:6, Matthew still hot, rub one side of each are few signs of hope for revival 7:15-23). He shared a message of slice with a cut clove of garlic. in rapidly aging, shrinking love, enlightenment and inclu- Then top it off with a light sprin- groups such as the Episcopal sion for all those willing to listen, kling of sea salt. Church, the United Methodist learn and make changes to This recipe spells out three dif- Church and the Presbyterian please the true God (Matthew ferent toppings, all vaguely Church (U.S.A.) Consider these 11:28-29; 16:24-27, John 17:21- Mediterranean: a white bean AP photo findings from two of the largest 23). Many young people today salad with fresh fennel thickened THIS PHOTO shows salmon salad in a jar, left, next to the white bean salad and chopped greek salad surveys of U.S. congregations: experiment with drugs and sex or with mashed beans so that the on grilled bread in New York. This recipe spells out three different toppings, all vaguely Mediterranean: In just the last five years, the become members of a clique or a filling sticks to the bread; a white bean salad with fresh fennel thickened with mashed beans so that the filling sticks to the bread; percentage of mainline Protestant gang in an effort to belong and be smoked salmon rillettes — finely smoked salmon rillettes, finely-chopped salmon flavored with capers, lemon and fresh herbs and bound congregations where more than loved. They need to fill a void. chopped salmon flavored with with sour cream; and a chopped Greek salad. one-fifth are ages 18 to 35 has This void is best filled by par- capers, lemon and fresh herbs decreased dramatically. In 2010, ents and spiritually mature peo- and bound with sour cream; and In a bowl combine all the beans and pat them dry. In a In a medium bowl, combine all some 4.8 percent of mainline ple guiding children into a real a chopped Greek salad. Again, I ingredients and stir gently until medium bowl, mash the beans ingredients and stir gently until congregations reported having and meaningful relationship with recommend using your best just combined. Chill until ready using a potato masher, leaving just combined. Chill until ready that large a proportion of young God and His only-begotten son, extra-virgin olive oil for the to serve. about half in large pieces and the to serve. adults in the pews; by 2015, just Jesus Christ (John 17:3). Young dressings. Each topping yields Nutrition information per serv- rest mashed. Add the onion, fen- Nutrition information per serv- 1.3 percent reported that high a ones need to be helped to see God roughly two cups, which should ing: 214 calories; 61 calories nel, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, ing: 175 calories; 139 calories percentage, according to initial as real and interested in them be ample to top four large slices from fat; 7 g fat (2 g saturated; 0 oregano, hot pepper flakes, and from fat; 15 g fat (4 g saturated; findings from the 2015 Faith (1Peter 5:7). They need to be of grilled bread. g trans fats); 89 mg cholesterol; salt to taste and stir well. Chill 0 g trans fats); 17 mg cholesterol; Communities Today, or FACT, taught the importance of how to Bruschetta is nothing if not 195 mg sodium; 3 g carbohy- until ready to serve. 691 mg sodium; 6 g carbohy- survey. Sociologist David Roozen, pray and be heard by God (1John basic, meaning that just about drate; 0 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 36 g Nutrition information per serv- drate; 1 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 4 g a FACT study director, reported 5:14). This takes time, patience, any filling you’d ordinarily put protein. ing: 199 calories; 67 calories protein. the findings at the annual meet- sympathy and love from someone between two slices of bread will WHITE BEAN SALAD from fat; 7 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 BRUSCHETTA ing of the Religious Research who also has a close personal also work as a topping for Start to finish: 25 minutes g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; 73 Start to finish: 10 minutes Association.” relationship with God and Jesus bruschetta: egg salad, tuna Servings: 4 mg sodium; 25 g carbohydrate; 5 Servings: 4 Some statistics show 79 per- Christ. Do you? Why not ask salad, runny cheese, hummus, 1/3 cup minced red onion g fiber; 1 g sugar; 8 g protein. 12 slices ½-inch thick rustic cent of cradle Catholics are no your child if you can work on this grilled vegetables, you name it. One 15½-ounce can white CHOPPED GREEK SALAD bread longer Catholic by the age of 23 together? Make it an exciting —— beans Start to finish: 20 minutes Extra-virgin olive oil for brush- and only 30 percent of Americans family project. SALMON RILLETTES 1/3 cup finely diced fresh fen- Servings: 4 ing the bread who were raised Catholic are still Unless parents and teachers of Start to finish: 25 minutes nel or celery 1 cup coarsely chopped cherry 1 garlic clove, halved practicing. Roozen stated, “Just God’s Word reach the heart of Servings: 4 1 teaspoon minced garlic tomatoes Kosher salt how many of today’s struggling youths and help them feel 8 ounces smoked salmon, fine- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin 1/2 cup ¼-inch dice seedless Preheat a grill pan over high mainline churches will survive in engaged in their worship, young ly chopped olive oil cucumber heat. Brush both sides of the the next half-century will depend adults will continue to turn away ¼ cup sour cream or Greek 2 tablespoons fresh lemon ½ cup finely cubed or crum- bread slices with the oil. Add the on their ability to embrace from attending Christian meet- yogurt juice bled feta bread to the preheated grill, younger generations.” ings. They need to feel included, 2 tablespoons minced shallot 2 tablespoons finely chopped 1/3 cup coarsely chopped pit- reduce the heat to medium, and But younger generations are wanted and appreciated. We all 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh oregano ted Kalamata olives cook until bread is nicely becoming disillusioned with do. fresh chives, tarragon or dill or a ½ teaspoon hot pepper flakes ¼ cup chopped pepperoncini browned on both sides (about 1 organized religion. Many do not Some children may even aban- mix (optional) 2 tablespoons extra-virgin minute a side). see religion as progressive when don their faith but later come to 2 tablespoons well-drained Kosher salt olive oil Remove the bread from the it comes to social changes in race their senses. Never give up on capers, chopped In a bowl of ice and water, soak 2 tablespoons shredded fresh pan and, while it’s still hot, rub relations, gender equality, same- your children. Many youths can 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice the onion for 15 minutes, drain basil one side of each slice with a cut sex relationships, abortion and attest to the truthfulness of 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard and pat dry Kosher salt and black pepper clove of garlic, then sprinkle it scientific findings. Many feel that Proverbs 22:6: “Train up a child Black pepper to taste Drain and rinse the white to taste very lightly with kosher salt. religion puts too much emphasis in the way he should go: and on money while religious leaders when he is old, he will not depart — unlike their flocks — enjoy from it.” — King James Version. extravagant lifestyles. Also, sex Do all you can to reach out to A parade of pinks on the Golden Globes red carpet scandals involving religious lead- your children and make them feel ers and religiously sanctioned a part of God’s diversified family. By LEANNE ITALIE “Jackie” queen Natalie Portman, violence have youths more willing Remember, each one is trying to Associated Press baby bump draped in a three- to speak out against religious find their way, their place in life, quarter sleeve dress from Prada hypocrisy. The pinks had it Sunday on with vintage Tiffany jewelry. Her and each one of them is as the Golden Globes red carpet, Sociologist Scott Thumma of important to God as each one of matronly look had a high waist the Hartford Institute of Religion from Ryan Michelle Bathe on the and her loose hair was back- us (Luke 15:3-7). Always make arm of hubby Sterling K. Brown Research said for many church- them feel that important to you. swept, worthy of her 1960s to a stunning Lily Collins in character. princessy Zuhair Murad, hair up Emily Ratajkowski was in a in a loose, dramatic bun. whole different kind of yellow, a You can use your treadmill for Collins’ couture gown was a sexy loose gown with slits at the light shade with a floral design. leg and neck. Kerry Washington more than a boring walk She went with her first choice to was golden in Dolce & Gabbana MIAMI (AP) — Just because it’s run. Here are two options: go with Harry Winston jewels. couture with floral embellish- too cold for your normal three- Perform 12 to 15 repetitions of “I love this color. It’s fun, it’s ment and a touch of crusted sil- mile outdoor run doesn’t mean dumbbell squats followed by 12- fresh, it’s great,” Collins told E! ver jewels. Viola Davis went one- the treadmill has to be a monoto- 15 reps on each leg of one-legged Entertainment from Los shoulder in shimmering dande- nous exercise in staring at a lunges with your back foot resting Angeles. lion yellow. blank wall. on the treadmill. Follow it with a Bathe shimmered in pink next Mandy Moore, who plays wife Los Angeles-based trainers 30-second run at 10 mph. Repeat to her man, who was dressed in to Ventimiglia’s Jack on NBC’s Jeanette Jenkins and Massy Arias three times. a blue tuxedo as was his “This is “This is Us,” brought the drama offer the following tips for getting Perform eight to 10 wide Us” dad, played by Milo with a caped gown with a plung- out of the treadmill rut. Vary the pushups with feet on the back of Ventimiglia. Dad wore Ralph ing black neckline by Naeem speed and incline, add arm the treadmill followed by planks Lauren. Khan. Also in low-cut, old weights and use the treadmill or tricep dips using the treadmill Angela Bassett, accompanied Hollywood black: Kristen Bell. when it’s not running for circuit handle bars or modify it using the by husband Courtney B. Vance, Ruth Negga, short hair slicked training moves. back of the treadmill. Follow it went for a deeper, reddish shade back, was up for a statue and —- with a one-minute run at six mph of pink in an off-the-shoulder sort of resembled one in a shim- Massy Arias has more than 2 with a 2.0 incline. Repeat three look, while Karrueche Tran mery silver short-sleeve number million Instagram followers, offer- times. popped in a neon pink Dolce & that hugged her like a body ing up various moves and inspira- —— Gabbana strapless gown that glove, from Louis Vuitton. One tional messages on how working Founder of The Hollywood threatened to swallow her whole, observer said emergency blanket out has helped heal her depres- Trainer Club with clients like Pink tight top knot and all. (like the one in your car trunk) sion. And even though she’s near- and Alicia Keys, Jeanette Jenkins Doing frothy, FROTHY pink came to mind. ly eight months pregnant, she’s loves to mix up her treadmill rou- was presenter Carrie Watery slick hair — short, still doing some seriously hard- tines with various speeds, inclines Underwood. It was full-on in the loose and in tight ponytails — core workouts. and weights. She has more than a sticky-outy floral embellishment was abundant, including on “Treadmills don’t have to be dozen workout DVDs, including department on the front, split in Millie Bobby Brown. boring and don’t need to keep you “Sexy Abs” with singer Kelly middle with cutouts at the waist Velvet, a persistent trend on and barely a back. stagnant. If you are creative, you Rowland. runways and red carpets, repre- AP photo can turn your steady cardio run “Changing up your pace, speed, Presenter Felicity Jones was in sented on Chrissy Metz, another RYAN GOSLING, left, and Emma Stone pose in the press room into effective workouts that can incline and exercises every two to busy, busy pink, courtesy of sibling on “This is Us.” She wore Gucci. It came with a not-so- with the award for best performance by an actor and actress in a push even the most advanced five minutes keeps the workout it in deep purple, belted in silver motion picture — musical or comedy for “La La Land” at the 74th athletes.” interesting so the time flies and good-together shade of nude, in at the waist. fact, with black ruffles at the neck Like Negga, Amy Adams went annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday SPEED TRAINING before you know it you will have in Beverly Hills, Calif. Sprinting can be one of the best completed a total body kick butt and a black bow at the waist. for metallic in a Tom Ford exercises for building muscle and workout.” Zoe Saldana also wore Gucci sequined gown in inky black and decreasing body fat. Try sprinting Jenkins suggests the following pink paired with scarlet in silk blood red. It was strapless, designer. “He’s such a brilliant just: “I want to make sure that for one-minute intervals at a 45- to 60-minute workout: chiffon. It had an asymmetrical severely cut across her chest, writer and director.” young girls know they’re not a speed between 10 and 12 mph. 1. Jog at a speed between six tiered ruffled skirt and blush showing off her fair skin and Evan Rachel Wood, in an ode requirement.” Use a two-minute jog at four mph and eight mph or at a comfortable satin bow. Emma Stone wore loose red hair. to David Bowie and others, Octavia Spencer agreed, walk- to recover. Repeat eight times. warm-up pace for one mile Valentino in pale pink with a sil- “I’m really thrilled because I decided on a sharply tailored ing the red carpet in a classically TREADMILL PUSH-OFFS 2. Walk uphill at a 10.0 incline ver star design. got to do ‘Nocturnal Animals’ custom tux by Altuzarra. She cut blue tux designed by a The treadmill doesn’t have to be for two minutes then add dumb- Those in yellow were led by with him,” she said of the has nothing against gowns. It’s friend. running in order to be effective. bell exercises using three- to five- Incorporate treadmill push-offs by pound weights. As you walk, do holding onto the treadmill heart 25 repetitions of each: shoulder beat sensors and pushing off the press, tricep kickbacks and Mars buying pet health care company VCA in $7.7B deal belt as fast as you can for 60 sec- upright rows onds. It is extremely challenging 3. Pause treadmill, step off and NEW YORK (AP) — Mars is Angeles company’s Friday clos- ing bell. company that owns the Wrigley and works the legs and glutes. do 25 pushups buying the pet health care com- ing price of $70.77. VCA has nearly 800 animal brand, and it also has a pet care CIRCUIT TRAIN 4. Get back on the treadmill pany VCA in a deal valued at The companies said Monday hospitals and 60 diagnostic lab- division. VCA will operate as a Grab a mat and some moder- and sprint for 30-45 seconds at a around $7.7 billion. that the deal also includes $1.4 oratories in the U.S. and separate unit of Mars’ pet care ate- to high-resistance dumbbells. speed of 10 to 12 mph or your Mars will pay $93 for each billion in debt. Canada. business. Pair two strength exercises with best pace. Recover for 30-60 sec- share of VCA Inc. That’s a 31 VCA’s stock is surging more Mars Inc., based in McLean, The deal still needs approval sprint intervals or a simple fast onds. Repeat five times. percent premium to the Los than 28 percent before the open- Virginia, is the food and drinks from VCA shareholders. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017— 19 An evening with the artist Portrait artist to be presented at Townsend Atelier

CHATTANOOGA — Townsend Atelier announces visiting instructor Seth Haverkamp will conduct a portrait-painting demonstration at the southside studio and school on Friday, from 6:70 to 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Building, 301 East 11th St., Chattanooga. Light refreshments will be available. The artist demo and talk will be open to the public, free of charge. Artists, art lovers and students are encouraged to attend. Haverkamp will be paint- ing from a live model while answering questions from the audience and talking about his painting process. This is his third visit to Chattanooga to teach at Townsend Atelier. Haverkamp is an award-win- Contributed photos AP photo ning, contemporary, figurative seth hAveRkAmP will conduct a portrait-paint- this imAge provided by Harper's Bazaar shows the first cover of painter who has been drawing as ing demonstration at Townsend Atelier Friday. the magazine dated Nov. 2, 1867. Madonna is one of 150 women long as he can remember. He These two portraits represent his award-winning chosen by editors of the Hearst magazine's 32 editions worldwide as graduated with a bachelor in fine work. At right is his portrait, “Blue Eyes.” the most fashionable women around the globe. The magazine's first- arts from Carson-Newman ever such list comes in celebration of its 150th anniversary. College after a year each at the commissioned portraits, but says show. finalist and also received an Cleveland Institute of Art and his chief subject and love is his Also in 2011, he was a finalist award from the 2013 ARC inter- Memphis College of Art. In 2005, wife and children. He said they in the Art Renewal Centers national painting competition, in he studied with internationally always take him to new heights of International Competition. the portraits category. Harper’s Bazaar marks 150th year known artist Nelson Shanks at creativity and beauty. It was a Recently, Haverkamp won Haverkamp is represented by Studio lncamminati. portrait of his daughter Echo that “People’s Choice Award” in the Haynes Gallery in Nashville and with listing of fashionable women Upon leaving lncamminati, he earned him Best in Show in the 2013 Portrait Society of Thomaston, Maine, and Rutledge NEW YORK (AP) — Madonna, Zendaya, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, moved to Northern Virginia, 2008 Portrait Society of America’s America’s International Portrait Street Gallery in Camden, South Emma Stone, Willow Smith and Adele, Gwen Stefani, Riley where he had a number of one- International Portrait competi- Competition for a painting of his Carolina. first lady Michelle Obama are Keough, Lupita Nyong’o, Amal man shows and studied with tion. daughter Essie as well as “Top For more information about among 150 women chosen by edi- Clooney, Gia Coppola, Cindy renowned artist Robert Liberace. Other honors include a certifi- Honors” in the same competition Townsend Atelier, visit website: tors of Harper’s Bazaar as the Sherman, Roopal Patel and Olivia Haverkamp has done many cate of excellence in the 2011 in 2013 and 2014. He was a www.townsendatelier.com. world’s most fashionable. Palermo. The magazine’s first-ever such Editors of the Hearst magazine list comes in celebration of its around the world — it has 32 edi- 150th anniversary, Editor-in- tions worldwide — voted for their A Night to Remember celebrates 30 years Chief Glenda Bailey said Monday. favorites. Madonna was chosen as cover girl “Our lists were more or less the A Night to Remember is honored to be cele- Hall of Fame inductees for their hit “People for the group in the February same,” Bailey said in an interview. brating its 30th anniversary on April 8 with a Get Ready” and winners of the Rhythm and issue. “These women are renowned for night of entertainment planned. To mark this Blues Foundation’s Pioneer Award. The list, released Tuesday, is style around the world. And they historic occasion A Night to Remember will Sam Gooden, founding member of the comprised of Hollywood A-listers, all have such very different styles. honorChattanooga’s own The Impressions as group and Fred Cash who joined the group in music elite, fashion designers, This is in praise of the individual.” this will be their final show in Chattanooga. 1960 are both natives of Chattanooga. celebrity stylists, Instagram It The magazine plans a cocktail The organization wants to recognize their Jermaine Purifory of Cleveland will join them ladies and other mavens. party to celebrate that fact and its major accomplishments in music history on stage that night. Star power definitely prevails: listees the weekend of the Screen such as being inducted into the Rock and Levert is one of the founders and lead Rihanna, the former Kate Actors Guild Awards ceremony Roll Hall of Fame. The night wouldn’t be com- singers of the legendary R&B group, The Contributed photo Middleton, Liu Wen, Kristen Jan. 29. A series of other events to plete without bringing back one of the favorite O’Jays. With a career that spans over 50 A Night to RemembeR will be honor- Stewart, Naomi Campbell, mark its 150th year are planned. performers from previous galas, Grammy years, Eddie Levert has done and seen ing Chattanooga’s own The Impressions as Miranda Kerr, Kendall Jenner and ——— Nominated R & B singer Eddie Levert. enough to write many books, one of which this will be their final show in Chattanooga. big sister Kim Kardashian West, Online: The show begins at 8 p.m. April 8 at the him and his late son Gerald have already Kaia Gerber and her mother, www.harpersbazaar.com/most Chattanooga Convention Center. Tickets go completed (“I Got Your Back” pub. 2008). He the youth and meeting with many different Cindy Crawford, Beyonce, fashionable on sale Jan. 25 at the Bessie Smith Cultural has received numerous awards and honors individuals and organizations that are Center, Mary’s Lounge and online at over the years including being nominated four involved with the youth of Chattanooga and www.anighttoremember.org. Ticket prices times for a Grammy Award, nominated four our surrounding area. We have been gather- ‘Grown and Bred in East Tennessee’ exhibit range from $35 to $100. Corporate sponsor- times for an American Music Award, inducted ing information from the school system; cul- ships are available by contacting 423-463- to the 2005 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and tural centers, non-profit organizations and to open Friday, 10 a.m., at the Museum Center 0687. A Night to Remember is a much-antici- received the 2009 Black Entertainment community leaders to see how best A Night to The Museum Center at Five were and continue to be grown pated annual event whose mission is to raise Television Lifetime Achievement Award. Remember can make a difference. In doing so Points will display agricultural and bred in this region. funds to help support urban youth organiza- In 29 years, A Night to Remember has we have determined that there is a need for artifacts pertaining to our Ocoee Join us to discover more about tions in Chattanooga. raised more than $4 million through its assistance with ninth-grade literacy in Region in “Grown and Bred in our local agriculture, how food The Impressions were inductees into both annual gala. The board of directors of A Night Hamilton County, a need for increased fund- East Tennessee,” an exhibit was produced before the 21st the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Vocal to Remember has recently been evaluating ing for STEM programs, as well as funding for about Tennessee agriculture and century and today. This exhibit Group Hall of Fame. They are 1998 Grammy the needs of our community as it relates to arts and cultural programs for the youth. farming in our region. will be on view from Jan. 13 The exhibit will take a look at through May 27. Tennessee agriculture and farm- A members-only opening ing and how agricultural products reception will be on Thursday. BANNER BABIES

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AP Photo/Paul Sancya AP Photo/Paul Sancya The 2018 gMC Terrain debuts at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Sunday. The vOlkSwAgen Tiguan is unveiled before the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Sunday. Wheels to Watch: BMW 5 Series, Kia sports car, Mercedes GLA DETROIT (AP) — From hot- sion of the Q8 SUV hybrid, 2017. Pricing hasn’t been selling SUVs of all sizes to the a which it says will roll out in announced. redesign for the Toyota Camry, 2018. Audi officials said it will GMC TERRAIN, the top-selling car in the U.S., open a new segment for the CHEVROLET TRAVERSE the 2017 North American brand. General Motors went small International Auto Show has a The Q8 is sleek, features a when it started revamping its diverse lineup of new vehicles. downward sloping front end and aging midsize people-hauling The show opens to the public has as sporty yet elegant look. SUVs last year with the GMC on Saturday, and automakers The concept was created under Acadia. But it going bigger with gave the media a sneak peek at Audi Chief Designer Marc the e Acadia sibling, the Chevy their newest cars and trucks on Lichte’s direction. His descrip- Traverse. The company says Sunday and Monday. Here are tion of the vehicle also can be Chevrolet buyers want more some of the buzz-worthy new applied to an Olympic athlete or space, so the Traverse will seat cars and trucks at the show: world-class race horse. “ ... the up to eight and have more cargo waistline is very lean and the room. It comes standard with a BMW 5-SERIES muscles extremely powerfully new 3.6-liter V6 engine and BMW boasts luxury and defined,” Lichte said in an inter- nine-speed automatic transmis- power in its 2017 BMW 5 Series. view in Audi’s technology maga- sion. A 2-liter turbo four is The cars’ advanced personal zine. available. driver connectivity features an There also a new GMC Terrain optional gesture control, latest MERCEDES GLA small SUV with sleeker looks The 2018 model year will kick and smaller engines including generation head-up display and AP Photo/Tony Ding remote 3D viewing. The 5-series off the redesigned Mercedes- 1.5-liter and 2-liter tur- A newly unveileD Kia Stinger sports sedan is on display at the North American International Auto also has remote control parking Benz GLA compact SUV. bocharged four cylinders with Show, Monday in Detroit. and advanced driver assistance Mercedes says the GLA will offer nine-speed transmissions. systems. The BMW 540i xDrive LED high-performance head- There’s also a diesel option. goes from 0 to 60 mph in 4.7 lamps characterized by a color seconds. The M550i xDrive runs temperature similar to daylight, VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN on an 8-cylinder gasoline engine and new seat covers and trim Volkswagen stretches out its and produces 456 horsepower. parts as well as chromed control Tiguan SUV by 11 inches to There is also a 530e panels in the interior. meet American demand for more iPerformance plug-in hybrid. It also features a 360-degree space. The 2018 Tiguan also BMW says the vehicles are camera that records the direct has more cargo space, sliding expected to begin arriving in surroundings of the SUV. The second-row seats and an option- showrooms next month. GLA also offers autonomous al third row. braking and is standard- New safety options include LEXUS LS equipped with an “attention automatic emergency braking Lexus introduced its LS flag- assist” features that can detect with pedestrian detection and a ship at the Detroit auto show in typical signs of drowsy behavior. lane departure warning system. 1989. On Monday, it unveiled Under the hood is an updated the latest version. The 2018 LS KIA STINGER 2.0-liter turbrocharged four- is longer, lower and wider than Kia Motors heads into new cylinder engine that makes 184 its predecessor. It also weighs territory with the Stinger sports horsepower. 200 pounds less, thanks to sedan. Designed in Germany The bigger Tiguan goes on greater use of lightweight mate- and based on Kia 2011 GT con- sale in the U.S. this summer. rials. Under the hood is a new, cept, the Stinger has the elegant Europe will offer both short and 415-horsepower turbocharged looks of a European fastback. long versions. V6. Other new features include Engines are still in develop- a system that will automatically ment, but Kia says a tur- TOYOTA CAMRY AP Photo/Tony Ding brake and steer away from bocharged 2.0-liter four-cylin- Toyota unveiled the eighth- The new hOnDA Odyssey minivan is unveiled at the North American International Auto Show, obstacles and seats that provide der will produce 255 horsepow- generation Camry at the Detroit Monday in Detroit. passengers with Shiatsu mas- er; an optional 3.3-liter V6 auto show Monday, at a time sages. The LS goes on sale at the pushes that up to 365 horse- when car buyers in the U.S. are end of 2017. power. flocking to SUVs. The 2018 HONDA ODYSSEY Odyssey its first extensive allows the driver and front pas- Kia is targeting a 0-to-62 mph Camry has a more rounded The minivan segment has got- makeover since 2011, adding senger to monitor backseat pas- AUDI CONCEPT SUV speed in 5.1 seconds. The look, new engines and transmis- ten smaller, but is still hotly high-tech innovations such as sengers via display audio Audi unveiled a concept ver- Stinger goes on sale in late sions with sportier handling. contested. Honda is giving the an intercom and a system that screen. As Toyota Camry gets Deer caught in headlights redesigned, reign as top at dealership U.S. car is in jeopardy ROSWELL, Ga. (AP) — A deer came barreling through the show- DETROIT (AP) — America’s that the company calls “beauti- room of an Atlanta area car deal- favorite car is under attack. ful and futuristic.” Toyota ership after jumping through an The Toyota Camry has been describes the new interior as open window. the nation’s top-selling vehicle cockpit-like. Local news outlets report the for 15 years, if you exclude pick- The revamped Camry gets two surprise visitor startled employ- up trucks. Now it’s in danger of all-new engines, a 3.5-liter V6 ees at Nalley Lexus in Roswell. losing its crown, a potential vic- and a 2.5-liter four, both paired The dealership posted a video tim of the SUV craze. And even a with a new eight-speed automat- Monday on Facebook that shows much-anticipated revamp ic transmission. There’s also a the deer slipping and sliding on unveiled Monday at the Detroit gas-electric hybrid version. the showroom floor before run- auto show may not be enough to All 2018 Camrys come stan- ning into the garage area and out keep the competition at bay. dard with a suite of safety sys- one of the doors. Toyota’s own RAV4 small SUV tems that includes automatic No one was injured. and Honda’s CR-V have racked emergency braking. Nalley Lexus employees joked up impressive sales gains as Horsepower, gas mileage and that while the deer made it out buyers shift away from passen- price weren’t released. The new safely, the animal still hasn’t ger cars toward the higher-sit- Kentucky-built Camry will be AP Photo/Carlos Osorio returned their follow up sales ting and more versatile SUVs. available late in the summer. The 2018 TOyOTA Camry is presented at the North American International Auto show, Monday in calls. The CR-V, for instance, outsold Dealers have been promised Detroit. the Camry an uncharacteristic game-changing updates before, Cash trail leads to five months last year. such as with the 2013 model Camry with appearances by will help, but Libby sees no sign to 352,000, while Honda’s CR-V arrest in $110,000 The Camry, last reworked four year. But Toyota executives con- drivers Kyle Busch and Denny of the trend away from cars posted a 3 percent gain to just N.Y. bank robbery years ago, has made a living by ceded they didn’t want too much Hamlin. changing. “That’s all they can over 357,000. If Camry sales being a solidly reliable if dull change, fearing that they’d alien- But the crisper handling and do,” he says of Toyota, adding this year fall by the same ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — ride for people who simply want ate loyal Camry buyers. sportier looks may not help the that the company must be pre- amount as 2016, and the CR-V Authorities say they’ve made an to get from place to place. It’s not Toyota North American CEO Camry much in the face of a pared should the market shift and RAV4 grow even slightly, arrest in a six-figure bank robbery much fun to drive, and in the Jim Lentz said the last genera- seismic consumer shift to SUVs. back, perhaps if gas prices shoot both will pass the Camry. in New York, thanks in part to the past some analysts compared its tion Camry was on older under- Five years ago, midsize cars higher. Michael Kranjec, sales manag- trail of cash the suspect left behind. looks to an appliance. Although pinnings and there was little the made up 15.8 percent of U.S. The midsize car market is still er at Adams Toyota in Lee’s Federal prosecutors say Joseph styling has improved, it’s still company could do to improve its auto sales, says Tom Libby, an huge, Libby says. Although sales Summit, Missouri, near Kansas Peeples III has been charged with square-looking when compared ride and handling. But the 2018 industry analyst with IHS fell more than 8 percent last City, says that in the past, robbing a Chase Bank branch in to competitors such as the version has an all-new architec- Markit. This year the market year, Americans still bought over Toyota has discounted the Rochester on Jan. 5. Honda Accord or Chevrolet ture and is longer, wider and share fell more than three per- 3.2 million of them. Toyota sold Camry to keep it No. 1. But with Officials say he walked out with Malibu. more rigid than the old one. “The centage points to 12.5. During more than 400,000 Camrys the market shift, he doubts that nearly $110,000. They say Peeples Toyota says it increased the ability to now have a true driving the same five years, small SUVs annually from 2012 to 2015, but will be enough in the future. then took a cab to a bus station, distance between the wheels on enjoyment type car is there,” rose from 12.7 percent of U.S. sales dropped 9.5 percent to Still, he hopes Toyota will set leaving nearly $10,000 in a jacket the new version by 2 inches and Lentz said. “It’s for real. Trust sales to 18.7 percent, Libby says. about 389,000 last year, accord- the Camry apart from competi- he left in the taxi and dumping lowered the hood and roof me.” A Camry with nicer styling, ing to Ward’s Automotive. By tors, which he says all look $43,000 in the garbage in the bus height. The result is a lower cen- Toyota also showed off a new improved engines and reduced comparison sales of the RAV4 alike. “I’m hoping it’s waking up station restroom where he changed ter of gravity and a wider look version of its NASCAR racing weight for better fuel economy rose almost 12 percent in 2016 some of the designers,” he said. clothes. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017—21 Counting croutons: Restaurants tally items for calorie rules NEW YORK (AP) — How might require restaurant chains to Q: How should the calorie than traditional slices. Can the with the upper end including the sizes and corresponding calorie a bread basket for the table be divulge calorie counts. But the counts be determined? chain provide an average calorie most caloric options (yes, counts would have to be listed counted under America’s new federal regulation, set to take A: The FDA says food sellers count, even though the pieces including the croutons). near the food, such as on the calorie posting rules? What effect in May for eateries with 20 need to use a “reasonable basis are different sizes? But even as they comply with sneeze guard glass or on a sign. about seasonal items, croutons or more locations, would make for determining the calorie infor- A: Initially, the FDA told a the regulations, some restau- Q: What happens at self-serve for salads, or pizza that’s cut into the information more widely mation.” Lab analysis is one Chicago-based pizza chain it rant operators question how drink stations? squares? available. What’s more, it option, but businesses could would need to declare calories useful a wide span would be. A: The calorie counts don’t Restaurant and grocery chains requires supermarket and con- also get the information from for the entire pizza, if the pieces “The value is kind of lost to have to be right on the drink noz- scrambling to post calorie counts venience store chains to start databases, cookbooks, recipes, weren’t uniform. But Marla the consumer, if you’re telling zles, but should be visible by dis- on their menus by spring have posting calories for their pre- manufacturers, nutrition labels, Topliff, president of Rosati’s the consumer the range could be penser. What’s listed should be peppered the Food and Drug pared foods. or a combination of those Pizza, said the agency subse- 400 to 1,200 calories,” Annica for filled cups, without ice. The Administration with queries that Whether President-elect options. quently agreed to allow the Kreider, a representative for idea is to disclose the maximize offer a window — often complex, Donald Trump and the new Q: What about that bread chain to post calories for an Mellow Mushroom, an Atlanta- number of calories people might occasionally comic — into the Congress try to make any basket? Or seasonal menus? average piece in a party-cut pie. based pizza chain, said in a guzzle. ingredient riddles they are trying changes to the regulation — A: Calorie counts aren’t Topliff said having to list calo- phone interview. For fountain drinks filled to solve. passed as part of the health care required for items that are on ries for an entire pie would be She was among those who behind the counter, restaurants One example: If a pizza chain overhaul — isn’t yet known. The menus for less than 60 days a unfair to party-cut pies, if tradi- emailed with the FDA. can list the calorie count for a gets pepperoni from multiple restaurant industry association year. And in general, restau- tionally cut pies were listed per Q: For grocery stores, how cup with ice — as long as the suppliers, which calorie count favors a national standard over a rants don’t have to cite the calo- slice. should serving sizes be deter- restaurant always puts a stan- should be used? The FDA’s patchwork of local laws, though ries for items that aren’t listed “You could see where they mined at hot food bars where dard amount of ice in the cups. advice: Whichever is fattiest. grocery and convenience store on menus. So a basket of dinner would be a disadvantage,” she people serve themselves? Q: Do calorie counts need to be “You would not be penalized groups are hoping for a delay in rolls or the chips and salsa said. A: The FDA said utensils such listed on coupons? “The issue of for over-declaring calories versus enforcement and more flexibility placed on a table as a courtesy Q: How should calories be list- as ladles that can scoop a consis- coupons has been a source of under-declaring,” the agency in how they can disclose the would also be exempt, as would ed for customizable dishes? For tent amount each time can be some confusion and uncertain- responded last March, according calorie counts. any “secret menu” items that instance, a fast-food salad that considered a serving size. With ty,” a regulatory lawyer wrote. to the correspondence obtained For now, the topics addressed have become trendy at places can come with grilled or fried utensils such as tongs, the serv- A: Nope. Coupons are general- through a public records by the FDA help illustrate what such as Starbucks. chicken, a packet of croutons ing size has to be by weight or a ly considered marketing materi- request. diners can expect to see on their Q: A circular pizza is divided and various dressing options. common household measure, als that do not require calorie Some cities and states already menus. into a “party-cut” grid, rather A: Giving a range could be OK, such as a half cup. Those serving information. Medical fraud threatens driving licenses of some 6,600 truckers ATLANTA (AP) — Medical cer- “Drivers that fail to obtain them. tificates given to truckers medical requalification within The probe began when feder- nationwide by a chiropractor the 30-day time period will be al investigators learned that operating out of an Atlanta medically disqualified from Lefteris was conducting an truck stop will soon be revoked, operating a commercial motor average of 360 medical exams federal authorities said. vehicle in interstate com- per month, when other medical Prosecutors say Anthony merce,” said Duane DeBruyne, professionals typically did 13 or Lefteris was authorized to per- a spokesman with the Federal 14, prosecutors said in court form the exams, which are Motor Carrier Safety records. meant to ensure that truck Administration. Those numbers aroused sus- drivers operate safely on the Two lawyers listed in court picions, which led to the inves- nation’s highways. But they say records as attorneys for Lefteris tigation and charges, prosecu- he skipped required tests such did not immediately return tors said. as vision and hearing, and fal- email and phone messages on sified records. Monday. Now, the Federal Motor On Dec. 28, Lefteris pleaded Carrier Safety Administration not guilty to all eight counts of says it will revoke all the med- an indictment accusing him of ical certificates signed by making fraudulent entries on Lefteris during the past two the certificates, court records years, and truckers who state. Katharina Kapetanopoulos/Max Planck institute for ornithology via aP received their exams from him Prosecutors built their case in this iMage provided by Katharina Kapetanopoulos via the Max Planck Institute for will have to obtain new ones in by sending undercover officers Ornithology, two male pectoral sandpipersare in a competitive, territorial display flight in order to maintain their to Lefteris’ office in the Petro Barrow, Alaska, in June 2012. Commercial Driver Licenses. Atlanta truck stop near More than 6,600 truck divers Interstate 285, court records from 48 states are affected, show. It’s among several large Long-Distance BirD caLL: though most are based in truck stops which have had Georgia, authorities said. Once doctors available to do the they’re notified by mail, they’ll exams for truck drivers and Sex-crazed pipers travel for tail have 30 days to get re-certified. sign the required paperwork for

WASHINGTON (AP) — You tend to be sex crazy during 110 miles (178 kilometers) fly more than 100 miles for this time because females are between mating attempts. In love. You get rejected. You fly only fertile for a few weeks. a breeding season, the males another 100 miles. Another They flit all over the place, log on average about 1,900 rejection. And another. trying hard to seal the deal miles (3,060 kilometers), a bit That’s the high-flying but with loud throaty hoots as farther than flying from Los futile sex life of the male pec- many times as possible. The Angeles to Chicago. toral sandpiper looking for problem for them is that the Sandpipers can fly 40 love in northernmost Alaska, females only mate once or hours non-stop around 37 according to a new study. twice a season. mph (60 kph), but these long Some males are more per- “Copulations are incredibly trips often end up in rejec- sistent than others. rare,” Kempenaers said. “The tions. Those that successfully Researchers tracked one des- males need to try and try and mate don’t have a role in rais- perate small shorebird that keep at it.” ing the offspring, Kempenaers logged more than 8,100 miles Researchers tracked the said. (13,045 kilometers) in two activity of 100 male birds George Divoky, a biologist dozen different hook-up during a breeding season. It is at the scientific group Friends attempts over a frenetic four “the most extreme example” of Cooper Island that moni- weeks. of promiscuity in animals tors the changing Alaskan “They’re definitely trying seen yet, said Kempenaers, Arctic, said in general Arctic hard to flirt and court,” said who led the study published shorebirds are shrinking in biologist Bart Kempenaers of Monday in the journal Nature population. the Max Planck Institute for . He called the study on this Ornithology in Germany . The males mostly forgo species of bird impressive, “They are not particularly sleep as they embark on non- adding that it “will make me successful most of them. stop flights in search of a think differently about every Failed Don Juans mostly.” mate, getting by on snatches pectoral sandpiper I see dur- Sandpipers migrate from of shut-eye lasting several ing the summer.” South America to breeding seconds at a time, —- grounds in the Arctic tundra Kempenaers said. Nature: http://www. in the summer. The males The average bird flies about nature.com/nature

Kids tie scarves, sweaters, fleeces up help those in need GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) — A group may not be evident to most peo- items outside the library. The tags of children from Harvestfield ple, but the need is real. Michael then were added to invite those in Church braved the cold Dec. 15 Bennett, head of security for city need to help themselves. so they could help those in the of Gadsden properties, watched This year, it took some time for Gadsden area who have few Thursday as children and parents it to get cold enough for the hat, options for escaping it. put out the gloves and scarves. He glove and scarf ministry to be They tied scarves, sweaters and wondered if they considered put- needed. While temperatures con- fleeces around trees, light poles ting items somewhere in the tinued to fluctuate, Gadsden has and benches at the Gadsden Noccalula Falls area, or at seen some bitter, cold and windy Public Library, and lined tops of Moragne Park or the city days, and more are coming. fence posts with toboggans. All Riverwalk. Kruse and other church volun- were tagged with a card explain- “We have people sometimes try- teers already have placed scarves ing the items were not lost; they ing to sneak into the falls park,” and gloves out in the downtown were there to help anyone who Bennett said, looking for shelter area, at the park across the street might need their protection at night. “Anywhere there are from the library and at the against the cold, organizer Cathy public bathrooms, we’ll find peo- Alabama City branch of the GPL. Kruse said. ple inside. She said she knows that people Harvestfield Pastor Eric Reaves “We’re supposed to run them sometimes come by and take said church is blessed that Kruse, out,” he said. “That’s hard to do more then they need of the free, a dedicated volunteer at the when it’s this cold.” unguarded items. While she Salvation Army, is leading this Kruse instructed the kids on hopes all the items donated and ministry effort directed at home- what to do with the baskets and distributed will go to people who less people in the community. totes of cold weather wear the truly need them, she’s not dis- “She keeps everything real for church has collected or pur- suaded by the knowledge that us,” Reaves said. chased throughout the year since some may not. Kruse also works with a class it began this effort in February Kruse is pleased to know that at Harvestfield that takes plastic 2015. Harvestfield’s members are able bags and knits them into plastic For newly purchased items, to provide some warmth for peo- sleeping mats for the homeless. they needed to take off tags or ple who so often find themselves The importance of this effort packaging before securing the left out in the cold. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

Blondie

ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 2017 Happy Birthday: Think matters uncertain or confused. When in doubt, it CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: through carefully. Your keen perception is best to stand still, reassess matters Zayn Malik, 24; Naya Rivera, 30; Oliver will be required this year, as a host of and choose to move forward cautiously. Platt, 57; Kirstie Alley, 66. temptations will surface that leave you Give emotional matters a positive spin and you will find that love, romance and important partnerships will improve. Your numbers are 7, 12, 19, 22, 28, 37, 43. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Problems with partnerships will arise if you are too Contract Bridge vocal about what you want. Show con- by Steve Becker cern for others and offer incentives that will help you come to a workable compro- Hagar the Horrible mise. Making a fuss will only make mat- ters worse. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Start a new project that will help you expand your financial future. Work with the intent of spending less by doing the work your- self or downsizing and taking baby steps to ensure that you can finish what you start. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Travel, donations, entertainment and poor investments will all lead to financial loss. Practice simplicity, moderation and restrict spending. Take time to think about the consequence you'll face if you are too Dilbert impulsive. Avoid making poor choices. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't let a past relationship or emotional mishap bring you down. Concentrate on what you can do to improve your life without over- spending. Romance is featured and will help to improve your personal life. Partnerships look promising. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don't make an impulsive move based on hearsay. The decisions you make now will affect your status and position personally and pro- fessionally. Err on the side of caution and avoid having to go into damage control mode. Abide by rules and regulations. Garfield VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Partnerships and the way you handle oth- ers will determine how much you accom- plish or how far you advance. Good for- tune will come through joint ventures and working as a team player. Personal, men- tal and physical improvements are high- lighted. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Say little and do your best to live within your means and keep your promises. Don't take on too much or let last-minute changes others make affect your plans. Moderation and simplicity will help allevi- ate unwanted trouble. Beetle Bailey SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A day trip, meeting or passionate encounter with someone special will make your day. Don't feel you have to go overboard to impress someone. Offer information, not a donation or unnecessary expense. Love, romance and personal improve- ments are all highlighted. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be careful how you handle work-related mat- ters. Negotiations, settlements or financial matters are best dealt with methodically. Moderation, careful planning and han- dling your own affairs will be necessary. Confusion and uncertainty is apparent. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Don't By Conrad Day get involved in a joint venture, impulsive investment or anything else that might impact your financial future. Take a lead- ership position and call the shots. Your judgment will far exceed fast-talking salespeople. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): A prob- lem with your bank or a government agency is best dealt with promptly and without making a fuss. Offer minimal information and you will avoid costly charges. Cut back expenses in order to lower your overhead. Avoid joint ven- tures. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): A cre- ative idea should be taken to the next step. As long as you don't go over budget, you will gain satisfaction and impress someone you love. Plan to do something that will boost your confidence and make you stand out. Birthday Baby: You are compassion- ate, loving and sincere. You are innova- tive and possessive. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, January 11, 2017—23

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Michelle Movie ’ Å› “My Baby’s Daddy” (2004) Eddie Griffin. ’ Å CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” (2004) Anne Hathaway. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing BET 69“Madea’s Family Reunion” House/Payne House/Payne House/Payne Meet, Browns Meet, Browns Meet, Browns Being Mary Jane (:03) Martin (:36) Martin (:09) Martin (:42) Martin (:15) Martin ’ Å Fresh Prince Fresh Prince SCIENCE 83Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Street Street Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Truth in Heart Behold Cross Train The World EWTN News Choice Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live (N) Å EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Magnet” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “America, Inc.” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Positive” ’ Law & Order “Kingmaker” Law & Order “Hindsight” ’ Law & Order “Invaders” ’ DISXD 117Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. 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Kirby Buckets Right Now Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lab Rats Kirby Buckets GSN 144The Chase “Oh Brother!” Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars “Hard Rock” Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Good Eats Good Eats Cupcake Wars Å WE 163CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “About Face” ’ CSI: Miami “Caged” Å CSI: Miami “Paint It Black” CSI: Miami “G.O.” ’ Å CSI: Miami “Mayday” Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “About Face” ’ GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos La Familia La Familia Noticias Los Cowboys Los Cowboys Hotel Todo TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Silvana Sin Lana (N) (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Despertar Contigo (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Grudge Race Grudge Race Scan All 43 Scan All 43 Dakar Rally Dakar Rally NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Pittsburgh Penguins at Washington Capitals. (Live) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) Sports Sports Sports DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Trauma: Life in the ER ’

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THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 12, 2017 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Superstore Good Place Chicago Med (N) ’ The Blacklist (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Grace Graham Billy Graham John Gray Unqualified Drive History Potters Praise Å Prince Hillsong TV Joel Osteen Lou Giglio Praise Å Max Lucado You are WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Supernatural ’ Å Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood Paid Program Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Idols Georgia Trav. Miz Jones Agatha Raisin ’ Å (9:46) Masterpiece Mystery! English Gentleman (12:05) American Experience DAYSTAR 8Green Room Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Empowered By the Spirit Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) American Baking Show Taking the Stage: African American Music and Stories News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Chattanooga The A List The Amish Shunned: American Experience Å (DVS) A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Hell’s Kitchen (N) ’ (PA) (:01) My Kitchen Rules News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Great Indoors (:01) Mom (N) Life in Pieces Pure Genius (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Fine Jewelry Gala (N) Å Simple Home Solutions Å Clarks Footwear Å Ace Your Space Å AnyBody Loungewear Å CSPAN 14(12:00) U.S. House of Representatives Legislative Business ’ Å U.S. House of Representatives Special Orders ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å HSN 16Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Fashion & Accessories Lancome Paris Beauty (N) E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å Revenge Body With Khloé (:15) Revenge Body With Khloé Kardashian Botched E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’›› “Delivery Man” (2013) Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt. Å (DVS) ›› “Delivery Man” (2013) Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt. Å (DVS) LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Project Runway: Junior Project Runway: Junior Project Runway: Junior (N) Project Runway: Junior (N) Tiny House Nation: Family (:02) Project Runway: Junior Project Runway: Junior TLC 26Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Project Dad (N) ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Ashley R’s Story” (N) ’ Extreme Weight Loss Å (:01) My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Ashley R’s Story” ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å Billy-Street Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle ’ Å (DVS) Castle “Still” Å (DVS) NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at New York Knicks. (N) (Live) Å NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Golden State Warriors. (N) (Live) Å USA 29(3:36) › “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” (2009, Action) Å (:06) ›› “Fast & Furious” (2009, Action) Vin Diesel. Å (:15) ››› “John Wick” (2014) Keanu Reeves. Premiere. Colony “Eleven.Thirteen” Shooter Å (DVS) Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Elysium” (2013) Matt Damon, Jodie Foster. ’ Å››› “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. A former Marine falls in love with a native of a lush alien world. ››› “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Notre Dame at Miami. (N) (Live) College Basketball Southern Methodist at Cincinnati. (N) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32Golf The Jump Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Ohio State at Wisconsin. (N) (Live) College Basketball Arizona State at Arizona. (N) Å NFL Live (N) Å Basketball Jalen FSTN 33UFC Count. UFC Destination ACC Access Big East Driven XTERRA Adv. Predators NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame World Poker Tour College Basketball SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å Women’s College Basketball Georgia at South Carolina. (N) Women’s College Basketball Florida at Mississippi State. SEC Storied Å SEC Storied Å GOLF 35Euro PGA PGA Tour Classic Inside PGA Golf Central Pregame (N) PGA Tour Golf Sony Open in Hawaii, First Round. (N) (Live) Golf Central PGA Tour Golf Sony Open in Hawaii, First Round. FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself Motorcycle Racing Monster Energy Supercross: Anaheim. Å College Basketball Washington at California. (N) Å College Basketball UCLA at Colorado. (N) (Live) Å FSSE 37Swing Clinic Running (N) Women’s College Basketball West Virginia at Texas Tech. Fight Sports: In 60 Fight Sports: In 60 Running (N) Polo Future Phen. Women’s College Basketball West Virginia at Texas Tech. Jimmy Hanlin WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Secrets of the Earth Å That’s Amazing “Pioneers” Secrets of the Earth Å Think You’d Survive? Think You’d Survive? CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Å Mad Money (N) Å Blue Coll. Blue Coll. Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) Å MTP Daily (N) Å With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word 11th Hour Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Town Hall: Paul Ryan CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Town Hall: Paul Ryan HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Town Hall: Paul Ryan Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File CNN Town Hall: Paul Ryan FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Å Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File Å HIST 44Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Alone “The Lone Wolf” ’ Alone (N) ’ Å The Selection: Special (:03) Alone ’ Å (12:03) Alone ’ Å TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Knockout Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 “Cranked” ’ The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 (N) ’ Å (:01) Nightwatch (N) Å (:03) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid “23 Days” Naked and Afraid ’ Å NGC 48Kentucky Justice Å Kentucky Justice Å China’s Golden Monkeys Clever Monkeys Å Swamp of the Baboons Kingdom of the Apes Å Kingdom of the Apes Å Lemur Island Å Doomsday Preppers Å TRAV 49Mysteries at the Kremlin Buckingham Palace Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum White House: Mysteries- Mu. Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum White House: Mysteries- Mu. FOOD 50Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped Å Chopped “Double Trouble” Chopped Å Chopped “Healthy Rivalry” Chopped “Clean Eatin”’ Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Clean Eatin”’ HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ (:01) River Monsters ’ (:01) River Monsters Å (:01) River Monsters Å (:01) River Monsters Å (12:01) River Monsters Å FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle › “I Love You, Beth Cooper” (2009) Hayden Panettiere. › “Because I Said So” (2007) Diane Keaton, Mandy Moore. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Gilmore Girls “Kiss and Tell” DISN 54Jessie Å Bunk’d Å Liv-Mad. Cali Style Girl Meets Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie “G.I. Jessie” Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Paradise Run Thundermans ››› “Dolphin Tale 2” (2014) Harry Connick Jr. Premiere. ’ Å Friends ’ Nashville ’ Å (DVS) Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56My Knight Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare We Bare King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Burgers Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Pike” Å Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58Terminator 3 ›››› “The Dark Knight” (2008) Christian Bale. Batman battles a vicious criminal known as the Joker. ››› “Gladiator” (2000) Russell Crowe. A fugitive general becomes a gladiator in ancient Rome. ‘R’ ››› “Open Range” (2003) Robert Duvall. TCM 59›› “The V.I.P.s” (1963) Elizabeth Taylor. Å›› “Marriage on the Rocks” (1965) Frank Sinatra. Å››› “Johnny Belinda” (1948) Jane Wyman. Å (DVS) ›››› “The Yearling” (1946) Gregory Peck. Å (DVS) (12:15) “The Lost Weekend” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) NCIS ’ Å (DVS) BRAVO 62Top Chef Å Top Chef Å Top Chef Å Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Top Chef “Booty” (N) Å Real Housewives/Beverly Watch What Housewives/Atl. Top Chef SYFY 63(2:30) › “Push” (2009) Å›› “National Treasure: Book of Secrets” (2007) Nicolas Cage. Å›› “The November Man” (2014, Action) Pierce Brosnan. Å (DVS) ››› “Salt” (2010, Action) Angelina Jolie. Å (DVS) ›› “The November Man” SPIKE 64›› “Bad Boys” (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. ’ Å› “The Waterboy” (1998) Adam Sandler. ’ Å Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Caraoke Awkward Caraoke Lip Sync Lip Sync COM 65(3:44) Tosh.0 (:17) Tosh.0 South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (7:55) ›› “Office Space” (1999) Ron Livingston. Å Workaholics South Park Daily Show At Midnight Futurama ’ Jeff & Aliens MTV 66(3:40) Teen Mom 2 ’ Å (4:50) Teen Mom 2 “100” ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends Are You the One? ’ Å Catfish: The TV Show Å Catfish: The TV Show Å RuPaul’s Drag Race Å (12:05) RuPaul’s Drag Race VH1 67K. Michelle K. Michelle T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Leave, Stevie Leave, Stevie Leave, Stevie Leave, Stevie ›› “Space Jam” (1996) Michael Jordan. ’ Å “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” (2004) Anne Hathaway. Nashville (N) Å (DVS) Still The King Still The King Nashville ’ Å (DVS) Roseanne ’ Roseanne ’ BET 69(2:00) ›› “Preacher’s Kid” House/Payne House/Payne Meet, Browns Meet, Browns Meet, Browns ›› “Soul Men” (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac. 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Kirby Buckets Right Now Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lab Rats Kirby Buckets GSN 144The Chase “Nothin’ to Lose” Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unique Unique Unique Unique Unique Unique Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Cheap Eats Cheap Eats Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent (6:59) Ghosts in the Hood (7:58) L.A. Hair L.A. Hair (N) Ghosts in the Hood (N) L.A. 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4$ 4$ 2$ for 5 for 5 for 5 Progresso Doritos SAVE SAVE Van Camp’s SAVE $ 96 Soup $ $ 58 Tortilla Chips 4 Selected Varieties 2 ON Chili with Beans 3 Selected Varieties ON 4 18.5-19 Oz. 4 15 Oz. ON 2 10-11.5 Oz. 10$ 2$ $ 99 for 5 for 5 4 Nestlé Pure Life DiGiorno Yoplait SAVE SAVE Yogurt UP TO Purified Water 12 Inch Pizza $ 60 SAVE 1 Selected Varieties $618 24 Pk./16.9 Oz. $ Selected Varieties ON 10 4-6 Oz. ON 2 or 8 Oz. Bottles 1 17.3-34.2 Oz.

3400 KEITH STREET • CLEVELAND, TN 37312 • (423) 472-5034 • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 7:00AM TO 11:00PM Visit us online at cookeshometowngrocer.com PRINTED ON RECYCLED MATERIAL. © 2016 COOKE’S FOOD STORES, LLC WE ACCEPT WIC AND EBT. SALE EFFECTIVE DATES: S1_COOKE_PAGE1_011117 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERRORS. January 11 -January 17, 2017 COOKE’S SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 PRODUCE

We will match the printed ad produce prices of Food City, Food Lion, Publix, or SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Wal-Mart on any identical item every week.

SINCE 1936 3 Lb. Bag SAVE Cara Cara $ 00 1 Ea. SINCE 1936 Oranges

SAVE $ 99 40¢ 3 Lb. Bag Tropical ea. Mangoes Cara Cara 3 Cleveland’s Oranges The” Cara Cara”, also called a Blood Orange is a rather gruesome name for a wonderfully sweet and beautifully colored citrus fruit. ¢ Along with their lovely red color, blood oranges tend to have a ProduceBest noticeable raspberry edge to their flavor. FOUR YEARS IN A ROW 89ea. 2$ 2$ for 3 for 1 Voted Cleveland’s Whole or Sliced Extra Large SAVE Mushrooms SAVE Green Bell ¢ 8 Oz. ¢ Peppers Best Produce On 2 On 2 4 Years in a Row 98 38 Great Selections of $ 29 ¢ • Cut Fruits & Vegetables ea. lb. • Wide Selection of Organic Products 1 99 • Largest Selection of Local Produce in Town SAVE Dole SAVE ¢ American Blend ¢ 50Ea. 6 Oz. 40Lb. Roma Tomatoes Check out our Convenience Section! $ 59 $ 99 Large Selection of Self Serve 1 ea. 3 ea. SAVE Medium SAVE Idaho Yellow Onions Potatoes Bulk Nuts and Snacks ¢ $ Ea. 40Ea. Grind Your Own Fresh 3 Lb. Bag 1 10 Lb. Poly Bag Peanut Butter or Almond Butter! THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE10 _011117 We Stay Up To Date On The Current Trends Of Floral Design. FLORAL Special Arrangements And Weddings Are Our Specialty!!!

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Designer $ 99 SINCE 1936 ea. 4 SINCE 1936 5-Stem Cut Tulip Glorious Blooms Bunches BRING IN YOUR OWN FAVORITE CONTAINER AND LET US MAKE YOU A “ONE OF A KIND” CUSTOM DESIGN WITH A WIDE RANGE OF FLORAL OPTIONS AND A LONG-STANDING REPUTATION FOR PERSONAL $ 99 SERVICE, MAKE COOKE’S YOUR ea. FLORIST FOR YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION. 6Garden Bauble CALL BIANCA FOR A FLORAL CONSULT Succulent 423.472.2638 6 Inch Not Your “Typical” Supermarket Floral Department

• WEDDINGS—LARGE & SMALL • PLANTS & ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANY WE CAN DO ANYTHING OCCASION • CUSTOM MADE WREATHS—HOLIDAYS, THE FLORIST FAVORITE TEAMS OR LOCAL SCHOOLS CAN DO EXCEPT... • GIFT BASKET FOR YOUR SPECIAL charge you the OCCASION • SYMPATHY PLANTS & ARRANGEMENTS We can deliver to local businesses, Outrageousprices! churches & funeral homes!

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Sandwich Honey $ 99 COOKE’S of the Smoked 6 lb. Turkey SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 Week! SAVE DELI MENU $1Lb. available Everyday BBQ Pork, Fried Chicken, SINCE 1936 SINCESINCE 11993366 Chicken Tenders, Green Beans, SAVE SAVE Mashed Potatoes, Mac & Cheese ¢ $ 90 Ea. 1 Lb. SINCE 1936 60 & Potato Logs Chicken Monday Tender Sub $ 99 Baked Boneless Chicken Breast, Lasagna, 6 Inch 4 ea. Pinto Beans, Fried Okra, Turnip Greens & Peach Cobbler (After 4 - Chicken Casserole) Tuesday Meatloaf, Country Fried Steak, Great Northern Beans, Green Peas, New Potatoes & Baked Apples SAVE SAVE SAVE (After 4 - Cooke’s Ribs) $ Lb. $Lb. Lb. $ 2 2 1Lb. Wednesday Black Forest $ 99 Havarti $ 99 Loaded Baked $ 99 lb. lb. lb. Ham 5 Cheese 5 Potato Salad 2 Chicken & Dumplings, Sausage & Kraut, White Beans, Cooked Cabbage, Fried Squash Decadent Bakery Favorites & Peach Cobbler (After 4 - Beef Tips & Rice) Thursday Chicken & Dressing, Beef Tips, Pinto Beans, Yams, Corn & Blackberry Cobbler (After 4 - Stuffed Pork Chops) Friday SAVE SAVE Fried Fish, Salisbury Steak, Great Northern Beans, $ Ea. $ 1 2Ea. Brussels Sprouts & Banana Pudding Cream Cheese Bakery Fresh Chocolate Cake Apple Pie 8 Inch, Single Layer, 24 Oz. $ 99 8 Inch $ 99 Saturday 6 3 Sweet & Sour Chicken, Fried Pork Chops, Fried Okra, Cooked Cabbage, Pinto Beans & Baked Apples Sunday SAVE SAVE SAVE ¢ $ ¢ Meatloaf, Chicken & Dressing, Corn, Yams, 50Ea. 3on 2 50Ea.

Pumpkin 6 Ct., Sifted Pinto Beans & Peach Cobbler French Bread $ 99 Creme Cake 2/$ Salted Chocolate $ 49 18.5 Oz., Fresh Baked 1 16 Oz. for 5 Chip Cookies 5 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE 12 _011117 STOCK UP WITH THESE GREAT SAVINGS

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 2$ ¢ for SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 4 99 Creamette, Prego Ronzoni or SINCE 1936 Pasta Sauce San Giorgio Pasta SAVE SAVE $138 Selected Varieties UP TO Selected Varieties ¢ SAVE ON 2 14.5-24 Oz. 66 12-16 Oz. 98¢

SINCE 1936 ON 2 2$ 10$ 2$ for for 4 Chef Boyardee10 Pasta for Nabisco Ritz or Selected Varieties SAVE Premium Saltine SAVE 7.25-15 Oz. or UP TO UP TO Best Choice1 $ 98 Crackers $ 90 Snack Pack 3 Selected Varieties 4 ON 2 ON 10 Gelatin or Pudding Tomatoes 7.5-16 Oz. Selected Varieties, 4 Ct. or Kidney Beans Selected Varieties 15 Oz. 2$ $ 99 $ 29 for 3 Kraft Velveeta4 Hellmann’s StarKist2 SAVE $ 38 Cheesy Skillets SAVE Mayonnaise SAVE Chunk Light Tuna 2 Selected Varieties UP TO Selected Varieties ¢ In Oil or Water ON 2 $180 50 11.3-15.66 Oz. 15-30 Oz. 12 Oz.

SAVE Kellogg’s Maxwell House UP TO SAVE $907 Cereal 3$ $130 Ground Coffee 2$ ON 3 Selected Varieties ON 2 Wake Up Roast for 10.5-12.6 Oz. for 5 11.5 Oz. 5

General Mills McCafe Ground or SAVE Cereal K-Cups Coffee UP TO 2$ $ 49 $ 78 Selected Varieties Selected Blends 4 SAVE ON 2 9-12.25 Oz. for UP TO 4.12 -12 Oz. or 12 Ct. 6 4 $ 50 2

Kellogg’s Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Pop•Tarts or Velveeta Shells & Cheese $ 99 SAVE ¢ SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO Selected Varieties ¢ ¢ 56 6-8 Ct. 1 40 1.9-7.25 Oz. 89

Nature Valley or SAVE Wesson UP TO SAVE $ 18 Fiber One Bars $ 99 4 Selected Varieties 2$ $346 Vegetable Oil ON 2 5-8 Ct. for 5 Gallon 7 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE2_011117 SELECTION & SAVInGS • WE’RE ALL ABOUT VALUE

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 5$ 2$ for for SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 5 Nabisco4 Chips Ahoy!, Coke SINCE 1936 SAVE Snack Crackers SAVE UP TO or Teddy Grahams $395 Products $ 58 Selected Varieties 3 Selected Varieties ON 5 ON 2 2 Liter Bottle 3.75-13 Oz.

SINCE 1936 2$ $ 99 for 7 3 Keebler or Kellogg’s Welch’s SAVE Variety Packs 100% Grape Juice $ 98 SAVE 4 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties ON 2 12-14.4 Oz. 30 64 Oz.

2$ $ 88 2$ for 5 1 for 4 V8 Vegetable or Kool-Aid Betty Crocker or Mott’s V-Fusion Juice Jammers Fruit Snacks SAVE Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties UP TO SAVE SAVE $218 46 Oz. $ 11 10 Ct. $238 6-18 Ct. ON 2 1 ON 2

Household Needs $499 $499 $ 99 Charmin Essentials Tide Simply Clean, 2 Era or Cheer Hefty Bath Tissue SAVE SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO Detergent SAVE Storage Bags $ 30 2 12 Rolls $350 52-64 Use Liquid $180 12-35 Ct. $1899 $ 99 $ 99 Purina 8 8 Dog Chow Kibbles & Bits Meow Mix SAVE Complete SAVE Original Dog Food SAVE Cat Food $8 36 Lb. Bonus Bag $770 16 Lb. Bag $770 18 Lb. Bag

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 80 ¢ ¢ 1 $ 21 30 ON 4 2 SINCE 1936

Blue Bonnet Blue Bonnet Best Choice Tropicana Margarine Spread Jumbos Biscuits 4$ Juice Regular or Light SINCE 1936 ¢Regular or Light $ 49 Buttermilk or Homestyle Selected Varieties $ 49 16 Oz. 88 15 Oz. 1 10 Oz. for 5 59 Oz. or 6 Pk. 3

SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 90 ¢ 98¢ ¢ 5 60 ON 2 57 ON 10

Daisy Nestlé Coffee-mate Dannon Kraft Dip Sour Cream ¢ Creamer 2$ Oikos Yogurt ¢ or Snack Trios 10$ Regular or Light Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 8 Oz. 99 16 Oz. for 4 5.3 Oz. 88 1.5-8 Oz. 10 Ingredients: directions: . 6 large eggs 1. In a medium bowl, mix the eggs, sour cream, mustard, salt, . and black pepper. 1/4 cup Daisy Sour Cream 2. Heat the butter in a 10-inch skillet until melted. . 1/2 tsp dry ground mustard 3. Add the onions and cook over medium-low heat until softened. Creamy . 1/4 tsp salt 4. Pour the egg mixture into the skillet. As the eggs cook, lift the . 1/8 tsp black pepper moisture from the bottom and sides of the pan so the uncooked Scrambled . part flows to the bottom. 1 1/2 tbsp unsalted butter 5. Cook until the eggs are thick and creamy, throughout, but still Eggs . 2 tbsp minced onion moist. FROZEN • MEALS IN MINUTES

SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 98 $ 60 $ 40 1 $ 30 2 1 ON 2 3 Stouffer’s Family Size Banquet Freschetta Entrées Stouffer’s Breaded Chicken 12 Inch Pizza Selected Varieties $ 99 Macaroni & Cheese $ 99 Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties $ 99 32-38 Oz. 6 40 Oz. Family Size 5 12-15 Oz. for 4 18.5-28.36 Oz. 4

SAVE SAVE SAVE UP TO SAVE $ 45 ¢ 78¢ $238 3 20 ON 2 ON 2 ON 5

Swanson Jimmy Dean Ore•Ida Potatoes PictSweet Pot Pie Breakfast Bowl or Onion Rings 2$ Vegetables 5$ Chicken or Turkey ¢ Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 7 Oz. 79 7-9 Oz. for 5 14-32 Oz. for 5 8-16 Oz. for 5 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE4_01117 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 HEALTH • BEAUTY • WELLNESS

SINCE 1936 Tylenol PHARMACY compounding SERVICES Products SINCE 1936 Selected Varieties 24 Ct. Caplets Gina Moser D.Ph. Cooke’s Pharmacy $ 49 (423) 472-6478 [email protected]

4 Our expert compounding pharmacist provides an array of specialty compounding services.

We use compounding to support SAVE SAVE $ 34 your treatment 20¢ 2 ON 2 recommendations: •Alternative delivery methods: Listerine Dial Mouthwash $ 99 Body Wash 2$ liquid suspensions, transdermal Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 1 Liter 4 16 Oz. for 7 gels •Changing an ingredient to which a patient is allergic •Attaining a specific strength and dose (e.g., for babies) •Flavoring medications for children or pets SAVE SAVE •Accommodating patients with $ 20 $ 1 1 disabilities or medical conditions •Creating medications for Pantene Shampoo patients whose drugs are no or Conditioner Soleil & Flex5 Selected Varieties $ 99 Shaver $ 99 longer being produced by 12-12.6 Oz. 2 Count 2 5 pharmaceutical firms

THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE5_011117 CLEVELAND’S FINEST MEAts

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SINCE $1936 79lb. SAVE $ 20 3 2 Lb. Top Round Roast

Fresh, Highest Quality Meats in town $ 19 SAVE lb. $ 80 1 Lb. SAVE 2 $ 20 Boneless 1 Lb. Pork Cubed Value Pack Chuck $ 99 Steaks Steaks 4 lb. Jimmy's recipe of the week! SAVE $ 10 ROASTED BONELESS instructions: 1Lb. PORK SIRLOIN ROAST 1. Preheat oven to 350ºF. ingredients: 2. Crush garlic, rosemary, salt and pepper, making a paste. Pierce meat with sharp knife in several places and press • 2 Lb. Boneless Pork Roast the garlic paste into the openings. Rub the meat with the • 3 Cloves garlic, minced remaining garlic mixture and olive oil. $ 89 3. Place pork roast into oven, turning and basting with pan • 1 tbsp dried rosemary liquids. Cook until the pork is no longer pink in the center, lb. • Salt and pepper to taste about one hour. An instant read thermometer inserted into 1 the center should read 145ºF. BONELESS • 1/4 cup olive oil 4. Remove roast to a platter. Heat the wine in the pan and PORK SIRLOIN • 1/2 cup white wine stir to loosen browned bits of food on the bottom. Serve ROAST with pan juices. for more of COOKE's favorite recipes visit us at http://www.cookeshometowngrocer.com/recipes

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Fresh Grade A SAVE ¢ SINCE 1936 Seasoned SINCE60 1936 Lb. Split Fryers

$SINCE 193649 1 lb. SINCE 1936 The Certified Angus Beef ® brand is the best SAVE $ 40 Angus brand available. 1 Lb. It’s a cut above USDA Prime, Choice and Select. Ten quality standards — including 80% Lean Ground Chuck $ 59 abundant marbling, lb. ensure every bite is Patties 3 exceptionally flavorful, incredibly tender and FRESH, naturally juicy. HIGHEST QUALITY

CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF $ 99 lb. SAVE Meats in Town! BRAND. FROM OUR $ Lb. Value2 Pack 3 FAMILY RANCHERS TO Fresh, Grade A YOUR FAMILY TABLE. Boneless Chicken Tenders

TASTE the Certified Difference!

SAVE $3Lb. $ 99 3 lb. London Broil Steaks

Our ranchers raise not just "Angus" beef, but the best Angus beef ever made.

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 $ 99 SAVE $ Lb. SINCE 1936 8 lb. 1 SINCE 1936 North Carolina Trout Fresh Check out this Delicious Recipe WHOLE RAINBOW TROUT BAKED IN FOIL Ingredients: Instructions: 2. Making sure that the trout are in the middle of each square, • 4 Medium Rainbow Trout 1. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Cut four sheets fold up the foil loosely, grabbing at the edges and crimping • Extra virgin olive oil of heavy duty aluminum foil or eight sheets of lighter together tightly to make a packet. Place on a baking sheet, Kathy’s foil into squares that are three inches longer than and bake for 10-15 minutes, checking one of the packets after • Salt your fish. If using lighter foil, make four double-thick 10 minutes. The flesh should be opaque and pull apart easily • Freshly ground pepper squares. Oil the dull side of the foil with olive oil, and when tested with a fork. Recipe • 2 lemons, one sliced, one cut in wedges place trout, skin side down, on each square. Season 3. Place each packet on a plate. Carefully cut across the top to both sides with salt and pepper, and open them flat. open it, taking care not to let the steam from inside the packet of the • 8 fresh tarragon or dill sprigs, Place two tarragon or dill sprigs (or one rosemary burn you. Gently remove fish from the packet, and pour the or 4 rosemary sprigs sprig) and two lemon slices down the middle of each, juices over it. Sprinkle with tarragon, dill or parsley. Serve, • Chopped fresh tarragon, dill or parsley for serving and fold the two sides together. Drizzle 1/2 teaspoon passing the lemon wedges. Week! olive oil over each fish. $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 6 lb. 6 lb. 7 lb. USA USA Wild Harvested USA Wild Harvested SAVE Catfish SAVE Medium Shell-On SAVE Cod $ $ $ 1Lb. Fillets 2Lb. Raw Shrimp 1Lb. Fillets 31-35 Count Packaged Meats - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner $699 $179 $289 $259 Tyson Purnell’s Boneless Oscar Mayer Carolina Pride Old Folks SAVE SAVE SAVESAVE SAVE Chicken Tenders Bologna $ 18 Sliced Bacon Pork Sausage $ Ea. ¢ On¢ 2 $ 60 2 or Breast 80Ea. Regular, Thick or Thin 801 Ea. Regular or Thick 1 Ea. Regular, Hot or Smoked 40 Oz. 12 Oz. 12 Oz. 16 Oz. $329 $329 $359 $399 Oscar Mayer Johnsonville Johnsonville Uploaded Fully Cooked Ground Italian Gorton’s SAVE Lunchables SAVE Smoked Sausage SAVE Sausage or SAVE Frozen Fish ¢ Selected Varieties ¢ Andouille or Kielbasa ¢ $ Ea. 60Ea. 60Ea. 60Ea. Brat Patties 1 Sticks or Fillets 14-15 Oz. Ea. 14 Oz. 16 Oz. 10-11.6 Oz.

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SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 SAVE 80¢

SINCE 1936 Good PeopleSINCE 1936 $ 99 SINCE 1936 7 Story? Good People Our offerings now include five Brewing Company SINCE 1936 Selected Varieties year-round brews, four seasonals, 6 Pk./12 Oz. Cans and an occasional one-off. Good People is now enjoyed by folks in Alabama and Tennessee, GOOD PEOPLE BREWING COMPANY WAS BORN, WITH THE SALE OF OUR most of whom we don’t actually FIRST KEG ON JULY 4, 2008, IN OUR HOMETOWN OF BIRMINGHAM, know yet. And, according to ALABAMA. AND, SO FAR, SO GOOD. BeerAdvocate, a leading voice in the beer community, the four highest-rated beers in the South are ours. We’re honored that $ 99 $ 99 people seem to think we know what we’re doing. See what you 2 18 think. Give us a try. Cul-de-Sac Bota Box Wine SAVE Wine Selected Varieties $ 60 Selected Varieties 750 mL 3 3 Liter $729 $1199 Cook’s SAVE Champagne SAVE Michelob ¢ Selected Varieties $ Ultra Beer 90 750 mL 1 8 Pk./16 Oz. Aluminium Bottles

$ 99 $799 16 Mix & Match McKenzie’s Budweiser, Bud Light, At least twelve (12) SAVE Hard Cider SAVE Miller Lite or Coors Light Beer ¢ Selected Varieties $ 70 Selected Varieties 80 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles 1 18 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles bottles of 750 ml wine; At least six (6) bottles of 1.5 liter wine; or

At least four (4) boxes of 3 liter boxed wine.

Mix and match case with same size only. LARGEST PICK 6 CRAFT BEER IN CLEVELAND 10% discount is in addition to the best marked price.

THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE9 _011117 While Supplies Last! No Dealers Please! Right to Limit Quantities. High Noon SAVE SAVE $3 $399 Sale On 2 Friday FRIDAY January BUY 1 Get 1 January 13, 2017 13th! $ 99 1 FRIDAY FREE Green Giant January Queso-Melt 6 Hour Idaho Potatoes 13th! Cheese Dip Sale 10 Lb. Bag Selected Varieties Noon till 10 Oz. 6 Hour Sale 6 PM high noon sale • FRIDAY, January 13 Noon till 6 PM

S1 COOKES_0113_WRAP_PAGE 4 S1 S1 COOKES_0113_WRAP_PAGE 1 S1 high noon sale • FRIDAY, January 13 6 Hour SAVE Sale up to Noon till ¢ $490 $ 99 6 PM 4 79 Viva or Brawny SAVE Coke Paper Towels $ Products 6-8 Rolls 1 2 Liter Bottle

FRIDAY January $ 99 SAVE 2$ $ 99 $ 50 13th! 4 3 Lb. for Tide 3 SAVE Grade A Best Choice SAVE Laundry SAVE 4 $ 30 Detergent 3 $ 38 Sugar Folgers $ 50 Selected Varieties Boneless Skinless Granulated 2 2 6 Hour Coffee 24-32 Use On 2 4 Lb. Sale Country Roast Chicken 31 Oz. $ 49 Noon till Breast While Supplies Last! No Dealers Please! 6 PM lb. Right to Limit Quantities. high noon sale • FRIDAY, January 13 S1 COOKES_0113_WRAP_PAGE 2 S1 1 S1 COOKES_0113_WRAP_PAGE 3 S1