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162nd YEAR • No. 217 JANUARY 10, 2017 CLEVELAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ Finance leaders to review county credit card policy

By BRIAN GRAVES finances issued a finding that several officials that their privileges would be in you lose a receipt on a certain date, you point to see that all of those receipts are Banner Staff Writer departments did not follow the county’s jeopardy, if they did not conform to the have to write a memo saying you had there.” policy in 219 of 430 uses in 2016. county policies. this much of a purchase on the certain He said some receipts are not detailed The issue of credit card usage by The audit cited 52 purchases which Concerning the credit cards, Davis date for this county car and turn it in and have to be noted by hand as to the county employees will be heading to the did not have detailed receipts and 167 said each department received an with the bill. That will work,” Davis specifics of the bill. Finance Committee of the Bradley receipts which were not signed. accounting of their violations and card explained. “Maybe they did not know “All department heads have agreed County Commission. State auditors did not report any mis- usage is being monitored for proper doc- that extra step. When receipts were lost, those would be corrected and not be an Commissioner Thomas Crye, a mem- use of the credit cards. umentation. they were just turning the bills in and issue again next year,” Davis said. ber of that committee, requested the Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis The mayor explained the county’s pol- then, it’s sent to us and signed off by the “We had five findings last year and county’s policy be placed before that told commissioners letters went out to icy is when a bill is turned in to be paid, department head to be paid. We usually they are now showing as being correct- body to review the county’s credit card all departments warning those under the credit card receipts must be turned have two or three days to get it paid to ed,” the mayor said concerning the over- policy. his office that card privileges would be in with the bill. avoid a late fee. We pay it, but there has The recent audit of the county’s taken away and those headed by elected “What has been explained to them is if to be more policing of the bills up to that See CREDIT CARDS, Page 16 Inside Today Lawmakers TENURE FOR 20 TEACHERS give views on some expected hot topics General Assembly convening today By BRIAN GRAVES Banner Staff Writer The Tennessee General Assembly begins its 110th ses- sion today with some hot-button issues on the table. Tide can’t hide State Rep. Beth Harwell (R- The Clemson Tigers pulled off Nashville) will once again preside a win over Alabama with one sec- over the state House of ond left on the clock in the Representatives as speaker of National Championship game. the House. The Walker Valley Lady Mustangs State Rep. will compete at the substate level Glen Cassada in bowling. Several familiar (R-Franklin) names from the area will be takes over as inducted into the Chattanooga house majority Sports Hall of Fame. The first AP leader with prep basketball poll has been state Rep. released, with the Bradley Central David Hawk Bearettes in the No. 2 spot. See Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS (R-Greeneville) Sports, Pages 9-11. TWENTY CLEVELAND CITY SCHOOLS teachers were granted tenure at a Cleveland Board of Education session Monday night. serving as his They include (in no particular order) Kayla Akins, Arnold; Grace Avirett, Stuart; Melissa Barnett, CHS; Brandi Beard, Stuart; Dale Brown, assistant. Brooks Mayfield; Morgan Walker Burke, Mayfield; Caitlyn Cagle, Yates; Cassie Cantrell, Stuart; Joda Clark, Yates; Amanda Diaz, Mayfield; In the state Resolution ideas Joshua Foggin, CMS; Eric Frazier, CMS; Maria Hannah, Yates; Luke Medema, CMS; Ashley Pemberton, CMS; Cody Raper, CMS; Senate, state Emily Raper, CMS; Jeffrey Robinson, CMS; Sarah Smartt, CMS; and Lauren Steward, Mayfield. Sen. Randy for those liberals McNally (R- The battle of wills and wits Oak Ridge) will between the conservatives and take the post liberals of America most likely will Cleveland Board of Education recognizes group of lieutenant go on forever; at least, for as long g o v e r n o r as politicians rule the day among By SARALYN NORKUS (Yates), Luke Medema (CMS), Ashley Banner Staff Writer Pemberton (CMS), Cody Raper (CMS), which was the electorate. For the latest by a held by state political pundit, see the New Emily Raper (CMS), Jeffrey Robinson The Cleveland Board of Education meet- “Granting tenure is one of the (CMS), Sarah Smartt (CHS) and Lauren Sen. Ron Year’s resolutions one conserva- ing was a celebratory one Monday evening, best things a school board has the Ramsey, who Howell tive feels liberals should make in Steward (Mayfield). as a total of 20 teachers were awarded opportunity to do.” In the Director’s Report, Dyer discussed decided not to the guest “Viewpoint” on Page 12 tenure on what had been their first day — Dr. Russell Dyer seek re-elec- of today’s edition. his trip to visit city department heads and back to work following winter break. commended both the school system’s own tion. “Granting tenure is one of the best maintenance and transportation depart- There are Forecast things a school board has the opportunity must have a recommendation from the ment as well as the city’s road crews for many issues to do,” declared Director of Schools Dr. principal, superintendent and be voted on ensuring that students and teachers were which will Russell Dyer. by the school board. It is quite a process able to make it in to school on Monday come through Dyer explained that the process to and is a big deal,” Dyer explained. with ice posing little to no problem. the diverse receive tenure is now a much more difficult The board of education quickly passed Steve Morgan took some time to update c o m m i t t e e s one for the teachers than it used to be. the motion approving tenure for the 20 the board with the site committee’s work to now beginning “They have to meet a time requirement, teachers. better word the construction contract for their work at have to be a teacher for five years, meet Teachers receiving tenure at Monday’s Candy’s Creek Cherokee Elementary the state Bell evaluation standards of fours and fives, school board meeting were Kayla Akins School. Morgan proposed that the Request Capitol. One in which are the two highest for two consecu- (Arnold), Grace Avirett (Stuart), Melissa for Quotation committee be comprised of particular many will be watching tive years toward the end of that five-year Barnett (CHS), Brandi Beard (Stuart), Dale himself, Dyer, Peggy Pesterfield, Paul for is a potential increase in the Today looks to be mostly cloudy, cycle. It’s just a very stringent cycle. It Brown (Mayfield), Morgan Walker Burke Ramsey and Hal Taylor. The motion was state’s gas tax. with a high near 50 degrees. used to be three years of teaching and a (Mayfield), Caitlyn Cagle (Yates), Cassie quickly passed. Gov. Bill Haslam spent nearly Tonight’s forecast calls for cloudy recommendation from the principal and Cantrell (Stuart), Joda Clark (Yates), Taylor has also been named the official a year crisscrossing the state, skies and a 70 percent chance of you got tenure. Now it’s five years, you Amanda Diaz (Mayfield), Joshua Foggin including a stop in Bradley must meet a certain benchmark and you rain, with a low around 46. South (CMS), Eric Frazier (CMS), Maria Hannah See TENURE, Page 16 winds of 10 to 15 mph could gust See LAWMAKERS, Page 16 as high as 25. Wednesday calls for mostly cloudy skies and a 70 per- cent chance of rain, with a high near 63. Wednesday night should City earns 19th consecutive budget award be mostly cloudy, with a low around 51. Thursday calls for partly sunny By LARRY C. BOWERS skies and a high near 67. Thursday Banner Staff Writer night should be mostly cloudy, with Monday was a day of budgeting a low around 54. and auditing honors for the city of Cleveland. Mark Lay of the auditing firm of Index Arnett, Kirksey, Kimsey, Sullivan, Classified...... 14-15 Law and Hall attended the 1 p.m. Comics...... 6 work session to present the Cleveland City Council with a Editorials...... 12 complete set of financial state- Horoscope...... 6 ments, while Assistant City Obituaries...... 2 Manager Shawn McKay Sports...... 9-11 announced the city has received Stocks...... 4 its 19th consecutive TV Schedule...... 7 Distinguished Budget Weather...... 8 Presentation Award. Lay acknowledged the work of City Manager Joe Fivas, McKay, Around Town and staff members on the com- prehensive audit for this year, Regina Williams discussing emphasizing there were no some upcoming features ... charges in the detailed disclo- Sheeko Ndegwa, Kendra sures of the document. Edwards, Nazareth Curtis and Mayor Tom Rowland pointed Abby Brennan helping a friend out that the budgeting award is celebrate a birthday. for all of the United States and Canada, adding that Bradley Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS County government has also THE CITY OF CLEVELAND has been presented with the Distinguished Budgeting Presentation Award for the 19th straight year. Showing received this award for the past off the certificate at Monday’s City Council meeting were employees who have been involved in the city’s financial process. They include, from left, Sue Zius, Cindy Hines, Karen Stovall, Amy Newman, Assistant City Manager Shawn McKay, City Manager Joe Fivas, Christy 6489076 75112 See AWARD, Page 16 Bryant, Teresa Torbett and Darla Jenkins. 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Brian and Eileen Looney of Gilbert, S.C.; a brother, Sam Tennessee’s firearm silencer ban He graduated from the in the name of “hearing protec- University of Oklahoma with a Tanner Jr, of Moncks Corner, degree in chemical engineering S.C.; an aunt, Nell Tanner of tion.” Cleveland,; five grandchildren: TVA power usage peak in 1961, participating in ROTC. Republican Rep. Tilman Goins He spent two years serving in Vanessa Hoffman, Amanda of Morristown has filed legisla- Martha B. Evans Hasty, Margaret Silvery, Korey Martha B. Evans, 92, of the U.S. Army at Fort Lee, Va. tion that would remove silencers His career in the plastics indus- Looney and Hillary Futch; nine during weekend cold Cleveland, died Monday, Jan. 9, great-grandchildren; and one from the list of weapons banned 2017. try spanned over 40 years, and for having “no common lawful he retired from a plant in great-great-grandchildren. Survivors and arrangements Memorials may be made to purpose.” will be announced by Companion Tuscola, Ill. Because Ken Others include machine guns, ranked 4th in Top 10 enjoyed his engineering work so the American Diabetes Funeral Home. Association, 2451 Crystal Drive, short-barreled shotguns, brass much, he continued as a con- Special to the Banner used 621,364 megawatt hours in sultant for several years. The Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22202. knuckles and explosive weapons. a 24-hour period, which is also highlight of his career was col- The Tennessee Valley The possession, manufacture the utility’s fourth highest week- laborating in the ground-up Authority reports that this past or sale of a silencer is considered end energy day — enough elec- development of a polyethylene weekend’s cold snap, which manufacturing facility in Clinton, a felony under current state law. tricity to power the city of Las Iowa. Goins has dubbed his bill the dipped down to 14 degrees and Vegas for 10 days. He married Carolyn Ann “Tennessee Hearing Protection lower in parts of the Tennessee “The TVA generating fleet per- Roy Edward hair Patterson on Sept. 2, 1966. Act” of 2017. Valley, ranked fourth in the util- formed well and we appreciate They celebrated their 50th wed- ity’s “Top 10” winter weekend Roy Edward Hair, of The legislation follows several our TVA and local power compa- ding anniversary in 2016. power peaks. ny employees who worked Cleveland, died Monday, Jan. 9, During their time in Iowa, he years of efforts to loosen gun 2017, in a Chattanooga Health restriction in Tennessee. Preliminary numbers show behind the scenes to resolve and his family relaxed by cruis- TVA’s power peak of 28,863 Care Facility. ing the Mississippi River in their Lawmakers are also expected to issues and keep our lights and Survivors and Remembrance houseboat. He delighted in take up renewed efforts to elimi- megawatts occurred on Sunday. heat on,” says Walshe. of Life Arrangements will be teaching his son how to waterski nate permitting requirements in Sunday’s peak was about 4 per- “We need our forecast as accu- announced by Jim Rush Funeral and exploring the sloughs with cent off the utility’s all-time win- and Cremation Services. order to carry handguns in pub- rate as possible,” says Walshe. friends and family. In later years, lic. ter weekend high set on Jan. 9, Each degree TVA is off on its his dogs, Bear and Allie, grand- About 582,000 Tennesseans 2010. forecast means a difference of children, and tractor, entertained currently hold handgun carry “This past weekend’s cold 350 megawatts, which equals him at his six-acre property in permits. weather was one for the record about 200,000 homes. “To keep central Illinois. In 2009, he and books,” says Patrick Walshe, Carolyn moved to the warmer rates as low, we must produce mountains of Cleveland, where manager of Resource Operations the exact amount of electricity he was a member of Central and Analysis for Transmission people need.” Church of Christ. Operations and Power Supply. On Jan. 5, TVA started asking He was preceded in death by IT’SASPECIAL “We experienced record weekend consumers to prepare for the his parents and his younger power peaks. And, since the tem- weather by issuing tips on how brother, James Randall Jones. Esta Minnis DAY FOR peratures stayed below freezing to conserve electricity to reduce He is survived by his wife; his ... all weekend, a lot of energy was their power bills. daughter, Jennifer Annette Esta Murray Minnis, 85, of Jones (John) Loacker; his son, Chattanooga, passed away used.” “As the largest public power James Kenneth Bruce (Jessica) Saturday, Jan. 7, 2017, in TVA says Saturday morning’s provider in America, our goal is Jones; his grandsons: Jonathan Cleveland. George Matles, who is celebrat- peak of 27,575 megawatts is the to deliver electricity at the right Adam Jones Loacker and She was born on June 8, ing a birthday today ... Joe and ninth-highest winter weekend time, with the right fuel at the Jordan Allen Jones Loacker; his 1931, to the late Paul T. and Sharon Wade, who are celebrat- peak. The public utility company right rate, to ensure our con- granddaughters: Elise Lennae Mamie Weaver Murray. ing their 48th wedding anniver- She was preceded in death by also reports that consumers in sumers have the lowest power Jones and Annette Leigh Jones; sary today. their seven-state service area bill possible,” Walshe concluded. his sisters: Mary Lou (Logan) her five siblings: James Paul Beard and Jen Ann Duff; and Murray, Howard Murray, Edith many loving nieces and Murray Pharr, Barbara Murray nephews. Fugatt and Jackie Delano A memorial service was held Murray. at Central Church of Christ, on She retired from TVA. She Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017, at 11 was a member of Brainerd a.m. Baptist Church and the Bethany In lieu of flowers, the family Sunday School class. requests a donation to your Survivors include her two chil- favorite charity in his memory. dren: Jeffery L. (Carol) Minnis, You are invited to share a per- of Chattanooga and Janet Fannie Ream humble sonal memory of Kenneth or Minnis (Mike)Thomas of Fannie Rean “Fan” Humble, your condolences with his family Cleveland; three grandchildren: 86, of Cleveland, passed away at his online memorial located at Carrie Minnis, Bethany Baker on Sunday, Jan. 8, 2017. www.companionfunerals.com. and Jennifer (Jeff) Bain; four She was born on Aug. 8, 1930, Companion Funeral and great-grandchildren; one great- to the late Alfred and Ettie Cremation Service and the Cody great grandchild; sister, Parmley. family are honored to assist the Katherine Murray Griffin, of Fan has lived in Cleveland Jones family with these arrange- Tampa, Fla.; and several nieces since 1988 after moving here ments. and nephews. from Indiana. She was an active The funeral will be held 11 member of Lakeview Church of a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 11, God. She could see the beauty in 2017, in the East Brainerd the simplest of things. She loved Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral sketching, sewing, and was a Home, 8214 East Brainerd gifted writer of poetry and short Road, Chattanooga, with Pastor stories. Above all things, she was Steve Rowland officiating. a loving mother, grandmother, Burial will follow at Lakewood and great-grandmother who Memory Gardens — East. loved her family and spending The family will receive friends time with them. from 6 to 8 p.m., today at the In addition to her mother and funeral home. father, she is preceded in death In lieu of flowers memorial by one son, Rick Humble; hus- contributions may be made to Michael Brown via AP band, Gaylord Humble; sisters: the Mary Ellen Locher In thIs MAy 2015 Photo provided by Michael Brown, John and Lesley Ripper pose in the Pioneer Grace Blevins and Esther Foundation at www.melfounda- Cabin tunnel tree, a giant, centuries-old sequoia that had a tunnel carved into it in the 1880s, during a tion.org. Parmley; and brothers: Marshall visit to Calaveras Big Trees State Park near Arnold, Calif., in the Sierra Nevada. The tree came crashing Parmley and Martie Parmley. Please share your thoughts She leaves behind to cherish and memories online at down on Sunday during a massive storm. “I was blown away,” said John Ripper, a 55-year-old printer in her memory four children: Nick www.ChattanoogaEastBrainerd Northville, Michigan. “I’ve traveled to 70 countries, but that particular tree and being able to walk under- Humble (Sandy), April Chapel.com. neath it and touch it was quite a memorable moment and something I won’t soon forget.” Lamberson (Joe), Brenda Miller (Mark) and John Humble (Laura); sister, Mimie Guffey; brother, Glenda Riden Phillip Parmley (Judy); brother- Glenda Riden, 74, of in-law, Daniel Humble and wife, Fans mourn death of California’s Cleveland, died Monday, Jan. 9, Ruth; grandchildren: Michael, 2017, in a local health care facili- Jennifer, Mathew, Amy, Ashley, ty. Dylan, Lauren, Brooke, Madison, Survivors and funeral arrange- famous ‘drive-thru’ giant sequoia Lucas, Lindsey, Lance, Haley; ments will be announced by and great-grandchildren: Haley, Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Trent, Jaxon, Lyric, Carsan, and Crematory. ARNOLD, Calif. (AP) — Joyce family have spent countless hours through the tree and thinking, ‘I’m Sydni, Cameron, Jack, Brayden, Brown was 12 when her parents at the tree and often took out-of- inside of the tree right now!’” he Harper, Ethan, and Camden. Barbara Looney first took her to visit the “drive- town visitors there, some from as said. “It was madness.” The visitation will be held from Barbara Tanner Looney thru tree,” a giant sequoia in far away as Turkey. Crawford, 36, was stunned by 6 until 8 p.m. today in the chapel entered into rest on Monday, California famous for a car-sized In May 2015, she and her hus- the sequoia’s size: When his fami- Jan. 9, 2017. of Companion Funeral Home, hole carved into the base of its band showed off the tree to John ly of four tried to join hands 2419 Georgetown Road N.W., The funeral will be conducted and from 6 until 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017, at 5 trunk. and Lesley Ripper, a Michigan around the tree they discovered Thursday at Hicks-Vaughn p.m. from the Posey Funeral Brown thought she had entered couple the Browns befriended on they couldn’t even come close. Funeral Home, 647 N Main St, Chapel in North Augusta, S.C., a land of giants as she walked an African safari. “It was so different and so odd,” Monticello, Ky. 42633. with Pastor Rich Bowen officiat- underneath and around the “I was blown away,” said John Crawford said, adding that he The funeral will be held at 11 ing. Martha L. sims ancient 100-foot-tall tree, which Ripper, a 55-year-old printer in recently visited the tree again and a.m. Friday, Jan. 13, 2017, at Interment will be Thursday Martha L. Sims, 92, a resident was toppled by a massive storm Northville, Michigan. “I’ve traveled relived those memories. Parnell Church of God in afternoon at 2 p.m. in Sunset of Ooltewah, died Tuesday morn- on Sunday. to 70 countries. But that particu- “I feel like it’s part of my person- Monticello, Ky., and interment will Memorial Gardens in Cleveland ing, Jan, 10, 2017, in a local “It’s kind of like someone in the lar tree and being able to walk al history. So it’s a bummer to see with the Rev. Cy Harris officiat- follow at Parnell Methodist health care facility. family has died,” said Brown, a underneath it and touch it was it go,” he said. Cemetery. ing. Survivors and arrangements The Humble family would also The family will receive friends will be announced by Companion 65-year-old retired middle school quite a memorable moment and The tunnel that made the tree like to express appreciation to at the funeral home Wednesday Funeral Home & Crematory. teacher in the San Francisco Bay something I won’t soon forget.” famous and ultimately weakened the staff at Brookdale Assisted one hour prior to the service. Area who spends about a third of Ripper said he can’t believe that it was carved into its trunk in the Living and Caris Hospice for all of She was a native of the year at her family’s cabin in a Sumner Crawford of Charleston, 1880s to allow tourists to pass their tremendous care during this Cleveland, but had made North Arnold, about 4 miles from where South Carolina, remembers every through, first with horses and time. Augusta her home for the past the now-fallen tree lies dead in detail of his first visit to the tree as buggies and later with cars. The You are invited to share a per- 60 years. She attended The Calaveras Big Trees State Park. a kid in the early 1990s. tunnel was limited to pedestrians sonal memory of “Fan” or your New Hope Worship Center and Four generations of Brown’s “I remember I was walking in recent decades. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017— 3 Parents, save up: Cost of raising a child is more than $233K WASHINGTON (AP) — inform — and probably terrify live in communities that have spend around $174,690 per the increased number of highest for the oldest children, Expecting a baby? — budget-preparing parents. better schools or other ameni- child from birth through 17; women in the workforce, perhaps because they start Congratulations! Better put State governments and courts ties for children. higher-income families will prompting the need for more driving, and child care and edu- plenty of money in your savings also use the information to spend a whopping $372,210. child care. cation costs are highest for six account. write child support and foster URBAN VS. RURAL The average middle-income The numbers don’t even and under. The Department of care guidelines. The main costs DIFFERENCES family earns between $59,200 include the annual cost of col- Agriculture says the estimated include housing, food, trans- The cost of raising a child and $107,400 before taxes. lege, which the government MORE KIDS, LOWER cost of raising a child from birth portation, health care, educa- varies in different regions of the estimates is $45,370 for a pri- COSTS through age 17 is $233,610, or tion, clothing and other miscel- country. Overall, middle- CHILD CARE COSTS vate college and $20,090 for a There is some good news for as much as almost $14,000 laneous expenses. income, married-couple families HAVE RISEN public college. big families. Families with three annually. That’s the average for Things to know about how in the urban Northeast spent After housing, child care, or more children spend an aver- a middle-income couple with much it costs to raise a child: the most ($253,770), followed education and food are the OLDER KIDS ARE MORE age of 24 percent less per child. two children. It’s a bit more by those in the urban West highest costs for families. For a EXPENSIVE USDA says that’s because chil- expensive in urban parts of the HOUSING IS EXPENSIVE ($235,140) and urban South middle-income couple with two New parents may flinch at the dren often share bedrooms in country, and less so in rural Up to a third of the total cost ($221,730). Those in the urban children, food costs make up costs of diapers and baby gear, bigger families, clothing and areas. is housing, accounting for 26 to Midwest spent less ($217,020), about 18 percent of the cost of but it’s going to get worse. While toys are handed down and food The estimate released 33 percent of the total expense along with those in rural areas raising a child. Child care and a child costs around $12,680 can be purchased in larger and Monday is based on 2015 num- of raising a child. USDA comes ($193,020). education costs make up 16 when he or she is between 0 more economical packages. bers, so a baby born this year is up with those numbers by cal- USDA estimates the annual percent. and 2, a teenager between 15 Also, private schools and child likely to cost even more. It’s a 3 culating the average cost of an housing cost per child in urban Education costs have sharply and 17 costs around $13,900 care providers may offer sibling percent increase from the prior additional bedroom — an areas is $3,900, while it’s risen since 1960, when USDA annually. discounts. year, a hike higher than infla- approach the department says $2,400 in rural areas. estimated that those expenses USDA says food, transporta- In contrast, one-child house- tion. is probably conservative, There were also differences were around 2 percent of child- tion, clothing and health care holds spend an average of 27 Since 1960, USDA has com- because it doesn’t account for depending on income. Lower- rearing expenses. The report expenses all grow as a child percent more on the single piled the annual report to those families who pay more to income families are expected to says this growth is likely due to ages. Transportation costs are child.

Manhunt underway for suspect TENNESSEE BRIEFS in killing of Orlando officer DON’S New entertainment complex at Republicans milling gubernatori- ments in four cases. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A massive hero” who gave her life to the al bids. They include U.S. Rep. A news release said court will manhunt was underway Monday in community she loves. FENCE CO. Graceland set for March opening Diane Black of Gallatin, state be in session Tuesday in the popular tourist destination of Police released a video of Since 1961 MEMPHIS (AP) — A new enter- House Speaker Beth Harwell and Knoxville. Orlando as authorities searched for a Clayton’s body being taken out of ALL TYPES tainment complex featuring state Senate Majority Leader One case will decide whether man accused of shooting and killing the hospital to a waiting van in a exhibits and restaurants focused Mark Norris of Collierville. State someone who won a judicial elec- a police officer. flag-covered stretcher. A line of OF FENCING on the life and career of Elvis Sen. Mark Green of Ashland City tion but hasn’t taken office yet The Orlando Police officers saluted as the stretcher Presley is scheduled to open in is the only candidate to file offi- acts as a state officer or employee Department announced the was wheeled out. 479-6212 March at Graceland in Memphis. cial fundraising papers so far. in making administrative staffing death of Master Sgt. Debra Authorities said 17 area & 336-1501 The 200,000-square foot Elusive high-speed internet provisions. The case also deals Clayton on its official Twitter schools were placed in lockdown complex will be located across with whether a judicial adminis- account Monday morning. A following the shooting. the street from Graceland, sprouts in rural Tennessee trative assistant is an at-will short time later, authorities said Sheriff’s officials said Loyd was Presley’s longtime home. The NASHVILLE (AP) — A rural employee. at a press conference that a sec- spotted by a deputy fleeing in the house was turned into a muse- county northwest of Knoxville Another case deals with ond law enforcement officer was Orlando police officer’s vehicle. um after his death in 1977. It could serve as a model for how whether the Court of Criminal killed in a vehicle accident while The suspect pulled into a nearby has attracted Presley fans and grant money can be leveraged to Appeals erred in finding that trial searching for the suspect in apartment complex and then tourists from around the world spur much-needed infrastruc- evidence wasn’t sufficient to sup- Clayton’s killing. fired at a deputy, striking the ever since. ture investments such as high- port a man’s conviction for aggra- The shooting occurred near a deputy’s SUV twice. The deputy Elvis Presley Enterprises, speed Internet. vated stalking. Walmart store in Orlando earlier wasn’t harmed, the sheriff’s which operates Graceland, says Scott County, located 60 miles A third case addresses trusts Monday. office said. Presley’s former wife, Priscilla northwest of Knoxville, is classi- and arbitration. The suspect has been identi- Loyd then carjacked another Presley, will attend the grand fied by the state as economically The final case deals with attor- fied as Markeith Loyd, 41, in an vehicle, drove away and then opening March 2. The center is distressed, but its local coopera- ney discipline. area of northwest metro Orlando. abandoned the vehicle not far tive now has some of the fastest part of a $140 million expansion Police: No charges against Authorities said Loyd previously away, according to the sheriff’s of the Graceland tourist attrac- internet services in the nation, was a suspect in the murder of office. tion. The Tennessean reported. Chattanooga man in fatal shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend last The manhunt was being con- Presley, who was born on Jan. Recent local upgrades that CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Police December. ducted where he abandoned the

8, 1935, would have turned 82 include 2,700 miles of fiber have declined to charge a “He should be considered vehicle. ©2014 on Sunday. His birthday was cel- installation stem from a $67 mil- Chattanooga man in the fatal armed and dangerous,” said Gov. Rick Scott cancelled an JEWELERS ebrated at Graceland with a lion federal grant awarded to shooting of a teenager who tried Police Chief John Mina said at a appearance in Orlando because memorabilia auction and a cake Highland Telephone Cooperative to rob him at gunpoint. press conference. “He will be of the shooting. cutting ceremony. in 2010, part of the 2009 A Chattanooga newspaper brought to justice.” —- 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( Report: Nashville’s sidewalk, American Recovery and reports that investigators decided Mina lauded Clayton, who was Information from: Orlando (Next to The Town Squire) Reinvestment Act. 30-year-old Joshua Smith acted married and had two children, as Sentinel, http://www.orlan- 478-0049 • 478-0050 bike lane needs top $800M LAY-AWAYS WELCOME With the fiber access, schools within the law when he shot 19- a “committed” officer and “a dosentinel.com/ NASHVILLE (AP) — A report can offer distance learning, year-old Steven Hurston 11 says Nashville would need more businesses can easily connect times at a Hixson apartment than $800 million for a wide- with customers and students complex last March. spanning plan to build and fix can take courses online. Police believe Hurston and a sidewalks and create a bikeway While cost and internet edu- woman lured Smith to the com- network. cation remain hurdles for many plex and tried to rob him. The Tennessean reports that residents, adoption rates have Twenty-year-old Taylor Smith the figures are included in a new climbed to 60 percent and nearly is charged with attempted aggra- draft update to Nashville’s side- all businesses have signed up. vated robbery. She is not related walks and bikeways master plan. Brandon Anderson, a radiolo- to Joshua Smith, who told police The figures account for the next gy technician at a clinic in Scott that he connected with the five years of funding needs. County, said the benefits of fiber woman through a website and Featuring community growth, The report says Nashville internet are greatest when it arranged to meet her. would need $550 million to build comes to transferring health accomplishments and projections for 91 miles of new sidewalks in care data. Davidson County and $223 mil- “With big packets of informa- the future. Including local businesses, lion to repair sidewalks. tion, doing it from facility to LOTTERY It says $41 million would be facility was a lot harder, industry, government, schools, hospitals, necessary to build 41 miles of nowhere near as quick as it is NUMBERS new bikeways. today,” Anderson said. “If you chamber of commerce, religion and other Mayor Megan Barry put $30 were sending big packets of million for sidewalk paving in her information there was no guar- (AP) — These lotteries were first budget, which is more than antee the information would drawn Monday: community organizations. the historic norm, but still short make it there or if the informa- of what the new plan recom- tion was going to be corrupt TENNESSEE mends. when it got there because there Cash 3 Evening: 2-0-6, Lucky With an ad plus news story you will be Jackson police investigate was such a long time.” Sum: 8 The upgrades would not have Cash 3 Midday: 7-3-1, Lucky able to share points of interest regarding shooting of 11-year-old child Sum: 11 JACKSON (AP) — Investigators been possible without the help of Cash 3 Morning: 7-5-2, Lucky in Jackson are asking the public the federal grant, said Mark your business or organization... 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Tennessee’s Supreme Court is 423-472-5041 Boyd is among several heading to Knoxville to hear argu- 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com U.S. had near record heat, costly weather disasters in 2016 WASHINGTON (AP) — With Later this month, global tem- tive year that the United States degrees. Also, the nation’s night- Virginia and twice in Louisiana. weather disasters count is sec- steamy nights, sticky days and peratures will be calculated, giv- was warmer than normal. time low temperature was the That’s the most NOAA has seen, ond to 2011, when there were 16 torrential downpours, last year ing climate scientists more infor- Only 2012’s 55.3 (12.9 hottest on record, a key issue twice as many as the previous in the United States. NOAA’s bil- went down as one of the mation as they monitor the plan- Celsius)degrees was warmer in because it hurts agriculture, high for inland flooding. lion-dollar disaster calculations warmest and wildest weather et’s warming. the 122 years of U.S. record costs more in air conditioning Hotter summer nights, warm- — which are adjusted for infla- years on record in the United The regular tally of the keeping. and makes it harder for people’s ing farther north and concen- tion — goes back to 1980. In States. nation’s weather year shows that “It is certainly a data point on bodies to recover from the sum- trated bursts of heavy rain amid addition to flooding, other billion The National Oceanic and even on a smaller scale — the a trend that we’ve seen: a gener- mer heat, Arndt said. drought are all signs of man- dollar disasters included Atmospheric Administration U.S. is only 2 percent of the al warming,” said Deke Arndt, NOAA also found that it was made climate change long pre- Hurricane Matthew, wildfires, announced Monday that 2016 Earth’s area — climate change is climate monitoring chief at the fourth consecutive wetter dicted by scientists, Arndt said. drought, tornadoes and hail was the second hottest year in becoming more noticeable even NOAA’s National Centers for than normal year in the nation, “The fact that the U.S. has storms. the U.S. as Alaska warmed dra- amid the natural variations that Environmental Information in even as droughts remained seen the two warmest years Other records in 2016: matically and nighttime temper- play such a large role in day to Asheville, North Carolina.. “All nasty in some places. “We are (2012 and 2016) within the past Georgia and the U.S. Southeast atures set a record. day weather. five of the warmest years on seeing bigger doses of rain in five years cannot be explained by as a whole had their warmest The U.S. also notched its sec- The average temperature last record have been since 1998 in smaller amounts of time,” Arndt chance. It bears the fingerprint years, and the Upper Midwest ond highest number of weather year in the Lower 48 states was the U.S.” said. of human-caused climate had its wettest year. disasters that cost at least $1 54.9 degrees (12.7 Celsius), While 2016 didn’t quite break That led to four different change,” Pennsylvania State —- billion in damage: 15 separate nearly 3 degrees above the 20th the overall heat record, Alaska inland floods that cost $1 billion University climate scientist National Centers for ones together caused $46 billion Century average of 52 (11.1 had its hottest year by far, beat- or more, including heavy sudden Michael Mann said in an email. Environmental Information: in damage and 138 deaths. Celsius). It’s the 20th consecu- ing 2014’s old record by 1.6 flooding in Houston, West Last year’s 15 billion-dollar https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ West prepares for flooding while East Coast in deep freeze (AP) — As the East Coast waits to thaw out from a weekend icy mess, another storm is bringing rain and the potential of the worst flooding in more than a decade to the West coast. At least four deaths have been blamed on the East Coast storm, which dropped more than a foot of snow in southern New England, caused a former gover- nor to fall on his icy driveway in Mississippi and caused schools in North Carolina to cancel class- es Monday. Photo submitted Out West, forecasters are BCSo DePUty roBBie HAire, second from left, received his commendation from Chief Deputy warning of heavy rains in north- Brian Smith, left, Sheriff Eric Watson and Lt. Julie Quinn. ern California and Nevada through the middle of the week along with an ice storm in Oregon. Robbie Haire receives BCSO In the East, the worst, linger- ing problems were expected in North Carolina where up to 10 commendation for theft solving inches of snow and sleet fell in places Saturday. The deep freeze BCSO Deputy Robbie Haire keys were missing from another open nine different doors, leav- followed. Forecasters predict received the Sheriff’s Office office. Numerous doors had pry ing them damaged. Haire also temperatures won’t get above freezing in much of the state Commendation Award from marks on them from someone noticed a plastic bottle left in AP Photo/Gerry Broome Sheriff Eric Watson for his attempting to gain access to the the accountant’s office by one of before Tuesday afternoon, a big A City worker removes snow from a crosswalk as a winter actions in solving thefts at school’s main office. the suspects that was collected problem in a place where officials storm blankets the area in Carrboro, N.C., Saturday. Snow and sleet Bradley Central High School. After reviewing several hours and logged into evidence for depend on usually mild weather to melt away the ice and snow on pounded a large swath of the East Coast on Saturday, coating roads Haire was contacted by the of surveillance video, Haire processing. with ice and causing hundreds of crashes. school’s administration regard- noticed two subjects entered A few days later, investigators less traveled routes. One person ing several thefts that occurred the at the rear of the school were able to identify the subject died in Montgomery County within a 24-hour period. While around 1:30 a.m., and left the by examining the plastic bottle when a car slid off icy Interstate investigating he discovered that campus around 3 a.m. left in the office. Additionally, 73/74 into a tree Sunday morn- a day in the frigid North Carolina When the thaw does come later approximately $525 in cash had While the subjects were Haire assisted in locating the ing, Gov. Roy Cooper said. mountains without food and in the week, it will be quick. been taken from the school’s inside the school, video cap- suspects, who later confessed to The other three deaths related water and only a small fire for Highs in the South are forecast accountant’s office, and a set of tured them attempting to pry the crime. to the storm occurred in Virginia, warmth were rescued from waist- in the 70s on Friday. Georgia and Kentucky, and offi- high snow. A helicopter using a In the West, forecasters said cials said they were the result of tool that can detect heat found flooding from the storm moving Coyote sightings unnerve some in metro Atlanta cars traveling on roads made the hikers about 5 p.m. Saturday onshore and a second predicted slick by ice. Other traffic deaths in the Shining Rock Wilderness bout of heavy rain Tuesday could ROSWELL, Ga. (AP) — Coyote creek. But it was the largest. keeping pets indoors at night. were being investigated to deter- area about 25 miles southwest of cause flooding in northern sightings in Roswell and other “Apparently my next door Other tips, include the use of mine if weather played a factor. Asheville. Cooper said rescuers California and Nevada similar to parts of metro Atlanta continue neighbor was awakened by fencing and shelters for small Early Monday, low tempera- got to the men about two hours problems in 2005 and 2006 that to cause a stir among some res- them last night,” Uhlmeyer animals and livestock, with tures ranged from zero in later, just in time to save them. sent 5 feet of water into ware- idents. said. motion-activated lights to scare Reidsville and Roxboro near the School systems across North houses in Sparks, Nevada, and The latest sighting was Coyote sightings have coyote’s away; making sure Virginia state line to 29 degrees Carolina went ahead early hazardous waste barrels floating Monday morning. Dan unnerved some in the area. dead animals, including nearby at Cape Hatteras. Sunday and canceled Monday’s away. Uhlmeyer, a resident of the However, Chris Mowry, an ani- roadkill, are disposed of; and The National Weather Service classes in part because of icy The icy weather also prompted north Point subdivision in mal ecologist who coordinates keeping small mammals from had winter weather advisories in roads, but also because of bitter an increase in emergency room Roswell, told The Atlanta the Atlanta Coyote Project, has feeding in and around bird feed- effect for 75 of North Carolina’s cold temperatures making it dan- visits from falls. In Mississippi, a Journal-Constitution said there’s no need to be overly ers, which can attract coyotes. 100 counties until late Monday gerous for children without prop- family spokesman said 93-year- (http://on-ajc.com/2ixAPTo) he alarmed. “If you see coyotes near your morning. Driving conditions were er clothes to wait for buses and old former Gov. William Winter spotted the animal in his snow- The project website has home and feel uneasy about dangerous across because of left- difficult to keep buildings warm. was expected to recover and was dusted backyard. guidelines for dealing with the their presence, make loud nois- over snow and ice and cold tem- Many schools and government in fair condition after suffering a Uhlmeyer says it’s not the animals. Tips include making es, spray them with a hose, and peratures. offices were closed Monday. concussion when he fell on the first coyote he’s seen in the trash cans and other possible generally make them feel unwel- There was one happy ending. North Carolina State University steep, icy driveway of his yard, which backs up to a food sources inaccessible and come,” the website suggests. Two hikers missing for more than also canceled classes. Jackson home.

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Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, NewLink 13.12 +2.03 +18.3 AtriCure 16.59 -2.34 -12.4 Apple Inc 316809 118.99 +1.08 or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s MI -Muni National Intermediate, SH -Health, TE -Target Date 2016-2020, TG -Target Date 2021-2025,WS -World Stock, Total net asset value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. others with same objective: A is in top 20%, SthcrssEn 2.00 +.29 +17.0 Microbot rs 7.14 -.94 -11.6 MerrimkP 311484 3.67 +.07 Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum $ needed to invest in fund. 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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—Tuesday, January 10, 2017— 5 NATIONAL BRIEFS Chevy Bolt gets top car award; Pacifica named top utility vehicle Officer injured when man throws drugs it plans to use on a con- U.S. announces polar bear plan; demned child killer next month. DETROIT (AP) — The Chevy caustic substance at face The inventory logs obtained by critics call it toothless Bolt has been named top car in NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The Associated Press through a ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — North America, an important mile- Authorities say a Norfolk police records request also show Ohio The U.S. Fish and Wildlife stone for a car General Motors officer suffered significant has enough drugs to carry out Service on Monday announced hopes will finally get Americans injuries when a man threw a multiple executions. its recovery plan for threatened hooked on electric vehicles. caustic substance into the offi- The logs showing supplies polar bears, but critics say it The Honda Ridgeline grabbed cer’s face. obtained in September and doesn’t go far enough. the honor for top truck. Utility Police say a man approached October don’t identify the source Polar bears in 2008 were vehicles were honored separately the police sergeant shortly before of the drugs, which are protected declared threatened under the for the first time, with the Pacifica 10 a.m. Monday and threw an by an Ohio law shielding such Endangered Species Act because minivan from Fiat Chrysler snag- unknown substance at the offi- information. of the loss of their primary habi- ging that award. cer’s face. Police say the officer The state plans to execute tat, sea ice, brought on by the The honors were announced received what appear to be signif- Ronald Phillips on Feb. 15 for the climate warming. Polar bears Monday morning at Detroit’s Cobo icant burn injuries. 1993 rape and murder of his girl- use sea ice for hunting seals. Center as the North American Police say it appears the attack friend’s 3-year-old daughter in Climate models project that International Auto Show’s press was unprovoked. The officer, who Akron. rising temperatures will contin- preview days kicked into high was transported to the hospital, The execution would be Ohio’s ue to diminish summer sea ice. gear. has not been identified. first in three years and the sec- The recovery plan calls for The Bolt beat out the Genesis Police say the man was taken ond to use midazolam (mih-DAY’- reduced greenhouse gas emis- G90 and Volvo S90 for the car into custody near the scene of the zoh-lam), a type of sedative that sions but requires no direct award. The electric car from attack. Police say they will not has been used in previously trou- action for that to happen. The Chevrolet went on sale late last identify the man until charges blesome executions in Ohio and plan says reducing greenhouse year. It gets more than 200 miles against him are formalized. Arizona. gases will require global action. per battery charge, which is more AP Photo/Carlos Osorio Trial of executive blamed in Lake Erie search resumes for Shaye Wolf of the Center for than the average American drives GenerAl MOtOrs Executive Chief Engineer Autonomous & Biological Diversity calls the in a day. The Bolt also sells for Electrified Vehicles and New Technology Pam Fletcher, left, and Bolt meningitis outbreak is underway missing plane; memorial set plan toothless. BOSTON (AP) — A federal pros- CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — A around $30,000 when a federal Chief Engineer Josh Tavel stand next to a Chevy Bolt after it was She says the plan acknowl- tax credit is included. Electric ecutor has told jurors that the next step in search efforts that edges the primary problem but named top car in the North America at the North American former president of a compound- resumed Monday in Lake Erie vehicles have failed to catch on International Auto show Monday in Detroit. fails to put the solution in the with most American consumers, ing pharmacy blamed for a for a plane carrying six people recovery strategy. national meningitis outbreak that disappeared days ago will but General Motors hopes the “This is really all-new from the Vehicle of the Year awards. that killed 64 people and sick- be bringing up debris spotted on Handcuffed Texas suspect shoots improved range and price help ground up,” Kuniskis said of the Eligible vehicles must be new or ened hundreds more put “profits the lake bottom. himself while in custody shift opinions. Pacifica, a sleeker, swept-back substantially changed. over patients.” Cleveland city officials said AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas Mark Reuss, GM’s head of glob- minivan that hit showrooms last Organizers accept no advertis- The prosecutor said Monday in the large pieces of debris will be police say a suspect in handcuffs al product development, described spring as a replacement for the ing, though automakers try to Boston in the trial of Barry brought to the surface from an pulled a handgun from his waist- the Bolt as a “moon shot.” Town and Country and Dodge capitalize on the marketing value Cadden that he failed to make area searched Friday, though it band and shot himself in the “We didn’t have all the answers Grand Caravan. Among its firsts: of the awards, in their 24th year. sure his drugs were sterile and remains unclear if the debris is head while he was being driven to when we started the program — in hands-free sliding doors that open The awards program launched that he lied to health officials from the corporate jet that van- a police station. terms of how far we were going to when the driver sticks a foot in 1993, and patterned itself after investigating what was making so ished after takeoff from Burke Interim Austin police Chief get range-wise, how light are we under them. the European Car of the Year. many people sick. Lakefront Airport on Dec. 29. Brian Manley says the man was going to get the car and ... sell “We love minivans — we sold a Organizers accept no advertising, The outbreak was traced to They also didn’t give a timetable arrested Sunday on suspicion of price,” he said. “We hit on all cylin- quarter-million minivans this last though carmakers try to capital- tainted steroid injections manu- for the work. shoplifting and possessing a con- ders on this, so to speak, even year that just ended,” he added. ize on the marketing value of the factured at the now-closed New The plane’s cockpit voice trolled substance. though there’s not any in the car.” “Our designers just did an amaz- honors. England Compounding Center in recorder and pieces of the air- Manley didn’t explain if the The Ridgeline scored the truck ing job of taking something that Framingham. craft’s tail also were found man was searched or why he had award over Ford F-Series Super has to be very functional and Cadden is charged with 25 Friday, along with a seat that a weapon while in custody. Duty and the Nissan Titan. making it look very beautiful at counts of second-degree murder might have human remains. The He says the handcuffed man Pacifica got the nod for the utility the same time.” I PAY TOP under racketeering law and six people who were aboard the was inside a police car when he award over the Jaguar F-Pace and About 60 automotive journal- dozens of other felonies in a 2012 plane are presumed dead. pulled the weapon and aimed it at Mazda X-9. ists serve as judges for North DOLLAR! fungal meningitis outbreak. He A memorial service was sched- his head. An officer ordered him Timothy Kuniskis, Fiat American Car, Truck and Utility TOP DOLLAR PAID has pleaded not guilty. Chrysler’s car chief, said he’s FOR GOLD & uled Monday in Canfield, near to drop the weapon but minutes OTHER ITEMS A compounding pharmacy later the man shot himself. “amazingly proud” that a minivan Youngstown, for the plane’s 5301 BRAINERD mixes customized medications pilot, Columbus business execu- The suspect was being treated scored the utility honor. The award recognizes the automaker’s ROAD for patients in the strength and tive John T. Fleming, his wife, late Sunday for life-threatening (423) 499-9162 dosage they require. Sue, and their teenage sons, injuries. Manley has not released commitment to the foundation it Kennedy cousin Skakel wants Jack and Andrew. A second the suspect’s name, but says he’s established for the family hauler R I C K D A V I S memorial is planned Tuesday in his late teens or early 20s. while reinventing it some three conviction decision reconsidered decades later, he said. GOLD & DIAMONDS HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — afternoon at Liberty Lawyers for Kennedy cousin Presbyterian Church in Michael Skakel have asked the Delaware, north of Columbus. Connecticut Supreme Court to They were returning to reconsider its recent decision to Columbus after making the trip reinstate his murder conviction to a Cleveland Cavaliers game in a 1975 killing — a request with their neighbor, 50-year-old that adds another twist in the Brian Casey, and his 19-year- case because the justice who old daughter, University of wrote the 4-3 majority ruling has Wisconsin-Madison nursing stu- left the court. dent Megan Casey. The divided court ruled Dec. New Jersey driver hurt when Can you help the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office? 30 that a lower court was wrong dumbbell smashed into windshield Residents with information about the individuals listed on this page when it decided in 2013 that OLDMANS TOWNSHIP, N.J. Skakel’s trial lawyer made seri- (AP) — Police say a 50-pound should NOT attempt to interact with these suspects. ous mistakes and ordered a new dumbbell crashed through a Please call the tip line at 423-728-7336 or in an emergency 911. trial. Skakel, who was convicted vehicle’s windshield on the New in 2002, was freed on $1.2 mil- Jersey Turnpike, injuring a lion bail after the lower court motorist. ruling, after having served more It happened Monday morning than 11 years of a sentence of 20 in the southbound lanes in years to life in prison. Oldmans Township. Skakel, a nephew of Robert F. The 75-year-old was flown to a Kennedy’s widow, Ethel hospital. The driver’s condition is Kennedy, was convicted of not known. killing Martha Moxley in 1975, State troopers are trying to when they were both 15 years determine where the dumbbell old and neighbors in a wealthy came from. Greenwich neighborhood. His DAVID RONELL DAVID LAUREN CASEY THOMAS EUGENE appellate lawyers say his trial Philly sinkhole swallows car, AMADOV ANTAUIN WILLIS CALVIN KING HENDRICKS MCCROSKEY 04/15/1987 10/09/1974. PROBATION 10/28/1969. 9-16-1985. VIOLATION OF 10/26/1983. lawyer, Michael Sherman, made interrupts utility services AGGRAVATED STATUTORY VIOLATION/ ATTEMPTED RAPE VIOLATION OF PROBATION FOR PAROLE VIOLATION—FAIL TO a series of poor decisions includ- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The RAPE OF A CHILD/ ATTEMPTED SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, INTRODUCTION OF DRUGS IN A PAY FINES—CONSPIRACY TO ing failing to present a key alibi Philadelphia Water Department AGG. SEXUAL BATTERY/ SEX MISD. V.O.P. PENAL FACILITY, AGGRAVATED SALE AND DELIVER witness and failing to argue says a water main break caused OFFENDER REGISTRY ASSAULT, THEFT OF PROPERTY. SCHEDULE II Skakel’s brother could have a sinkhole to open up on a street been the killer. in the city’s Fishtown section Justice Peter T. Zarella, who that was large enough to swallow wrote the majority decision to two cars. reinstate the murder conviction, A 30 foot-by-10-foot hole devel- left the court at the end of oped as a section of East Boston December to work for a private Street collapsed after a six-inch law firm and cannot take part in water main broke sometime a decision on Skakel’s new between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. motion to reconsider. Sunday. Ohio officer gives her The sinkhole absorbed one car and left another teetering on the JEREMIAH BONNIE MICHAEL CHARLES JUNIOR CHRISTOPHER GPS to lost driver edge. Twenty homes on the block THOMAS HAYES FAY ENSLEY BLEDSOE BROWN II CLARENCE HUSKINS CINCINNATI (AP) — A were left without water. Gas serv- 03/01/1982 03/04/1975 . POSS. SCH. II 01/04/1984. F.T.A. POSS. 6/9/1974. FAILURE TO APPEAR ON 01/24/1975. Cincinnati police officer con- AGGRAVATED BURGLARY FOR RESALE X 4/ SIMPLE SCH II FOR RESALE x2/ SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY POSSESSION OF A ice to six residences was shut off POSSESSION SCH IV / POSS. SCH. VI/ POSS. RESTRICTIONS. FAILURE TO WEAPON BY A cerned about a lost driver trying as a precaution. POSSESSION OF A WEAPON OF FIREARM BY APPEAR ON MISDEMEANOR CONVICTED FELON to get to Florida gave the woman Water department spokesman BY A CONVICTED FELON CONVICTED FELON VIOLATION OF PROBATION. her personal GPS navigation John DiGiulio says the street has system to help. been blocked off and repairs will ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE BRADLEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. Officer Virginia Villing says begin Monday on what is likely a Shirley McKeown was driving problem with the sewer in the from Lynn, Indiana, to Venus, area. Florida, to spend Christmas Bottled water has been provid- with her daughter and other ed to all affected residents. family when she pulled up to the officer and asked for help. Woman dies of hypothermia after The officer tells WXIX-TV heart issue in unheated home McKeown had highlighted JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A maps, but was lost with 1,000 coroner says a 60-year-old west- miles to go. ern Pennsylvania woman died of Call Now! 423-472-HELP (4357) “Reuniting “Reuniting FamiliesFamilies inin aa professional,professional, She says McKeown reminded hypothermia after a heart prob- one call does it all her of her own mother, and she lem caused her to fall in her confidential confidential andand timelytimely manner”manner” would have wanted someone to home where her furnace wasn’t help her mom. working. McKeown last week mailed Cambria County Coroner Jeff the GPS back and sent a thank Lees says Camilla Farren was you note. She said Villing was found dead in her Johnstown Charles Keith West, Attorney At Law “just a sweetheart.” home just after noon Friday, but Villing’s supervisor says she likely died 36 hours before. • Divorce • Family Law • Estate • Child Support and Accident • Injury has a reputation for going out of Lees says the furnace in her way to help people. Farren’s home malfunctioned at General Practice Office Ohio obtained repeat a time when temperatures had 420 3rd Street SW • Cleveland FREE fallen into the single digits. supplies of lethal drugs Although Farren hit her head Call Today For Your Appointment CONSULTATION COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — during the fall, and had heart Records show Ohio has obtained problems, the coroner says the repeat supplies of the lethal cold killed her. 423-618-2676 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11, 2017 Happy Birthday: Assess personal Making subtle changes to the way you CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS relationships and reconnect with people look, live or do things will improve your DAY: Amanda Peet, 45; Mary J. Blige, from your past. Looking back will help popularity and give you greater insight. 46; Kim Coles, 55; Naomi Judd, 71. you figure out how to move forward. Don't feel the need to follow others when you should be the one leading the way. Your numbers are 8, 17, 23, 27, 34, 38, 41. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don't share personal information about your Contract Bridge finances or your professional goals. It's by Steve Becker best to make any adjustments to your qualifications or skills quietly. Patience Hagar the Horrible will pay off when you're ready to present what you have to offer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Ask questions, show interest and share your ideas with people who have more expe- rience than you, and you will discover the best way to proceed with your plans. Get involved, sign up for something you believe in and make a difference. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Moderation and setting guidelines regarding what you will and won't do will be necessary. Deal with demanding people by choosing to do your own thing. Don't be a follower when you Dilbert should be the one who is responsible and leading the way. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Open up, share your emotions and explore possibilities with someone you enjoy spending time with. A makeover or refreshing your appearance to fit current trends will result in compliments. Stick to a budget and avoid making impulse pur- chases. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Dealing with institutions or colleagues will require finesse and plenty of preparation. Get your facts straight and make your pres- entation fail-proof. You can make a dif- Garfield ference or bring about helpful changes if you are astute. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What you do for others will make a difference when you need something in return. Make this a day of listening and talking and you will build stronger relationships. Share your thoughts, feelings and plans for the future with someone you love. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Do what's expected of you and keep a low profile. If you can put up with someone's dis- gruntled attitude, you will be able to take care of some of the things that matter to both of you. Be mindful rather than criti- Beetle Bailey cal. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Home improvements, investments and per- sonal gains can all be made if you stay focused on your dreams and put forth a solid effort. Your tenacity and enthusi- asm will help you convince others to support your goals. A commitment can be made. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Make a point to relay information directly. Sticking to the facts will help you clear up an emotional situation that has left you in an awkward position. Evading personal situations will only make matters worse. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics Be honest and move forward. By Conrad Day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Stay focused on the things you enjoy doing most and you'll find a way to incor- porate your desires into the way you earn your living. A small step forward will far outweigh making an impulsive move. Love is on the rise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Don't be too eager to share personal informa- tion. Emotions will be difficult to control if a money matter arises due to some- one's foolish spending. Look for alterna- tive ways to cut your overhead in order to save for something special. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): It's what you do that will make a difference. Take action and follow through with your plans. Updating your look to fit the cur- rent trends will grab positive attention from your peers as well as someone you love. Birthday Baby: You are sensitive, intuitive and creative. You are inventive and progressive. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017— 7

TUESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 10, 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 The Wall (N) ’ Å This Is Us (N) ’ Å Chicago Fire (N) ’ News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Prophecy Praise Å John Gray You are Supernatural Potters Praise Å Prince Bil Cornelius Joyce Meyer Your Best Praise Å Adventures World Impact WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Book Tennova Talk Unity Nashville Rise Up Around Town Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud The Flash “Invasion!” Å No Tomorrow (N) ’ Å Mod Fam Mod Fam Hollywood No-Dentures Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Georgia Nazi Mega Weapons (N) ’ American Experience Nuclear accident in Arkansas. (N) ’ Independent Lens (N) ’ Å Film School DAYSTAR 8Grace Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jerry Savelle John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Joel Osteen Å Walking-Faith K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) The Middle Housewife President Real O’Neals Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 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 Nazi Mega Weapons (N) ’ American Experience Nuclear accident in Arkansas. (N) ’ The A List World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang New Girl (N) The Mick (N) (:01) Bones (N) ’ (PA) 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 NCIS “Being Bad” ’ Bull “Never Saw the Sign” NCIS: New Orleans ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Easy Solutions “Fitbit” Oil Cosmetics Now That’s Cool With Jane “Fitbit” Å Fitbit Charge 2 Å Tuesday Night Beauty Å The Find With Shawn Killinger “Fitbit” (N) Å VitaMix: Blend 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 15Blue Bloods “Bad Company” Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Payback” ’››› “Pretty Woman” (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. Å››› “Pretty Woman” (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. Å Engagement Engagement HSN 16Cardmaking Tools-Supplies Storage & Organization (N) Crafter’s Companion (N) Paper Crafting Tools Anna Griffin Elegant Paper Snap It & Scrap It Crafter’s Companion (N) 24 Hour Craft Day Finale (N) IntelliWhite Beauty (N) Å E! 23Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley E! News (N) Å››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’››› “X-Men” (2000, Action) Hugh Jackman. Å (:15) ››› “X-Men” (2000, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart. Å (:45) Joyride LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms Å Dance Moms (N) Å Dance Moms (N) Å (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (:02) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (12:02) Dance Moms Å TLC 26Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World Little People, Big World ’ (:01) Outdaughtered (N) ’ (:02) Kate Plus 8 ’ Å (:02) Outdaughtered ’ (12:02) Kate Plus 8 ’ Å TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends Friends Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å Full Frontal Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å›› “Divergent” (2014, Science Fiction) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. Å (DVS) Good Behavior (9:57) Good Behavior (10:54) The Last Ship Å (11:54) The Last Ship Å USA 29NCIS “A Desperate Man” ’ NCIS “Life Before His Eyes” NCIS “Secrets” ’ NCIS “Psych Out” ’ WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ (Live) Å Shooter (N) Å (DVS) Incorporated Å (DVS) Law & Order: SVU FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Colombiana” (2011, Action) Zoe Saldana. ’ Å››› “Lucy” (2014) Scarlett Johansson. Premiere. ’ Taboo “Episode 1” (Series Premiere) (N) ’ (:21) Taboo “Episode 1” ’ (:42) Taboo ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å College Basketball Kentucky at Vanderbilt. (N) (Live) College Basketball Indiana at Maryland. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Baylor at West Virginia. (N) (Live) College Basketball Kansas at Oklahoma. (N) (Live) Basketball DRL Drone Racing Å Drone Racing FSTN 33UFC UFC Event Bob Redfern Destination UFC Unleashed Beneath Predators NHL Hockey Vancouver Canucks at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame World Poker Tour Tennis SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å College Basketball Auburn at Missouri. (N) (Live) Å College Basketball Mississippi State at Arkansas. (N) (Live) SEC Now Å SEC Now Å GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf School of Golf Feherty Feherty Golf Central PGA Tour Golf FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself NFL Presents Hoops College Basketball Xavier at Villanova. (N) (Live) Å College Basketball Providence at DePaul. (N) (Live) Å Hoops Extra Sports Live Speak for Yourself FSSE 37Driven Gamecock In. Clemson Future Phen. Golf America XTERRA Adv. Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Brooklyn Nets. (N) (Live) Hawks Live! GeorgiaS NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Brooklyn Nets. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Top Ten Worst Flash Floods Top Ten Amazing Moments Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Å Mad Money (N) Å Billion Dollar Buyer Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Billion Dollar Buyer (N) Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å 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) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic Files Å Anderson Cooper 360 Å 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 44Forged in Fire ’ Å The Curse of Oak Island ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ Oak Island: Digging Deeper The Curse of Oak Island (N) (:03) Forged in Fire (N) ’ The Curse of Oak Island ’ Oak Island: Digging Deeper TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Billy-Street Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology DISC 47Killing Fields ’ Å Killing Fields ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners ’ Å Moonshiners: Outlaw Cuts Moonshiners (N) ’ Å (:01) Killing Fields (N) Å (:01) Moonshiners ’ Å (12:02) Killing Fields Å NGC 48Southern Justice Å Southern Justice Å Gold Rush Ghost Ships Hunt for the Somali Pirates Underworld, Inc. “Pirates” Lawless Oceans Lawless Oceans Lawless Oceans Lawless Oceans TRAV 49Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious FOOD 50Chopped “No Kidding!” Chopped “Teen Invasion” Chopped “Teen Talent” Chopped “Teen Redeem” Chopped Junior (N) Å Chopped “Taco Time!” Chopped (N) Å Chopped “Hot Doggin”’ Chopped “Taco Time!” HGTV 51Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper (N) Å Hunters Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å ANPL 52I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters In Me Brain Monsters In Me Brain (:01) The Day I Almost Died (:01) Monsters Inside Me ’ (12:01) I Shouldn’t Be Alive FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ›› “Uncle Buck” (1989, Comedy) John Candy. ’ Å››› “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” (1986) Matthew Broderick. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å Gilmore Girls “Kill Me Now” 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 Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Paradise Run Thundermans Thundermans Game Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends 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 “Captain Sligo” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(2:30) ››› “True Grit” ›› “Man on Fire” (2004, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning. ‘R’ Å››› “The Departed” (2006) Leonardo DiCaprio. An undercover cop and a criminal lead double lives. ››› “Inside Man” (2006) ‘R’ Å TCM 59(:15) ››› “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” (1962, Drama) Glenn Ford. Å “Hollywood My Hometown” ››› “Papillon” (1973, Suspense) Steve McQueen, Dustin Hoffman. Å (:45) ››› “Escape From Alcatraz” (1979) Clint Eastwood. Å 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 61Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City ›› “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003) Kate Hudson. ›› “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003) Kate Hudson. BRAVO 62Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Ladies of London (N) Watch What Housewives/Atl. Ladies SYFY 63(3:30) ›› “Children of the Corn” (2009) ›› “Blade” (1998, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff. Å››› “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” (2008, Fantasy) Georgie Henley. Å› “I, Frankenstein” (2014) Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy. Å SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Campus PD Campus PD Cops Å Cops Å Campus PD Campus PD Cops Å Cops Å COM 65(3:44) Tosh.0 (:17) Tosh.0 South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Tosh.0 Å Daily Show At Midnight Futurama ’ South Park MTV 66(3:40) ›› “She’s All That” (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr. ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Teen Wolf “Heartless” (N) (:01) Sweet/Vicious (N) ’ (:02) ›› “Bring It On” (2000) Kirsten Dunst. ’ Å VH1 67T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop ’ Å America’s Next Top Model America’s Next Top Model Love & Hip Hop ’ Å Love & Hip Hop ’ Å K. Michelle Leave, Stevie Leave, Stevie Leave, Stevie CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Legally Blonde” (2001) Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson. Å›› “Legally Blonde” (2001) Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson. Å BET 69(2:55) ›› “Why Did I Get Married Too?” (2010) ›› “Madea’s Family Reunion” (2006, Comedy) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. Being Mary Jane (:02) Being Mary Jane (:05) Martin (:40) Martin The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air SCIENCE 83What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? (N) Å How the Universe Works (N) What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å CSPAN2 85(2:15) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Rosary With Jesus Super Saints Choices EWTN News Choices Daily Mass - Olam Mother Angelica Live EWTN News Holy Rosary Threshold of Hope (N) Å Catechism Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Criminal Minds “Fate” ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “The Storm” Criminal Minds “The Job” Criminal Minds ’ Saving Hope “Shattered” Saving Hope Å (DVS) DISXD 117Yo-Kai Watch Star-For. Kirby Buckets Walk the Walk the Milo Murphy Star-For. Star-For. Kirby Buckets Right Now Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Kirby Buckets Spider-Man Star-Rebels Lab Rats Kirby Buckets GSN 144The Chase “Fast Moving” Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Fact or Fict Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Sugar Cupcake Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order “Breeder” ’ Law & Order “Censure” ’ Law & Order “Kids” Å Law & Order “Big Bang” ’ Law & Order “Mayhem” ’ Law & Order “Wager” Å Law & Order “Sanctuary” ’ GALA 217La Fuerza del Destino Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos María María María María La Familia Vecinos Noticias María María María 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 311Bass Classic Car Stories Stories Dakar Rally Dakar Rally NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at St. Louis Blues. (N Subject to Blackout) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) NHL Rivals Poker After Dark (N) DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Tuesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WRCB) 9 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 9 p.m. on (BET) 9 p.m. on (TNT) The Flash This Is Us American Experience Being Mary Jane Good Behavior A crossover involving all four of The CW’s Following Toby’s (Chris Sullivan) heart at- The perils that nuclear weapons can pose Season 4 opens on an exciting note for During her show’s first season, Letty (Mi- superhero series continues with “Invasion!,” tack, Kate (Chrissy Metz) has to come to to their own homelands are underscored title character Mary Jane Paul (Gabrielle chelle Dockery) has had a ... let’s call it whose title describes what happens in Cen- terms with her feelings about him in the by the tense new episode “Command and Union) as her lifetime dream of becom- “uneven” track record when it comes to tral City when aliens known as the Domi- new episode “The Right Thing to Do.” Ran- Control,” in which director Robert Kenner ing a national TV news anchor gets a little staying out of trouble. As this offbeat dram- nators arrive. Barry (Grant Gustin) seeks dall (Sterling K. Brown) tries to adjust to goes moment by moment through a 1980 closer when Kara (Lisa Vidal) helps her edy closes out its freshman season with help from Green Arrow (guest star Stephen William’s (Ron Cephas Jones) relationship. incident at a Titan II missile complex in land a correspondent’s gig on the morning the new episode “All the Things,” however, Amell) and the Legends of Tomorrow, then Olivia’s (guest star Janet Montgomery) un- Damascus, Ark. A freak accident caused show “Great Day USA.” Mary Jane eagerly Letty makes a devastating choice and is Supergirl (guest star Melissa Benoist) also expected return shakes Kevin (Justin Hart- a puncture that started a leak of highly ex- makes the move to New York, where she forced to clean up her own mess, if she is is brought into the battle. Wally (Keiynan ley). A flashback finds Rebecca and Jack plosive rocket fuel ... threatening to set off soon meets her idol, resident anchor Ronda going to have any chance of saving Javier Lonsdale) wants to help, but Iris (Candice (Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia) reacting to a nuclear warhead that could have leveled Sales (Valarie Pettiford), only to discover (Juan Diego Botto). Patton) warns him not to. the news that they’re expecting triplets. much of that state and contaminated the that working for your heroes isn’t always East Coast. what it’s cracked up to be.

WEDNESDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING JANUARY 11, 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 Blindspot (N) ’ Å Law & Order: SVU Chicago P.D. “You Wish” (N) News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Destined Win Praise Å Behind Caroline Leaf Lou Giglio Potters John Gray Turning Point Prince S. Furtick Living Proof Blessed Life John Gray Drive History Zacharias J. Duplantis WTNB 5Nancy’s Neighborhood WTNB Today Body Wesley UMC First Baptist Church Gaither Gospel Hour ’ Westmore Church of God Around Town Texas Music Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Maury ’ Å Name Game Name Game Millionaire Millionaire Family Feud Family Feud Arrow “Invasion!” ’ Å Frequency “Negative Copy” News at 10 Mod Fam Hollywood Paid Program Two Men Two Men WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Arthur ’ (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Lawmakers Ga. Outdoors Nature (N) ’ Å (DVS) NOVA Nuclear renaissance. The Test ’ Å Sherlock on Masterpiece Sherlock faces a chilling enemy. DAYSTAR 8Huch Bill Winston Time-Hope Jewish Voice Gospel Music Creflo Dollar David Reagan John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni Supernatural Prophetic Z. Levitt K. Copeland Robison Enjoying-Life WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Goldbergs Speechless Mod Fam (:31) blackish (:01) Match Game (N) Å 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 Nature (N) ’ Å (DVS) NOVA Nuclear renaissance. Uranium -- Twisting the Dragon’s Tail ’ Å Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 Harry (N) ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Lethal Weapon “Lawmen” (:01) Star “Next of Kin” (N) News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing L King Report 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 Undercover Boss (N) Å Criminal Minds (N) ’ Code Black (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Gourmet Holiday Å VitaMix: Blend In the Kitchen With David The Shop “Vitamix” (N) Å Organized Options 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 15Blue Bloods “New Rules” Blue Bloods Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Salem “Friday’s Knights” (N) (:01) Salem Å (:02) Cops ’ Cops Å Salem “Friday’s Knights” HSN 16IntelliWhite LORAC (N) IntelliWhite Beauty (N) Å Michael Anthony Jewelry (N) Michael Anthony Jewelry (N) One on One With Tony Little IntelliWhite Beauty (N) Å IntelliWhite Beauty (N) Å Perfect Kitchen Sol. Fashion & Accessories E! 23››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. Å E! News (N) Å Total Divas Å Total Divas (N) Å Total Divas Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Little Women: Atlanta Å Little Women: Atlanta Å Vivica’s Black Magic Å Little Women: Atlanta (N) Little Women: Atlanta (N) (:02) Vivica’s Black Magic (:02) Vivica’s Black Magic (12:02) Little Women: Atlanta TLC 26Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life: Extended “Brandi and Kandi’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life Ashley makes changes to save her life. (N) Too Close to Home (N) ’ My 600-Lb. Life Ashley makes changes to save her life. ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal Conan (N) Å 2 Broke Girls Conan Å TNT 28Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å› “Tammy” (2014, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy. Å (DVS) › “Tammy” (2014, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy. Å (DVS) Hawaii Five-0 “E Malama” USA 29NCIS “Till Death Do Us Part” NCIS “Extreme Prejudice” NCIS “Recovery” ’ NCIS “Phoenix” ’ NCIS “Lost at Sea” ’ NCIS A petty officer is shot. NCIS “Gone” Å (DVS) Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› “Lucy” (2014, Action) Scarlett Johansson. ’ Å›› “White House Down” (2013, Action) Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx. ’ Å›› “White House Down” (2013) Channing Tatum. ’ ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) Å NBA Countdown (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Memphis Grizzlies at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Cleveland Cavaliers at Portland Trail Blazers. (N) (Live) ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) Å SportsNation Questionable College Basketball George Washington at VCU. (N) (Live) College Basketball North Carolina at Wake Forest. (N) SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å FSTN 33World Poker Tour World Poker Tour Focused Big East College Basketball Pittsburgh at Louisville. (N) (Live) College Basketball North Carolina State at Boston College. College Basketball Pittsburgh at Louisville. SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å College Basketball South Carolina at Tennessee. (N) Å College Basketball LSU at Texas A&M. (N) (Live) Å SEC Now (N) (Live) Å SEC Now Å SEC Now GOLF 35PGA Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf Golf Acad. Golf Acad. Inside PGA PGA Tour Golf Sony Open in Hawaii, Final Round. PGA Tour Golf FS1 36Undisputed Speak for Yourself Monster Jam Å College Basketball Seton Hall at Marquette. (N) Å College Basketball Butler at Creighton. (N) (Live) Å Hoops Extra Garbage Sports Live Undisputed FSSE 37NBA Basketball 3 Wide Life Supergirl Pro 2016 P1 AquaX USA Women’s College Basketball West Virginia at Texas Tech. Future Phen. GeorgiaS Gamecock In. Women’s College Basketball West Virginia at Texas Tech. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Top Ten Extreme Jobs Top Ten Weather Disasters Extreme Weather Extreme Weather Extreme Weather 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 Blue Coll. Blue Coll. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators with the Department of stop drug smuggling and secure are expected to use Tuesday’s Homeland Security to combat air travel. confirmation hearing for John human trafficking and drug Kelly, in his statement for the Kelly, Donald Trump’s choice to smuggling. The military com- committee, said he has a “pro- head the Homeland Security mand has also partnered with found respect for the rule of law” Department, to raise questions Immigration and Customs and as secretary “will always about the president-elect’s plans Enforcement, a part of Homeland strive to uphold it.” That is likely to build a border wall and take Security, to help rescue unac- to resonate with Republicans, other steps to boost immigration companied child immigrants try- who have complained that security. ing to make their way from President Barack Obama has The confirmation of Kelly, a Central America to the United been too lax in his enforcement retired Marine general, is almost States alone. of immigration laws and have assured, but members of the In a statement prepared for the generally supported Trump’s Senate Homeland Security and Senate hearing, Republican proposals. Governmental Affairs Committee chairman Ron Johnson of Trump has vowed to deport will likely use the hearing to Wisconsin praised Kelly as hav- millions of immigrants living in debate the tough immigration ing a “deep knowledge and the U.S. illegally, focusing first and border security policies that understanding of the grave secu- on criminals. Kelly is likely to be were centerpieces of Trump’s rity threats facing our nation and asked his views on how to presidential campaign. the sacrifices that are required to accomplish that. Kelly is one of several retired keep us safe.” Trump pledged during the generals tapped for top positions Kelly joined the Marine Corps campaign to build a border wall by Trump. That has raised some in 1970. He is a battle-hardened, — and have Mexico pay for it — concerns about undue military blunt-talking veteran who served though since winning the White influence in his administration, three tours in Iraq. He was also House he has softened his stance weakening the American tradi- the highest-ranking officer to on both the kind of barrier he tion of civilian control of govern- lose a child in combat in Iraq or wants and how it will be ment. Afghanistan. His son, Marine 1st financed. But Kelly is widely respected Lt. Robert Kelly, was killed in Last week, Republicans sug- by Democrats and Republicans November 2010 in Afghanistan. gested the wall could be paid for alike, and his military experience Kelly would be the fifth person from regular spending legislation is applicable to his Homeland to lead the department, which authorized by Congress. Trump Ap photo/Carolyn Kaster, File Security role. He’s the former includes agencies that protect insists that Mexico would reim- in tHis nOv. 20, 2016, file photo, President-elect Donald Trump talks to media as he stands with head of the military’s Southern the president, respond to disas- burse the United States for the retired Marine Gen. John Kelly at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster clubhouse in Bedminster, Command, based in South ters, enforce immigration laws, costs, but Mexico says it will not N.J. Kelly is likely to be pressed about plans to build a border wall and other steps to boost immigration Florida, which routinely works protect the nation’s coastlines, do so. security at a Senate confirmation hearing today, for Trump’s pick for Homeland Security secretary. As HeAring Opens GOP turns to arcane budget process Democrats to press attorney general pick WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. rights has had on our African- seeking a Cabinet post. In a Alabama and circulating letters Jeff Sessions cast himself as American brothers and sisters. I statement, Booker accused opposed to his nomination. strong protector of law and have witnessed it.” Sessions of having a “concern- Advocacy groups have drawn to repeal Obamacare order on Tuesday, promising “The office of the Attorney ing” record on civil rights and attention to positions from that as attorney general he General of the United States is criminal justice reform and Sessions they fear could weaken WASHINGTON (AP) — Yes, Donald Trump is taking would crack down on illegal not a political position, and any- called his decision “a call to legal protections for immi- charge and Republicans control both the House and immigration, gun violence one who holds it must conscience.” grants, minority voters and Senate, having won an election promising to repeal and the “scourge of radi- have total fidelity to the If confirmed, the four-term gays, lesbians and transgender President Barack Obama’s health care law. cal Islamic terrorism.” laws and the senator would succeed outgoing people. But in Congress, getting from Point A to point B rarely Sessions, echoing rhet- Constitution of the Attorney General Loretta Lynch Sessions’ supporters have consists of a straight line, and Democrats in the Senate oric used on the cam- United States,” and would be in a position to pointed to bipartisan work in can easily gum up the works with procedural blockades. paign trail by President- Sessions said. dramatically reshape Justice the Senate and to supportive Since Republicans hold the Senate with just 52 votes, elect Donald Trump, Democrats are Department priorities in the statements from some they are forced to employ an arcane, fast-track budget warned of a country expected to use the two areas of civil rights, environ- Democrats and even the son of a process to avoid a Democratic filibuster. struggling to combat ille- days of hearings to mental enforcement and crimi- civil rights activist whom Sessions With those advantages come a host of complications, gal drugs flooding across challenge Sessions’ nal justice. Sessions unsuccessfully prose- however, most particularly restrictions on the range of the border, spikes in violent commitment to civil rights, a Sessions was first elected to cuted for voter fraud in provisions that can be passed under fast-track rules. crime in American cities and low chief priority of the Justice the Senate in 1996 and before Alabama. One of the two sena- Separately, several Senate Republicans are expressing morale among the police. Department during the Obama that served as state attorney tors introducing him at reservations about repealing without a viable alternative. “These trends cannot contin- administration. They also are general and a United States Tuesday’s hearing is a moderate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said they will ue. It is a fundamental civil likely to press him on his hard- attorney. He’s been a reliably Republican, Susan Collins of move quickly to replace it, but failed to provide a specific right to be safe in your home line stance on immigration poli- conservative voice in Congress, Maine, suggesting a concerted timeline. and your community,” Sessions cy. But Republicans have supporting government surveil- effort to try to cement his appeal —- said in prepared remarks laying expressed strong support and lance programs, objecting to the beyond the more conservative WHAT’S THE FIRST STEP? out conservative priorities for are expected to secure more proposed closure of the members. Pass a non-binding budget blueprint for the current the Justice Department at the than enough votes needed to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, deten- Sessions may be asked 2017 fiscal year, and it’s already started in the Senate. opening of his confirmation confirm him, including from tion facility and opposing as too whether the Justice Department The budget plan is mainly illustrative, but its passage hearing. some Democrats in conserva- lenient a 2013 bipartisan immi- would investigate again Hillary permits binding follow-up legislation to actually repeal With hours of questioning tive-leaning states. gration bill that included a Clinton’s use of a private email the 2010 health care law. Both the budget and the follow- ahead, the Alabama Republican Sessions is known as one of pathway to citizenship for the server while she was secretary up “reconciliation” bill can pass the Senate by a simple faces a tougher task in persuad- the most staunchly conservative estimated 11 million immi- of state. Trump said during the majority vote after limited debate. Both measures are ing skeptical Democrats that members of the Senate, and has grants living in the U.S. illegal- campaign that he would ask his subject to unlimited amendments, which are invariably he’ll be fair and committed to already drawn opposition from ly. attorney general to appoint a stacked until the end and result in an hours-long series civil rights as the country’s top at least two Democratic col- He will look to turn the page special prosecutor to investigate of votes that typically stretch until after midnight. law enforcement official. leagues, New Jersey Sen. Cory from a failed confirmation hear- Clinton, but suggested after he On Capitol Hill, the process is dubbed “vote-a-rama.” Sessions, whose 1986 judicial Booker and Ohio Sen. Sherrod ing in 1986, when his nomina- won that he had changed his Usually budget resolutions make projections about nomination was derailed by alle- Brown. tion for a federal judgeship mind. spending and taxes. The current measure is a “shell” bill gations of racially charged com- In a dramatic turn, Booker — failed amid accusations he had Witnesses on Wednesday that projects almost $10 trillion in new debt over a ments, sought to confront that one of three black senators — made racially insensitive com- include former Attorney General decade, but enabling action on repeal. Sen. Rand Paul, R- concern by saying he “under- said he will testify against ments as a federal prosecutor. Michael Mukasey, NAACP Ky., a strong fiscal conservative, has railed against fellow stands the history of civil rights Sessions on Wednesday, in what Civil rights advocates have President Cornell Brooks and Republicans about adding to the debt. and the horrendous impact that his office calls an unprecedent- rallied against his nomination, David Cole, the legal director of —- relentless and systemic discrim- ed instance in which a senator with protesters staging a sit-in the American Civil Liberties AND THE ACTUAL ination and the denial of voting has testified against a colleague last week at a Sessions office in Union. REPEAL BILL? The ensuing repeal legislation — a budget “reconcilia- tion” bill in Washington-speak — would be written by a handful of House and Senate committees with jurisdiction Obama presses over health issues. It’ll first go to the House, where debate should be fairly routine. When the Senate takes Trump not to up its version, however, Democrats will have many oppor- tunities to offer amendments. The House and Senate back away from would have to work out their differences before passing a final version and sending it to the White House for Trump’s signature. clean energy —- THAT SOUNDS SIMPLE ENOUGH, BUT ... WASHINGTON (AP) — President Well, there’s a major complication. Reconciliation bills Barack Obama cast the adoption of operate under special rules, the most important of which clean energy in the U.S. as “irre- is that its provisions need to have an impact on the budg- versible,” putting pressure Monday et or else they can be scuttled for being extraneous. This on President-elect Donald Trump is a huge issue in the case of “Obamacare,” since some not to back away from a core strat- pieces of the law, such as mandating that insurance com- egy to fight climate change. panies cover people with pre-existing medical conditions, Obama, penning an opinion arti- can’t be modified in a fast-track reconciliation measure. cle in the journal Science, sought to For instance, Republicans want to eliminate the frame the argument in a way that requirement that individuals buy insurance. But that might appeal to the president-elect: could mean too many people who are sick or have pre- in economic terms. He said the fact existing maladies sign up, while healthier people stay that the cost and polluting power of away from the health insurance plans that are available energy have dropped at the same on the law’s state exchanges. That could make the entire time proves that fighting climate system collapse. So using the budget process to repeal change and spurring economic most, but not all, of Obama’s health law is an imperfect growth aren’t mutually exclusive. tool at best. “Despite the policy uncertainty —- that we face, I remain convinced WHAT ABOUT REPLACING THE LAW? that no country is better suited to That’s even trickier. It would require the process to confront the climate challenge and start all over again with an entirely new budget resolution reap the economic benefits of a low- — at least for any legislation that wouldn’t need carbon future than the United Democratic support. But this one would be far more diffi- States,” Obama wrote. cult because Republicans would have to agree on contro- He peppered his article with sub- versial budget matters as well. tle references to Trump, noting that Or, Republicans could seek Democratic help and try to the debate about future climate pass replacement legislation with a bipartisan coalition. policy was “very much on display That looks tough at this point, however. during the current presidential —- transition.” WHAT ABOUT As he prepares to transfer power PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP? to Trump, Obama has turned to an Trump and his chosen secretary of Health and Human unusual format to make his case to Services, Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., have broad executive Trump to preserve his policies: aca-    branch powers under the law. The Trump team promises demic journals. 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AP photo Clemson wide reCeiver Hunter Renfrow caught the winning touchdown pass in front of Alabama’s Tony Brown in the National Championship game Tuesday, in Tampa, Fla. TIDE GETS ROLLED! Watson and Clemson dethrone top-ranked Alabama TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Deshaun Watson over. The Tigers are national champions “There was no upset tonight,” “You know, I never got the sense that fourth quarter to make it 24-21 took the snap, rolled right and with one for the first time since 1981. Swinney said. “That’s the last thing I he was rattled,” Allen said about Alabama. of the easiest throws he had to make all A year after Alabama won its fourth told them when we left the locker room. Watson. The Tigers took their first lead, 28-24, night, completed Clemson’s journey to title under Saban with a classic 45-40 I said, ‘When we win the game tonight I Swinney, the native Alabaman and with 4:38 left in the fourth quarter when the top of college football. win in Arizona, Clemson (14-1) denied don’t want to hear one word about this former Crimson Tide walk-on receiver, Wayne Gallman surged in from a yard A frantic fourth quarter and a cham- the Tide (14-1) an unprecedented fifth being an upset. The only upset is going has built an elite program at Clemson out. pionship rematch between Clemson and championship in eight seasons. to be if we don’t win the dadgum game.’” that was missing only one thing. Now The Tide’s offense, which had gone Alabama was decided with 1 second left “That has to be one of the greatest The lead changed hands three times the Tigers can check that box, too. dormant for most of the second half, on a 2-yard touchdown toss to Hunter games of all time,” Clemson coach Dabo in the fourth quarter, but Watson got the “Eight years ago we set out to put came to life with the help of a sweet call Renfrow. Swinney said. ball last. Playing in his final college Clemson back on top,” Swinney said. from newly promoted offensive coordi- “I couldn’t hear the crowd,” Watson Hard to argue. game, the junior quarterback threw for “We came up a little short last year, but nator Steve Sarkisian. Receiver said. “I just felt at peace.” The new champions have a process of 420 yards and three touchdowns. In two today on top of the mountain, the ArDarius Stewart took a backward pass Watson and the Tigers dethroned the their own that includes a loquacious games against Alabama and the most Clemson flag is flying.” from Jalen Hurts and fired a strike to defending champs and became the first coach who can turn a postgame inter- ferocious defense in college football, After three quarters of body slams O.J. Howard for 24 yards. team to beat Nick Saban’s Alabama view into a fiery sermon, a spectacular Watson has thrown for 825 yards and and tight defense, Tigers-Tide II ended On the next play, Hurts broke free dynasty in a national title game, taking quarterback who did not need a accounted for eight touchdowns. He was up looking a lot like the first meeting from a collapsing pocket and weaved down the top-ranked Crimson Tide 35- Heisman Trophy to show he was the sacked four times Monday night and when the teams combined for 40 points through defenders for a 30-yard touch- 31 Monday night in the College Football best player in the country and a fun-lov- took some cringe-inducing shots from in the fourth quarter. down run to make it 31-28 with 2:07 Playoff. ing team that plays with a chip on its All-Americans Jonathan Allen and Watson found Mike Williams for a 4- A 35-year title drought for Clemson is shoulder. Reuben Foster. yard touchdown a minute into the See TIDE ROLLED, Page 11 Chattanooga HOF to induct 5 locals Special to the Banner plus the second-best steals total. Transferring to Middle Georgia as a walk- She has gone on to a successful career as on third baseman, he made the team only Former Bradley Central High School stars a nationally touring comedian and motiva- when he agreed to try catching, and he devel- Karen Mills, Dale Jones and Ray Stephens tional speaker. oped into an NCAA Division II All-American and Cleveland High wrestling legend John Former Tennessee football coach Johnny behind the plate at Troy State and spent nine Lennon are among the 20 inductees going Majors called Jones "the greatest leader I ever years as a professional player. into the Greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of coached," and the supposedly undersized line- He was a minor league all-star at the Class Fame on Feb. 27, at the Chattanooga backer was a two-time All-SEC and All-America A, AA and AAA levels, and homered in his Convention Center. player after an all-state career at Bradley and a major league debut with the St. Louis Another Bradley Countian being inducted season on TMI's postgraduate team. Cardinals. is bowler Gary Workman of McDonald. Jones was chosen the outstanding defend- He later played with the Philadelphia Mills helped in the Bradley Bearettes' 90- er in the 1986 Sugar Bowl, where the Phillies and Texas Rangers, where he got to game basketball winning streak and 1975 Volunteers mauled Miami. catch Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan, and then and 1976 state titles and No. 1 national For 20 years he has been on the coaching became a general contractor, built a business rankings, and it was her 25-foot shot at the staff at Appalachian State, with three FCS and returned to Bradley Central as a volun- final horn that gave them the 1976 TSSAA national titles and an impressive step up to teer assistant coach. state championship. the FBS. Lennon, who also has earned acclaimed as Then she was a four-year starter and two- Stephens' family moved from Texas to a theater performer and teacher, was on time All-American at point guard for the Cleveland in time for him to star in football Cleveland High's first state champion University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and baseball at Bradley for one school year, wrestling team and went 102-2 individually, where she has the top two single-season and then he went on to Cleveland State as a assists totals and the career record of 787, corner infielder. See CHATTANOOGA, Page 11 Bearettes, Raiders Banner photo, PATriCK macCoon soPHomore sTAndoUT Natily Haro bowls during the Region 3 finals for Walker Valley against Rhea County at Leisure Time Bowling on Monday afternoon. Haro was named make first AP poll to the all-region team along with three teammates, and is By JOE CANNON After being ranked near the top ranked the state’s fourth-best bowler by tennesseeprepbowl- Banner Assistant Sports Editor of the CoachT.com “strength and ing.com. success” poll all season, the When it comes to the college Bradley Central Bearettes and and prep polls this week, Bradley Cleveland Blue Raiders are in the Lady Mustangs advance County sports fans have plenty to inaugural AP Top 10 of the high be proud of. school hoops season. While the first Associated Press Coach Jason Reuter’s nation- to bowling substate action high school basketball polls ally ranked Bearettes are second include a pair of local teams, onship game at Leisure Time in Class AAA, right on the heels By PATRICK MacCOON Bradley County squads still sit of defending state champion Banner Sports Writer Bowling Monday afternoon. atop the state wrestling polls, Riverdale. Banner file photo, PATriCK macCoon Despite a 21-6 loss the Lady plus Tennessee and Chattanooga Walker Valley gave undefeat- Mustangs (17-7) were able to Bradley (16-0) received a trio of CoACH JAson mcCowAn’s Cleveland High squad is 14-2 for ed and No. 4 in the state Rhea are on the final college football first place votes and 118 total the basketball season, and earned a No. 7 ranking in the first Class accomplish one goal for the rankings of the season. County all it could handle on season, and still have one more points from the sports writers AAA boys poll released by The Associated Press Monday afternoon. the lanes, but fell just shy by a Even the recent Lady Vols’ win- across the state, while the Lady shot at another, as they will ning streak has the girls from The unbeaten Bradley Central Bearettes (16-0) are ranked second total pin fall of 3,136-3,078 in after earning a No. 17 spot in the national rankings last week from the Region 3 girls’ champi- See BOWLING, Page 11 Knoxville back on the cusp of the Top 25. See BEARETTES, Page 11 USA Today. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Georgia Southern 84, South Alabama 79 Grambling St. 67, Alcorn St. 62 ON TAP Hampton 84, Savannah St. 80 FOOTBALL Jackson St. 65, Southern U. 61 Tuesday, Jan. 10 MVSU 73, Alabama St. 70 NFL Playoff Glance BASKETBALL Md.-Eastern Shore 99, NC A&T 88 All Times EST Cleveland State (W) at Milligan (JV), 5:30 Troy 80, Georgia St. 77 Wild-card Playoffs Soddy-Daisy at Bradley Central, 6 (JV, 3:30) MIDWEST Saturday, Jan. 7 Cleveland at East Hamilton, 6 (JV, 3:30) Fort Wayne 115, Olivet College 60 Houston 27, Oakland 14 McMinn Central at Walker Valley, 6 (JV, 3:30) SOUTHWEST Seattle 26, Detroit 6 Silverdale Academy at Polk County, 6 (BJV, 4:30) Ark.-Pine Bluff 81, Alabama A&M 65 Sunday, Jan. 8 Rhea County Academy at TCPS, 6 AP Women’s Top Twenty Five Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 WRESTLING Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 13 Bradley Central at Ooltewah, 7 (JV 6) The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ women’s college basketball poll, with first-place Divisional Playoffs Thursday, Jan. 12 Saturday, Jan. 14 BASKETBALL votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 8, total Seattle at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. (FOX) Lee University at Christian Brothers University, 6 points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Houston at New England, 8:15 p.m. (CBS) Walker Valley at Tyner, 6 (BJV, 4:30) through one point for a 25th-place vote and last Sunday, Jan. 15 Oakwood Christian at TCPS, 6 week’s ranking: Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. (NBC) WRESTLING Record Pts Prv Green Bay at Dallas, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) Bradley Central at Cleveland, 7 (JV, 6) Conference Championships Walker Valley at Soddy-Daisy, 7 (JV, 6) 1. UConn (33) 14-0 825 1 2. Baylor 15-1 783 2 Sunday, Jan. 22 Friday, Jan. 13 NFC BASKETBALL 3. Maryland 15-1 745 3 4. Mississippi St. 17-0 726 4 TBD, 3:05 p.m. Bradley Central at Ooltewah, 6 (JV, 3:30) AFC Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 6 (JV, 3:30) 5. South Carolina 13-1 699 5 6. Notre Dame 15-2 670 7 TBD, 6:40 p.m. Polk County at Loudon, 6 (JV, 3:30) Pro Bowl WRESTLING 7. Florida St. 15-2 595 6 8. Washington 16-2 544 12 Sunday, Jan. 29 Moffatt Duals At Orlando, Fla. in Johnson City 9. Louisville 15-3 540 8 10. Oregon St. 15-1 509 16 AFC vs. NFC, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Bradley Central at Science Hill, 4:30 Super Bowl Bradley Central vs. Christian Brothers, 6 11. Ohio St. 14-4 488 11 12. Duke 14-2 436 13 Sunday, Feb. 5 Saturday, Jan. 14 At Houston BASKETBALL 13. Stanford 13-3 429 10 14. Miami 13-3 388 14 TBD, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Cleveland State at Chattanooga State, 2 AP Top 25 Lee University at Union University, 3 15. Virginia Tech 15-0 347 18 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college foot- BOWLING 16. Texas 10-4 346 15 ball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, final records, Girls TSSAA Sectionals 17. UCLA 11-4 326 9 total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through Walker Valley vs. Blackman (at Smyrna), 12 18. West Virginia 14-2 269 17 one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: WRESTLING 19. Arizona St. 12-3 263 19 Record Pts Pv Cleveland in Halls Tournament 20. South Florida 13-1 181 22 1. Clemson (60) 14-1 1500 3 Walker Valley Duals 21. DePaul 13-4 142 23 2. Alabama 14-1 1440 1 Fandetti/Richardson Brawl 22. Oklahoma 12-4 139 20 3. Southern Cal 10-3 1292 9 in Johnson City 23. N.C. State 13-4 104 — 4. Washington 12-2 1277 4 Lee University photo Bradley Central participating, 9:30 a.m. 24. California 13-3 50 20 5. Oklahoma 11-2 1252 7 Fulton Varsity Duals 25. Kansas St. 12-4 46 25 LEE GUARD Levi Woods makes a move against the rugged Argonauts defense in Lee’s win Monday Others receiving votes: Syracuse 37, Tennessee 33, 6. Ohio St. 11-2 1240 2 in Knoxville 7. Penn St. 11-3 1130 5 Bradley Central (JV/9th) participating Colorado 15, Green Bay 14, Texas A&M 11, Kentucky 9, over West Florida, in Walker Arena. Southern Cal 6, LSU 4, Oregon 3, Alabama 2, Charlotte 1. 8. Florida St. 10-3 1105 10 9. Wisconsin 11-3 1032 8 Women’s College Basketball Scores 10. Michigan 10-3 1001 6 Monday, Jan. 9 11. Oklahoma St. 10-3 920 13 EAST 12. Stanford 10-3 730 16 ON AIR Brown 90, Rhode Island College 44 13. LSU 8-4 651 19 Bryant 56, Fairleigh Dickinson 48 14. Florida 9-4 640 20 Sports on TV CCSU 68, Mount St. Mary’s 58 Tuesday, Jan. 10 15. W. Michigan 13-1 619 12 Flames reward Smith La Salle 70, Rhode Island 51 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 16. Virginia Tech 10-4 610 18 Robert Morris 83, LIU Brooklyn 42 17. Colorado 10-4 585 11 7 p.m. Sacred Heart 70, Wagner 56 ESPN — Kentucky at Vanderbilt 18. West Virginia 10-3 368 14 St. Francis (Pa.) 79, St. Francis Brooklyn 62 19. South Florida 11-2 358 25 ESPN2 — Baylor at West Virginia SOUTH ESPNU — Syracuse at Virginia Tech 20. Miami 9-4 338 NR Alabama St. 79, MVSU 73 21. Louisville 9-4 277 15 FS1 — Xavier at Villanova Bethune-Cookman 71, Coppin St. 52 SEC — Auburn at Missouri 22. Tennessee 9-4 253 NR Florida A&M 51, Morgan St. 48 23. Utah 9-4 222 NR with 200th career win 9 p.m. Furman 95, Bob Jones 45 ESPN — Indiana at Maryland 24. Auburn 8-5 206 17 Grambling St. 86, Alcorn St. 63 25. San Diego St. 11-3 113 NR Johnson picking up four. the game with four blocks. ESPN2 — Kansas at Oklahoma Hampton 75, Savannah St. 46 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION ESPNU — Florida at Alabama Others receiving votes: Kansas St. 83, Georgia Tech 47, Md.-Eastern Shore 60, NC A&T 57 Nebraska 38, W. Kentucky 32, Air Force 30, Pittsburgh 21, While rebounding was a factor, West Florida’s Katie O’Neal hit FS1 — Providence at DePaul Southern U. 85, Jackson St. 56 SEC — Mississippi St. at Arkansas Boise St. 19, Iowa 14, Minnesota 12, Tulsa 10, BYU 9, A pair of newcomers to the Lee Lee’s defense played a key role in two clutch free throws with four SOUTHWEST Temple 8, Houston 8, North Carolina 8, Navy 1, Washington 9:15 p.m. Ark.-Pine Bluff 61, Alabama A&M 57 basketball program stepped up ESPNEWS — Kansas St. at Texas Tech St. 1. slowing the West Florida offen- seconds left in the first overtime 11 p.m. Tennessee Girls Basketball Prep Poll 2016-17 Bowl Glance to nail key free throws in the final sive attack. “We were a little to tie things up at 75. With no ESPNU — San Jose St. at San Diego St. The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of Monday, Jan. 9 CRICKET Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid classifications College Football Championship minute to help the Flames hold unconventional going to about 35 timeouts the Lady Flames had to 3:30 a.m. (Wednesday) and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as Tampa, Fla. off a late charge by West Florida NBCSN — Big Bash League, Brisbane vs. Perth selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and Clemson 35, Alabama 31 minutes of a zone defense tonight travel the length of the court, and GOLF broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records Saturday, Jan. 21 and post a hard-earned 66-64 for the first time all year,” said were unable to get a good look at 3 p.m. through January 9, total points based on 10 points for a first- East-West Shrine Classic GOLF — Web.com Tour, The Bahamas Great Exuma place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: At St. Petersburg, Fla. victory on Monday evening in Smith. “We knew we needed to a winning shot. Classic, third round, at Great Exuma, Bahamas Class AAA West vs. East, 3 p.m. (NFL) Walker Arena. MOTOR SPORTS Record Pts NFLPA Collegiate Bowl force them to have to make some In the second overtime, the 6:30 p.m. 1. Riverdale (11) 11-0 127 At Carson, Calif. Sophomore Cody Jones, a shots and I think the zone did its Lady Flames used an early 6-0 NBCSN — Dakar Rally, rest day/recap 2. Bradley Central (3) 16-0 118 National vs. American, 4 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL 3. Wilson Central 16-0 95 Saturday, Jan. 28 transfer from Sewanee, hit 4-of-5 job tonight and that’s a credit to run and converted at the foul line 7:30 p.m. 4. White Station 12-2 73 Senior Bowl charity tosses and freshman NBA — Boston at Toronto 5. Stewarts Creek 13-3 68 At Mobile, Ala. our guys to be able to execute late to hold on for the victory. 10:30 p.m. 6. Bearden 13-0 50 South vs. North, 2:30 p.m. (NFL) Parker Suedekum hit a key free that change in such a short peri- “We got numerous big stops NBA — Miami at Golden State 7. Oak Ridge 14-2 41 FCS Coaches Poll NHL HOCKEY 8. Memphis Central 13-1 40 SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — The top 25 throw in the final seconds to od of time.” and we made free throws down 8 p.m. 9. Morristown West 13-2 32 teams in the final Coaches Football Championship keep the pressure squarely on The Lee defense held West the stretch. It was nice to see us NBCSN — Boston at St. Louis 10. Daniel Boone 14-4 22 Subdivision poll, with first-place votes in parenthe- WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Others receiving 12 or more points: Houston 17. Lawrence the visiting Argonauts. Florida to only 32 percent shoot- handle the basketball with com- 6 p.m. County 15. Dyer County 14. Stone Memorial 14. ses, final records, points and previous ranking: BTN — Indiana at Michigan Cumberland County 13. Oakland 13. Science Hill 12. Record Pts Pvs However, it was the 3-point ing from the field and just 24 posure in such a tight game,” 7 p.m. Class AA 1. James Madison(26) 14-1 650 5 shooting of Jervon Johnson that CBSSN — South Florida at UConn Record Pts 2. Youngstown State 12-4 607 12 percent from 3-point range. The said head coach Marty Rowe. “We 8 p.m. 1. Upperman (12) 16-2 137 3. North Dakota State 12-2 599 3 allowed the Flames to move out Argos did go to the charity stripe are very similar to them, long BTN — Ohio St. at Michigan St. 2. Cheatham County (1) 16-1 100 4. Eastern Washington 12-2 574 4 to a nine-point lead late in the 3. East Nashville 11-3 81 5. Sam Houston State 12-1 519 1 27 times and convert 20. On the and athletic and have multiple 4. Jackson South Side 11-0 78 second half and end a four-game 5. Westview 14-2 74 6. Jacksonville State 10-2 494 2 other hand, Lee shot 41 percent people that can score, so I think 6. McMinn Central (1) 13-3 70 7. South Dakota State 9-4 450 7 losing streak. Johnson hit 6-of- from the field and made 9-of-28 that’s why we play such close BASKETBALL 7. Gatlinburg-Pittman 10-3 56 8. Richmond 10-4 444 13 8. CPA 11-2 43 9. The Citadel 10-2 404 6 11 treys and also countered with 3-point attempts. They were games against West Florida.” National Basketball Association 9. Westmoreland 12-2 39 10. Chattanooga 9-4 388 9 EASTERN CONFERENCE a 3-point play the old fashioned awarded 21 free throws and Junior guard Erin Walsh deliv- 10. Lewis County 15-1 20 11. Wofford 10-4 374 19 Atlantic Division Others receiving 12 or more points: Dyersburg 19. Grainger way in finishing the contest with canned 15. West Florida turned ered a game-high 26 points and W L Pct GB 15. 12. North Dakota 9-3 373 8 Toronto 24 13 .649 — Class A 13. Villanova 9-4 355 12 his best effort of the season, 23 the basketball over seven times hit four triples and 8 of 9 foul Boston 23 14 .622 1 Record Pts 14. Charleston Southern 7-4 292 10 points. and Lee was guilty of 13 floor shots to lead the Lady Flames. New York 17 21 .447 7½ 1. Pickett County (5) 14-0 128 15. Grambling State 12-1 286 14 Philadelphia 10 25 .286 13 2. South Greene (8) 15-3 119 16. Central Arkansas 10-3 281 16 The victory gave Lee coach mistakes. Roddy added 18 points and eight Brooklyn 8 28 .222 15½ 3. Moore County 13-1 86 Southeast Division 17. New Hampshire 8-5 217 21 Bubba Smith his 200th coaching West Florida was paced by 14 rebounds while Abby Bertram 4. Dresden (1) 12-2 85 18. Lehigh 9-3 206 15 WL Pct GB 5. Gleason 16-3 71 win. “A lot of long years to get points by Daryl Tucker, who also stepped up with 15 points and Atlanta 21 16 .568 — 6. Greenfield 15-2 48 19. N.C. Central 9-3 176 18 Charlotte 20 18 .526 1½ 7. Summertown 11-5 47 20. N.C. A&T 9-3 169 17 here but it’s really just always had nine rebounds. Jason five boards. Washington 18 18 .500 2½ 8. Meigs County 11-4 41 21. Cal Poly 7-5 121 20 been about the kids for me,” said Orlando 16 23 .410 6 9. Mitchell 13-2 35 21. San Diego 10-2 121 25 Laatsch pitched in with 12 and Courtney Meyer tallied 12 Miami 11 28 .282 11 10. Clarkrange 13-6 20 23. Samford 7-5 104 24 the coach. “I’m thankful for our Marvin Jones finished with 10. points and cleaned up the glass Central Division Others receiving 12 or more points: Forrest 20. Huntland 17. WL Pct GB 24. Weber State 7-5 73 23 guys being able to get the win The Flames held West Florida’s with 20 rebounds for the Huntingdon 16. Trinity Christian Academy 16. 25. Montana 6-5 33 22 Cleveland 28 8 .778 — Class II tonight. It’s great to get this one Indiana 20 18 .526 9 Record Pts Others receiving votes: Illinois State 25, St. Francis leading scorer Austin Somerfield Argonauts as they displayed a Milwaukee 18 18 .500 10 1. Brentwood Academy (10) 11-3 115 Pa. 21, Princeton 20, South Dakota 19, Albany 15, and now we’re ready to move Chicago 19 19 .500 10 to only eight points. balanced scoring attack with five 2. Ensworth 11-1 95 Southeastern Louisiana 14, Kennesaw State 9, Detroit 18 21 .462 11½ 3. Father Ryan (1) 14-0 90 onto to Christian Brothers.” Lee returns to action on players reaching double-figures. WESTERN CONFERENCE Southern Utah 7, Fordham 4, Penn 4, UT-Martin 2. 4. Northpoint 9-2 87 Southwest Division “I’m proud of our guys and I’m Thursday facing another tough Imani Mulmore’s 20 points paced WL Pct GB 5. University-Jackson (2) 13-2 71 really happy for them because San Antonio 30 7 .811 — 6. Harding Academy 12-3 56 challenge when they travel to the scoring effort while O’Neal Houston 30 9 .769 1 7. Davidson Academy 11-2 38 they’ve stuck with the process Memphis to face Christian added 18 points, including 9 of Memphis 24 16 .600 7½ 8. Baylor 6-5 36 New Orleans 15 24 .385 16 9. Girls Prep 10-5 22 WRESTLING even though we’ve had some Brothers. The second leg of the 10 from the line. Toni Brewer fol- Dallas 11 27 .289 19½ 10. Harpeth Hall 4-4 20 Others receiving 12 or more points: Briarcrest 20. Franklin TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING POLL tough results recently,” said road trip circles back to Jackson lowed with 15 and seven Northwest Division Compiled by Jeff Price WL Pct GB Road Academy 13. Ezell-Harding 12. Smith with a big smile after his and a match with long-time rival rebounds while Katie Bobos had Utah 23 16 .590 — Tennessee Boys Basketball Prep Poll Results from: 9 January 2016 Oklahoma City 23 16 .590 — The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of THIS IS THE SIXTH POLL OF THE SEASON Flames improved to 3-4 in the Union University on Saturday. 11 points and 10 boards. Portland 16 23 .410 7 Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid clas- Now in its 25th year, The Poll is primarily a meas- GSC and 7-6 overall. “Jervon got The Lady Flames converted 10 Denver 14 23 .378 8 sifications and in the combined Division II financial ure of dual meet strength with some consideration Minnesota 12 26 .316 10½ aid classification as selected by Tennessee AP- to individual tournament strength. Votes are cast off to quick start and shot the Lady Flames win 3-pointers and limited West Pacific Division by a state-wide panel of high school wrestling WL Pct GB member sportswriters and broadcasters. With first- ball well throughout the game, Florida to just 3 of 24 from Golden State 32 6 .842 — place votes in parentheses, records through coaches and are based on a maximum Power and that really rallied our team.” L.A. Clippers 26 14 .650 7 January 9, total points based on 10 points for a Ranking of 100%. double OT thriller beyond the arc. The Argonauts Sacramento 15 22 .405 16½ first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place Jones finished the evening Thanks to some key defensive got to the line 40 times but L.A. Lakers 15 26 .366 18½ vote: RANK SCHOOL POWER LAST with 11 points and seven stops and clutch foul shooting Phoenix 12 26 .316 20 Class AAA RANKING WEEK cashed in just 27 (67.5 percent). Sunday’s Games 1 Bradley Central 97 1 rebounds. Keevin Tyus knocked Philadelphia 105, Brooklyn 95 Record Pts down the stretch, the Lee Lady The Lady Flames were 23 of 31 Washington 107, Milwaukee 101 1. Memphis East (11) 13-2 126 2 Cleveland 95 2 down 10 of his 15 points in the Flames outlasted West Florida, from the foul line, good for 74.2 L.A. Clippers 98, Miami 86 2. Oak Ridge (4) 13-2 116 3 McCallie 80 3 Houston 129, Toronto 122 3. Blackman 12-2 93 4 Chirstian Brothers 73 4 first half in allowing the Flames 89-86 in a double-overtime percent. Memphis 88, Utah 79 4. Cordova 13-3 91 5 Father Ryan 63 5 to send the contest into the break thriller from Walker Arena on The Lee defensive buckled Cleveland 120, Phoenix 116 5. Ridgeway 16-3 86 6 Soddy-Daisy 50 6 Detroit 125, Portland 124, 2OT 7 Wilson Central 47 7 tied at 30. Tyus also posted Monday evening. down forcing 18 turnovers while Golden State 117, Sacramento 106 6. Summit 13-1 69 L.A. Lakers 111, Orlando 95 7. Cleveland 14-2 60 8 Bayor 40 8 another double-double with 10 Freshman Lindsey Roddy dart- swatting away 11 shots and Monday’s Games 8. Station Camp 14-2 49 9 Tennessee High 31 9 rebounds. ed to the hoop and scored with swiping six steals. “I was so New Orleans 110, New York 96 9. Southwind 15-4 45 10 Beech 22 10 Minnesota 101, Dallas 92 10. Karns 12-2 31 11 Science Hill 19 NR It was a total rebounding effort just two seconds left in regula- proud of the energy and determi- Oklahoma City 109, Chicago 94 Others receiving 12 or more points: Brentwood 17. 12 Arlington 10 11 by the Flames against a very tall tion to tie things up at 67 for Lee. Tuesday’s Games ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Blackman, Halls, nation we showed in the game. Chicago at Washington, 7 p.m. Class AA and athletic West Florida club. Atlanta at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Record Pts MBA, Mt. Juliet, Summit. Carrie Cheeks followed by deliv- We defended with purpose and Boston at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 1. Knoxville Catholic (9) 11-1 137 Lee outrebounded the Argonauts ering a huge block on the other showed a lot of heart and that’s Charlotte at Houston, 8 p.m. 2. Whites Creek 10-3 88 2016-17 TSSAA CLASS AAA RANKINGS Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 1/1/17 Rankings 39-36 with Ryan Montgomery end to send the contest into the something we’ve talked about Cleveland at Utah, 9 p.m. 3. Fulton (2) 9-2 70 4. Maplewood 11-3 62 By Pin-TN.com pulling down five boards and first overtime. Cheeks finished that’s been missing at times in Detroit at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 1. Cleveland Miami at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 5. Crockett County (1) 15-0 57 our play,” said a pleased Rowe. Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 6. Dyersburg 13-1 55 2. Bradley Central Wednesday’s Games 7. Haywood County (1) 10-5 45 3. Soddy Daisy “We’ve got a big road trip coming New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 8. Tyner Academy 10-1 41 4. Wilson Central Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 5. Beech up so we’ll enjoy this one tonight Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. (tie) Brainerd 11-3 41 and see if we can’t continue to 10. Cascade (1) 13-1 31 6. Tennessee Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. 7. Halls Cleveland at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Others receiving 12 or more points: Sullivan East get better each and every day.” Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. (1) 30. Douglass 29. Upperman 29. White House- 8. Summit 9. Mt. Juliet The double-overtime classic Thursday’s Games Heritage 26. Elizabethton 24. Alcoa 20. Grainger 10. Blackman Indiana at Denver, 3 p.m. 13. should come as no surprise to New Orleans at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 106-pounds Class A Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. 1. Michael Cannon (Arlington) fans. Lady Flames and Argonauts Record Pts L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 2. Noah Horst (Beech) Dallas at Phoenix, 10 p.m. played three times last season and 1. Humboldt (12) 16-1 138 3. Christian Isbell (Clarksville) Detroit at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 2. Goodpasture (1) 11-1 113 the three contests were decided by AP Men’s Top Twenty Five 4. Wes Devaney (Bradley) 3. Clay County 13-3 86 5. Jacob Allen (Soddy) a grand total of seven points. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ college bas- 4. Mitchell (1) 9-5 64 ketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records 6. Cal Rogers (Tullahoma) The victory moves Lee back through Jan. 8, total points based on 25 points for a first- (tie) Middleton 11-2 64 113-pounds place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last 6. Watertown 13-3 55 1. TJ Hicks (Bradley) into a tie for first place in the week’s ranking: 7. Harriman 15-2 51 2. Brayden Palmer (Beech) Record Pts Prv 8. Richland 12-0 38 Gulf South Conference. The Lady 1. Baylor (55) 15-0 1608 2 3. Trent Nelson (Tennessee) 9. Grace Christian 10-5 30 4. Garrett Bowers (Cleveland) Flames improve to 10-3 overall 2. Kansas (8) 14-1 1517 3 10. Middle Tennessee Christian 10-3 28 3. Villanova (1) 15-1 1499 1 5. Brady Woodward (Summit) and are 5-2 in league play. The 4. UCLA (1) 16-1 1433 4 Others receiving 12 or more points: W.E.B. Dubois 6. Connor Thornburg (East Hamilton) loss drops West Florida into the 5. Gonzaga 15-0 1366 5 26. Van Buren County 16. 120-pounds 6. Kentucky 13-2 1327 6 Class II 1. Calvin Martin (William Blount) same record at 10-3 and 5-2. 7. Duke 14-2 1173 8 Record Pts 2. Job Dooley (Franklin) 8. Creighton 15-1 1111 10 1. McCallie (3) 16-2 105 Lee will now head to West 9. Florida State 15-1 1071 12 3. Bryce Pond (Cleveland) 10. West Virginia 13-2 972 7 2. Brentwood Academy (8) 11-2 93 4. Trey Hicks (Bradley) Tennessee to tangle with 11. North Carolina 14-3 902 14 3. CBHS 14-3 85 5. Sean Sesnan (Wilson Central) Christian Brothers University in 12. Butler 14-2 880 18 4. Ensworth 9-3 73 6. Luke Dezember (Lawrence Co) AP photo 13. Oregon 15-2 869 15 5. MUS 15-5 60 126-pounds Memphis on Thursday at 6 p.m., 14. Louisville 13-3 744 9 6. Briarcrest 14-4 54 1. Charles Wheaton (Soddy) LADY FLAMES FORWARD Shelby Brown drives through defend- and old rival Union University in 15. Xavier 13-2 651 16 7. MBA 10-2 52 16. Arizona 15-2 634 17 2. Ethan Anderson (Bradley) ers in Monday’s double-overtime win over West Florida. Jackson, Saturday at 3 p.m. 17. Purdue 14-3 584 20 8. Baylor 6-2 36 3. Kyle Burns (Bearden) 18. Wisconsin 13-3 581 13 9. FACS 8-2 25 4. Jack Shrader (Franklin) 19. Virginia 12-3 580 11 (tie) Knoxville Webb 7-7 25 5. Tolliver Justice (Halls) 2. Dewey Pendley (Tennessee) 6. William Diehl (Science Hill) 3. Nathan Walling (Mt. Juliet) 20. Notre Dame 14-2 468 23 Others receiving 12 or more points: St. George’s 6. Daniel Fowler (Independence) 3. Zach Wilkins (Mt. Juliet) 170-pounds 4. Dylan Carney (Northwest) 21. Saint Mary’s (Cal) 14-1 377 19 (1) 24. Harding Academy 19. Rossville Christian 4. Emory Holcomb (Soddy) 1. Matthew Sells (Blackman) 5. Aaron Moore (Arlington) 22. Cincinnati 13-2 256 22 132-pounds 23. Florida 12-3 252 24 13. Pope John Paul II 12. 1. Colton Landers (Cleveland) 5. Logan Whiteside (Cleveland) 2. Colton McMahan (Halls) 6. Elijah Lawson (Gibbs) 24. Minnesota 15-2 167 — All Associated Press members in Tennessee are 2. Ryan McElhaney (Bradley) 6. Jason Chambers (Stewarts Creek) 3. Kyle Smith (Beech) 220-pounds 25. Kansas State 13-2 20 — eligible to participate in the high school basketball 3. Chase Brown (Halls) 152-pounds 4. Damon Smith (Wilson Cent) 1. Ty Boeck (Soddy) 25. Southern Cal 15-2 20 25 poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: The 4. Carson Helton (Stewarts Creek) 1. Trevor Rippy (Beech) 5. Dawson Satterfield (William Blount) 2. Javier Salvador (Heritage) Others receiving votes: Seton Hall 11, South Carolina 7, Daily Post-Athenian, Athens; Cleveland Daily 5. Landon Adzima (Gibbs) 2. Jay Graham (Rhea County) 6. Kamale Strong (Hunters Lane) 3. Brody Workman (Jefferson Co) Iowa State 7, Indiana 6, Virginia Tech 6, Maryland 5, SMU Banner, Cleveland; Cookeville Herald-Citizen, 3. Austin Matthews (Bradley) 182-pounds 4. Victor Bednorski (Ooltewah) 5, Clemson 4, UNC-Wilmington 3, VCU 3, Nevada 2, 6. Jordan Taylor (Cordova) Dayton 2, Wichita State 2. Cookeville; The Tennessean (Nashville), 138-pounds 4. Tony Wilson (Soddy) 1. Hunter Fortner (Gibbs) 5. Samuel Garcia (Cleveland) Men’s College Basketball Scores Murfreesboro; State Gazette, Dyersburg; The 1. Brady Ingram (Independence) 5. Arthur James (Science Hill) 2. James Hartgrove (William Blount) 6. Kolin Miller (Wilson Central) Monday, Jan. 9 Jackson Sun, Jackson; Johnson City Press, 2. Aaron Kelly (Tullahoma) 6. Josh Teaster (Heritage) 3. Jack Hicks (Cleveland) 285-pounds EAST Johnson City; Marshall County Tribune 3. Luke Story (Science Hill) 160-pounds 4. Christian Salter (Siegel) 1. Nick Boykin (Riverdale) Georgetown 83, St. John’s 55 (Lewisburg); The Daily Times, Maryville; The 4. Grant Lundy (East Hamilton) 1. Mikel Gregory (Walker Valley) 5. Ed Elkins (Bradley) 2. Michael Kramer (Wilson Cent) St. Peter’s 58, Quinnipiac 54 Tomahawk (Mountain City), Mountain City; The 5. Cody Matthews (Cleveland) 2. Caleb Adkins (Bradley) 6. Niko Noga (Wilson Central) 3. Isiah Demillo (Independence) SOUTH 3. Bryson Henley (Tennessee) 195-pounds 4. Luke Champion (Tullahoma) Appalachian St. 70, Arkansas St. 57 Commercial Appeal, Memphis; The Mountain 6. Matthew Maxwell (Gibbs) Coastal Carolina 66, UALR 63 Press, Sevierville; Union City Daily Messenger, 145-pounds 4. Landon Fowler (Blackman) 1. Dawson Johnson (Bartlett) 5. Johnathon Metcalf (Arlington) Coppin St. 76, Bethune-Cookman 73 Union City; WCMT, Martin. 1. Knox Fuller (Bradley) 5. Sawyer Knott (Summit) 2. Jeremy Spangler (Tennessee) 6. Titus Shafton (Cleveland) www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017— 11 SEC close Bearettes to approving From Page 9 Warriors (11-0) were just nine former CHS mentor Aaron Green. new rules points ahead of them with the Having eclipsed the 80-point other 11 top spot votes included. mark in half of their first 16 for game Both squads are ranked in the games, Cleveland bounced back USA Today national prep poll from that loss to defeat defending with Riverdale at 13th and the state champion Fulton (9-2), rescheduling Bearettes 17th. which is ranked third in this When that same poll is broken week’s Class AA AP poll. The TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — down by region, the two top Raiders’ only other defeat came Southeastern Conference Volunteer State squads are third to Clarksville Northeast (13-2) in Commissioner Greg Sankey is and fourth respectively in the the Cleveland Holiday Classic. close to having full authority South Region, which includes The two state wrestling polls to reschedule league games. Virginia, North and South are still divided with dual defend- Sankey said Sunday that Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, ing state champion Bradley No. 1 SEC athletic directors voted Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and in the coach’s poll, while unanimously last month to Louisiana. Cleveland, the only team to approve a regulation that Still ranked No. 1 in the defeat the Bears this season, is would give the commissioner CoachT listing, Bradley has first in the pintn.com listing. The unilateral control, something defeated five of the teams garner- Bears are second in the website’s he didn’t have when LSU and ing votes in the AP poll — No. 7 ranking, while the Raiders are Florida were in an acrimo- Oak Ridge (by 31 points), No. 9 No. 2 in the coaches’ voting. nious stalemate amid Morristown-West (by 26), No. 10 Separated by just two points in Hurricane Matthew. Daniel Boone (by 19), No. 14 the coaches power ranking, AP photo Stone Memorial (by 2) and No. 15 Coach Ben Smith’s sleuth of Current league rules dictate Tennessee quArTerbAck PeyTon MAnning launches a pass in the second half of the that rescheduling must be Cumberland County (by 25 and Bears will pay its second visit to agreed upon by both schools Volunteers’ 59-31 win over Kentucky, in Lexington, Ky., in this 1997 file photo. Manning and his SEC 30). the new Raider Arena Thursday involved, with Sankey serving nemesis, former Florida coach Steve Spurrier, will go into the College Football Hall of Fame together. The Bearettes are one of only evening for a rematch of the as a mediator. It created a Manning started for four seasons at Tennessee, and set school records for yards passing (11,201) and four undefeated teams in Class Cleveland Duals championship less-than-ideal situation in touchdown passes (89). AAA, along with Riverdale, third- bout, where Coach Josh October , with LSU refusing to ranked Wilson Central (16-0) and Bosken’s crew got pins in the give up a home game and No. 6 Bearden (13-0). final two matches to pull out a Florida eventually being forced Manning, Spurrier enter College Other area girls teams to make 34-33 win. to play on the road to stay in the AP listing this week are On the gridiron, the final AP the Eastern Division title McMinn Central (13-3), which is poll came out this morning, with hunt. Football Hall of Fame together sixth in AA, and Meigs County Clemson surpassing Alabama for Coaches tout new rules about (11-4), ranked No. 8 in Class A. the top spot after Monday night’s TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Peyton 2001, winning six conference national championships from Currently ranked third in the 35-31 Tiger victory in the nation- NFL underclassmen scouting Manning and his Southeastern titles and the school’s first 1986-2012. CoachT Class AAA boys list, al championship game. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Conference nemesis, former national championship in 1996. Leinart won the Heisman in Cleveland (14-2) is ranked sev- On the strength of their Alabama coach Nick Saban Florida coach Steve Spurrier, will He also was never shy about tak- 2004 and led Southern enth by the AP writers with 60 impressive victory over Nebraska and Clemson coach Dabo go into the College Football Hall ing verbal jabs at his rivals such California to two national cham- total points. in the Music City Bowl, the Swinney say new rules regard- of Fame together. as Tennessee (“You can’t spell pionships and a BCS national Coach Jason McCowan’s Tennessee Vols finished 22nd in ing how NFL teams can evalu- The rest of the new Hall of Citrus without U-T”) and Florida title game. Runnin’ Raiders won their first the final rankings, while the UTC ate underclassmen should Fame class of 13 players and State (“Free Shoes University”). Faulk was the first freshman 11 games of the season before Mocs were 10th in the FCS provide players with better coaches announced Monday “Steve and I, people think to lead the nation in rushing and falling to second-ranked Oak coaches poll finale. Both area information on whether to go includes Southern California we’re bitter enemies, we really scoring in 1991. He won back-to- Ridge (13-2), which is coached by teams finished with 9-4 records. pro. Heisman Trophy winner Matt aren’t,” Fulmer said. “We’re actu- back rushing titles and was a The American Football Leinart, San Diego State running ally pretty good friends. I’ve said three-time Heisman finalist. He Coaches Association and the back Marshall Faulk and Danny this before - until somebody puts went on to have a Hall of Fame NFL reached an agreement Ford, who coached Clemson to a microphone in front of him, NFL career with the Indianapolis last year that allows under- its only national championship. he’s a pretty good guy.” Colts and St. Louis Rams. Tide rolled Manning started for four sea- Also to be inducted in Ford was 33 when he led classmen who are returning From Page 9 for another season of college sons at Tennessee and set school December at the National Clemson to the national title in football to participate in pro records for yards passing Football Foundation banquet 1981 and is still the youngest days at their schools. That will (11,201) and touchdown passes are: coach to win a national champi- left. Saban. It was 106-6 in games it allow scouts and coaches to (89). He led the Volunteers to n Notre Dame linebacker Bob onship. He spent 12 seasons at More than enough time for led at half and 96-0 when enter- begin the evaluation process four consecutive bowl games and Crable (1978-81) Clemson and five at Arkansas Watson. ing the fourth quarter with a dou- earlier. Each school is allowed was Heisman Trophy runner-up n Michigan State wide receiver and is second in career victories “I was calm,” Watson said. He ble-digit lead as the Tide did to have five underclassmen as a senior in 1997. Kirk Gibson (1975-78) for the Tigers with 96. said he thought about Vince Monday night. Clemson over- participate, though it can “His stats were incredible ... n Texas offensive tackle Bob Gibson’s greatest fame came Young’s last-second touchdown came all those odds. request to have more. but as we all know his legacy McKay (1968-69) as a baseball player. He played for Texas that derailed the The Tide jumped out to a 14-0 The change should give the goes much, much further than n Texas A&M linebacker Dat for World Series winners in 1984 Southern California’s champi- lead behind two long touchdown NFL’s college advisory commit- that,” former Tennessee coach Nguyen (1995-98) with the Detroit Tigers and in onship run in the 2005 champi- runs by Bo Scarbrough in the tee more information and and Hall of Famer Philip Fulmer n Georgia Southern running 1988 with the Los Angeles onship game at the Rose Bowl. first half. The 230-pound sopho- allow it to provide better feed- said. “He was absolutely the ulti- back Adrian Peterson (1998- Dodgers. He was the National He told his team: “Let’s go be more back was pretty much back when underclassmen mate team player, the ultimate 2001) League MVP in ‘88 and hit one of great.” Alabama’s whole offense for a request evaluations. teammate, the ultimate greatest n Boston College nose guard the most famous World Series Watson hooked up with while, running for 93 yards on 16 Swinney gave Saban credit guy you could possibly want to Mike Ruth (1982-85) home runs, against Oakland Williams and Jordan Leggett, carries while Hurts and the pass- for spearheading the change. coach.” n New Mexico defensive back Athletics reliever Dennis who made great catches for big ing game struggle. Scarbrough Saban it is about helping play- But Manning never did beat Brian Urlacher (1996-99) Eckersley. gains to get to first-and-goal with left in the third quarter with a leg ers make good business deci- Spurrier’s Gators, going 0-3. n Mount Union coach Larry For the Spartans, Gibson aver- 14 seconds left. injury, but the Tide finally found sions. Spurrier built Florida into an Kehres, who won 93 percent of aged 21.0 yards on 112 recep- A pass interference on some other help. Hurts hooked SEC powerhouse from 1990- his games and 11 Division III tions with 24 touchdowns. Alabama made it first-and-goal at up with O.J. Howard, one of last the 2 with six seconds left. Time year’s heroes for ‘Bama, for a 68- for one more play to avoid a yard touchdown pass to make it Yes! Oh no!! Tigers, Tide fans ride emotional roller coaster game-tying kick and overtime. 24-14 late in the third quarter. Renfrow slipped away from the “Look, there’s not one play in the CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — They with a touchdown moments later. five. of 5,000 people shared fist bumps, defense at the goal line with the game that makes a difference in a had to wait a year, some 35 years, Alabama fans had to be feeling “This has been a long time com- bear hugs and shouts of success to help of some traffic created by game,” Saban said. “We could have but jubilant Clemson fans filled pretty good. ing,” said Jason Brown, a Clemson show their exuberance, and relief. Artavis Scott — or maybe it was done a lot of things a lot better.” the streets near campus after the It would have been easy for even physics professor who jumped A group of students pulled out an illegal pick? — and was alone When it ended, Clemson’s 315- Tigers wrapped up their first staunch Clemson supporters to around with students as Tigers an old couch and carried it off as for an easy toss. pound defensive lineman national championship since 1981 throw in the towel, give in to that coach Dabo Swinney accepted the others followed to see if it would go “If you watch the ending, the Christian Wilkins did a split and with a dramatic victory over seem- “Oh no, here we go again” feeling championship trophy on the two up in flames — a typical campus slot receiver actually cut a cartwheel and Ben Boulware, ingly unbeatable Alabama. after last year’s disappointing 45- big screens set up on College celebration. Minkah,” Alabama linebacker one of the toughest linebackers It was a roller coaster ride of 40 loss to Alabama in the title Avenue for fans who couldn’t Police had to chase one fan off a Tim Williams said. “Usually, on a in the country, was in tears. emotions for the Clemson faithful game. make the trek to Florida. light pole soon after the game pick route, you’re not supposed The Tigers had snapped in South Carolina. But the chilly fans braved the As the result went final, patrons ended. However, the celebration to chop somebody. You’re sup- Alabama’s 26-game winning And for Crimson Tide fans 30-degree weather, standing out- in the restaurants and bars emp- that carried over into Tuesday posed to pick them. The guy streak and beaten a No. 1 team watching in Tuscaloosa. side bars and restaurants along tied onto the streets to share their morning was largely peaceful. there just chopped Minkah down, for the first time ever. Students and fans clad in Tiger College Avenue across from the joy. The city of Clemson had never but it’s football.” “It’s been 35 long years!” Paws and Orange sweatshirts near Clemson’s campus and hung with The scene and emotions in before blocked off College Avenue, For the former walk-on Boulware screamed. “It’s coming campus hugged each other when their team, cheering each play of Tuscaloosa also changed quickly. a thoroughfare filled with eateries, Renfrow, it was his second TD home baby! It’s coming home!” Clemson took a 28-24 lead in the the game-winning drive. They Hurts’ touchdown appeared to TD bars and Clemson souvenir shops catch of the game. He had two Last season Alabama met its fourth quarter of the national title erupted in joy on Deshaun that would bring the Crimson Tide that is the main drag and gather- last season against Alabama. match in Clemson, but prevailed. game Monday night against the Watson’s 2-yard TD pass to a third consecutive national ing place for Clemson students. Alabama was 4-0 in national This time, Clemson made sure mighty Crimson Tide in Tampa, Hunter Renfrow with a second left championship. But Alabama’s The iconic Esso Club, a long- championship games under the sequel had a different ending. Florida. Minutes later they stood for the winning score. vaunted defense allowed the time pub just off campus close to in stunned silence after Alabama They broke into a Clemson Tigers a game-winning drive to the athletic distrct, also set up a quarterback Jalen Hurts put the chant as the game ended, scram- spoil that party. large screen with tables and chair Crimson Tide back on top 31-28 bling for others to hug and high- In Clemson, an estimated crowd in its parking lot. Chattanooga From Page 9 Bowling with both losses coming in his high as 229 per game. fourth-place state finish as a The other 2017 inductees are From Page 9 sophomore. Gerald Wilkins for basketball, take on Blackman in a substate Brianne Pritchett bowled phe- average of 183 and a high game of “We are having a great year He earned "outstanding Brent Adams for football, match Saturday in Smyrna at nomenal today and Claire 191 in the second game against and we are going to have a great wrestler" honors in every tourna- Brainard Cooper Jr. for boat rac- noon (11 CST). Townsend has probably been our Rhea County. Raper averaged a showing Saturday as well,” ment he entered as a Blue ing, Carl Poston Jr. for shooting “We stressed from the start of most improved bowler this sea- 171.7 and Earls averaged a 170.7 Anderson said. “We only lose a Raiders senior and in the USWF sports, Kip Henley for golf, Letha our season the goal was to bowl son.” as the team’s lone senior. Prichett senior captain in Skylar, and Junior Freestyle Nationals, and High for softball, Debbie Shipley over 3,000 at the end of the sea- In a 15-9 victory over Soddy- rolled her highest game of the day have everybody coming back was a blue chip first-team All- Hill for volleyball, Yogi Anderson son,” said coach John Smeltzer. Daisy in the region semifinals, with a 172 in the final game. with a few others coming our American before wrestling for the for wrestling, Myra Creighton “Another goal from the start was Raper finished with a high game Townsend’s high game was a 157 way, too. Plus, Natily could very University of Tennessee. and Don Waters Jr. for swim- to get to state and make a show- of 186 to help Walker Valley win in the second game. well one day be a state champion He also has had success in the ming, Elisabeth Donnovin and ing there, and we still have a total the pinfall count 2,893- “They stayed up against Rhea if she keeps working hard. We coaching ranks, including serv- Laura Duffy Moore for tennis, chance. All six of our bowlers 2,792. The win came against a County and you could see it on hope to be in this spot next year, ing as an assistant on three Notre Larry Cooke and Terry Topping stepped up today and we have to talented Lady Trojan team, who their faces that they believed except winning the region tour- Dame state-title teams, as well as for track and field and Stephen shoot 3,000-plus from here on had split the regular season they could win,” Walker Valley nament.” being head coach at Signal Hargis for media. out to continue to climb, because matchup with the Lady head coach Dean Anderson said. From looking back to where Mountain and Chattanooga Tickets for the induction ban- it’s about to be even tougher.” Mustangs. “They took on their Goliath, his team began the season in Central, where he won pair of quet cost $40, and may be Walker Valley finished with Haro flashed her dominant which was their personal best September, Smeltzer is pleased region championships. bought through Catherine Neely four named to the all-region form soon after in the region and the pins at the end of the and still hungry for more this Workman's bowling success at 423-842-7274. team: Natily Haro, Michaela finals. The sophomore bowler, lane. They were throwing their season as they will return to the includes 26 perfect 300 games Brown, Hannah Raper and who will be making her second stones and did well, and we still practice later this week in prepa- and eight 800 series, and his 772 Skylar Earls. Haro finished sec- individual trip to the state tour- get to move another step forward. ration for substate. was part of the five-man-team We’re ond overall in the tournament nament (Feb. 19-21 in Smyrna), Next time out we just need to “At the start of the season if scratch series national record with a game average of 201.5. rolled seven straight strikes to pick up those important spares.” you told me we were going to (3,937) from 2009 to 2016. online! “Natily is one of the top finish with a 223 in the first Walker Valley only lost the first substate I would have been sur- When he was in the U.S. Air bowlers in the state, so we expect game against the Lady Eagles. and second game to Rhea County prised,” Smeltzer said. “I knew Force, he won the singles and all- Check her to be up there,” Smeltzer said With an even better all-around in total pinfall by 10. they could do it, but from seeing events championships in a of the fourth-ranked bowler in performance and picking up With a strong finish against from where we were then until Tactical Air Command tourna- us out: Tennessee who finished 12th important spares in the second one of the state’s last few unde- now is a major difference. We ment, and represented TAC in overall at the state tournament game, Haro finished with her feated teams in Rhea County, the split the season with Soddy- the 1968 USAF World Wide www. last season. “It was awesome to highest score of the day at 227. Lady Mustangs are excited about Daisy and they have good Tournament. cleveland see Hannah, Michaela and She finished with a 214 in the their substate game and a bowlers. We gave Rhea County He was a Top 32 qualifier in Skylar up there as well. I’m final game to average a 221.3 in chance at advancing to the pro- probably its toughest test of the the Senior Masters national tour- banner. proud of all of them. They have a hard-fought region final. gram’s third ever state tourna- season as well. We are excited to naments in 2005 and 2006, and com all come a long way. Even Brown impressed with a game ment. keep bowling.” he has had a season average as 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Honoring a loyal community servant: Bill Creech We are now 10 days into the new OUR naire, Bill Creech. type of servant leadership that is others yet to come. year. I hope that 2017, so far, has I have spoken many times about missing in many places on this We have all probably fallen short proven to be a year filled with prom- COUNTY how the blessings that we all enjoy earth. in keeping at least one of our goals ise, hope and opportunity. today, were worked for, and fought My assistant, Lindsay, and I were for our New Year’s resolutions by I have been visiting local civic Bradley for, by many who have gone before discussing the number of those now. But if we remember that each clubs, speaking about the “State of County Mayor us. This thought process is not just “who have now gone before us.” The and every new day is another gift, the County” here in Bradley County. mere words, but truth that I have list is growing. Commissioners like we may soon learn that any goal is This time of great fellowship is one D. Gary Davis personally witnessed just in my life- Roy Ragsdale, Jack Kirkpatrick, Roy achievable and any work toward that I look forward to each year, and time. Smith and longtime Commissioner self-improvement, education and this year has proven to be no differ- Bill Creech was not only a man of Bill Ledford. Each person had differ- career opportunities not only helps ent. is known to be to each of our citi- integrity, but he was a man who ent personalities, gifts and abilities, us individually, but also makes our I truly enjoy my time spent with zens. lived his life in such a way as to dis- but they each had one thing in com- community stronger! local businessmen and business- This past week was a little differ- play his faith in God above. By daily mon and that was their love for their Thank you, Bill Creech, and all women who are doing their part to ent, in a new way. I arrived at the treating his family, friends and com- family and this community. who have ever given of their time, contribute to our local economy. Cleveland Kiwanis Club — of which I munity with respect, honor and dig- May we all continue their legacy talents and themselves to improve Many of the crowds also have a few have been a member for 30 years — nity, he was able to preach a won- by remembering them, their many each and every one of us. men and women who have “retired” after having attended a funeral for a derful “sermon” without having to contributions and by also doing our This type of dedication replicated from active employment, but who local businessman, former Bradley say a single word. May we all strive best to not only maintain their gift of many times over is what continues still contribute greatly to make our County commissioner, community to do likewise and in doing so, may our home, but by also striving to to help make Bradley County ... community the special place that it volunteer and family man extraordi- we experience the results of this continually improve community, for Tennessee at its best! Viewpoint DEAR ANNIE Suggestions for liberals Dear Annie: My daughter and I have witnessed aggres- going into our new year sive acts in public areas and are at a loss as to what, if any, ecause the Democratic Support police. The Thin Blue action we should take. The Party continues to Line is under attack and in large most recent example was Bimplode, I thought it would part, it's your party's fault. As the when we watched a man be helpful to write my third annu- executive director of the National yelling at what appeared to be al "Suggestions for Liberals" col- Association of Police his significant other. He umn. So here goes: Organizations, William Johnson, grabbed her by the arm, force- Understand that political cor- said after the execution of five fully placed her in the car and buckled her seat belt. Then he rectness and despotism go Dallas cops last July: The went into the store, and she hand-in-hand. 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His guardian grabbed learn who rules over you, simply lems in this him by the other arm and find out who you are not allowed country has (AP) — Today is Tuesday, Jan. by Burton Lane and lyrics by E.Y. poll for the eighth time, tying threw him into the back seat to criticize." led directly to 10, the 10th day of 2017. There Harburg, opened on Broadway. Notre Dame for the most of any of the car. There have been Hale-and-hardy debate helps the climate are 355 days left in the year. In 1957, Harold Macmillan team in college football, after win- other situations, as well. make America great, so try join- that has made Today’s Highlights in became prime minister of Britain, ning a rematch with LSU in the What does one do or say ing the conversation. After all, a Dallas possi- History: following the resignation of BCS championship. without making the victim’s On Jan. 10, 1967, President Anthony Eden. 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Mayor Tom Rowland said weeks after November’s election, Manhattan, the Republican nom- Banner Staff Writer “I believe if you gave President-elect Donald Trump “For my whole life I’ve inee joked that Schumer “used to some prospective purchasers focused on the middle City Manager Joe Fivas and the people a choice, have been approached, but all and incoming Senate Democratic love me when I was a Democrat.” Development and Engineering they would want to leader Chuck Schumer sounded class and those trying to But Schumer allies and the turned down that consideration. get there, and that is Services Director Jonathan relocate. They don’t “We’re attempting to come up like potential allies. senator himself dispute the sug- going to be my Jobe provided the Cleveland even have a grocery with an action plan,” said Fivas. Trump tweeted about their gestion that Schumer and Trump City Council with updates on a store in the area.” He said the owners would like to “good relationship” and gyroscope for the term, have ever been particularly close, number of ongoing and upcom- — Vice Mayor Avery move and build a bigger and bet- Schumer’s “ability to get things and how much to work saying their acquaintance has ing projects during Monday’s Johnson ter facility for residents — some- done.” Schumer spoke of issues with him. How much been casual, and they’ve never Council work session and regu- where in South Cleveland such as infrastructure and trade does he help the middle even dined together or gone golf- lar meeting. “I’m not opposed to the city where Trump had embraced class, or how much is he ing. During the meeting, several Municipal Planning doing something we haven’t done Democratic positions, and the just catering to the Jim Kessler and Stu Loeser, Council members expressed Coordinator Greg Thomas, Jobe, before, such as purchasing the New York senator cited common elites. The first few who both worked for Schumer for their appreciation to Public Fivas, Assistant City Manager building (as an investment),” said ground with the next president, weeks, he seems to be years, said they couldn’t remem- Works Supervisor Tommy Myers Shawn McKay, and other staff Banks. also a New Yorker, on “a good catering to the elites.” ber Schumer and Trump ever for the professional response of members have been working with “We’ll be coming to you with number of economic issues.” — Sen. Chuck Schumer speaking. While Trump and his department to severe weath- their counterparts in some options,” added Fivas. “This But just days into the 115th Schumer both spent their lives in er conditions over the weekend. Chattanooga on the grant. needs to be a high-priority item.” Congress, the Trump-Schumer New York, the former aides said Cleveland Utilities President The $1.7 million includes a “I believe if you gave the people courtship has already turned sees it in his best interest. the two never traveled in the Tim Henderson also received a $340,000 matching grant from a choice, they would want to sour, and the onetime potential Schumer and Trump have spo- same circles. “thank you” for the utility’s Cleveland, and funding will be relocate,” said Vice Mayor Avery allies now sound more like antag- ken by telephone four or five Schumer, Kessler added, is restoration of service following a used for a preferred parking facil- Johnson. “They don’t even have a onists. times since the Nov. 8 election, generally not swayed by flattery, brief outage over the weekend. ity and buses over the three grocery store in the area.” Instead of praising Schumer but not in the last few weeks, a tactic that is one of Trump’s Cleveland Director of Schools years of the grant. The grant is Fivas agreed the residents over Twitter, Trump has taken to according to an official with favorites, or affected by name- Dr. Russell Dyer and school funded by the state’s air quality need food options. attacking him as Democrats’ knowledge of the conversations calling. board members Dawn Robinson program, but is earmarked for Councilman Bill Estes said “head clown” in their party’s who spoke on condition of But when there’s a chance to (chair) and Charlie Cogdill were only three years. that when city staff has put defense of President Barack anonymity to disclose private make a deal Schumer will take it, at the meeting in hopes of Designed for together some of the information Obama’s health care law. interactions. even if it involves working with obtaining additional information Cleveland/Chattanooga com- from the ongoing community Schumer goaded the president- Though Trump will be an unfa- Republicans, as he did on a mas- on the state’s widening of muters, the program would be survey, the Council will have elect by repurposing Trump’s miliar figure to most of establish- sive immigration overhaul that Highway 60 (Georgetown Road), financed by the two communities more to go on, about what to do campaign slogan into Democrats’ ment Washington when he takes passed the Senate in 2013 but which will run in front of the if it is continued after three in the area around the Summit. new rallying cry against GOP office, he goes back decades with died in the House. city’s proposed new Candy’s years. The Council will be provid- New Council member Tom efforts to repeal the health law: Schumer, whose minority caucus “He’ll work with people he Creek Cherokee Elementary ed updates as the program pro- Cassada said he feels the city “Make America Sick Again.” could exercise veto power over doesn’t agree with on things School. gresses. needs to step up and provide an “For my whole life I’ve focused much of Trump’s agenda thanks where he can find common Schools officials were disap- The city manager emphasized incentive to investors. Fivas said on the middle class and those try- to Senate filibuster rules. ground,” Kessler said. pointed that no Highway 60 that an all-day meeting is sched- the city is moving ahead with ing to get there, and that is going Schumer grew up in Brooklyn For Schumer and Trump, the updates were forthcoming, but uled for Monday, Feb. 13, begin- plans for Inman Street over the to be my gyroscope for the term, and Trump in Queens. Each is most prominent of those issues Jobe did say Tennessee ning at 8 a.m. This meeting will next three to five months, and and how much to work with him,” media-savvy, with big personali- would appear to be infrastructure Department of Transportation lead up to a following staff the Council will be presented Schumer told The Associated ties, reputations as hard bargain- and trade. officials will attend a Council retreat. with some possibilities to consid- Press. “How much does he help ers with talkative natures. Trump spoke during the cam- meeting later this spring. Fivas is hoping Council mem- er. the middle class, or how much is They’re accustomed to doing paign of a $1 trillion bill to update A note from Jobe in the bers can come up with a number Fivas went on to ask Jobe for he just catering to the elites. The business over the phone in back- the nation’s crumbling roads and Council’s packet said TDOT has of ideas for the all-day meeting updates on infrastructure plans first few weeks, he seems to be to-back-to-back calls, while bridges, a dollar figure that informed the city the state is and the retreat. These ideas will around the city. catering to the elites.” eschewing email. Both have at alarms some congressional con- finishing up on a redesign of be discussed at the next Council Jobe said there are essentially Trump’s transition team did times become punchlines for servatives but that Schumer has Highway 60 with 4-foot shoul- meeting. He said ideas could six main infrastructure projects not respond to a request for com- their respective efforts to get their embraced. On trade, Schumer is ders. This work is expected to include public housing, a con- in the offing. ment. names in the headlines. closer to Trump than to Obama be completed soon, and the vention center, parks and recre- The first is the Norman Chapel Trump has tapped corporate Trump, a former Democrat, in opposing multilateral deals state will then hire an appraiser ation goals, and other sugges- Road work extending through the and Wall Street executives for his has donated thousands of dollars such as the 12-nation Asia- to start negotiations on high- tions. Cleveland State Community Cabinet, and congressional to Schumer over the years, most Pacific pact that’s now languish- way right-of-way acquisitions. “You will have a complete doc- College campus. He said all prop- Republicans are making a parti- recently a $2,000 contribution in ing. Those discussions with prop- ument of ideas to discuss (for the erty owners are in agreement, san drive against the health law April 2010, and Trump’s children Both issues appear to be on the erty owners are expected to begin meeting),” said Fivas. “We also and work should start this sum- their first order of business. With have done the same. back burner on Capitol Hill at in May or June, but may not be need a three-year plan with some mer. that in mind, Schumer and other “I’ve known Schumer for many, present, with health care, tax completed until 2018. departmental goals, and we will A second project will be side- Democrats complain that Trump many years. And I have a good reform, and perhaps some action The Cleveland Board of work with you on these,” he walks along 17th and 20th is abandoning areas of potential relationship with him,” Trump on a border wall crowding the Education, school administra- added. He said these goals streets. Design work is complete, common ground even before he’s told Fox News Channel in 2011. immediate agenda. It’s likely that tors, and Council members are should be short-range, mid- but right-of-way acquisitor is sworn in. In 2008, at Schumer’s request, Congress will turn to public hopeful construction of the new range, and long-range. needed for 39 parcels. Major con- Yet given that the fellow New Trump hosted a fundraiser at his works at some point this year or school can begin this calendar Fivas said McKay has agreed cerns are American Disabilities Yorkers are both deal-makers Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, next, though, and when that hap- year. But, the widening project to be the point person on the Act requirements, said Jobe. with pragmatic streaks, allies see Florida, for the Democratic pens, Schumer and Trump will along Highway 60, in front of city’s redevelopment plans, and A third project is sidewalks the potential for them to work Senatorial Campaign Committee, have to decide whether it the school, will probably not hopefully the Council and staff and drainage enhancement along together at some points in the which Schumer then headed. behooves them both to make a begin until school construction can work out what the city needs Central Avenue, and the fourth years to come, as long as each At the October white-tie Al deal. is well under way. to do with specific goals in mind. project is the extension of The new school will house “That’s coming up for your con- Georgetown Road from 25th between 520 and 700 students, sideration,” Fivas told Council Street, which will require acquisi- and should provide the school members. tions. system with relief from over- “Under Tennessee law, the A fifth project is the Greenway crowding conditions at all ele- Cleveland Housing Authority has Connector, with the state prepar- mentary schools. the ability and tools to do this,” ing to release bids for work this Jobe also informed the Fivas continued. He said city spring. Council that city staff members staff members want to come up The final project is the Local have reviewed one option for a with a plan for the old Whirlpool Interstate Connector North, from “Welcome to Cleveland” sign to plant location, and some sur- the north side of APD 40 between be placed on the wall at the rounding areas. He said they will South Lee Highway and Exit 20 recently completed 25th probably discuss some on Interstate 75. The LIC South Street/Interstate 75 inter- streetscaping, what to do with is complete. change. some older homes, and what Jobe said at least four of these “We’ve seen one option, and tools the Housing Authority has. six infrastructure projects will we’re waiting for two more,” said Council member Richard start this summer. Jobe. Once we review all three Banks asked Fivas and other In closing out his updates options, we’ll submit them to staff members what they feel is Monday, Fivas said several city the Council for feedback.” the best way to proceed with the departments and their managers Fivas announced the city has old downtown hotel property, are putting together some policy received a $1.7 million grant which is now the Summit for employee appreciation. from the Tennessee Department Apartments. Fivas said he, “It will be a very comprehen- of Transportation which is McKay, Senior Planner Corey sive plan,” said the city manager, expected to benefit commuters Divel, and Doug Berry of the “and something to recognize the between Cleveland and Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of city’s outstanding employees and Chattanooga. Commerce have been talking to their many accomplishments.”

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U.S. and five other world powers Tuesday as a polar spell con- In Romania, Bucharest that negotiated the nuclear deal tinued to grip the region, Mayor Gabriela Firea on with Iran foresees delivery of causing hardship and Tuesday ordered schools in 116 metric tons (nearly 130 deaths. the capital to remain closed tons) of natural uranium. U.N. Romanian police halted for the rest of the week as the Security Council approval is shipping at midday for an country battled the bitter needed but a formality, consid- undetermined period along a cold which has led to travel ering five of those powers are 900-kilometer (565-mile) delays, power outages and a permanent Security Council stretch of the river which surge in demand for natural members, they said. crosses Romania. Croatian gas and power. AP photo Uranium can be enriched to In thIs fIle Photo dAted sundAy, oct. 2, 2016, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad and Serbian authorities also Farther north in Poland, levels ranging from reactor fuel Zarif answers questions from lawmakers in an open session of parliament in Tehran, Iran, explaining the stopped river traffic on the alarming smog levels led or medical and research pur- Danube. authorities to close schools poses to the core of an atomic nuclear deal with world powers. Iran is to receive a huge shipment of natural uranium from Russia to In Serbia, shipping was and kindergartens for two bomb. Iran says it has no inter- compensate it for exporting tons of reactor coolant, according to unidentified Iranian diplomats Monday banned on the River Sava days in the southern city of est in such weapons and its in a move approved to keep Tehran committed to a landmark nuclear pact. because of icy conditions, Rybnik to protect children activities are being closely mon- which claimed another two from noxious fumes, and itored under the nuclear pact to France and Germany to review the deal. for more than 10 simple nuclear lives in southern Serbia. offer free public transport to make sure they remain peace- Iranian complaints that the U.S. They said Tehran has not said bombs, “depending on the effi- Authorities said an 88-year- try and improve air quality. ful. was reneging on sanctions relief what it would do with the urani- ciency of the enrichment old man and his son, 64, died Poland’s capital, Warsaw, Tehran already got a similar pledges included in the nuclear um but could choose to store it process and the design of the from freezing temperatures in offered free public transport amount of natural uranium in deal. or turn it into low-enriched ura- nuclear weapon.” the village of Duga Poljana, in on Monday, and the situation 2015 as part of negotiations The natural uranium agree- nium and then export it for use The swap is in compensation the south which has been improved, although residents leading up to the nuclear deal, ment comes at a sensitive time. as reactor fuel. for the approximately 40 metric hardest-hit by the recent cold complained of coughing and in a swap for enriched uranium With the incoming U.S. admin- Despite present restrictions tons (44 tons) of heavy water spell. Serbian state TV irritated noses and eyes. it sent to Russia. istration and many U.S. law- on its enrichment program, the exported by Iran to Russia since reported the two victims, dis- Smog alarm levels were But the new shipment will be makers already skeptical of how amount of natural uranium is the nuclear agreement went into covered by a man delivering exceeded in Rybnik, the first such consignment effective the nuclear deal is in significant should Iran decide to effect, said an official from one bread from a neighboring vil- Czestochowa, Katowice and since the deal came into force a keeping Iran’s nuclear program keep it in storage, considering of the six powers, who also lage, were extremely poor. another low-lying industrial year ago. peaceful over the long term, its potential uses once some demanded anonymity citing One person died and more region. The diplomats, whose main they might view it as further evi- limits on Tehran’s nuclear activ- confidentiality issues. than 10 were injured in The smog mainly focus is Iran’s nuclear program, dence that Tehran is being given ities start to expire in less than Another 30 metric tons have Istanbul after a mosque emanates from substandard demanded anonymity Monday too many concessions. a decade. gone to the U.S. and Oman. canopy collapsed because of fuels, such as coal mud, because they are not allowed to The diplomats said any natu- David Albright, whose Heavy water is used to cool a high winds and snowfall. It waste and plastic, burned in discuss the program’s confiden- ral uranium transferred to Iran Institute of Science and type of reactor that produces happened during a funeral poor quality heaters in pri- tial details. after the deal came into effect International Security often more plutonium than reactors service near Istanbul’s main vate homes, air monitoring They spoke ahead of a meet- would be under strict surveil- briefs U.S. lawmakers on Iran’s cooled by light water. airport. Bulent Kerimoglu, a expert Barbara Toczko told ing this week in Vienna of repre- lance by the U.N.’s International nuclear program, says the ship- Like enriched uranium, pluto- district mayor, told reporters The Associated Press. She sentatives of Iran, the United Atomic Energy Agency for 25 ment could be enriched to nium can be turned into the fis- ambulances rushed the said authorities should help States, Russia, China, Britain, years after implementation of enough weapons-grade uranium sile core of a nuclear weapon. injured to nearby hospitals. residents acquire heaters Several Serbian municipal- which use clean fuel and Dead air: Norway tuning out analog radio in favor of digital ities have declared emer- have low-level emissions. STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — For some radio listeners in Norway, there will be dead air Belfast power-sharing in crisis starting on Wednesday. The mountainous nation of 5 as Sinn Fein leader to quit million will become the first in the world to phase out analog DUBLIN (AP) — Northern to survive. signals in favor of Digital Audio Ireland’s power-sharing govern- McGuinness has repeatedly Broadcasting, or DAB. ment was plunged into crisis called on Foster to step aside The move has provoked con- Monday as the senior Catholic from her role while lawmakers cern for the elderly and leader announced he was quit- investigate her alleged misman- motorists, while others will be ting in a showdown with his agement of a government “green nostalgic for the crackling sound Protestant colleague that could energy” program that Foster of old radio. unravel a central achievement of eventually suspended as part of Judith Haaland, 98, remem- peacemaking. her previous Cabinet post. bers the radio broadcasts from Deputy First Minister Martin Lawmakers estimate that the London during World War II and McGuinness, the former Irish program could cost taxpayers Norway’s king stiffening the Republican Army commander more than 500 million pounds resolve of his countrymen under who has helped to lead the unity ($600 million) in inefficient sub- German occupation. Now blind government for nearly a decade, sidies. and living alone, her radio has said in his resignation letter Foster has rejected calls from been her tether to the outside that he intends to trigger early other parties to step down. She world. elections in protest against his survived a no-confidence vote in AP photo power-sharing partner, First the Assembly last month solely “I remember April 9, 1940, In thIs Photo tAken on sundAy, 98-year-old Judith Haaland sits next to her decades-old radio planes flying overhead and Minister Arlene Foster. because of backing from her Quisling coming on the radio set in Stavanger, Norway. In a move likely to be watched closely by other nations, the Norwegian gov- In his resignation letter pro- own party benches. saying he had taken control of ernment will begin shutting off the FM signal on Wednesday. By the end of the year, national networks vided to The Associated Press, “That position is not credible the government with the help of will be available only on Digital Audio Broadcast, or DAB. McGuinness accuses Foster of or tenable,” McGuinness said in the Germans,” said Haaland, ignoring “a public mood that is his resignation letter addressed rightly outraged at the squan- to Assembly Speaker Robin recalling the rule of Norwegian comfortable” that the nation of the Norwegian Local Radio analog radio has provided the dering of public money and alle- Newton. Nazi collaborator Vidkun “early adapters” was ready to Association. soundtrack to her life. gations of misconduct and cor- McGuinness said Sinn Fein Quisling. “After that we listened embrace the digital future. According to a December poll She laughs as she recalls lis- ruption.” would refuse to nominate a suc- to broadcasts from London.” But critics say that published in the Dagbladet daily, tening in 1981 when Norway McGuinness was expected to cessor to fill his position, which In a move likely to be watched Norwegians are being forced to two thirds of Norwegians think beat England 2-1 in a soccer hold a news conference later wields equal power to Foster’s in closely by other nations, the expensively upgrade their tech- the government is moving too match, and Bjoerge Lillelien Monday at Stormont a system designed to promote Norwegian government will begin nology and warn that emergency quickly. Others fear elderly peo- delivered one of Norway’s most Parliamentary Building in consensus across the communi- shutting off the FM signal on messages could be missed, espe- ple could be left isolated. famous radio broadcasts: “Lord Belfast. ty divide. Wednesday. By the end of the cially in cars, as up to 20 million “This radio goes with me every- Nelson, Lord Beaverbrook, Sir The government, formed If the position goes unfilled, year, national networks will be analog receivers are rendered where,” said Haaland, gripping Winston Churchill, Sir Anthony under terms of Northern the laws governing power-shar- available only on DAB. obsolete. her small analog handheld Eden, Clement Attlee, Henry Ireland’s Good Friday peace ing would trigger the dissolution Switzerland and Britain are Between 2.2 and 2.3 million device. “I listen to it in bed at Cooper, Lady Diana. Maggie accord of 1998, requires sup- of the 108-member Assembly, both considering a switch to dig- cars have no DAB. Motorists will night and it is with me when I Thatcher can you hear me. Your port from Sinn Fein and the which was elected last year. The ital networks. either have to splash out on a wake up. When they close down boys took a hell of a beating,” he major Protestant-backed party, next election had been sched- Norway claims the move will new radio costing in the region of the FM network I will have to get shouted down the airwaves, his Foster’s Democratic Unionists, uled for May 2021. free up cash for broadcasters to 4,000 kroner ($468) or buy an another new DAB or I will be cut voice cracking in a mixture of invest in programing, while pro- adapter for around 1,500 kroner off from the world.” Norwegian and English. viding a clearer and more reliable ($175). A DAB radio for the home Her son has already bought Marius Lillelien was next to his McDonald’s sells China business network that can better cut costs around 1,000 kroner and programmed one digital commentator father during that through the country’s sparsely ($117), though consumers can radio to replace the decades-old World Cup qualifying match. populated rocky terrain. also pick up the signal through set in her living room. Today he is head of radio at the in deal worth up to $2.1 billion There are already 26 nation- their television sets or the inter- She admits that the new but- national broadcaster, NRK. HONG KONG (AP) — Fast-food ing local managers more decision- wide DAB channels, including net. tons are easier to use than the “Of course there is a lot of nos- giant McDonald’s is selling a con- making power to respond to Asian versions of the five stations that “Norway is not prepared for dials from the analog model. talgia in radio. That’s one of the trolling stake in its China busi- customers. will soon be removed from the this. There are millions of radios But she frets that not all elder- reasons this switch is so contro- ness to a group of investors led by McDonald’s is China’s second- airwaves, and 70 percent of in homes, cottages and boats ly Norwegians will have the cash versial. But that means people state-owned Chinese conglomer- biggest fast-food company after Norwegian households regularly that won’t work anymore and or support to make such an easy love radio and nostalgia is an ate Citic in a deal worth up to $2.1 Yum Brands’ KFC, which has tune in digitally. In an email, only around 25 percent of cars in switch. asset to us whether we are billion, the companies said more than 5,000 locations. Culture Minister Linda Hofstad Norway have digital radios or There is also something less broadcasting in analog or on Monday. It has faced trouble recently in Helleland said she was “quite adapters,” said Svein Larsen of tangible. For almost 100 years, DAB.” The transaction is part of a China after it was caught in a food global business overhaul being safety scandal when a supplier China’s poorest, trying to stay warm, add greatly to smog carried out by the American com- was found selling expired meat. pany to keep up with changing McDonald’s will get cash and QIAN’AN, China (AP) — An more than 2 tons of coal, worth dust smother Chinese cities, which are outfitted with carbon- tastes that have resulted in declin- new shares under the terms of the overloaded coal truck rumbles more than 1,800 yuan ($260). often forcing highways and air- capture technologies. ing sales. agreement, which is for 20 years. down from the steel factory and Across vast swaths of northern ports to close. Authorities in Hebei province, Under the terms of the deal, The deal, which still needs hits a bump, sending chunks of China’s countryside, residents go Middle-class Chinese have which surrounds Beijing, Citic Ltd. and its investment man- approval from regulators, is expect- its black cargo skittering and to great lengths to burn untreat- complained vociferously as smog announced in September that agement unit Citic Capital will ed to be completed by mid-2017. click-clicking along the asphalt. ed coal in home stoves despite blanketed Beijing over the New they would ban household coal- acquire 52 percent of the business Oak Brook, Illinois-based Waiting by the roadside, a farmer government efforts to ban the Year period. A picture of a high- burning in nearly 4,000 villages while another partner, McDonald’s and its partners plan swaddled in thick, cotton-padded practice and introduce cleaner — speed train stained a deep brown near the capital by late 2017, Washington-based private equity to add 1,500 restaurants in China winter clothing scrambles into but costlier — types of coal or after passing through smoggy according to state media. Last firm The Carlyle Group, will own and Hong Kong over the next five onrushing traffic to pick up the electrical heating. regions went viral on social week, the official Xinhua News 28 percent. McDonald’s will retain years to capitalize on booming pieces. That dependence represents media, as did a blog post by a Agency quoted a Beijing official a 20 percent stake. demand from the country’s grow- Four hours a day, four days a one of many challenges facing Beijing banker who railed against saying coal-burning furnaces for About two-thirds of the China ing middle class which has money week, the villager, whose sur- Beijing as it tries to curb the government corruption and heating have now been complete- operation’s 2,640 outlets, includ- to spend on eating out. name is Shen, comes to a spot choking smog that’s become a propaganda and pleaded with ly removed from the city’s urban ing 240 in Hong Kong, that are “As disposable incomes rise, near her home where a never- flashpoint for public discontent officials to take action for the districts. now owned by McDonald’s will be people will continue to spend ending procession of coal trucks with the ruling Communist sake of their children. But in rural Qian’an, 220 kilo- refranchised. The China business, more on leisure and on dining runs into uneven pavement. A Party. In June, a team of researchers meters (140 miles) from Beijing, which employs more than out, and there is particularly thousand little bumps in the Experts say coal-fired power from Princeton, the University of in Hebei, China’s largest steel- 120,000 people, is valued at up to great growth potential in tier road keep Shen and her husband plants and steel and cement California, Berkeley, and Peking making region, the riverside road $2.1 billion, according to the three and four cities,” the from freezing in winter. mills are the main contributors and Tsinghua universities in where Shen scavenges for coal is agreement. announcement said, referring to “If I don’t come out here, I stay to year-round smog, but house- Beijing published a study that a reminder of the challenges. Up Under McDonald CEO Steve less-known provincial cities with cold,” Shen says as she drops a hold coal-burning in rural areas found that household coal use in the road is a sprawling factory Easterbook’s restructuring plan large populations. “As such, the few more recovered chunks into is a major cause of the spike in winter contributed more small owned by the Shougang Group, launched in 2015, the company market for Western Quick Service a sooty burlap sack. In one win- pollution during winter, when and deadly air particles than one of China’s largest steelmak- wants franchisees to take over Restaurants is expected to con- ter, Shen says, she could burn thick, gray soup-like clouds of industrial sources, some of ers — and polluters. more company-owned outlets, giv- tinue to grow rapidly.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017— 15

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16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, January 10, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com BRAD COLLINS of Cleveland braved the cold Monday to play bagpipes at his friend Molly Corn’s funeral. Collins was playing a Scottish Highland set of bagpipes at the funeral, held at the St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. The calming sound from the musical instrument was heard throughout the downtown Cleveland area, even prompting some to contact the Cleveland Daily Banner to suggest a photo- graph of the unique observa- tion. Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES Banner photo, BRADLEY COuNtY Mayor D. Gary Davis, left, presented service awards to Bradley County employ- ALLEN MINCEY ees who have worked for the county for 20 and 30 years. From left, are Stanley Thompson, 30 years; Linda Hicks, 20 years; and Frank Able, 30 years. Credit cards Award From Page 1 From Page 1 all audit. “The four ‘opportunities several years. In Lay’s report to the mayor financial statements. for improvement’ this year have In recognizing the city’s busi- and Council, he said, “We have The Cleveland Housing already been addressed.” “What has been explained to them is if you lose a receipt ness staff from several different audited the accompanying finan- Authority, Bradley/Cleveland Commissioner Howard departments later in Monday’s cial statements of governmental Industrial Development Board, on a certain date, you have to write a memo saying you Thompson expressed his irrita- had this much of a purchase on the certain date for this program, McKay said, “We could- activities, the business-type and the Health and Education tion at some media outlets sug- county car and turn it in with the bill. That will work. n’t do it without them.” activities, each major fund, and Facilities Board have not met gesting they did not fully explain Maybe they did not know that extra step. When receipts Lay pointed out that the goal of the aggregate remaining fund established criteria for inclusion, the story. the independent audit is to pro- information for the year ended and accordingly are excluded were lost, they were just turning the bills in and then, it’s “Why don’t the media check vide reasonable assurance that June 30. from this audit. sent to us and signed off by the department head to be with you on stuff like that before the financial statements of the Lay went on to discuss man- The annual budget serves as they write it in the paper?” paid. We usually have two or three days to get it paid to city of Cleveland, for the fiscal agement’s responsibility for the the foundation for the city’s avoid a late fee. We pay it, but there has to be more Thompson asked. year which ended June 30, 2016, financial statement, the auditor’s financial planning and control. policing of the bills up to that point to see that all of those The commissioner said after is free of material misstatement. responsibility, opinions, change As manager of Cleveland’s the meeting he was not referring receipts are there.” Council members and depart- in accounting principle, other Department of Finance, McKay to the Cleveland Daily Banner, — Mayor D. Gary Davis ment heads received a detailed matters, and other reporting received a certificate and medal- which had a representative speak copy of the audit. required by government auditing lion for acknowledgement of the with Davis the day the audit was “The audit involves the exam- standards. city’s selection for the released to explain the findings Crye said. “Any other use should next meet on Tuesday, Jan. 17, ining, on a test basis, evidence The audit also touched on Distinguished Budget in a report published Dec. 22. be discouraged.” at 1 p.m. in the mayor’s confer- supporting the amounts and dis- financial highlights, overview of Presentation Award. Crye said before making his Crye said he wants to make ence room in the Courthouse closures in the financial state- the financial statements, govern-Stephen J. Gauthier, director committee request, the most cur- use of county credit cards Annex. ments, assessing the accounting mentwide financial statements, of the Technical Services Center rent policy was approved in “radioactive.” The Commission will meet for principles used and significant funding financial statements, in Chicago, said, “This award is 2014. estimates made by management, governmental funds, proprietary the highest form of recognition in “I acknowledge I oppose the a voting session at noon the “It states county-issued credit use of credit cards and I want same day in the Commission and evaluating the overall finan- funds, notes to the financial governmental budgeting, and its cards are intended for travel them to be so radioactive an meeting room in the courthouse. cial statement presentation. statements, additional informa- attainment represents a signifi- expenses. Hotel and meal employee will avoid their use,” County offices will be closed The independent auditor con- tion, and a governmentwide cant achievement by the city.” expenses must be for overnight Crye. Monday, in observance of Martin cluded, based on the audit, that financial analysis. The city’s Department of and out of town travel expenses,” The Finance Committee will Luther King Jr. Day. there is reasonable basis for ren- The document points out that Finance will continue to compete dering an unqualified opinion the city of Cleveland was estab- in the annual competition. that the city’s financial state- lished by an amended Private Act Other city business: ments are fairly presented in Charter in 1993 following a refer- — City offices will be closed on conformity with the General endum. Management of the city Monday, Jan. 16, in observance Tenure Accepted Accounting Principles. is through five Council members of Martin Luther King Day. Lay added that the independ- elected from respective districts, — Council members approved From Page 1 ent audit is part of a broader, fed- the mayor and two at-large a motion allowing Rowland to erally mandated “Single Audit” Council members. sign closing documents for 3745 project manager for the new ele- designed to meet the special The Council appoints a city and 3765 Sycamore Drive N.W. mentary school. According to needs of federal grantor agencies. manager, city attorney, and city related to a Federal Emergency Pesterfield, there is “nothing to “It used to be three years of teaching and a These standards require the judge, while the city manager is Management Agency grant. worry about when Hal is in recommendation from the principal and you got tenure. independent auditor to report not responsible for the policies and — They also approved a charge.” Now it’s five years, you must meet a certain benchmark only on the fair presentation of ordinances overseeing day-to- motion declaring a portion of The meeting concluded with and you must have a recommendation from the principal, the financial statements, but also day operations — and appointing property at the intersection of officer elections for chairman, superintendent and be voted on by the school board. It is on the city’s internal controls the heads of various depart- Michigan Avenue and Benton vice-chairman and chairman quite a process and is a big deal.” — Dr. Russell Dyer and compliance with legal ments. Road surplus property, and will pro-tem. Dawn Robinson was requirements with special The city provides a full range of advertise in the newspaper that nominated by Tom Cloud and emphasis on internal controls services, including police and fire the tract will be sold to the high- unanimously chosen to continue for chairman pro-tem. Both posi- The group is also scheduling and requirements involving the protection; sanitation services; est bidder. as Board of Education chairman. tions were voted on and accept- more local site visits. administration of federal awards. construction and maintenance of— There was also a request “It’s so easy to be the leader of ed. — Cleveland High School The audit requires city man- highways, streets, and infra- from Dee Burris of Burris this team,” Robinson declared. In other BOE news: Principal Autumn O’Bryan agement to provide a narrative structure; as well as recreational Construction for directions on “This is a great group of people — Andrew Phillips gave a digi- received a certificate from the introduction, overview, and activities and cultural events. obtaining a sewer connection for to work with.” tal transformation update and College Board AP District Honor analysis to accompany the basis The city also maintains over- a parcel on 11th Street. This Carolyn Ingram nominated said that the group will be mak- Roll. financial statements in the form sight of Cleveland Utilities and request was delayed until the Pesterfield for vice-chairman and ing a site visit to Spartanburg, — The next city school board of Management Discussion and Cleveland City Schools — with all next Council meeting in two Cloud nominated Charlie Cogdill S.C., to visit an Apple district. meeting will be held on Feb. 13. Analysis. of these activities included in the weeks. Lawmakers From Page 1 County, to “define the issue and to Three of Bradley County’s represen- made over the past several years as The senator said the law enforce- make sure everybody understands tatives in Nashville provided their shown through our NAEP (National ment bill he is carrying this year aims what the problem is.” thoughts on the upcoming session. Association of Education) test scores,” to protect law enforcement officers The subject of school vouchers is State Rep. Kevin Brooks (R- “I also expect to see a focus Bell said. “Similarly, the Legislature from those who are intent on inflicting on school bus safety which also likely to cross legislators’ paths Cleveland) said House Republicans will continue to strive to make harm on them or death by allowing could include ensuring that we again this year. have vowed “to make private sector job Tennessee’s business climate friendly. them to keep their home address infor- State Rep. Bill Dunn (R-Knoxville) creation the top priority for the General have well-trained professional Tennessee has experienced 16.2 per- mation private. sponsored a bill last year which pro- Assembly.” drivers behind the wheel for cent private sector job growth from “The Peace Officer Safety Institute’s vides publicly funded scholarships for “Tennesseans can also expect the protection of our students. January 2011 to October 2016, adding Center for the Study of Law families to attend private school; how- Republicans to take up measures that Expect access to quality over 355,000 new private sector jobs. Enforcement Officers Killed and ever, it failed to get enough support in will solidify the state’s ranking as a broadband in underserved Government does not create jobs, but Assaulted reports officer fatalities have the last session. business-friendly, right-to-work state,” rural areas to be a major issue we can create a climate that is con- increased by 20 percent in 2016,” Bell Dunn has been reported as saying he Brooks said. “In addition, the House as the discussion on these ducive to job growth, which will be the said. “This is one of a three-bill pack- is “more optimistic” about the bill’s Majority will work together to pass a services continue. This is a legislative focus in 2017. age. The other bills, which I will co- chances this year. number of proposals to continue build- “I also expect to see a focus on school sponsor, include a proposal to stiffen very important issue to our The governor is reported as likely to ing on progress made on the education district.” bus safety which could include ensur- penalties for assault of a law enforce- see additional teacher raises in the and healthcare fronts.” ing that we have well-trained profes- ment officer and legislation to desig- — State Sen. Mike Bell next budget. Brooks added the House sional drivers behind the wheel for the nate the killing or attempted killing of Last year, $105 million was budgeted Republicans have “committed them- protection of our students,” the senator an officer due to their employment as a for raises — which came after $97 mil- selves” to once again crafting a fiscally said. hate crime.” lion the previous year. responsible budget for 2017. be returned to the taxpayers by fund- “Expect access to quality broadband A response from State Sen. Todd The debate on medical marijuana “Just as Tennesseans across the ing infrastructure needs, especially in in underserved rural areas to be a Gardenhire (R-Chattanooga) was not will also come to Nashville as state Sen. state must live within their means, the poorest rural counties of the state.” major issue as the discussion on these received by press time. Steve Dickerson (R-Nashville) and state House Republicans have promised to Howell says he is looking forward to services continue,” Bell said. “This is a Rep. Jeremy Faison (R-Cosby) — have continue managing taxpayer dollars in hearing the governor's proposals in his very important issue to our district.” already said they plan on introducing a a thoughtful, fiscally prudent manner,” address to the Legislature on Jan. 30. Bell said he is working on bills that bill that would permit medical marijua- Brooks said. “I hope it includes a proposal to include opiate abuse and law enforce- na in Tennessee. The 110th session promises to be remove barriers to broadband competi- ment. People do read With the state showing a $2 billion filled with opportunities for the tion across Tennessee,” Howell said. “More people die from overdoses in surplus, there will be plenty of discus- Legislature to do some good things for State Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville) said Tennessee than are killed in car crash- small ads. sion on what to do with those funds. the people of Tennessee,” said state the state Senate’s calendar is “getting es or gun-related deaths,” Bell said. You are reading Haslam used excess funds last year Rep. Dan Howell (R-Georgetown). down to work” on issues including edu- “Similar to the new law that makes one now. to shore up the state’s rainy day fund, “The more than $800 million surplus cation, jobs, broadband services, opi- EpiPens available to schools to save a help with the highway fund and give in recurring dollars is a good opportu- ate abuse and the protection of law student’s life due to an allergic reac- Call The Banner teacher raises. nity to give teachers a much-needed enforcement officers. tion, I have legislation that would give 472-5041 But, legislators are talking about raise,” Howell said. “And, the more “In education, expect to see legisla- them access to Naloxone in severe ways in which to return those monies than $900 million is non-recurring tion that continues to build on the suc- emergencies involving an opiate over- back to taxpayers. surplus dollars, in my opinion, should cesses that Tennessee students have dose.”