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116th Year | No. 128 | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ President Campaigns in Nashville Persistence pays off for Adult High graduates

BY JIM HERRIN [email protected]

Shania Hill had completed the fi rst semester of her junior year of high school when life’s complications began piling up for her. “My mom passed away from cancer, and I just got really depressed and didn’t want to stay at Cookeville High School,” she said. “I just felt really pressured there with all the people.” Economic pressures also played a part. “I needed to get a job, and I couldn’t real- ly work with my hours at the high school,” she said. She said academics were really not an issue for her. “I was in honors classes for the major- ity of high school,” she said. “Luckily, I stopped after a whole semester so I got all those classes out of the way, and I was able to pick up those other half credits that I needed at the Adult High School.” Hill transferred almost immediately from CHS to the Adult High School, de- termined to stay on track to graduate as a member of the Class of 2018. According to Principal Robyn Nabors, the Adult High School provides the oppor- tunity for adults to complete the credits they left unfi nished when they left tradi- Brent Carl Fleshman tional school to earn a regular, Tennessee President Donald Trump speaks to a crowd in Nashville Tuesday evening in support of U.S. Rep. Mar- sha Blackburn’s eff ort to become a U.S. Senator. A related story is on Page A3. See AHS, Page A2 State to consider separate Pickett 911 district BY KATE COOK at 9:30 a.m., Friday, June 15. is only scheduled to meet four then hold a referendum. issued a bombshell report last [email protected] The only item on the agenda times a year. When business Last month, Pickett County month alleging the Overton/ is Pickett County’s request to comes up, they schedule a Executive Richard Daniel said Pickett E-911 district misused Pickett County may be one form a new emergency com- meeting. However, only one the county commission voted public funds. According to the step closer to getting its 911 munications district. special-called meeting was last year to request its own report, offi cials didn’t account district back. Kevin Walters, communi- held last year. emergency communications for the money or how it was The Tennessee Emergency cations director for the state If the board approves the district. spent and the board of direc- Communications Board will Department of Commerce request, then Pickett County All this comes after the hold a special called meeting and Insurance said the board can hold a public hearing, state Comptroller’s offi ce See 911, Page A2

Suspected sexual predator nabbed BY PAIGE STANAGE al exploitation [email protected] material.” There were also 25 child Another suspected sexual pred- pornography me- ator has been caught following an dia fi les available undercover operation conducted for sharing over a by the Tennessee Bureau of Inves- peer-to-peer net- tigation. work, the warrant The arrest warrant names Neal states. Scott, 26, of Cookeville, as the Scott Scott was suspect. charged with According to the warrants, sexual exploitation Lindsay McReynolds | Herald-Citizen Scott’s computer was seized by of a minor and aggravated sexual the Cookeville Police Department exploitation of a minor. His total through a search warrant. bond is $100,000. Morning Utility Work A forensic examination of the Scott is set to appear in Putnam A sign at the Putnam Courthouse square prepares motorists for the road computer revealed more than County’s General Sessions Court closure on Washington Avenue Wednesday morning between Broad and 100 media fi les of “child sexu- June 11 at 9 a.m. Boyd streets in preparation for utility work to be completed there.

Index Obituaries, A7 OVIES IN THE ARK 2 Sections — 16 Pages M P Lorene Key Deborah Wilkerson Abby A8 Living A8 Stanley Looper Dotty Smith First up: “The Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Jenny Marshall Ancil Silvey Secret Life of Classifi ed B3 Sports B1 Phillip Roberts Pets” Comics A9 Sudoku A9 Crossword A9 Weather A2 Page A8 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 LOCAL READER Citation issued after I-40 crash Macon County woman SERVICES BY PAIGE STANAGE involved in the crash and was driv- indicted for filing false [email protected] ing a dump truck, the report reveals. According to the report, Fannon Contact us: An Ohio driver was cited Tues- was travelling westbound on I-40 sexual assault report Address: day for failing to exercise due care and was travelling at a high rate of following a traffi c crash on I-40. speed. She also failed to slow down From Staff Reports re- 1300 Neal St. The report from Tennessee High- and hit the back of Hardiman’s vealed Cookeville, TN 38501 way Patrol names Kathy Fannon, 81, dump truck. A Macon County that the as the driver. She had one passenger Fannon and her passenger suf- woman has been indict- inci- with her in the vehicle. fered minor injuries. ed for falsely report- dent did Mailing Address: Steven Hardiman, 54, of Living- All involved were properly wear- ing a sexual assault not oc- P.O. Box 2729 ston was named as the other driver ing their seat belts. incident, according to cur,” a Cookeville TN 38502 the Tennessee Bureau release of Investigation. from Sarah Elizabeth the TBI Phone: 931-526-9715 Man arrested holding purse with meth Suddarth, 24, was in- Suddarth states. Fax: 931-526-1209 dicted after TBI special The BY PAIGE STANAGE Underwood was agents began investi- Fentress County [email protected] the passenger of the gating allegations of Grand Jury indicted Email: vehicle. Bean noticed sexual assault involv- Suddarth last week, News A Cookeville man was arrested him clutching a purse ing a Jamestown man. charging her with one [email protected] Tuesday after he allegedly held a with multiple baggies Suddarth had reported count of fi ling a false Sports purse containing methamphetamine. in it. that the man sexually report. She turned [email protected] The arrest warrant named Aaron A search of the assaulted her while she herself in Tuesday Underwood, 33, of Quinland Lake Underwood vehicle and purse was at his home in De- morning and was Advertising Road, as the suspect. yielded 8.3 grams of cember 2016, according booked into the Fen- [email protected] According to the warrant, Offi cer methamphetamine and more than to the TBI. tress County Jail on a Living Brandon Bean of the Algood Police 20 Xanax pills. The warrant also “The investigation $2,500 bond. [email protected] Department noticed a woman who reveals the woman had $1,000 in Circulation appeared to be trying to enter a Mi- her bra. [email protected] randy Road home through a window. Underwood was arrested for Business News Bean followed the unnamed wom- controlled substance off enses and Man faces charges after [email protected] an’s vehicle to Old Highway 42 and manufacturing/delivering/sell- Church News initiated a traffi c stop. ing/possessing meth. He was also [email protected] The warrant states the woman, cited for simple possession/casual drawing gun during fight School News also the driver, had no license and exchange. His total bond is $10,000. had warrants out of White County There was no word on the wom- BY PAIGE STANAGE [email protected] for violating probation. an or what charges she might face. [email protected] Classifi ed Ads classifi [email protected] A Cookeville man was placed in custody earlier this month follow- ing an incident with a gun at Cane Letter Guidelines Creek Sportsplex. All letters to the editor must be The warrant names Ethan Mee, signed and include the writer’s name, 21, of Benton Young Road, as the address and phone number. Letters suspect. According to warrants, Mee drew are subject to editing and/or rejec- Mee tion. A strict 400-word limit will be a gun during a fi ght involving fi ve enforced. Send letters to the mailing other individuals on May 18. Mee was arrested and charged address listed above, or email to with fi ve counts aggravated assault. [email protected]. His total bond is $25,000. In other recent arrests: Richard Benge, 26, of Algood, was Order a Photo arrested for two counts of simple Every photograph taken by a possession/casual exchange and Benge Herald-Citizen photographer and Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen theft Monday. The warrants state published in the paper is available Adult High School teacher Susan Bryant, at left, talks with soon-to-be Benge had methamphetamine for purchase. Go to www.herald-citi- new graduates Shania Hill and Eddie White. hidden in his sock and was allegedly zen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” driving a vehicle reported stolen Also, many photos included in online from Cookeville. His total bond is stories are available for purchase. $8,000. AHS: Adult graduates look Ian Robertson, 27, of Cookeville, was arrested for simple possession/ Robertson Subscriptions casual exchange and tampering with evidence Sunday. According to To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. to future with diplomas his warrants, Robertson possessed two pill bottles Visa, MasterCard, Discover and containing hydrocodone, clonazepam and xanax. AmEx accepted. From Page A1 from the Adult High School. His bond is $6,000. Rates: White dropped out of school back 3 mo 6 mo 1yr high school diploma. in 1982. Carrier or “Day, afternoon and evening “I had no confi dence in myself,” Mail: 385 classes are available,” she said. he said. “I didn’t think I could cut Deputy nearly hit by car Zip Code $28 $54 $95 “Students may also work online it. I didn’t think I was going to Print & from home.” graduate; I couldn’t do (the work), “I felt like it was the best option and I didn’t like going.” E-Edition $29 $56 $98 in cemetery; man charged for me,” Hill said. “I probably He spent several years helping to Anywhere Only wouldn’t have fi nished if I had take care of family members who BY PAIGE STANAGE E-Edition $21 $42 $84 stayed at Cookeville High School.” had health problems, but started [email protected] Mail: Outside She said the path was not always looking for a job a few years ago, 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 easy. only to fi nd that his lack of a diplo- A Cookeville man Mail: Outside “I didn’t think I was really going ma was a stumbling block. was arrested Monday Tenn. $82 $132 $220 to fi nish, but I had friends and fam- “It was hard to get a job,” he said. after allegedly almost ily telling me ‘you can do it.’ You “If you don’t have a diploma, they hitting a deputy with Miss Your Paper? also have those people telling you don’t want to hire you.” his vehicle. Porter Higgins Your carrier is an independent that you can’t. You’ve got to keep White, who had no reliable The warrant names going.” access to transportation, ended up Bobby Porter Jr., 30, as contractor. However, as a service to Now that she’s conquered high walking to classes off ered at the the suspect. our subscribers, our circulation de- school, Hill plans to attend the Ten- UCHRA Career Center. According to the war- partment is open from 8 a.m. until 6 nessee College of Applied Technol- With persistence, and some rant, Deputy Margaret p.m. Monday-Friday and from ogy at Livingston this fall, studying specialized one-on-one tutoring, he Krisle with the Putnam 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to answer to be a pharmacy technician. fi nally passed the required tests. County Sheriff ’s Offi ce calls. Call 931-526-9715. Eddie White, on the other hand, Hill and White will join about 50 noticed a red Durango plans to immediately begin seek- other students who also persisted without its lights on at Preston Rich ing a job after completing his high in both programs in a graduation night in the Smellage Herald-Citizen school equivalency through the ceremony Thursday at 7 p.m. at Cemetery on Hopewell In other recent ar- county’s Adult Education program Trinity church in Algood. The pub- Road. rests: USPS 313-680 — a similar but separate operation lic is invited to attend. Krisle blocked the Donald Higgins III, ISSN 8750-5541 Durango from moving 36, of Cookeville, was at that moment, ap- arrested for aggravated The Herald-Citizen is published proached the driver, assault Sunday. His daily except Saturdays, New Year’s Porter Jr., and asked bond is $8,000. Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, for his identifi cation. Jerry Preston, 48, of Thanksgiving Day and Christmas 911: Pickett may get own system Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., Porter Jr. acted like Baxter, was arrested at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, From Page A1 many of them before the report was he was reaching for his Friday for reckless Cookeville, TN 38502. Periodicals released. I.D. in the glove box but driving and driving on postage paid at Cookeville TN. tors didn’t have a system in place to At this time, there’s still no accelerated and nar- a suspended license. POSTMASTER: send address oversee spending. decision on whether charges will rowly missed hitting His bond is $2,000. changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box Earlier this month, the Overton/ be fi led. District Attorney General Krisle with the vehicle. Sawyer Rich, 26, of 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. Pickett E-911 Board of Directors an- Bryant Dunaway recused himself. Porter Jr. was ar- Jamestown, was arrest- The Herald-Citizen is a member of nounced they had complete faith in Instead that decision will be made rested with aggravated ed Saturday for driving the Tennessee Press Association Director Chris Maisongale and that by Thirty-fi rst Judicial District At- assault. His bond is under the infl uence. His and the Associated Press. The the issues had all been resolved, torney General Lisa Zavogiannis. $4,000. bond is $1,000. Associated Press is entitled exclu- sively to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Thursday Thursday Night Readings: A 50-percent chance of show- Showers and thunderstorms Showers and thunderstorms Tuesday’s high in Cookeville Jack McNeely was 82, low 69, 1.69” rain. ers and thunderstorms. Mostly likely, mainly after 1 p.m. Mostly likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low Editor & Publisher Tuesday’s high in Monterey cloudy, with a low around 69. cloudy, with a high near 83. around 69. Chance of precipita- was 80, low 67, 0.57” rain. Lindsay McReynolds South wind 5 to 10 mph. New Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. tion is 60%. Almanac: Managing Editor rainfall amounts between a tenth Chance of precipitation is 60%. Wednesday is the 150th day and quarter of an inch, except New rainfall amounts between Friday of the year, with 215 remain- Roger Wells higher amounts possible in thun- a quarter and half of an inch ing. The sun sets at 7:53 p.m. Advertising Director Showers and thunderstorms like- derstorms. possible. ly, mainly before 1 p.m. Mostly and will rise at 5:27 a.m. Thursday. The moon is wan- Keith McCormick cloudy, with a high near 83. Chance of precipitation is 60%. ing gibbous with 99% of the Circulation Manager visible disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — A3 STATE/NATION Trump accuses Pelosi of being an ‘MS-13 lover’ NASHVILLE. (AP) House Democratic lead- thing but they’re good at — President Donald er criticized Trump’s sticking together,” and Trump on Tuesday rhetoric and policies appealed for GOP unity accused House Minority on immigrants after come November. Leader Nancy Pelosi of he called members of The president held being an “MS-13 lover” the international gang a similar rally in Indi- and dismissed a Demo- “animals.” ana earlier this month, cratic Senate candidate Trump added that appearing with Republi- as a “tool” of Minority Bredesen had donated can businessman Mike Leader Chuck Schumer, to Hillary Clinton’s Braun and ripping Dem- a line of attack likely presidential campaign ocratic Sen. Joe Donnel- to become familiar as in 2016, saying, “Phil ly as a “swamp person” he boosts Republican Bredesen supported her who refused to aid the congressional candi- and he supported her GOP agenda. Trump dates ahead of midterm ideas.” will also raise money elections. Trump plans a series for GOP candidates in Trump’s visit to of political rallies and Texas on Thursday. Nashville, Tennessee, events to brand Demo- Trump is using the promoted the Senate crats as obstructionists. campaign appearanc- candidacy of Rep. Mar- He said his supporters es to mobilize his core sha Blackburn, who was can’t sit back and relax backers by highlighting expected to face former this fall after working his accomplishments Gov. Phil Bredesen in to elect him in 2016. in offi ce, like improving the race to replace retir- AP “That’s the worst thing economic indicators and ing Republican Sen. Bob President Donald Trump speaks at a rally at the Gaylord Opryland Resort that can happen,” he moving the U.S. Embas- Corker. Besides headlin- and Convention Center, Tuesday, in Nashville. said. sy in Israel to Jerusa- ing a private fundraiser “In November, we will lem, and resurrecting for Blackburn, he used a the Senate to continue in November.” president criticized Bre- reverse a trend,” Trump some of his go-to lines public rally to urge sup- the amazing progress The Tennessee cam- desen for being backed added, alluding to recent from the 2016 campaign. porters not to become and work that we’ve paign is among several by national Democrats. precedent in which the “I don’t want to cause “complacent” this fall done over the last year races expected to deter- “He’s a tool of Chuck party holding the White a problem, but in the while Democrats were and a half,” Trump said mine control of the Sen- Schumer and of course House tends to lose con- end, Mexico’s gonna pay “sticking together” to during the rally. “To ate, where Republicans the MS-13 lover Nancy gressional seats. for the wall,” Trump block his agenda. keep on winning, you are defending a narrow Pelosi,” Trump said. He said of Democrats, said of his signature “We need Marsha in have to vote Republican two-seat majority. The Earlier this month, the “They’re bad at every- campaign promise. Hacker gets 5 years for Russian- linked Yahoo security breach

SAN FRANCISCO Baratov, 23, was an prepayment.” (AP) — A young comput- “international hacker for Prosecutors said Rus- er hacker who prose- hire” who did little or no sian security service paid cutors say unwittingly research of his custom- Baratov to target dozens worked with a Russian ers. of email accounts using spy agency was sen- He pleaded guilty in information obtained tenced to fi ve years in November to nine felony from the Yahoo hack. prison Tuesday for using hacking charges. He Prosecutors argued that data stolen in a massive acknowledged that he Russia’s Federal Secu- Yahoo data breach to began hacking as a teen rity Service targeted gain access to private seven years ago and Russian journalists, U.S. emails. charged customers $100 a and Russian government U.S. Judge Vince Ch- hack to access web-based offi cials and employees habria also fi ned Karim emails. of fi nancial services and Baratov $250,000 during Baratov, who was other private businesses. a sentencing hearing in born in Kazakhstan but Baratov and his AP San Francisco. lived in Toronto, Canada, attorneys also said his Defense Secretary Jim Mattis listens to a question during a hearing on Capi- Baratov was named in where he was arrested work with the Russia spy tol Hill in Washington. a federal indictment last last year, charged cus- agency was unwitting. year that charged two tomers to obtain another In court documents a Russian spies with or- person’s webmail pass- claimed he could ac- Mattis: US will confront China chestrating the 2014 Ya- words by tricking them cess webmail accounts hoo breach involving 500 to enter their credentials maintained by Google million users. Baratov into a fake password and Russian providers was charged with using reset page. such as Mail.Ru and on militarization of islands that stolen data passed to Prosecutors said Yandex. He would pro- HONOLULU (AP) — The United States has to the infl uence of Chi- him by Russia’s Federal in court papers that vide customers with a The U.S. will continue to long been critical of Chi- nese President Xi Jinping, Security Service to hack Baratov’s Russian-lan- screenshot of the hacked confront China’s mili- na’s sweeping sovereignty who recently met with dozens of email accounts guage web site named account and promised tarization of manmade claims in the South China Kim. However, by Tues- of journalists, business “webhacker” advertised he could change security islands in the South Chi- Sea, disputed by several day the summit appeared leaders and others. services for “hacking of questions so they could na Sea, Defense Secretary neighboring govern- back on track again, Prosecutors said email accounts without maintain control. Jim Mattis said Tuesday, ments. On Sunday, two with Kim dispatching a arguing that Beijing U.S. warships sailed close top aide for talks with hasn’t abided by its prom- to the Paracel Islands, Secretary of State Mike ise not to put weapons on which lie north of the Pompeo in New York. the Spratly Islands. Spratlys, the latest free- According to the U.S., Boy killed Mattis said American dom of navigation opera- the freedom of navigation ships are maintaining a tion designed to challenge missions are meant to un- by lightning “steady drumbeat” of na- Beijing’s claims. China derscore the rights of the MCKENZIE (AP) val operations around the protested the maneuver. U.S. and others to operate — Authorities say a disputed islands, adding But the latest spat in international waters boy has been killed by that “only one country” comes amid unusual ten- and airspace and to block a lightning strike in seems to be bothered by sion between the U.S. and eff orts by any nation to western Tennessee. the routine activities. China on trade and as unlawfully extend their WBBJ-TV reports Join Our “We are going out of President Donald Trump boundaries or territorial that the Weakley our way to cooperate with eyes a summit with North rights. County Sheriff ’s Offi ce Pacifi c nations, that’s the Korean leader Kim Jong But Washington has issued a news release way we do business in Un to discuss Pyong- signaled its displeasure saying the 7-year-old Starting at $1999 the world,” Mattis told yang’s nuclear program. in other ways, last week boy was among a Month to Month reporters traveling with China is North Korea’s withdrawing an invita- group of children who 2010 BURTON BRANCH RD., ALGOOD 38506 WWW.ALGOODXPRESSWASH.COM him to a national security traditional ally and is tion for Beijing to par- were playing by a tree M-Sa 7:30am-7pm conference in Singapore. wary of any shift in the ticipate in a large, multi- that was hit by light- Su 12pm-7pm “But we are also going to balance of power on the national naval exercise ning on Monday in confront what we believe Korean Peninsula. in the Pacifi c later this McKenzie. is out of step with inter- After North Korea summer. A medical examiner national law, out of step threatened to withdraw China had participated has ruled the boy’s PUBLIC AUCTION with international tribu- from the summit last in the exercise known as death an accident. His nals that have spoken on week, Trump attributed Rim of the Pacifi c in 2014 name was not immedi- the issue.” the “change in attitude” and 2016. ately released.

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Wednesday, May 30, 2018 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903

Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds, Managing Editor Kate Cook, City Editor Don Foy, News Editor

Sun and summer fun o summer has begun ... unoffi cially at least, and although this spring has been warm enough to jump in the pool for some time, the Sfact that most public pools are now open has me realizing that I’ve been too inactive. I’ve started pulling out swimsuits and summer clothes and realized it might be time to get moving or start shopping. The warmer months seem to always have a way of sneaking up on me. Last year, I thought my pathway to fi tness would be to manually mow my lawn for an hour a day, Commencement and free speech and that worked to some extent. I could negate my n 2014, commencement tually wrong, Zinke recommended that overindulgences at dinner in a matter of minutes. season stood out for the list he’s so right it Bears Ears be downsized in But then I got poison ivy — on my feet — and of high-profi le speakers doesn’t matter. keeping with the Antiquities learned that if I am going to con- Ipushed off the graduation And yet, Act of 1906. The act called for tinue to devote every evening to stage at top-tier universities. facts do mat- monuments to be “confi ned to lawn care, at the very least I need Universities have gotten ter. President the smallest area compatible to be covered from head to toe in savvier since then. They’ve Barack Obama with proper care and man- protective clothing. learned not to invite contro- designated agement” of land based on its I apparently didn’t do such a versial conservatives so they Debra J. Bears Ears value as an historic landmark, great job of assembling my manual can spare themselves the Saunders a national prehistoric structure or for Lindsay mower either. A screw that turned shame of graduates fl aunting monument in its scientifi c interest. It makes out to be essential fell off the their intolerance in the name December 2016. It was the sort sense to limit how much land McReynolds mower ... in my yard, and you can of diversity—blissfully un- of out-the-door move politi- can be put off limits by execu- bet the manufacturer wasn’t quick aware of how authoritarian cians love because there is no tive fi at. about sending a new one. they appear. risk at the ballot box. “What I don’t think he So this year, I may not be so ambitious in my There’s less mess in 2018. It’s also the sort of Wash- understands,” said Gaziano fi tness goals and worry less about becoming a lawn Academics smile and present ington-knows-best thinking of the dean, “is the impact of master and more about just enjoying the outdoors. their predictable politics in be- that Westerners have come to legal monument designation My kids are now nearly old enough for more nevolent style, as your humble expect from beltway bureau- on the individuals who aren’t physical activities. A couple of weeks ago, we tried correspondent saw fi rst hand crats, who have no problem employed in Ivory Tower uni- out kayaking for the fi rst time with my dad, and in last weekend when a univer- with locals having less say in versities.” spite of my fears that someone was going to fall out sity dean used an occasion how land in fl y-over country The only benefi t Gaziano and drown (Yes, we all wore life jackets), they all meant to celebrate student is used. sees in monuments that con- seemed to have a good time. achievement to criticize Presi- “The larger overview is sume more than one million We are fortunate in the Upper Cumberland to dent Donald Trump’s decision that this isn’t a problem for acres is “environmental use have vast opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty to downsize the Bears Ears most Easterners because the for granola-crunching back- of our area within easy driving distance. National Monument in Utah. federal government owns very packers.” The new and recently award-winning Window The worst part: He got his small fractions of the land The dean’s remarks were Cliff s State Natural Area is one of my favorites. Off facts wrong. The dean attribut- in the East and most of the reminiscent of the opposition South Willow Avenue, a few miles past the turn for ed the Bears Ears downsizing Midwest,” noted Todd Gazia- campaign to oil drilling in the Burgess Falls State Park, lies a challenging 5.4-mile to Trump’s Environmental no, executive director of the Arctic National Wildlife Ref- hike with nine stream crossings, a 20-foot waterfall, Protection Agency—when it pro-property rights Pacifi c uge, a cause dear to many who several cascades and the unusual geologic feature was the Department of Inte- Legal Foundation. never have or never will set the area is known for, erosion-created windows rior that recommended the In both Nevada and Utah, foot in the refuge. They throw within the top narrow cliff s. change. however, the federal govern- out words like “public good” I’ll admit that my fi rst trip to the cliff s last April When I emailed the good ment owns more than half the without seeming to weigh on opening day made me feel slightly more than un- dean about his error, he states’ acreage. Obama’s Bears how their good intentions prepared. Recent heavy rainfall caused the water in responded, “Thanks so much Ears consumed 1.35 million could shortchange people who those nine stream crossing to rise to my knees, so for this important correction. acres, which is bigger than the actually live off the land. They my short, waterproof boots were basically useless. Yes, it was the Interior Depart- size of Rhode Island. mean well, and that’s all that But with more appropriate footwear, my subse- ment. Still my main point is Trump’s downsized Bears matters. quent trips have made it one of the most peaceful valid, I believe, namely that Ears spans 201,876 acres— places I’ve visited. the federal government is sup- which makes for a pretty big Debra J. Saunders is a So many of us lead busy lives, even if we can’t posed to protect public lands spread, but not big enough for syndicated columnist. Her fi nd time for a grueling hike, sometimes a quiet and other public goods.” the dean. email address is dsaunders@ morning walk can be restorative enough to help us Get it? Even when he’s fac- Interior Secretary Ryan reviewjournal.com. enjoy the things in life that matter most.

Lindsay McReynolds is managing editor of the Herald- Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ herald-citizen.com. Kidding about improving women’s health

ho is kidding whom? his own wife facilities to perform abortions President Donald is pregnant— (how? With what money?) or Trump claims he is thinks poor stop performing abortions alto- Wtrying to “improve women should gether—not just stop perform- women’s health” by depriving be denied the ing them but stop even talking Moderately Confused them of medical advice, forcing right to choose about them or referring women their doctors to lie and increas- whether to to the health care providers ing the cost of routine women’s Susan have a child. they need. health care all at once. They should According to Hal Lawrence, He’s back at it. If the Chinese Estrich even be denied the chief executive offi cer of won’t listen to him, then why basic health the American College of Obste- not beat up on women? Forget information that would allow tricians and Gynecologists, the about picking on North Korea; them to protect themselves, to rules the president announced he wants to pick on the people make safe choices, to save their last Friday represent “an who take care of the poorest lives. egregious intrusion in the pa- and neediest women amongst The annual war on Planned tient-provider relationship and us. Parenthood has absolutely may force physicians to omit I’m talking, of course, about nothing to do with improv- essential, medically accurate the war on Planned Parent- ing women’s health. It’s all information.” hood: that terrible place where, about improving the molester Just for poor women, of for low or no fees, women can in chief’s poll ratings. How course. get gynecological services they hypocritical can you get? What Because make no mistake: If desperately need; prenatal if Stormy Daniels had gotten you live in a big city and have care to help them have healthy pregnant? Dare we even ask? a private doctor, you can walk babies; and treatments for Denying Planned Parenthood into his or her offi ce and get all diseases and infections and Title X family-planning mon- the information that the Con- a whole host of potentially ey has absolutely nothing to stitution gives you the right to life-threatening illnesses. do with defunding abortions. have and make an informed Shut the doors. Build new Planned Parenthood, along decision, one that is protected facilities next door if you want with other health care organi- by the Constitution. to perform an abortion. No zations, is barred from using Donald Trump doesn’t care money for that? Too bad. To Title X funds for abortion, even what you think. He’s still heck with the Constitution. if the woman (who is supposed fretting about Hillary Clinton’s Who cares if poor women die? to be the decision-maker here) emails and all those nasty Not Donald Trump. Mired has the right to choose abor- women who almost cost him in messes of his own making, tion. No, this is about politics. the election. Maybe next time, Trump—the man who (ac- And money. they will. cording to his lovers) doesn’t Organizations such as even bother to use protection Planned Parenthood must Susan Estrich is a syndicated when sleeping around while either build new and separate columnist. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — A5 NATION

C OUNTY C LERK C OUNTY C OMMISSION 5 TH D ISTRICT Cindy Adams (R); Vinnie Faccinto (I); Jack Phillips (I); Terry Randolph (R); Donnie August 2, 2018 L. Vinson (I) C OUNTY C OMMISSION C OOKEVILLE 6 TH D ISTRICT Wayne Nabors (R) C ITY C OUNCIL S HERIFF

Michael Reep (R) Chris Cassetty (I); Adam Mark Miller Johnson (R); Chris Savage Eddie Farris (R) (I) AP Roseanne Barr participates in the “Roseanne” panel during the Disney/ABC T RUSTEE C OUNTY C OMMISSION Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California. Freddie Nelson (R) 7 TH D ISTRICT C OUNTY E XECUTIVE Randy Porter (R) Eric Walker ‘Roseanne’ gets axe R EGISTER OF D EEDS Andrew “AJ” for racist tweets Donadio (R) Grover Bennett Jr. (R); NEW YORK (AP) — said White House Press she was being branded a Becky Hull (I); Mike Medley In the time it took to Secretary Sarah Hucka- racist, and also retweet- (I); Damon “Dee” Prince (I) Vern Crabtree compose a 53-character bee Sanders. ing posts that attacked Harold Burris (R) tweet, Roseanne Barr Jarrett, a black woman ABC and a meme that C OUNTY C OMMISSION went from a hero that who said she was “fi ne” included Jarrett. Don Foster (D) 8 TH D ISTRICT ABC was banking upon after the slur, urged in an The supporters’ tweets C IRCUIT C OURT Jack Duncan (R); Danny to unemployed. MSNBC special Tuesday included posts that crit- C LERK Holmes (D); Ben Rodgers (I) The network canceled about racism that the icized ABC, “The View” its hit reboot of “Rose- incident become a teach- co-host Joy Behar and C OUNTY C OMMISSION anne” Tuesday after ing moment. She said ESPN’s Keith Olber- 9 TH D ISTRICT Barr’s racist tweet that that Robert Iger, chief mann. She later asked Ted McWilliams (I); Dale Laurin Wheaton referred to Valerie Jar- executive of ABC parent supporters not to defend Moss (I); Jimmy Neal (R); Chad Redmon (R); Benton rett, an adviser to former Walt Disney Co., called her. Young (I) President Barack Obama, to apologize and told her “I did something as a cross between the before it became public unforgiveable so do not C OUNTY C OMMISSION Muslim Brotherhood and that the show was being defend me,” Barr wrote. Jennifer Wilkerson (R) 10 TH D ISTRICT the “Planet of the Apes.” canceled. “It was 2 in the morning R OAD Kim Bradford (I); Joe Iwanyszyn Her agent dropped her, “Tone does start at the and I was ambien tweet- S UPERVISOR (R); Danny Morphew (I); and other services pulled top, and we like to look ing-it was memorial day “Roseanne” reruns. up to our president and too-i went 2 far & do not C OUNTY C OMMISSION Chuck Womack The swift developments feel as though he refl ects want it defended-it was 11 TH D ISTRICT rendered President the values of our coun- egregious Indefensible. I Dwight Henry; Ricky Marsha Bowman (I); Donny L. Donald Trump at least try,” Jarrett said. made a mistake I wish I Shelton Buttram (I); Kathy Dunn (I); A. temporarily mum. “But I also think that hadn’t but...don’t defend Camille Fliss-Mayberry (D); Trump, who rev- every individual citizen it please.” A LGOOD Tony Honeycutt (R); Darren eled in the success of has a responsibility too, Barr was resoundingly Wilson (R) M AYOR “Roseanne” after Barr’s and it’s up to all of us to condemned Tuesday, in- Randy Jones (R) C OUNTY C OMMISSION Kirk Dyer; Lisa Chapman character in the show push back. Our govern- cluding from many who Fowler C OUNTY C OMMISSION 12 TH D ISTRICT came out as a supporter ment is only going to be helped make her show 1 ST D ISTRICT C ITY C OUNCIL of his presidency, made as good as we make it successful. Mike Atwood (I); Tammy no mention of the fi ring be.” The executive producer Bill Bilbrey; Justin Grant; Adkins Hoover (R); Kent in a campaign-style rally Barr showed no signs of “Roseanne,” which Koger (R); Cathy Reel (I) Ruby Hawkins; Tim McPherson in Tennessee on Tuesday of abandoning Twitter, came back this spring P UTNAM C OUNTY evening. engaging in a series of after being gone for two S CHOOL B OARD BAXTER “We have a lot bigger tweets late Tuesday that decades and instantly be- things going on in the apologized to those who came television’s second 2 ND D ISTRICT ALDERMAN Willie D. Allison; Greg country right now, cer- lost their jobs because of most popular comedy, Celeste Bates Gammon Phillips tainly, that the president the “Roseanne” cancella- said he supported ABC’s Jonathan A.D. is spending his time on,” tion, expressing remorse decision. Williams (R) 4 TH D ISTRICT M ONTEREY Kevin Christopher (I); Fred David McCormick M AYOR Vondra (I) 6 TH D ISTRICT Rebecca Iaquinta; Bill Wiggins C OUNTY C OMMISSION Jerry Maynard 2 ND D ISTRICT ALDERMAN California, US team up on an J. Darryl Huddleston (I); Jim Amy Martin, Ward 1; J.J. Martin (I); Sam Sandlin (R) Reels, Ward 2; Nathan Walker, Ward 3; Starlett issue that divides them: pot C OUNTY C OMMISSION Garett, Ward 4 SACRAMENTO, Calif. California, from Ba- an issue in unregulated 3 RD D ISTRICT (AP) — An alarming kersfi eld to the Oregon drug markets, some- Jerry Ford (I); David Gentry increase in the use of a border. thing California’s new (R); Jordan Iwanyszyn (R) This candidates list highlights the partisan Putnam County races and area highly toxic and banned Most of illegally legal pot market intends municipal non-partisan races that will be decided Aug 2. It does not include pesticide at illegal mar- grown California pot to change. C OUNTY C OMMISSION state partisan races. This feature publishes every Sunday, Wednesday and 4 TH D ISTRICT ijuana farms hidden on is destined for Mid- Carbofuran, which Friday from May 30 through Aug. 1. All candidates are listed alphabetically public land in California western and Eastern can’t legally be used under their respective office sought. Candidates may upgrade their listing with a photo for a fee. Photos will be listed per office on a first-come, first-served is leading U.S. and state states where it is more in the United States, is basis. offi cials to team up on profi table. California intended to be heavily an issue that recently Attorney General Xavier diluted and used as an divided them: pot. Becerra and others insecticide. (R) - Republican They announced Tues- referred to the illegal But it is so power- (D) - Democrat day that they will use grows as California’s ful that a quarter of a $2.5 million in federal new Gold Rush, bringing teaspoon of concentrate Zack Buckner (I) (I) - Independent money to target ille- both riches and environ- can kill a 300-pound Larry D. Bennett (R); Jerry gal grows even as they mental devastation. (136-kilogram) bear, Roberson (I); Theresa Tays remain at odds over the “You’ve got to make said Gabriel, executive (R) drug and other issues. it so crime doesn’t pay,” director and senior ecol- Federal law still bans Becerra said. ogist at Integral Ecology Candidates List publishes every Sunday, Wednesday, Friday through August 1. pot, but U.S. Attorney The illegal grows, Research Center and one To be included, contact the Herald-Citizen at 931-526-9715. McGregor Scott said he where the highly toxic of the few researchers will prioritize illegal pesticide Carbofuran is studying the ecological weed rather than going prevalent, pose an in- impact of illicit grow after the world’s largest creasing threat to water, sites legal recreational mari- wildlife and ultimately It’s also being used Fed looks to ease rule that juana market, a decision people, offi cials said. on marijuana plants U.S. Attorney General Researcher Mourad in barely diluted form. Jeff Sessions has left Gabriel told The Asso- Carbofuran is being limits risky bank trading to the discretion of top ciated Press that he and smuggled in from Mex- federal prosecutors. his colleagues found the ico by drug cartels and WASHINGTON (AP) of another crisis and tax- on high-risk trading by “The reality of the chemical at 72 percent of laborers hired to clear — The Federal Reserve is payer bailout of banks. big banks to diminish the situation is there is so grow sites last year, up forestland and replant it preparing to ease a rule The move is the latest likelihood that taxpayers much black market mar- from 15 percent in 2012. with illegal marijuana, aimed at defusing the eff ort by the government might have to rescue ijuana in California that About 60 percent Scott said. kind of risk-taking on to loosen such restraints them, as they did with we could use all of our of California’s water Laborers, who must Wall Street that helped on banks. hundreds of billions after resources going after supply fl ows through carry the plants, fer- trigger the 2008 fi nancial President Donald the meltdown. just the black market national forests, and tilizer, irrigation hose meltdown. Trump has blamed Dodd- The Fed action comes and never get there,” researchers found that and camping supplies The Volcker Rule, Frank for constraining amid a volley of recent Scott said. 40 percent of water into faraway sites, tell crafted by regulators 4 economic growth. The moves unwinding the “So for right now, our samples downstream Gabriel that the remote- 1/2 years ago, changed Fed is meeting Wednes- stricter regulations that priorities are to focus on from illegal grows are ness is one reason the the way the biggest U.S. day to propose changes took eff ect after the 2008 what have been histor- contaminated. highly toxic pesticide is banks do business. It the Volcker Rule chang- crisis and Great Reces- ically our federal law Gabriel’s research so popular. bars banks’ risky trading es. sion. enforcement priorities: found that traces of the “What they are saying bets for their own profi t The rule is named Last week, Congress interstate traffi cking, pesticide are now show- to us is this is extremely with depositors’ mon- for Paul Volcker, a Fed approved legislation organized crime and the ing up in pot, though eff ective — it takes a lit- ey. The rule is a key chairman in the 1980s rolling back the Dodd- federal public lands,” he did not attempt to tle amount to kill a deer plank of the landmark who was an adviser to Frank law, giving Trump said Scott, whom Pres- quantify how much was or a bear — so we don’t Dodd-Frank fi nancial President Barack Obama a key win on a campaign ident Donald Trump in each sample or its need to bring a lot of it regulation law aimed at during the fi nancial cri- promise as he quickly appointed last year as eff ects on people. Such to last a season,” Gabriel reducing the likelihood sis. Volcker urged a ban signed it into law. U.S. attorney of inland dangers have long been said. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 LOCAL/NATION Soggy Alberto churns inland, spreading rain widely BIRMINGHAM, several inches (centime- continued to drench the formed about this storm Ala. (AP) — The soggy ters) of rain inland, few island in heavy rain. have tragically lost their remnants of Alberto are major problems have State-owned TV showed lives, and we mourn with spreading rain deeper been reported so far. authorities using bar- their families, friends into the nation’s midsec- “We’ve had a lot of riers Tuesday to try to and colleagues,” North tion after downing trees, rain, but we got lucky. It contain the spill from Carolina Gov. Roy Coo- triggering power outages was a constant rain but the Cienfuegos refi nery per said in a statement. and scattered fl ooding not a heavy rain,” said in central Cuba about The National Weath- around the South. Regina Myers, emergen- 150 miles southeast of er Service in Green- Forecasters say what’s cy management director Havana. ville-Spartanburg issued left of the fi rst named in Walker County north- In North Carolina, a a fl ash fl ood warning storm of the Atlantic west of Birmingham. television news anchor late Tuesday night for hurricane season is still Subtropical storm and a photojournalist McDowell County in capable of causing fl ash AP Alberto rolled ashore were killed Monday western North Carolina fl ooding, however. Dania Beach Ocean Rescue lifeguard Michael Monday afternoon in the while covering the until early Wednesday. The National Hurri- Vasta paddles out, Tuesday, as his colleague Peter Florida Panhandle be- weather, when a tree Emergency management cane Center in Miami Fournier watches from a beach tower in Dania fore quickly weakening became uprooted from also reported additional said Tuesday that as Beach, Florida. to a depression. rain-soaked ground and heavy rain moving into Alberto’s weakening By Tuesday morning, toppled onto their SUV, the warned area causing system moves inland Illinois, the Carolinas landfall on the Florida beachcombers had re- authorities said. WYFF- signifi cant impacts coun- Wednesday, it still and Virginia and West Panhandle. Many of the turned to the white sands TV of Greenville, South ty wide. remains a potential Virginia. outages were caused by of the Northern Gulf. Carolina, said news Alberto was more of menace. Flash fl ood In its wake, the large trees rooted in soggy In Cuba, fl ooding dam- anchor Mike McCormick a rainstorm than a wind watches were in eff ort system caused more than soil falling across utility aged an oil refi nery and and photojournalist Aar- threat, but the National for parts of several states 25,000 power outages lines. And while forecast- caused crude oil to spill on Smeltzer were killed. Weather Service said at from Alabama through in Alabama on Tues- ers said the subtropical into Cienfuegos Bay as “Two journalists work- least one tornado had Tennessee, Kentucky, day, a day after making depression could dump the remnants of Alberto ing to keep the public in- been confi rmed.

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Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 128,610 67.72 +1.3 +14.1/B +12.4/A NL 3,000 DESCENDANTS OF REUNION: The Brown Road. Please RSVP to Jun 18 104.65 104.70 102.85 103.12 -1.53 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl MA 85,643 71.14 -0.4 +7.3/B +8.3/A NL 50,000 Aug 18 102.47 102.67 100.80 101.45 -.85 JOSEPH ROBERTS family reunion will be Gloria Miller 526-3775. Oct 18 105.85 106.15 104.40 104.85 -.97 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet Dec 18 111.45 111.52 110.05 110.42 -.90 continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = REUNION: The Rob- held at Happy Haven To donate for cemetery Feb 19 114.55 114.92 113.65 113.95 -.62 Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Apr 19 115.42 115.70 114.52 114.80 -.55 erts family reunion Pavilion, 2311 Wakefi eld upkeep, send payment Jun 19 109.10 109.50 108.52 108.60 -.52 the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at HOGS-Lean least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd will be held at noon Drive. Starts at 10 a.m., to Gloria Miller, PO 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Jun 18 74.60 76.00 74.60 75.67 +1.47 at 9651 Roberts Road. covered dish lunch 1 Box 241, Cookeville, TN Jul 18 77.85 79.52 77.67 78.85 +1.30 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d Aug 18 76.05 77.95 76.05 77.42 +1.35 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple Picture at noon followed p.m. Call Ken Brown 432- 38503. Oct 18 63.10 64.05 62.92 63.65 +.83 fees are charged. NA = not available. p SUHYLRXVGD\ҋVQHWDVVHWYDOXHs = fund split Dec 18 58.70 59.42 58.42 59.20 +.73 shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. by pot-luck lunch and 3378 or Dorthy Brown LOFTIS/CHAFFIN Feb 19 63.40 64.05 63.17 63.92 +.62 Apr 19 67.70 68.02 67.37 68.00 +.63 Objectives: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign visiting. Please bring a 432-5668. REUNION: Family COTTON 2 Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield covered dish to share. July 21 reunion & auction. Cen- 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV Jul 18 89.69 93.21 89.57 93.21 +4.00 Sep 18 ...... 90.65 +4.00 -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV This year’s reunion will DESCENDANTS OF ter Grove Community Oct 18 90.07 91.52 90.07 91.52 +4.00 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Nov 18 ...... 90.65 +4.00 -World Stock. celebrate the 200th year WILLIAM HENRY Center, Jackson County. Dec 18 86.90 90.65 86.85 90.65 +4.00 Jan 19 ...... 90.24 +4.00 Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. since Joseph Roberts GENTRY REUNION: Starts 10 a.m. Pot luck at Mar 19 86.45 90.24 86.43 90.24 +4.00 others with same objective = A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum fi led his fi rst land grant Family reunion & Gen- noon. Call Kim 615-797- Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the on Mine Lick Creek! try Cemetery fundrais- 3080 or Andy 931-526- Intercontinental Exchange. Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. June 24 er, 11 a.m. at Gentry 7654. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — A7 LOCAL/NATION

Obituaries

Jenny Rogers at Dehaven Church in profound baker of but- Dotty (Wright) R.P. “Chick” and Jo and brother-in-law, Dan Marshall Lagrange, Kentucky, art ter-fi lled bread (Jen-Jen Smith Wright; granddaughters, Smith. at Liberty Elementary in bread) and the family is Haley Smith (Cory) and Memorial donations KENTUCKY — On Goshen, Kentucky, and pleased to announce her JAMESTOWN — Dot- Maggie Wright; grand- may be made to The May 23, 2018, we lost the was a child advocate for loving grandson Logan, ty (Wright) Smith, 68, of sons, Dustin Wright, Hope Foundation or St. most loving daughter, abused children for the who is currently practic- Jamestown, passed away Lance Wright, Josh Jude’s Hospital. wife, mother, grand- Commonwealth Attor- ing the craft, will carry Wednesday, May 23, Voiles (Camille), Davis Jennings Funeral mother (Jen Jen), neys offi ce in Louisville. on this tradition. 2018, at her home. She Smith, Harrison Smith Homes, Jamestown, sister and friend. Jenny She was a legendary Her grandson wrote was born March 21, 1950. and Porter Smith; sister, Tennessee was in charge Rogers Marshall died teacher at Saint Fran- a poem last Christmas Funeral services were Doris King (Ben) and of arrangements. peacefully at her home cis School for 25 years, that perhaps captures held Sunday, May 27, at Donna Qualls (Robert); Information provided in Louisville, Kentucky, teaching 1st and 2nd things perfectly: The Jamestown Church of sister-in-law, Louise by Hooper-Huddleston & surrounded by her fami- grade. The passion and sky, the moon, the earth, Christ. Smith; brother-in-law, Horner Funeral Home, ly at the age of 72. love that she brought to the universe and white Burial was Monday, Rick Smith (Judy); and Cookeville. Jenny is survived by her classroom allowed castle hamburgers are May 28, at Smith Chapel two great-grandchil- her loving husband of her to positively impact all very important to me Cemetery. dren. 31 years, Thom Mar- so many lives and she but the thing that over- She is survived by her She was preceded in shall; her mother, Mary kept close relationships comes them all is you. husband, Ron Smith; death by her grandpar- Jo Rogers; her broth- with many of those stu- Memorial service daughter, Shea Wright; ents, Alex and Arxie ers, Mark Rogers, and dents and their families will be held at 2:30 sons, Stanton Smith Beaty and Edna Wright; Shaun (Ann) Rogers; her until the end of her p.m. Thursday, May (Kara) and Richmond father and mother-in- children, Shay (Court- life. Jenny also served 31, at Saint Francis in Smith (Lisa); parents, law, Roy and Nell Smith; ney) Shearer and Shad on many boards, all the Fields Episcopal (Diane) Shearer; and dedicated to enriching Church, 6710 Wolf Pen a step-daughter, Jane childhood education and Branch Road. Visita- Ancil Leon Silvey Burial was in Algood Information provided Vincent. Jenny leaves welfare. tion will be from 1 p.m. Cemetery. by Hooper-Huddleston & behind fi ve grandchil- Jenny was an accom- Thursday, May 31, until FAYETTEVILLE — Mr. Silvey passed Horner Funeral Home. dren, which were the plished teacher and gar- time of service. A recep- Funeral services for away Thursday, May 24, light of her life, Logan, dener, she had a special tion will be held from Ancil Leon Silvey, 84, 2018. Baylor and Eloise Shear- way of making fl owers 4-6 p.m. at Louisville were held Tuesday, May Gallant-Riverview er, as well as Savannah and people bloom, and Country Club. All are 29, at Fayetteville ARP Funeral Home was in and Roscoe Vincent; and tomatoes grow. welcome to attend (espe- Church with Rev. Harold charge of arrangements, many other cousins, She had a special cially former students) Dawkins offi ciating. 931-433-4511. nieces and nephews. Her relationship with birds, and celebrate Jenny’s father, Eugene Lavender especially humming- life. Rogers, preceded her in birds; they would hover In lieu of fl owers, death. in front of her as if in please send donations Millie Lorene Key Burial will be in Millie Lorene Key Jenny was born on conversation and her to Saint Francis School LIVINGSTON — Fu- Okolona Cemetery. passed away Monday, Dec. 30, 1945, in Cookev- yard was always fi lled (Goshen campus) Saint neral services for Millie The family will receive May 28, 2018, at Centen- ille, Tennessee, to Gene with birds nests full Francis in the Fields Lorene Key, 71, of Liv- friends at the funeral nial Medical Center. and Mary Jo Rogers. She of eggs, it seemed they Church, or Hosparus of ingston, will be held at 2 home today, Wednesday, Hall Funeral Home of graduated from Ten- wanted their hatchlings Louisville. p.m. Thursday, May 31, May 30, from 5-9 p.m. Livingston is in charge nessee Tech University to also be nurtured by Crest Lawn Funeral at Hall Funeral Home of with an Eastern Star of arrangements, 931- in 1966 with a degree in Jenny. She was also a Home is in charge of Livingston. service at 7 p.m. 823-5010. education and received life-long lover of giraff es arrangements, 526-6384. her master’s degree in and dragonfl ies. secondary education She spent a lifetime Deborah Wilkerson will be held at 3 p.m. Sat- Home-Cremation Center from the University of bringing her own unique urday, June 2, at Crest is in charge of arrange- Louisville in 1971. Jenny light into the world and COOKEVILLE — Deb- Lawn Funeral Home. ments, 526-6384. committed her career will be missed by all that orah Wilkerson, 59, of The family will receive to the protection and had the good fortune of Cookeville, passed away friends at the funeral education of children. knowing her. She was Sunday, May 27, 2018, at home Saturday, June 2, She taught kindergarten an excellent cook, and a Vanderbilt University from 1 p.m. until service Medical Center. time at 3 p.m. A memorial service Crest Lawn Funeral Report: Boston harbor barrier Phillip Duane The family will receive Home-Cremation Center Roberts friends at the church is in charge of arrange- could take 30 years, cost $12B Friday, June 1, from ments, 526-6384. COOKEVILLE — Cel- noon until service time BOSTON (AP) — A of the report’s release area of South Boston ebration of life services at 1 p.m. harbor barrier to pro- Wednesday. and cost about $6.5 for Phillip Duane Rob- Mr. Roberts passed tect Boston from rising “We’re confi dent that billion to $8.7 billion. erts, 61, will be held at away Sunday, May 27, seas and increased shore-based solutions A larger one stretch- 1 p.m. Friday, June 1, at 2018, at his home in fl ooding due to climate can get us through to ing about 4 miles from the chapel of McClellan Cookeville. change could cost nearly 2070 or 2080,” he said. Winthrop to Hull —two Avenue Church. Crest Lawn Funeral $12 billion and take “So the earliest we coastal Boston suburbs more than 30 years to might need a barrier — could cost $8 billion to complete, according to system is near the end $11.8 billion and would a new analysis from the of the century.” also be the largest such Stanley Looper 31, at the chapel of Goff from 5-8 p.m. University of Massachu- The report is being barrier in the world. Funeral Home. Mr. Looper passed setts-Boston. released as part of Each would take at MONTEREY — Fu- Burial will be in Love away Tuesday, May 29, The researchers “Boston Harbor for least until 2050 to build neral services for Stan- Joy Cemetery. 2018, at his home. cautioned city lead- All,” a summit focused and not cause major ley Looper, 69, of the The family will D.M. Goff Funeral ers from pursuing the on protecting Boston’s negative impacts to the Love Joy community in receive friends at the Home, Inc. is in charge barrier idea. Instead, booming harborfront harbor ecosystem, the Monterey, will be held funeral home today, of arrangements, 839- they recommended the from the impact of cli- report found. at 1 p.m. Thursday, May Wednesday, May 30, 2311. city continue to make mate change. But the barriers investments in relatively The study was would not mitigate tidal cheaper and quicker prompted by the city’s fl ooding that sometimes “shore-based” protec- 2016 Climate Ready aff ects the city and tions, such as temporary Boston report , which could prove disruptive Survey: US businesses add fl ood walls and berms recommended studying to maritime traffi c, as that already are being the feasibility of a har- the barrier gates would tried in some low-lying bor barrier to protect likely have to be closed neighborhoods. the city from coastal more frequently as sea a solid 178,000 jobs in May Boston could revisit fl ooding. levels rise, the report the barrier idea in a The team, which also concluded. WASHINGTON (AP) job gains averaged well clients of its payroll few decades, when the included researchers The researchers — U.S. businesses added over 200,000. services. Its fi gures impacts of those cheap- from the Woods Hole argued that berms and 178,000 jobs in May, The report arrives two frequently diverge from er alternatives could be Oceanographic Institu- other cheaper landscap- according to a survey, a days before the govern- the government’s report. measured and techno- tion and other organi- ing alternatives, on the solid total but below the ment releases the offi cial For example, last month logical advances might zations, looked at two other hand, could help average monthly gains monthly employment ADP said 204,000 jobs make a harborwide possible designs for a address tidal fl ooding accumulated over the fi gures. Economists fore- were added in April, but barrier more feasi- gated harbor barrier. problems as well as winter. cast that Friday’s jobs the Labor Department’s ble, Paul Kirshen, the The smallest would provide other communi- Payroll processor ADP report will show employ- report said the total was UMass-Boston professor run about 1 mile from ty benefi ts, such as the said Wednesday that ers added 190,000 jobs, 164,000. who led the project, said Logan International creation of more public hiring was strong in con- according to a survey by On Wednesday, ADP in an interview ahead Airport to the Seaport spaces and parkland. struction, education and data provider FactSet. revised April’s fi gure health care, and pro- ADP compiles hir- signifi cantly lower, to fessional and business ing data from millions 163,000, very close to the services, which includes of companies that are government’s estimate. accounting, engineer- 5 members of meth distribution ing and legal services. Retailers cut jobs. The fi gures suggest network sentenced to prison companies continue to hire at a healthy pace GREENEVILLE (AP) U.S. Department of of conspiring to distrib- but may be pulling back — Five people have been Justice prosecutors say ute meth. as the number of people sentenced to federal the group was part of a Prosecutors say who can’t fi nd jobs dwin- prison for working meth distribution net- 61-year-old David dles, making it harder together to sell metham- work that sold drugs in Jones, of Chatsworth, to fi nd new employ- phetamine in Tennessee. east Tennessee, includ- Georgia, supplied the ees. From November The U.S. attorney’s of- ing Hawkins County. organization with meth through March, monthly fi ce in Greeneville says About a dozen other to sell. Jones has been the fi ve were sentenced members of the network sentenced to 15 years in last week to prison also have been convicted prison. 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Wednesday, May 30, 2018 LIVING 8

▶DEAR ABBY ▶WHERE WE ARE The wife Train and the travel pregnant made mistress simple wo friends, Husband, DEAR ABBY: My hus- and I recently traveled band and I have been mar- to Italy, and it’s the ried for 13 years and have Tpeople I most remember. two beautiful children. I Especially those who shared recently found out that for their calm Italian demeanor. the last two years, he has We booked train tickets been having from Vincenza to Florence an aff air, with an 11-minute transfer in and his Padova. Four people, four roll- mistress is ing suitcases, four shoulder now three People gather for After Dark Movies in the Park, a free movie series at Dogwood Park on bags to get off and on trains. months Friday nights in June. Summer Cinema at the Depot will be held Friday nights in July. European trains run on time pregnant. and doors stay When I open very few confronted minutes for Dear him about Summer movies return to passengers to Abby the situ- deboard and ation, he board. The claimed he worse that doesn’t know what to do. I Dogwood Park and Depot Susan could happen have told him I’m willing was we’d miss to work things out and be Friday nights in Cookeville said. Summer Cinema lineup,” Ray our train and supportive of the child, but will soon fl icker to life with On Friday nights in July, Thompson said. “They’re catch one the aff air has to stop. The free movies at Dogwood Park the Cookeville Depot Mu- defi nitely a crowd favorite.” later, but we were determined problem is, he’s having a and the Cookeville Depot seum will present Depot The series wraps up July to make this connection. hard time letting go. He Museum. Summer Cinema at 8 p.m. at 27 with Sing-Along Night, When I boarded in Vincenza says he’s in love with both The fi rst series, After Dark 116 W. Broad St. The series featuring 1939’s “The Wizard I spotted a train attendant, of us. Movies in the Park, begins starts July 6 with the 1985 of Oz.” who could’ve been Captain I love my husband deeply June 1 with “The Secret Life time travel adventure “Back What attracts people to Kangaroo, fi fty pounds and do not want to throw of Pets.” Movies begin 30 to the Future.” movies at the depot? lighter. Wearing a blue it all away for a mistake minutes after dusk at 30 E. “This highly anticipated “It’s that wonderful uniform, like a college band that I, too, once made. I Broad St. classic movie series is attend- nostalgic feeling of being uniform, he walked toward know his mistress wants to “This year’s line-up has ed by several hundred people outside under the stars me. Although I knew the seats be with him and has been something for everyone,” each year,” Beth Thompson, while watching a favorite closest to the door weren’t slowly working her way Chad McDonald, Leisure Cookeville museums man- fi lm - similar to the feel of a ours, I sat down. When Mr. into his life. Please give me Services cultural arts super- ager, said. “Families love to drive-in theater,” Thompson Attendant came near, I said, some advice. — LOST IN intendent, said. “We will fea- stretch out on a blanket or said. “Please stay here. We need LOVE IN HOUSTON ture a wide variety of titles sit in their lawn chairs and Popcorn and drinks will be help.” DEAR LOST: Insist that - animated fi lms, musicals munch popcorn and sip cold available for $1 each. Mr. Attendant smiled and you and your husband talk and action-adventure fl icks drinks while enjoying a free For more information watched husband and our with a licensed marriage - that we hope will appeal to classic movie they probably about summer movies at friend lift heavy suitcas- and family therapist to see a large cross section of the haven’t seen in years.” Dogwood Park and the es onto overhead storage if you can get your mar- community.” Each evening has a diff er- Cookeville Depot Museum, shelves. As we four travel- riage back on track. While The movies continue June ent theme - Big Kids’ Night, call Cookeville Leisure Ser- ers settled into seats facing it may be possible to be in 8 with “The Greatest Show- Date Night, Christmas in vices at 931-520-4386. each other (like a restaurant love with two women at the man,” June 15 with “Brave,” July and Sing-Along Night. After Dark Movies booth), Mr. Attendant stood same time, here in the USA June 22 with “Sing” and June “For Big Kids’ Night, in the Park silent. plural marriage is frowned 29 with “Black Panther.” we try to select a 1980s hit June 1: “The Secret Life of “We’re going to Florence upon. The After Dark movie (“Back to the Future”) that Pets” and change trains in Padova Texas, thank the Lord, series has become a popular appeals to the big kids among June 8: “The Greatest and we only have 11 minutes is a community property start to the summer season, us,” Thompson said. Showman” and we need help,” I said. Mr. state, so it’s important that attracting hundreds in front Date Night typically June 15: “Brave” Attendant ducked his chin you understand what that of Dogwood Park’s perfor- features a romantic comedy June 22: “Sing” and raised his hands, a calm- will mean to you and your mance pavilion. Attendees from the 1940s or 1950s. On June 29: “Black Panther” ing gesture. children fi nancially should may bring lawn chairs and July 13, it’ll be 1951’s “Fa- Depot Summer Cinema He saw my train ticket and a divorce become neces- blankets or use the perma- ther’s Little Dividend.” July 6: “Back to the Fu- said, “You’ll be fi ne. Now, stay sary. Discuss this with a nent tiered seating. Conces- Christmas in July will be ture” here, but on the next train it lawyer, so you know your sions will be available. celebrated July 20 with 1964’s July 13: “Father’s Little will be crowded so locate your options. “It is an excellent opportu- “Santa Claus Conquers the Dividend” ticketed seats.” We nodded. Your husband KNOWS nity for the entire family to Martians.” July 20: “Santa Claus Con- “Can you tell us which what he should do; he just come to the park and spend “These old, unintentional- quers the Martians” platform we’ll arrive on in doesn’t want to do it. Trust an evening together in a ly hilarious sci-fi fi lms have July 27: “The Wizard of Padova? Which platform we’ll me on that. beautiful setting,” McDonald become a mainstay of the Oz” leave on? How to get from one DEAR ABBY: I’m a to the other?” Our questions 53-year-old man, twice fl owed, and Mr. Attendant divorced, raising a 16-year- Weezer releases ‘Africa’ after social media push simply smiled. old son as a single parent. I After we leaned back in our have been dating a woman LOS ANGELES (AP) — weezerafrica, jokingly 24. But the teen was not sat- seats, he said, “At Padova, with the same history, but Weezer has released a cover started lobbying the 1990s isfied. The group rolled out you arrive on platform 1. It is her children are grown. of Toto’s “Africa” after a band on Twitter in Decem- “Africa” on Tuesday. quite simple to get to plat- Both of us are alcoholics. teenage fan pressed the ber. The campaign gained Neither the representa- form 5 to board for Florence.” We are best friends, or at group for months on social followers. tive for Weezer nor the teen Simple if you know where least drinking buddies. At media to record the song. Weezer released a cover immediately responded to a you’re going, I thought, but least, we were. The teen, known as @ of Toto’s “Rosanna” on May request for comment. like Husband and our friends Recently, she has experi- I sat quietly. enced the deaths of a sib- Mr. Attendant continued, ling and her ex-husband. America Ferrera welcomes birth of her first child “Get off this train and go this Now she feels I don’t give way.” He extended his arm her enough attention. How LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ryan Piers Williams were and totally in love.” and pointed. “Walk to the lift can I convince her that I America Ferrera is a mom. welcoming “Sebastian Piers The 34-year-old and her and it’ll get you where you love her more than ever, The “Ugly Betty” actress Williams — aka Baz!” husband announced on New need to be in two minutes. Go but my free time needs to wrote on Instagram on Tues- She added that mom, dad Year’s Eve that they were down to fi rst fl oor. Only one go to my son? In the past, day that she and husband and baby are “happy, healthy expecting their fi rst child. fl oor.” He stopped and looked our bar time would suffi ce, at each of us. but lately she needs more. “Off the lift, walk briskly What should I do? — SHE No stairway to basement heaven just yet for British singer one minute, this direction.” WANTS MORE IN OHIO He pointed. Looking at us two DEAR SHE WANTS: I LONDON (AP) — There plays acoustic guitars at women seated side-by-side, he understand your drinking will be no stairway to base- home in order to protect the said, “Seated as you are, walk buddy wants more, but ment heaven just yet for Brit- house, which he bought in left.” Looking at the men, your fi rst responsibility ish singer Robbie Williams. 1972 from the actor Richard “Your right, as you sit.” must be to your teenaged Led Zeppelin guitarist Harris. “Now, on the lift. Up one son. She may not like what Jimmy Page, Williams’ next- In a letter to Kensington fl oor to platform 5. You have I have to say, but I hope you door neighbor, has persuaded and Chelsea Council last time.” I exhaled. “Next train, will take it to heart. You local authorities to postpone week, Williams said the plans you are in car 6. Take your would be a better father— a decision on the pop star’s construction work “will assigned seats. Relax. First and a better partner, if plan for an underground result in absolute minimal stop is Bologna. Second is you’re so inclined—if you gym and swimming pool. impact” to neighboring prop- Florence. You will arrive.” were sober. Alcoholics Page and the former mem- erties. We did a quick review. Anonymous can help you ber of boy band Take That AP At a meeting on Tuesday, Arrive platform 1. One fl oor achieve sobriety if you have been battling for years Led Zeppelin guitarist Jim- the council’s planning com- down. Walk this way (we all reach out to them. You over Williams’ plans to ex- my Page speaks out against mittee decided not to grant pointed.) One fl oor up, Plat- can fi nd a meeting online tend his home in the affl uent a planning application, Williams planning permis- form 5. Car 6. Mr. Attendant at aa.org. Then, be a “best Holland Park area of west during a meeting at Kens- sion until it received further nodded, smiled, and said, friend” to your lady by London. ington Town Hall, in London, legal assurances. “You will arrive.” telling her she could fi nd Page doesn’t have a whole Tuesday. Page said he was “really And we did. We arrived on the support and compan- lotta love for the project, pleased at the outcome” and platform 5 and waited three ionship she’s desperate to saying building work could features ornate tiling, plas- the council’s consideration minutes for our train. I still experience by attending damage his own 19th-centu- terwork and stained glass, for the house. tell myself stay calm and meetings at AA herself. ry Gothic-revival mansion, which Page says could be “I’m only the custodian to relax like Mr. Attendant. Perhaps you could attend Tower House. damaged by vibrations from pass it on to the next person together instead of going to The interior of the tur- construction work. in the same way I bought it Susan Ray is a Cookeville the bar. It would be a win- reted red-brick building by The pioneering heavy-rock from Richard Harris,” he writer. Read her blog online at win for all three of you. architect William Burgess guitarist has said he only said. http://susanrray.com. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — A9 ENTERTAINMENT

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Thursday, May 31, 2018 On May 30, 1958, in Rouen, France. Consider what changes need to be made. Boredom will set unidentifi ed American In 1911, the fi rst Indy in if you have been in one place service members killed 500 took place at the In- too long or feel like you have in World War II and dianapolis Motor Speed- stagnated. Look for a fresh start by trying something exciting. Let the Korean War were way; the winner was Ray the humdrum fade away as you interred in the Tomb of Harroun, who drove a replace the old with the new. the Unknowns at Arling- Marmon Wasp for more GEMINI (May 21-June 20)—A thirst for knowledge will lead to ton National Cemetery. than 6 1/2 hours at an Zits conversations with people who In 1381, the Peasants’ average speed of 74.6 spark your imagination and moti- Revolt against economic mph and collected a vate you to take on new projects. Keeping busy, taking a day trip injustice erupted in En- prize of $10,000. or attending a conference is gland during the reign Today’s Birthdays: encouraged. of King Richard II; the Actress Ruta Lee is 83. CANCER (June 21- king and his men, ini- Actor Keir Dullea is 82. July 22)— tially caught off -guard, Actor Michael J. Pollard Listen and be were able to crush the is 79. Pro and College receptive to what’s said. rebellion several weeks Football Hall of Famer What you later. Gale Sayers is 75. Actor learn will help In 1431, Joan of Arc, Colm Meaney is 65. you make adjustments condemned as a heretic, Country singer Wynon- Eugenia that will was burned at the stake na Judd is 54. improve your The Born Loser Last relationships and reputa- tion. Personal improvements are favored. Lottery LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)—Slow down, observe what others are Tuesday Cash 4 Midday 9-0-7-2 doing and make your choices Cash 4 Morning 3-6-4-4 based on fi rsthand information. 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Take care of Frank & Ernest matters yourself. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)—Make positive changes that bring you closer to loved ones. Pick up the pace and do the work rather than hire someone at a premium. Get everyone you live with involved in your plans. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)—Don’t let someone’s brava- do get to you. You are best off rejecting any off er to be indulgent or frivolous with a simple “No, thanks.” Off er suggestions or hands-on help, not cash. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)— Make personal changes that will leave you feeling good about the Arlo & Janis way you look. You’ll attract at- tention, and you should consider an off er that someone presents. Romance is in the stars. ARIES (March 21-April 19)— Rely on what you know, not on what someone suggests. Dig deep and get to the bottom of any situation that appears to be unfair. A proactive approach will bring the best results. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)— Stick to tried-and-true methods and avoid getting caught up in someone else’s dream. Know what’s best for you, and steer clear of someone looking for an argument. A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 NATION/WORLD More women run for Senate, but hurdles remain PHOENIX (AP) — sexual harassment. could face Vukmir, who Women running for offi ce As impressive as the faces a completive Au- are due to hit another numbers appear for a gust primary. threshold with a record chamber that has only The biggest hurdle for number of candidates seated 52 female mem- women running for the for the U.S. Senate, but bers in its history, more Senate is the map. Of the actually winning those women will lose their 13 Democratic women seats and changing the races, too, thanks in part seeking re-election, four face of the chamber are a to primaries featuring are in states Trump car- diff erent matter. multiple female candi- ried in 2016 and where he Many of the women dates. In 2016, 40 women is expected to expected to jumping into Senate rac- ran for the Senate. weigh in heavily. es face uphill campaigns. In Arizona, odds are Seen as most vulner- Two female senators, a woman will succeed able are fi rst-term Sen. both Democrats, could retiring Republican Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North lose their re-election bids, Jeff Flake. Six women are Dakota, a state Trump possibly leaving the Sen- running in the August carried by almost 36 ate more male-dominated primaries, setting up a percentage points, and than before. likely all-female match- second-term Sen. Claire In Wisconsin on up. McCaskill of Missouri, Wednesday, Democratic Arizona Democratic where Trump won by Sen. Tammy Baldwin Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, more than 18 percentage and Republican state Sen. who fi led her candi- points. Leah Vukmir are expect- AP date petitions Tuesday, At the same time, ed to fi le for the state’s U.S. Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., delivers her signatures to Arizona Di- demurred when asked women stand a chance Senate race. That would rector of Elections Eric Spencer at the Arizona Secretary of State’s offi ce about the role gender of picking up a seat in bring to 42 the number Tuesday, in Phoenix. plays in her candidacy. Nevada, where Demo- of women in the two “For me, my public ser- cratic Rep. Jacky Rosen is major parties — the most huge gain,” said Dianne movement, ignited by giant sparks has been vice has never been about challenging Republican ever — qualifi ed to run Bystrom, director of the widespread allegations the #MeToo movement,” my gender or really any Sen. Dean Heller. for 19 seats in the Senate, Carrie Chapman Catt of sexual misconduct by said former Sen. Barbara other characteristic,” Likewise, in Tennessee, according to an Associat- Center for Women and men in entertainment, Boxer, D-Calif. Boxer Sinema told The Associ- Republican Rep. Marsha ed Press analysis of data Politics at Iowa State politics, journalism and was among four women ated Press. Blackburn, a Trump dev- collected by the Center University. other sectors. Mixed in elected in 1992, which In a recent ad Sinema otee whom the president for American Women “But it is a body more is criticism of President tripled their Senate ranks credits her single mother raised money for Tues- and Politics at Rutgers open to incremental Donald Trump’s policies in part, she says, over for shepherding her fam- day night in Nashville, University and candidate changes.” and his alleged conduct a backlash by female ily through tough times, faces Democratic former qualifying information A potent force behind toward women. voters against the confi r- echoing themes of family Gov. Phil Bredesen for released by states. Today, the surge in female “All of these sparks mation of Supreme Court security, a priority for the seat being vacated by 23 women are senators. participation is the are working in diff erent Justice Clarence Thomas, some female voters. the retiring Republican “It’s not going to be a highly charged #MeToo ways, and one of the who had been accused of Wisconsin’s Baldwin Sen. Bob Corker. Governor who vowed to fi ght scandal instead quits JEFFERSON CITY, while to reunify at the start Mo. (AP) — On a dreary his team of a summer campaign overcast day, Missouri members season in which it’s Gov. Eric Greitens stood struggled seeking to unseat Demo- in a light rain near the to hold cratic U.S. Sen. Claire Governor’s Mansion back tears. McCaskill. and recounted his “So for the Greitens’ resignation grueling training as a Greitens moment, also allows him to avoid Navy SEAL offi cer to let us walk the potentially dubious suggest he would never off the battlefi eld with distinction of becoming quit fi ghting allegations our heads held high.” the fi rst Missouri gov- of sexual misconduct Greitens’ departure ernor ever impeached. and campaign fi nance will become offi cial at 5 A House investigatory violations. p.m. Friday — marking committee had subpoe- Less than two weeks a stunning political de- naed Greitens to testify later, Greitens an- feat for the 44-year-old, next Monday during a The Associated Press nounced Tuesday that self-made warrior-phi- special month-long ses- This photo provided by the Laguna Beach Police Department shows a Tesla he is quitting with his losopher who had sion focused solely on sedan, left, in autopilot mode that crashed into a parked police cruiser. mission incomplete. aspirations of someday his potential discipline. “The time has come, becoming president. Fellow Republican Lt. though, to tend to those For those fellow Gov. Mike Parson — a Tesla in Autopilot mode crashes who have been wounded Republicans who had former state lawmaker and to care for those strenuously urged his and sheriff — is to serve who need us most,” said resignation, Greit- the remainder of Gre- into California police cruiser the Republican gover- ens’ exit provides the itens’ term, which runs LAGUNA BEACH, in the cruiser during Tesla’s semi-autono- nor, his voice cracking divided party a chance until January 2021. Calif. (AP) — Author- the crash Tuesday in mous Autopilot mode ities say a Tesla sedan Laguna Beach. He says has come under scrutiny in Autopilot mode has the Tesla driver suff ered following other recent Texas governor to reveal plan to make schools safer crashed into a parked minor injuries. crashes. The carmaker police cruiser in South- The police SUV ended says the function is not DALLAS (AP) — Tex- at Dallas school district districts, gun-rights ern California. up with its two passen- designed to avoid a col- as Gov. Greg Abbott is headquarters. Last advocates, gun control Police Sgt. Jim Cota ger-side wheels on a lision and warns drivers set to reveal his plan to week — just days after groups and survivors of says the offi cer was not sidewalk. not to rely on it entirely. improve school safety the shooting at Santa Fe shootings. in the aftermath of the High School that killed 10 The Republican gover- deadly shooting at a high — Abbott held meetings nor has been a staunch school near Houston this in Austin with a variety supporter of gun rights, month. of people to help come up and there has been US, Europe trade chiefs Abbott will unveil the with a plan. little mention of any new plan Wednesday morn- Included in the talks weapons restrictions in ing at a news conference were offi cials from school Texas. meet ahead of tariffs 12 MO INT FREE FINANCE* Total Liquidation PARIS (AP) — Top Wednesday and Thurs- cars in the name of U.S. DELIVERY AVAILABLE Complete Sell-Off European offi cials are day at the Organization national security. OPEN THURS-MON Everything Must Go holding last-ditch talks for Economic Coopera- The European Union CLOSED TUE/WED with the U.S. commerce tion and Development in is seeking exemptions Time is Running Short! and trade chiefs just two Paris. on the steel tariff s, and days before the Trump A fi nal decision on has threatened retaliato- Sofas, Sectionals, Bedrooms administration decides U.S. President Donald ry moves. whether to hit Europe Trump’s threatened Ross and Lighthizer Mattresses, Dinettes, & More with new tariff s. steel and aluminum will meet in Paris with U.S. Commerce Sec- tariff s is expected by EU trade commission- GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! retary Wilbur Ross and Friday. er Cecilia Malmstrom. Shaffield’s U.S. Trade Representa- The administration is Ross will also meet the tive Robert Lighthizer also investigating pos- German and French are attending meetings sible limits on foreign economy ministers. Furniture & Mattresses 450 South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville Jury: David Copperfield not liable for tourist’s injuries LAS VEGAS (AP) — In a complex verdict Gavin Cox testifi ed that Sparta Furniture Illusionist David Copper- reached after several he suff ered brain and fi eld was found negligent weeks of testimony but other injuries in a fall & Mattresses by Shaffield’s but not fi nancially respon- only about two hours of while stagehands urged sible for a British tourist’s deliberation, the state civil him and others to run 140 Churchill Drive, Sparta, TN injuries during a signa- court jury found negli- during an illusion that ap- ture vanishing act that gence by Copperfi eld, the peared to make as many Both Locations Closing used participants from hotel and Copperfi eld’s as 13 audience volunteers the audience of a Las company, Backstage Dis- disappear onstage and Bassett | Flexsteel | Stressless | Thomasville Vegas Strip show in 2013, appearing Inc. reappear moments later, a jury said Tuesday. But jurors found no waving fl ashlights in the TempurPedic | Restonic | Sealy | Kincaid Gavin Cox and his wife, liability for each of those back of the theater. Save Thousands at this Once in a Lifetime Opportunity Minh-Hahn Cox, alleged named in the lawsuit, and His lawyer, Benedict negligence by the multi- instead found Cox 100 per- Morelli, told jurors during millionaire magician, the cent responsible for his closing arguments that MGM Grand hotel, two own injuries. The verdict the trick was inherently Copperfi eld business en- means the Coxes cannot dangerous, and that Cop- tities and a construction seek monetary damages, perfi eld should be held fi rm that was renovating court spokeswoman Mary partially liable for Cox’s the hotel. Ann Price said. injuries. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, May 30, 2018 SPORTS B Sparta native Roberts making most of opportunity

Talented pitcher received one an OVC tournament title and made two straight trips to the regional tournament. offer out of high school The Golden Eagles lost to Morehead State Universi- BY SCOTT WILSON from college coaches beating ty in the OVC tournament [email protected] a path to watch the Warriors’ fi nal Sunday, but Tech’s 2018 games. Unfortunately, that campaign is not over just yet. Ethan Roberts had a good wasn’t the case. The Golden Eagles received baseball career playing “Tennessee Tech was my an at-large bid Monday to the for White County High School only college off er out of high Oxford, Mississippi Region- in Sparta. The hard-throwing school,” Roberts said. “It was al of the NCAA Baseball righty helped the Warriors the only off er I got and that’s Tournament. TTU will play become a district and regional why I believe I was meant to Missouri State on Friday at 2 powerhouse, while going 12-3 be here.” p.m. Other teams in the dou- on the mound in his last two It is hard to argue with ble-elimination event include seasons. He had a 1.50 earned Roberts’ logic. The junior host Ole Miss and Saint Louis. run average his junior cam- has helped the Golden Ea- Contributed | TTU Sports Information The Rebels and the Billikens paign and a sizzling 1.30 mark gles become one of the pre- Former White County standout Ethan Roberts is having a will play at 6:30 p.m. Friday. his senior year. mier programs in the Ohio good 2018 campaign for the Golden Eagles. Coach Matt Bragga said Those numbers, most would Valley Conference. Since Roberts has been integral to fi gure, should have garnered arriving in 2016, Roberts has cord, including a 48-9 mark TTU has won two regular Roberts a lot of attention helped Tech to a 123-54 re- this season. During that span, season conference titles, See TTU, Page B2

Knights, Caps try to keep their cool in Cup Final

BY GREG BEACHAM Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — Gerard Gallant and the Vegas Golden Knights still think Tom Wilson’s third-period hit on Jona- than Marchessault in the Stanley Cup Final opener was too late and probably Curtis Compton | Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP a bit dirty. Atlanta Braves left fi elder Charlie Culberson makes a sliding catch for the out on a short fl y ball by New York The coach also believes it sparked Mets’ Jose Reyes during the second inning of a game Tuesday in Atlanta. his team’s comeback victory in that Game 1 thriller. So while he wasn’t happy to hear Wilson will face no discipline from the NHL, Gallant is hoping his team will remember the hit — and more impor- tantly, how they played right after Power baseball it — when they attempt to take a 2-0 series lead on the Washington Capitals Camargo’s walk-off homer leads Braves past Mets tonight on the Strip. “The good thing about the hit is it enough for an injury-plagued squad Nick Markakis had an RBI dou- really woke our team up,” Gallant said BY PAUL NEWBERRY that keeps losing key players. ble in the seventh, and Atlanta put after an optional practice at the Golden Associated Press Before the game, the Mets placed up three more runs in the eighth Knights’ suburban training complex. Noah Syndergaard on the 10-day off Jacob Rhame. After pinch-hitter “I think it was a 4-4 game?” ATLANTA — For both the Atlan- disabled list with a strained lig- Preston Tucker hustled to beat out Indeed, two novice Stanley Cup fi nal- ta Braves and New York Mets, this ament in his right index fi nger. a potential double-play grounder ists were deep into an entertainingly felt so familiar. Then, in an almost surreal devel- with the bases loaded, bringing in a ramshackle opener, but the Knights Another stunning, walk-off win opment, fellow starter Steven Matz run, Ender Inciarte drove a two- took charge after that fateful collision for the Braves. had to leave with discomfort in his run triple off the center-fi eld fence left Marchessault sprawled on the Another excruciating day for a left middle fi nger after throwing to tie the game at 6 . ice. Vegas quickly got Tomas Nosek’s Mets team that seems downright three scoreless innings while New Bautista (0-1) got the fi rst out in go-ahead goal, eventually won 6-4 and cursed. York built a 4-0 lead . the ninth. surged one game closer to an improba- Johan Camargo homered with Matz said he hurt his fi nger in Camargo then brought the game ble championship. one out in the bottom of the ninth the top of the fourth, when the bat to a sudden end. The focused aggression necessary inning Tuesday night to give fl ew out of his hand on a swing. He Not that it was a surprise. to be a successful postseason team Atlanta a 7-6 win over the Mets, wound up doubling in that at-bat, The fi rst-place Braves have won is a delicate concoction. The Golden who squandered a pair of four-run but began to feel some pain in his eight games in their fi nal at-bat — Knights and Caps both had it during leads and lost two more pitchers to fi nger while standing on second fi ve in walk-off fashion. Their last the conference playoff s, but they both injuries. base. It didn’t improve when he three wins at SunTrust Park have admit it got away from them in Game 1. Camargo’s liner off Gerson went back to the mound. all come on the fi nal swing. “I think both teams can be better,” Bautista just cleared the right-fi eld “It’s real unfortunate,” Matz said. “A diff erent guy again,” Tyler Washington coach Barry Trotz said. “It wall, the Braves’ second walk-off “I know the bullpen has really been Flowers said. “It was a tough game, was a pretty sloppy game.” homer in two days against their NL working their tails off , throwing a but we just kept grinding. We gave After one game to get used to the East rival. lot of innings. I was feeling really ourselves a chance at the end of the sky-high stakes of the last round of “I knew who was pitching and crisp out there. It’s just frustrating. game.” this tournament, both teams intend how hard he throws,” Camargo said It really is. But there’s nothing you Dan Winkler (2-0) earned the win, to channel their nervous energy more through a translator. “As soon as can do.” working out of trouble after the constructively in the future. Both I hit it, I thought it might have a X-rays were negative, but it’s not fi rst two hitters reached base in the coaches stressed the importance of dis- chance.” known if the injury might aff ect ninth. cipline, completing assignments and Asdrubal Cabrera homered twice Matz’s next scheduled start. The fi rst pitch was delayed 41 not allowing the frenetic Vegas crowd and Adrian Gonzalez also went The Mets were up 6-2 when the deep for the Mets. But it wasn’t Braves rallied. See ATL, Page B2 See NHL, Page B2 Carefree Canadian Shapovalov, 19, wins French Open debut

BY HOWARD FENDRICH total winners. areas he wants to work on that it could take hours Associated Press A year ago, not only wasn’t to list them all. Shapovalov seeded, he didn’t even Still, he gave it a try, rattling off various catego- PARIS — Denis Shapovalov plopped himself down make the main draw, losing in the ries: returns, net play, fi rst-serve percentage, using for his news conference Tuesday after winning his opening round of qualifying. shifts in momentum to his advantage, being mental- French Open debut, leaned into the microphone and “It’s tough to climb the way I did. ly stronger. said, “’Sup?’” It’s been pretty crazy. Even I didn’t “To me, it’s kind of positive that today I am where Then he smiled broadly as can be. This was a expect it,” Shapovalov said. “I mean, I am, (ranked No. 24), and I feel like I have so much milestone day in the nascent career of the rapidly I’m just trying to stay focused. Like I room to improve. For me, it’s motivating,” he said. rising Canadian teen, who seems as carefree on the Shapovalov always say, doesn’t matter the week, “I keep wanting to go forward, keep getting better.” court as he is off it, compiling signifi cant victories doesn’t matter the result, I’m always He began to show signs of what was to come by and praise from opponents in equal doses. trying to get back on the court and winning the Wimbledon junior title in 2016. Then, Shapovalov’s fi rst Grand Slam match as a seeded get better. I’m only 19. I have a lot to improve, a lot as a qualifi er at last year’s U.S. Open, Shapovalov player — he is No. 24 at Roland Garros — became a to learn.” became the youngest man to reach the round of 16 7-5, 6-4, 6-2 victory over 59th-ranked John Millman Asked how he thinks he can get better, of Australia, thanks in large part to a 32-9 edge in Shapovalov began by saying there are so many See OPEN, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018

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Vegas Golden Knights knowledge of right wing Reilly Smith, left, celebrates his goal with center Jonathan Marchessault, center, Twitter accounts as Washington Capi- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia 76ers team tals goaltender Braden president Bryan Colangelo is denying a report Holtby lays on the ice connecting the executive to Twitter accounts that during second period in criticized Sixers players Joel Embiid and Markelle Game 1 of the Stanley Fultz, among other NBA fi gures. Cup Finals Monday in The accounts also took aim at former Sixers GM Las Vegas. Sam Hinkie, Toronto Raptors executive Masai Ujiri and former Sixers players Jahlil Okafor and Nerlens John Locher | AP Noel, according to a report by The Ringer. The Ringer asked the team about fi ve Twitter accounts it suspected Colangelo was operating. He said in a statement he used one of the accounts NHL: Stanley Cup finals getting physical to monitor the NBA industry and other current events, but he was “not familiar with any of the oth- From Page B1 It’s a hard hit, but that’s the day and age we’re in. er accounts” brought to his attention and he didn’t ... I’m trying to play my game. There’s a lot of those know who was “behind them or what their motives to overwhelm their emotions. hits that are going on, but it’s the Stanley Cup may be in using them.” “There’s obviously nerves,” Washington’s Jay Final, and it’s within the rules.” Embiid told ESPN on Tuesday night that Colan- Beagle said. “I’m not surprised at anything any- The NHL Department of Player Safety agreed gelo called him and denied the story. Yahoo Sports more, but in the Stanley Cup Final, usually it’s 2-1 when it decided not to discipline Wilson for the reported Colangelo was standing by his statement to or 1-0, not (6-4). But you don’t know what to expect shoulder-to-shoulder hit, clearly deciding that Wil- The Ringer. from a team that you don’t know that much.” son’s timing wasn’t extraordinarily late. A message was left by The Associated Press seek- The mistakes that worry coaches also lead to Marchessault went to the dressing room and was ing comment from the Sixers. exciting hockey, and the opener was thoroughly examined for a possible concussion, but returned Earlier in the day, a person familiar with the sit- entertaining even before Wilson lowered the boom to the game. Gallant said the forward is feeling fi ne uation confi rmed the 76ers and coach Brett Brown on Marchessault. The teams combined for a Fi- for Game 2. agreed to a three-year contract extension that runs nal-record four lead changes in the highest-scoring The Capitals had their own complaint about through the 2021-22 season. opener in eight years for this fi nal round. Vegas forward David Perron, who jumped on the The person spoke on condition of anonymity Wilson, who served a three-game suspension ice after the whistle and made contact with Wash- because the contract has not been offi cially an- in the second round for breaking the jaw of Pitts- ington captain Alex Ovechkin during the scuffl es nounced. burgh’s Zach Aston-Reese, and the Capitals still in- immediately after the hit. sist the hard-charging forward did nothing wrong Once the emotions died down, both teams real- when he leveled the Golden Knights’ top playoff ized they’ve got to check their more primal urges if Former UCLA basketball player scorer. they hope to play a solid game on the NHL’s biggest LiAngelo Ball works out for Lakers “It’s within the rules,” Wilson said after practice stage. The atmosphere in Las Vegas for the city’s at T-Mobile Arena. “It’s a clean hit. I don’t know fi rst Final has been electric, but the Caps weren’t LOS ANGELES (AP) — Just about everything the why it got so much media attention, to be honest. intimidated by the frenzied crowd. Ball family does gets attention, and LiAngelo Ball’s pre-draft workout with the Lakers was no exception. About two dozen members of the media watched Ball’s fi nal drills while Magic Johnson and Lakers coach Luke Walton looked on. Lakers guard Lonzo TTU: Roberts making his mark at Tech Ball, LiAngelo’s older brother, was there for the workout as well. “I feel like it went good,” the younger Ball said. From Page B1 of his pitches to help shore up during the off season. I have been “It’s always fun being in here doing things I want to the bullpen.It wasn’t where he working my butt off . I believe I get better at. It was a good workout.” the team’s success. thought he would be, but Rob- have the tools to do what I have LaVar Ball has been outspoken about his desire “The fi rst time we saw him, my erts made the most of his new to do, I just have to be confi dent for all three of his sons — Lonzo, LiAngelo and recruiting coordinator saw him, responsibilities. in myself.” LaMelo, the youngest — to play for the Lakers. and he came back after seeing As a rookie, he appeared in 17 After this season is fi nally The Lakers have the 25th pick in the fi rst round him one time and said we need to games and fi nished with a 2.94 over, Roberts will probably be next month, though LiAngelo Ball’s draft prospects sign Ethan Roberts,” said Brag- ERA, the best mark on the team. forced to decide whether or are uncertain. ga. “This was when Ethan was He fi nished 6-1 on the year and not he wants to come back to He wasn’t even scheduled to be a starter at UCLA a junior in high school. It was had 65 strikeouts and just 18 Cookeville for his senior year. before leaving the program after being indefi nitely not a long drawn out process, we walks in 49 innings. He gave up The big right-hander is thought suspended for an international incident last year in knew we loved this guy and we 16 earned runs and 19 total runs. to have a real chance at be- China. wanted to move on with him.” Last year as a sophomore, ing drafted by the pros. He also had a stint with the professional Lithua- The feeling was mutual and Roberts appeared in 22 games as “No doubt about it, he’s ex- nian team Vytautas. the Sparta native didn’t waste the closer on the Golden Eagle ceptional,” Bragga said about LiAngelo Ball confi rmed that he has an upcoming any time sealing the deal. He staff . He posted a 3.97 ERA with Roberts. “I don’t make the fi nal workout with the Golden State Warriors. knew playing for Bragga and the 13 saves, the best mark in the decision, but if I am a profes- He also said he’ll play in the NBA summer league, Golden Eagles was the best thing OVC and the 17th best total in the sional baseball scout, I take that but he is not sure which team he’ll play for yet. for him. nation. He struck out 77 batters, young man in a heartbeat. I “Bragga, it is just awesome to gave up only 13 walks and held believe he can get hitters out at play for him,” Roberts said. “He opponents to a batting average of the big league level.” Scandal sparks government action from teaches us life skills, hard work, just .235 on the year. “It would change my life to Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and that’s all on top of teaching Roberts’ numbers have con- be called to the pros. I have us baseball. It is like our own tinued to improve this season. dreamed about it, worked my LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Rick little world here.” As the Golden Eagles head into butt off for it to happen, and now Snyder is expected to sign into law bills inspired by Roberts said he was a little this week’s regional, the tal- that (possibility) is a few weeks the Larry Nassar scandal, including one approved awestruck, though, when he ented pitcher is 4-1 overall with away,” Roberts said. Tuesday that would give childhood sexual abuse arrived in Cookeville for his a 2.25 ERA in 24 appearances. “The way we work here at victims more time to sue. freshman campaign. He would He’s earned 14 saves, posting the Tech is special. We get after it The current cutoff to fi le a lawsuit in Michigan be battling for a position against best career mark in Tech histo- and even away from baseball that is generally a minor victim’s 19th birthday, which “the best of the best” and he ry. He has struck out 85 batters teaches you a lot. I hope to play critics say is out of step with the laws in other states knew it wouldn’t be easy. in 60 innings. ball after college and that (work and does not account for how many victims are His goal was to earn a spot as “It took me a little bit to be- ethic) is going to help me there. afraid to report abuse or have suppressed it. one of Tech’s mid-week start- come comfortable coming out of But if I don’t get that call, it will On a 34-2 vote, the Republican-led state Senate ers, but the Tech coaching staff the bullpen,” Roberts admitted. help me out in the work place gave fi nal approval to a measure that would allow had a diff erent idea for him, us- “What I have done this year is because I am going to outwork people who were sexually abused as children to sue ing Roberts’ incredible command just a credit to working hard everybody.” until their 28th birthdays or three years from when they realized they had been abused. Nassar victims would get a 90-day window to sue retroactively, leading some state senators from both parties to reluctantly vote for the legislation after OPEN: Shapovalov calm about next match the state House scaled backed the retroactively provision to not include other victims abused as children since 1997. From Page B1 backhand. Moments later, an- the end of the day, he produced other unforced error on that side the better tennis when it count- there since Michael Chang in gave Shapovalov a break, part of ed. That’s what the good players Chicago Cubs Maanager Joe Maddon 1989. By October, he had moved a fi ve-game run. do. He keeps doing that, the sky’s supports Anthony Rizzo’s action into the top 50 in the ATP rank- Then, in the second set, Mill- the limit.” ings, the youngest player to do man went up a break at 2-1 and Afterward, Shapovalov said PITTSBURGH (AP) — Chicago Cubs manager Joe that since Rafael Nadal in 2004. held for 3-1, before Shapovalov he wasn’t worried a bit while Maddon believes Anthony Rizzo’s slide that upended Against Millman, Shapovalov erased that lead, too. trailing. Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Elias Diaz at home plate got off to a slow start in heavy, “When he’s confi dent playing “I knew, even if I lose the fi rst on Monday is still perfectly legal. So does Maddon’s humid conditions. the ball, it’s impressive stuff ,” set, it’s going to be a long match. superstar fi rst baseman. Millman led 5-2, then served Millman said. “Denis actually re- I’m going to stay there until the Major League Baseball? Not so much. for the fi rst set at 5-3. He held a ally lifted the level and made me last point is played,” he said. “I MLB chief baseball offi cer Joe Torre informed set point at 40-30 but missed a play some really good stuff . At stayed pretty calm.” both clubs on Tuesday that Rizzo should have been called for interference for swiping Diaz’s right leg while Diaz attempted to make a throw to fi rst base to complete a potential double play in the eighth inning of Chicago’s 7-0 victory over the Pirates on Memori- ATL: Sanchez makes return for Braves al Day. Diaz’s throw ended up sailing into right fi eld, From Page B1 Jason Vargas is moving up a day to start Wednes- allowing two runs to score. day’s series fi nale. The Pirates challenged the call on the fi eld but minutes by the threat of an approaching storm, the Vargas threw only 67 pitches in his last outing replay offi cials opted not to overturn it. third straight game in the series to be delayed by Saturday, so the Mets decided to give him another Nearly 24 hours later, MLB believes Rizzo violat- inclement weather. shot on just three days of rest. ed Rule 6.01 (i), which states “if a runner does not Sanchez returns Braves: RHP Julio Teheran (4-1, 4.17 ERA) has engage in a bona fi de slide, and initiates (or attempts Anibal Sanchez came off the DL to make his first not permitted a run in two starts against New York to make) contact with the fi elder for the purpose of start for the Braves since April 13. His rustiness this season. He pitched seven scoreless innings but breaking up a double play, he should be called for showed in a four-inning stint. The 34-year-old didn’t get a decision in a 4-3 win over the Mets on interference.” right-hander gave up fi ve hits, four runs and two April 21. Maddon called it the “perfect play” on Monday homers. He faced New York again on May 3, putting up and didn’t back down even after what he called a Up next another seven innings in an 11-0 rout. In his career, respectful back-and-forth with Torre. Mets: With Syndergaard out, struggling LHP Teheran is 9-5 with a 2.32 ERA against the Mets. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, May 30, 2018 — B3 BUY IT! SELL IT! TRADE IT! in... 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DALL CLEMONS, Trustee, C/O Attorney Dale Bohan- 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies Houston 35 21 .625 — Sunday, June 3 Hubert Hurkacz, Poland, def. Tennys Sandgren, the hereinafter described Seattle 33 21 .611 1 Game 5 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 loser, 1 non United States, 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. real estate to secure pay- 050 Lost and Found Los Angeles 30 25 .545 4½ p.m. Jan-Lennard Struff , Germany, def. Evgeny Don- 115 South Dixie Avenue 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts Oakland 28 27 .509 6½ Game 6 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, skoy, Russia, 6-1, 6-3, 6-0. ment of a promissory note Cookeville, TN 38501 Texas 23 34 .404 12½ 7 p.m. Steve Johnson, United States, def. Adrian Man- which is fully described in 710 Misc. For Rent Tuesday’s Games Monday, June 4 narino (25), France, 7-6 (1), 6-2, 6-2. x-Game 7 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, said deed of trust; and, 510 Misc. For Sale Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 3 Fabio Fognini (18), Italy, def. Pablo Andujar, Whiteaker Electric 505 Misc. Wanted N.Y. Yankees 6, Houston 5, 10 innings TBA Spain, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. WHEREAS, the holder of 158 Pistole Road Washington 3, Baltimore 2 At Siebert Field Elias Ymer, Sweden, def. Dudi Sela, Israel, 7-6 said note and renewal Sparta, TN 38583 735 Mobile Home Spaces Kansas City 2, Minnesota 1, 14 innings Minneapolis (3), 6-3, 6-1. thereof has appointed JAM- 730 Mobile Homes For Rent Texas 9, Seattle 5 Friday, June 1 Marton Fucsovics, Hungary, def. Vasek Pospisil, Wednesday’s Games Game 1 — UCLA (36-19) vs. Gonzaga (32-22), Canada, 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 (5). IE D. WINKLER, Substitute This the 1st day of May, 845 Mobile Homes For Sale Toronto (Gaviglio 2-0) at Boston (Rodriguez 5-1), 2 p.m. Kyle Edmund (16), Britain, def. Alex De Minaur, Trustee by instrument of re- 320 Money Wanted 1:05 p.m. Game 2 — Canisius (35-20) at Minnesota (41- Australia, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. 2018. 13), 8 p.m. cord in Record Book 1053, 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s Chicago White Sox (Lopez 1-3) at Cleveland (Klu- Juan Martin Del Potro (5), Argentina, def. Nicolas Page 34, in the Register’s ber 7-2), 1:10 p.m. Saturday, June 2 Mahut, France, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. ______525 Nuts & Treats Houston (Keuchel 3-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Severino Game 3 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 2 p.m. Women’s Singles Office of Putnam County, Jamie D. Winkler 040 Offers For Senior Citizen 7-1), 6:35 p.m. Game 4 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, First Round Tennessee; and, 8 p.m. Substitute Trustee Washington (Scherzer 8-1) at Baltimore (Hess Taylor Townsend, United States, def. Myrtille WHEREAS, default has 830 Open Houses 2-1), 7:05 p.m. Sunday, June 3 Georges, France, 6-4, 6-2. BELLAR & WINKLER 140 Other L.A. Angels (Ohtani 4-1) at Detroit (Fiers 4-3), Game 5 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 loser, 3 Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, def. Jo- been made in the payment Attorneys at Law 7:10 p.m. p.m. hanna Larsson, Sweden, 6-4, 6-3. of said indebtedness and 120 Painting, Wallpapering Minnesota (Romero 2-1) at Kansas City (Keller Game 6 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, Daria Gavrilova (24), Australia, def. Sorana 212 Main Street North 030 Personal Notices 9 p.m. other provisions of the deed 1-1), 8:15 p.m. Cirstea, Romania, 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3. P. O. Box 332 121 Pest Control Tampa Bay (Eovaldi 0-0) at Oakland (Manaea Monday, June 4 Angelique Kerber (12), Germany, def. Mona Bar- of trust have been violated Carthage, Tennessee 5-5), 10:05 p.m. x-Game 7 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, thel, Germany, 6-2, 6-3. and WILSON BANK & 545 Pets & Supplies Ana Bogdan, Romania, def. Marketa Vondrouso- 37030 NCAA Regionals 7 p.m. TRUST, Lebanon, Ten- Phone: (615) 735-1684 122 Plumbing At Baum Stadium at George Cole Field va, Czech Republic, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4. nessee, the holder of said 745 Property Management All Times EDT Fayetteville, Ark. Aliaksandra Sasnovich, Belarus, def. Denisa Al- 5/16, 23, 30 Double Elimination; x-if necessary lertova, Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-3. indebtedness has declared 005 Public Notices Friday, June 1 Kiki Bertens (18), Netherlands, def. Aryna Sa- At Boshamer Stadium the entire amount due and 850 Real Estate Agents Game 1 — Oral Roberts (38-18) at Arkansas (39- balenka, Belarus, 6-2, 6-1. payable as provided in said Chapel Hill, N.C. 005 Public Notices 810 Real Estate For Trade deed of trust, and the trust- Friday, June 1 805 Real Estate Wanted Game 1 — N.C. A&T (32-23) at North Carolina ee has been directed to (38-18), 2 p.m. foreclose the deed of trust in Some secrets need 415 Recreation Vehicles Game 2 — Purdue (37-19) vs. Houston (36-23), CUSTOMER APPRECIATION WEEKEND to be shared. 125 Remodeling & Repair Work 7 p.m. accordance with the terms Saturday, June 2 thereof, the public is hereby 715 Rooms For Rent Game 3 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 1 p.m. 18-Hole$ 26 notified that the under- SEXUAL 277 Sales Employment Game 4 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, signed trustee will sell the 290 Schools & Instruction 6 p.m. ASSAULT Sunday, June 3 Special nd rd hereinafter described real 127 Sheetrock, Drywall Game 5 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 loser, 1 Tee times required estate at public auction, to it's not 025 Special Notices p.m. Seniors play for $24! your fault! (Includes Cart) the highest and best bidder, 020 Statewide Clasifieds Game 6 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, Junebetween 2 7:00-1:00pm- 3 6 p.m. for cash in hand, at the west 620 Tobacco Base For Rent Monday, June 4 Walk-in players after 1:00pm door of the Putnam County For confidential help or information, call 625 Tobacco Base Wanted x-Game 7 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, Courthouse, Cookeville, 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment 4 p.m. Book online at www.whiteplainsgolfcourse.com Tennessee at 10:00 A.M. At Doak Field at Dail Park or call the Pro Shop for tee times 130 Tree Service and Related Raleigh, N.C. prevailing time on Thursday, Friday, June 1 and details 931-537-6397 June 7, 2018, in bar of the 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers Game 1 — Auburn (39-21) vs. Northeastern (36- Prov1 equity of redemption. 283 Trucking Employment 19), 2 p.m. & Prov1X 430 Trucks For Sale Game 2 — Army (36-22) at N.C. State (40-16), The real estate to be sold $ 727 Vacation Rentals 7 p.m. 42 per is located in the City of Bax- dozen (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- Saturday, June 2 10% OFF ter, Twentieth (20th) Civil 520 Want To Swap Game 3 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 2 p.m. 5197 Game 4 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, Pro Shop District of Putnam County, 705 Wanted To Rent 7 p.m. retail items Tennessee, and being more 135 Yard Work and Related Sunday, June 3 particularly described as fol- Game 5 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 loser, 2 lows: TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL p.m. The Game 6 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, 7 p.m. MAP: 056 PARCEL: 162.16 Herald-Citizen 526-9715 Monday, June 4 x-Game 7 — Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner, 7 p.m. BEING Lot 11 of the Final No. 1 in local news Herald-Citize n At Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium Subdivision Plat Valley Greenville, N.C. 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Full-Time CNA and/or RA Positions Spring Specials, Pressure washing, Deck. 931-255-3803 Cedar Hills Senior Living has positions 121 Pest Control Health Services Manager availiable for Resident Assistants. Certi ed Putnam & White Counties Nursing Assistant licence preferred but not RN - FT required, experience with geriatrics pre- Seeking a Registered Nurse to provide nursing oversight for individuals with ferred. Eight (8) hour shi s, 4 days o /2 intellectual and developmental disabilities in two medical residential homes days on and bene ts availiable a er 90 days. ALL STAR PEST (Putnam and White counties). All training provided. Duties include: CONTROL Interested applicants should apply in person OF TENNESSEE • Direct supervision of LPN and direct support staff - no phone calls please. Complete Termite Service • Communication with health care providers Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. 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SPORTS Golf tourney raises money Gardner, Torres rally Yanks to win over Astros

NEW YORK (AP) — Brett Gardner The Cubs then piled on against tied it with his second homer of the Pittsburgh’s sagging bullpen to hand game, a one-out, two-run drive in the Pirates their ninth loss in 11 the ninth inning, Gleyber Torres hit games. a winning single in the 10th and the Chicago scored fi ve times against New York Yankees rallied to beat the Pittsburgh relievers, including Ian Houston Astros 6-5 Tuesday night. Happ’s go-ahead double two batters The Yankees won despite making after Rizzo tied it and Kyle Schwar- fi ve errors — including two by Torres ber’s two-run homer off the right- at second base — for the fi rst time fi eld foul pole in the eighth. since 2014. They also came up with Jon Lester (5-2) allowed four runs a startling defensive play in the 10th in six innings but had the second when Aroldis Chapman (2-0) threw a multihit game of his 13-year career 100 mph fastball to the backstop that by going 2 for 3 with an RBI single in took a fortuitous carom to catcher the sixth that drew the Cubs within Gary Sanchez, who threw out Tony a run. Kemp at third base. Jason Heyward went 3 for 5 with Miguel Andujar doubled against an RBI for Chicago. Contributed Brad Peacock (1-3) with two outs in Indians 7, White Sox 3 Tommy Clark, Sunday Watson, Terri Taylor and Keith Taylor were among the 10th, and Torres lined an oppo- CLEVELAND (AP) — Michael those who participated in the Fourth Annual Cookeville Masonic Golf Tour- site-fi eld single to right. Brantley, Jose Ramirez and Jason nament, which raised over $4,000 for local children’s charities. Taylor and Red Sox 8, Blue Jays 3 Kipnis each hit a solo home run to Clark were the chairman and co-chairman of the golf committee. BOSTON (AP) — Sandy Leon hit a lift Cleveland over Chicago. home run and two doubles, Xander Brantley was 3 for 4 and extended Bogaerts also homered and Rick his hitting streak to 18 games, the Porcello took a three-hitter into the longest active streak in the majors. seventh inning, helping Boston beat He homered in the third and had an Toronto to match the second-best RBI single in the seventh. start in franchise history. Mike Clevinger (4-2) allowed one J.D. Martinez also had two of Bos- run in 6 2/3 innings. The right- ton’s six doubles. The Red Sox (38-17) hander struck out seven and allowed won for the eighth time in 10 games four hits. to maintain the best record in the Chicago has lost fi ve of six and has major leagues and their best record the worst record in the majors (16- through 55 games since 2002. Only 36). Lucas Giolito (3-6) allowed fi ve the 1946 Boston team that started 42- runs in six innings. 13 with Ted Williams and Bobby Do- Nationals 3, Orioles 2 err returning from World War II had BALTIMORE (AP) — Bryce Harper a better start. Porcello (7-2) allowed hit his NL-leading 17th home run, three runs, two earned, and fi ve hits Mark Reynolds added a solo shot in 6 2/3 innings. and Washington beat Baltimore to Toronto loaded the bases against extend its road winning streak to Hector Velazquez in the ninth, but nine games. Craig Kimbrel got two outs for his Harper fi nished with three hits, 17th save. Reynolds scored twice and 19-year- Marco Estrada (2-6) allowed four old rookie Juan Soto had his fi rst Contributed runs and seven hits in 3 2/3 innings, three-hit game for Washington. Rick Firestone, Herschel Judd, Amber Kincaid, Bryan Howard and Jack dropping his fi fth straight decision. The Nationals’ nine-game run on McNeely participated in the Fourth Annual Cookeville Masonic Golf Tourna- Justin Smoak homered for the Blue the road matches their longest since ment, raising funds for local children’s charities. Jays, who have lost 12 of 16. moving from Montreal before the Cardinals 6, Brewers 1 2005 season. MILWAUKEE (AP) — Michael Washington has won fi ve straight Wacha pitched two-hit ball for 6 2/3 overall and will seek to complete a innings and St. Louis connected for three-game sweep of its neighboring Jets players say owners missing three home runs. interleague rival tonight. Harrison Bader, Matt Carpenter Former Oriole Jeremy Hellickson and Francisco Pena homered to help (2-0) allowed two runs in fi ve innings point with new anthem rule the Cardinals top the NL Central and Sean Doolittle worked the ninth leaders. for his 12th save in 13 tries. Wacha (6-1) combined with two re- Rockies 11, Giants 4 BY DENNIS WASZAK JR. “So, I think we’re kind Johnson took over the lievers to limit the Brewers to three DENVER (AP) — Kyle Freeland Associated Press of getting away from day-to-day operations hits. pitched eff ectively into the sixth the actual cause. I think of the team last June The Cardinals took control by scor- inning and doubled in Colorado’s FLORHAM PARK, we’re starting to focus on from his brother Woody, ing four times in the second inning three-run fourth, leading the Rockies N.J. — Jermaine Kearse the kneeling part rather who is serving as the off Zach Davies (2-5). over a San Francisco team that lost was far from pleased last than the cause behind it. U.S. ambassador to the Cubs 8, Pirates 6 two pitchers to injury — including week when he heard the “I wish they would United Kingdom in Pres- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Anthony starter Jeff Samardzija. details of the NFL’s new be more like Chris, to ident Donald Trump’s Rizzo shook off the boos and sparked David Dahl had a two-run homer policy on the national be quite honest, and administration. Trump a late rally with his ninth home run as part of Colorado’s four-run sev- anthem. support the players and frequently has been as Chicago beat reeling Pittsburgh. enth, the fi rst pinch-hit homer of his The veteran wide re- actively be involved and critical of players who A day after his aggressive slide career. ceiver and his New York have those conversations have protested during at home plate that took out Pirates Trevor Story added a run-scoring Jets teammates couldn’t with their players.” the anthem, so it would catcher Elias Diaz and drew a rebuke triple and Nolan Arenado, Gerardo be happier, though, to Added coach Todd appear a tough spot for from Major League Baseball, Rizzo Parra and Ian Desmond each had an have the full support of Bowles: “It’s always nice the younger Johnson doubled in the fi rst inning and hit a RBI double for the Rockies, who have acting owner Christo- to have the owner have while balancing busi- solo shot off Edgar Santana (2-1) to won 12 of their last 13 against the pher Johnson. your back. It’s about the ness, politics and family. knot the game at 4. Giants at Coors Field. “For me personally, issues for us. We didn’t I’m very appreciative of have a problem a year him,” Kearse said after ago. We’ll continue to practice Tuesday. “I talk as a group, as a think he kind of gets it.” team and as an organi- NFL owners voted last zation, and go forward Wednesday to require from there.” players to stand for the Left tackle Kelvin Bea- anthem or stay in the chum echoed Kearse’s locker room. Teams will sentiments about the be fi ned if players don’t NFL’s new policy. Bea- stand. Some players have chum and quarterback been kneeling during Josh McCown are part the playing of “The of the Players Coalition, Star-Spangled Banner” an advocacy group of before games the last two NFL players that has seasons to protest police had discussions with brutality and racial league owners on social inequality. matters. “Honestly, I’m disap- “It is disappointing, pointed,” Kearse said. but it is what it is at this “I think they’re kind of point,” Beachum said. missing the point. For “We’ve been talking us as a team, I think if about this issue for a you’ve paid attention, number of years and the nobody on our team league fi nally made a kneeled, but that doesn’t decision. We’re going to mean we don’t support still continue to do the the causes of why people work. Our owner sup- are kneeling.” ports us in doing that Johnson said shortly work and he’s with us as after the league an- we’re doing that work. nounced the policy that So we’re not going to he will not punish his keep talking this game players for any peaceful and keep talking about protests — and would the anthem.” pay any potential fi nes Johnson met with the incurred by the team as entire team last week a result of his players’ and explained to the actions. players why he voted “To me, honestly, in favor of the new the conversation about NFL rule — only San whether players are Francisco’s Jed York kneeling or not, I felt abstained — while also like that conversation assuring them they was dying and it didn’t would not be punished get brought up until by the team if they they decided to make did not adhere to the the rules,” Kearse said. league’s policy.