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162nd YEAR • No. 104 AUGUST 29, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 16 PAGES • 50¢ Wilson bond set at $500,000; hearing Sept. 8

By ALLEN MINCEY was returned to Bradley County eventually taken into custody. Assistant District Attorney Cindy enforcement was contacted, and Banner Staff Writer Saturday evening. He is being His daughter was being cared for LeCroy-Schemel, also scheduled an endangered child alert was held at the Bradley County Jail until family could get to that area Wilson’s preliminary hearing for sent across the country. Michael Wilson, the non-custo- on a charge of aggravated kid- to bring her back to Bradley Sept. 8. The pair was initially thought dial father who was arrested last napping, which was upgraded to County. Wilson was to return his to be traveling along the East week while with his daughter in that charge from custodial inter- General Sessions Court Judge daughter on Aug. 7 to her grand- Coast and in Florida. Prior to Colorado, made his first appear- ference by the 10th Judicial Sheridan Randolph set a bond of mother, who has custody of 2- being apprehended in Colorado, ance in Bradley County court District Attorney General Steve $500,000 on Wilson. He said year-old Skyla Wilson after hav- Wilson and his daughter were this morning. Crump’s office. since it is not a capital case, he ing her stay with him from Aug. 4 believed to be heading to Mexico. Wilson waived his extradition He had been seen on Interstate felt he must set a bond. through that date. When he did from Grand Junction, Colo., and 70 in that area, pulled over and Randolph, working with not return with her, local law See WILSON, Page 16 Wilson Inside Today Utility gets OK to seek bids on $3.7M

Coach: Titans have holes in defense project Tennessee Titans coach Mike Mularkey has some work to do to CU’s final phase of plug up some holes in the Titans’ 15-mile waterline defense. The best pass rushers in the Southeastern Conference By RICK NORTON will be back chasing down quar- Associate Editor terbacks again this year. Kyle Larson drove to his first NASCAR Cleveland Utilities has received victory on Sunday in Michigan. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS state approval to seek bids on the See Sports, Pages 9-11. RETIRED PHONE COMPANY employee Jimmy Still has been a tinkerer of antique clocks for almost 80 years. He has about 50 final leg of a three-phase water- clocks at his home, including this trio of old timepieces he collected for his hobby. line project that — once complet- ed — will significantly increase the city of Cleveland’s water sup- Should GOP nuke ply, especially to its southern its own candidate? end. For retiree, it’s about time The massive initiative includes For a candidate who speaks a combination of 20-inch and 24- freely of nuclear weapons, and their inch water use, there’s room to wonder if the mains that will Republican Party would like to nuke connect CU’s 87-year-old Jimmy Still loves to tinker 3-million-gal- its own presidential nominee. For lon water stor- one person’s perspective, see the age tank on guest “Viewpoint” on Page 12 of Eldridge Drive today’s edition. with old clocks, but a challenge awaits to the Hiwassee U t i l i t i e s By LARRY C. BOWERS Commission fil- Forecast Banner Staff Writer IDDEN ter plant in Cleveland retiree Jimmy H north Bradley Webb Still has enjoyed a unique County. hobby for just under 80 CLEVELAND The full dis- years, but he’s now hit a little tance of the bump in the road. It’s a project is about recent interview. 15 miles. delightful bump, but one he He said Aunt Bertha lived says he may not be able to The first two on Wildwood Avenue, near phases each navigate. the old Pierce Drug Store. The cost $3 million Still, 87, is retired from the clock had been a wedding and the final telephone company after 37 present. phase will be years of service, and has He quickly discovered that $3.725 million. raised four daughters. Aunt Bertha had been wind- Unlike the first Mullinax One daughter, Margot, is ing the clock backwards, the two legs of the Today’s forecast call for mostly the new director of the reason it wouldn’t run, and project that were financed sunny skies and a high near 93 Cleveland Public Library’s the clock was easily repaired. through conventional, higher- degrees. Tonight looks to be mostly history branch, and another, “I also thought it would be interest bonds, the third phase is clear, with a low around 69. Luann, is an engineer with interesting to tear the clock being funded through the State Tuesday calls for mostly sunny and the Trans-Alaskan Pipeline. down and find out what made Revolving Fund Loan Program. hot conditions, with a high near 94 Over the years, since he it tick,” he said, “but my This latest SRF package to was a young boy, Jimmy has mother wouldn’t let me!” Cleveland Utilities includes a and a “feels-like” heat index been intrigued by the work- approaching 100. Tuesday night “That was the start of my 1.11 percent interest rate and a ings of timepieces (clocks). interest in clocks, especially 20-year fixed rate whose interest should be partly cloudy, with a low This all started before the age will not increase over the full term around 70. antique clocks,” he said. “I of 10. have worked on clocks ever of the loan. His Aunt Bertha had an since.” “This is really good news,” CU antique table-top clock which That clock (later named Manager of Engineering Philip Index wouldn’t run, and she told Aunt Bertha) remains in the Luce said earlier of the Water Jimmy he could have it. “I family, and his daughter Division financing plan. Classified...... 14-15 went home and got my Red Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS He was joined by CU President Comics...... 6 Margot has it prominently JIMMY STILL DISPLAYS the workings of an old timepiece Rider wagon, went back and displayed at the history and CEO Ken Webb who told the Editorials...... 12 got the clock, and pulled it to belonging to niece Susan Davidson. The works and gears of the Cleveland Daily Banner in mid- Horoscope...... 6 my home,” said Still in a See TIME, Page 16 antique clock are made completely of wood. MINI Page...... 5 See UTILITY, Page 16 Obituaries...... 2 Sports...... 9-11 TV Schedule...... 7 Weather...... 8 Campbell ‘blessed’ to lead School of Nursing By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG the first nursing graduates next May and Around Town Banner Staff Writer anticipating many more classes to come. PERSONALITY Before she got started in her current Sue Zius and Melinda Carroll Dr. Sara Campbell, dean of the School of position, Campbell was the dean of the enjoying some antics with friends Nursing at Lee University, has made an art School of Nursing at the University of at lunch ... Dax Spencer complet- of balancing the demands of caring for her PROFILE South Carolina Aiken. ing his first few weeks of medical family, patients and students over the Prior to that, she held numerous posi- school ... Katie Pulliam becoming years. tions in nursing and nursing education. a granny for the second time, Originally from Wapella, Ill., Campbell class of nursing students, and students However, it was a path she did not origi- and chuckling about getting hung moved to Cleveland from South Carolina in started that fall. nally anticipate when she first started her up on when telling her mom ... 2013 to help start the university’s nursing With the School of Nursing having own college education. Kathy Turner and Tammy Price program. recently moved from classrooms all over “I didn’t initially go to school to be a showing off some great gift “When I first got here, I was the only Lee’s campus into a new building near nurse,” Campbell said. “I wanted to be a ideas. one,” Campbell said. downtown Cleveland, Campbell calls her- physical therapist.” Though she later began working with an self “blessed” to have had the opportunity Midway through her undergraduate col- assistant and a full group of faculty, she to lead the school. lege career, she began visiting with resi- was the nursing school’s first employee. “It really feels amazing,” Campbell said. dents of a nursing home. There, she “fell In 2014, the Tennessee Board of “I’m so thankful for where we are now.” Nursing gave Lee the OK to accept its first Now, she is preparing to congratulate Dr. Sara Campbell 6489076 75112 See CAMPBELL, Page 8 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Gregory Beard University of Michigan. She mittal service. Bobby swafford Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) worked for more than 20 years The family will receive friends in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Bobby Swafford, 56, of and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Gregory Beard, 52, of Tennga, at the University of Michigan’s from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Ga., died this morning, Aug. 29, Cleveland, died Sunday, Aug. 28, Phone (423) 472-5041. Children’s Hospital as a med- Aug. 30, 2016, at the funeral 2016, in a Chattanooga hospital. 2016, at his home. ical technologist. home prior to the funeral hour. Survivors and arrangements Survivors and funeral arrange- Stephen L. 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Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 She was the daughter of the daughter, Calli Gordon of late Joe and Nina White. She Champaign, Ill.; and several was preceded in death by her other extended family mem- siblings: Bealuh, Blanche, Bill, bers, and a host of special TCOG holds general assembly Margaret, Marie, Ruby, Carol, friends and caregivers. and John; and her daughter, A celebration of her life is Special to the Banner Joann. planned for Tuesday, Aug. 30, She is survived by her chil- 2016, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Business was the focus of the dren: Donnie, Bobby, and Melvin Companion Funeral Home, Crowden, and Lesa Bivens; 16 Thursday session of The Church 2419 Georgetown Rd. in of God General Assembly at grandchildren; and several great- Cleveland with eulogist grandchildren and great-great- Rebecca King officiating. Ridgecrest Conference Center grandchildren. Interment will follow in the near Black Mountain, N.C. The funeral will be held at 8 Lee Cemetery. The Ways and Means p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, at The family will receive friends linda Diane McKinney Committee report was the first Biereley-Hale Funeral Home in in the funeral home parlor on Linda Diane McKinney went business of the day. Madisonville with the Rev. Rob Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, from 1 home to be with her Lord and An outstanding message in Works officiating. until the 2 p.m. service time. Savior Jesus on Saturday Aug. the afternoon session by Dewaye Interment will be at 11 a.m. You are encouraged to share 27, 2016. Smith of Arkansas got every- Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, at a memory of Judy and/or your She was born in Murphy, N.C., one’s attention with the title “Let Lindsey-Moser Cemetery with personal condolences with her and raised by her grandmother, the Rev. Mark Latham officiating. family by visiting her memorial the Dead Bury the Dead.” Linnie Mae Zervas, in Cleveland. The family will receive friends web page and guestbook at A favorite and looked-forward- She was a seamstress who from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. www.companionfunerals.com. to program was the Parade of 30, 2016, at the funeral home. had a love for writing, painting, Nations during the World and drawing. After she was saved, she loved going to church Mission segment directed by and praying for others. It was General Coordinator Robert actually her mission to pray for Hawkins. others and to be a help to her The Spanish delegation pro- family. Later in life she was vided the preliminary music. blessed to be able to travel and Two new countries — Liberia be a great help where she was and Jamaica — were represent- Joseph Hartert needed. She had a wonderful, ed, which brought the number Joseph Hartert, 82, of compassionate, caring soul, and to 53. Georgetown, died this morning, she will be missed dearly by her four children, 12 grandchildren Prior to the general overseer’s Aug. 29, 2016, at his home. annual address, Bishop David Survivors and funeral arrange- and two great-grandchildren. ments will be announced by Fike- She was preceded in death by Risch of Cleveland spoke on the Randolph & Son Funeral Home. her beloved grandmother, Linnie subject titled “Seek to Excel to Contributed photo Mae Zervas; grandfather, Harry the Edifying of the Church.” Janet talley leads congregational singing during the Zervas; mother, Mary Lou He talked about the responsi- Wednesday evening session prior to the Church of Prophecy Marker Kilpatrick, father, John Kilpatrick; bility to the Word of God. He Association program. and a favorite uncle. said, “Christian duties alone will Survivors include her three not save you. It takes perfect General Overseer Oscar part to meet the requirements. A daughters: Janice and Matt Stewart of Old Fort, Teresa and love and devotion to Jesus Pimentel began his address with humble and forgiving attitude Phillip Lawson of Athens and Christ.” thanks for the prayers for him toward one another will go a long ann Moore Brock Mary and Basil Nunley of and his family. He gave the way in keeping it, he asserted. results of the challenge for each He also stressed the church if Ann Moore Brock , 88, a res- John Russell Key Riceville; and one son, Emanuel ident of Cleveland, passed John Russell “J.R.” Key, 85, and Jeannie Burrell of Cleveland; minister to have a new home not a representative body. Under away Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, of Athens, passed away Friday, grandchildren: Taylor and Nathan prayer meeting. He gave an the New Testament order, every in a local health care facility. Aug. 26, 2016, at a local health Marr of Cleveland, Payton, update on the Mount Hittin question or dispute was settled by She was preceded in death care facility. Brenden and Charity Lawson of marker in Israel, referring to an the Word of God. The majority by her husband, John H. Brock; He was born on Jan. 1, 1931, Athens, Abigail Hunter and Cain article and letter by Kevin does not rule – God rules, he said. parents, Obe and Laura Mae in McMinn County to the late Nunley of Riceville, Justin and Werkheiser. E. Roger Ammons directed the Russell Hamilton and Annie Joshua Burrell and Jack Burton Moore; daughter. Lyndia Brock In expounding on the assem- afternoon Evangelism Program Miller; siblings: Edith Rogers. Burke Key. of Cleveland, Chandler, Carley, He had lived in Michigan for and Chloe Stewart of Old Fort;. bly theme “The Quest for His with the theme “Burn Fire Glenn Moore, Barbara Excellencies,” the general over- Burn.” He introduced a McAllister, Jimmy Moore and 40 years and then at retirement, great-grandchildren: Drake and Sammy Moore. returned to Tennessee. He Grace Marr of Cleveland; two seer said, “We have only fundraising plan for evangelism She is survived by her loved singing, often times lead- brothers: Michael Kilpatrick of scratched the surface of God’s and introduced several evangel- daughter, DeeAun Brock ing the singing at church and at Detroit, Mich., John and Karen abundant riches, but no doubt ists who will be available for Leamon (Doug); her son, John the Senior Center. He had an Kilpatrick of Sinclair Shores, there’s more of God that have revivals. “Danny” Brock (Loretta uplifting personality and great Mich.; one sister, Janice Motyka yet to discover and experience. The Friday night service high- Pearson), all of Cleveland; sense of humor. He spent time of Mobile, Ala.; a special uncle, “What will be needed in these lighted the healing message and with his family and friends at the Jack Zervas of Aurora, Ore.; spe- grandchildren: Chuck Miller, last days is to tap into what prayer line for the sick. Moneque Arrowood, Candi McMinn County Senior Center cial cousins: Billie and Paul Dunn and was of the Baptist faith. of Athens; and many extended some have considered the great- The message was given by Smith, T.J. Smith, Jill Miller, est undeveloped resource of this Wayne Anders, North Carolina, Lynette Miller, Whitney Brock In addition to his parents, He family members. Contributed photo and Tracey Armer; 11 great- was preceded in death by his A celebration of her life is DonalDo aCosta, general world – faith.” “With His Stripes, we are daughter, Belinda Key; first planned for Tuesday, Aug. 30, He spoke on unity in his con- healed.” grandchildren; and several field secretary, gives a report nieces and nephews. wife, Wilma Fern Key; sisters: 2016, at 7 p.m. in the chapel of clusion. Nothing, he said, can The assembly was to close A graveside service will be Helen Smith, Evelyn Morrow, Companion Funeral Home, 2419 from Mexico, Central and South prevent the church from having Sunday afternoon with the held on Wednesday, Aug. 31, Elizabeth Myers, Catherine Georgetown Rd. in Cleveland America and Puerto Rico. this unity except a failure on its appointments for the next year. 2016, at 10 a.m. at Fort Hill Hacker; and brothers: Arlie Key, with pastor Rick Mikle and pastor Cemetery with Minister Richard Clifton Key, and Donald Gene Phillip Lawson officiating. Lesniewski. Key. The family will receive friends Wildfire blocking Yellowstone entrance smolders on The family will receive friends He is survived by his loving on Tuesday from 5 until the 7 Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, from 6 wife of 20 years, Amanda Marie p.m. service time in the funeral GRAND TETON NATIONAL Yellowstone’s south entrance, no buildings or people are Porter-Key of Athens; sons: home parlor. to 9 p.m. at Grissom-Serenity PARK, Wyo. (AP) — Firefighters near the resort town of Jackson. threatened. Funeral Home. Johnny Key of Florida, David The interment will be held Key of Michigan, and Tom Key Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, at 11 chopped down trees and Yellowstone also has entrance Linda Burroughs, a visitor Online condolences may be searched for hotspots on steep stations near Cody and in from Russell, Pennsylvania, who sent to www.grissomserenity.com. of Florida; brothers: Billy Key a.m. in the Lee Cemetery with and Charles Key, both of Matt Stewart, Basil Nunley, hillsides Sunday as they battled Montana. is traveling with a group of sen- Athens; four grandchildren; and Nathan Marr, Brenden Lawson, a wildfire that has blocked an Joel Dugger, who is with a ior citizens, said wildfire cut several special nieces, nephew, Payton Lawson, and Shane entrance to Yellowstone National wildfire crew based near short their planned two-day visit and other extended family Cansler serving as pallbearers. Park. Redding, California, said he and to Yellowstone National Park. members and close friends. You are encouraged to share a Wildfire managers said their six other firefighters have been They had to take a four-hour A Celebration of Life and memory of Linda and/or your per- top priority is clearing a highway working for 10 days to corral the detour to get to their Jackson Home Going for John “ J.R.” sonal condolences with her fami- Key will be held at 8 p.m. ly by visiting her memorial web that leads to Yellowstone and Grand Teton fire and keep it con- Lake lodge, south of the Grand Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, from page and guestbook at protecting campgrounds, build- tained. Teton fire. the chapel of Serenity Funeral www.companionfunerals.com. ings and archaeological sites. “That way we won’t have a “We see the smoke off and on,” Home of Etowah with Brother They also are making sure there potential re-burn through these she said, but so far, the fire isn’t Keith Whiting officiating. are no flare-ups or falling trees areas that are green,” he said, threating tourists at the lodge. The family and friends will that could cause injuries or pointing to nearby fir trees on a With the highway blocked, vis- assemble at 11 a.m. on death. mountainside that have so far itors in Grand Teton who want to Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, at Strong winds blew down sev- withstood intense heat and go to Yellowstone have to drive Riceville Cemetery for the com- eral trees Saturday, blocking embers. into Idaho and Montana to the some roadways. Travelers have Surrounded by swirling smoke west entrance. Fire officials said been warned to be cautious on from burning logs that were the road might reopen as early roads around the park that chopped up with chain saws and as Tuesday. remain open. axes, Dugger said there have Grand Teton and Yellowstone LOTTERY NUMBERS The fire that began last month been long days on the fire lines, national parks and Bridger in neighboring Grand Teton and firefighters sleep in tents at Teton National Forest all have (AP) - These state lotteries All or Nothing Evening: 02- National Park is blocking night. area closures in effect, but both were drawn Sunday: 04-07-08-09-11-15-16-18-21- “We survive in the backcoun- national parks are open to visi- Tennessee 23-24 try. We’re self-sufficient a week tors. Cash 3 Evening: 6-9-7, All or Nothing Mornin: g03- at a time,” he said. Officials in Yellowstone Lucky Sum: 22 05-06-11-12-13-14-17-19-20- IT’SASPECIAL Wildfire managers are letting National Park said Sunday a 49- Cash 4 Evening: 0-5-6-8, 22-23 the fire continue to burn on square-mile fire that started Lucky Sum: 19 All or Nothing Night: 02-04- DAY FOR ... Jackson Lake’s west side, where Aug. 8 has not crossed the West Mega Million 08-10-11-12-13-15-16-19-21- Entrance road, which remains Judith Virginia Gordon Estimated jackpot: $84 mil- 23 open. They said if the fire flares Judith Virginia Gordon, 80, a lion Cash 3 Evening: 6-4-7 Tom Cate, Jerry Burnett, Dixie CHURCH up or smoke gets too dense, visi- resident of Cleveland, passed Powerball Cash 3 Midday: 5-5-4 Perry, Damon Floyd, Jeff Witt, tors in vehicles might have to be away on Saturday, Aug. 27, Estimated jackpot: $154 mil- Cash 4 Evening: 5-2-3-4 Connie Lawson, Precious Crowe, escorted through the area. 2016, at her home. lion Cash 4 Midday: 4-2-8-3 Clyde D. Kaylor, Rob Malone and ACTIVITIES Fire crews have begun working She was born on Feb. 28, on a fuel break on the park’s 1936, in Bay City, Mich., the Georgia Fantasy 5: 01-03-04-38-40 Desiree Blair, who are celebrating 5 Card Cash: QC-KC-AC-6C- Estimated jackpot: $566,000 birthdays today ... Caleb Carter, Tommy Sands will be the western boundary to help reduce daughter of the late Ira Lisk and the risk of wildfire for the com- Elaine Evans. 3S Georgia FIVE Evening: 6-0-0- who is celebrating his 24th birth- speaker for the His Hands She was a graduate of Handy All or Nothing Day: 02-05- 9-2 day today ... Lee and Batti Extended Devotional at Garden munity of West Yellowstone, High School in Bay City and 06-07-08-09-10-13-14-16-19- Georgia FIVE Midday: 5-4-3- Gladson, who are celebrating Plaza, 3500 Keith St., Tuesday at Montana, which is about 4 miles went on to graduate from the 20 9-9 their 29th anniversary today. 7 a.m. from the fire.

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016— 3 A $400 million cash payment to Iran has little precedent WASHINGTON (AP) — A $400 used because the U.S. and Iran with the debt subject to a fixed million cash delivery to Iran to don’t have a banking relation- rate of 6 percent annual inter- repay a decades-old arbitration ship after years of U.S. sanc- est. President Ulysses S. Grant claim may be unprecedented in tions on Iran, making a check would later declare it “con- recent U.S. history, according or wire transfer impossible. science money.” SEE BAD to legal experts and diplomatic The $400 million was the “Ambiguity is often needed in historians, raising further principal owed by the U.S. on a diplomacy in order to achieve WEATHER? questions about a payment 1970s Iranian account for buy- agreement,” Henrikson said. timed to help free four ing U.S. military equipment. “What is important, in my view, CALL US American prisoners in Iran. After Iran’s 1979 overthrow of is that both sides to a negotia- 472-5041 The money was sent to Iran the U.S.-backed shah and the tion clearly understand, even if on Jan. 17, the same day U.S. Embassy hostage crisis in only tacitly, what is being Tehran agreed to release the Tehran, the weapons were agreed upon when ambiguity is prisoners. The Obama adminis- never delivered. Iran has want- used. This is not all that subtle, MullinaxLincolnOnline.com tration claimed for months the ed the money back plus inter- actually. It is life.” (423) 476-6501 events were separate, but est ever since. Seven months The administration has been 550 1st Street NW recently acknowledged the cash ago, the two sides put the mat- ambiguous from the start about was used as leverage until the ter to rest with a $1.7 billion its settlement seven months Americans were allowed to settlement. ago. Reports by the Wall Street leave Iran. Only then, did the Alan Henrikson, diplomatic Journal have led to recent U.S. allow a plane with euros, history professor at the acknowledgements about the Swiss francs and other foreign Fletcher School of Law and $400 million delivered in stacks currency loaded on pallets to Diplomacy, Tufts University, of cash and the connection to take off in the other direction found a precedent by reaching the American prisoners. But AP file photo W O O P F M : for Tehran. back to the 1848 Treaty of officials still won’t say how Iran PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA speaks about the release of •Cleveland’s only station “There’s actually not any- Guadelupe Hidalgo that ended received the $1.3 billion in Americans by Iran, in the Cabinet Room of the White House on Jan. with an app for your thing particularly unusual the Mexican-American War. interest. 17 in Washington. A $400 million cash delivery to Iran to repay a iPhone and iPad. about the mechanism for this The accord called for the It was done “in a fairly above- decades-old arbitration claim may be unprecedented in recent U.S. transaction,” White House United States to pay Mexico board way,” a senior adminis- history, according to legal experts and diplomatic historians, raising •We don’t have many press secretary Josh Earnest $15 million, an amount worth tration official intimately watts, but we‘ve got lots said this week of the initial about $482 million in today’s involved in the Iran negotia- further questions about a payment timed to help free four American prisoners in Iran. of sense! cash payment. money, he said. The payment tions said in a conference call Visit WOOPFM.com to download But diplomatic historians was determined “in considera- last week, saying only that the the app today! and lawyers with expertise in tion of the extension acquired interest payments involved an 1988 downing of an Iran Air a dispute with Pakistan after international arbitration strug- by the boundaries of the United unidentified, foreign central passenger plane that killed 290 halting the delivery of an F-16 gled to find any similar exam- States,” vague diplomatic word- bank. The official wasn’t people. aircraft purchase. The compen- ples. ing designed to compensate authorized to be quoted by The arrangement totaled sation was described as $325 Asked to recall a similar pay- Mexico for a massive loss of ter- name and demanded anonymi- $131.8 million but there was no million in cash and $140 mil- ment of the U.S. using cash or ritory that included all of ty. The State Department said cash delivery. Instead, $61 mil- lion in surplus agricultural Stay up to date with hard money to settle an inter- California and parts of seven Wednesday the payments were lion was deposited in a Swiss commodities, mainly wheat and national dispute, the office of other states. At the same time, made Jan. 19, two days after bank account that was jointly soy, but the precise mechanics FRO & MATADOR the State Department historian the Americans avoided any the cash delivery. held by the New York Federal of the payment were never couldn’t provide an example. acceptance of national guilt. Other settlements with Iran Reserve and the Iranian Central spelled out. The acknowledgement that The treaty stipulated that the and other foreign claimants in Bank. The money was reserved “There were no sanctions the prisoners and the payment U.S. immediately pay $3 million recent decades bore some simi- for the families of those killed, regarding dollars or banks in Happy First were linked, and the unusual — or nearly $100 million in larities to this latest transac- not the Iranian government. Pakistan, so it may have been Birthday In Heaven cash delivery, have fueled 2016 dollars — in Mexico City tion. But none seemed to The remainder of the settle- that the ‘cash payment’ was a Republican claims that a “ran- in the form of Mexico’s gold or involve planeloads of cash. ment was mainly used to cover bank transfer,” said Marcia som” was paid. At a news con- silver coin. The remainder had In 1996, President Bill Iranian debts to U.S. claimants Wiss, an international lawyer ference this month, President to be paid the same way in $3 Clinton reached a settlement in separate arbitration cases. with a private practice in Barack Obama said cash was million installments each year, with Iran over the U.S. Navy’s And in 1998, the U.S. settled Washington. Clinton could face mounting problem with health overhaul WASHINGTON (AP) — With market in her state is “very Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, adopting states got under the Grace M. McCleary the hourglass running out for near collapse.” Premiums for advocated “Medicare for all” health law. GOP governors 8-29-1936 ~ 8-29-2016 his administration, President the biggest insurer are expect- and that pushed Clinton to a would demand more flexibility Even though you are not with us G O L D & to celebrate your birthday, we Barack Obama’s health care ed to increase by an average of fuller embrace of government- with program rules. D I A M O N D S know you are having a wonderful law is struggling in many parts 62 percent. Two competitors run insurance. But Democrats “I’m just hoping that reality birthday in Heaven. of the country. Double-digit will post average increases of could not get a public option begins to sink in when she is TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR We love and miss you so premium increases and exits 46 percent and 44 percent. through Congress even when inaugurated,” Sebelius said. “If much, Husband-Sherman, GOLD & OTHER ITEMS Children-Karen, Tammy, by big-name insurers have But because the spigot of they had undisputed control. the law is not going to go away, Howard & Preston and caused some to wonder federal subsidies remains wide Whichever party wins the then let’s make it work.” 5301 BRAINERD ROAD Grandchildren. whether “Obamacare” will go open, an implosion of health Senate in November, the bal- —- down as a failed experiment. insurance markets around the ance is expected to be close Online: (423) 499-9162 If Democrat Hillary Clinton country seems unlikely. More and Republicans are favored to Health law: wins the White House, expect than 8 out of 10 retain control of the House. http://www.hhs.gov/health- her to mount a rescue effort. HealthCare.gov customers get While a new national insur- care/about-the-law/read-the- But how much Clinton could subsidies covering about 70 ance program seems a long law/ JOHN SCOTT do depends on finding willing percent of their total premi- shot, Obama’s law allows Refrigerator, Icemaker & Freezer Repair partners in Congress and ums. Instead, the damage is states to experiment. “I think SINCE among Republican governors, a likely to be gradual. Rising pre- the public option is more likely 1967 real political challenge. miums deter healthy people to be tested at a state level,” 240-8951 “There are turbulent waters,” from signing up, leaving an Sebelius said. SAVE said Kathleen Sebelius, insurance pool that’s more —- Obama’s first secretary of expensive to cover each suc- SWEETENING SUBSIDIES Health and Human Services. ceeding year. Clinton has proposed more YOUR OLD “But do I see this as a death “My real concern is 2018,” generous subsidies and tax knell? No.” said Caroline Pearson, a senior credits for health care, which NEWSPAPERS Next year’s health insurance vice president with Avalere. “If might also entice more people sign-up season starts a week there is no improvement in to sign up. But she’d have a before the Nov. 8 election, and enrollment, we could see big tough time selling Republicans. FOR the previews have been brutal. sections of the country without It may be doable in the bar- Premiums are expected to go any plans participating.” gaining around budget and tax up sharply in many insurance If Republican Donald Trump bills, but Democrats would be RECYCLING marketplaces, which offer sub- wins the White House, he’d pressed to give up some of the sidized private coverage to peo- start dismantling the health law’s requirements, ple lacking access to job-based Affordable Care Act. But including a premiums formula Cleveland plans. Clinton would come with a long that tends to favor older people At the same time, retrench- list of proposed fixes, from over young adults. Daily Banner ment by insurers that have lost rearranging benefits to intro- —- hundreds of millions of dollars ducing a government-spon- INCREMENTAL CHANGES means that more areas will sored “public option” as an Whether it’s fixing a “family become one-insurer markets, alternative to private insurers. glitch” that can prevent losing the benefits of competi- Not all her ideas would require dependents from getting subsi- tion. The consulting firm congressional action. dized coverage, requiring Avalere Health projects that “She is going to find it impor- insurers to cover more routine JOIN US seven states will have only a tant to continue to expand services outside the annual single insurer in each of their health care,” said Joel Ario, a deductible, or reworking the for an exclusive marketplace regions next year. former Obama administration premium stabilization program Administration officials say official who’s now with the con- for insurers, incremental insurers set prices too low in a sulting firm Mannatt Health. changes seem to offer a presi- bid to gain market share, and People in the Clinton camp dent Clinton her easiest path. DAY OF the correction is leading to say she recognizes that as —- sticker shock. Insurers blame president she’d have to get MEDICAID EXPANSION the problems on sicker-than- Obama’s law working better, Expect a Clinton White SAVINGS expected customers, disap- and is taking nothing off the House to tirelessly court the 19 pointing enrollment and a pre- table. states that have yet to expand for the most valued mium stabilization system that A look at some major ideas Medicaid for low-income peo- failed to work as advertised. and their prospects: ple. She’d ask Congress to pro- members of our They also say some people are PUBLIC OPTION vide the same three full years community gaming the system, taking Clinton’s primary rival, of federal financing that early- advantage of guaranteed cover- age to get medical care only Seniors • Teachers when they are sick. Family Veterans & Active Military Not all state markets are in trouble. 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Her closest advisers point speech at the Republican out that she often had a more National Convention, Donald hawkish approach to interna- Trump made six references to tional relations than many in the conflict in Syria, pointing to her party, including Obama, the war-ravaged nation as a but delving into such a complex source of much of the world’s situation on the campaign trail turmoil, particularly immigra- risks putting off voters who are tion and extremism. more concerned with the situa- A week later at the tion at home. Democratic convention, Hillary “There is a benefit to the Clinton made not one reference Syria debate not getting too to Syria. political at this stage,” said Ilan The conflict in Syria remains Goldenberg, a Clinton adviser a major conundrum for both who is senior fellow and direc- President Barack Obama and tor of the Middle East Security Clinton, his former secretary of Program at the Center for a New state. With a firm reluctance to American Security. “There will enter another U.S. war in the be a rigorous process of us eval- Middle East, the United States uating all our options. It’s much has focused its military efforts more deep than what you get on on fighting the Islamic State the campaign trail but my group in northern Syria and in instinct is she’ll lean further Iraq while pursuing so-far failed forward.” diplomatic efforts to end the While Clinton has been one of AP photos civil war. the most pro-intervention can- REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Now entering its sixth year, didates to run for the presiden- Donald Trump, left photo, speaks at Trump Tower in New York. In his speech at the the Syria conflict has killed cy in 2016, she has not con- Republican National Convention, Trump made seven references to the conflict in Syria, pointing to the war-ravaged nation as a source of more than a quarter million doned the forceful removal of much of the world’s turmoil, particularly immigration and extremism. A week later at the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton, right photo, people, displaced some 11 mil- Syrian President Bashar Assad made not one reference to Syria. That could be because the conflict in Syria remains a major conundrum for both President Barack Obama lion, and has turned the once- from power, calling instead for a and Clinton, his former secretary of state. cosmopolitan, secular country peaceful handover. In a into a hive of factions with dan- December debate, she said she that, “as commander-in-chief, Clinton has been forced to State John Kerry have also sup- n’t think Assad is the biggest gerously competing interests. supports the establishment of a you have to be constantly eval- answer inquiries over the secu- ported a military partnership problem in Syria, and has “Of the two or three biggest no-fly zone “to create those safe uating the decisions you have rity failures leading to that with Russia to limit a U.S. called for the establishment of legacy problems for the Obama refuges within Syria.” The aim to make.” attack. expansionary role in Syria for safe zones inside Syria for administration, in terms of for- would be “to try to protect peo- The type of intervention that Clinton “was very sobered by years to come. refugees so they don’t have to eign policy, Syria will figure ple on the ground both from many had envisioned — target- the Libya experience,” Ford Trump does not often flee the country. prominently on that list,” said Assad’s forces, who are contin- ing key installments belonging said. “She absolutely under- address the Syria conflict, but Outside observers caution Robert Ford, U.S. ambassador uing to drop barrel bombs, and to Assad’s government after it stood, back in 2012, the need he’s repeatedly blamed the against expecting too much in to Syria during the uprising and from ISIS,” she said, using an was found to be using chemical for a more muscular approach Obama administration for the Clinton’s ability to turn this now a senior fellow at the acronym for the Islamic State weapons in 2013 — never came (in Syria). I never ever heard her rise of the Islamic State group, conflict around, saying that any Middle East Institute. There is group. to fruition. Appetite for inter- say we need to send in the U.S. which in 2014 took over a third future action is too little, too an element within the “And of course, it has to be vention of any kind was espe- military,” he added. “But she of Syria and Iraq, though much late. Democratic Party, Ford adds, de-conflicted with the Russians, cially low after the vastly thought there were people on of that territory has since been Joe Macaron, a policy analyst that “would go as far as to say who are also flying in that unpopular U.S.-led invasion of the ground who we could help.” re-claimed. This month, he at Arab Center Washington DC, the United States helped to space,” she added. Iraq, and Washington was still When it came time for action accused Obama of being the warns that “the Syrian opposi- cause that problem.” But Clinton dodged a ques- reeling from the 2012 attack on in Syria, Obama opted to help “founder of ISIS,” adding, “I tion’s bet on a Hillary presiden- Clinton has tap-danced tion about whether failure to the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, moderate rebel forces and, a would say the co-founder cy might be a rerun of weighing around the issue, particularly take more assertive action in Libya, that killed four year later, launched airstrikes would be crooked Hillary its options in 2011 and 2012 on since her views may not be in Syria damaged American credi- Americans, including to target the Islamic State Clinton.” the expectation of a U.S. inter- line with that of her former bility, saying at a later debate Ambassador Chris Stevens. group. Obama and Secretary of Trump has said that he does- vention under Obama.” Drones meet drought in skies of storied California farmland LOS BANOS, Calif. (AP) — A think it’s really the only way of his pickup studying live drone whirred to life in a cloud we’re going to stay in business.” images transmitted to the screen of dust, then shot hundreds of On his 2,400-acre tomato crop of his tablet as a drone buzzed feet skyward for a bird’s-eye alone, Michael estimates that 300 feet overhead. view of a vast tomato field in this year his leak-detecting Rows of mature tomato plants California’s Central Valley, the drones could save enough water appeared on the screen in glow- nation’s most productive farm- to sustain more than 550 fami- ing burnt orange, indicating ing region. lies of four for a year. warmer, drier areas, while dark Equipped with a state-of-the- California endured the driest patches of purple showed the art thermal camera, the drone four-year period on record cool moist soil hidden below the crisscrossed the field, scanning before a relatively wet and plants. it for cool, soggy patches where a snowy winter this year over- After taking the images back gopher may have chewed flowed some reservoirs in the to his office to analyze them, he through the buried drip irriga- northern part of the state. decided there were no leaks to tion line and caused a leak. Southern California, however, repair, but the soil needed to be In the drought-prone West, remains dry, and the statewide enriched in places to help the where every drop of water drought has not ended. field grow evenly. counts, California farmers are in Beyond California, drones are On Monday, the Federal a constant search for ways to becoming fixtures on farms in Aviation Administration was efficiently use the increasingly places such as Canada, scheduled to ease the rules so AP photo scarce resource. And Cannon Australia, South Africa and that operators of commercial DANNY ROYER, vice president of technology at Bowles Farming Co., prepares to pilot a drone over Michael is putting drone tech- Latin America as they become drones that weigh less than 55 a tomato field near Los Banos, Calif. The farm hired Royer this year to oversee drones equipped with a nology to work on his fields at more affordable and easier to pounds will no longer need to go state-of-the-art thermal camera. The drone can scan from a bird's-eye view for cool, soggy patches Bowles Farming Co. near Los use, said Ian Smith of through the long, expensive where a gopher may have chewed through the buried drip irrigation line and caused a leak of water, a Banos, 120 miles southeast of DroneDeploy, a San Francisco- process of earning an airplane San Francisco. based industry leader in drone pilot’s license. precious resource in drought-stricken California. On the farm's 2,400-acre tomato crop alone, this year About 2,100 companies and software development. Instead, they will have to take drones could detect enough leaks to save water needed to sustain more than 550 families of four for a individuals have federal permis- A farmer can order a commer- a written test — but not an actu- year. sion to fly drones for farming, cial-grade drone online for al flying test at the controls of a according to the drone indus- $2,000 and receive it in the mail plane — and will be issued a try’s Association for Unmanned days later, he said. Its video drone license for $150. Vehicle Systems International. camera is then paired up with a The rule change and emerging Kerry urges Bangladesh to step up Federal regulators planned to smartphone or computer tablet technology could make drones relax the rules Monday on com- that is used to control the drone. more attractive tools for farmers, mercial drones, a move that “Hook it up to a smartphone. said Brandon Stark, director of efforts against terrorism, violence could spur even greater use of Boom. Take off and you’re in the University of California’s such aircraft on farms. business,” Smith said. Center of Excellence for DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — “was an outrage clearly rights and safety of its workers, Michael is descended from Many farmers, however, have Unmanned Aircraft Systems U.S. Secretary of State John designed to divide Bangladesh, particularly those in the gar- Henry Miller, a renowned cattle yet to grasp the full potential Safety, based at the Merced Kerry called Monday for designed to try to cut off this ment industry that earns the rancher, farmer and Western beyond capturing video images campus. Bangladesh to step up efforts to welcoming society from the out- country more than $20 billion a landowner who helped trans- of crops or using infrared cam- However, he said that until fight extremist violence and pro- side world,” Kerry said. year from exports, mainly to the form semi-arid Central eras to spot color variations in federal regulators clarify parts of tect and promote human rights “These heinous acts of vio- United States and Europe and California into fertile farmland the plants that can signal a the new rules, commercial amid increasing concern about lence - and too many others employs about 4 million work- 150 years ago by building irriga- problem. drones must continue to fly terrorism in the South Asian worldwide - are a stark, painful ers, mostly women, in 4,000 fac- tion canals, some still flowing Few have used technology and below 400 feet, limiting their use nation in the wake of a series of reminder that those who aid ter- tories. today. invested in it to the degree on very large fields. militant attacks. rorist groups or perpetrate these “Bangladesh cannot truly Six generations later, Michael Michael has. This year he began Stark is seeking what he calls Kerry, on his first trip to acts have no respect for national meet the aspirations of its peo- farms a 17-square-mile portion using the thermal camera, the Holy Grail of drone use in Bangladesh as America’s top boundaries, no concern for the ple and share prosperity if its of that same land, growing mel- which can cost up to $10,000 agriculture — enabling them to diplomat, met in Dhaka on rights of others, no regard for workers are not safe and their ons, carrots, onions, cotton and and can show moisture varia- directly diagnose what ails a Monday with Prime Minister the rule of law,” he said. Kerry rights are not ensured,” he said, almonds, while carrying on in tions in soil. He also created a tree, whether it’s deficiencies in Sheikh Hasina and Foreign said a longstanding counterter- referring to the 2013 collapse of the same pioneering spirit as new management position at his water or nutrients, or a pest — Minister Abdul Hassam rorism dialogue has intensified a building that housed five gar- Miller. company dedicated to oversee- without having to send a person Mahmood Ali , opposition offi- in recent months and work with ment factories and killed more “I’ve always been a big fan of ing drones. into the field. cials and students. Bangladesh the Bangladeshi police and mili- than 1,100 people in the coun- technology,” said Michael, 44, Recently, Danny Royer, the “We’re just getting started,” is struggling to deal with the tary will continue with an eye try’s worst industrial disaster. mindful of how climate change is new vice president of technology Stark said. “The research is real- rash of attacks, the most recent toward further cooperation. After his brief stop in making water more precious. “I at Bowles, stood at the tailgate ly still in its infancy.” of which killed 20 people, On Saturday, police said they Bangladesh, Kerry travels to including 17 foreigners, at a had killed three suspected mili- India later Monday for the sev- popular restaurant last month tants, including an alleged mas- enth meeting of the U.S.-India in Dhaka, the capital. termind of the cafe attack. But strategic dialogue, which seeks Presidential nominee Trump plans major ad buy The Islamic State group has many of the perpetrators of a to improve security and well as WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald June, Clinton has spent more battleground state polls all mov- claimed responsibility for the string of attacks over the past economic and development ties Trump’s campaign is planning its than $77 million on television ing in the right direction.” attack, but Bangladeshi author- two years that have killed athe- between the nations. biggest ad buy to date — upward and radio advertising, largely tar- “With Hillary Clinton off the ities maintain that IS has no ist bloggers, foreign aid workers This year’s discussions are of $10 million on commercials geting voters in battleground campaign trail yet again this presence in the country and and religious minorities remain taking place as tensions rise in airing over the next week or so. states, according to Kantar week and continuing to take that a local banned group, at large. the disputed region of Kashmir, The campaign is expects the Media’s political ad tracker. many communities’ votes for Jumatul Mujahedeen Kerry urged the government scene of some of the largest ads to air as soon as Monday in Trump finally hit the airwaves granted, we see this as the right Bangladesh, or JMB, was of Bangladesh to resist the protests against Indian rule in nine swing states: Ohio, earlier this month with an ad time to show voters the benefits behind it. Some have accused temptation to shut down public recent years. Since early July, Pennsylvania, North Carolina focused on immigration, and so of an American economy under Bangladesh of turning a blind debate or stifle opposition at least 67 civilians have been and Florida, where the campaign far has only spent about $5 mil- the leadership of Mr. Trump,” he eye to the possibility of out- groups as a way to combat the killed and thousands injured, has already been on the air, lion. added. siders radicalizing elements of threat. mostly by government forces fir- along with New Hampshire, The new investment comes Clinton will be spending much the Muslim-majority nation. “Democracy,” he said, “still ing bullets and shotguns at Virginia, Iowa, Colorado and amid signs that Trump’s lagging of the week in private fundraisers Kerry rejected that criticism, provides the most resilient and rock-throwing protesters. Two Nevada. 2012 Republican nomi- poll numbers may be improving in the Hamptons, the wealthy saying he does not believe that reliable platform we have for policemen have been killed and nee Mitt Romney lost eight of against Clinton’s following a enclaves of eastern Long Island, “the government of a preventing and responding to hundreds of government forces those nine states. campaign reboot. New York. Bangladesh has its head in the violent extremism ... to defeat have been injured in the clash- Trump, the Republican presi- Trump senior communications Trump is also expected to sand.” terrorists, we must uphold, not es. On Monday, Indian authori- dential nominee, has so far been adviser Jason Miller said in a unveil on Monday his second ad But, he spoke pointedly of the betray, the democratic princi- ties lifted a curfew in most parts badly outspent by his Democratic statement that the billionaire of the general election. It will transnational threat posed by ples we cherish and they abhor.” of Indian-controlled Kashmir as rival, Hillary Clinton, and groups businessman’s “positive message focus on his economic message, terrorism. The July 1 attack on Kerry also spoke of the need part of a 52-day security lock- supporting her. Since clinching of economic opportunity is work- contrasting his approach with Dhaka’s Holey Artisan Bakery for authorities to protect the down but tensions persist. her party’s nomination in early ing and we see the national and Clinton’s. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016— 5

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2016 Happy Birthday: Refuse to be con- inner circle and explore what and who CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS sumed with complications you cannot can help you reach your life goals. A DAY: Andy Roddick, 34; Lisa Ling, 43; change. Go with the flow and focus on change in direction or how you handle Cameron Diaz, 44; Michael Chiklis, 53. what is possible. Reach beyond your legal, medical or financial matters will give you the insight required to be suc- cessful. Your numbers are 5, 13, 24, 28, 37, 43, 49. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Responding responsibly and taking con- Contract Bridge trol of situations as they arise will help by Steve Becker you resolve issues swiftly and counter any criticism from peers. Be cautious Hagar the Horrible when dealing with institutions. Protect your possessions and your reputation. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Reopen doors that have been closed for some time. Reuniting with old friends and col- leagues will help you gain perspective on a situation you face. Your insights will help you recognize incorrect information and financial loss. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Bring about positive changes that will encour- age you to better organize your time. Picking up information and mastering something you enjoy doing will open up new options. A physical improvement Dilbert will boost your confidence and your pop- ularity. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Handle your own affairs to ensure the safety of your cash, belongings and reputation. Don't let criticism stop you from doing things your way. You'll gain respect and recognition for your intelligence and insight. It's OK to show off. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The feeling and passion you put into the projects you take on today will make a huge dif- ference to the outcome. Speak from the heart and participate in bringing about positive change. Donate your time and Garfield skills, not your cash. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Put in time organizing and taking care of domestic matters. Fixing something that will make your life more convenient will also help you avoid criticism. Don't over- react or indulge in senseless arguments that will lead to a stalemate. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Favors will be granted and changes can be put into place. The more progressive and per- sistent you are, the better. Don't give in to someone who pressures you unless you are happy with what you are getting Beetle Bailey in return. Put your own needs first. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be aware of emotional matters that can cloud your vision or cause a problem with one of your peers. Patience and understanding will help you avoid such problems if you express compassion for others. Look for new ways to make progress. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Sharing personal information will not work in your favor. Misinterpretation could result, leaving you in a no-win sit- uation. Listen, observe and be secretive to maintain your status quo. Work on self-improvement and personal growth. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): An By Conrad Day unexpected deal will come out of nowhere. Check your sources carefully and read the fine print. Don't feel the need to make a snap judgment. An idea will result from the encounter and evolve into an exciting new project. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Bring about the changes that will make you happy. An emotional partnership will flourish if you work together to build greater comfort and convenience at home. Do the grunt work and reap the rewards. Love is on the rise. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Live and learn. The response you receive from your peers will encourage you to follow the path that you find most inter- esting. A relationship will face changes that will determine its purpose and longevity. Birthday Baby: You are practical, confident and intellectual. You are pro- ductive and reactionary. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016— 7

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Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WTVC2) 9 p.m. on (DISC) 9 p.m. on (TNT) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) 10 p.m. on (TNT) So You Think You Can Dance Fast N’ Loud Rizzoli & Isles Running Wild With Bear Grylls Major Crimes This celebration of footloose young hopefuls Although the new season doesn’t officially The stakes feel somewhat higher for Jane NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal and his host, Sharon (Mary McDonnell) and her squad who just “gotta dance” celebrates its mile- get under way until next Monday, when a and Maura (Angie Harmon, Sasha Alexan- Bear Grylls, are lifted from a freight train unexpectedly uncovers a large criminal op- stone 250th episode with the new two-hour special episode leads into the much-hyped der) as they team up to solve two murders via helicopter and whisked away to a dense eration while they’re investigating a murder presentation “The Next Generation: Top 5 miniseries “Harley and the Davidsons,” to- — one past, one current — that carry some forest in the remote Adirondacks in this in the new episode “Dead Zone.” Mean- Perform and Elimination.” After the five best night’s preamble, if you will, is a one-hour intense personal connections for Korsak new episode. There they must contend with while, Buzz (Phillip P Keene) encounters finalists perform for judges Nigel Lythgoe, special that finds Richard Rawlings and (Bruce McGill) in the new episode “Yester- blood-sucking leeches and a sheer 200-foot someone who may well have been present Paula Abdul, Jason Derulo and Maddie Aaron Kaufman taking a break at the beach day, Today, Tomorrow.” Elsewhere, Maura rock face while trying to reach their extrac- at the murder of his father. G.W. Bailey, Ziegler, the names of the triumphant quartet and then entertaining questions and com- is stunned by some upsetting feedback she tion point. Along the way, O’Neal shares Tony Denison and Michael Paul Chan also who have made it one step closer to victory ments submitted by fans. They also reflect gets concerning her novel, while Jane re- some favorite stories from his fabled career, star. will be announced. Cat Deeley is host. on some of their favorite past builds, as ceives an unexpected visitor who may hold and talks about what drives his desire to well as one that was such an epic fail that it the promise of romance. Lorraine Bracco help others. never made it on the air. also stars.

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8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com False report of gunman at L.A. airport causes panic LOS ANGELES (AP) — Reports through security. who travels almost constantly. of a gunman opening fire that When the incident began, “I’ve never seen passengers, turned out to be false caused scores of people could be seen on just normal people, on the tar- panicked evacuations at Los social media and on TV news mac anywhere in the United Angeles International Airport on running from the terminal out States,” McDonald told KCAL- Sunday night, while flights to on to the sidewalks and streets TV. and from the airport saw major as police with rifles out stormed Douglas Lee, who was travel- delays. terminals. Many other evacuees ing home to Albuquerque with A search through terminals were standing on the airport tar- his wife and son, said the great- brought no evidence of a gun- mac, and abandoned bags lit- est danger was being trampled. man or shots fired, Los Angeles tered some sidewalks. “You can imagine hundreds of police spokesman Andy Neiman “We were on the jetway and adults trying to go through an said. The reports were spurred someone starts pushing behind exit door,” he explained. At one by loud noises only, and police us,” Jon Landis, a sales repre- point, he said he picked up his were still investigating to find sentative from Boston who was young son left their luggage. the source of them, Neiman said. boarding a flight home, told The Corey Rosenbusch was relax- Airport officials said that a Associated Press. “One man was ing inside a terminal club on a person wearing a Zorro costume frantic saying there was a shoot- layover flight from his home in was detained during the inci- er.” Washington, D.C., to Sydney, dent, but it wasn’t yet clear Police officers, including one Australia, when the lights went whether the person had any con- with a shotgun, eventually led off and the staff told everyone to AP photo nection to the evacuation. passengers out of the terminal, shelter in place. A POLICE OFFICER DIRECTS a passenger at Terminal 7 in Los Angeles International Airport, The incident stirred chaos as through a security gate, and into “People immediately started Sunday. Reports of a gunman opening fire that turned out to be false caused panicked evacuations at hundreds of people rushed from a parking lot — where several looking at social media, where terminals on to sidewalks or the hundred waited for the terminal they saw reports that there was Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday night, while flights to and from the airport saw major delays. tarmac. And it left a mess with to reopen. Ninety minutes after an active shooter,” Rosenbusch Passengers who fled had to be rescreened through security. A search through terminals brought no evi- three terminals shut down, the scare, Landis said he was told the AP. dence of a gunman or shots fired, Los Angeles police spokesman Andy Neiman said. roads closed and flights held in still waiting for word on his He said several officers, the air and on the ground. flight. including some with assault boisterous celebration of the reaction turning into a panic as 2013, when a man opened fire in All terminals and roads into Passenger Scott McDonald rifles, led the group out of the Olympics on Aug. 14 led to nois- crowds ran to evacuate. the terminal, killing a security the airport had been reopened said he was getting off a plane in area. es that were misinterpreted as The Los Angeles airport had agent and wounding three other by 11 p.m. PDT, about two hours the middle of the incident and The incident came just days gunfire, with the ensuing chain an actual shooting in November people. after the initial reports, officials was told by the crew to get back after another false alarm led to a said. But massive backup faced on. He said looking out the win- panicked evacuation of Kennedy travelers in their cars and in dow he could see many evacuees Airport in New York. security lines. Passengers who gathered out on the tarmac, a In that incident, police were fled had to be rescreened strange sight even for someone investigating whether an overly Trump plans detailed immigration talk WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Immigration issues dominat-might be “softening” on the Trump says he’ll deliver a ed the Sunday talk shows as deportation force and that he detailed speech Wednesday on Trump’s surrogates, led by run- might be open to allowing at his proposal to crack down on ning mate Mike Pence, dis- least some immigrants in the illegal immigration on cussed his approach. But none country illegally to stay, as long Wednesday — but it’s anyone’s could address whether Trump as they pay taxes. guess what he will say. still favored a deportation force. But by Thursday, he was rul- The announcement came late They said Trump’s immigra-ing out any kind of legal status Sunday in a tweet by the tion policy will be humane, and — “unless they leave the coun- Republican presidential nomi- insisted he has not been waver-try and come back,” he told nee after days of wavering — ing on the issue. Any discussion CNN. and at least one canceled of inconsistencies, they sug- Trump has focused lately on speech — on a question central gested, reflected media focus on deporting people who are in the to his campaign: Whether he the wrong issue. U.S. illegally and who have would, as he said in November, Trump’s tweet Sunday sug- committed crimes. But whom use a “deportation force” to gested he was poised to clear up Trump considers a criminal eject the estimated 11 million questions about his immigra-remains unclear. people in the U.S. illegally. tion stance. The speech has been resched- Trailing Democrat Hillary Trump’s campaign also uled at least once. Trump’s Clinton in many key states 10 announced on Sunday a $10 campaign had scheduled it for weeks before the election, million-plus buy for ads to air last Thursday, then canceled it. Trump is trying to win over in nine competitive states start- The campaign also blamed staff moderate Republicans, some of ing Monday. And late Sunday,error for reports that it had whom have been turned off by America’s only African- been scheduled for August 31 in his rhetoric on immigration and American owned and operated Phoenix. other issues. But any signifi- national Christian television But it’s not clear what he’ll cant shift could disappoint his network announced that its say, apparently even to his top core supporters.president and CEO, Bishop supporters. Trump’s immigration speechWayne T. Jackson, would inter- Asked whether the “deporta- in Arizona will come after he view the Republican nomineetion force” proposal Trump laid and Clinton spent last week Saturday in Detroit. out in November is still in place, trading accusations on racial It’s been a long and some- Pence replied: “Well, what you issues. Trump called Clinton “a times puzzling journey to this heard him describe there, in his bigot “ Clinton accused point for Trump, who defeated usual plainspoken, American Trump of allowing hate groups 16 Republican opponents while way, was a mechanism, not a to take over the Republican promising to be the toughest on policy.”    Party.illegal immigration. Trump evenAdded Trump’s campaign Clinton is starting this week questioned whether those born manager, Kellyanne Conway: by announcing her proposals in the United States to people “The softening is more approach 
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Falcons rookie safety Top SEC QB chasers are Neal to undergo minor back for more (AP) — Southeastern Conference quarterbacks take surgery on right knee plenty of heat off the field, and this year will probably take even ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta son, Quinn said, the team won’t more on it. Falcons rookie strong safety have to sign another safety but The league is loaded with star Keanu Neal, the team’s first- still will look at available players. pass rushers, some of them high- round pick and a projected He said the team “right now” ly rated NFL prospects, even if the starter, will miss the beginning of won’t consider re-signing former SEC is short on established the season with a knee injury. starter William Moore, who was passers. Neal will have arthroscopic released after last season. The SEC’s top 10 pass sack surgery on his right knee on Other safeties on the roster leaders return. Tennessee end Monday and is expected to miss include Sharrod Neasman and Derek Barnett, Texas A&M defen- three to four weeks, according to Damian Parms. sive end Myles Garrett, Alabama the Falcons. Coach Dan Quinn “Is it pressing for us?” Quinn linebacker Tim Williams and said he is encouraged Neal avoid- asked. “No, knowing that Ishmael defensive end Jonathan Allen, ed a more serious injury that is somebody we feel capable with and Mississippi end Marquis could have kept him out longer. as long as we feel like he makes Haynes all are back after reach- “Hopefully it’s a shorter-term the progress this week.” ing double digits in sacks last injury where we’re looking at two Quinn said Neal, the No. 17 season. and hopefully the worst would be overall pick in the draft, was That surplus of talented, hard- three games,” Quinn said, adding playing well in the game before to-block edge rushers is nothing that he knows Neal will work for the injury. new considering the SEC has had a quick return because “he’s kind “He’s done a good job of pick- 36 defensive linemen or lineback- of just built that way.” ing up the system in terms of ers selected in the first round of Wide receiver Julio Jones is learning,” Quinn said, noting the NFL draft over the past expected to be limited in practice Neal already had five tackles, one decade, many of them outside after leaving Thursday night’s for a loss, on Thursday night. linebackers and ends. game in the second quarter with “That part of his game looked So maybe Williams, Alabama’s an ankle injury. Quinn said he to be on point,” Quinn said. “Now quarterback-harassing outside the injury is not expected to how fast can he get back to help linebacker, can follow Von Miller, threaten Jones’ status for the us? That’s the biggest challenge the No. 2 overall pick in 2011. regular season. for us.” Perhaps Texas A&M’s Garrett can Neal hurt his knee in the first Bird Feathers: There were no at least come close to Jadeveon quarter of the Falcons’ 17-6 pre- surprises Friday in the first Clowney’s status as the top pick season loss to the Miami round of five cuts: WR David two years ago. Dolphins. He had to be helped off Glidden, DE Efe Obada, FB Will “If you can do it in the SEC, the field but walked to the locker Ratelle, CB Jordan Sefon, and G you can do it anywhere,” said room without assistance. Jordan Walsh. ... PK Matt Bryant Charles Harris, Missouri’s latest The team said an MRI on (muscle tightness in leg) is in a line of stellar pass rushers. Friday revealed Neal’s injury. expected to return to practice “That’s how I feel.” Kemal Ishmael missed his sec- this week. Shayne Graham Of the five sack leaders all but ond straight preseason game kicked two field goals, including Williams ranked among the with a shoulder injury but could a 53-yarder, against Miami. ... AP photo nation’s top 20 in sacks per return this week and start at WR Justin Hardy and DE Adrian oAKlAnD rAiDers wiDe receiver Amari Cooper runs with the ball as Tennessee Titans game, and he was a specialist on strong safety against Clayborn also will be limited this inside linebacker Avery Williamson (54) goes for the tackle in the first half Saturday, in Oakland, a deep front seven who played Jacksonville in the final presea- week with undisclosed injuries. Calif. limited snaps. son game. “Only played on third down,” If Ishmael is ready for the sea- See FALCONS, Page 11 Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said. “Never had another role on Big plays allowed by Titans the team.” OK, few teams have that luxu- ry. But Williams, whose role is get Mularkey’s full attention expected to increase significantly, and Allen both opted to return for their senior seasons instead of NASHVILLE (AP) — Marcus Mariota is throw- “When we settle down and take away the big entering the draft. ing the ball effectively. DeMarco Murray and play, I think that’ll have a big part in stopping At least seven SEC ends and Derrick Henry are running so well that fans some of these drives,” Mularkey said. “To me, it’s outside linebackers have already already are tossing out nickname possibilities on not when the drives are but the big plays that been listed as potential first- social media, even if it just preseason. helps these drives score points.” round picks according to various Defensively, the Titans have a few issues they The Titans ranked 27th in the NFL last season mock drafts, with Barnett and need to clean up. giving up more than 26 points per game despite Garrett pegged as candidates for Quickly. 12th in fewest yards allowed. the Top 10. Tennessee (2-1) has allowed opponents to In Tennessee’s 27-14 win at Oakland, the “We’ve got a bunch of good d- drive for a touchdown on the first possession of Titans gave up a handful of big plays including a linemen in this conference — a each of the first three preseason games, a worri- 42-yard kickoff return. Derek Carr also threw a lot,” said Barnett. some trend for a franchise trying to turn around 29-yard TD pass to Amari Cooper and a 41-yard Enough of them that Ole Miss after winning a combined five games the past pass to Michael Crabtree. That’s on top of the coach Hugh Freeze notes the two seasons and with Dick LeBeau now in 44-yard TD pass to the Chargers in the presea- importance of a viable play action charge as coordinator. son opener and a 61-yard TD pass to Cam threat, “because pass setting Coach Mike Mularkey said Sunday that the Newton and the Panthers in the second exhibi- against the defensive linemen AP photo return of cornerback Perrish Cox, who has yet to tion. that we face in this league, it’s MiAMi DolPhins tight enD Jordan Cameron is brought down play this preseason because of an injured ankle, by Atlanta Falcons strong safety Keanu Neal after a reception in the should help the defense. See TITANS, Page 11 first half Thursday, in Orlando, Fla. See SEC, Page 11 Kyle Larson takes advantage of late restart for first Cup victory BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) — on Sunday in a duel between two son. Elliott remains winless, but During the last couple laps of his of NASCAR’s up-and-coming is in solid shape to make the first Sprint Cup victory, Kyle standouts. Elliott had a comfort- Chase field on points if need be. Larson was emotional. able lead before a tire problem on It was the 99th career start for “I think with two to go, I was Michael Annett’s car brought out the 24-year-old Larson, who had starting to get choked up,” he the yellow flag. Larson had the 14 top-five finishes before said. “We worked really, really better restart and went on to win Sunday but hadn’t won at the hard to get a win, and just by 1.48 seconds. Cup level. The 20-year-old Elliott haven’t done it. Finally all the Brad Keselowski finished third. is winless in 29 starts, but this hard work by everybody, hun- Larson’s victory in his No. 42 was an impressive showing for dreds of people at our race shop, Chevrolet snapped a 99-race los- him after eight consecutive races people who have got me through ing streak for Chip Ganassi outside the top 10. to the Cup Series, it was all pay- Racing dating to Jamie Elliott finished second at ing off.” McMurray’s victory at Talladega Michigan in June as well, losing Larson took the lead on a in 2013. to Joey Logano. restart with nine laps remaining Larson secured a spot in the “That’s a couple races in a row AP photo and held off Chase Elliott at Chase for the Sprint Cup with Kyle lArson celebrates after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Michigan Michigan International Speedway two races left in the regular sea- See NASCAR, Page 11 International Speedway Sunday, in Brooklyn, Mich. Giants hit four homers to back Bumgarner and beat Braves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The in San Francisco’s 13-4 victory Bochy said. “Hopefully, we can three hits and Jarrett Parker pinch-hitter Jace Peterson to end Giants combined some unexpect- Sunday. “We’ve been playing come back and carry this the rest drove in three runs. the seventh. ed power at the plate with a gritty pretty good but a lot of things of the way. Three of San Francisco’s four “It seemed like it was ball one outing from Madison Bumgarner haven’t gone our way. That’s a Panik hit a solo homer in the homers came off Braves starter to every hitter,” Bumgarner said. to beat the Braves and finally get good win for us, to win that second and added a two-run shot Aaron Blair (0-6), who allowed “My command was good, just not a much-needed series win — a series.” in the fourth. The second base- five runs over four innings. the first pitch of the at-bat it rarity for manager Bruce Bochy’s The Giants had won only one man also reached on an infield “When I kept the ball down seemed like.” ballclub since the All-Star break. series since the break. In the single in the sixth and had a sac- they were effective pitches, and Freddie Freeman and Gordon With a little more than a month process, a 6 1/2-game lead in the rifice fly in the seventh to match when I got hurt they were up and Beckham homered for Atlanta. left in the season, even hitting NL West turned into a two-game his career high of four RBIs. flat,” Blair said. Ender Inciarte doubled, tripled four home runs, including a pair deficit heading into Sunday. It was the first multihomer Bumgarner (13-8) allowed and scored twice, but the last- by Joe Panik, paled in compari- San Francisco is still two game of his career. three runs over seven uneven place Braves have lost 13 of 18. son to taking two of three from games back of the first-place Los “It was a combination of getting innings. He struck out five and Nunez, who had three hits, Atlanta. Angeles Dodgers, but the outlook some good counts where I can be walked two. homered as part of an eight-run AP photo “There haven’t been many of sure is a lot brighter after the aggressive and just not missing San Francisco’s four-time All- seventh, when the Giants tripled AtlAntA’s Freddie Freeman them in the second half, but Giants completed their first those spots,” Panik said. Star pitched in and out of trouble three times and sent 14 batters circles the bases after hitting a things look like they’re starting to series win at home since early Denard Span and Eduardo most of the day but punctuated to the plate. two-run home run in the sixth turn around for us,” Bumgarner July. Nunez also homered for the his afternoon with an emphatic inning Sunday, in San Francisco. said after pitching seven innings “It’s great to take any series,” Giants. Brandon Crawford had fist pump after striking out See BRAVES, Page 11 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com SCOREBOARD Reed wins Barclays FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Yelich, Miami, 143. Tennessee at Miami, 7 p.m. DOUBLES-Rizzo, Chicago, 37; Murphy, Washington, 37; New England at New York Giants, 7 p.m. Patrick Reed had a crystal tro- Seager, Los Angeles, 37; Freeman, Atlanta, 34; Rendon, New York Jets at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Washington, 33; Yelich, Miami, 33; Segura, Arizona, 33; Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. phy, a clear shot at the richest Markakis, Atlanta, 33; Belt, San Francisco, 33; Kemp, Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. payoff in golf and a spot on the Atlanta, 32; Gonzalez, Colorado, 32; Marte, Pittsburgh, 32. Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. TRIPLES-Hernandez, Philadelphia, 9; Crawford, San Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Ryder Cup team. Francisco, 9; Lamb, Arizona, 8; Owings, Arizona, 8; Belt, Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. San Francisco, 7; LeMahieu, Colorado, 7; Revere, Houston at Dallas, 8 p.m. All he could offer Rickie Fowler Washington, 7; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 7; Carpenter, St. Louis, Green Bay at Kansas City, 8 p.m. was best wishes to join him at 6; Freeman, Atlanta, 6; Bruce, New York, 6; Turner, Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Washington, 6; Bourjos, Philadelphia, 6; Panik, San Baltimore at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Hazeltine. Francisco, 6; Bourn, Arizona, 6; Segura, Arizona, 6. Denver at Arizona, 9:30 p.m. HOME RUNS-Arenado, Colorado, 35; Bryant, Chicago, 35; Seattle at Oakland, 10 p.m. Reed picked up two victories Carter, Milwaukee, 30; Duvall, Cincinnati, 29; Story, San Francisco at San Diego, 10 p.m. Sunday at The Barclays. He ral- Colorado, 27; Tomas, Arizona, 27; Freeman, Atlanta, 27; NCaa Top 25 Schedule Bruce, New York, 27; Kemp, Atlanta, 26; Cespedes, New Thursday lied from an early two-shot deficit York, 26. No. 9 Tennessee vs. Appalachian State, 7:30 p.m. to win the FedEx Cup playoff STOLEN BASES-Hamilton, Cincinnati, 53; Villar, No. 19 Louisville vs. Charlotte, 7 p.m. Milwaukee, 50; Marte, Pittsburgh, 44; Nunez, San Friday opener and assure himself a Francisco, 32; Jankowski, San Diego, 28; Segura, Arizona, No. 8 Stanford vs. Kansas State, 9 p.m. 27; Perez, Milwaukee, 26; Myers, San Diego, 23; No. 12 Michigan State vs. Furman, 7 p.m. clear shot at the $10 million Goldschmidt, Arizona, 21; Herrera, Philadelphia, 19; No. 23 Baylor vs. Northwestern State, 7:30 p.m. bonus. And he secured a spot on Broxton, Milwaukee, 19. Saturday PITCHING-Arrieta, Chicago, 16-5; Strasburg, Washington, No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 20 Southern Cal at Arlington, Texas, the U.S. team at Hazeltine that 15-4; Scherzer, Washington, 14-7; Cueto, San Francisco, 8 p.m. 14-4; Lester, Chicago, 14-4; Fernandez, Miami, 13-7; No. 2 Clemson at Auburn, 9 p.m. will try to win back the Ryder Hammel, Chicago, 13-7; Maeda, Los Angeles, 13-7; No. 3 Oklahoma at No. 15 Houston, Noon Cup. Bumgarner, San Francisco, 13-8; Roark, Washington, 13-7. No. 5 LSU vs. Wisconsin at Green Bay, Wis., 3:30 p.m. ERA-Hendricks, Chicago, 2.19; Bumgarner, San Francisco, No. 6 Ohio State vs. Bowling Green, Noon “Everyone’s been talking about 2.49; Syndergaard, New York, 2.55; Arrieta, Chicago, 2.62; No. 7 Michigan vs. Hawaii, Noon Lester, Chicago, 2.70; Cueto, San Francisco, 2.86; No. 13 TCU vs. South Dakota State, 8 p.m. the Ryder Cup, been talking Fernandez, Miami, 2.91; Scherzer, Washington, 2.92; No. 14 Washington vs. Rutgers, 2 p.m. about, ‘Oh, you’re in the eighth deGrom, New York, 2.96; Roark, Washington, 2.99. No. 16 UCLA at Texas A&M, 3:30 p.m. Contributed photo STRIKEOUTS-Scherzer, Washington, 227; Fernandez, No. 17 Iowa vs. Miami (Ohio), 3:30 p.m. spot and you’re on the bubble’ Miami, 213; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 207; Syndergaard, No. 18 Georgia vs. No. 22 North Carolina at Atlanta, 5:30 GaGe BrakeBill, a sopho- New York, 184; Ray, Arizona, 181; Strasburg, Washington, p.m. and all that,” Reed said after his 179; Lester, Chicago, 160; Arrieta, Chicago, 158; Cueto, No. 21 Oklahoma State vs. SE Louisiana, 3:30 p.m. one-shot victory. “If you go and more at Bradley Central, recently San Francisco, 158; Lackey, Chicago, 156. No. 24 Oregon vs. UC Davis, 5 p.m. earned the title Junior Club SAVES-Familia, New York, 42; Jansen, Los Angeles, 39; No. 25 Florida vs. UMass, 7:30 p.m. win, it takes care of everything Melancon, Washington, 36; Gomez, Philadelphia, 34; Sunday Champion at Chatata Valley Golf Ramos, Miami, 32; Chapman, Chicago, 30; Casilla, San No. 10 Notre Dame at Texas, 7:30 p.m. else. ... It takes care of every- Francisco, 28; Rodney, Miami, 25; Papelbon, Washington, Monday thing.” Course with a 76-77 – 153 in the 19; Rondon, Chicago, 18. No. 4 Florida State vs. No. 11 Mississippi at Orlando, Fla., 8 american league p.m. The way Fowler finished only two-day event. east Division PreP FOOTBall WlPct GB leads to two weeks of uncertain- Toronto 74 56 .569 — Saturday’s Scores ty. Boston 72 58 .554 2 BGA 38, Friendship Christian 7 aP photo ON TaP Baltimore 71 59 .546 3 Brentwood 41, Ravenwood 10 Fowler needed only to finish New York 67 62 .519 6½ Dickson County 55, Columbia 40 PaTriCk reeD prepares to tee off on the first hole during the final Monday, aug. 29 Tampa Bay 55 74 .426 18½ Dyersburg 35, Ripley 0 alone in third place, which was FOOTBall Central Division Fairview 38, Creek Wood 13 the farthest from his mind as he round of The Barclays in Farmingdale, N.Y., Sunday. McMinn County at Bradley Central (JV), 6 WlPct GB Father Ryan 33, Clarksville NE 16 East Hamilton at Cleveland (9th), 6 Cleveland 73 56 .566 — Harpeth 28, Montgomery Central 27 battled Reed at Bethpage Black. weeks. closer and began to think back to Hixson at Walker Valley (JV), 6 Detroit 69 61 .531 4½ Haywood County 35, Marion, Ill. 34 “I wasn’t trying to get a decent GOlF Kansas City 68 62 .523 5½ Henry County def. Houston, forfeit Reed, who finished at 9-under other lost opportunities that kept Bradley Central, Cleveland at East Hamilton (WindStone), 4 Chicago 63 66 .488 10 Independence 31, Centennial 21 finish,” Fowler said. “I was trying Notre Dame at Walker Valley (Chatata Valley), 4 Minnesota 49 81 .377 24½ Lexington 44, Riverside 9 275, wasn’t the only player who him from winning. McMinn Central, Silverdale, Sale Creek at Polk County West Division Marshall County 33, Nashville Overton 19 to win.” felt like a big winner. That’s when his caddie, broth- (Chatata Valley), 4 WlPct GB Maryville 45, Knoxville Fulton 29 Two shots behind with four SOCCer Texas 77 54 .588 — McKenzie 36, West Carroll 0 O’Hair was among five players er-in-law Kessler Karain, told Polk County at Rhea County, 7 Seattle 68 62 .523 8½ Middle College 42, Memphis Catholic 6 holes to play — and two shots VOlleYBall Houston 68 62 .523 8½ Perry County 38, Mt. Pleasant 34 who moved into the top 100 in him to let it go and look ahead. A Hiwassee Dam (N.C.) at Polk County, 6 (JV 5) Oakland 57 73 .438 19½ Seymour 28, Pigeon Forge 9 clear of third place — Fowler the FedEx Cup, advancing to the pair of tough par saves and a Tuesday, aug. 30 Los Angeles 56 74 .431 20½ Shelbyville 26, Giles County 21 missed a 4-foot par putt on the SOCCer Saturday’s Games South Fulton 62, Hollow Rock-Bruceton 39 next playoff event at the TPC birdie at No. 12 gave Reed a two- East Hamilton at Bradley Central, 6 N.Y. Yankees 13, Baltimore 5 Spring Hill 47, McGavock 15 15th hole and made double Polk County at Tellico Plains, 6 Toronto 8, Minnesota 7 Stewart County 62, Houston County 0 Boston that starts Friday. And he shot lead, and he was on his way. Cleveland at Signal Mountain, 7 Boston 8, Kansas City 3 Summertown 44, Zion Christian Academy 14 bogey on the next hole. His late made a big move, closing with a Fowler missed the 11th fair- Walker Valley at McMinn County, 7 Chicago White Sox 9, Seattle 3 Summit 17, Clarksville NW 7 meltdown sent him to a 74, a tie VOlleYBall Houston 6, Tampa Bay 2 University-Jackson 42, Trinity Christian Academy 7 66 to tie for second. That moved way and ended his streak of 55 Polk County at Sequoyah, 6 (JV 5) L.A. Angels 3, Detroit 2 Waverly Central 42, East Hickman 7 for seventh and kept him off the Bradley Central, Notre Dame at Red Bank, 6 Oakland 3, St. Louis 2 Wayne County 46, Scotts Hill 42 him all the way up to No. 15, consecutive holes without a East Hamilton at Cleveland, 6:15 (JV 5:15, 9th 4:15 vs. Texas 7, Cleveland 0 POSTPONeMeNTS aND CaNCellaTiONS Ryder Cup team. assuring two more playoff events bogey, losing the lead in the Chatt Central) Sunday’s Games Camden Central vs. Huntingdon, ccd. Reed built a big enough lead Walker Valley at Soddy-Daisy, 6 (JV 5) Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 0 Clarksville Academy vs. Eagleville, ccd. and giving O’Hair a good shot at process. Reed holed a 12-foot Wednesday, aug. 31 Toronto 9, Minnesota 6 Hickman County vs. Cheatham County, ppd. that a few sloppy mistakes over GOlF L.A. Angels 5, Detroit 0 staying in the top 30 who qualify birdie putt on the next hole for a Bradley Central, Cleveland, Walker Valley at Willowbrook Chicago White Sox 4, Seattle 1 the final hour didn’t matter. He for the finale at the Tour two-shot lead, and Fowler never Invitational, 10 a.m. Tampa Bay 10, Houston 4 made bogey on the final hole for Polk County at Collegedale Academy (WindStone), 4:15 Oakland 7, St. Louis 4 GOlF Championship. got any closer. VOlleYBall Texas 2, Cleveland 1 a 1-under 70 and a one-shot vic- Ooltewah at Walker Valley, 6 (JV 5) Kansas City 10, Boston 4 The Barclays Par Scores Grillo birdied the final hole for Sung Kang matched the Thursday, Sept. 1 Monday’s Games Sunday tory over Sean O’Hair and GOlF Toronto (Estrada 7-6) at Baltimore (Miley 8-10), 7:05 at Bethpage State Park (Black Course) a 69 and moved to No. 6. course record with a 64 to move Farmingdale, N.Y. Emiliano Grillo. Ooltewah, Bradley Central, Cleveland (CCC), 4 Chicago White Sox (Shields 5-16) at Detroit (Boyd 5-2), 7:10 Defending champion Jason from No. 122 to No. 88. John Walker Valley at McMinn County (Springbrook), 4 Minnesota (Santiago 10-8) at Cleveland (Bauer 9-6), 7:10 Purse: $8.5 million Fowler still could have made SOCCer Tampa Bay (Andriese 6-5) at Boston (Porcello 17-3), 7:10 Yardage: 7,468; Par: 71 Day struggled all week with his Huh, Tyrone Van Aswegan and Cleveland at Walker Valley, 6 Seattle (Iwakuma 14-9) at Texas (Darvish 4-3), 8:05 Final the Ryder Cup team with a birdie Patrick Reed (2,000), $1,530,000 66-68-71-70—275 -9 accuracy and had to settle for a Derek Fathauer also moved into lee Olive Garden invitational Oakland (Manaea 5-8) at Houston (Musgrove 1-2), 8:10 on the 18th hole. He missed University of Illinois-Springfield at Lee University (M), 7 N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 6-10) at Kansas City (Gee 5-7), 8:15 Emiliano Grillo (980), $748,000 67-69-71-69—276 -8 69, tying for fourth with Gary the top 100, while Shane Lowry, at Columbus, Ga. Cincinnati (Straily 10-6) at L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 8-13), Sean O’Hair (980), $748,000 69-69-72-66—276 -8 another fairway and took bogey. Lee University (W) vs.Wingate (N.C.) Univeristy, 5 10:05 Jason Day (460), $351,333 68-70-70-69—277 -7 Woodland (69) and Adam Scott Peter Malnati, Robert Streb, VOlleYBall Tuesday’s Games Adam Scott (460), $351,333 69-72-65-71—277 -7 It was the fourth time Fowler has Gary Woodland (460), $351,333 71-69-68-69—277 -7 (71). Lucas Glover and Jonas Blixt fell Polk County, Sequoyah at McMinn Central, 5 Toronto (Happ 17-4) at Baltimore (Jimenez 5-11), 7:05 failed to convert a 54-hole lead Bradley Central at East Hamilton, 6 (JV 5) Chicago White Sox (Ranaudo 1-1) at Detroit (Norris 2-2), Jason Kokrak (340), $264,917 74-66-69-69—278 -6 Reed had gone 55 tourna- out and ended their season. Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 6:15 (JV 5:15, 9th 4:15) 7:10 Ryan Moore (340), $264,917 69-68-72-69—278 -6 on the PGA Tour, though he Friday, Sept. 2 Minnesota (Albers 0-0) at Cleveland (Tomlin 11-8), 7:10 Rickie Fowler (340), $264,917 67-69-68-74—278 -6 ments worldwide since starting The top 70 after next week FOOTBall Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 9-5) at Boston (Pomeranz 10-10), 7:10 Jordan Spieth (290), $221,000 71-67-72-69—279 -5 remained optimistic. Justin Thomas (290), $221,000 71-71-66-71—279 -5 2015 with a victory at the advance to the third playoff region 1-6a Seattle (Paxton 4-5) at Texas (Hamels 14-4), 8:05 “He just told me, ‘Hey, I’m Bradley Central at Science Hill, 7:30 Oakland (Graveman 10-8) at Houston (McHugh 8-10), 8:10 Tony Finau (260), $195,500 72-70-67-71—280 -4 Hyundai Tournament of event, with the top 30 going to Hardin Valley at Bearden, 7:30 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 11-4) at Kansas City (Volquez 10-10), Charley Hoffman (226), $154,700 71-69-74-67—281 -3 going to go get my work done. I’ll Maryville at Jefferson County, 7:30 8:15 Billy Horschel (226), $154,700 69-72-70-70—281 -3 Champions. A bogey on the par- East Lake for the Tour Wm. Blount at Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett, 7:30 Cincinnati (Adleman 2-1) at L.A. Angels (Weaver 9-11), Phil Mickelson (226), $154,700 70-73-70-68—281 -3 see you in Minnesota,’” Reed Ryan Palmer (226), $154,700 71-68-70-72—281 -3 3 third hole put him two shots Championship. region 4-5a 10:05 said. Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 7:30 aMeriCaN leaGUe leaDerS Bubba Watson (226), $154,700 71-74-70-66—281 -3 behind Fowler, but not for long. With his victory, which moves Walker Valley at McMinn County, 7:30 BATTING-Altuve, Houston, .355; Betts, Boston, .321; Dustin Johnson (206), $114,750 70-72-67-73—282 -2 Sunday was the final day to Rhea County at White County, 8 Escobar, Los Angeles, .320; Pedroia, Boston, .320; Ortiz, Sung Kang (206), $114,750 68-75-75-64—282 -2 Reed made three birdies on the Reed to No. 9 in the world rank- Clyde A. Erwin (N.C.) at Ooltewah, 7:30 Boston, .319; Trout, Los Angeles, .312; Lindor, Cleveland, Martin Laird (206), $114,750 66-72-69-75—282 -2 earn eight automatic spots on Louis Oosthuizen (206), $114,750 72-73-70-67—282 -2 next four holes to tie for the lead. ing, Reed goes to No. 1 in the region 3-2a .311; Cabrera, Detroit, .311; Bogaerts, Boston, .309; the U.S. team. Fowler’s late col- Tyner Academy at Polk County, 7:30 Machado, Baltimore, .309. Jhonattan Vegas (180), $72,722 68-71-74-70—283 -1 Even so, Reed could sense FedEx Cup. He will be assured of Boyd Buchanan at Brainerd, 7:30 RUNS-Donaldson, Toronto, 105; Betts, Boston, 100; Trout, Johnson Wagner (180), $72,722 74-69-76-64—283 -1 lapse allowed Zach Johnson to Meigs County at Marion County, 8 Los Angeles, 98; Springer, Houston, 96; Kinsler, Detroit, 95; Jason Dufner (180), $72,722 73-68-69-73—283 -1 another tournament slipped being in the top five who only Silverdale Academy at Bledsoe County, 8 Altuve, Houston, 92; Machado, Baltimore, 91; Bogaerts, Brian Harman (180), $72,722 70-72-71-70—283 -1 claim the eighth and final spot. Jim Herman (180), $72,722 71-68-73-71—283 -1 away. Just seven holes into the have to win the Tour VOlleYBall Boston, 91; Desmond, Texas, 89; Pedroia, Boston, 85; Davis Love III still has four cap- Bradley Central, Cleveland, Walker Valley at Choo Choo Cano, Seattle, 85. Jamie Lovemark (180), $72,722 74-66-69-74—283 -1 final round, he already had Championship to capture the Tournament (Ooltewah/Red Bank) RBI-Encarnacion, Toronto, 106; Ortiz, Boston, 101; Pujols, Scott Piercy (180), $72,722 69-72-72-70—283 -1 tain’s picks over the next three Saturday, Sept. 3 Los Angeles, 101; Trumbo, Baltimore, 96; Betts, Boston, 94; Brendan Steele (180), $72,722 73-70-68-72—283 -1 missed four putts from 10 feet or $10 million prize. SOCCer Donaldson, Toronto, 91; Napoli, Cleveland, 88; Correa, Kevin Streelman (180), $72,722 71-70-67-75—283 -1 lee Olive Garden invitational Houston, 88; Altuve, Houston, 87; Davis, Oakland, 85. Paul Casey (142), $45,220 71-70-71-72—284 E Lynn (Fla.) University at Lee University (M), 7 HITS-Altuve, Houston, 182; Betts, Boston, 176; Bogaerts, Kevin Chappell (142), $45,220 67-72-75-70—284 E VOlleYBall Boston, 163; Pedroia, Boston, 162; Machado, Baltimore, Derek Fathauer (142), $45,220 69-73-73-69—284 E Bradley Central, Cleveland, Walker Valley at Choo Choo 158; Cano, Seattle, 157; Lindor, Cleveland, 156; Desmond, John Huh (142), $45,220 69-71-73-71—284 E Tournament (Ooltewah/Red Bank) Texas, 151; Cabrera, Detroit, 150; Longoria, Tampa Bay, Jerry Kelly (142), $45,220 70-70-72-72—284 E at Columbus, Ga. 145. Ben Martin (142), $45,220 71-70-74-69—284 E Lee University (W) vs.Bellarmine (Ky.) University, 11:30 a.m. DOUBLES-Ortiz, Boston, 41; Machado, Baltimore, 38; Rory McIlroy (142), $45,220 71-69-71-73—284 E Fowler plays his way off Altuve, Houston, 37; Betts, Boston, 34; Longoria, Tampa Chez Reavie (142), $45,220 70-71-70-73—284 E Bay, 34; Schoop, Baltimore, 33; Ramirez, Cleveland, 32; Justin Rose (142), $45,220 73-70-70-71—284 E Dozier, Minnesota, 31; Pedroia, Boston, 31; Cabrera, John Senden (142), $45,220 70-71-75-68—284 E ON air Chicago, 31; Seager, Seattle, 31; Correa, Houston, 31. Blayne Barber (108), $29,750 70-69-71-75—285 +1 TRIPLES-Eaton, Chicago, 8; Bradley Jr., Boston, 6; Andrus, Jim Furyk (108), $29,750 70-71-71-73—285 +1 Sports on TV Texas, 6; Miller, Tampa Bay, 5; Gardner, New York, 5; J.B. Holmes (108), $29,750 67-72-76-70—285 +1 Monday, aug. 29 Cabrera, Chicago, 5; Dozier, Minnesota, 5; Ellsbury, New William McGirt (108), $29,750 73-70-75-67—285 +1 HOrSe raCiNG York, 5; Beckham, Tampa Bay, 5; Naquin, Cleveland, 5; Brian Stuard (108), $29,750 71-73-68-73—285 +1 U.S. Ryder Cup team 4 p.m. Donaldson, Toronto, 5; Betts, Boston, 5. Hudson Swafford (108), $29,750 72-73-72-68—285 +1 FS2 — Saratoga Live, Better Talk Now Stakes, at Saratoga HOME RUNS-Trumbo, Baltimore, 40; Encarnacion, Toronto, Tyrone Van Aswegen (108), $29,75073-71-72-69—285+1 Springs, N.Y. 36; Davis, Oakland, 34; Donaldson, Toronto, 33; Frazier, Russell Henley (84), $21,624 72-73-71-70—286 +2 FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — three weeks. He will make three MaJOr leaGUe BaSeBall Chicago, 32; Davis, Baltimore, 32; Cruz, Seattle, 32; Ortiz, Zach Johnson (84), $21,624 73-69-75-69—286 +2 8 p.m. Boston, 31; Machado, Baltimore, 31; Dozier, Minnesota, 30; Kevin Kisner (84), $21,624 70-72-68-76—286 +2 Rickie Fowler lost the lead, the of them after the BMW ESPN — Seattle at Texas Longoria, Tampa Bay, 30; Cano, Seattle, 30. Webb Simpson (84), $21,624 72-73-71-70—286 +2 TeNNiS STOLEN BASES-Davis, Cleveland, 33; Altuve, Houston, 26; Brandt Snedeker (84), $21,624 70-73-70-73—286 +2 tournament and a guaranteed Championship on Sept. 12, and 1 p.m. Upton Jr., Toronto, 24; Betts, Boston, 21; Trout, Los Keegan Bradley (60), $19,404 70-71-74-72—287 +3 spot on the Ryder Cup team. the final pick after the Tour ESPN — U.S. Open, first round, at New York Angeles, 21; Ramirez, Cleveland, 20; Dyson, Kansas City, David Hearn (60), $19,404 75-70-69-73—287 +3 6 p.m. 20; Desmond, Texas, 19; Andrus, Texas, 19; Ellsbury, New Vijay Singh (60), $19,404 72-70-74-71—287 +3 Right when it looked as though Championship, which ends the ESPN2 — U.S. Open, first round, at New York York, 18. Steve Stricker (60), $19,404 74-70-69-74—287 +3 7 p.m. PITCHING-Porcello, Boston, 17-3; Happ, Toronto, 17-4; Ricky Barnes (60), $19,404 72-67-71-77—287 +3 Zach Johnson had played his Sunday before Ryder Cup week. ESPN2 — U.S. Open, first round, at New York Sale, Chicago, 15-7; Tillman, Baltimore, 15-5; Kluber, Luke Donald (60), $19,404 69-71-72-75—287 +3 way off the U.S. team, Fowler Bubba Watson closed with a Cleveland, 14-8; Iwakuma, Seattle, 14-9; Verlander, Detroit, Charl Schwartzel (60), $19,404 73-71-67-76—287 +3 14-7; Hamels, Texas, 14-4; Price, Boston, 13-8; Wright, Harris English (38), $18,445 74-67-74-73—288 +4 squandered a chance to earn the 66 and tied for 13th to move into Boston, 13-6. Fabian Gomez (38), $18,445 73-71-74-70—288 +4 BaSeBall ERA-Hamels, Texas, 2.67; Fulmer, Detroit, 2.69; Quintana, Russell Knox (38), $18,445 73-69-76-70—288 +4 eighth and final automatic spot ninth place, ahead of J.B. Chicago, 2.77; Pomeranz, Boston, 2.95; Sanchez, Toronto, Harold Varner III (38), $18,445 72-67-74-75—288 +4 National league when he shot 39 on the back 2.99; Duffy, Kansas City, 3.01; Kluber, Cleveland, 3.07; Adam Hadwin (22), $17,765 70-68-74-77—289 +5 Holmes, Fowler and Matt east Division Tanaka, New York, 3.11; Sale, Chicago, 3.14; Wright, Billy Hurley III (22), $17,765 73-68-76-72—289 +5 WlPct GB nine at The Barclays, capped off Kuchar, who won the bronze Boston, 3.18. Matt Kuchar (22), $17,765 72-72-76-69—289 +5 Washington 75 55 .577 — STRIKEOUTS-Archer, Tampa Bay, 202; Verlander, Detroit, Shawn Stefani (22), $17,765 71-72-74-72—289 +5 by two bogeys and a double medal at the Olympics. Miami 67 63 .515 8 189; Price, Boston, 186; Sale, Chicago, 179; Kluber, Jon Curran (10), $17,255 75-67-72-76—290 +6 New York 66 64 .508 9 bogey over his last four holes. Cleveland, 178; Hamels, Texas, 167; Pomeranz, Boston, Kyle Reifers (10), $17,255 72-73-75-70—290 +6 That gives the Americans two Philadelphia 60 70 .462 15 161; Pineda, New York, 160; Kennedy, Kansas City, 153; Daniel Berger (4), $16,745 71-72-74-74—291 +7 Atlanta 48 83 .366 27½ “Very disappointing,” Fowler of this year’s major champions Quintana, Chicago, 150. Lucas Glover (4), $16,745 69-74-73-75—291 +7 Central Division SAVES-Britton, Baltimore, 38; Rodriguez, Detroit, 36; Brooks Koepka (4), $16,745 73-72-73-73—291 +7 said. “Just made a couple bad and only one rookie. WlPct GB Robertson, Chicago, 33; Dyson, Texas, 29; Osuna, Toronto, Robert Streb (4), $16,745 71-73-71-76—291 +7 Chicago 82 47 .636 — swings at the wrong time.” 29; Colome, Tampa Bay, 28; Jeffress, Texas, 27; Madson, Zac Blair (4), $16,150 70-72-77-73—292 +8 Spieth, Reed, Walker and St. Louis 68 61 .527 14 Oakland, 27; Cishek, Seattle, 25; Allen, Cleveland, 24. Jonas Blixt (4), $16,150 68-74-74-76—292 +8 Sunday was the final day for Snedeker will be playing on their Pittsburgh 67 61 .523 14½ Kyle Stanley (4), $16,150 75-70-74-73—292 +8 Milwaukee 56 74 .431 26½ Jason Bohn (3), $15,810 71-74-74-74—293 +9 Americans to earn automatic second Ryder Cup team. Zach Cincinnati 55 74 .426 27 Graham DeLaet (3), $15,555 73-72-76-73—294 +10 West Division spots on the team that will try to FOOTBall Peter Malnati (3), $15,555 73-72-74-75—294 +10\ Johnson made his fourth Ryder W l Pct GB win the Ryder Cup back from Los Angeles 73 57 .562 — National Football league Cup team, while Dustin Johnson San Francisco 71 59 .546 2 aMeriCaN CONFereNCe Europe on Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 at is playing for the third time and Colorado 62 68 .477 11 east aP photo San Diego 55 75 .423 18 NaSCar Hazeltine at Minnesota. W lTPct PF Pa Mickelson qualified on his own riCkie FOWler tees off on Arizona 55 76 .420 18½ New England 3001.000 76 61 NaSCar Sprint Cup-Pure Michigan 400 results Five of the spots were already for the 11th time, an American Saturday’s Games Miami 210.667 58 57 Sunday the second hole during the final Colorado 9, Washington 4, 11 innings Buffalo 120.333 55 40 at Michigan international Speedway clinched going into The Barclays record. L.A. Dodgers 3, Chicago Cubs 2 N.Y. Jets 120.333 55 56 Brooklyn, Mich. round of The Barclays, Sunday. N.Y. Mets 12, Philadelphia 1 South lap length: 2.000 miles — U.S. Open champion Dustin Europe’s automatic nine spots Pittsburgh 9, Milwaukee 6 WlTPct PF Pa (Start position in parentheses) Johnson, Jordan Spieth, Phil San Diego 1, Miami 0 Houston 3001.000 74 46 1. (12) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 200 laps, 129.7 rating, 45 were decided a week ago, and Oakland 3, St. Louis 2 Tennessee 210.667 70 50 points. Mickelson, PGA champion already there are five Ryder Cup Cincinnati 13, Arizona 0 Indianapolis 120.333 60 70 2. (5) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 200, 126.5, 40. Langer played the back nine in Atlanta 3, San Francisco 1 Jacksonville 120.333 60 65 3. (18) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 200, 105.4, 39. Jimmy Walker and Ryder Cup rookies in Masters champion 6-under 30, also making birdies Sunday’s Games North 4. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 200, 108.8, 37. rookie Brooks Koepka. Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 1 WlTPct PF Pa 5. (4) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 200, 123.9, 37. Danny Willett, Andy Sullivan, on Nos. 10-13 and 15. San Diego 3, Miami 1 Baltimore 3001.000 71 46 6. (2) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 200, 119.0, 36. Patrick Reed moved from No. 8 Matthew Fitzpatrick, Rafa Colorado 5, Washington 3 Pittsburgh 120.333 44 61 7. (9) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 200, 86.3, 35. Also the 2010 winner, the Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 120.333 67 57 8. (8) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 200, 88.4, 33. to No. 4 with his one-shot victory Cabrera Bello and Chris Wood. German star took advantage of Oakland 7, St. Louis 4 Cleveland 030.000 37 71 9. (3) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 200, 101.1, 32. at Bethpage Black. Brandt San Francisco 13, Atlanta 4 West 10. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 200, 102.2, 32. European captain Darren Austin and Sutherland both Arizona 11, Cincinnati 2 WlTPct PF Pa 11. (22) Greg Biffle, Ford, 200, 76.4, 31. Snedeker and Zach Johnson Clarke makes his three picks L.A. Dodgers 1, Chicago Cubs 0 Denver 210.667 63 40 12. (19) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 200, 74.2, 29. finding bunkers on the 18th in Monday’s Games San Diego 120.333 39 53 13. (13) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 200, 90.7, 29. kept their spots. Tuesday. Martin Kaymer and Lee the playoff. Langer won for the Washington (Roark 13-7) at Philadelphia (Thompson 1-3), Kansas City 120.333 59 45 14. (11) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 200, 93.0, 27. Johnson tied for 48th, leaving 7:05 Oakland 120.333 57 57 15. (25) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 200, 77.0, 26. Westwood are likely to be two of fourth time this season and the Miami (Fernandez 13-7) at N.Y. Mets (Montero 0-0), 7:10 NaTiONal CONFereNCe 16. (17) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 200, 75.1, 26. himself vulnerable for being St. Louis (Martinez 12-7) at Milwaukee (Davies 10-6), 7:20 east 17. (10) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 200, 74.5, 25. the picks, and Thomas Pieters of 29th on the 50-and-over tour, Pittsburgh (Brault 0-1) at Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 16-5), 8:05 WlTPct PF Pa 18. (20) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 200, 75.6, 23. knocked out of the top eight Belgium made a strong case to tying him for second with Lee L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 13-7) at Colorado (Gray 8-6), 8:40 Philadelphia 3001.000 67 32 19. (16) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 199, 65.2, 22. Cincinnati (Straily 10-6) at L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 8-13), Washington 210.667 60 57 20. (14) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 199, 84.9, 22. when Fowler had a two-shot lead be a pick when he won in Trevino on the career list. 10:05 N.Y. Giants 120.333 31 68 21. (15) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 198, 64.2, 20. early in the final round. Fowler Tuesday’s Games Dallas 120.333 82 69 22. (28) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 198, 58.7, 19. Denmark on Sunday. Gene Sauers, the second- Washington (Scherzer 14-7) at Philadelphia (Eickhoff 9-12), South 23. (23) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 198, 56.2, 18. only needed to finish alone in round leader and U.S. Senior 7:05 WlTPct PF Pa 24. (24) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 198, 58.8, 17. Langer wins Boeing Classic Miami (Koehler 9-9) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 9-8), 7:10 Tampa Bay 210.667 66 51 25. (26) Aric Almirola, Ford, 198, 54.3, 16. third to overtake Johnson, and Open winner two weeks ago, shot San Diego (Jackson 3-4) at Atlanta (Wisler 5-11), 7:10 Atlanta 210.667 53 47 26. (31) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 198, 48.5, 16. he was two shots ahead of third playoff for 29th senior title Pittsburgh (Kuhl 3-1) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 12-7), Carolina 120.333 62 57 27. (29) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 198, 51.0, 14. a 72 to finish a shot out of the 8:05 New Orleans 030.000 45 77 28. (30) Brian Scott, Ford, 197, 43.7, 13. place with four holes to go. SNOQUALMIE, Wash. (AP) — playoff. St. Louis (Wainwright 9-8) at Milwaukee (Peralta 5-9), 8:10 North 29. (32) David Ragan, Toyota, 196, 40.3, 12. That’s when it all went wrong. Bernhard Langer made a 3-foot L.A. Dodgers (Hill 10-3) at Colorado (Anderson 4-5), 8:40 WlTPct PF Pa 30. (6) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 195, 70.0, 0. Jutanugarn wins in Canada Cincinnati (Adleman 2-1) at L.A. Angels (Weaver 9-11), Minnesota 3001.000 58 37 31. (35) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 195, 39.5, 10. “I’m just trying to win the tour- birdie putt on the first hole of a 10:05 Green Bay 3001.000 58 33 32. (34) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 195, 37.2, 9. Arizona (Greinke 11-4) at San Francisco (Cueto 14-4), Detroit 120.333 53 77 33. (36) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 195, 41.8, 8. nament,” Fowler said when playoff with Woody Austin and for 5th LPGA Tour title 10:15 Chicago 030.000 29 68 34. (37) Cole Whitt, Ford, 194, 32.0, 7. Kevin Sutherland on Sunday to PRIDDIS, Alberta (AP) — Ariya NaTiONal leaGUe leaDerS West 35. (21) Chris Buescher, Ford, 193, 29.4, 6. asked if he knew where he stood. BATTING-LeMahieu, Colorado, .344; Murphy, Washington, WlTPct PF Pa 36. (39) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 193, 28.4, 5. “If I win, then it takes care of win the PGA Tour Champions’ Jutanugarn ran away with the .343; Seager, Los Angeles, .321; Prado, Miami, .320; Los Angeles 210.667 58 61 37. (40) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Ford, 192, 26.3, 4. Blackmon, Colorado, .317; Segura, Arizona, .316; Ramos, Seattle 210.667 55 51 38. (38) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, 192, 27.2, 3. both things. Obviously, once Boeing Classic for the second Canadian Pacific Women’s Open Washington, .314; Braun, Milwaukee, .314; Votto, San Francisco 120.333 54 69 39. (33) Landon Cassill, Ford, suspension, 174, 33.8, 2. on Sunday at chilly Priddis Cincinnati, .309; Gonzalez, Colorado, .308. Arizona 030.000 37 84 40. (27) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 160, 50.8, 1. Patrick got a little bit of a cush- time. RUNS-Bryant, Chicago, 107; Arenado, Colorado, 95; Saturday’s Games race Statistics ion, I still wanted to get the best A day after his 59th birthday, Greens for her LPGA Tour-lead- Blackmon, Colorado, 89; Seager, Los Angeles, 87; Kansas City 23, Chicago 7 Average Speed of Race Winner: 162.742 mph. Goldschmidt, Arizona, 86; LeMahieu, Colorado, 85; Votto, Philadelphia 33, Indianapolis 23 Time of Race: 2 hours, 27 minutes, 29 seconds. finish I can. Langer birdied the par-5 18th in ing fifth victory of the year. Cincinnati, 82; Myers, San Diego, 81; Murphy, Washington, Baltimore 30, Detroit 9 Margin of Victory: 1.478 seconds. Nine days after withdrawing 80; Segura, Arizona, 79; Zobrist, Chicago, 79. Tennessee 27, Oakland 14 Caution Flags: 4 for 17 laps. “It will hurt,” Fowler said. “But regulation for a 5-under 67 to RBI-Arenado, Colorado, 111; Murphy, Washington, 98; N.Y. Giants 21, N.Y. Jets 20 Lead Changes: 20 among 13 drivers. it’s only going to make it better match Austin and Sutherland at from the Rio Olympics because of Bryant, Chicago, 89; Rizzo, Chicago, 89; Bruce, New York, Denver 17, Los Angeles 9 Lap Leaders: J.Logano 1-22; R.Smith 23; J.Logano 24-25; 86; Kemp, Atlanta, 85; Russell, Chicago, 84; Gonzalez, Sunday’s Games K.Harvick 26-57; M.Truex 58-64; K.Harvick 65; C.Elliott 66; for next week. I’ll be in a good 13-under 203 at TPC a left knee injury, the 20-year-old Colorado, 83; Duvall, Cincinnati, 83; Lamb, Arizona, 80. Minnesota 23, San Diego 10 B.Keselowski 67-70; J.Johnson 71-107; C.Elliott 108; Thai player made a 12-birdie putt HITS-Segura, Arizona, 162; Seager, Los Angeles, 162; Houston 34, Arizona 24 B.Keselowski 109-117; C.Elliott 118-124; K.Larson 125-155; spot.” Snoqualmie Ridge. Austin also Murphy, Washington, 159; Prado, Miami, 158; LeMahieu, Jacksonville 26, Cincinnati 21 B.Keselowski 156; M.Kenseth 157-164; A.Dillon 165; Davis Love III still has four had a 67, and Sutherland shot on the final hole for a 6-under 66 Colorado, 154; Bryant, Chicago, 149; Blackmon, Colorado, Thursday, Sept. 1 R.Newman 166; C.Edwards 167; G.Biffle 168; C.Elliott 169- 147; Arenado, Colorado, 144; Gonzalez, Colorado, 144; Jacksonville at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 190; K.Larson 191-200 captain’s picks over the next 64. and a four-stroke victory. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016— 11 Chasing the dream: Some walk-ons catch it, but most quit trying LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Finally, division schools and are chal- always ask if I regret it that I did- Brad Simpson can call himself a lenging themselves to see if they n’t play a single down when I scholarship player at a big-time can hack it in Division I. Their could have gone to a D-II school, football school. It’s taken him hopes are to become significant had a scholarship and started four years, and he’s run up stu- contributors and get a scholar- right way. The answer: I don’t dent-loan debt into the tens of ship. have a single regret.” thousands of dollars. With one The reality is that most will Walk-ons always have been season to play, he says his walk- transfer or quit. In fact, 15 of the part of college football. Nebraska on experience at Nebraska has 20 walk-ons who entered was among the first programs to been worth every penny. Nebraska with Foster in 2010 did make a point of seeking out Derek Foster also walked on at just that. Foster never consid- prospects who might not be tal- AP photo Nebraska. He never earned a ered it. ented enough to merit a scholar- NebrAskA wAlk-oN linebacker Brad Simpson, left, watches drills as head coach Mike Riley, right, scholarship. In fact, he never “I’m a small-town kid who ship but could help the team. talks to J.D. Spielman (10) during practice in Lincoln, Neb. Simpson said it was intimidating being around played a down in his five years. grew up in Nebraska. There was Nebraska’s rosters regularly He says he, too, got his money’s one team I watched, and one numbered 175-200 into the early the scholarship players at first, but never felt looked-down upon as a walk-on. worth. team only, and that was the 2000s. Stricter enforcement of With the start of classes across Huskers,” said Foster, who’s Title IX, which requires equitable earning scholarships, and at on opportunity presented by the Simpson said it was intimidat- the country, freshman walk-on from Elm Creek, population 934, opportunities for male and least three will be starters this former Nebraska staff. ing being around the scholarship players are hitting practice fields and graduated in 2014. “To have female athletes, has led to a season. The son of an office worker players at first, but he never felt to round out rosters and chase the opportunity to walk through reduction in squad sizes. The Director of high school rela- and retired electrician, Simpson looked-down upon. A linebacker, dreams. A lot of them turned the tunnel and step on the field Huskers now cap their roster at tions Kenny Wilhite estimated 85 estimated his student-loan debt he spent his first year playing on down scholarships from lower- was a win in itself there. People about 140, with 85 of them being percent of Nebraska walk-ons at $80,000 to $90,000. the scout team and has become a scholarship players. That means had scholarship offers from “Every time the email comes, I key member of special teams the Nebraska must be more selective lower-division programs. Walk- don’t look at it,” Simpson said of last three years. Auburn’s Johnson goes from when it comes to walk-ons. ons from in-state will pay about his loan statements. “It’s all an Coach Mike Riley told Simpson Except for having to pay for $20,000 this year for tuition, investment. If I ever think about a little over a week ago that he tuition, room and board, walk- room and board; for out-of-state the money, I just say put in your had done enough to earn a schol- playmaker to the go-to guy ons are treated the same as walk-ons it’s about $35,000. time, put in your money and it arship this season. “This is a great institution. You will all pay off — the education, “It meant the world,” he said. AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — sturdier 211. scholarship players. They’re have that Nebraska degree, and the experience, the connections.” “Ever since I got here, that was Kerryon Johnson was a versa- “I’m real confident in him,” given the cost-of-attendance it goes a long way,” Wilhite said, Simpson, part of that stellar the biggest accomplishment I tile playmaker who returned Tigers receiver Marcus Davis stipend, a laptop and Adidas “but it’s still tough to sell when 2012 walk-on class, worked 40 could have. For me to reach my kicks, ran the Wildcat and said. “He’s very, very talented. gear, and they have access to the kids have scholarship offers.” hours a week at an Omaha goal like that, it’s not overwhelm- caught some passes out of the He’s a guy who’s really intelli- academic support and life skills Simpson, from the Omaha supermarket the summer follow- ing but a big feeling of accom- backfield as a freshman. gent as well. He does things programs. suburb of Ralston, said he had to ing his senior year of high school. plishment, that I proved to Now, his role is more that I never saw other people Still, from 2008 to 2015, 80 of think long and hard about saying Meanwhile, the incoming schol- myself I could do this.” defined: Auburn’s featured do and I’m real comfortable the 153 walk-ons (53 percent) no to offers of partial scholar- arship players spent that sum- Simpson is on track to gradu- tailback. The Tigers sophomore with him back there and confi- left before completing their eligi- ships from Division II Nebraska- mer on campus training with the ate with a communications vaulted to the top of the depth dent in his abilities. bility. But 2012 brought one of Kearney and Northwest Missouri returning players and adjusting degree in December and begin a chart entering next Saturday’s “He’s just a real smooth, the best walk-on classes in pro- State and saying yes to the walk- to campus. career selling medical equipment. opener with No. 2 Clemson fol- swift guy. I know he’s going to gram history, with 10 of the 22 lowing the dismissal of top make a lot of plays.” returning runner Jovon Johnson certainly did that Robinson during fall camp and at Madison Academy near two other departures . Huntsville, Alabama. He was Johnson insists his the state’s Mr. Football after Falcons approach hasn’t changed with rushing for 1,659 yards and From Page 9 the more prominent role. 25 touchdowns as a senior “I prepared every day like and leading the Mustangs to Quinn said he was awaiting more “We’ve been very clear about with San Francisco and played limit of 75 players. this for the past 18 years of my three consecutive state titles. information on rookie WR Devin what we’re looking for,” Dimitroff with Tampa Bay in 2013-14. The Falcons also released safe- life,” he said. “I come in, I go to Johnson also started as a Fuller’s shoulder injury. said of Goldson’s projected role Ishmael has missed the last ty Sergio Brown and waived work, I leave. That’s just what safety his entire freshman sea- Falcons give workout to former as a backup. “He knows what his two preseason games with a offensive lineman Michael Huey, I do. I feel like we have a lot of son after making an impres- role is going to be for us and shoulder injury but could be running back Gus Johnson, wide people on the team that do sion in a 7 on 7 tournament Redskins S Dashon Goldson that’s very important and he has back for Thursday night’s final receiver Jordan Leslie, tight end that. That was an unfortunate over the summer, taking over ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta to weigh that out with what he’s preseason game against Arthur Lynch, linebacker Ivan event obviously, but it didn’t the No. 1 tailback spot during Falcons gave a workout to veter- hearing from other organiza- Jacksonville. McLennan, cornerback Ryan change my mind-set at all. I the season. an free-agent safety Dashon tions. Quinn said he expects Ishmael White, and defensive lineman just maybe got a couple of “I’m not stupid. It took Goldson on Saturday and are in “I don’t think it has to do at all to have limited participation in Brandon Williams. more carries. I’ve just got to do about two plays to realize he’s talks with the former Redskins with money. I think it has to do Sunday’s practice “and more Renfree, a seventh-round pick my job anyway.” special and he needs to be starter about a backup role. more with his opportunity (to going through the week. We’re in 2014, played in two games last Johnson ran for a modest playing,” Madison Academy The Falcons will be without start).” encouraged about that.” season. Veteran Matt Schaub 208 yards last season, often defensive backs coach Mark rookie starting strong safety Goldson had 110 tackles in 15 The Falcons cut nine players, was signed in the offseason as taking direct snaps in the Berryman said. Keanu Neal, the first-round pick, starts with the Redskins in 2015. including backup quarterback quarterback Matt Ryan’s back- Wildcat formation. His 14 Johnson remains one of the for at least the first two regular- He spent his first six seasons Sean Renfree, to reach the roster up. catches led Auburn’s tail- players Berryman cites as an season games with a right knee backs, and he averaged 27.6 example to Madison seniors injury. He will have arthroscopic yards returning kicks. for the kind of attitude that led surgery on Monday. The top three rushers all left him to spend time on the scout Coach Dan Quinn said for various reasons. Peyton team even as the team’s star Saturday that backup Kemal NASCAR Barber was an early entry into player. Ishmael would fill in for Neal as From Page 9 the NFL draft, Roc Thomas Johnson displays a self-dep- the starting strong safety even if transferred to FCS recating sense of humor on the team signs Goldson, 31. in just a few short months here at Chase, finished 35th after some enough to come in 19th. Jacksonville State and social media — posting on General manager Thomas this place we had a really good early engine trouble. Buescher is “We actually had a pretty fast Robinson was booted from the Twitter that he “started sopho- Dimitroff said Goldson’s agent car, had an opportunity,” Elliott seven points ahead of David car. We ran some really fast laps, team for off-the-field issues. more year off strong” by get- said the safety also has interest said. “That’s one thing I try really Ragan for 30th place on the sea- but we just got in a bad spot That leaves Johnson as the ting lost trying to find a class from other teams. hard to do is make the most of son. there on the restart and got only tailback who has logged a on the first day of fall semes- opportunities when they’re pre- Alex Bowman, filling in for Dale sucked around and wore off part carry for the Tigers. Auburn ter. sented. Obviously I didn’t do a Earnhardt Jr. in the No. 88 car, of our splitter,” crew chief Adam brought in onetime Baylor Berryman doesn’t believe very good job of that here both had a problem with the ignition Stevens said. “Even after that we signee Kam Martin, a 177- Johnson’s personality will Braves trips.” system and finished 30th. were one of the probably five or pound speedster who change as a starting tailback From Page 9 Elliott led by 2.86 seconds with Twelve drivers have wrapped six quickest cars on the race anchored a 4x200-meter relay in the Southeastern 28 laps to go Sunday, and it up Chase berths. Tony Stewart, track and just whenever we got in team in Port Arthur, Texas Conference. He also points to The Giants had not had four looked as if Larson’s chance to who has a victory, has clinched a the lucky-dog spot we ran there that set a national record. The Johnson’s runs late in the home runs and four triples in one catch him had been derailed top-30 finish in points to secure for I can’t tell you how many laps Tigers also signed Malik Miller, Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game since at least 1900. The last when he lost ground passing a his spot. and just didn’t get a caution.” Johnson’s high school team- Classic to earn MVP honors as major league team to do it was the lapped car. The caution gave him Buescher’s situation is still INSPECTION: Keselowski’s No. mate, and have worked H-back evidence that he’s a physical New York Yankees against Texas another shot, though, and he uncertain, so there could end up 2 Ford failed post-race laser Kamryn Pettway at tailback. runner. on May 6, 1998. Three triples took advantage. being as many as four drivers inspection. But Johnson figures to be “He ran the ball between the came in one inning, the first time “We both spun our tires really making it in on points. Elliott is SKID: Hendrick Motorsports is the workhorse. He missed tackles the last two drives by in San Francisco history that the bad, and the No. 2 (Keselowski) 11th in the standings, the top winless in 19 races after Elliott most of spring practice after himself,” Berryman said. Giants have done that. pushed me really good,” Larson driver with no victories. fell short, but there were some offseason shoulder surgery but “There’s a lot more to Kerryon UP NEXT said. “He could have probably WHO’S HOT: Points leader positive signs for the team. At the packed on 16 pounds to report Johnson than what you saw Braves: RHP Julio Teheran (3-9) pulled underneath me and went Kevin Harvick followed up his win midway point, Hendrick cars to preseason camp weighing a last year.” pitches against San Diego on by, but he stayed with me and got at Bristol with a fifth-place show- were 1-2, with Jimmie Johnson Tuesday in the opener of a brief, me the lead.” ing at Michigan. He has 11 top- leading Elliott at the front. Kasey three-game homestand. Teheran There were only four cautions five finishes in 24 starts this year. Kahne was in fifth at that point. is winless since June 19. in the 200-lap, 400-mile race. WHO’S NOT: It was another Johnson ended up sixth, and Giants: RHP Johnny Cueto (14- Larson led a race-high 41 laps. rough day for Kyle Busch at Kahne finished 14th. Bowman SEC 4) faces Arizona for the fourth Logano, the pole winner, finished Michigan. He’d finished out of the was the only driver for Hendrick time this season Tuesday at AT&T 10th. top 30 in five of his previous six who finished way behind. From Page 9 Park. Cueto has two wins and a Chris Buescher, who has a vic- races at the track, and he was no This is Hendrick’s longest los- 3.86 ERA in his previous three tory but still needs to stay in the factor Sunday after an early spin, ing streak since a 22-race dry hard to make a living at that.” according to Pro Football Focus, games against the Diamondbacks. top 30 in points to make the although he did recover well spell from 1993 into 1994. Here’s a look at some of the which said he had an average of SEC’s top pass rushers: one pressure per 2.8 pass rush- n The 6-foot-5, 255-pound ing attempts. Ohio State’s Joey Garrett has racked up 24 sacks Bosa, the third overall draft pick, and 33.5 tackles for loss in his averaged one pressure for every Titans first two years and was a finalist 4.9 attempts, PFF said. From Page 9 for the Lombardi and Hendricks n Barnett’s 20 sacks through awards. He plays opposite two seasons is just 12 shy of That’s too many for Mularkey. communicating better. West Virginia in 2015, has won the Andy Gallik who was waived as Daeshon Hall, who’s even bigger Reggie White’s Tennessee record “Obviously, we’re concerned “We’re letting too many plays get starting job at left guard at least injured. Gallick recently had and had seven sacks. set from 1980-83. He had nine about that,” Mularkey said. “We’ve away, and we’re letting too many for the opener. Plans to rotate arthroscopic surgery on a knee. “We’ve got two of the best sacks in the last eight games in got to make some plays. Again I plays go and get over our head and Sebastian Tretola with the starters The team on Sunday also defensive ends in the country in 2015. “He’s a savage when he’s watch a lot of tape on these guys. up the middle of our defense,” on the offensive line fell through waived safety Lamarcus Brutus, Myles Garrett and Daeshon out on the field,” Volunteers Those big throws are some of the Casey said. “We have to find a way when the Titans put together a 14- offensive tackle William Campbell, Hall,” Aggies coach Kevin Sumlin defensive coordinator Bob Shoop best throws that they make, some to make this happen. A lot of times play drive that took up more than wide receivers Donte Foster and said at SEC media days. said. of the best throws by Derek Carr. we come back and bounce from it, 8 minutes of the second quarter. Reece Horn, linebackers Deiontrez Garrett said they create open- n Ole Miss’s Haynes tied the ... That’s a tough pass to defend but I think we have to do a better ... The Titans waived 12 players Mount and Amarlo Herrera, cor- ings for each other. “He’s just as school record as a sophomore the way they throw it, and they’re job of getting the game started off.” Sunday and still have a couple nerbacks Blidi Wreh-Wilson and effective as me,” he said. with 10 sacks and has 17.5 in good at it.” Cox is expected to return to more moves to make before Tyler Patman, offensive lineman n With Allen and Williams, his first two seasons. The Titans made some big plays practice this week, though he like- Tuesday’s deadline to be at 75. Nick Richter and defensive end Alabama also has a formidable n Missouri’s Harris led the themselves against Oakland. ly won’t play in the preseason Titans waive 12 to trim roster Mike Smith. pass rushing duo. The 6-3, 291- SEC in tackles for loss per game, Jurrell Casey sacked Carr, and finale Thursday night at Miami (2- Coach Mike Mularkey pound Allen had 12 sacks last racking up 18.5 in 12 outings. David Bass picked up a fumble 1). Mularkey said Mariota will play before Tuesday’s NFL deadline announced just after wrapping up season, with 11 coming against He follows in a line of pass rush- forced by Sean Spence that he at best a series in that game with NASHVILLE (AP) — The his news conference that the ranked teams. “He plays like a ing ends like 2015 first-rounder returned 47 yards for a touch- the Titans looking ahead to the Tennessee Titans now have Titans also waived defensive end bullet,” Tide safety Eddie Shane Ray down. They got the win despite season opener Sept. 11 against waived 12 players to start trim- Ropati Pitoitua as well. The veter- Jackson said. “Charles is one of the next giving up 440 yards. Minnesota. ming the roster before Tuesday’s an was due $3 million this season Williams had 10.5 sacks on great ones, in my opinion,” Casey said the Titans just need Titans Tidbits: Quinton Spain, league deadline to reach 75. in the third and final year of a deal just 148 pass rushing snaps, Missouri coach Barry Odom said. to clean up some things, including the undrafted free agent out of That group includes center signed in 2014. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Hearing from a very candid high school counselor Have you ever been severely chas- other columns, and I have really come improving. Most of the pregnant girls ple to task and compiled a list of things tised about something, especially when GUEST to appreciate and respect her because I that I see have a poor or no relation- they support and the things they you really didn't think it was your fault? ColUmniST know she really cares about students. ship with dad. These boyfriend/lovers oppose. If you have, then you know how I felt We need more like her all across the become the dad figure in their lives. So You can check this out by going to the other day when I got a letter from a nation. I would also like to share with sad, but so true." google.com and placing the words, female reader who really took me to Jim you what Linda had to say because she For most of us this subject is very "ACLU opposes" in your search bar. If task over a recent column. The column Davidson was very candid and because she is the uncomfortable and I don't wade in you don't already know, you might read in question was one I had written sev- voice of experience, having interaction because I think I have all the answers. and consider carefully a few of the eral months ago about teaching with students day after day. I wade in because, like Linda things on his list. "Abstinence Sex Education" in our said, which was my fault. I am 100 Linda begins, "I read your article Hammontree, I care about boys and The ACLU is opposed to parental nation's public schools. percent in agreement with the basis for recently about abstinence. We need the girls, and also understand that an notification for minors having abortion, The letter was unsigned with no this lady's letter. Morals are for both message to go to boys as well as girls. unwanted pregnancy severely limits the filters on public library computers, sex- address, and since it was very brief, I sexes, and boys have the same or more Boys put a lot of pressure on the girls. chances of success and a long and offender registries, broadcast decency will just share it with you. There is cer- responsibility in this matter than girls. After talking with today's teens, I don't happy life for most of these young girls. laws, prayers before high school foot- tainly a valid reason for sharing this, as I was just so focused on what I was think the word abstinence is in their Like the internet and television, there ball games, parental consent laws, you will see later. saying I just assumed this would be vocabulary. They are so open about are other forces at work that make it abstinence before marriage, sex educa- It begins, "I am absolutely appalled understood. So there is my correction, their sexual experiences. There is no much more difficult to help our young tion and many others. that you would preach abstinence for along with my apology. shame, no regrets; it is an unbelievably people develop good character and ——— girls and not once mention the same I heard from a good number of read- common occurrence among them. I moral values and to make wise choices. (About the writer: Jim Davidson is a for boys. Talk about a double standard. ers regarding this column, and one that wish it were as simple as just saying, As I stated in my previous column, motivational speaker and syndicated Morals are for both sexes." really stood out was from a counselor 'Abstain.' Until we get the smut off the one of these is the ACLU, which over columnist. He may be contacted at 2 When I said earlier that I didn't think at our local high school. Again a lady, internet and television, and we get par- the years has become "America's Bully." Bentley Drive, Conway AR 72034. To it was my fault, it was because of my and her name is Linda Hammontree. ents to stop being babysitters and actu- While I am not a big fan of Bill O'Reilly support literacy, buy his book "Learning, heart and my intent and not what I I have heard from Linda before on ally be parents, I don't see the situation on Fox News, he has taken these peo- Earning & Giving Back.") DEAR Viewpoint ANNIE Dear Annie: My children are Can the GOP nuke its own grown and have wonderful families of their own, but my daughter is extremely jealous of her brother nominee? Think about it! and his family. The Republican race has gone alleged benefits of using tactical My daughter moved to another nuclear. nukes in Vietnam, and some jokey state after she graduated college One big reason why GOP presi- talk about the mightiness of (she is the eldest) and lived with dential nominee Donald Trump is American missiles (we oughta "lob her father for a while before she married and had her two children. cratering lately — brand new polls one into the men's room at the She lived there for almost 24 years show him 11 points down in Kremlin"), he got tagged as a dan- before she came back to our home- Pennsylvania, 9 points down in gerous loon. Lyndon Johnson's town. My son and I were close Michigan, 15 points down in New Democratic operatives saw to that. because his dad and I were Hampshire — is because people On the night of Sept. 7, NBC divorced for four years before I are catching on to the fact that he's aired an LBJ campaign ad. It fea- remarried and we only had each too unstable, too reckless and pol- tured 3-year-old Monique Corzilius other. Even after he moved out and icy-ignorant, to command our of Pine Beach, N.J. (with her par- got married, we remained close. nuclear arsenal in an unstable ents' OK, for a Five years ago, my daughter world. fee of $100). divorced her husband, moved home and married a nice man That perception killed Barry She plucked here. But never in these five years Goldwater's conservative candida- some daisy has she had us down to her home cy in 1964 — perhaps unfairly, petals and for a meal, though we’ve had them because veteran senator counted up to over to our place many times and Goldwater was not a policy novice 10. Then came on most holidays. On the holidays — and now it's dogging Trump. the stentorian TODAY IN HISTORY we don’t host, we are all invited to Rightfully so. v o i c e o v e r , my son’s, two hours away. My One of the latest detonations Polman counting down daughter complains because of the (AP) – Today is Monday, Aug. down in the Atlantic after 8 days memorial in New Orleans hold- drive, yet she won’t have any of the came on a recent "Morning Joe" to a nuclear 29, the 242nd day of 2016. There in space. ing the unclaimed and unidenti- show, when co-host and ex- launch. The bomb exploded as holidays at her house. She always are 124 days left in the year. In 1972, swimmer Mark Spitz fied bodies from the deadly has excuses — that her house is Republican congressman Joe LBJ (quoting W.H. Auden) intoned, Today’s Highlight in History: of the United States won the storm. An Egyptian court sen- too small, she can’t cook, etc. But Scarborough dropped this into our "These are the stakes — to make On Aug. 29, 1966, the Beatles third of his seven gold medals at tenced three journalists for Al- we have answers for all of those. wakeup coffee, "Several months a world in which all of God's chil- concluded their fourth American the Munich Olympics, finishing Jazeera English to three years in When I talk about her brother, ago a foreign policy expert on the dren can live, or to go into the dark. tour with their last public con- first in the 200-meter freestyle. prison for broadcasting “false she gets upset, but I talk about her international level went to advise We must either love each other. Or cert, held at Candlestick Park in In 1981, broadcaster and news,” sparking an international life and compliment her all the Donald Trump, and three times he we must die." San Francisco. world traveler Lowell Thomas outcry. Triple Crown winner time. She lives 1 mile from me but asked about the use of nuclear Hillary Clinton's campaign hasn't On this date: died in Pawling, New York, at age American Pharoah lost to Keen never comes by. When I go there, weapons. Three times, he asked crafted anything as blatant as the In 1533, the last Incan King of 89. Ice in the $1.6 million Travers she is too busy watching TV or Peru, Atahualpa, was executed In 1996, the Democratic Stakes before a stunned crowd sleeping. at one point, 'If we have them why famous "Daisy" ad, but it doesn't on orders of Spanish conqueror National Convention in Chicago at Saratoga Race Course. Author can't we use them?' ... Three times need to. Its most ubiquitous ad — When my mom was alive, there Francisco Pizarro. nominated Al Gore for a second and motivational speaker Wayne was never a day I didn’t talk to her, in an hour briefing, 'Why can't we the one that shows little kids In 1877, the second president term as vice president. Earlier in W. Dyer, 75, died in Hawaii. and most days I just dropped by her use nuclear weapons?'" watching Trump on TV — con- of The Church of Jesus Christ of the day, President Bill Clinton’s Today’s Birthdays: Actress house to see how she was doing. I Scarborough didn't identify his nects with what the public is Latter-Day Saints, Brigham chief political strategist, Dick Betty Lynn (TV: “The Andy wish I had this kind of relationship source. Was it the foreign policy already sensing. And with what Young, died in Salt Lake City, Morris, resigned amid a scandal Griffith Show”) is 90. Movie with my daughter. She refers to her expert? Someone who'd spoken to national security experts are darkly Utah, at age 76. over his relationship with a pros- director William Friedkin is 81. brother as “the chosen child.” the expert? Nor did he say whether warning. In 1910, Korean Emperor titute. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is I am 68 years old and don’t want he's been sitting on this anecdote One such expert — Michael Sunjong abdicated as the Japan- In 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit 80. Actor Elliott Gould is 78. to die and have my children hate for months or just learned of it. But Hayden, who was George W. Korea Annexation Treaty went the Gulf Coast near Buras, Movie director Joel Schumacher each other after I’m gone. — into effect. Louisiana, bringing floods that is 77. TV personality Robin Moderator Mom it rings true, because it jibes with Bush's CIA director — appeared In 1935, the film “Top Hat,” devastated New Orleans. More Leach is 75. Actress Deborah everything else Trump has said. on "Morning Joe." Scarborough's Dear Moderator: Your daughter starring Fred Astaire and Ginger than 1,800 people in the region Van Valkenburgh is 64. is so attached to that chip on her Back in March, he told Chris much-circulated remark has Rogers, premiered at Radio City died. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew is shoulder she should give it a name. Matthews that tactical nukes were regrettably overshadowed what Music Hall in New York. Ten years ago: President 61. Dancer-choreographer Mark It’s possible she’s holding on to a lot a possible option during a Hayden said on camera: "[Trump] In 1944, some 15,000 George W. Bush visited New Morris is 60. Country musician of anger from her divorce; maybe European crisis (or during a con- is inconsistent. And when you're American troops of the 28th Orleans one year after Hurricane Dan Truman (Diamond Rio) is she blames her ex-husband for frontation with ISIS). In his words, the head of a global superpower, Infantry Division marched down Katrina devastated the region to 60. Actress Rebecca DeMornay their living in another state for 24 "I'm not taking any cards off the inconsistency, unpredictability, the Champs Elysees in Paris, as offer comfort and hope to resi- is 57. Singer Me’Shell years and she is taking that resent- table." When Matthews said that those are dangerous things. They the French capital continued to dents. Tropical Storm Ernesto’s NdegeOcello is 48. Rhythm-and- ment out on you and your son our allies would be disturbed to frighten your friends and they celebrate its liberation from the leading edge drenched Miami blues singer Carl Martin (Shai) because she feels as if she missed Nazis. and the rest of southern Florida. is 46. Actress Carla Gugino is out. Regardless, she’s being unfair. hear a president talk so cavalierly tempt your enemies. And so I In 1952, the composition 4’33” Five years ago: In a sign 45. Rock musician Kyle Cook about nukes, Trump replied, "Then would be very, very concerned." Continue to shower her with (“Four Minutes, Thirty-three Moammar Gadhafi had lost his (Matchbox Twenty) is 41. Actor affection — but refuse to indulge why are we making them? Why do Which well-credentialed national Seconds”) by avant-garde com- grip on his country, his wife and John Hensley is 39. Actress the self-pitying remarks. You clear- we make them?" security experts are counseling poser John Cage premiered in three of his children fled Libya to Kate Simses (TV: “Dr. Ken”) is ly care equally about both of your He doesn't even know how our Trump? Are there any advisers Woodstock, New York, as David neighboring Algeria. Grammy- 37. Rock musician David children. Her attitude is no reflec- nuclear arsenal is set up. During a whom Hayden respects? Tudor sat down at a piano, shut winning blues musician David Desrosiers (Simple Plan) is 36. tion on your love. debate last December, he was Hayden's reply, "No one." the keyboard lid, and, for four “Honey Boy” Edwards, believed Rapper A+ is 34. Actress ——— asked to comment about the I trust there are many reasons minutes and 33 seconds, played to be the oldest surviving Delta Jennifer Landon is 33. Actor (Editor’s Note: Send your ques- "nuclear triad" (three delivery sys- why Trump is trailing Clinton ... nothing. bluesman, died in his Chicago Jeffrey Licon is 31. Actress- tions for Annie Lane to tems: planes, subs, land-based nationally by about 10 points — in In 1958, pop superstar home at age 96. singer Lea Michele is 30. Actress [email protected]. To find Michael Jackson was born in One year ago: Church bells Charlotte Ritchie (TV: “Call the out more about Annie Lane and missiles). He replied with a long riff a recent Fox News poll, no less. Gary, Indiana. rang marking the decade since Midwife”) is 27. Actress Nicole about how "we need somebody But it's surely the nuclear factor read features by other Creators In 1965, Gemini 5, carrying Hurricane Katrina struck the Gale Anderson is 26. Rock Syndicate columnists and cartoon- absolutely that we can trust, who is that's prompting many astronauts Gordon Cooper and Gulf Coast; local and congres- singer Liam Payne (One ists, visit the Creators Syndicate totally responsible," and then Republicans to question Trump's Charles “Pete” Conrad, splashed sional leaders laid wreaths at a Direction) is 23. website at www.creators.com.) replied to a follow-up with, "I think candidacy. ... I think, for me, nuclear is just the Too bad the Republican power, the devastation is very National Committee bylaws Portugal asks Baghdad to lift important to me." require his willingness to quit. Too Cleveland Daily Banner He had no clue. He probably bad he's deaf to something he said diplomatic immunity of boys – Established in 1854 – thinks triad is a synonym for a in that Republican debate last win- LISBON, Portugal (AP) — the boy during night-time fight- menage a trois. ter, because the irony is squirm- Portugal’s foreign ministry has ing with local youths in a rural EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER Goldwater had logged years on worthy: asked Baghdad to lift the diplo- town. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Senate foreign policy committees. "The biggest problem we have matic immunity of the Iraqi The incident occurred Aug. 17 But after a string of comments ... is some maniac, having some ambassador’s teenage sons who in the town of Ponte de Sor, 180 OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR are suspected of attempted homi- kilometers (110 miles) northeast about the alleged perils of signing madman go out and get a nuclear Joyce Taylor Herb Lacy a nuclear test-ban treaty and the weapon." cide. of Lisbon, where Haider Ridha The foreign ministry said in a was attending a course at a local SPORTS EDITOR ——— statement it conveyed the flying school. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts (About the writer: Dick Polman is the national political columnist at request to the Iraqi charge d’af- In an interview with SIC televi- Rick Norton NewsWorks/WHYY in Philadelphia (newsworks.org/polman) and a faires in Lisbon. sion, his brother Ali Ridha said ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Writer in Residence at the University of Pennsylvania. 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ISTANBUL (AP) — It was a He wasn’t alone. crackdown was no less swift. A sizeable segment of the Turkish the Gulen movement — an campaign. But the process is notice received by tens of thou- Hundreds of kilometers (miles) state of emergency was declared. education system was infiltrat- account he opened for conven- lengthy. His teachers’ union has sands of professionals in the to the south in Turkey’s coastal More than 40,000 people have ed,” he said. ience, he said, because a branch appealed to the education min- aftermath of Turkey’s failed town of Izmir, 37-year-old high been detained and nearly 85,000 “The Turkish government has near his home offered interest- istry on behalf of more than 130 coup, and one that profoundly school counselor Seyda Kara was suspended or dismissed from a some legitimacy to pursue free banking. members but was told no dead- shocked Uygar Ozdemir. among those receiving a similar broad range of public sector jobs, Gulenist supporters within the Other suspended teachers use line for a decision could be given The 36-year-old high school notice. The official suspension from schoolteachers and doctors state administration in general the same bank — one which, he because so many cases were sports teacher had been sus- letter fell from her hands when to airline staff, diplomats, and the education field in partic- noted, officially sponsored pending. pended from his job in an she opened it, such was her judges, journalists and artists. ular,” Hakura said. “However, the Turkey’s soccer federation until For Ozdemir, the uncertainty Istanbul school, accused of pro- shock. More than 4,200 institutions government needs to be very, recently. The bank has been shut is devastating. viding financial support for a ter- More than 20,000 teachers have been closed or seized, very careful that this cleansing down since the coup attempt. “It created the feeling in me rorist organization and promot- have been suspended from pub- including schools. operation, as it calls it, does not “My colleagues, including me, that I will lose everything in my ing the organization on social lic schools, while thousands of Erdogan says the purges are encompass ... many innocent have not (opened an account) to life,” he said. media. private school teachers have lost essential to rid the Turkish state individuals who are completely support a group, a congregation Ozdemir returned to Istanbul their jobs. of Gulen’s followers. Gulen him- unconnected to the Gulen move- or a terrorist organization. We from vacation and began trying Both Kara and Ozdemir insist self has condemned the coup ment and whose reputations and opened an account in a bank for SAVE to unravel how he got caught up they have nothing to do with and denies any involvement. professional careers have been reasons related to daily life,” he in one of the biggest dragnets in cleric Fethullah Gulen, who lives The government has vowed to severely damaged by the govern- said. YOUR OLD modern Turkish history — one in self-imposed exile in the continue the crackdown. On ment’s post-coup crackdown.” Being appointed to a state designed to root out followers of United States and whose move- Wednesday, it decided provision- Ozdemir and Kara insist that school was a long-term dream a reclusive Islamic cleric who the ment runs charities, schools and ally to release 38,000 prisoners is exactly what happened to and it took Ozdemir a decade to NEWSPAPERS government says was behind the businesses worldwide. Turkey in an apparent attempt to make them. get there. He had worked in con- July 15 coup attempt that left has designated Gulen’s move- room for thousands arrested in Kara said she knew that the struction, a patisserie, a comput- FOR more than 270 people dead. ment a terrorist organization. the coup investigation. state of emergency would have a er company and selling books “In the beginning I was very Turkey’s failed coup by rebel Some say that the govern- wide impact on society, “but I before his 2012 teaching RECYCLING surprised. I thought, ‘How can it military officers was swift and ment’s response is understand- never thought I would be affected appointment. be possible?’ I couldn’t believe forceful. In the space of a few able to a degree. personally.” His colleagues have started a Cleveland that I was associated with an hours, fighter jets overflew There is a “broad consensus” Turkey’s wide-ranging crack- petition for his reinstatement organization, religious or terror- Ankara and Istanbul, rattling in Turkey that Gulen followers down has spurred several and former and current students Daily Banner ist, which I never had a link to in windows with sonic booms while played an important role in the European allies and rights are conducting a social media my life,” said a shaken Ozdemir, helicopters strafed buildings and coup attempt, said Fadi Hakura, organizations to urge restraint. noting he had never even been to tanks rolled down city streets. It associate fellow in the London- Erdogan has been defiant, criti- a mosque as an adult, much less was ultimately defeated by peo- based Chatham House think cizing Europe for not showing followed a secretive religious ple heeding a call from President tank. The movement’s primary enough support, blasting the cleric. Recep Tayyip Erdogan to take to activity in Turkey was in educa- United States for not quickly “It is a very tragic incident for the streets in defiance. tion, so the government was extraditing Gulen, and vowing to me,” he said. The government’s ensuing “right to conclude that at least a continue the purges. Ozkan Yucel, Kara’s lawyer, fears that the law is being side- lined in the name of rooting out coup plotters, bundling the inno- cent in with the guilty. “The rule of law has been put on the shelf to a great extent,” he said. “For a second one can think: The country is going through an extraordinary situa- tion, therefore some measures are needed. But whether those measures are proportionate or realistic is questionable.” Hakura said many were con- cerned that “the Turkish state’s ability to provide adequate edu- cation services will be dimin- ished for generations to come.” For Kara and Ozdemir, the consequences have been devas- tating. Although they haven’t been fired, they face investiga- tions to determine whether they will be reinstated or sacked. Under the state of emergency, those dismissed can’t appeal, and can never work in the public sector again. AP photo Kara knows of no reason for UYGAR OZDEMIR, 36, a high school teacher, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press being on the purge list, beyond in Istanbul. Teachers have been caught up in one of biggest dragnets in Turkish history as government possibly as a case of mistaken seeks to root out followers of Islamic cleric it blames for a coup attempt. Ozdemir had been suspended identity. The only explanation from his job in an Istanbul school, accused of providing financial support for a terrorist organization and Ozdemir can contemplate was promoting the organization on social media. his use of a bank connected to Attackers set fire to crime lab, sparking bomb scare BRUSSELS (AP) — Attackers Prosecutors said five people The fire and damage were ham- weeks amid a series of criminal rammed a car through the gates were detained and taken in for pering the efforts of investigators knife and shooting attacks and of Belgium’s crime institute early questioning after the incident, to enter the scene, and she said it two hoax anthrax attacks. Monday and set fire to a lab con- which happened at about 2 a.m. would take some time for them On Friday, one person was taining crime scene samples, in Neder-Over-Heembeek. No one establish exactly what had been killed and at least four were apparently in an effort to destroy was injured. destroyed. injured in an accidental explosion evidence, Brussels prosecutors “It’s probably not terrorism. It’s “The laboratory does thou- at a sports center near the French said. a criminal act,” said Ine Van sands of analyses each year, so border. As the blaze in the north Wymersch, a spokeswoman for we don’t know what damage has Over the weekend, Belgian Brussels suburb erupted, resi- the Brussels prosecutor’s office. “I been done yet,” Van Wymersch Prime Minister Charles Michel dents heard at least one explosion cannot confirm that there was told reporters. “It is obvious that announced new security plans to and Belgian media reported a any bomb.” several individuals would have an ease the load on the security serv- bomb attack, but investigators The forensic facility assists interest in making elements in ices, including creating a new said the noise was probably mate- Belgium’s justice authorities in their justice file disappear.” force to protect key buildings and rials going up in flames. carrying out their investigations Belgium’s police and army have the greater use of private security Belgium has been on high alert and the lab contains DNA sam- been deployed in large numbers firms for concerts or sports since coordinated suicide bomb- ples found at crime scenes. since suicide bombers attacked events. ings at the Brussels airport and “The location was not chosen Paris last November, leaving 130 subway on March 22 killed 32 randomly,” Van Wymersch said. dead. Many of the attackers had people, and security forces She said the lab contains “sensi- links to Belgium. remain on standby for another tive information” being used in Tensions have also been run- attack. ongoing investigations. ning high in Belgium in recent EU, Germany play down reports of trade talk failure BRUSSELS (AP) — Both the death were “greatly exaggerated.” the realistic assessment” that European Union’s lead negotiator German Chancellor Angela there won’t be a deal this year. in trade talks with the United Merkel’s spokesman said that Asked Monday to comment on States and the spokesman for while Europe and the United Gabriel’s remarks, Margaritis Germany’s chancellor on Monday States still disagree over certain Schinas, chief spokesperson for downplayed assertions that nego- parts of a free trade deal, the the EU’s executive body, the tiations on the proposed land- talks aren’t over yet. European Commission, told mark pact have collapsed. Steffen Seibert also told reporters that “although trade 2016 Magazine German Economy Minister reporters in Berlin it was “right to talks take time, the ball is rolling Sigmar Gabriel, who is also continue negotiating,” noting that right now,” and that the EU-U.S. Germany’s vice chancellor, had often a breakthrough is only negotiations have entered “a cru- said Sunday that “in my opinion, achieved “in the final round.” cial stage.” the negotiations with the United Gabriel noted Sunday that in “Provided the conditions are States have de facto failed, even 14 rounds of talks on the massive right, the Commission stands though nobody is really admitting trans-Atlantic pact, commonly ready to close this deal by the end • Training it.” known as TTIP, the two sides of the year,” Schinas said. He Asked Monday by The haven’t agreed on a single com- cautioned, though, that the EU’s Associated Press whether mon item out of 27 chapters executive is not willing to sacri- • Grooming Gabriel’s claims were true, chief being discussed. His spokes- fice Europeans’ “safety, health, EU negotiator Ignacio Garcia woman, Tanja Alemany, said her social and data protection stan- • General Pet Care Bercero said: “No, no. Remember boss’s comments were based on dards or our cultural diversity” to what Mark Twain said.” Twain the lack of movement on the part reach an agreement with the once quipped that reports of his of the U.S. and that “he came to United States. • Adoption

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During Lubin that her father had been talking and I know her family, beach. the decades that followed, born Irving Isaacs in New York, which is even more shocking.” Laurie Lubin, of Bellmore, Lubin would periodically but had changed his name after It turned out Berk lived in began her search by poring over resume her mission to track the war. Based on that informa- the same Queens apartment phone books in the 1960s and down Isaacs, only to keep hit- tion, Lubin mailed the dog tags complex as Lubin’s husband’s continued into the internet era. ting dead ends. Her obsession to her in late July. Soon after- ex-wife and children. Berk has She recently hit pay dirt when with finding him became a run- ward, she learned from long known the Lubin family, she learned that one of the vet- ning joke in her family. Herschaft that his review of but had never meet Laurie. The eran’s daughters lives just a Last February, she read an military and civilian records of two women met for the first few miles away in Queens. Associated Press story about an the two men determined the time on Aug. 22 at a restaurant Lubin’s quest to find Indiana soldier’s WWII dog tag dog tags actually belonged to near Lubin’s home. Lubin Brooklyn native Irving Isaacs being returned to his family the Irving Isaacs who stayed in handed over the dog tags to a began in the summer of ‘66 after it was found on the Pacific New York. flabbergasted Berk. when she was about to turn 14. island of Saipan. After being notified of the “It was just amazing. I was One day at Rockaway Beach in She contacted the AP, which mistake, the woman in speechless,” said Berk, who Queens, she spotted something led to the news agency’s Randy California mailed the tags back plans to send one of the tags to AP photo IN THIS PHOTO taken last week and provided by Audrey Berk, shiny in the sand: a pair of dog Herschaft, an investigative to Lubin. her sister, Joanne Isaacs, of tags on a metal chain, along researcher based in Disappointed, but still deter- Flagstaff, Arizona. Berk, left, of Queens, N.Y., and Laurie Lubin of Bellmore, N.Y., hold with a small metal mezuzah, a Manhattan, digging up infor- mined to find the family of the For Lubin’s part, she’s glad the World War II dog tags of Berk's father, Irving Isaacs in Bellmore, religious pendant some Jewish mation on two WWII U.S. Army right Irving Isaacs, Lubin then she stuck to it all those years. N.Y. Lubin found the tags on a New York City beach in the summer servicemen attached to their veterans from New York named used newly obtained informa- “I’m just so happy to return it of 1966 and spent the next 50 years trying to return them. Lubin final- tags. She knew immediately Irving Isaacs. One had changed tion by Herschaft to contact to them,” she said, adding the ly tracked down Isaacs' daughter with the help of The Associated what the items were because his name after the war and Audrey Berk, one of the New Yiddish word “bashert.” Press and gave her the dog tags at a Bellmore restaurant on Aug. 22. her father still had his own moved to California, where he York Isaacs’ two daughters. Rough translation: “It was mezuzah-accessorized dog tags died in 1994. The other had Lubin, 64, phoned Berk earli- meant to be.” Lost heritage: Quake deals blow to Italy’s art treasures ROME (AP) — Within hours of that inspired the great masters. meters (yards) from its hook. would be a “cancellation, a last week’s devastating earth- And just as importantly, local With the clock’s hands stopped removal of the past.” quake in central Italy, members pride over this artistic heritage at 3:36 a.m. — the precise time Italy chronically underspends of the national police squad of in churches or piazzas binds of the quake — the tower on caring for its immense array art experts were already explor- these centuries-old towns to instantly became a symbol of of artworks, medieval, ing the mounds of rubble in sev- their past. Amatrice’s will to be reborn. Renaissance and Baroque eral medieval hill towns. “The icons of these towns are Italy has long experience in palazzi and ancient Roman They have photographed hun- dear to the hearts of the locals,” repairing the artistic destruc- ruins and often turns to corpo- dreds of centuries-old churches said Cristiana Collu, who tion wrought by natural disas- rate sponsors to help fund with missing roofs, torn-away trained as a medieval art histo- ters. restorations. But these spon- frescoes or gaping holes where rian and was recently named When a 1997 quake sent sors, ranging from Italian fash- stained glass once filtered sun- director of the National Gallery Giotto’s frescoes raining down ion houses to Japanese textile light. The quake and several of Modern Art in Rome. “Life is in tiny fragments from the companies, typically favor asso- powerful aftershocks dealt the precious, but it’s also precious vaulted ceiling of the St. Francis ciations with the most interna- latest blow to Italy’s long-deteri- because of these memories” of Basilica in Assisi, restorers tionally prestigious monuments, orating abundance of art and the artistic past, Collu said in painstakingly pieced together such as Rome’s Colosseum or architecture. an interview with The much of the masterpiece. In Trevi Fountain. Even without nature’s fury, Associated Press. 1966, a corps of global volun- Following the quake, Italy’s monumental fountains, church- Quickly and methodically teers dubbed the “angels of the culture minister announced es and ancient Roman ruins documenting the damage helps mud” rescued countless that all revenue from ticket were already vulnerable to car culture officials determine Florence artworks from Arno sales at national museums and exhaust fumes, vandalism and which basilicas or bell towers River floods. galleries Sunday would be ear- other human-inflicted damage. are beyond repair and must be The medieval hill towns that marked for reconstruction proj- Italy’s most urgent priorities razed for safety’s sake, and dot the countryside help to ects. Visitors with experience of are to ensure shelter for those which are candidates for Italy’s make Italy a magnet for post-quake recovery elsewhere needing a safe roof after internationally recognized trail- tourists. Even the tiniest hamlet say Italy needs to mobilize glob- Wednesday’s temblor and to keep blazers in art restoration. is home to priceless artwork — al donations. digging for any more victims’ Hardest hit was the medieval perhaps a 600-year-old crucifix Jane Stafford, a New bodies. But the stricken region’s town of Amatrice, where collaps- in one, religious-themed fres- Zealander visiting a Rome art cultural heritage of medieval ing houses claimed about 240 of coes in another. gallery, recalled how effective paintings, sculptures, bell towers the nearly 300 lives taken in the Art historian Alia Englen public appeals overseas helped and other monuments is vitally quake. spent the better part of three the New Zealand city of entwined with inhabitants’ daily At the town’s St. Francis years studying every monument Christchurch get back in order lives and intrinsic to Italy’s inter- Basilica, a round window is now and church in Amatrice, aided following its 2011 quake. AP photo national reputation as a treasure a hole. Heavy painting frames by the retired director of the “The whole world helped,” she THE BASILICA DI SAN FRANCESCO in Amatrice, central Italy, trove of art. have crashed to the floor. The town’s museum who perished in said, suggesting that Italy No artworks with the cachet fate of the paintings cannot be the quake. In an interview with should launch a social media- was impacted by a 6.1 earthquake, which struck just after 3:30 a.m. of a Leonardo, Michelangelo or determined until debris is La Stampa daily, Englen said driven donation drive. Wednesday. Only hours after last week's quake devastated several Giotto are among those lost in cleared, which could take weeks Amatrice’s 115 churches con- “The villages could maybe medieval hill towns in central Italy, members of the national police the quake. But art historians or months. tained around 3,500 artistically appeal to the world. I could be squad of art experts were already climbing around mounds of rubble stress that local art of whatever Amatrice’s medieval bell tower significant pieces. sitting at my computer in to photograph hundreds of centuries-old churches, with missing pedigree helps to explain the has resisted collapse, although Museum director Collu said Auckland and sending money,” roofs, torn-away frescoes or gaping holes where stained glass once cultural and artistic contexts its huge bell dropped a few that not rebuilding the towns Stafford said. filtered sunlight. Memorial Mass for 2 nuns killed in their home DURANT, Miss. (AP) — A Authorities have said Sanders care for the poor, have been grap- memorial Mass will be held was developed as a person of pling with why anyone would Monday for two 68-year-old nuns interest early in the investigation. want to kill them. who were killed in their Holmes County Sheriff Willie Sanders was not a patient at Mississippi home, even as March said he was briefed by the clinic, said Dr. Elias Abboud, authorities continue to investigate Durant police and Mississippi the physician who oversees it. the stabbing. A man from about Bureau of Investigation officials Plata said he does not think 15 miles away has confessed who took part in Sanders’ interro- people at the church knew without giving a reason, accord- gation and was told that Sanders Sanders. ing to the sheriff. confessed to the killings but gave Authorities said Sanders was The Mass will be at the no reason. being held in an undisclosed Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle Durant police could not be detention center pending a court in Jackson, about an hour’s drive reached for comment Saturday or appearance. They have not given from Durant, the town of 2,500 Sunday. Warren Strain, a any details on why they think where Sisters Margaret Held and spokesman for the Department of Sanders killed the women or Paula Merrill lived until last week. Public Safety which includes the whether he knew them but they They both worked at a health Mississippi Bureau of do say they believe he acted clinic for the poor in nearby Investigation, said the organiza- alone. Lexington, where they also led tion would neither confirm nor Strain said he does not know if Bible study at a church. And deny that Sanders confessed. Sanders has an attorney. more than 300 people came Sanders was on probation after The clinic and the nuns’ home AP photo Sunday to St. Thomas Church to a prison term for a felony DUI in Durant are in Holmes County, PICTURES OF SISTERS Margaret Held, left, and Paula Merrill, right, sit atop their caskets during the say farewell. conviction last year, said Grace population 18,000. With 44 per- vigil for the deceased, at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Lexington, Miss., Sunday. The two nuns, from About 145 people filled the Simmons Fisher, a spokeswoman cent of its residents living in different orders, were found murdered in the Durant, Miss., house they rented, on Thursday. Although church to capacity, and there was for the Mississippi Department of poverty, Holmes is the seventh- authorities have arrested a suspect, they speculate on the motive of the deaths of the two nurse practi- an overflow crowd outside, where Corrections. poorest county in America, tioners, who worked with the poor in a clinic in Lexington. 160 folding chairs were set up Sanders was also convicted of according to the Census Bureau. and still people had to stand to armed robbery in Holmes County, The nuns’ death leaves a gap- watch on a monitor as Bishop sentenced in 1986 and served six ing hole in what was already a Joseph Kopacz of the Jackson years, Fisher said. strapped health care system. Mylan launching generic version of EpiPen Diocese led the service. People who knew the nuns, The clinic provided about 25 The church’s priest, the Rev. known for their generosity and percent of all medical care in the Mylan will start selling a The syringes, prefilled with the A company representative Gregory Plata, spoke about how commitment to improving health county, Abboud said. cheaper version of its EpiPen hormone epinephrine, expire said Monday that the $300 far-reaching the nuns’ work was, after absorbing waves of criti- after a year. cards would be available only and how much they’ll be missed. cism over a list price for the Consumers and politicians for the branded version, but The final hymn, described as Tropical depression moving emergency allergy treatment have accused the company of patients could use its assis- Sister Margaret Held’s favorite, that has grown to $608 for a price-gouging, since the list tance program for both the was “How Can I Keep from into the Gulf of Mexico two-pack, making it unafford- price for a pair of EpiPens has branded and generic versions of Singing?” able for many patients without climbed repeatedly from around the medicine. Afterward, nuns from the dead MIAMI (AP) — A tropical (15 kph). insurance or with high- $94 in 2007, when Mylan Mylan’s announcement women’s orders, people from depression that formed in the The depression was expected deductible coverage. acquired the product. Monday comes a few days after other faiths, and members of the Florida Straits was moving into to bring 3 to 5 inches of rain over The drugmaker says it will Mylan NV CEO Heather the compounding pharmacy community embraced the the southeastern Gulf of Mexico the southern Florida peninsula make available in the next sev- Bresch defended the price hikes Imprimis Pharmaceuticals said women’s families. early Monday and the U.S. and the Florida Keys through eral weeks a generic EpiPen last week, saying the company it might be able to sell a version The killing shocked people in National Hurricane Center said it Wednesday that could cause version that is identical to the only received $274 of the total of the allergy treatment in a few the small communities where the could soon become a tropical flooding and flash flooding. branded option but will have a price for a twin-package while months and would likely charge women committed their lives to storm. Meanwhile, another tropical list price of $300 for a two- insurers, pharmacies and other around $100 for two injectors. helping the poor. The depression’s maximum depression that formed west of pack. parties divvy up the rest. There is currently little com- Rodney Earl Sanders, 46, of sustained winds were near 35 Bermuda was moving toward the It will be available in both Last week, Mylan said it was petition for EpiPen, with the Kosciusko, Mississippi, has been mph (55 kph) with some coast of North Carolina. That 0.15-milligram and 0.30-mil- expanding programs that help only rival product being arrested and charged in the stab- strengthening expected during depression is expected to become ligram strengths, like the cur- people pay for EpiPens. It dou- Adrenaclick, which carries a bings. The county sheriff said the next two days. Forecasters a tropical storm overnight and rent version on the market. bled the limit for eligibility for list price of $461. But that Sanders confessed to the killings said it could become a tropical threatens to bring wind and rain EpiPens are used in emergen- its patient assistance program, could change. although many people are strug- storm later in the day or to eastern North Carolina. cies to treat severe allergies to so a family of four making up to At least two companies are gling to comprehend why anyone overnight. The depression was centered insect bites and foods like nuts $97,200 would pay nothing out trying to get U.S. approval to would want to take the two As of 5 a.m. EDT, the depres- about 230 miles (370 kilometers) and eggs that can lead to ana- of pocket. It also said it will sell a rival brand or generic ver- women’s lives. sion was centered about 155 southeast of Cape Hatteras, phylactic shock. People usually offer $300 copay cards, up from sion of EpiPen. None is likely to Their bodies were found after miles (245 kilometers) west- North Carolina, and was moving keep a number of EpiPens the current $100 per-prescrip- hit the U.S. market until well they failed to show up for work southwest of Key West, Florida, west-northwest near 10 mph (17 handy at home, school or work. tion savings. into next year. Thursday at the clinic. and was moving west near 9 mph kph). www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016—15

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Sunday deadline is at Your Convenience! more information at 423-478-2700. in country. $550 monthly, $300 de- 423-650-6768. Cleveland, Chatta- posit. no pets. 423-244-6855. without charge, if the advertiser calls 11am Friday for business ads and EARn ThOuSAnD$ from home. Be nooga, Dalton Areas. before 3pm the afternoon the error 12 noon Friday for personal ads. 24 Hours A Day! COllEgETOWn MOBilE ES- careful of work-at-home schemes. POWER WAShing, free estimates, appears. The ClEVElAnD DAily Monday deadline is Friday 4pm. All Email your AD to us! hidden costs can add up, and re- TATES: Two bedrooms nice and BAnnER assumes no responsibility corrections must be made by dead- professional, gutters, decks, con- clean. 472–6555. [email protected] quirements may be unrealistic. crete, safe chemicals, affordable. learn how to avoid work-at-home 423-650-8755. LEGAL PUBLICATION scams. Call the Federal Trade Com- 52. Sleeping Rooms SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S or fax to 423-476-1046 mission. 1-877-FTC-hElP. A mes- 41. Professional Services BREEzEWAyExTEnDEDSTAy.COM NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE include the following information: sage from Cleveland Daily Banner WEEKly rate paid in advance, aver- • name with address and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at CARPET & floor cleaning. Fully ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. & phone number www.ftc.gov trained. 2 regular sized rooms and 423-584-6505. Default having been made in the terms, conditions, • Person to contact if a business hall $49.95. Call Matthew McClean and payments provided in a certain Deed of Trust • Requested start date FROnT DESK Clerk - Must be de- at 423-464-0142. 53. Houses for Rent pendable, honest, friendly, drug free, dated OCTOBER 05, 2007, executed by SONYA M. & classification DEnTuRE CEnTER of northwest $750: 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, with car- • We will contact you for prepay- and available for all shifts. Apply in DUGGAN, MARRIED (JOINED BY HER HUSBAND, M. person- Whitewater inn, Ocoee. georgia port, carpet and laminate flooring, RYAN DUGGAN), to DAVID S. HUMBERD, Trustee, of ment. We accept Visa, Mastercard, locations Chatsworth & Tunnel hill new paint. PROViSiOn REAl ES- record in BOOK 1787, PAGE 174, for the benefit of Discover, and American Express Full TiME Presser, will train. georgia TATE AnD PROPERTy MAnAgE- • if you are a billing customer, Champion Cleaners on north lee August Special (CASh Only) MEnT, llC 423-693-0301. BANK OF CLEVELAND, EXISTING UNDER THE please confirm your current billing highway. Apply in person. 5% off Economy (SET) - Reg. $795 address. nOW $755.25 $800 MOnThly, deposit, 3 bed- LAWS OF STATE OF TENNESSEE, PO BOX 5000, room 2 bath, large den. northwest CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37320-5000, in the Reg- hOSTESSES AnD WAiTERS. Ex- 10% off Premium (SET) - Reg. Deadline for ads: $1000 nOW $900. area. Must have good credit. ister's Office for BRADLEY County, Tennessee and perienced only. Apply in person at 423-472-6062. 2pm Monday for Tuesday ad nick's Pizza Steaks and More, 4265 10% off Master Class (SET) - Reg. to J. PHILLIP JONES AND/OR JESSICA D. 2pm Tuesday for Wednesday ad Tl Rogers Street, off Stuart Road $1350 nOW $1215. BINKLEY, either of whom may act, appointed as 2pm Wednesday for Thursday ad behind Sonic. Call today schedule your FREE con- Substitute Trustee in an instrument of record in 2pm Thursday for Friday ad sult or appointment! the Register's Office for BRADLEY County, Tennes- 11am Friday for Sunday ad inSuRAnCE BillER needed for a Chatsworth 706-695-2721 Tunnel 4pm Friday for Monday ad busy pediatric practice in Athens. hill 706-673-8100. see, to secure the indebtedness described; Experience in insurance billing re- Partials, Relines, Repairs, & MORE! WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust was last assigned For Personal Assistance quired. Full time position, compensa- CAll 423-472-5041 tion based on experience. Benefits SElF DEFEnSE instruction for to U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, the entire adults, kids & youth in a safe, indebtedness having been declared due and payable include vacation, sick time, holidays, ClEVElAnD DAily BAnnER 401K, medical/ dental. Send resume clean, family friendly environment. PuBliShER'S nOTiCE: All real es- by U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 4801 FRE- Classified Department to [email protected] or fax to Contact Rick Fowler at tate advertised in this newspaper is DERICA STREET, OWENSBORO, KY 42301 0000, 423-744-8568. 423-473-6000 or check out subject to the Federal Fair housing being the present owner/holder or authorized selfdefense.solutions.com. Act of 1968 and the Tennessee hu- ***SPECIAl BONUS*** ExPERiEnCED luBE Technician man Rights Act which makes it ille- agent, designee or servicer of the holder/owner of with job experience only, some com- said indebtedness, has requested foreclosure pro- All Ads Are Published On Our 45. vacation Rentals gal to advertise "any preference, Website At No Additional Cost! puter experience required. Apply at limitation or discrimination based on ceedings to be instituted; and as provided in said 917 Keith Street, Cleveland. no 2 RiVERS CAMPing: RV Park, race, color, religion, sex, or national Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. phone calls. Cabin Rentals, directly on the river origin, handicap/ disability or an in- BINKLEY, will by virtue of the power and authority SChOlARShiPS guARAnTEED or at junction of hiwassee and Ocoee tention to make any such prefer- nOW hiRing: newly Weds Foods, Rivers. 423-338-7208. vested in me as Substitute Trustee, on THURSDAY, your money back! Beware of schol- inc. Starting Pay $11 hour. Apply in ence, limitation or discrimination." SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 AT 1:00 P.M. (LOCAL TIME) arship “guarantees.” Before you pay person at 187 industrial lane SW BEAR PAW COTTAgES- 2, 3 bed- This newspaper will not knowingly for a search service, get the refund Cleveland Tn 37311. rooms, $75- $85. Mountains, fire- accept any advertising for real estate AT THE MAIN DOOR OF THE BRADLEY COUNTY policy in writing. Call the Federal place, serenity. 423-476–8480. which is in violation of the law. Our COURTHOUSE, 155 NORTH OCOEE STREET IN Trade Commission at nOW hiRing: local furniture manu- readers are informed that all dwell- CLEVELAND, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell 1-877-FTC-hElP to learn how to facturer upholsterers, cutters, and 46. Storage Space for Rent ings advertised in this newspaper to the highest bidder for cash, free from the equity avoid scholarship scams. A mes- sewers. Please call 423-478-2672. are available on an equal opportu- sage from Cleveland Daily Banner CAlFEE'S Mini Warehouse for rent: nity basis. Equal housing Opportu- of redemption, homestead, and dower, and all other and the FTC. Or visit our Web site at PRODUCTION JOBS georgetown Pike, Spring Place nity, M/F. exemptions which are expressly waived, and subject www.ftc.gov Road and highway 64. Call to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described long term assignments for Bayer 476–2777. 2 BEDROOM, central heat and air, in Cleveland. All shifts available. stove and refrigerator, $700 month. property in BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to wit: 5. lost And found FOR REnT - under new ownership. 423-472-7816. Apply online at www.olsten.com or Mull Road Mini Storage. 177 Mull PROPERTY LOCATED IN COUNTY OF BRADLEY, lOST yOuR pet? Check daily at the in person at the Olsten office in 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Full base- Cleveland Animal Shelter, 360 hill Road, Benton. Behind Burgess TENNESSEE: Chattanooga. Feed. Call 423-368-1495. ment. $875 monthly, Call THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE LO- Street. 423-650-5027. TEMPSAFE STORAgE CATED IN THE THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT BRADLEY lOST CAT Smooch Face or ClEAn 2 bedrooms, enclosed ga- Smooch. Black and white tuxedo Climate Controlled COUNTY, TENNESSEE: & Outside units rage, lawn care furnished. $750 markings. 3 years old. Small cat, lease, deposit. 423-774-7686. LOT ELEVEN (11), CARRIAGE HILLS ADDITION #1, very soft fur. Friendly. last seen in Downtown location AS SHOWN BY PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 4, Creek Bend Circle area in nW & georgetown Road lOCATED OFF Blue Springs Road. PAGE 2, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY Cleveland. Please call 614-4111 unfurnished, washer/ dryer hook up. COUNTY, TENNESSEE. 423-244-8530. Reward for return of utilities not included. 3 bedroom, 2 cat. 48. Office Space for Rent bath $1,350 or 2 bedroom, 1 bath BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO 2115 Stein Drive BROAD STREET: freestanding $750 or 1 bedroom, 1 bath $600. CHARLES A. BURNS AND WIFE, SHIRLEY F. BURNS lOST MAlE Chorkie brown and Chattanooga, TN 37421 building, 1860 square feet, parking 423-559-9024 for more information. FROM DONALD R. WILSON AND WIFE, PHYLLIS H. black. $250 reward. 423-503-2710. 423 855 7859 lot, separate offices, lobby. $1500 last seen near Michigan Avenue www.olsten.com rent, $1000 deposit, minimum one 56. Houses for Sale WILSON; DATED 9/29/1979; RECORDED IN BOOK School 8/20/16. year lease. Owner/ agent STOny FOR SAlE by owner. 3 Bedroom, 2 249, PAGE 517, REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY ShAKE ShACK drive in restaurant BROOKS REAlTy. 423-479-4514. COUNTY, TENNESSEE. SMAll REDDiSh brown and white bath, large lot in the city. $119,900. Collie dog lost on Bigsby Creek hiring all positions full or part time. Owner financing. 423-650-5874. SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS AS RECORDED IN 423-472-2200. MulTiPlE ROOM office. Reception Road nW. Call 423-476-4183 or area, bathroom, convenient in MISC. BOOK 88, PAGE 555, IN SAID REGISTER’S 423-464-1634. nEW: 3 & 4 Bedroom homes STARS, inC. is hiring Personal As- Cleveland. $350 monthly. William Eilf, Realtor. RE/MAx ExPE- OFFICE. 7. Personals sistant, wage $8.50. Call 423-991-4984. RiEnCE 423-790-3086 office, SUBJECT TO ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND 423-447-2590 ext. # 1 423-813-9800 cell. Each office inde- SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES OR REGULATIONS IN Al-AnOn OFFERS help for families 49. Apartments for Rent pendently owned and operated. of alcoholics. For meeting informa- ThE BRADlEy County School EFFECT THEREON. tion call 423-284-1612. System in Cleveland, Tennessee is OWnER FinAnCing! lease with M/P 21N-C-9.00 seeking applicants for Special Edu- option, 4 bedroom and 3 bedroom KW DOMESTiC ViOlEnCE support cation Teacher positions. licen- homes. Owner/ agent STOny group for abuse victims. Meets Mon- sure with the Tennessee Depart- BROOKS REAlTy 423-479-4514. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 305 CARRIAGE LANE NE, days. Call 479-9339, extension 15 or ment of Education is required. CLEVELAND, TN 37312 25 for location. Please call Ruth Ann White at WANT TO BUY YOUR HOmE WITH “NO” DOWN PAYmENT ALSO BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO iF yOu want to drink that's your 423-476-0620 for more information or go online at the Bradley County SONYA M. DUGGAN, MARRIED, BY WARRANTY business…if you want to quit, call Al- YOU ONlY NEED A 640 CREDIT DEED DATED OCTOBER 5, 2007 OF RECORD IN coholics Anonymous. Call 499-6003. Schools website to apply http://www.bradleyschools.org PuBliShER'S nOTiCE: All real es- SCORE TO QUAlIfY ON THE BOOK 1787, PAGE 172, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR 8. Adoptions tate advertised in this newspaper is THDA PROgRAm BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. subject to the Federal Fair housing THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 305 ADOPT: CREATiVE, musical, nur- 33. Business Opportunities Act of 1968 and the Tennessee hu- CAll mE TODAY TO gET turing teacher wishes to adopt a man Rights Act which makes it ille- QUAlIfIED CARRIAGE LN NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312 (305 baby into her loving & secure home. INvESTIgATE BEfORE gal to advertise "any preference, CARRIAGE LANE NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312). Expenses Paid. Call lillian YOU INvEST! limitation or discrimination based on HERB lACY 1-888-861-8427 Always a good policy, especially for race, color, religion, sex, or national 423-593-1508 PARCEL ID: 021N C 009.00 000 business opportunities and fran- THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITH- or www.liliadopts.com. origin, handicap/ disability or an in- chise. Call Tn Division of consumer tention to make any such prefer- AffIlIATE BROKER OUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, AND IS FURTHER 9. Pets And Supplies Affairs at (800) 342-8385 or the Fed- ence, limitation or discrimination." CENTURY 21 1ST CHOICE SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR AKC lABRADORABlE puppies. 3 eral Trade Commission at (877) This newspaper will not knowingly REAlTORS OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF males left, 2 blonde 1 black, 7 FTC-hElP for free information. Or accept any advertising for real estate 2075 OCOEE ST THE PROPERTY. ANY REPRESENTATION CON- weeks. Parents on premises. grand- visit our Web site at www.ftc.gov which is in violation of the law. Our ClEvElAND, TN 37311 father Tennessee Wildlife resource readers are informed that all dwell- 478-2331 CERNING ANY ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT PROP- PROCESS MEDiCAl claims from [email protected] canine. Asking $600. 423-504-7484 home? Chances are you won’t make ings advertised in this newspaper ERTY BY A THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESEN- or 423-504-7410. are available on an equal opportu- TATION/RESPONSIBILITY OF TRUSTEE(S)/ SUB- any money. Find out how to spot a 59. mobile Homes for Sale 14. Want To Buy medical billing scam. Call the Fed- nity basis. Equal housing Opportu- STITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. eral Trade Commission, nity, M/F. 4 BEDROOm Doublewide with fire- THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF i Buy junk cars, trucks, motorcycles 1-877-FTC-hElP. 1 BEDROOM apartment, $175 place and jacuzzi 423-339-0176. ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR ENCUMBRANCES from $125 up to $300 i will pick up. A message from weekly, $200 deposit. no pets/ Call Donny at 423-404-1488. mUST SEll! make offer! on a nice LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS Cleveland Daily Banner and the smoking. Call 423-227-9146. mobile home. 423-339-0058. If you are searching for a product Federal Trade Commission. Or visit WHICH TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF our Web site at www.ftc.gov 2 BEDROOM behind Ace hardware uSE yOuR trade in to get your new or service AnD do not want to use on Peerless Road. ground level, TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLOSURE SALE loads of time searching everywhere, home! zero down! 423-337-5992. IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO 34. money To lend walk to shopping. Stove, refrigerator, WHY NOT Advertise your need un- water furnished. For information, call 62. Boats & marine Equipment THE PRIORITY OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE der the heading: 014 WAnT TO * lOAnS up to $1,250 * between 9am-6pm. no pets/ smok- U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ INTERNAL Buy in ThE ClEVElAnD DAily Quick Approval ing. 423-479-5570. 2011 TRACKER Bass boat. 16 foot, BAnnER!! 423-476-5770 all accessories included. Very low REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, $780. newer hours $12,000. 423-284-9817 DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF 15. Yard Sales nEED CA$h fast but can’t get a townhouse, appliances furnished in- cluding washer/ dryer. in quiet area. 66. Auto Parts TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORK RESERVE yOuR spot for hopewell loan? Don’t pay for the promise of a FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTER- loan. Call the Federal Trade Com- no pets. $600 deposit. 523 Crest MOPAR SlAnT Six 225 Engine with Elementary School community yard Drive. 423-619-7895. sale on September 10. Cost $20.00. mission at 1-877-FTC-hElP to learn Pg Automatic Transmission. Excel- ESTED PARTIES IN THE ADVERTISEMENT, THEN how to spot advance-fee loan THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING Donations accepted. Email 3 BEDROOM, 2.5 bath townhome, lent running condition. $1200 O B O. [email protected] scams. A message from Cleveland fireplace, wood/ tile, balcony, Contact Mike at 423-599-1509. GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUB- Daily Banner and the FTC. Or visit wooded, $895 monthly, JECT TO ALL APPLICABLE GOVERNMENTAL ENTI- 18. Articles for Sale our Web site at www.ftc.gov 423-584-3903. 72. Cars for Sale TIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS lOSE 30 lbs. in 30 days! Medical 39. Services And Repairs 3 Big bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Double REQUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425, T.C.A. 67-1-1433, doctors say the only way to lose garage. One level. 5 minutes to the AND 28 U.S.C. 2410 (C). THE NOTICE REQUIRE- weight is to eat less and exercise lAWn MOWing, very reasonable. mall. $980 monthly. 423-667-4967. more. learn how to avoid 423-544-6732. Ask for Mike. MENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. HAVE BEEN weight-loss scams. Call the Federal BEST PlACE for rent: 3 bedroom, 2 MET. Trade Commission at bath, $860. 423-667-4967. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY 1-877-FTC-hElP. A message from 40. general Services Offered BlYTHEWOOD- STEEPlECHASE OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER DAY, TIME AND PLACE Cleveland Daily Banner and the * AAA house PAinTing: interior- APARTmENTS- 1 Bedroom with 2013 ChRySlER 200 - 6 cylinder, CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON FTC. Or visit our Web site at Exterior, Pressure Washing, FREE utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 www.ftc.gov air conditioning, automatic transmis- ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR estimates, References. Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances sion. 44,000 miles. 618-7770. 27. Wood for Sale 423-284-9652. furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. THE SALE SET FORTH ABOVE. THE llOyD'S uSED CARS TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE FREE hARDWOOD on the ground. *BRADFORD TREE SERViCE* ClEVElAnD SuMMiT Apartments 423-476-5681 Will need to cut up. 423-479-1705. TRiMMing/ REMOVAl Bucket Rent is based on income for persons 5526 Waterlevel highway RIGHT TO RESCIND THE SALE 62 or older, handicapped or dis- IF YOU PURCHASE A PROPERTY AT THE FORE- truck/ Chipper FREE estimates. Cleveland, Tn 29. Help Wanted - Part-time insured. 423-421-4049 abled. We have immediate open- www.lloydsusedcars.com CLOSURE SALE, THE ENTIRE PURCHASE PRICE IS ings. Equal housing Opportunity 44 2010 Chevy hhR, 2009 Chrysler FAMily hOME Care Service is hir- inman Street 479-3005 DUE AND PAYABLE AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE ing caregivers and CnAs in the DAnny'S TREE SERViCE: Tree re- Sebring 4 door, 2008 Chrysler Se- AUCTION IN THE FORM OF A CERTIFIED/BANK Cleveland and Benton areas. Pay is moval, shrubbery trimmed/ planted. PinEWOOD APARTMEnT homes bring Convertible, 2006 Chrysler CHECK MADE PAYABLE TO OR ENDORSED TO LAW $9.50 to $10 hourly. insurance bene- Senior Discounts. 30 years experi- is now accepting applications for a 2 Pacifica, hyundai Santa Fe, 2005 OFFICE OF J. PHILLIP JONES. NO PERSONAL fits after 60 days. Apply online at ence. 423-244-6676. bedroom apartment. Rent $460, de- Buick Rendezvous, Pontiac g6, www.shcsllc.com. Call Brandy at DEBBIE’S ClEANINg SERvICE posit $230. Appliances and water 2004 Buick Rendezvous, Chevy CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. TO THIS END, YOU 423-744-4674 with any questions. furnished. it is clean, safe and quiet Blazer, 2003 Ford Explorer, gMC MUST BRING SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO OUTBID THE {HOmE OR BUSINESS} area. ground level 423-593-8010. Sonoma, 98/99 honda Civics. LENDER AND ANY OTHER BIDDERS. INSUFFICIENT 30. Help Wanted - full Time FUNDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. AMOUNTS RE- DRiVERS nEEDED Are you in need of cleaning CEIVED IN EXCESS OF THE WINNING BID WILL BE Owner/ Operators Welcomed services? REFUNDED TO THE SUCCESSFUL PURCHASER AT We have the services you are Better Pay & More Time at home! looking for. We offer a one- time THE TIME THE FORECLOSURE DEED IS DELIV- cleaning service or daily, PART TIME HELP WANTED ERED. • 2,000 - 2,800 miles per weekly, bi-weekly and monthly OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: NONE OF RECORD week cleaning plans. We also offer THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND • Come grow with Tranco interior & exterior window Mail Room/Circulation Dept. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR • Equal Opportunity Employer cleaning. • new Equipment SEllINg YOUR HOmE? Fast Paced Work. Varying Hours/Days THAT PURPOSE. • haz-mat pay WE WIll gET YOUR HOmE IN This is improved property known as 305 CARRIAGE • Medical and Dental insurance TIP TOP SHAPE TO SEll (Includes Saturday Nights) LN NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312 (305 CARRIAGE • Paid holidays and Vacation QUICKlY! Must Be Able To Lift 50 lbs. LANE NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312). • up to .45 per mile Cleveland Business, family owned & operated… J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, SUBSTI- Contact Dusty Kiser: Call us today for a fREE Must Be 18 Years or Older TUTE TRUSTEE [email protected] estimate. 1800 HAYES STREET or 423-822-1000 Ext 7228 423-593-1525 Apply In Person 9am-4pm Monday-Friday NASHVILLE, TN 37203 (615) 254-4430 ExTREME MAinTEnAnCE home/ No Phone Calls, Please Mobile home Commercial, residen- www.phillipjoneslaw.com tial, Painting (interior/ exterior). www.auction.com Decks, plumbing, electrical, roofing, F16-0574 siding, all work! 30 years experi- Cleveland Daily Banner August 15, 22, 29, 2016 ence. Free estimates. 423-331-7045. 1505 25th St. NW EOE 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, August 29, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS JIMMY STILL’S hobby of tin- kering with old clocks has recent- ly come up against a supreme challenge. He’s been trying to get Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS this old clock back in shape, so JIMMY STILL DISPLAYS the wooden clock face and workings of this antique. He is attempting to get niece Susan Davidson can dis- them repaired and back in place. The old clock is around 100 years old. play it in her home. Time From Page 1 branch of the library. Still emphasized he doesn’t do repair work on clocks, per se. “It’s not something I’m interested in,” he said. “I’m a tinkerer, and I just like to pid- dle with the old clocks.” He has around 50 antique clocks scattered around his home, most of them interesting finds. He has purchased them Contributed photo from their original owners, at TINKERER JIMMY STILL is facing a real headache with an sales, and on eBay. He contin- antique clock he is attempting to fix. He said the clock is around 100 ually finds things of interest years old and has wooden gears. A self-acclaimed tinkerer of old concerning the timepieces. clocks, the Cleveland retiree says he has his hands full with this new Recently, Jimmy came up challenge. with a challenge he feels may be the end of his hobby. Jimmy Still’s niece, Susan Davidson, lives in South Bradley County with her hus- Wilson band. The couple have a clock From Page 1 which was handed down Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS through her husband’s family, Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS IT IS NOT JUST the wooden clockworks of this antique timepiece They were located in western she was not happy. and which she has entrusted ALSO INCLUDED with the old that are of interest. Above is one of two pendulum weights which Colorado by authorities there, A family member of Wilson’s to her uncle to see if he can clock were old stamps pasted to came with the clock, and a sticker which lists the builder of the time- and Skyla was transported said after his appearance that get it running. the back of the case. piece and the company which made the case. back by her grandmother and “he is a good father.” The clock had been under Bradley County Sheriff Eric Wilson said he had never run the couple’s bed for many Whiting of New York. Still said. “I’ve worked on it, Jimmy Still appears to be Watson on Aug. 19. from any previous appearance years, because they didn’t Made in New England, the and worked on it, and I can’t approaching this task for his While the grandmother has in court, and would not this know what to do with it. Still clock includes two pendulum get it to run right.” niece as the ultimate challenge custody of the little girl, Wilson time, though his bond may said she has decorated her weights, which are different “My philosophy is that if of his seven-plus decades of said this morning in his make it impossible for him to home with a rustic design, and sizes. According to documenta- you’re going to work on some- timepiece tinkering. arraignment that he had not be out of jail prior to the pre- feels the clock will be an inter- tion within the clock, it once thing, work on it,” he said. “If He says Susan has told him returned Skyla because of the liminary hearing. He told the esting addition to her dining belonged to William not, leave it alone.” it’s not that important that he “environment that I wanted to Banner on Saturday night the room — if Still can get it run- Waterhouse, and later became He has not yet come to the gets the clock back in operat- get her out of.” only other time he had been ning. the property of his grand- point where he has decided to ing shape, where it will strike He said to those in the arrested was on failure to pay He said he told her it will daughter, Georgia Waterhouse leave the clock alone, and it properly. But, you can see this General Sessions Courtroom child support, and that he had not be a short project, and will Walker. has been a tremendous chal- is something the old “tinkerer” that he is not a bad person, but served his time for that charge. take some extensive work. Still said members of his lenge. He said there are some wants as a crowning achieve- felt he was doing what he did The charge against Wilson Little did he know the truth of nieces’ family have visited the nicks in the gear wheels, and ment for his longtime hobby. for the good of his daughter. will be presented at his prelim- that statement. gravesite of William the clock doesn’t strike at “Clocks are temperamental,” When returned to Bradley inary hearing, and a potential “This clock may be the end Waterhouse, the original times. It has metal hands on he said in reference to this County on Saturday evening, court date will be set then, of me,” Jimmy has said. He owner. the clock face, and one of them one, which may do him in. “It he told the Cleveland Daily pending how he pleads to the has worked on it for several Perhaps the most unusual was broken and repaired. looks simple,” he said of the Banner that he had taken his charge. months, but still can’t seem to thing about the clock is that Another unusual thing clock, “but it’s not. The way daughter on a 13-day camping Watson said he was going to get it all together. its inner workings are made about the clock is there is an this thing works, it has to be trip. attempt to get restitution for This clock is very unique, entirely of wood. Even the image of George Washington just right.” “There are other avenues for the cost of returning Wilson to and Jimmy says, “very sensi- gears are wood. He said that in inside the front, glass door, “I’m 87 and I’ve learned a lot you to get her out of an envi- Bradley County. Deputies Tony tive.” years past there were a num- and they have named it “The from clocks,” Jimmy Still con- ronment that you are not sure Liner and Corey Loftis brought The unusual timepiece was ber of clocks made with wood- General” because of that ren- tinued. “I’ve learned a lot from of,” said Randolph. Wilson said Wilson back to Bradley County. constructed by the Riley White en workings. dering. There are also several this clock, but I’m not going to this was the only way he was It is unsure if he will attempt Company in Winchester, “This is the most sensitive old stamps pasted on the go out and look for another certain of getting her out of the to do the same for the return of Conn., and cased by William A. lock I’ve ever tinkered with,” inside. like it!” home life in which he was sure Skyla to her home. Utility From Page 1 June, “A project like this is certainly wrote. Access to both will be provided with Strategic Commitment to Protect the In his half of the announcement, preparing for the future.” The letter adds, “You may now adver- the completion of the new interchange Environment. It is a project originally Martineau talked of the importance of Approval of the SRF loan was tise for bids for construction of this proj- and north and south connector roads off thought to last for 10 years at a total helping communities. announced earlier this summer by ect. Please remember that you must the bypass, as well as with the major cost of $30 million; however, both those “These loans will keep our communi- Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and state advertise for bids publicly for a mini- overhaul of the Exit 20 interchange on numbers are expected to be higher ties moving forward,” the state commis- Department of Environment and mum of 14 calendar days, allowing ade- Interstate 75. because sewer rehab is likely to become sioner stressed. “The loans and princi- Conservation Commissioner Bob quate time for bids to be competitive.” CU’s current contract with HUC an ongoing activity. pal forgiveness help fulfill infrastructure Martineau. In that joint announcement, The letter is dated Aug. 23, 2016. allows the local utility to purchase up to SCOPE 10 was launched as a proac- needs that will protect public health and it was pointed out Cleveland was one of When SRF loan approval was 9 million gallons of water daily from the tive strategy to correct severe inflow and help communities foster economic devel- six communities approved for low-inter- announced in June by Haslam and regional water system. Currently, CU is infiltration problems caused by ground- opment, especially in rural communi- est, fixed-rate loans from the SRF pro- Martineau, it was welcomed news to buying about 5 million. Completion of water seeping into cracks and breaks of ties.” gram. Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland and Phase 3 of the water main project will aging sewer lines. The infiltration was The SRF loan program operates like a In a recent gathering of the Cleveland Webb. give CU the needed infrastructure for creating overflows in CU’s sewer system bank whose customers are utility com- Board of Public Utilities, Craig Mullinax, Rowland, who serves on the utility meeting the daily maximum. during periods of heavy rainfall, and panies seeking to maintain, and to grow, vice president of the CU Water Division, board representing the Cleveland City CU’s proven partnership with the SRF these were causing the potential for modern water and wastewater systems. confirmed that the Tennessee Council, said of the SRF funding, loan program is allowing the local utility health hazards. Utility companies — like Cleveland Department of Environment and “Great, great news!” to make great strides in building — and Many cities across America were fac- Utilities — borrow money from SRF for Conservation has officially signed off on Webb pointed to how the completion sustaining — its infrastructure, while ing the same issues and were being their projects and then repay the loans the project, meaning CU is now free to of the 15-mile waterline will benefit the enjoying a major cost savings along the forced by EPA and state agencies to right back into the SRF program. Then, advertise for bids for the work. city. way. launch costly projects to correct them. the repaid funds are funneled into new TDEC coordinates the SRF loan pro- “This will give us some redundancy in In a gathering of the CU board earlier The projects were to be funded through projects for different cities. gram in partnership with the U.S. the [water] system, should we have any this summer, Webb and Luce briefed the water and sewer rate increases. Some In effect, the SRF loan program Environmental Protection Agency. failures,” he said then. utility’s governing body on the amount major Tennessee cities — such as replenishes itself. If all goes as planned, construction on Previously, Luce explained the history of cost savings realized so far in a hand- Chattanooga, Nashville and Knoxville — n In the newest SRF loan application the third and final phase of the project is of CU’s strategy for beefing up its water ful of water projects. were among those forced to raise cus- by Cleveland Utilities, TDEC has con- expected to get underway in September. supply. To date, SRF funding has saved tomers’ rates. firmed that its analysis of the utility’s Completion should take about seven “Back five or six years ago, the HUC Cleveland Utilities $1,669,622 in loan However, CU launched its SCOPE 10 audited financial statements show the months, according to Luce’s previous expanded their water plant,” Luce told forgiveness, and an estimated initiative which allowed the local utility current rate structure is sufficient to estimates. the Banner. “At that time, Cleveland $5,291,200 in low-interest rates, they to coordinate a sewer rehab project on repay a $110,417.50 loan. This loan, The waterline’s third phase, which Utilities [contracted] to purchase addi- reported. its own terms. which includes $5,520.88 in principal will connect Phase 2’s northernmost end tional water. But, we had to have the Loan forgiveness refers to the amount In his announcement in June forgiveness, is for the purpose of com- to the HUC plant, represents 27,000 lin- infrastructure to do it.” of SRF packages that doesn’t have to be announcing the latest SRF approval for pleting the local utility’s AMI water ear feet — or about five miles — of 24- That infrastructure came in the form repaid by CU. Most of the interest rates Cleveland Utilities, Haslam pointed to meter transition program. If the loan is inch ductile iron waterline, according to of the major waterline project which CU have ranged from 1 to 1.5 percent. All the need for Tennessee cities to address pursued by CU, and approved, it will a TDEC confirmation letter to Luce from chose to place along the east side of have been 20-year, fixed-rate terms. the growing issue of aging sewer sys- finance an additional 355 modules and Sam Gaddipati, environmental manager Cleveland. One reason for the location Totaled, CU has received $20,084,000 tems. mounting kits for the new automated for the SRF loan program. was to better serve customers on the in six SRF loans. “It is important for our communities meters. “This letter, along with the plans and south side of town. Another was to pre- The largest was a two-part, $10 mil- to address current infrastructure needs SRF’s confirmation of CU’s financial specifications bearing our approval pare for anticipated growth that will be lion package for the SCOPE 10 sewer and prepare for future needs,” the gov- status does not constitute approval of stamp, constitutes the formal approval coming with the launch of the Spring rehabilitation project which is upgrad- ernor said. “The funds available through this latest loan. CU staff will now com- by the Tennessee Department of Branch Industrial Park, as well as adja- ing sections of CU’s oldest, and most the State Revolving Fund Loan Program plete more planning and paperwork for Environment and Conservation for con- cent commercial development along deteriorated, wastewater system. helps fulfill these needs while protecting TDEC’s consideration, Mullinax struction [of this] project,” Gaddipati APD-40. SCOPE 10 is an acronym referring to public health.” explained.