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Reminder Cleveland metro leads U.S. in jobs climb Tennova set for emergency In past year, 2-county area increases by 4,200: Doug Berry By BRIAN GRAVES February 2015 and February 2016. That community. The partnerships we have Berry also said Polartec has now occu- drill Thursday Banner Staff Writer is a 9.3 percent increase. developed, the volunteerism of people like pied the Dillard Building, and is “fully Special to the Banner The Chattanooga area, while seeing a yourselves giving to us, it helps people operational as their national distribution The U.S. Department of Labor has higher number of 8,600 over the measur- like myself and [Chamber President] Gary center.” Tennova Healthcare- released statistics showing the ing period, only ranks with a 3.6 percent Farlow perform, and we do appreciate it.” He added Amazon has provided its Cleveland will hold an emer- Cleveland/Bradley County metropolitan change, placing it in the 42nd place slot. He said it was “everybody else” who annual report which shows last year it gency drill Thursday in area ranks first in the nation for the Coming in second within the nation- made this happen, adding “mostly our had 800 employees. cooperation with the largest positive percentage change in total wide data was Ocean City, N.J., which industries.” “As of the end of March, they are Cleveland-Bradley County nonfarm employment. saw an 8.8 percent increase. “That’s 4,200 new jobs in a two-county reporting 1,044 full-time employees,” Emergency Management Doug Berry, Cleveland-Bradley “We have the highest growth in labor area,” Berry said, adding the local metro- Agency, Cleveland Police Berry said. Chamber of Commerce vice president of market of all metropolitan areas in the politan area includes Bradley and Polk Board member Scott Taylor noted that Department, Bradley County economic development, announced the United States, of all sizes,” Berry said. counties. Sheriff’s Office, Bradley number was supposed to be 250 when numbers to the city/county Industrial “This is just reflective of what we have “Most of these other metro areas are the company started its Charleston oper- County Emergency Medical Development Board during its Tuesday known we were building to over the last usually four-plus counties,” he said. Service and other emer- ations. morning meeting. few years,” he said. “I just want to say Chattanooga’s metro area includes “It is the result of growth in their busi- gency responders. According to the DOL, the area has this reflects a great long-term commit- three Georgia counties and Meigs County The purpose will be to seen an increase of 4,200 jobs between ment for economic development in the in Tennessee. See JOBS, Page 6 conduct an exercise to deter- mine readiness, communica- tion capabilities and verifica- tion of parameters that have TBI report been previously studied, and County set by professional emer- gency responders and says BCSO budget See TENNOVA, Page 6 clears 61% increase Inside Today of cases requests for 2015 set to get State percent is only 39.27 more talk By BRIAN GRAVES 9 departments Banner Staff Writer The Tennessee Bureau of to justify cases Investigation’s 2015 “Crime In By BRIAN GRAVES Tennessee” report shows the Banner Staff Writer Bradley County Sheriff’s Office is Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG reported as having cleared and STUDENTS from the Anchor Club at Walker Valley High School were among those sharing with The Bradley County solved 61.36 percent of its cases visitors during a club and activity fair in the school’s gym Tuesday. From left are Sierra Ledford, Commission Finance Committee for that calendar Olivia Lee and Laura Dodson. has finalized its requests for year, placing it in which departments it wants to the top tier of hear justify their local law enforce- budget increase ment entities in Home of the Mustangs requests for fiscal the state. year 2015-16. It compares to When budget the state percent- Walker Valley High School puts its best hearings begin Thompson tosses age of 39.27 per- May 5, nine of the cent. county’s depart- no-hitter for Bears The report Watson foot forward in community open house ments will be Bradley Central Bears hurler released this “It really brings back the memories of when I asked to appear By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Hughes Brandon Thompson ran his sea- week also shows the BCSO has Banner Staff Writer was a freshman,” senior Olivia Snyder said. “We with their budget son record to 6-0 with a no-hitter solved 54 percent of “crimes wanted them to capture the essence of Walker requests. against Baylor. The Walker Valley against persons and property.” There was no shortage of school pride as Valley ... and let them know people here want “I have [thor- Lady Mustangs fell to Ooltewah in When analyzing the section on Walker Valley High School, the home of the them to succeed.” oughly read] the district softball. The Mustang soc- “crimes against persons,” 87 per- Mustangs, opened its doors for an unprecedent- Among the points of interest on the tours budget and went cer team routed Soddy-Daisy in a cent of the crimes were solved by ed community open house on Tuesday. were the hallways that house the school’s acad- through it, and I shutout while the Bears fell to the BCSO, compared to the Activities at the event included campus tours, emies. After freshmen spend their first year in am under the McMinn County. See Sports, state’s average of 49 percent. samplings of food from the Mustang Café, a club the Freshman Academy, they are each sorted impression that Pages 11-13. “The cases in this section and activity fair, opportunities to see demonstra- into other academic academies based on their either we should involve bodily harm or threats of tions of work in career and technical education interests. Students are encouraged to take elec- start from what bodily harm,” said Sheriff Eric tives which allow them to sample potential they had last year classes, chances to meet and chat with students Blake Forecast Watson. “As a result, it is impor- and faculty and more. careers. and have them tant victims of these cases are Upperclassmen in the school’s Mustang Students in the STEM Academy showcased justify what they reassured that we diligently Mentors leadership program served as the tour everything from a dissected animal to a 3D need to go to, or we have a joint meeting one more time, set these guides, and many seemed eager to showcase printer as they explained how students can books down and go line by line See BCSO, Page 6 See MUSTANGS, Page 7 their school. and see what we have a problem with,” said Commissioner Mike Towing costs Hughes. The “books” Hughes refers to is the 570-page document which appealed by holds the county department’s Today looks to be partly sunny, Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG with a high near 83. Tonight should wish lists for the next budget year PERCUSSIONISTS give beginning July 1. be mostly cloudy, with a low around local resident visitors a sampling of their County Mayor D. Gary Davis 58. Thursday’s forecast calls for By JOYANNA LOVE music skills in the Humanities said the pages of that book con- mostly cloudy skies, with a high Banner Senior Staff Writer Academy hallway during a tain the department heads’ near 76. South winds of 5 to 15 community open house at attempts to explain their mph could gust as high as 20. A local resident concerned Walker Valley High School on requests. about the high cost of a city- Thursday night calls for cloudy Tuesday evening. “But, if they didn’t convince skies and a 60 percent chance of approved on-call towing company you and you feel like they need to after a one-car accident voiced her showers, with a low around 60. be brought in here to explain to opinion that the rates were too the full committee — or maybe high, during a Cleveland Wrecker they convinced you and not the Index Board meeting Tuesday. whole committee — they need an June Snyder said she went to opportunity to explain better than Classified...... 16-17 pick up her sister Margaret Queen they did in writing,” Davis said. Comics...... 24 after she had a wreck on Editorials...... 14 See TOWING, Page 6 See BUDGET, Page 6 Horoscope...... 24 Lifestyles...... 19-21 Obituaries...... 2 Robinson will keynote Salvage yard, recycling Stocks...... 4 Sports...... 11-13 debate get PC action TV Schedule...... 25 Mel Bedwell luncheon Weather...... 9 Special to the Banner Commerce. By JOYANNA LOVE allowed to continue. Lamp Post Properties is the Banner Senior Staff Writer Commissioners Gary Dennis, Lamp Post Properties presi- real estate arm of Lamp Post Clarke Taylor, Dee Burris and Vice Around Town dent Tiffanie Robinson will Group, a venture incubator A possible solution has been Mayor George Poe voted in favor of present the keynote address at found to address two recycling the motion. Commissioners Larry Jason Kincaid showing up located in Chattanooga that the 2016 Mel Bedwell Small centers which meet the city defini- Presswood and Walt Vineyard everywhere ... Larry Newport hid- works with portfolio companies Business Person of the Year tion of salvage yards operating in voted against. Remaining mem- ing in the right-field corner ... ranging in size and industry Award luncheon on Monday, the wrong zone. bers of the planning commission Travis Adams explaining “who is from a group of fresh college May 2, at the Museum Center The Cleveland Municipal were absent. on first” ... Ray Stephens missing graduates working in social at Five Points. Planning Commission voted 4-2 The proposed ordinance change a gem ... Brian Howard being data mining to a 200-plus per- Sponsored by the Small on Tuesday to approve an option is written to apply only to those totally confident in his calls. son logistics firm that did in Business Committee, this excess of $100 million in 2010. to allow the existing businesses to junkyard and recycling centers annual event kicks off the cele- Robinson served as head of continue operations for five years, operating within the Commercial bration of Small Business operations for Lamp Post provided proper screening is put Highway Zone. Month by the in place. After that time, only The recommendation will go to Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of See ROBINSON, Page 6 Tiffanie Robinson operations that meet the city defi- 6489076 75112 nition of recycling would be See ACTION, Page 7 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Report: Life expectancy OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office dips a bit for POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Bob J. Baker Sr. To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday white women Bob J. Baker Sr., 80, a resident society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. of Tunnel Hill, Ga., died Monday [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention Phone (423) 472-5041. NEW YORK (AP) — Life April 18, 2016, at the family resi- Obits. expectancy for white women has dence. Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant fallen a little, according to a new Survivors and funeral arrange- Editor & Publisher General Manager Visitation will be Friday, April government report. ments will be announced by Jim Member of The Associated Press White women lost about five Rush Funeral and Cremation 22 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Calhoun. weeks from their predicted lifes- Services North Ocoee St. Burial will be in the Calhoun The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches Chapel. Community Cemetery following credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin pan in 2014, compared to 2013, the funeral service. herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. the Centers for Disease Control Proudly serving their Papaw as SUBSCRIPTION RATES and Prevention reported pallbearers will be his grandsons. Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Wednesday. Honorary pallbearers are dea- Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Life expectancy held steady for cons and fellow ministers. Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 black women and white men, and Donations can be made to By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 increased for black men, Hispanic Calhoun Cemetery Association, By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 men and Hispanic women. 111 Highland Avenue, Calhoun, By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 The CDC previously reported Francis Bodnar TN, 37309 or Calhoun First Baptist Building Fund, PO Box Print + E-Edition Francis Bodnar, 94, of By Carrier Home / Business Delivery that the life expectancy for all 175, Calhoun, TN 37309. $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 Americans born in 2014 was 78 Chattanooga, died Tuesday By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 afternoon, April 19, 2016, at his You are invited to share a per- By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 years and 9½ months— the same By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 home. sonal memory of Ron or your prediction made for the previous Survivors and arrangements condolences with his family at his E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 two years. online memorial located at will be announced by Companion Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Wednesday’s report gives a Funeral Home. www.companionfunerals.com. breakdown by race or gender. It Companion Funeral and predicts that a white girl born in Cremation Service and the Cody 2014 could expect to live about family are honored to assist the Sorah family with these arrange- ‘Muzzles’ mine rich vein 81 years and 1 month, about five ments. weeks fewer than the previous Ronald Paul Sorah year’s prediction. Rev. Ronald Paul Sorah, 80, The last time there was a one- John Edwin Goins went to be with the Lord on of speech limits at colleges year drop for white women was in Monday, April 18, 2016. John Edwin “Ed” Goins, 80, He was born on Dec. 11, 1935, RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The others came to the defense of 2008. That was considered a sta- originally of Cleveland, passed in Big Stone Gap, Va. As a young “Jefferson Muzzles,” those dubi- instructors who questioned the tistical blip, said Robert Anderson away on Monday, April 18, 2016, boy, he and his family moved to ous awards shaming the nation’s student advisory on costumes. of the CDC’s National Center for at a health care facility in Surgoinsville. worst free-speech offenders, are The center said certain col- Health Statistics. Marietta, Ga. as a result of He was preceded in death by taking aim at higher education leges and universities have That could also be the case for Alzheimer’s disease. his parents, Robert Stewart and this year — from tarring those at embraced the concept of “trigger He was born on Sept. 4, 1935, Hazel Burton Sorah; infant son, the 2014 decline “or it could be a Yale who warned students warnings” and other measures harbinger of things to come,” to the late Isaac and Nora Goins. Phillip Ronald Sorah; grandson, He was a lifelong resident of this Ronald Eugene McDowell; and against donning culturally aimed at shielding students from Anderson said. That won’t be insensitive Halloween costumes any slight. “If there is any place known until data from more years area and a 40 year member of three sisters: Katherine Starnes, Clingan Ridge Baptist Church. Dorothy Thurman, and Evelyn to feathering others for muzzling where intellectual freedom and come in, he added. He was a master craftsman and Tate. the press and more. debate ought to be wide open Some recent reports have enjoyed camping, making west- He accepted Jesus Christ as This is the 25th edition of the and robust, it’s the college and shown rising suicide and drug ern boot bird houses, picking his savior at the age of 12, and awards announced each year university campus,” Wheeler overdose death rates for white blackberries, and spending time then answered the call to preach around the April 13 birth date of noted. women — particularly middle- with his family and his two pugs when he was 23 years old. He Thomas Jefferson, the third U.S. The higher education offend- “Dixie” and “Belle.” was a graduate of Surgoinsville aged ones. president and ardent free speech ers range from elite schools, U.S. health officials come up In addition to his mother and High School, 1953, where he father, he is preceded in death by excelled at basketball. He joined advocate. The Thomas Jefferson such as Smith College in with life expectancy figures each Center for the Protection of Free Northampton, Massachusetts, to year by looking at how old people one brother, Denver Goins; and the United States Naval Reserve two sisters: Edith Brown and and served for eight years. He Expression said the campus- community colleges and public were when they died and the Dorothy Self. was also a graduate of Cleveland themed Muzzles respond to an and private institutions nation- cause of death. They use statisti- He leaves behind to cherish State Community College and “epidemic of anti-speech activity” wide. cal modeling to predict how long his memory his wife of 58 years received his Masters of Divinity at colleges and universities in At Smith, students sought people born today will live if cur- Blanche Goins; daughters: from Luther Rice Theological 2015 and continuing. conditions from reporters seek- rent trends continue. Venitia Smith and Kim Gribble Seminary. “Never in our 25 years of ing to cover demonstrations, (Mike); sisters: Louise Turner He served as a bivocational Hispanics had the highest life awarding the Jefferson Muzzles with the aim of supporting their expectancy in 2014 — at 84 for and Nadine Kinser; and brother- pastor while working at the Mead in-law, Boyce Graham. Corporation for 16 years, serving have we observed such an alarm- movement, the center said. Hispanic women and more than ing concentration of anti-speech Among other “Muzzle” winners 79 for men. Black Americans No public services or arrange- the following churches: Looney’s ments will be announced at this Chapel Baptist Church, Terry Lee Taylor activity as we saw last year on and the “offenses” the center were lowest, at about 78 for time. Rogersville; Howes Chapel Terry Lee Taylor, 64, of college campuses across the cited: women about and 72 for men. For You are invited to share a per- Baptist Church, Rogersville and Cleveland, passed away on country,” according to the cen- — The University of Sunday, April 17, 2016. white men, it was 76½ years. sonal memory of Ed or your con- Vernon Heights Baptist Church, ter’s statement Wednesday that Oklahoma, which severed ties Life expectancies generally dolences with his family at his Kingsport. He became the full- He was born on Jan. 15, 1952, to the late Fate and Maxine announced the “winners.” with a fraternity and expelled have been climbing, but they do online memorial located at time pastor of Calhoun First Typically, presidents, branch- two students shown in a video sometimes dip. The estimates for www.companionfunerals.com. Baptist Church, Calhoun, TN in Taylor. He was a lifelong resident of es of government and public singing a racist chant. The cen- white men and Hispanic women Companion Funeral and 1971 where he served until his Cremation Service and the Cody retirement in 2001. During his this area and enjoyed gardening, school administrators have won ter said President David Boren’s dropped slightly in 2013. playing guitar and watching in past years for egregious efforts actions — albeit widely popular —- family are honored to assist the tenure at Calhoun, he performed Goins family with these arrange- 180 marriages, conducted 369 movies. to censor. But higher education — were unconstitutional. Online: CDC report: http:// ments. funerals and baptized 402 peo- In addition to his mother and provided such fertile ground that — The University of California, www.cdc.gov/nchs/ ple. He held numerous revivals father, he was preceded in death the Jefferson Center said it divid- which encouraged a system-wide and went on several mission by his son, Jayla Shawn Taylor, and brother, Sammy Taylor. ed the Muzzles into various cate- campaign to combat “microag- trips. He served in various capac- gories: censorship of students, gressions” on its campuses. Kayaker reported ities for the McMinn-Meigs He leaves behind to cherish Baptist Association and the his memory his wife of 46 years, censorship by students, threats — Students at the University missing in Georgia Tennessee Baptist Convention. Patricia Taylor; daughters: to academic freedom, and so on. of Mary Washington in pulled over in Okla. He served as Interim Pastor at Angela Setters, Lori Taylor All told, 50 colleges and uni- Fredericksburg, Virginia, for Hester Harned Michigan Avenue Baptist Church, (Steven Hensley) and Ivy Taylor; versities were cited — a feast to demanding protection from being Cleveland, and came out of sisters: Debbie Hughes, Vicki chew on but dispiriting as well, exposed to sexist and derogatory SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Hester Harned, 95, of retirement to pastor Stuart Park Thurman and Lisa McCoy; Authorities say a man reported as Cleveland, died Tuesday, April said Josh Wheeler, director of the comments on campus. When the Baptist Church, Cleveland, for grandchildren: Blake Fowler and a missing kayaker in coastal 19, 2016, at her home. center. Past Muzzle recipients administration declined, the stu- eight years. Hannah Setters; a very special Georgia has been found alive and Survivors and arrangements received a T-shirt with dents filed a federal Title IX com- He is survived by his loving friend, Freddie Garland; and will be announced by Companion Jefferson’s likeness and a black plaint against the state universi- on the run in Oklahoma. and devoted wife of 62 years, numerous nieces, nephews, Funeral Home. Savannah-Chatham County Margaret McCullough Sorah; four extended family members and rectangle over his mouth, but ty. police say 38-year-old Cody children: Judith Sorah of friends. Wheeler said that wasn’t practi- — Students at Amherst Magee is suspected of faking his Cleveland, Jonathan (Denise) The funeral will be held at 1 cal this year because of the large College in Massachusetts who disappearance and fleeing rough- Sorah of Calhoun, Joseph p.m. on Friday, April 22, 2016, at number of recipients. asked the private school to ly 1,000 miles to avoid a court (Teresa) Sorah of Elizabethton, Companion Funeral and “When we have a large selec- issue a public condemnation of appearance. Records show he Jeanne (Stanley) McDowell of Cremation Service, 2419 tion of nominations, I suppose students who placed posters Georgetown Rd. N.W. in was due in court Monday on Calhoun, eight grandchildren: it’s a good thing for the program, with the words “All Lives Christina (Steve) Salisbury, Cleveland. charges of computer pornography James Powell Interment will follow the serv- but it’s a sad commentary on the Matter” and “Free Speech” on Cleveland, Nathan Leamon, state of free speech in our coun- campus. They also wanted the and attempted child molestation. James Powell, 56, of Calhoun, Ryan Flowers, ice at Cedar Springs Cemetery. The Coast Guard says it spent Cleveland, died Thursday, April Cleveland, Paul Sorah, Atlanta, Glen Fowler, Donald McCoy, try today,” Wheeler told The students to undergo extensive 40 hours searching for Magee 14, 2016, at Erlanger Medical Ga., Phillip (Courtney) McDowell, Steven Wilburn, Cody Bentley, Associated Press an interview. “training for racial and cultural after he was reported missin. Center. Cleveland, Joshua (Lauren) Mike Bentley and Robbie “Frankly we are as puzzled as competency” and disciplinary Survivors and arrangements Sorah, Hendersonville, Andrew Thurman will be serving as pall- anybody as to the reasons why action. will be announced by Companion (Alexa) Sorah, Fort Pierce, Fla., bearers. there is this wave of anti-speech The center was, however, able Funeral Home. and Natalie Sorah, Elizabethton; The family will receive friends activity on college campuses.” to recognize some schools that LOTTERY great-grandchildren: Nicole on Thursday, April 21, 2016, at At the University of Missouri, a took a stand against censorship. Alexander, Seattle, Wash., the funeral home from 5 until 8 p.m. and on Friday from noon now-fired assistant professor The University of Chicago, for Tristen Leamon, Calhoun, made the Muzzles cut for her call instance, issued a policy state- NUMBERS Michael Alexander, Monroe, until the 1 p.m. service time. Wash., Julian Leamon, Calhoun, You are invited to share a per- for “some muscle” to remove a ment that guaranteed “the Lillian and Linkin Flowers, sonal memory of Terry or your student photographer from cov- broadest possible latitude to (AP) — These lotteries were Cleveland, his siblings: Leroy condolences with his family at his erage of a public demonstration. speak, write, listen, challenge drawn Tuesday: Arthur Lee Sluder (Mary) Sorah, Surgoinsville, online memorial located at And at Yale University, the and learn,” rejecting the role of a Arthur Lee Sluder, 90, of Old Denny (Ronella)Sorah, www.companionfunerals.com. center said, it took to task those university to shield students Tennessee Fort, died Wednesday morning, Kingsport, Carolyn Neal, who issued an advisory to stu- from ideas and opinions. Cash 3 Evening: 3-6-1, Lucky April 20, 2016, at the family resi- Kingsport, and Larry (Kay) dents about Halloween cos- Princeton, Purdue and American Sum: 10 dence. Sorah; Athens, and a host of tumes. That said, professors and adopted similar guarantees. Survivors and funeral arrange- nieces, nephews and cousins. Cash 3 Midday: 2-6-2, Lucky He lived his faith daily, serving Sum: 10 ments will be announced by the Wildwood Avenue Chapel of Jim not only his church, but his com- GMO mosquito plan Cash 3 Morning: 8-3-4 Rush Funeral and Cremation munity as pastor. He was the Cash 4 Evening: 0-1-6-8, Services. same man every day of the week IT’SASPECIAL headed for residents’ Lucky Sum: 15 as he was on Sunday. He was a vote in Florida Keys Cash 4 Midday: 1-0-7-4, Lucky longtime member of Calhoun John Edward Welner DAY FOR ... Sum: 12 First Baptist Church, where he John Edward Welner, 76, a KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Cash 4 Morning: 6-8-7-7 was elected Pastor Emeritus in resident of Cleveland, died on Residents in the Florida Keys will August, 2013. He helped organ- Mega Millions: 09-28-40-57- April 17, 2016, in a local nursing Greg Lamb, Charles Elliott, get to vote on whether genetically ize the first Little League in facility. 65, Mega Ball: 2, Megaplier: 5 Surgoinsville, and the Calhoun Janie Posey Dycus, Carol modified mosquitoes should be A celebration of life service will Fonville, Laura A. Hunter and released in their neighborhood. Cemetery Association. He was be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, April Georgia chaplain of the Calhoun Daniel Elrod, who are celebrating The mosquito control district in All or Nothing Day: 02-03-04- 23, 2016, in the chapel of birthdays today ... Caleb Keith SEE BY THE Volunteer Fire Department and at Companion Funeral Home, locat- the island chain wants the British 08-09-11-14-16-18-20-22-23 I Bradley Memorial Hospital. He ed at 2419 Georgetown Road. Buckner, who is celebrating his biotech firm Oxitec to test its mod- All or Nothing Evening: 01-05- enjoyed fishing, gardening, and A graveside service will follow 19th birthday. ified mosquitoes in a neighborhood 06-07-08-09-16-17-19-22-23-24 BANNER sports. He liked playing golf and the service in the Lee Cemetery. on a peninsula north of Key West. All or Nothing Morning: 01-04- was very proud of his hole-in- You are encouraged to share a At a board meeting Tuesday in one. After his retirement, he 05-08-09-10-11-12-13-16-20-22 memory of John and/or your per- Mendel to speak at Marathon, the district’s board of made his home in Calhoun with sonal condolences with his family All or Nothing Night: 04-05-08- The Bradley County his family. He enjoyed singing commissioners decided to allow 11-12-13-14-15-17-19-20-22 Republican Women’s monthly by visiting his memorial web Thursday devotion residents of the Key Haven neigh- and was a member of The page and guestbook at Cash 3 Evening: 7-5-0 meeting will be held Thursday at Roaring 50’s. He and his wife borhood to have a say in the proj- Cash 3 Midday: 7-5-3 The Catch. The guest speaker will www.companionfunerals.com. at Sheriff’s Office traveled to all 50 states and also Companion Funeral Home and ect. Cash 4 Evening: 0-7-9-8 be City Mayor Tom Rowland. to the Holy Land. He was a gra- the Cody family are honored to Sheriff Eric Watson invites the The vote will be non-binding, but Cash 4 Midday; 6-1-7-6 Please RSVP for lunch to Lita cious, gentle man who minis- assist the Welner family with his public to the BCSO Community The Key West Citizen reports that a Fantasy 5: 03-11-26-36-37 Esquinance 423-715-0601. tered to others until his last arrangements. Devotion, scheduled for Thursday majority of the five commissioners breath. He will be greatly missed Georgia FIVE Evening: 3-2-8-1- ——— at 8:30 a.m. It will be held in the said they would abide by the will of 2 Community Chapel Church of by his family and his church fam- ily. Community Room at the Bradley the voters. Georgia FIVE Midday: 7-7-1-3- God, 1807 Blythe Ave will have The funeral will be held at County Sheriff’s Office. The Monroe County Supervisor 3 their monthly food giveaway on Calhoun First Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin Mendel from of Elections Office agreed to oversee Mega Millions: 09-28-40-57- Wednesday, April 20 from 11 a.m. 107 Church Street, Calhoun on Grace Community Church will be the election, and the ballot question 65, Mega Ball: 2, Megaplier: 5 to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 23 at 11 a.m. speaking. in Aug. 30 primary. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 3 Missing ingredient for millennials: Down payment savings WASHINGTON (AP) — Short of lennial renters have saved noth- $175,000. The lack of savings said. “What does that do for our Assuming a 20 percent down The program has aided first- savings and burdened by debt, ing at all for a down payment, raises doubts about whether the financial system — especially payment, it would take 20.5 time buyers in places such as America’s millennials are strug- according to a survey of 30,000 under-35 crowd will also delay since we had the financial crisis years in San Francisco, 11.4 Washington, D.C., where millen- gling to afford their first homes renters being released marriage and children, said less than 10 years ago? Are we years in Denver, 8.2 years in nial renters with savings are still in the face of sharply higher Wednesday by Apartment List, a Andrew Woo, a data scientist at willing to let homebuyers be Seattle and seven years in the almost nine years shy, on aver- prices in many of the most desir- company specializing in rental Apartment List. highly leveraged like they were Boston area. age, of having enough money for able cities. home searches. At the same One possibility— already evi- before?” Not all areas were so out of a 20 percent down payment on a Surveys show that most time, 79 percent of millennial dent in some markets— is that Millennials not only entered a reach. In such metro areas as starter home in the region. Americans under 35 lack ade- renters say they aspire to own a first-time buyers are making job market still healing from the Philadelphia, St. Louis and “It’s just absolutely critical — quate savings for down pay- home, illustrating a troublesome smaller down payments and pay- downturn but arrived with high Cincinnati, the required savings people either wouldn’t be able to ments. The result is that many gap between expectations and ing mortgage insurance or slight- student debt burdens, with aver- for those who have put aside secure a good rate or able to buy will likely be forced to delay financial realities. ly higher interest rates on mort- ages approaching $30,000. Fifty- money would take less than two altogether,” said David Toaff, a home ownership and to absorb Even those diligent enough to gages. Excess housing debt three percent of homebuyers years. loan officer at First Home significant debt loads if they do set aside money are still short roughly a decade ago inflated a under 35 last year said that stu- Some buyers are pursuing Mortgage in Bethesda, Maryland. eventually buy. the cash to buy a home. housing bubble and then trig- dent loans had delayed their alternatives that allow substan- Steadily rising home values in Among larger metro areas, mil- gered a market crash that led to purchases, according to a survey tially lower down payments. recent years have eclipsed pay lennial renters who are saving the worst economic downturn released last month by the Programs such as Fannie Mae’s increases, making it especially have put aside an average of just since the Great Depression more National Association of Realtors. HomeReady let buyers put down difficult to buy in major growth $5,830. This marks less than than 80 years ago. Based of home prices, many as little as 3 percent. But only areas for jobs, such as San one-fifth the savings needed for “A lot of millennials are not millennials won’t be able to buy buyers who earn less than 80 Francisco, Denver and Seattle. the typical 20 percent down pay- saving enough for a 20 percent homes in the next five years with percent of a metro area’s median Nationally, 37 percent of mil- ment on a starter home costing down payment for a home,” Woo their accumulated savings. income are eligible. U.S. home sales rebounded in March after February dip WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. The number of listings has fall- the average slipped to 3.58 per- homebuyers crowded back into en 1.5 percent over the past 12 cent from 3.59 percent in the the market in March, kicking off months. Supplies have remained prior week. The key rate was 3.67 a solid start to the spring buying tight over the past three years, percent a year ago. season after sales had slumped escalating prices for potential in February. buyers at pace more than double The National Association of wage growth. The median home Realtors said Wednesday that sales price was $222,700 in Estate Planning sales of existing homes rose 5.1 March, a 5.7 percent annual percent last month to a seasonal- increase from a year ago. DO YOU HAVE A LIFE PLAN? ly adjusted annual rate of 5.33 Many homeowners are reluc- million. The increase follows a tant to sell, since they are unable “HOW TO PROTECT YOUR IRA!” Wildlife Conservation Society/Julie Larsen Maher via AP steep 7.3 percent decline in to make enough profit to fund a One OF tWO new fennec foxes making its debut at the Prospect February sales to 5.07 million. down payment on a new proper- April 26th @ 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. and Park Zoo in the Brooklyn borough of New York is shown. 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Mexico: Social media to while swings in the stock market Builders appear to see less and relatively meager listings potential for sales growth in new (423) 479-5555 had left some would-be buyers developments, which could put air lenient DUI sentences cautious in February after robust additional pressure on supplies www.MillerLawFirmTN.com ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — part of an effort to publicize the sales in January. Sales have also of existing homes. Social media feeds will soon tell crime and discourage intoxicated been rocky because of a new reg- Home construction dropped you if drunken driving offenders driving. ulation for mortgage disclosures 8.8 percent to a seasonally are let off too easy, New Mexico offi- Civil liberties advocates have that likely pulled sales from last adjusted annual rate of 1.09 mil- cials say. decried similar postings by law November into December and lion units, the Commerce The state will pay staffers from enforcement agencies, saying they January. Department reported Tuesday. Mothers Against Drunk Driving to unfairly target suspects who have March’s sales growth is a sign Housing starts have fallen in monitor court hearings by judges yet to receive due process in the that demand remains ripe this three of the past four months. who are routinely lenient in drunk- courts. spring, even though fewer prop- Applications for permits to build en driving cases, Republican Gov. The American Civil Liberties erties are coming onto the mar- new homes, a good indicator of Susana Martinez announced Union of New Mexico was reviewing ket. The limited supplies put a future activity, also fell last Tuesday. the new program, spokesman cap on the level of sales growth, month. The group will send details Micah McCoy said. since prospective sellers are also Still, steady hiring has pro- about sentences to state officials, Democratic state Rep. Antonio likely buyers, noted Mark duced a foundation of demand. who will identify repeat offenders “Moe” Maestas called it a public Fleming, chief economist at First Employers added 215,000 jobs and the judges in tweets. relations stunt, saying it takes the American Financial, a title insur- in March, as unemployment The program joins others focus off DUI prevention and tries ance provider. ticked up to 5 percent because nationwide in using social media to to put the blame on judges and Still, Fleming stressed that low more people on the sidelines of publicize crimes by repeat offend- prosecutors. rates have bolstered people’s the economy started searching ers, a move that has drawn scruti- “Blaming a judge for not enough ability to afford a home. for work, and are now counted as ny from privacy advocates. 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FDA campaign takes aim at chewing tobacco use by rural teens The governor said the program aims to show the failure to crack WASHINGTON (AP) — at-risk for using chewing tobac- forms of cancer. The FDA is down on those convicted of multi- Government health officials will co, according to the agency. reaching out to Major League ple DUI violations. team up with minor league base- FDA’s Mitch Zeller, director of Baseball on similar collabora- “Too many lives have been shat- ball as part of a new $36 million the agency’s tobacco program, tions, agency officials said. tered by drunk drivers, and too campaign to discourage rural said smokeless tobacco is cultur- often our justice system fails our teenagers from using chewing ally ingrained in many rural com- families by going easy on the crim- tobacco. munities as a “rite of passage”. inals,” Martinez said at a news con- Baseball stadiums will feature “Often male teenagers in rural ference in Albuquerque. the campaign’s central message communities are accustomed to Get Your The number of people killed in this summer — “smokeless does- seeing smokeless tobacco use It’s Time Tickets and drunken driving crashes last year n’t mean harmless” — via adver- among role models, such as their Join us to in New Mexico decreased by 28 tising and promotions with play- fathers and grandfathers, older for Sample percent, marking a 36-year low for ers. Ads will also run on local tel- brothers and community lead- Another All the such deaths in a state that has evision, radio and online in 35 ers,” he told reporters. Great Food long struggled with high DWI rates, markets across the U.S., includ- Zeller, who oversaw the anti- Helping! Downtown officials said last month. ing cities in Michigan, Montana, tobacco “Truth” campaign while The program comes as police South Carolina and Tennessee. working at the nonprofit departments from New England to The Food and Drug American Legacy Foundation in the Southwest have taken to social Administration says its latest the early 2000s, said many media in recent years to post jail- effort targets white, rural males young people don’t understand booking photos of suspects. who are more likely to use dip, the health effects of smokeless Police in South Portland, Maine, chew and other smokeless tobac- tobacco. The new campaign is post mug shots of people charged co products. 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Visit These Retailers, too! • Haskell Interiors MainStreet Cleveland: 479-1000 • mainstreetcleveland.com • Hyderhangout • The Small Town Girl Boutique 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Lee hosts FBI: Using third parties student Art to break encryption Expo for is not only answer local schools WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI said. Lee University’s art program is is facing an increasing struggle Representatives from local law hosting the Student Art Expo, a to access readable information enforcement agencies echoed showcase of student works from and evidence from digital devices Hess’s concerns. Thomas Galati, local middle and high schools, because of default encryption, a chief of the intelligence bureau at through Thursday. Artwork is on senior FBI official told members the New York Police Department, display in Room 204 of the of Congress at a hearing said officials there have been Communication Arts Building on Tuesday. unable to break open 67 Apple Lee’s campus. Amy Hess said that of the cell devices for investigations in 44 “We are happy that we can phones the FBI seized in the last different violent crimes — serve the community in this six months as part of investiga- including 10 homicide cases. capacity,” said Mary Mathias- tions, officials encountered pass- Still, despite anxieties over Dickerson, assistant professor of words about 30 percent of the “going dark,” a February report art at Lee. “It is great to see the Lee University recently hosted another annual Lee Day weekend, geared toward prospective stu- time and had “no capability” to from the Berkman Center for artwork of students from various dents and their families. On April 9, the festivities wrapped up as seven students won scholarships from access information “around 13 Internet and Society at Harvard high schools and middle schools the annual scholarship drawing. Recipients included two transfer students and five high school seniors. percent of that time.” University said the situation was in one place. We are looking for- Transfer students Geneva Freeman of Amelia, Va., and Shannon Hazelton Frank of Cleveland, each won “We have seen those numbers not as dire as law enforcement ward to making this kind of show $3,000. High school seniors Elyssa Edwards from Franklin; Sophia Maxwell from Lakemont, Ga.; Kelli continue to increase, and clearly had been warning about and an annual event where area art Poteete from Blairsville, Ga., and Ashley Walker from Dalton, Ga., all received $3,000 scholarships as that presents us with a chal- that investigators were not students and teachers can come well. The $5,000 scholarship went to Christian Douglas Smith, a high school senior from Albany, Ky. The lenge,” said Hess, the executive “headed to a future in which our together to see what is happening winners gathered with Caitlin Schrider, Lee’s assistant director of Admissions, left, and Darren Echols, assistant director of the FBI’s ability to effectively surveil crim- in the art studios outside of their Lee’s director of Admissions, right. science and technology branch. inals and bad actors is impossi- classroom setting.” In her testimony to a subcom- ble.” Students from Bradley Central mittee of the House Energy and The hearing comes amid an High School, Cleveland High Commerce Committee, Hess ongoing dispute between law School, Cleveland Middle School, 1st John 5 band to perform Friday defended the Justice enforcement and Silicon Valley Lake Forest Middle School, Ocoee Department’s use of a still- about how to balance consumer Middle School, and Walker Valley unidentified third party to break privacy against the desire by High School submitted over 120 into the locked iPhone used by police and federal agents to art pieces for the Student Art night at Cowboy Gospel Jubilee one of the two San Bernardino, recover communications and Expo. California, attackers. But she eavesdrop on suspected terror- “We were pleasantly surprised The band 1st John 5, a popu- said the reliance on an outside ists and criminals. It also comes by both the quantity and the lar contemporary Christian entity represented just “one as the Senate considers a bill quality of the work submitted by group from Dalton, Georgia, will potential solution” and that that would effectively prohibit the local schools,” said John headline the Cowboy Gospel there’s no one-size-fits-all unbreakable encryption and Simmons, assistant professor of Jubilee this Friday at 7 p.m. approach for recovering evidence require companies to help the art at Lee. “I think the show “1st John 5 is an exceptional off a locked device. She said she government access data on a demonstrates the caliber of the band,” said Steve Poteet, produc- did not think that path should be computer or mobile device when public school art program and the er of the weekly show. “They play the sole solution for breaking a warrant is issued. fine work done by the teachers in an eclectic mix of praise and open phones. Bruce Sewell, Apple’s general the classes.” worship with some gospel clas- “These solutions are very case- counsel who also testified, touted Three Lee University scholar- sics.” by-case specific,” she said. “They the importance of encryption ships were awarded to student The group is comprised of may not work in all instances. particularly in light of devastat- artists during an opening recep- Greg Tallent on keyboards, John They’re very dependent upon the ing breaches of sensitive govern- tion earlier this month. Winners Buckner on lead guitar, Randy fragility of the systems, the vul- ment information — including at include Michael Jones of BCHS, Parker on acoustic guitar, Sandy nerabilities we might find,” she the IRS and the Office of recipient of the $2,000 award; Hankins playing rhythm guitar, said, adding that cooperation Personnel Management. Anna Holmes of BCHS, recipient Scott McAllister on bass, and between the government, acade- “The best way that we, and the of the $1,000 award; and Phoebe Paxton Bennett on drums. mia and private industry was technology industry, know how Han of CHS, the $500 award win- “1st John 5 plays at Salem needed to come up with more to protect your information is ner. Baptist Church each week, as solutions. through the use of strong well as at venues across the Asked about the FBI’s reliance encryption. Strong encryption is area,” added Poteet. Their self- on a third party to get into the a good thing, it is a necessary titled debut CD was released in phone, and its inability to access thing. And the government Police seek 2014 and is available through the device on its own, Hess said agrees,” Sewell testified. iTunes and other music services. the work requires “a lot of highly “Encryption today is the back- Also appearing on the Jubilee skilled specialized resources that bone of our cybersecurity infra- driver after is the award-winning singer- we may not have immediately structure and provides the very songwriter Elmer Bramlett, Pam available to us.” best defense we have against and Joel Moore, and the Cowboy “We live in such an advanced increasingly hostile attacks,” he fatal wreck Church Band and Chorale. Ron 1st John 5 age of technology development. added. Upchurch is the announcer. And to keep up with that, we do In response to questions COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Police “The Cowboy Jubilee is a Blackburn Road and Blue ing is taken for the headliners.” in Columbus, Georgia, are look- require the services of special- raised at the hearing, Sewell said come-as-you-are event,” Poteet Springs Road, in the Dockery ——— ized skills that we can only get that the Chinese government ing for a driver who ran away said, “and is located between Heights subdivision. A love offer- ClevelandCowboyChurch.com from a crash scene after a wreck through private industry,” she had asked Apple for its source that killed a high school baseball code within the last two years — coach. and that Apple declined. Police say a stolen Audi collided The long-simmering dispute with a car driven by 36-year-old CHURCH ACTIVITIES escalated in February after a David Pollard on Monday. Pollard judge in California directed was the baseball coach at Carver Apple to help the FBI break into High School in Columbus and Bill Simmons will be the Thursday of the month. The Baptist Church. There will be no fessional wrestler from Benton, the phone used by Syed Farook, died in the crash. speaker Thursday at 7 a.m. for public is invited to participate. Sunday school or evening serv- will be ministering the Word at who along with his wife killed 14 Dash camera video provided by His Hands Extended Devotional ——— ices. Lunch will be served after Souls Outreach, 2254 Spring people in San Bernardino on police shows an unidentified man at Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. The Singing Cookes will be at the service. Place Road, at 7 p.m. Thursday. Dec. 2 before dying in a shootout running from the scene of the ——— Ball Play Baptist Church on ——— ——— with police. The Justice accident afterward. Police Trinity Trio will sing Sunday, Sunday, at 6p.m. Ball Play is Young At Heart group from The Seekers will sing Sunday Department last month said a spokesman Sgt. Fred Carnes says 6 p.m., at Lighthouse located in Old Fort, Tenn. Big Spring United Methodist morning at the Bethel Baptist third party had approached it officers are still looking for the Ministries, 281 Ocoee St. Please call 706-517-2182 if you Church will meet at 9 a.m. Tabernacle. with a way into the phone, effec- driver of the Audi. ——— would like more information. Thursday at Old Fort ——— tively ending that court case. A police report indicates the The Mormon congregation on ——— Restaurant. The Fisherman Quartet will Another legal fight over a stolen car ran a red light and col- Pryor Road in Cleveland will Family Ties will sing Sunday, ——— be at Good Hope Baptist Church phone in a separate drug case is lided with Pollard’s vehicle. hold a social on the third 11 a.m., at Hampton Drive Casey Stanfield, a former pro- Sunday at 6 p.m. still pending in Brooklyn.

THE MARKET IN REVIEW DAILY NASDAQ DAILY DOW JONES MONEY RATES CURRENCIES Last Pvs Wk Day Ago Pvs Day Nasdaq composite 5,000 Dow Jones industrials 18,120 Prime Rate 3.50 3.50 Australia 1.2790 1.2912 Discount Rate 1.00 1.00 Britain 1.4404 1.4274 Close: 4,940.33 4,900 Close: 18,053.60 17,800 Federal Funds Rate .25-.50 .25-.50 Canada 1.2642 1.2810 Change: -19.69 (-0.4%) Change: 49.44 (0.3%) Treasuries Euro .8790 .8838 1.25 1.21 Japan 109.13 108.82 4,800 10 DAYS 17,480 10 DAYS 5-year 5,400 18,400 10-year 1.78 1.78 Mexico 17.2838 17.4454 30-year 2.59 2.60 Switzerlnd .9604 .9643 Gold (troy oz.,NY Merc spot) $1253.00 $1259.40 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others 5,100 17,600 Silver (troy oz., NY Merc spot) $16.968 $16.220 show dollar in foreign currency.

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Duke said that noose was dent reads: “I did not take into Tennessee university and were left as a result of ignorance and consideration that nooses are a not intended to be a political bad judgment. racially charged symbol, for that statement or hate symbol, offi- At the Austin Peay forum, sev- I am sorry. I cannot apologize cials said Tuesday. eral students asked why the art enough for the pain that my art Austin Peay State University student wasn’t punished. work has caused, it was certainly President Alisa White told stu- White said she hopes the issue not my intention.” dents at a forum that the FBI helps foster a discussion that Gloria Sweet-Love, president had interviewed the unnamed will ultimately make the univer- of the Tennessee Conference of student and her art teacher and sity better, with the art student the NAACP, said in a phone found no malicious intent with and others “thinking more interview that black Clarksville the project. deeply about what we say before police officers sued the city a few The nooses were hung from a we say it.” years ago over acts of discrimi- tree near the art building at the Student Shawn’na Darden nation that included a noose Clarksville campus Monday said she was disappointed in the hung in a workstation at police afternoon. Campus police forum. She wished the art stu- headquarters. removed them after a complaint. The art student issued a state- ment Tuesday saying the display The Lee UniversiTy Jazz Ensemble will perform its spring concert in the Dixon Center on was meant to invoke the cycle of Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The ensemble will be coached by Dr. Nathan Warner and Keith Brown. The death and rebirth represented by FISH DAY evening will feature compositions such as “The Jody Grind” by Horace Silver, “The Things We Did springtime. Before the state- Last Summer” by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, “I Wish You Love” by Léo Chauliac and Charles ment, speculation about the NOW IS THE TIME FOR STOCKING Trenet, and “It’s You or No One” by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne. The ensemble will include per- meaning of the nooses had been *Channel Catfish *Bluegill (Regular & Hybrid) formances by Lee students Branden Tello, Jalil Muhammad, Apryl Raymond, Luke Wild, Mathew rampant, with some students *Redear * Largemouth Bass*Black Crappie (If Available) Zalusky, Jacob Coleman, Victor Johnson and Josh Hill. The concert is free and open to the public. saying they were a statement *6-11” Grass Carp *Fathead Minnows *Koi (If Available) about the high suicide rate SATURDAY, APRIL 30FROM 11AM-12 NOON among lesbian and gay youth and others assuming they were Southeastern Farmers’ Co-Op in Cleveland, TN. To preorder call: Arkansas Pondstockers meant as a threat against 1-870-578-9773 Walk Ups Welcome African-Americans. GOP leader vows retribution Even after the statement, some students at the community forum were skeptical that anyone would not know nooses would for transgender ‘blackmail’ invoke slavery, segregation and lynching” rather than spring- We would like to invite you to NASHVILLE (AP) — House incentives and grants to those a wave of legislation across the time” for many people. the open house of our new gym Republican leader Gerald companies in the future. country that opponents say is “We all have taken history in McCormick on Tuesday vowed “All these companies who tried discriminatory toward lesbian, high school,” student Tony and Cardiac Rehabilitation Program at retribution for companies that to blackmail us for this thing, gay, bisexual and transgender Morris said at the forum. “How spoke out against a transgender when they come for their corpo- people. could anyone be unaware that bathroom bill in Tennessee. rate welfare checks next year, we Rep. Susan Lynn, the Mount would be offensive to people?” While McCormick said he need to have a list out and keep Juliet Republican who spon- At the University of favored a decision to withdraw an eye on them,” McCormick said. sored the bill in the state House, Mississippi recently, one student the bill for the year, the The bill would have required said Monday that she was with- was sentenced to six months in Chattanooga Republican called it all students in public schools drawing the bill while waiting to prison and another has yet to be Bradley counterproductive for business- and universities to use bath- see how legal challenges play out sentenced after they placed a es to have become involved in rooms and locker rooms that in other states. That decision noose on a statue of the school’s lobbying for the measure’s matched the gender listed on came a day before the 4th U.S. first black student. They both defeat. their birth certificates. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled pleaded guilty to intimidating McCormick received applause Supporters said it would have that a Virginia high school’s pol- black students and university Healthcare on the House floor on Tuesday protected the privacy of stu- icy barring a transgender stu- employees. for suggesting that lawmakers dents. dent from using the boys’ rest- A student who left a noose should consider limiting tax Tennessee’s proposal is part of rooms is discriminatory. hanging from a tree at Duke &

TENNESSEE BRIEFS Rehabilitation Dr. James Marcum local, renowned Cardiologist Tennessee lawmakers to vote on Cleveland, Columbia, Jackson, take up the measure on to register to vote or update their Morristown and Savannah. Wednesday. Republican Gov. Bill registration records. Applicants will be our special guest override of Bible bill veto For example, the Jackson Haslam raised concerns about would be directed to apply on presenting on the topic NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee Downtown Development the measure for not giving insti- paper if their name, date of birth lawmakers are scheduled to vote Corporation will create three new tutions the power to opt out of or other identifying information “One Step at a Time” Wednesday on an effort to over- retail storefronts on vacant lots allowing more guns on campus. could not be confirmed with the Changing Your Physiology ride Gov. Bill Haslam’s veto of a by using repurposed shipping Bell, R-Riceville, was dismis- Department of Safety. bill seeking to make the Bible the containers. sive of the results of a survey of Rep. Gerald McCormick, R- state’s official book. Amy New, assistant commis- faculty at the University of Chattanooga, who sponsored the Presentation will be given on The Republican governor last sioner for rural development, Tennessee in Knoxville that House bill, said there would be April 28th at 2:00 week turned back the bill over says flourishing downtowns pro- largely opposed to measure. safeguards to discourage voter constitutional concerns and vide a sense of pride in commu- “I think some of these people fraud. in the chapel at Bradley Healthcare because of the measure “trivial- nities, spur tourism and promote need to take their medication,” The move toward online voter and open house of gym will follow. izes” what he considers a sacred entrepreneurship. Bell said, adding that he hopes registration is part of a growing text. Clock could run out on efforts to some professors will follow national trend backed by biparti- RSVP to Annette Smith 423-650-2871 Sponsors argued that the through on vows to quit if the bill san support that began after measure seeks to honor the eco- defund UT diversity office becomes law. Arizona first implemented its nomic and historical impact of NASHVILLE (AP) — Opposing “Maybe this will give UT a own system in 2002. the Bible in Tennessee history, approaches could sink a legisla- chance to hire some conservative rather than a state endorsement tive effort to defund the Office of teachers if we have a mass exo- of religion. Diversity and Inclusion at the dus of some of these liberals who But opponents say it diminish- University of Tennessee. responded to this,” he said. es the significance of the Bible to Some lawmakers have vowed Bell said that under the bill, place it alongside other state to strip funding from the office workers and faculty would still symbols like the official salaman- for promoting an annual “Sex be banned from carrying der, reptile or rock. Week,” recommending the use of firearms at: It only takes majorities in both gender-neutral pronouns on — Stadiums or gymnasiums chambers to override a gover- campus and advising against while school-sponsored events nor’s veto in Tennessee. The religious-themed parties and are in progress. Legislature is expected to decorations. But they are run- — Meetings where disciplinary adjourn for the year later on ning out of time because the or tenure issues are being dis- Wednesday. Legislature is set to adjourn this cussed. Police reveal names of 2 found week. — Hospitals or offices where A Senate finance committee medical or mental health services dead in Johnson City home voted to strip the office of about JOHNSON CITY (AP) — Police are provided. $437,000 in state funds and — Any location prohibited by have identified the bodies of two instead opt to use the money to people who were found dead ear- another law, such as at day care pay for scholarships for minority centers or elementary schools lier this week in a Johnson City engineering students in the apartment. located on campus. upcoming fiscal year. Defunding While Tennessee’s handgun Johnson City police said in a the office would not affect $5.8 news release that 56-year-old carry law allows permit holder to million that was allocated in the carry their weapons either in the Constance Bradley was found budget for the UT Access and dead in her apartment Monday, open, the campus bill would Diversity Initiative. require firearms in a concealed having suffered blunt force trau- The measure was sponsored ma to her head. Police say 64- manner. by Sen. Todd Gardenhire, R- Many of those provisions of the year-old Andrew Dover, of Chattanooga, who said he will Kingsport, was found dead bill were made at the behest of not agree to the House version of higher education and law alongside her with multiple stab the bill that passed on Monday. wounds and cuts. enforcement officials, Bell said. That version split the money Haslam’s stance on the bill Authorities had initially said between funding minority schol- they were investigating the case appears to have softened in arships and then would have recent weeks. as a murder-suicide. Police now allowed $100,000 of the remain- say, though, that they haven’t yet “I’ve always felt that whoever is ing funds to pay for a program to in charge of that facility, whatev- been able to determine what took put “In God We Trust” decals on place leading up to the deaths. er it is, should get to decide,” law enforcement vehicles. Haslam said. “UT and the Autopsies are pending on both It’s not clear if House lawmak- victims. (Tennessee Board Regents), while ers are willing to agree to the initially expressing some reserva- 6 Tennessee cities get grants to Senate version that uses all the tions, ended up saying we’re OK spur downtown businesses money for scholarships, and if with the bill as it is. We had Is Your Child, Parent, Grandparent or Favorite Pet NASHVILLE (AP) — State offi- there is enough time to pass a expressed some concern, so we’ll cials say six Tennessee cities will bill if they did. see.” in the Cleveland Daily Banner? You can purchase each receive $50,000 grants to Senate OKs bill to allow gun Legislature passes online any of our staff photos from our website at encourage business growth in carry on Tennessee campuses voter registration bill their downtown areas. NASHVILLE (AP) — The state www.clevelandbanner.com. Just find what you want Economic and Community NASHVILLE (AP) — The Senate on Tuesday voted to allow General Assembly passed legisla- Development Commissioner faculty and workers with hand- and click the “Buy this photo” button under it. Then Randy Boyd said Tuesday that tion Tuesday that would allow gun carry permits to be armed on Tennesseans to register to vote the Tennessee Main Street the campuses of Tennessee pub- choose what size and finish, it’s as easy at that! Entrepreneur Grants will be online. lic colleges and universities. The House unanimously used to provide work space for The bill sponsored by Sen. Previously published photos are also available in companies and training for passed a bill that the Senate had Mike Bell passed on a 28-5 vote, earlier approved. The measure our Photo Galleries. entrepreneurs in the downtown and the House was expected to commercial districts of Bristol, allows Tennesseans to go online 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Budget Christianity has seen a shift From Page 1

Finance Chairman Milan n Justice Center: $122,336 in the regions of its influence Blake also noted the depart- n Museum Center at Five ments would also have a chance By JOYANNA LOVE He said the Pentecostal “I have [thoroughly Points: $10,000 to appeal any recommendation n Fire/Rescue: $105,605 Banner Senior Staff Writer church “lives mostly in its own read] the budget and by the committee to the full n Road Department: to be bubble.” Granberg-Michaelson went through it, and I The number of Christians in encouraged his audience to Commission before the budget determined the Southern Hemisphere is process reaches completion. am under the impression Commissioners also gave a move beyond this mindset and that either we should growing, just where these repre- embrace the larger church. “We need to get that communi- positive response to the Bradley senting a major shift for the cation done now instead of bring- start from what they had County Board of Education’s “When you enter into relation- last year and have them world religion. ship with those beyond your ing them into an appeal process,” idea to buy the vacant American Dr. Wesley Granberg- Blake said. justify what they need to Uniform manufacturing facility own fellowship, you don’t give up go to, or we have a joint Michaelson presented informa- who you are in the process. On Commissioner Thomas Crye and turning it into a multi-school tion and statistics about this meeting one more time, the contrary, you offer who you spoke with agreement on hub for “STEM” subjects and shift during his talk as the guest Hughes’ concerns. set these books down career and technical education. are to the wider body of Christ in speaker for the Robert E. Fisher order to make it whole,” “With the exception of the and go line by line and Board Chairman Chris Turner chapel service at the Pentecostal assessor’s office which has a see what we have a appeared before the committee Granberg-Michaelson said. Theological Seminary. He said immigration is bring- reappraisal year ahead of them, problem with.” and the full Commission to “In 1980, for the first time in the election commission which address the school system’s ing the diversity of the Christian — Commissioner 1,000 years there were more church worldwide to this coun- has elections coming up and the Mike Hughes budget plans and discuss the Christians living in the global ambulance service which has American Uniform proposal. Dr. Wesley try. South than in the global North,” Granberg-Michaelson “The Pentecostal movement some unique things we are obli- Turner said the system is Granberg-Michaelson said. “This gated for, I propose that every- said. “I’m not for any increase has gifts to give as well as gifts to awaiting word from the state con- is the shift that we are presently the United States is now one of body goes to ‘ground zero’ and if above last year’s budget, unless receive from the wider church,” cerning funding before being able living in.” the most religiously diverse they can’t live with that, they they want to come in here and try Granberg-Michaelson said. to finalize the system’s numbers. Churches founded in coun- countries in the world, but the come in and justify it to us,” Crye to explain it.” The Commission hearing on Projections for 2025 state 40 The committee reviewed the tries in the Southern 2010 census found that there percent of all Christians will be the school budget is scheduled Hemisphere of the world have were … 43 million foreign born list of departments with increas- for May 16. living in Africa. es and decided to call the follow- begun planting churches in the residents in the United States, in “Islam in Asia in the last “This is something we would Northern Hemisphere, specifi- other words people living here ing, noted with the amount of pay for ourselves,” Turner said. decade grew by 1.7 percent. Jobs increase requested over last year: cally the United States. who were born in another coun- Christianity in Asia in the last “We would not be coming back to Six intercultural churches in From Page 1 n Chancery Court (Clerk & try. Of those 43 million … 74 decade grew by 2. 9 percent,” you asking for more funds.” the United States were started percent are Christian,.” Master): $4,050 He also said the project would Granberg-Michaelson said. ness,” Berry said. n Juvenile Services: $5,500 by a church that grew out of Only 5 percent were Muslim, Historical data and tracking “absolutely not” mean the loss of missionary work by Elisabeth another 4 percent were Buddist, He also noted a recent visit to n Probation: $4,494 any teaching positions. shows that the geographical the Cleveland/Bradley Industrial n Workhouse: to be deter- Elliot and her team. Some and three percent were Hindu. point marking the “statistical Commissioner Dan Rawls indigenous people of Ecuador “The overwhelming religious Park showed “every company had mined called the idea a “win-win” situa- center of Christianity in the a sign in the front yard” advertis- n Traffic Control (traffic had previously murdered her impact of immigration has been world meaning the point in the tion, and received agreement husband and his missionary on the Christian community. ing for workers. lights): $37,660 from Crye on that point. world where there is an equal team. God is doing an amazing thing number of people living to the “A mission begun in martyr- that we are simply not even see- north and the south and the dom now had come full circle,” ing,” Granberg-Michaelson said. east and the west” who profess Granberg-Michaelson said. These cultural influences can to be Christians has shifted from Another church in Africa, have a positive impact on the the Middle East, to Europe to BCSO started by native Africans not U.S. church. Africa. missionaries, now has congrega- From Page 1 “Hispanic Catholics bring “On any given Sunday, you tions in 147 countries. forms of piety and practice,” will likely find more Christians “They have established 700 Granberg-Michaelson said. worshiping in congregations in investigate in order to identify in order to recover stolen prop- congregations in the United He said more than half of China, then in the United the perpetrator(s). These num- erty, and to reduce the possibili- States,” Granberg-Michaelson Hispanic Catholics “identify States,” Granberg-Michaelson bers give great credit to the hard ty of the suspect(s) performing “We continue to stand said. themselves as charismatic.” said. “This is a sense of the work of Bradley County’s loyal additional burglaries,” the sher- by our mission Granberg-Michaelson said The Asian-American popula- changes that are going on.” and devoted deputies.” iff said. statement that says, ‘It is there were many similar stories tion is expected to grow to 40 Latin American countries are TBI’s annual report also docu- “Once crimes are committed, that could be told. million in the next decade. also project to continue to see ments a 36 percent clearance the goal and purpose of we understand that our commu- “It is a testimony to where the Granberg-Michaelson said it is growth in Christianity rate in the category of “crimes our deputies that nity expects efficient and effec- (Holy) Spirit is leading world estimated that 44 percent of “Christianity is moving out of against property.” The state Bradley County be an tive approaches to identify the Christianity, and it is through Asian-Americans are Christians. the culture formed in the west average was 22 percent. enjoyable and safe person(s) responsible. Therefore, immigration that we are begin- Granberg-Michaelson said by the enlightenment and today “Communication between the community in which to the TBI report is a reflection of ning to see dramatic changes Korean Christians “have a deep we are seeing a spiritual resur- Patrol and Criminal live, work, and visit.’” this cohesive mission, and we occurring in world Christianity commitment to prayer.” gence of non-Western Investigations Divisions, among — Sheriff Eric Watson strive to provide citizens of … changes that are historically Granberg-Michaelson said Christianity. You also see hard work, helped solve these Bradley County quality law unprecedented,” Granberg- one out of every four Christians Christian faith that is focused on cases,” Watson said. “Out of all enforcement,” Watson said. Michaelson said. in the world is an African. experience and on all the sense the counties in Tennessee, the population; these counties had “We continue to stand by our Christians in each country There are 1.5 million people rather than just on things that Bradley County Sheriff’s Office no more than 51 reported bur- mission statement that says, ‘It bring their cultural thoughts from Africa living in the United are more rationalistic.” was fourth in solving burgla- glaries and 125 combined bur- is the goal and purpose of our and influences to how they wor- States. Those who hold Pentecostal ries.” glaries when Bradley County deputies that Bradley County be ship. “The vast majority of them are beliefs have also increased. The report shows counties had 266 reported burglaries. an enjoyable and safe communi- “That’s what makes attention Christians because the come “The explosive growth of that had better percent averages “My office recognizes the seri- ty in which to live, work, and to this pattern of immigration from the countries that have Pentecostalism plus the growth were significantly smaller in ousness of resolving these cases visit,’” the sheriff said. from the global South back into experienced the rapid growth of of Christianity in Africa are the are own country so important,” Christianity in Africa,” two most dramatic things that Granberg-Michaelson said.” Granberg-Michaelson said. have happened in the history of That’s why it’s important to “They bring a spiritual fervor Christianity,” Granberg- understand what God is doing in and a missionary zeal that has Michaelson said. Robinson the church today.” been forged by non-Western cul- He said that one out of every From Page 1 Granberg-Michaelson said tures within the African conti- four Christians is Pentecostal or there are 104 million Christians nent.” charismatic. Group from 2013 through 2015. ment industry, specializing in Person of the Year Award to that are moving from one place While many immigrants live “I did the math and that During her time, she founded live events, restaurant creation honor the memory of Mel to another. and worship in communities means that one out of every 12 WayPaver, a talent innovation lab and management, economic Bedwell, who was known for his “What is the religious impact made up of other cultures, some people is Pentecostal. That is an focusing on recruiting and development, urban planning energy, determination, ingenuity, of immigration on our culture? “are drawn to multi-racial con- astonishing development,” retaining millennial talent to and talent acquisition. honesty, enthusiasm and loyalty To me, especially for the church, gregations,” Granberg- Granberg-Michaelson said. Chattanooga. She resides in Chattanooga — all traits necessary for a suc- that is the question that we Michaelson said. Granberg-Michaelson She is a founder and active with her husband, Mike, and cessful small business owner. should be asking,” Granberg- He said only 13.7 percent of explores this topic further in his general partner at The sons Elijah, 4, and Redding, 2 Bedwell was an owner with Jack Michaelson said. “People always church in the United States are book “From Times Square to JumpFund, an angel fund com- months. Smith of Cleveland Business think immigration has brought multi-cultural, but that has Timbuktu: The Post Christian prised of all female investors that Another highlight of the Machines. all these people from all these been a remarkable increase in West Meets the Non-Western provide capital for female-led Bedwell Award luncheon is To make reservations call the different faiths. Well, that true 2008 that was only 7 percent.” Church.” companies with growth potential recognition of an outstanding Chamber office at 423-472-6587 to generate a strong financial small-business person in by Thursday, April 28, or register return and elevate the role of Cleveland and Bradley County online through the Chamber’s women in business. for his/her success in six areas: events calendar at www.cleve- Robinson earned her bache- staying power, growth in number landchamber.com. Single tickets lor’s degree in communications of employees, increase in sales, are $25, and corporate tables of Towing from Lee University. For the last innovativeness of product or eight are $200. A limited number 10 years she has launched and service offered, response to of tabletop display spaces are also From Page 1 built companies, resulting in the adversity, and evidence of contri- available for members to reserve sale of two companies. butions to the community. through the website or by calling Henderson Avenue. said “the whole situation was Throughout her career, she has The Chamber board of direc- Bernadette Douglas, executive When she got there, the wrong and … Margaret thinks the problem solved in the entertain- tors renamed the Small Business vice president, at 423-472-6587. Cleveland Police officer respond- Wilkerson will review cost will eventually come back to ing to the scene had already called the bill with the towing her.” a towing service. The city uses a company and present Queen also expressed concern list of pre-approved towing servic- more information at the that even though the body shop Tennova es when officers call a tow truck to next wrecker board had paid the towing bill, she an accident. Companies choose meeting. The board received a letter about it. From Page 1 whether they want to be on the list made no decision on the “State law requires that they or not, and must charge the rates matter at Tuesday’s send a letter to the owner, so that employees, according to themselves in an industrial envi- across Bradley County and at within the limits approved by the meeting, because the way no vehicles are lost, so to Stephanie Austin, Tennova assis- ronment, Austin said. differing locations.” city. These companies are used on towing company was not speak,” Wilkerson said. “State law tant administrator. “We want to alert the commu- She added, “This effective pro- a nine-week rotating basis. Titan represented, nor had it requires them to notify the owner The exercise is not only neces- nity of the upcoming drill to have cedure ensures that we are not Towing was on call that day. been notified of the at the last known address because “Titan said the cost was $225,” a lot of times people’s cars are sary to promote standard safety a better understanding of this only ready, but we are also pre- complaint. procedures, it is also an effort exercise and its purpose,” she pared and knowledgeable of pos- Snyder said. “That is too high, and towed … and they don’t know put in place by all departments said. “Again, this will be a city- sible adverse scenarios that may no, I didn’t have that much on where their car is at.” in the region to ensure a quick wide exercise. We thank all who need to be addressed beforehand me.” because the towing company was He gave an example of someone and effective response to any and are involved in this planned exer- to ensure success in an emer- Since Snyder did not have the not represented, nor had it been who was taken to the hospital all emergencies that may present cise that is routinely performed gency response.” money available, she was told notified of the complaint. directly from the scene. Queen would receive a bill. “Titan took the car to Advance An administration fee of $50 City fleet manager Ron Collision … Advance Collision appears on the bill. Wilkerson said High court upholds Arizona redistricting plan Wilkerson said this price was the gave me a copy of the tow bill from an administration fee had been maximum the company was per- Titan for $710,” Snyder said. removed in changes to the ordi- WASHINGTON (AP) — A unan- 2014 after finding that the com- Differences of less than 10 per- mitted to charge while on call. The car had been stored by the nance last year imous Supreme Court says an mission was trying to comply cent are presumed constitutional Wilkerson said the amount had company for approximately 10 According to a 2015 copy of the Arizona commission did not vio- with a now-nullified provision of unless challengers can show they been increased to this amount in days. The bill shows $210 was ordinance, “Administration fees late the principle of one-person, the Voting Rights Act. are the result of discrimination December 2015. charged. shall apply after three days.” one-vote when it redrew the State officials argued that or other invalid reasons. He also explained many of these “The storage calculated out cor- Wilkerson said any person who state’s legislative districts in a slight differences in population In Arizona, the average popu- companies do not accept credit rectly,” Wilkerson said. gets in a car accident has the right way that created some with more were not enough to violate the lation difference in redrawn dis- cards. A recovery fee of $150 was also to ask that a different towing com- residents than others. Constitution’s equal-protection tricts was 2.2 percent, with a “As far as the tow bill, it is pret- charged. pany be called. The justices on Wednesday clause. maximum difference of 8.8 per- ty much in line (with the guide- “Recovery fee is charged when Guidelines for wrecker board rejected a challenge from a group Writing for the court, Justice cent. The plan placed more lines),” Wilkerson said. you have two tires or more off the approved costs are listed in the of Republican voters who claimed Stephen Breyer said the one-per- Republican voters in some dis- However, he said he still had road, and it sounds like you had municipal code. They are not list- the state’s Independent son, one-vote principle “does not tricts that already were likely to one or two questions for the tow- two tires off the road,” Wilkerson ed on the wrecker board’s web Redistricting Commission illegal- demand mathematical perfec- elect GOP candidates and left ing company. said. page. There are different charges ly packed GOP voters into some tion.” other districts with smaller over- Wilkerson will review the bill According to the city guidelines, for the different classification of districts while leaving other The Supreme Court requires a all populations. Those districts with the towing company and the on-call towing company wreckers. Democratic-leaning districts with state’s legislative districts to have have a greater concentration of present more information at the charges $75 per half hour for Bradley County Sheriff’s Office smaller populations. roughly equal numbers of people, Hispanic voters and are consid- next wrecker board meeting. The small vehicles. and the Tennessee Highway Patrol A panel of federal judges but it has long said those num- ered more likely to vote for board made no decision on the Although Queen’s car insur- also have rotating on-call towing upheld the new boundaries in bers don’t have to be exact. Democrats. matter at Tuesday’s meeting, ance will cover the cost, Snyder lists. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016—7 Action From Page 1

the Cleveland City Council for charged different rates for two approval. In order for the ordi- meters on the property. Divel said nance change to take effect, it This recommendation the property owner was being must pass on two votes by the will go to the Cleveland charged the city rate for the meter Council. The item is expected to City Council for for the irrigation system and the come before the City Council next approval. In order for county rate for his house. If the month. the ordinance change to City Council approves the annex- Four options on how to address take effect, it must pass ation, then the property owner will the issue were prepared by attor- on two votes by the have the city rate for both. ney Travis Henry, who the city Council. The item is The planning commission also contracted for this particular expected to come before approved: n issue. the City Council next Final plat approval of 47 of “I think he’s done an outstand- Stonebriar Subdivision, lot 4 of month. ing job drawing up these,” Poe The Haven at Glenwood, Mark said. Witt Property, Phase II of Henry said Corey Divel, who “It shouldn’t change the taxes,” Kensington Park and Ben Nelson serves senior planner, was helpful Poe said. Property throughout the process. Clark owns two vacant lots in n Preliminary approval of lots Attorney Andy Brown was also the area to be rezoned and wanted 1a and 1b in Mouse Creek Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS present at Tuesday’s meeting. assurance that the tax rate for Crossing. Site plan approval was MONDAY’S INTERAGENCY luncheon included two programs. Presenters for the month were, Brown had spoken on behalf of those would not go up. Divel said also given for a tire store to be from left, Gail Benton of the Tennessee Department of Health, Bradley County Health Department Karl Keasler, who operates a recy- Clark would need to talk to the located on one of the lots. cling facility/salvage yard in an property tax assessor. The item n A substandard lot for a bill- Director Eloise Waters, Laura Wittmaier of the Bradley County Medical Examiner’s office, and Helen industrial zone on the northern was postponed to give him time to board location in order to have it Brakebill of the state health department. end of the city, at a previous meet- do so. Divel had suggested the on a separate parcel. Divel ing. Industrial is the correct city rezoning in order to have the zon- explained the billboard is zone for a recycling center/salvage ing in line with what the property detached from the rest of the par- yard. was actually being used for. There cel by a driveway. Interagency Council gets updates “Why is it that we are changing has not been a mobile home park n Infill setbacks for property the zoning?” he asked. in the area as far back as anyone located on Brown Avenue Poe and Presswood said they can remember. n Rezoning of 2 acres of proper- on child health care, work of M.E. did not want the business owners An annexation and plan of serv- ties located on Blythe Avenue to have to shut down immediate- ice of 1.5 acres, more or less, for between 18th Street and 20th By LARRY C. BOWERS government. ly. property located at 3581 Cove Street from IH Heavy Industrial to Banner Staff Writer Wittmaier explained that not The recommendation by the Lake Drive was approved by the MU Mixed Use. Presswood said “We usually have 45 every death is investigated, only planning commission also stipu- planning commission. Divel said most of the land is occupied by The Bradley County to 50 deaths we the suspicious and unusual. lates the businesses cannot be the property owner wanted to be single-family houses. Divel said Interagency Council luncheon investigate each She said any family can request sold, and if they are not in opera- within the city limits, so his chil- there are two empty lots. Monday was a double program, month. We serve just an autopsy, but they must pay tion for 90 days, then they cannot dren would be zoned for Cleveland Presswood and Burris did not vote one about the state’s promotion like detectives (in the cost which is between be reopened at that location or City Schools. on this item due to interest in of health care for children, and investigating the $3,000 to $5,000. any other location zoned The property also had been buying these lots. the second about personnel of bodies and the death “It’s a hard job,” Waters said Commercial Highway. No other the Bradley County Medical scene).” at the end of the program. recycling centers will be permitted Examiner’s office and their care — Laura Wittmaier State of Tennessee in the Commercial Zoning of the fatally injured or killed. Department of Health District. Zoning does allow for The presentation by adminis- Community Outreach recycling centers and salvage trator Laura Wittmaier was check the person’s refrigerator Coordinator Gail Benton joined yard in the Industrial Zones. graphic as she discussed the for the same clues. Helen Brakebill in discussing The planning commission work she and other administra- The technician then showed the TennCare Cares program. delayed a rezoning of six acres 430 INMAN ST. • CLEVELAND, TN tors do in determining cause of a number of photographs of This statewide program pro- from R-4 residential zoning for a death, and investigating death death scenes, and how bodies motes good health in children mobile home park to mixed use scenes. show drying, bloating, discol- from birth to 21. due to concerns by property own- INSTALLMENT LOANS The three administrators oration, and even becoming TennCare Kids is a program ers. Property owner Tim Clark $ work closely with Medical water-logged. She also showed of checkups and health care was concerned his taxes would go UP TO 1,250 Examiner Dr. Jeffrey Miller. different types of bullet or shot- services for children who have up because of the zoning change. WE ARE HERE “We usually have 45 to 50 gun wounds of suicides and TennCare. “I don’t see the problem. It’s R- deaths we investigate each shooting victims. These services ensure babies, 4. You couldn’t put a trailer there FOR YOUR month,” Wittmaier said. “We “There are several variables children, teens and young now because there are houses CONVENIENCE serve just like detectives (in in determining a cause and adults receive care. They get there. I like my taxes right where investigating the bodies and the time of death,” she said, adding free medical and dental check- they are,” Clark said. Telephone Applications Welcome death scene).” that methods of determining ups, medical and dental servic- Divel explained the tax assessor *Subject To The investigator explained time is not exact due to several es, and behavioral health serv- bases the taxes on commercial or Liberal Credit that they have to draw fluids factors. ices. residential land use, not zoning. 472-3314 Policy and do toxology reports. They Wittmaier explained that a The checkups are by doctors also have to pick up bodies. person’s blood will pool at the who are primary care providers, Wittmaier said much of the lowest point of how a body is dentists, and other health pro- Medical Examiner’s responsi- lying, adding that they also fessionals. Most of the services bilities have to do with suicides. have to check on rigor mortis. are provided at the county “We usually average around two She also explained that usu- health department. suicides per month,” she said. Cleveland Daily Banner ally when someone hangs, or A child’s free medical checkup “Last year we had at least one are hanged, the cause of death will include health history, com- suicide every month, except in is seldom the breaking of the plete physical exam, lab tests 1505 25TH STREET N.W. June.” neck. “It’s usually asphyxiation (as needed), immunizations, Among the things the admin- (smothering),” she said. visions and hearing screenings, Cleveland, TN 37311 istrators do is to check the vic- Wittmaier said there are not development/behavioral screen- tim’s garbage. “It can tell us of really a lot of fire deaths in the ing (as needed), and advice on 472-5041 a number of things that might community, but the adminis- keeping healthy. have contributed to their death, trators still must go through Parents can make a and it can also give us informa- the same investigative TennCare Kids visit to their tion about their lifestyle. process. child’s primary care physician. Among the things they look “What we do, is determine If they don’t have a physician, for, she said, are alcohol or bot- how a person died,” she said. they are instructed call their tles, cigarettes, drugs, and even Health Department Director health plan or the local health personal habits such as clean- Eloise Waters asked how the department. For dental care, ing. office was funded, and was told call DentaQuest at 1-855-418- She added they also always funds are from Bradley County 1622.

Mustangs From Page 1 study science, technology, engi- Students in groups like the they could do in real games Completely Redesigned Web Page neering and math. National Honor Society and Mu against other teams. Those in the Business Alpha Theta, a mathematics Principal Nat Akiona said he Academy had prepared a display honor society, encouraged stu- considered the open house a suc- showing the numerous awards dents to work on getting good cess. Though he noted some www.clevelandbanner.com students had won in competi- grades. Those in several other “refinements” could be made in tions through student organiza- clubs, like the Key Club, the all- the future, he said the school is tions like DECA and Future girls Anchor Club and the Junior considering making this an Business Leaders of America. Civitan Club, emphasized bene- annual event. Visit Our What’s Happening Section Humanities Academy students fits of getting involved in commu- “It has been great to see so displayed the results of their nity service. many future Mustangs on cam- work in art, history and music. DeHart, who is part of the pus seeing what we do,” Akiona Post Your Photos, Stories or Videos They played music in the halls, HOSA health science club, also said. “We have a lot we are proud and there were several opportuni- explained that many clubs give of here at Walker Valley.” ties to stop and see some art. students the chance to learn new In addition to it being a chance PRINT PLUS 24/7 “Our school offers a wide vari- schools related to their future to showcase the school, faculty ELECTRONIC ety of programs and clubs,” sen- career fields. and staff also registered current ELECTRONIC EDITIONS ior Zach DeHart said. “It’s very Many students said they had eighth-graders to become fresh- ONLY diverse.” enjoyed their experiences at men at the school this fall. Tour guides also drew atten- Walker Valley and were eager to What had originally been Includes full access tion to some of the school’s efforts share what they have done there. meant as just a registration event on your desktop, Includes full access to get students thinking about “It’s exciting,” said senior had to be postponed after a what may come after high school. Olivia Lee, who was there repre- scheduling conflict arose. tablet and mobile on your desktop, Lining one wall at the school senting the Anchor Club. “Walker Since the registration was tablet and mobile are flags from the colleges and Valley has poured into us, and it delayed, Akiona said the school universities from which the is fun to try to help upcoming had extra time to brainstorm and Daily & Sunday school’s faculty and staff gradu- students find where they fit.” come up with a new event. What $8.95 Monthly ated. Below them are the names Outside, attendees had the began as just an event for a small (3 MONTHS) $21.25 of 19 or so current students who chance to tour the agriculture number of Bradley County stu- $2.95 Weekly have score 30 and better out of a students’ greenhouse, which fea- dents grew to include anyone (6 MONTHS) $40.25 possible 36 on their ACT exams. tures a complex aquaponics sys- who would like to learn more $1.95 Daily Snyder, whose name is on that tem used to grow plants. about the school. (YEAR) $79.25 wall, said faculty at Walker Valley Students are currently selling Before the open house, Akiona have “worked really hard” to help flowers and other garden green- said it was his hope the event CCURRENTURRENT SSUBSCRIBERSUBSCRIBERS WWILLILL NNEEDEED TTOO FFOLLOWOLLOW her and other students get ready ery they grew. would “give the community a way CURRENT SUBSCRIBERS WILL NEED TO FOLLOW for college. Student athletes and those in to see our school in a way it does- TTHESE HESE SIMPLESIIMPLE STEPSSTEPS TOTO REGISTER.REGIISTER.. At the club and activity fair, Walker Valley’s student govern- n’t usually get to.” students were eager to share how ment also showcased their athletic Registration is ongoing for stu- Click login, then Click “Don’t Have an ID” they are putting their studies to prowess and invited any children dents zoned for Walker Valley. You will then need to provide your name, email address and work outside the classroom. in attendance to play with them. Out-of-zone registration begins Among the clubs featured were Meanwhile, students on the May 2. zip code so the system can locate your newspaper account. the World Language Club, DECA boys’ soccer team and the For more information, visit Club, a drama club, a book club school’s baseball and softball www.walkervalleyhigh.com or call NNEW EW SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIIBERS WILLWIILL NEEDNEED TOTO CLICKCLIICK “SUBSCRIBE”“SUBSCRIIBE” and numerous others. teams were busy showing how the school at 423-336-1383. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Trump, Clinton win big in N.Y., push closer to nominations NEW YORK (AP) — Front-run- necessary at this stage of the ners Donald Trump and Hillary race. Clinton swept to resounding vic- Cruz is trying to stay close tories in Tuesday’s New York pri- enough in the delegate count to mary, with Trump bouncing push the GOP race to a contest- back convincingly from a diffi- ed convention. His campaign cult stretch in his Republican feels confident that it’s mastered campaign and Clinton pushing the complicated process of lining tantalizingly close to locking up up individual delegates who the Democratic nomination. could shift their support to the “The race for the nomination Texas senator after a first round is in the home stretch, and vic- of convention balloting. tory is in sight,” Clinton Kasich, the only other declared to cheering supporters. Republican left in the race, best- Trump captured more than 50 ed Cruz on Tuesday and is percent of the vote in New York refusing to end his campaign and was headed toward a big despite winning only his home delegate haul in his home state, state. a commanding showing that Trump’s political strength, keeps him on a path to the GOP though he boasts of drawing nomination if he continues to new members to the party, has win. He claimed at least 89 of left some Republicans con- the 95 delegates at stake cerned that his nomination Tuesday, with Ohio Gov. John could splinter the GOP. Among Kasich winning at least three Republican voters in New York, and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz in dan- nearly 6 in 10 said the nominat- ger of getting shut out. AP Photo AP Photo ing contest is dividing the party, A confident Trump insisted it RePublicAn PResidentiAl candidate Donald Trump gestures democRAtic PResidentiAl candidate Hillary Clinton cele- according to exit polls. was impossible for his rivals to as he arrives to speak at a New York primary night campaign event, brates on stage after winning the New York state primary Tuesday in Still, about 7 in 10 New York catch him. Indeed, Cruz’s poor Tuesday in New York. New York. Republicans said the candidate showing in New York left him with the most votes in primary without any mathematical contests should be the chance of clinching the nomina- Republican presidential nomi- tion before the Republican con- eluded her eight years ago. In a of the Democratic race. Still, the Candidates blanketed every cor- candidacy. nee vention in July, though Trump shift toward the general election, Vermont senator vowed to keep ner of New York, bidding for “We must unite the Republican The surveys were conducted could still end up short of the she made a direct appeal to competing. votes from Manhattan and the Party because doing so is the first by Edison Research for The needed 1,237 needed to seal vic- Sanders’ loyal supporters, “We’ve got a shot to victory,” surrounding boroughs to the step in uniting all Americans,” Associated Press and television tory before the gathering. telling them she believes “there Sanders said in an interview working class cities and rural Cruz said in formal remarks. networks. “We don’t have much of a race is more that unites us than with The Associated Press. enclaves that dot the rest of the Trump needed a strong Trump now leads the GOP anymore,” Trump said during a divides us.” However, his senior adviser Tad state. showing in New York to keep race with 845 delegates, ahead victory rally in the lobby of the Exit polls suggested Devine said later that the cam- The nominating contests will alive his chances of sewing up of Cruz with 559 and Kasich Manhattan tower bearing his Democrats were ready to rally paign planned to “sit back and stay centered in the Northeast in the GOP nomination before the with 147. Securing the GOP name. He peppered his brash around whoever the party nomi- assess where we are” after a the coming days, with party’s July convention — and nomination requires 1,237. remarks with more references to nates. Nearly 7 in 10 Sanders string of contests next week. Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland to quiet critics who say the long Among Democrats, Clinton the economy and other policy supporters in New York said Of the 247 Democratic dele- and Pennsylvania all holding primary season has exposed big now has 1,893 delegates to proposals than normal, reflect- that they would definitely or gates at stake in New York, contests next week. Sanders deficiencies in his campaign Sanders’ 1,180. Those totals ing the influence of a new team probably vote for Clinton if she Clinton picked up at least 135 spent Tuesday in Pennsylvania, effort. include both pledged delegates of advisers seeking to profes- is the party’s pick. while Sanders gained at least as did Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, Having spent months relying from primaries and caucuses sionalize his campaign. Sanders energized young peo- 104. Trump’s closest rival. on a slim staff, Trump has start- and superdelegates, the party Clinton’s triumph padded her ple and liberals in New York, as The fight for New York’s dele- Cruz panned Trump’s win in ed hiring more seasoned cam- insiders who can back the can- delegate lead over rival Bernie he has across the country, but it gate haul consumed the presi- New York as little more than “a paign veterans. He’s acknowl- didate of their choice regardless Sanders and put her 80 percent wasn’t enough to pull off the dential contenders for two politician winning his home edged that bringing new people of how their state votes. It takes of the way to clinching the upset victory he desperately weeks, an eternity in the fast- state,” then implored into his orbit may cause some 2,383 to win the Democratic Democratic nomination that needed to change the trajectory moving White House race. Republicans to unite around his strife, but says the moves were nomination. Senate nears approval of wide-ranging energy bill WASHINGTON (AP) — The Since then, the U.S. energy measure that includes incen- Senate is poised to pass a wide- landscape has changed dramat- tives to cut energy use in com- ranging energy bill that would ically, as improved drilling tech- mercial buildings, manufactur- promote a variety of energy niques, including hydraulic ing plants and homes. The sources and speed federal fracturing, have sparked a measure, co-sponsored by Sens. approval of projects to export years-long boom that has Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and liquefied natural gas to Europe pushed the United States Rob Portman, R-Ohio, has and Asia. toward become the world’s top passed the Senate before but Senators revived debate on producer of oil and natural gas. has not been approved in the the bill Tuesday after it was Hydraulic fracturing, also House. delayed for more than two known as fracking, involves months amid a partisan dispute injecting water mixed with sand over an emergency measure to and chemicals into under- help fix and replace lead-conta- ground rock formations, allow- Reuse the News minated pipes in Flint, ing oil and gas to flow. Michigan. The Senate bill includes a Recycle this newspaper The bill would boost renew- long-delayed energy efficiency ables such as solar and wind AP Photo power, as well as natural gas, Residents ARe evacuated from their flooded apartment complex Tuesday in Houston. Storms have hydropower and geothermal dumped more than a foot of rain in the Houston area, flooding dozens of neighborhoods. energy. It also would update building codes to increase effi- ciency and strengthen electric- grid safety standards, among Houston flood control efforts dozens of provisions. Senate passage is expected as soon as Wednesday. If approved, the measure fall behind the urban sprawl must be reconciled with a House-passed bill that boosts SayS Saayy HHappyHaappppyy MMother’sMootthheerr’’ss DDayDaayy HOUSTON (AP) — Flood con- assisted living facility. flood control in the area for more oil and natural gas and speeds trol has long been a challenging Prospects brightened for some than three decades. review of a proposed coal export IIn Inn AA SSpecialSppeecciiaall WWayWaayy issue in Houston, dating back to as many roads reopened, Houston’s leaders “sort of for- terminal in Washington state. the city’s infancy on the banks of although a flash flood watch was got about it for the next 20 years, President Barack Obama has Mom (mom’s name if desired), you are the the Buffalo Bayou when its first in effect through Wednesday. and it was the wild west,” he said. threatened to veto the House greatest! We love you! Happy Mother’s Day. flood was recorded more than “It’s going to have to trickle its “They built and built like there measure. Your name(s). 170 years ago. way through the city of Houston was no tomorrow.” If approved by both chambers Major reservoirs built in the and to Galveston Bay,” Francisco “It didn’t have to be this way,” and signed by Obama, the bill Mother, you are very special. Thanks for all you 1940s helped alleviate some of Sanchez, a county emergency he said. would be first far-reaching do. Your name(s). problems, but a population services spokesman, said of the Among Houston’s recent efforts energy law in nearly a decade. explosion and urban sprawl since waters progressing downstream is a voter-approved program Sen. Lisa Murkowski, an It’s as easy as 1-2-3 then enveloped the reservoirs. toward the Gulf of Mexico. aimed at rebuilding its streets Alaska Republican and chair- Experts said the city’s efforts Houston, with more than 2 mil- and drainage systems to better woman of the Senate Energy 1) Write your special message below. since then have fallen woefully lion people including 90,000 cope with floods. The city says it and Natural Resources 2) Count the words in your message (minimum 12 short of the massive needs. And arriving last year alone, is the has collected and spent more Committee, said the bill will words). Multiply by 25¢ per word. there is climate change, which nation’s fourth-largest city. And than $1 billion since 2012, help America produce more has increased the frequency of Harris County, which includes improving 900 miles of roadway. energy “and bring us one step 3) Enclose check, money order, Visa, Discover, American large rainfalls, climatologists most of Houston, has seen a 30 Brody says more could be closer to being an energy super- Express or Mastercard number. All messages must be prepaid. said. The result this week was percent jump in population since done, including an effort to buy power. At the same time, it will 4) Add $1.70 for border. that sudden downpours over- 2000, with an accompanying 25 out homeowners flood-prone help Americans save more 5) Deadline is Wednesday, May 4th at 4 p.m. whelmed infrastructure and percent increase in pavement. areas and turn the land into open money and save energy with all inundated whole sections of the The situation is exacerbated by space. He also suggests upgrad- of the energy-policy provisions.” 6) Look for your message to appear in the Cleveland Daily city, leaving at least seven people a flat topography barely above ing building codes to mandate The bipartisan bill is widely Banner on Sunday, May 8th. dead. sea level and the humid Gulf elevating structures in flood- popular, but was delayed in “To throw up your hands and Coast climate prone to produce prone areas, as some suburbs early February amid a partisan say we’re going to be vulnerable extreme rainfall. have done. dispute over a plan by Message: and have hundreds of millions of There have been at least three “You need to think,” he said. Michigan’s two Democratic sen- dollars of impact every year in dozen significant floods since “And we’re not.” ators to send hundreds of mil- Houston just because it rains a Houston’s founding, including The Harris County Flood lions of dollars in emergency aid lot is not the attitude we need to one in 1929 and another in 1935 Control District, the agency work- to Flint to fix and replace the take,” said Sam Brody, a profes- that prompted construction of ing in recent years with the Corps city’s lead-contaminated pipes. Name: sor of regional planning at Texas reservoirs in the western part of of Engineers on hundreds of mil- Sens. Debbie Stabenow and A d d r e s s : P h o n e : A&M University at Galveston. “We the county, Barker and Addicks, lions of dollars in projects to ease Gary Peters dropped the Flint are not thinking about the big in the 1940s by the U.S. Army the flooding impact, did not provision last week after a C i t y : Z i p : picture.” Corps of Engineers. immediately return a phone mes- months-long standoff with Sen. Thousands of people were rout- “They were way out in the sage Tuesday seeking comment. Mike Lee, R-Utah. Stabenow Credit Card: ed from their homes and major country,” said Wayne Klotz, a for- Tropical Storm Allison, with and Peters said they would seek highways when Houston’s mer American Society of Civil nearly 39 inches of rain in the another way to get the Flint aid CC Expiraton: spaghetti-like web of bayous Engineers president who has a hardest hit area, left $5 billion in package through the Senate. spilled over banks after rains that Houston engineering firm. “They damage in 2001. Hurricane Ike Congress last approved broad E-mail or bring your message to: began Sunday night. were going to solve all the prob- hit in in 2008. Just last Memorial energy measures in 2005 and Mother’s Day Tribute Then on Tuesday, creeks get- lems. The city continued to grow. Day, hundreds of homes along 2007, during the George W. ting runoff from nearly 18 inches And Barker and Addicks now are Brays Bayou in Houston sus- Bush administration. The two Cleveland Daily Banner of rain in some spots in outlying like in the middle of town.” tained severe damage after an 11- laws aimed to boost U.S. energy P.O. Box 3600 northwestern Harris County rose Few notable flood-control inch rainstorm. independence by cutting C l e v e l a n d , T N 3 7 3 2 0 quickly over their banks, prompt- efforts have been implemented From 1999 to 2009, the reliance on imported oil, boost- Phone: (423) 472-5041 ing a new round of evacuations, since then, said Philip Bedient, a Houston area incurred over $3 ing fuel economy standards for [email protected] including rescues of some resi- Rice University engineering pro- billion in insured flood losses, cars and imposing a mandate dents in wheelchairs from an fessor who has been studying Brody said. for ethanol in gasoline. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 9 of Dallas. No cause of death was County Jail records show sion to buy assault rifles himself immediately released. Chapman University students and the school board has not dis- Capt. John Spann says offi- 23-year-old Steven Koressel and cussed it. The superintendent NATIONAL BRIEFS cers found broken glass on the 21-year-old Richard Brenton approved the purchase after floor and evidence of forced entry were released on their own lengthy discussion, district into the church, possibly for a recognizance. spokeswoman Paula Hans said. Firefighters face venomous and a local water treatment ment. He arrived in critical con- plant supervisor, two officials dition, but he was later upgrad- burglary. Their phone numbers are “Overall, parents recognize that snakes while battling blaze told The Associated Press late ed to serious condition on The video shows the man unlisted and it couldn’t be based on lessons learned, we JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Tuesday. They spoke on the con- Tuesday. A hospital spokesman inside the church minutes determined if they had retained must be prepared,” she said. Firefighters came across a new dition of anonymity because they said he would not give inter- before the victim arrived before attorneys. The move raised new questions danger while battling a South were not authorized to discuss views. dawn Monday. He wore a jacket Colorado school district arms about how far school officials Carolina house fire — about a the investigation publicly. Troopers’ spokeswoman labeled “Police,” gloves and a should go in arming employees, a dozen venomous snakes. helmet. security guards with rifles practice that has become stan- The felony and misdemeanor Megan Peters said details about DENVER (AP) — A suburban Local media outlets report the charges include violating the specifics of the attack had Turkey abduction lands 2 dard in the aftermath of the 2012 James Island homeowner, who Denver school district is arming Sandy Hook Elementary School Michigan’s drinking water law, not yet emerged. California college students in jail its security staff with military- workers in nuisance wildlife official misconduct, destruction “From what it sounds like, shootings. removal, told fire crews Tuesday ORANGE, Calif. (AP) — Tim style semiautomatic rifles in case Districts across the nation of utility property and evidence they were spread out,” Peters the Turkey’s abduction did more of a school shooting or other vio- to be aware of up to 80 reptiles tampering, according to one offi- said. “I don’t know if anybody rushed to increase the number of in the home’s garage. Officials than ruffle a few feathers. lent attack, a move that appears school resource officers on cam- cial. actually witnessed the mauling It landed two California col- unprecedented even as more say about a dozen of the reptiles For nearly 18 months after except for the person that was pus and, in a few cases, allowed lege students in jail Monday schools arm employees in were poisonous snakes. Flint’s water source was mauled.” teachers to carry concealed after the bird was found wan- response to mass violence else- Firefighters had the blaze switched while the city was It took several hours to get weapons themselves. dering a street reeking of beer where. under control within an hour, under state financial manage- Wagner from the mountain to In Colorado, where the scars of and suffering from a broken toe, The Douglas County School but they couldn’t enter the home ment, residents drank and the hospital. Troopers reported the 1999 Columbine High School while deadly snakes were poten- bathed with improperly treated that they were called just before missing feathers and other District guards are former law massacre still run deep, volunteer tially on the loose. water that coursed through noon, but Wagner wasn’t con- injuries. enforcement officers and already reserve sheriff’s deputies patrol James Island Fire Chief Chris aging pipes and fixtures, releas- firmed at the Providence Alaska The Orange County Register carry handguns. some elementary schools, and an Seabolt says six snakes made it ing toxic lead. Republican Gov. Medical Center until after 4 p.m. (http://bit.ly/22MmFNM) District security director armed resource officer was credit- out alive, four of which were ven- Rick Snyder announced in Wagner was transferred reports Tim was being treated by Richard Payne said he decided to ed with stopping further violence omous. He says the surviving October that the city would between two helicopters and first a veterinarian Tuesday. spend more than $12,000 on the at a suburban Denver high school reptiles were taken to the Edisto return from the Flint River to its reported to be headed to Juneau Orange High School agricul- Bushmaster brand rifles for the in 2013 by cornering a student Serpentarium. earlier source of treated water, before being routed to ture teacher Patti Williams says district’s eight armed officers to gunman, who then shot himself. No one was hurt in the fire. the Detroit municipal system. Anchorage. Haines is about 90 Tim vanished from his pen give them the same tools as law Ken Trump, a school safety Judge hears motion to force But by that time, dangerously miles from Juneau and more sometime between Saturday enforcement, including the sher- consultant in Cleveland, said the night and Sunday morning. iff’s deputies they train with. Douglas County case may mark officer to testify in Gray case high levels of the toxic metal had than 500 miles from Anchorage. been detected in the blood of Peters said the delay is After she circulated his photo Payne said the rifles will be kept the first time a district has BALTIMORE (AP) — A several people found him wan- locked in patrol cars, not in the equipped its in-house security Baltimore judge will hear a some residents, including chil- unavoidable when dealing with dren, for whom it can cause accidents in rural Alaska. In this dering on a street and corralled schools. officers with semiautomatic motion by prosecutors to compel him. Payne said he made the deci- rifles. a second police officer to testify lower IQs and behavioral prob- case, a student hiked down the against his colleague on charges lems. mountain, and two troopers in stemming from the death of Massive fraud claims reverberate Haines then contracted a heli- Freddie Gray. copter from a company in in remote area of Vermont Juneau that was used to take Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry NEWPORT, Vt. (AP) — Williams will hold the hearing Wagner to Haines to a waiting Sweeping development plans for medical helicopter. Wednesday afternoon. a remote area of northern Prosecutors filed a request to Vermont brought the promise of Ex-Arkansas pastor charged force Officer Garrett Miller to jobs to a region that has some of with rape gets 2 life sentences testify against Officer Edward the highest unemployment rates JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) — A Nero, whose trial is scheduled to in the state. former Arkansas children’s pas- begin May 10. Defense attorneys But new allegations that two tor has been given two life sen- have not yet responded to the prominent businessmen behind tences in prison without the pos- motion. the plans misused more than sibility of parole in the rape of Maryland’s highest court ruled $200 million raised from foreign two young girls. last month that Officer William investors have brought some of The Jonesboro Sun reports Porter, whose first trial ended in the development to a halt. 39-year-old Anthony Waller a mistrial, must testify against They’ve also left state officials pleaded guilty and was sen- his colleagues while he awaits feeling betrayed after enthusias- tenced Tuesday. retrial. tically promoting the projects. Waller is a former employee of Nero and Miller are among six The plans were to include a what used to be First Assembly officers charged in Gray’s death. biomedical research plant, a of God Church in Jonesboro. Each faces assault, reckless hotel and conference center, an Police say the girls were repeat- endangerment and misconduct airport runway extension, and edly raped in several locations, in office charges. big upgrades at two ski areas. including the church. Gray’s death became a focal Some of the work is complet- Waller still faces 50 counts of point in the national debate over ed, but Gov. Peter Shumlin has video voyeurism and one count police treatment of blacks. acknowledged that the biore- of child pornography. Florida paramedic injured search plant and a downtown A police detective testified he while aiding stabbed woman redevelopment probably won’t found 400,000 images of child ORANGE CITY, Fla. (AP) — A happen. pornography and videos of central Florida paramedic is The bio-tech plant was to cre- young females inside the church recovering at a hospital days ate 450 jobs. bathroom on an external hard after being run over while assist- Commission: LA officer justified drive of Waller’s. The detective ing a woman whose husband says he found holes in the ceil- in shooting unarmed man ing of the church bathroom and had just stabbed her. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A police Fire chief Ronnie Long tells a place for a hidden camera officer was justified in shooting nearby. the Daytona Beach News- and gravely wounding an Journal that Caroline Dorton unarmed man who approached Appeals court backs ban on was having dinner at a Chili’s him and his partner with a towel snowboarders at Utah ski resort restaurant Sunday night when wrapped around one of his SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A she heard someone had been hands, the civilian Los Angeles Utah ski resort can hold onto its stabbed. She rushed to the park- Police Commission ruled status as one of the last in the ing lot to help. Tuesday. country to ban snowboarders on There she found Chericia In issuing its ruling, the Los its slopes, a federal appeals    Brown on the ground and tried Angeles Times reported the com- court decided Tuesday. to help. mission also released a report The judges dismissed a law- Seminole County Sheriff’s offi- Dignified Services at quoting witnesses as saying suit from a group of snowboard- 
  Realistic Prices! cials say Brown was stabbed by Walter William DeLeon told them ers who said Alta Ski Area out- her husband, Henry Brown. He 2415 Georgetown Road, NE he had a gun under the towel side Salt Lake City discriminates WEATHER INFORMATION returned in his car and ran over 473-2620 and acted aggressively as he by barring them from the resort her, Dorton and an unidentified approached the officers. located largely on public land. nurse who was also helping. DeLeon has said he plans to The 10th Circuit Court of Chericia Brown later died. sue the Los Angeles Police Appeals sided with lawyers for Authorities say Henry Brown Department, and one of his Alta who said luring skiers with then killed himself and the cou- attorneys said Tuesday he has the promise of a snowboarder- ple’s two young children. his own witnesses who maintain free experience is a private busi- A spokesman says Dorton his client was not acting in a ness decision that doesn’t violate remains in critical condition. threatening manner. anyone’s rights. Freeway shooting suspect released The June 19 shooting took a The U.S. Forest Service, a gov- amid doubts about evdence quarter of DeLeon’s skull, most ernment agency, granted the PHOENIX (AP) — A man of his eyesight and the ability to resort a lease, but the judges charged in freeway shootings walk. ruled that doesn’t mean the fed- that rattled Phoenix last year According to the report sub- eral government actively encour- has been released from jail amid mitted by Police Chief Charlie aged or enforced the ban. questions about the evidence Beck, a witness called 911 two Alta applauded the decision in that authorities say links him to minutes before the officers saw the case that re-ignited a culture the crimes. DeLeon walking toward their clash between snowboarders The release of Leslie Merritt Jr. patrol car, which was stuck in and skiers. on Tuesday came after a judge traffic. The report quoted the The snowboarders’ lawyer, Jon reduced his bond to zero and witness as saying DeLeon had Schofield, said the case has said he can return to his home said, “Call 911. Let them know brought attention to the ban under electronic monitoring. I’m walking down the street, and based on outdated stereotypes. “I am just ready to go home I have a gun in my hand.” “At this point, we can only and be with my kids,” Merritt Another witness told officers hope that Alta will one day vol- said moments after walking out DeLeon shouted, “Cops, cops, untarily join the vast majority of of jail. cops,” as he approached. ski resorts by lifting its snow- The reduction of the bond — University professor mauled by boarding ban,” Schofield said in once $1 million — was a major a statement. It wasn’t clear if victory as defense lawyers con- a brown bear while teaching another appeal would be filed. tend that ballistic tests cast JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — It was Snowboarding bans on ski doubt on the claim by authori- a brown bear that mauled a uni- slopes were the norm when the ties that Merritt was behind four versity professor on a mountain sport first appeared in the mid- of the freeway shootings. near Haines, Alaska, while he 1980s, said Ralf Garrison, a The shootings caused panic was teaching a class, a Denver-based ski industry con- on Phoenix-area freeways, where University of Alaska Southeast sultant with The Advisory 11 vehicles were hit in August spokeswoman said. Group. and September. Forest Wagner, 35, was part of a mountaineering class with 11 Police seek suspect after woman Officials: 3 to be charged students and two teaching assis- slain in North Texas church in Flint water crisis tants on Mount Emmerich when MIDLOTHIAN, Texas (AP) — A LANSING, Mich. (AP) — he was attacked by a brown bear fitness instructor has been slain Michigan’s attorney general will sow on Monday, spokeswoman at a North Texas church and announce criminal charges Katie Bausler said. investigators are seeking a man Wednesday against two state No one else was hurt, but the dressed as a police officer who regulators and a Flint employee, class was evacuated from the was seen on security video. alleging wrongdoing related to mountain when the bear, which Midlothian (mid-LOHTH’-ee- the city’s lead-tainted water cri- had cubs, was spotted again, uhn) police say the body of 45- sis, according to government according to Alaska State year-old Terri “Missy” Bevers officials familiar with the investi- Troopers. (BEE’-vers) of Red Oak was gation. Troopers coordinated a heli- found Monday by a student The charges — the first levied copter rescue into Haines on arriving for a class. in a probe that is expected to Monday after a student hiked Bevers, who was a married broaden — will be filed against a into cellphone range to report mother of three, was killed at pair of state Department of the attack. Wagner was then Creekside Church of Christ in Environmental Quality officials flown to Anchorage for treat- Midlothian, 20 miles southwest 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Warlick names Reaves as Lady Vols assistant coach From UT SPORTS INFORMATION played in our league at Alabama, so she is a Big 12 regular season title and 30-5 Tennessee and having the opportunity to quite aware and understands the magni- record in 2013-14; a WNIT runner-up fin- come back home and coach for the Lady KNOXVILLE — Head women’s basketball tude and history of this program. ish in 2014-15 and an NCAA second round Vols and coach with Holly, it’s honestly coach Holly Warlick announced Tuesday “She’s had great success, especially at outcome in 2015-16 as a No. 6 seed. hard to put into words just how amazing that Sharrona Reaves will be joining her West Virginia, where she brought in some One of Reaves’ pupils, Bria Holmes, just that is,” Reaves said. “I’m honored, staff as an assistant coach and recruiting really dynamic freshmen who contributed became the program’s highest-ranked extremely blessed, and it just means every- coordinator at the University of Tennessee. early this season, including the Big 12 WNBA Draft pick, going in the first round thing to me. Reaves, a native of Murfreesboro, Tenn., Freshman of the Year. She also was instru- with the 11th pick to the Atlanta Dream. “My career has prepared me for this has spent the past three seasons at West mental in WVU signing the top JUCO play- Another WVU player, Asya Bussie, was the opportunity. I’ve been fortunate to be at Virginia University, serving as an assistant er in the country this spring. No. 15 pick of the Minnesota Lynx in 2014. West Virginia University twice, and I’m coach and as head coach Mike Carey’s “What also stands out is her personality, With Reaves directing the recruiting grateful to Coach Carey for giving me those recruiting coordinator. While there she had as well as the love and passion for the game efforts, WVU signed the 2016 WBCA opportunities to help build the program the opportunity to direct and mentor play- she displays. I’m extremely excited to have Junior/Community College Player of the and help make it known out on the recruit- ers at every position on the floor. her join our staff, and I think she’s going to Year. Her abilities in that area have enabled ing trail. Same thing at Mississippi State; “I love Coach Reaves’ energy and have bring great knowledge to our program and the Mountaineers to land strong recruiting these schools helped me learn how to work always been impressed with her ability to be a really good fit at Tennessee.” classes in not only her current stint with hard and grind as recruiter and develop recruit players at every level of basketball During Reaves’ recent stint in the team but also in a previous stop at the players as a coach to compete in the SEC, AP photo and at every stop along the way,” Warlick Morgantown, the Mountaineers forged a school. BRAVES starter Williams said. “She’s a native Tennessean and she 78-30 record, including a No. 2 NCAA seed; “Being born and raised in the state of See REAVES, Page 13 Perez releases a pitch in the first inning Tuesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers, in Ooltewah doubles down Atlanta. against Walker Valley Braves win By RICHARD ROBERTS singles and back-to-back dou- Banner Sports Editor bles. The Lady Owls capped 4th straight the scoring with two more ATLANTA (AP) — Tyler The Lady Mustangs were doubles and a pair of singles seeing doubles in the early Flowers doesn’t think the in the third to take the 8-0 rebuilding Atlanta Braves will going against Ooltewah. Four lead. two-base hits in the first three get too far ahead of them- “I was proud of our girls. selves with a modest four- innings, combined with a two- They [Ooltewah] only scored in hit pitching effort from Lady game winning streak. two innings, and that is a pos- After all, it was just last Owls pitcher Kayla Boseman, itive for us. Being able to get led to an 8-0 Ooltewah win week that they were in the out of innings when we have midst of losing nine straight Monday afternoon at Larry two outs is going to be critical Haney Field. games to begin the season. for us as we go down the But at least they looked “She’s a great pitcher. She road,” said Limburg. “On the has awesome speed and great sharp against one of the NL’s other hand is hitting with two better teams. movement, she’s the total outs and scoring runs when package,” said Lady Mustangs “That’s a pretty good lineup we have runners in scoring over there,” Flowers said. “So coach Lauren Limburg of the position.” Mississippi State signee. “You to hold them to one run was The Lady Mustangs will take real nice.” just have to tip your hat to the field again this afternoon them. They are a great team. Flowers went 4 for 4 and against perennial power drove in three runs, Mallex They’ve got good hitters and a Soddy-Daisy, in another dis- great defense behind her. They Smith had three RBIs and the trict matchup. Atlanta Braves beat the Los played a great ballgame.” “Soddy is historically a great Kaylee Hughes broke up a Angeles Dodgers 8-1 on program and they are a great Tuesday night. potential no-hitter in the bot- team this year. We played tom of the fourth inning with a Sloppy defense and a poor them at their place and lost 2- start by Alex Wood (1-2) towering, one-hop double to 1. We will have to bring our the right-field fence. Emilee doomed Los Angeles, which best game,” Limburg acknowl- Banner photo, JOE CANNON had three fielding errors, two Spann picked up the only edged. BRADLEY CENTRAL senior ace Brandon Thompson (29) fires to the plate during Tuesday evening’s other hit for Walker Valley (11- hit batters, a wild pitch and a Walker Valley will still be no-hitter defeat of Baylor, at the Toby McKenzie Baseball Complex. Bear third baseman Dylan Standifer passed ball. 12, 4-5 District 5-AAA) with a without the added punch of Ali single to center in the sixth. (8) is at the ready on defense. Williams Perez, starting on King, who has been out with three days’ rest, held the Ooltewah (28-4, 8-0) put five an ankle injury after taking a runs on the board in the top Dodgers hitless before Adrian Gonzalez singled with one out half of the second with three See WALKER, Page 13 Thompson tosses ‘no-no’ in the fourth, but Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez pulled him after the next bat- By JOE CANNON The Bears will open the event at 4:30 Thursday Banner Assistant Sports Editor against Hixson, before the Wildcats take on ter, Yasiel Puig, singled hard Cleveland at 7. to left. Bradley Central ace Brandon Thompson has been On Friday, Bradley will take on Wilson Central at Ryan Weber took Perez’s unbeatable this season. 4 and Collierville at 8:45, with Cleveland facing place and struck out Howie On Tuesday evening he was unhittable as well. Collierville at 6:30. Kendrick to end a threat with “All my pitches were working. I was able to stay Saturday’s action will begin at 9 a.m., with Boyd- runners on third and first. focused, plus the defense played great behind me,” Buchanan facing Station Camp before Cleveland Weber (1-0) gave up three commented the 6-foot-2, 210-pound right-hander plays a twin bill against Silverdale Baptist Academy hits, one run and struck out after throwing his first ever no-hitter, in a 2-1 victory at 11:30 and Station Camp at 2. four in 3 2/3 innings. He was over Baylor. Thompson showed his dominance early Tuesday recalled from Triple-A “I didn’t start thinking about it (the possibility of a evening, setting down the first 14 batters in a row, Gwinnett on Monday. no-hitter) until the fifth inning,” Thompson related. including eight by strikeout. He K’d the side in the “I knew my role coming into “There were a couple of frustrating situations, but I second inning. tonight was the long relief was able to stay calm and work through them.” After a collision with a Baylor batter along the first role,” Weber said. “I came in The victory pushes Thompson’s record to 6-0 on base line for the second out in the top of the fifth, and did my job, threw strikes the campaign, while the Bears go to 19-5 and pay the Thompson issued his only walk of the night, to Tate and got people out.” Banner photo, RIChARD ROBERTS Red Raiders back for a 4-0 defeat 10 days before in Prater. Perez allowed two hits, WALKER VALLEY ShORTSTOP Jackie Newport looks to Winchester. Prater tried to steal second a moment later, but three walks and struck out throw to first base while getting the force-out at second, as sec- Bradley will serve as a cohost for the Trojan was called out due to batter’s interference on the one in 3 1/3 innings. He ond baseman Abby Davis moves in to back up the play in the Classic this weekend, with games slated at the Toby third inning against Ooltewah Tuesday, at Larry Haney Field. McKenzie Baseball Complex Thursday through See BRAVES, Page 13 Saturday. See THOMPSON, Page 13 Bears shut out ’Stangs get 7th win, shutout in a row against Tribe By SARALYN NORKUS Rodriguez picked up his second goal with a little under six min- Banner Sports Writer assist of the night 12 minutes utes remaining in the first half. later, after flicking the ball to After taking a 4-0 lead into half- By TYLER WICKMAN Walker Valley soccer coach Tom Banner Sports Writer Caleb Gruber for the goal. time, Walker Valley continued to Bayliss is running out of things to David Camacho-Ordaz, who fin- put on a show in the second half Things didn’t go as planned for say about his team and for once, ished out the game with a hat of the district game. Bradley Central on Tuesday that is a very good thing. trick, scored his first goal of the Camacho-Ordaz netted his night when it hosted McMinn The Mustangs (8-1, 4-0) game in the 27th minute. County, ending in a 5-0 loss for destroyed Soddy-Daisy Tuesday Camacho-Ordaz got his second See 'STANGS, Page 13 the Bears’ soccer team. night in a 7-0 District 5-AAA win, The Bears (2-7, 0-4) were look- which happened to be their sev- ing to grab their first district win enth win and seventh shutout in a of the season, but that will have row. to wait until their next outing. “We’re not scored on in the dis- The Cherokees (8-6, 2-1) on the trict, and have had seven straight other hand, have already won in shutouts — I guess I can’t really the district and reached 41 goals, say enough,” Bayliss proudly stat- compared to the 32 they have ed. “It’s like the last few games allowed. and interviews, it’s a joy for a Bradley has shown some coach to see good soccer, disci- resilient defense in its past few pline, organization and communi- games, especially last Thursday cation. when the Bears held Cleveland to “All of the things that we pour just two goals, but Tuesday they into these guys every day, they are did just the opposite. Banner photo, TYLER WICKMAN doing it,” Bayliss said. “I can’t sin- McMinn started chalking up BRADLEY CENTRAL’S Immanuel Sandryka (2) dribbles the ball gle out one player because they goals in just the third minute of downfield, looking to score against McMinn County at BCHS, are all doing such a great job and game action. Once that hap- Tuesday. playing their roles beautifully.” pened, the Cherokees went on a Walker Valley has not been scoring rampage by netting goals know we are having a rough half, game and I was even lost myself, scored on since March 18, during in the fifth, ninth, 15th, and 26th but it better be 0-0 in the second not knowing how to fix it.” their 5-3 win over Shelbyville in minutes. half.’ That is exactly what hap- Next on the schedule for the Cleveland Classic. On the verge of being com- pened, so all we can do is learn Bradley Central is East Hamilton The Mustangs’ scoring bonanza pletely blown out, Bradley from this bad, bad mess and not on Thursday, at home. got started early, with Ben Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS stepped up its game, not surren- do it again,” said Bradley head “I think we have a chance, Rodriguez getting the ball to Sam coach Miguel Armenta. there is always hope, but we just McDonald, who knocked it past WALKER VALLEY’S Caleb Gruber (24) powers toward the dering another goal over the next Soddy-Daisy goal during Tuesday’s game. The Mustangs blew the 54 minutes. “Three players were new to the got to get the right mentality over the Trojan keeper just eight min- “At halftime I just told them, ‘I lineup, so we were just lost in the here,” Armenta explained. utes in. Trojans away in a 7-0 win to remain perfect in District 5-AAA play. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

SCOREBOARD West Florida Brittany Jackson Academy muscles back tips off this weekend From STAFF REPORTS fundraising gala to support to win GSC; Alzheimer’s research. The fifth annual Brittany Jackson Basketball Academy will Registration for the Academy take place Friday and Saturday, will take place Friday, from 3:30- at Bradley Central High School. 4:30 p.m. Registration may also Lee second The Academy is part of the be done at brittany- Brittany Jackson All-Star jackson.com/upcomingcamps. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION lead into the final 18 holes but the Argonauts came out and Weekend, which includes a The cost is $75 per student MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. — celebrity basketball game and and $25 for siblings. fired a blistering 281 team total With three golfers playing even- to finish at 864 overall. Talin par 72 golf, the University of Rajendranath drained a clutch Trojan Classic West Florida was able to erase a at Bradley Central 12-foot birdie putt on the 54th Toms named Station Camp vs. Boyd Buchanan, 9 a.m. seven-stroke Lee lead in the Cleveland vs. Silverdale, 11:30 a.m. hole of the tournament for West Cleveland vs. Station Camp, 2 Lee University photo final round and claim the 2016 Florida to force the team play- SOFTBALL Gulf South Conference GSC Player Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), 12 LEE MEN GOLFERS Shea Sylvester, second from left, and Peyton off. Lee shot a 288 team total Lee University at Mississippi College (DH), 3 Women’s Golf Championship East hamilton invitational Sliger, far right, were named to the All-Tournament team at the con- and also finished at 864. Cleveland, Bradley Central participating clusion of the GSC tournament Tuesday, in Muscle Shoals, Ala. on Tuesday afternoon on the In the playoff format the five of the Week TRACK and FiELd Robert Trent Jones at the Lee in GSC Championships in Clinton, Miss. players for each team headed Sunday, April 24 Shoals links. From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION BASEBALL back to the tee box on the diffi- Lee University at Mississippi College, 2 Minnesota (Nolasco 0-0) at Milwaukee (Jungmann 0-2), Wednesday, April 20: Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. While the Lady Flames were SOFTBALL 1:40 Friday, April 22: San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. cult par-3 18th hole. All 10 Lee University at Mississippi College (DH), 3 Arizona (S.Miller 0-1) at San Francisco (Cueto 3-0), 3:45 x-Sunday, April 24: Los Angeles at San Jose, TBA playing a consistent round of Lee infielder Luke Toms was Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 3-0) at Cincinnati (Finnegan 1-0), x-Tuesday, April 26: San Jose at Los Angeles, TBA players placed their tee shots named the Gulf South Conference 7:10 298 (10-over par), the Lady on the green and each team Pittsburgh (Cole 0-2) at San Diego (Shields 0-2), 9:10 Argonauts turned on the heat Baseball Player of the Week on BASKETBALL American League had one player Tuesday. East division LOCAL NOTES with a 2-over birdie to keep NBA Playoff Glance WLPct GB (290) to wres- Toms turned in a big week at FiRST ROUNd Baltimore 84.667 — BASEBALL the battle (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Toronto 87.533 1½ CLEVELANd ALUMNi REUNiON tle the title the plate. He was 3-for-5 with a EASTERN CONFERENCE Boston 67.462 2½ Cleveland High School baseball is planning an alumni going. Corey home run and three RBIs against Cleveland 1, detroit 0 Tampa Bay 67.462 2½ reunion for Blue Raiders who played baseball from 1966 to away by one “Our girls played Sheppard hit a Sunday, April 17: Cleveland 106, Detroit 101 New York 57.417 3 1986, April 29 and 30. The plans call for golf on April 29 at stroke from Young Harris to start the week, Wednesday, April 20: Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Central division 10 a.m. at Chatata Valley and dinner on April 30 at Deer outstanding this week. tough right to Friday, April 22: Cleveland at Detroit, 7 p.m. WLPct GB Park at 6 p.m The cost for dinner is $10 per person. The the heart-bro- Most of the time when and capped it with a 6-for-12 Sunday, April 24: Cleveland at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. Kansas City 94.692 — location will be announced at a later date. For more informa- left downhill effort against Christian Brothers, x-Tuesday, April 26: Detroit at Cleveland, TBA Chicago 95.643 ½ tion, call or text coach Duane Schriver at (423) 593-4139 or ken Lee squad. you have a seven-shot putt to provide x-Thursday, April 28: Cleveland at Detroit, TBA Detroit 75.583 1½ email [email protected]. The Lady including three more homers and x-Saturday, April 30: Detroit at Cleveland, TBA Cleveland 65.545 2 CSCC SUMMER CAMPS lead, and go out and the Flames’ indiana 1, Toronto 1 Minnesota 4 10 .286 5½ Cleveland State Baseball Coach Mike Policastro will Flames final seven RBIs. Saturday, April 16: Indiana 100, Toronto 90 West division conduct the following summer Baseball Camps: youth shoot your best round of birdie. Toms is second on the team Monday, April 18: Toronto 98, Indiana 87 WLPct GB Skills Camp, June 6-9 for ages 5 – 12. Camp hours will be 54-hole total the week it will be good From their Thursday, April 21: Toronto at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Texas 86.571 — 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Campers will participate in group instruc- stands at 897 with 14 dingers, and is tied for Saturday, April 23: Toronto at Indiana, 3 p.m. Oakland 77.500 1 tion and participate in a game each day. The cost is $80 and enough to win. the two power- Tuesday, April 26: Indiana at Toronto, TBA Los Angeles 68.429 2 includes a camp T-shirt. youth Pitcher/Catcher Camp, and West the lead with 46 RBIs. He is bat- Seattle 58.385 2½ Unfortunately, it was house pro- x-Friday, April 29: Toronto at Indiana, TBA June 13-15 from 9-11:30 a.m., and a youth hitting Camp, Florida at 896. ting .340 and also has 10 doubles x-Sunday, May 1: Indiana at Toronto, TBA Houston 59.357 3 June 20-22 from 9-11:30 a.m. Both camps will be for ages West Florida’s day and grams headed Miami 1, Charlotte 0 Tuesday’s Games 8–16. The camps will consist of advanced instruction on the S e n i o r s on the year. Sunday, April 17: Miami 123, Charlotte 91 Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 5 fundamentals of pitching, catching and hitting. Cost will be you just have to to the par-5 Wednesday, April 20: Charlotte at Miami, 7 p.m. Cleveland 3, Seattle 2 $60 per session and includes a camp T-shirt. There will be Callie Kitchens Saturday, April 23: Miami at Charlotte, 5:30 p.m. Oakland 3, N.Y. Yankees 2, 11 innings a $5 discount per camp registration if a participant registers congratulate them on a first hole. Once Monday, April 25: Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Toronto 4, Baltimore 3 for more than one of the camps. For registration information, a n d again it came x-Wednesday, April 27: Charlotte at Miami, TBA Tampa Bay 3, Boston 0, 10 innings contact Mike Policastro at (423) 478-6219, or go to: B e r n a d e t t e great round.” ON AiR x-Friday, April 29: Miami at Charlotte, TBA Kansas City 8, Detroit 6 http://www.cscougars.com/x/7g1yb. —coach John Maupin down to the x-Sunday, May 1: Charlotte at Miami, TBA Texas 7, Houston 5 BASEBALL iNSTRUCTiON Little paced final putts but Sports on TV Atlanta 2, Boston 0 Chicago White Sox 5, L.A. Angels 0 Cleveland State Community College assistant baseball Saturday, April 16: Atlanta 102, Boston 101 Wednesday’s Games coach Ryne Foster will be offering baseball instruction and the Lee scoring Wednesday, April 20 L.A. Angels (Richards 0-2) at Chicago White Sox (Sale 3-0), this time the GOLF Tuesday, April 19: Atlanta 89, Boston 72 lessons for individuals or small groups. Lessons will be on Tuesday; Friday, April 22: Atlanta at Boston, 8 p.m. 2:10 offered on weeknights and weekends for hitting, catching, Argonauts came 12:30 a.m. (Thursday) Seattle (T.Walker 0-0) at Cleveland (Salazar 2-0), 6:10 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Shenzhen International, first Sunday, April 24: Atlanta at Boston, 6 p.m. infield play, outfield play and pitching. For times and pricing, both had rounds of 74. x-Tuesday, April 26: Boston at Atlanta, TBA Oakland (Graveman 0-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Eovaldi 0-1), 7:05 contact coach Foster at (317) 650-1064 or email rfos- out one stroke better with a round, at Shenzhen, China Toronto (Dickey 1-2) at Baltimore (Jimenez 1-1), 7:05 Caroline Moore, Cailey Gino MLB BASEBALL x-Thursday, April 28: Atlanta at Boston, TBA [email protected]. birdie and four pars while the x-Saturday, April 30: Boston at Atlanta, TBA Tampa Bay (Archer 0-3) at Boston (Porcello 2-0), 7:10 1:30 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 2-0) at Kansas City (Kennedy 2-0), 7:15 BASKETBALL and Sam Burrus finished with MLB — Chicago Cubs at St. Louis or Colorado at Cincinnati WESTERN CONFERENCE BEARETTE BASKETBALL CAMP Flames tallied all pars. Golden State 2, houston 0 Houston (Fister 1-1) at Texas (Hamels 2-0), 8:05 75s. Moore took second place (12:30 p.m.) Minnesota (Milone 0-1) at Milwaukee (Nelson 2-1), 8:10 The annual Bearette Basketball Camp will be held May “Our guys played well 7 p.m. Saturday, April 16: Golden State 104, Houston 78 31-June 2 at Jim Smiddy Arena. Under the direction of Monday, April 18: Golden State 115, Houston 106 Thursday’s Games in the medalist competition ESPN — Detroit at Kansas City Seattle (Karns 1-1) at Cleveland (Co.Anderson 0-1), 12:10 Bradley coaches Jason Reuter, Katie Frazier and Amy enough to win today ... West FSSO — Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Thursday, April 21: Golden State at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Tinsley, the TSSAA Final Four Bearette players will also with an overall 221. Kitchens Sunday, April 24: Golden State at Houston, 3:30 p.m. Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 0-1) at Boston (Price 2-0), 1:35 Florida just played a great NBA BASKETBALL Minnesota (Nolasco 0-0) at Milwaukee (Jungmann 0-2), 1:40 help with instruction. Former Bradley players from the six- 7 p.m. x-Wednesday, April 27: Houston at Golden State, TBA time district and five-time region champion squads will also (222) finished in a tie for third. x-Friday, April 29: Golden State at Houston, TBA L.A. Angels (Weaver 1-0) at Chicago White Sox (Danks 0-2), round, you have to give them NBA — Playoffs, first round, Eastern Conference, Game 2, 2:10 aid the campers in basic fundamentals of the game. The Both earned spots on the all- Charlotte at Miami x-Sunday, May 1: Houston at Golden State, TBA cost is $55 for the full camp or $45 for two days. The gym credit,” said head coach John San Antonio 2, Memphis 0 Oakland (R.Hill 1-2) at N.Y. Yankees (Severino 0-2), 7:05 8 p.m. Toronto (Estrada 1-1) at Baltimore (Tillman 1-1), 7:05 will open at 8:15 each morning with the session running tournament team. Gino’s tied TNT — Playoffs, first round, Eastern Conference, Game 2, Sunday, April 17: San Antonio 106, Memphis 74 from 8:30-noon. Maupin. “Our guys stepped up Tuesday, April 19: San Antonio 94, Memphis 68 Detroit (Pelfrey 0-2) at Kansas City (Volquez 2-0), 7:15 for ninth (227), while Burrus Detroit at Cleveland Houston (Keuchel 2-1) at Texas (Griffin 1-0), 8:05 TEAM POWER today and did exactly what we 10:30 p.m. Friday, April 22: San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. Team Power is looking for seventh-grade girls interest- posted a 228. TNT — Playoffs, first round, Western Conference, Game 2, Sunday, April 24: San Antonio at Memphis, 1 p.m. ed in playing travel basketball. For more information, con- asked them to – I’m very proud Portland at L.A. Clippers x-Tuesday, April 26: Memphis at San Antonio, TBA tact Nathan Cox at (423) 618-0942. “Our girls played outstanding NhL hOCKEy x-Thursday, April 28: San Antonio at Memphis, TBA KiLBy iNdiVidUAL iNSTRUCTiON of the toughness and grit they x-Saturday, April 30: Memphis at San Antonio, TBA hOCKEy 7 p.m. Individual basketball instruction for male and female this week,” commented coach displayed. It stings right now, NBCSN — Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference, first Oklahoma City 1, dallas 1 elementary, middle school, high school and post graduate Saturday, April 16: Oklahoma City 108, Dallas 70 NhL Playoff Glance John Maupin. “Most of the time round, Game 4, Washington at Philadelphia FiRST ROUNd athletes is being offered by former Junior College and but this is a resilient group.” 8 p.m. Monday, April 18: Dallas 85, Oklahoma City 84 University coach L.J. Kilby. Coach Kilby brings 10 years of when you have a seven-shot Thursday, April 21: Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7 p.m. (Best-of-7) Peyton Sliger and Shea USA — Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference, first (x-if necessary) head coaching experience as well as 30 years experience in round, Game 4, Florida at N.Y. Islanders Saturday, April 23: Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8 p.m. junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I basketball. For lead, and go out and shoot your Monday, April 25: Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Sylvester were named to the 9:30 p.m. N.y. islanders 2, Florida 1 more information, contact Coach Kilby at (423) 596-2515. best round of the week it will be NBCSN — Stanley Cup playoffs, Western Conference, first x-Thursday, April 28: Oklahoma City at Dallas, TBA All-Tournament Team at the x-Saturday, April 30: Dallas at Oklahoma City, TBA Thursday, April 14: N.Y. Islanders 5, Florida 4 GOLF round, Game 4, Dallas at Minnesota Friday, April 15: Florida 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 LAKE FOREST 2-MAN GOLF TOURNAMENT good enough to win. 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 1, Portland 0 conclusion of the event. Sliger Sunday, April 17: L.A. Clippers 115, Portland 95 Sunday, April 17: N.Y. Islanders 4, Florida 3, OT Lake Forest Middle School will be holding a golf tourna- Unfortunately, it was West USA — Stanley Cup playoffs, Western Conference, first Wednesday, April 20: Florida at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. ment at Chatata Valley on Saturday, May 7. The cost to finished in a tie for fifth after round, Game 4, Los Angeles at San Jose Wednesday, April 20: Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Saturday, April 23: L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Friday, April 22: N.Y. Islanders at Florida, TBA enter is $100 for a team of two, which includes lunch. Florida’s day and you just have SOCCER x-Sunday, April 24: Florida at N.Y. Islanders, TBA Mulligan packages and use of women's tee location are also rounds of 73, 72 and 71, while 3 p.m. Monday, April 25: L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. to congratulate them on a great x-Wednesday, April 27: Portland at L.A. Clippers, TBA x-Tuesday, April 26: N.Y. Islanders at Florida, TBA available to purchase along with hole sponsorships. Lunch Sylvester was medalist runner- NBCSN — Premier League, Everton at Liverpool Tampa Bay 3, detroit 1 will be served at 12:30, with competition beginning at 2 p.m. 9:30 p.m. x-Friday, April 29: L.A. Clippers at Portland, TBA round. x-Sunday, May 1: Portland at L.A. Clippers, TBA Wednesday, April 13: Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2 Contact Elizabeth Triplett at (423) 303-6297 to reserve a up with a final round even-par FS2 — CONCACAF Champions League, Club America at Friday, April 15: Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 2 “We feel strongly that our Tigres UANL spot or for more information. 72 (212) and was just four Sunday, April 17: Detroit 2, Tampa Bay 0 TENNiS Tuesday, April 19: Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2 season will continue via an at- strokes back of the individual BASEBALL Thursday, April 21: Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. KAy MCdANiEL TENNiS CLiNiCS large bid to NCAA post-season x-Sunday, April 24: Tampa Bay at Detroit, TBA The annual Kay McDaniel Tennis Clinic will take place champion, Chandler Blanchet ON TAP National League x-Tuesday, April 26: Detroit at Tampa Bay, TBA June 6-10 at the Lee University tennis courts. The clinic is play. We will bounce back and for girls and boys of any skill level ages 6-13. The girls will of West Florida who fired a 3- East division Washington 3, Philadelphia 0 Wednesday, April 20 go from 8-10 a.m. and the boys will go from 10:30 a.m.- W L Pct GB Thursday, April 14: Washington 2, Philadelphia 0 be prepared to play our best. I BASEBALL 12:30 p.m. The clinic is free to all participants. Registration under 69 to finish with a 208 Washington 10 3 .769 — Saturday, April 16: Washington 4, Philadelphia 1 Walker Valley at Polk County, 4:30 will begin April 1. Athletes wishing to attend the clinic are am extremely proud of our New York 76.538 3 Monday, April 18: Washington 6, Philadelphia 1 total. SOFTBALL encouraged to register quickly. Only 400 entries are accept- Philadelphia 69.400 5 Wednesday, April 20: Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. team this week,” added Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 5 ed and 300 have already been received. Parents will receive Sheppard got off to a great Miami 48.333 5½ x-Friday, April 22: Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday, April 21 a confirmation email if their child is accepted. For more Atlanta 49.308 6 x-Sunday, April 24: Washington at Philadelphia, TBA Maupin. BASEBALL information or to register, visit www.kaymcdanieltennisclin- start with an eagle on No. 1 en Central division x-Wednesday, April 27: Philadelphia at Washington, TBA: Walker Valley at Meigs County, 5 ics.com. Paloma Vaccoro, Lauren Polk County at Hiwassee Dam (N.C.), 4:30 W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 2, N.y. Rangers 1 route to recording a 72 for the Trojan Classic Chicago 11 3 .786 — Wednesday, April 13: Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 SOCCER Lamm and Elin Olsson each Saturday, April 16: N.Y. Rangers 4, Pittsburgh 2 Flames. Senior Taylor Davis at Bradley Central Cincinnati 77.500 4 LEE SOCCER CAMP Tuesday, April 19: Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 carded a 72 for the winners. Bradley Central vs. Hixson, 4:30 Pittsburgh 77.500 4 Registration under way for the annual Lee University fired a 1-over par 73 to round Thursday, April 21: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Cleveland vs. Hixson, 7 St. Louis 77.500 4 Soccer Camp for boys and girls ages 5-14 to be held at the Johanna Nevalainen tallied a x-Saturday, April 23: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, TBA SOFTBALL Milwaukee 68.429 5 Lee Soccer Field June 20-23. The fee for the camp is $150 out a balanced scoring attack. x-Monday, April 25: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, TBA Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 5 West division for those registering before June 4. Each camper will 74. x-Wednesday, April 27: N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, TBA Adam Wright finished the tour- Ooltewah at Cleveland, 6 WLPct GB receive a “Lee Camp Ball.” For more information or to reg- WESTERN CONFERENCE While West Florida placed SOCCER Colorado 86.571 — ister, go to http://www.readysetregister.com, or contact nament with a 78, and was dallas 2, Minnesota 1 Ooltewah at Cleveland, 7 Los Angeles 86.571 — coach Furey or a member of his staff at (423) 614-8158. first and Lee second, the Thursday, April 14: Dallas 4, Minnesota 0 TENNiS Arizona 78.467 1½ LEE id/hiGh SChOOL CAMP steady in the team playoff, with Saturday, April 16: Dallas 2, Minnesota 1 Cleveland at Bradley Central, 4:30 San Francisco 78.467 1½ The Lee women’s soccer coaching staff has announced University of West Alabama was Monday, April 18: Minnesota 5, Dallas 3 two pars. TRACK and FiELd San Diego 59.357 3 plans for the ID/High School Camp for women soccer play- Wednesday, April 20: Dallas at Minnesota, 9:30 p.m. third, Shorter fourth and the Lee in GSC Championships in Clinton, Miss. Tuesday’s Games ers in grades 8-12 grades interested in the Lee University “We are expecting to get a bid Friday, April 22: Minnesota at Dallas, TBA Half Meet at Rhea County Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 5 women’s soccer program. The camp will offer an opportunity University of West Georgia fifth x-Sunday, April 24: Dallas at Minnesota, TBA Friday, April 22 N.Y. Mets 11, Philadelphia 1 to showcase abilities to Lee and several other college to NCAA postseason play based x-Tuesday, April 26: Minnesota at Dallas, TBA BASEBALL Cincinnati 4, Colorado 3 coaches who will also be in attendance. The dates for the in the field of eight teams. St. Louis 3, Chicago 1 on our body of work for the Cleveland State at Dyersburg State, 2 Atlanta 8, L.A. Dodgers 1 camp are July 13 and 16. The cost of the camp is $375 Wednesday, April 13: St. Louis 1, Chicago 0, OT “West Florida has been the McMinn Central at Polk County, 4 Washington 7, Miami 0 including all room and board The cost for commuting play- season,” added Maupin. “Our Friday, April 15: Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 Trojan Classic Chicago Cubs 2, St. Louis 1 ers is $275. For registration and payments, visit dominant team in this league,” Sunday, April 17: St. Louis 3, Chicago 2 at Bradley Central San Diego 5, Pittsburgh 4 www.leesoccer.com For more information, contact Luidgi big goal is still in front of us Tuesday, April 19: St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 Bradley Central vs. Wilson Central, 4 Arizona 3, San Francisco 0 Beauzille at [email protected] or Amy Cooley at the Lee coach pointed out. “I Thursday, April 21: Chicago at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. and I believe these guys still Cleveland vs. Collierille, 6:30 Wednesday’s Games [email protected]. think our girls showed a lot in Bradley Central vs. Collierville, 8:45 Colorado (Bettis 2-0) at Cincinnati (R.Iglesias 1-1), 12:35 x-Saturday, April 23: St. Louis at Chicago, TBA have some special moments SOFTBALL Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 1-1) at St. Louis (C.Martinez 2-0), x-Monday, April 25: Chicago at St. Louis, TBA SPORTS PhySiCALS our first year of eligibility. We Nashville 2, Anaheim 1 Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), 2 1:45 OMS FREE PhySiCALS ahead.” Friday, April 15: Nashville 3, Anaheim 2 Sweetwater at Polk County, 5:30 N.Y. Mets (B.Colon 1-1) at Philadelphia (Hellickson 1-1), Ocoee Middle School is offering free sports physicals gave them all they wanted.” Sunday, April 17: Nashville 3, Anaheim 2 Playing on its home course, East hamilton invitational 7:05 for any upcoming sixth, seventh or eighth grader attending Tuesday, April 19: Anaheim 3, Nashville 0 Cleveland, Bradley Central participating L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 0-0) at Atlanta (Teheran 0-2), 7:10 Ocoee Middle for the 2016-17 school year. The physicals Lee men edged in North Alabama finished third Thursday, April 21: Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. TRACK and FiELd Washington (J.Ross 2-0) at Miami (Chen 0-0), 7:10 will be given at OMS on Thursday, May 5 from 4:30-6:30 Saturday, April 23: Nashville at Anaheim, TBA Lee in GSC Championships in Clinton, Miss. Minnesota (Milone 0-1) at Milwaukee (Nelson 2-1), 8:10 p.m. in the gymnasium. This includes current sixth and sev- (883) while Delta State and x-Monday, April 25: Anaheim at Nashville, TBA two-hole playoff Saturday, April 23 Pittsburgh (Locke 0-1) at San Diego (Pomeranz 1-1), 10:10 enth graders at OMS along with any fifth-grade athlete plan- x-Wednesday, April 27: Nashville at Anaheim, TBA Valdosta State finished tied for BASEBALL Arizona (Greinke 0-2) at San Francisco (Bumgarner 1-1), ning to attend OMS next year. MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. — In Cleveland State at Dyersburg State (DH), 12 10:15 San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1 what was one of the most dra- fourth at 895. West Florida Lee University at Mississippi College (DH), 3 Thursday’s Games Thursday, April 14: San Jose 4, Los Angeles 3 VOLLEyBALL Walker Valley at Gatlinburg Pittman, 11:30 L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 2-0) at Atlanta (Wisler 0-1), 12:10 Saturday, April 16: San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1 BChS VOLLEyBALL TRyOUTS matic and evenly contested fin- claimed its 14th GSC Walker Valley vs. Kingston (at Pittman), 3 Washington (Scherzer 2-0) at Miami (Koehler 0-2), 1:10 Monday, April 18: Los Angeles 2, San Jose 1, OT Bradley Central High School will hold a parents meeting Championship in men’s golf. May 18 at 6 p.m. in the gymnasium for girls interested in try- ishes you’ll ever see in college ing out for volleyball for the 2016-17 school year. BCHS will golf, the Lee men’s golf team fell The No. 8 ranked Lee men’s be hosting tryouts/practices on May 25, 26, May 31, June 1, June 6, 7, June 13, 14, and June 20, 21. All tryout dates are to West Florida in the Gulf golf team should certainly not required. All tryout/practice participants must have a cur- receive a bid to the NCAA D2 rent sports physical. For more information, contact Christie South Conference Tournament McElhaney at 423-476-0650, 423-309-8760 or email on the second playoff hole South Region Tournament from [email protected]. Tuesday from the beautiful Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. on May Fighting Joe Course at the 2-4. The top five teams from the TRANSACTiONS Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in 20-team field will advance to Tuesday’s Sports Transactions Alabama. Denver for the National BASEBALL Championship on May 16-20. American League The Flames carried a 7-shot BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Traded OF Alfredo Marte to Philadelphia for a player to be named. BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned RHP Noe Ramirez to Pawtucket (IL). Recalled RHP Heath Hembree from Pawtucket. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned OF J.B. Shuck to Charlotte (IL). Recalled RHP Erik Johnson from Charlotte. DETROIT TIGERS — Designated RHP Logan Kensing for assignment. Reinstated LHP Blaine Hardy from the 15-day DL. Sent RHP Jeff Ferrell to Lakeland (FSL) for a rehab assignment. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned OF Reymond Fuentes to Omaha (PCL). Placed RHP Dillon Gee on paternity leave. Reinstated OF Jarrod Dyson from the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Miguel Almonte from Omaha. MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed INF Trevor Plouffe on the 15- day, retroactive to April 18. Optioned LHP Taylor Rogers to Rochester (IL). Reinstated LHP Fernando Abad from the bereavement list. Recalled INF Jorge Polanco from Rochester. National League ARIZONA DIAMONBACKS — Optioned OF Socrates Brito to Reno (PCL). Recalled C Tyler Wagner from Reno. CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned RHP Jumbo Diaz to Louisville (IL). Recalled RHP Robert Stephenson from Louisville. MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Edwin Jackson on the 15- day DL, retroactive to April 18. Recalled RHP Nick Wittgren from New Orleans (PCL). PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned OF Cedric Hunter to Lehigh Valley (IL). Selected the contract of OF David Lough from Lehigh Valley. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent 3B Jung Ho Kang to Indianapolis (IL) for a rehab assignment. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed RHP George Kontos on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 18. Optioned RHP Chris Heston to Sacramento (PCL). Recalled RHP Mike Broadway and LHP Steven Okert from Sacramento. American Association Contributed photo LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Traded RHP Shane Street to Sioux ThE B1 AThLETiCS seventh-grade boys basketball team earned bragging rights and the champi- Falls and LHP Will Mathis to Fargo-Moorhead for cash. Lee University photo SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Signed LHP Misael Siverio. onship at the first-ever AAU Evolution Invitational tournament at Polk County High School, in Benton, April Traded OF Jay Austin to Sussex County (Can-Am) for cash LAdy FLAMES GOLFERS Caroline Moore, far left, and Callie and a player to be named. 17. B1 took first place in pool play and followed up with the winner’s medals in the Sunday championship Can-Am League Kitchens, fourth from left, were named to the All-Tournament team OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Signed RHP Calvin Rayburn. game. Front row, from left: Watson Brown, Luke Stum, Tannar Patterson and Ivan Reap. At back are coach SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Traded LHP Derek Loera to after the final round of the GSC tournament Tuesday, in Muscle Bill Martin, Brayden Conn, James Hall, Braydon Clark, Kase Howard and coach Matthew Brown. Joplin (AA) to complete an earlier trade. Shoals, Ala. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 13 Ducks bounce back in Game 3, Predators lead playoff series 2-1 NASHVILLE (AP) — Anaheim after John Gibson took the first after a 3-2 loss in Game 2 for tak- coach Bruce Boudreau had one two losses in Anaheim, posted his ing too many penalties and talk- thought when he saw goaltender second postseason shutout ing too much to the officials. Frederik Andersen take a slap despite the slap shot from Weber, Boudreau also switched back to shot from Nashville captain Shea who won the hardest shot compe- Andersen and played Shawn Weber off the head. tition at the All-Star Game in Horcoff for the first time in this Ouch. January, during a power play in series looking for a spark. “Those things hurt,” Boudreau the second period. Even though the Ducks took said. Chris Stewart had a goal and five penalties, they still showed A trainer came out to check on an assist, and Jamie McGinn and much more discipline once the Andersen, who missed seven Rickard Rakell each scored their whistle blew. games because of a concussion in first goals of the series. “We did control our emotions,” March. “We didn’t make it easy on us,” Boudreau said. “The penalties we Andersen stayed in the game Stewart said. “But at the end of got, other than the too many men and made 27 saves as the Ducks the day, it is a race to four and on the ice, they were earned. shut out the Nashville Predators it’s 2-1 now and we have one We’ll take them. We are really 3-0 Tuesday night to pull within more to play before we go home.” proud of our penalty killers. We 2-1 in their first-round playoff Game 4 is Thursday night in don’t like them to do it too much, AP photo series. Nashville. we’d like to keep it to two or three ANAHEIM DUCkS GOALIE Frederik Andersen watches as Nashville Predators forward Mike Fisher “I think it bounced off the top The Predators returned home a game, but they did a great job (12) closes in during the second period of Game 3 of their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series Tuesday, of my head instead of square in with their first 2-0 lead in the tonight.” in Nashville. the forehead, so I think that was postseason. The Predators lost They also took very good care pretty lucky,” said Andersen, who center Craig Smith to a lower- of the puck with no turnovers in ties on the man advantage led to power play, fans gave him a Vatanen to give Anaheim its has 16 postseason wins since body injury after he played only the first 20 minutes, and the a smattering of boos starting late standing ovation. Nashville took biggest lead in this series. Then 2014. “The buckle came off, so I 65 seconds over two shifts, leav- combination helped them lead at in the second. the first few shots of the second Stewart padded the lead, putting wanted to make sure to get that ing coach Peter Laviolette mixing the end of a period for the first “We just weren’t good enough period and even got its second a backhand top shelf off his own back on so it was safe to play up his lines. time in this series. in all areas,” Predators center man advantage when McGinn miss at 17:06 of the second. again.” “It’s not an excuse for the way McGinn scored on a wrister Ryan Johansen said. “We weren’t tripped Forsberg after the Cats’ Pause: Weber set a fran- The Ducks have not lost three we played, but certainly we’d from the right circle off a pass quick, we weren’t fast, we didn’t Predators forward beat two chise record by playing in his straight to open a postseason rather have guys in there and from Horcoff after he skated up use our legs, and we didn’t use Ducks for the puck. 48th postseason game, breaking series since the 2006 Western lines rolling over as opposed to the slot midway through the first. our brains as fast as we needed Rakell, who returned for this a tie with David Legwand (47). ... Conference finals, and they didn’t patching them together as we A sold-out crowd tried to give to. That’s why it looked easy out series after a ruptured appendix, This was Nashville’s first time come close to dropping a third moved though the periods,” the Predators a boost, but some there for them.” finally got his first goal of the being shutout in the playoffs straight this year. Laviolette said. sloppy play with too many When Filip Forsberg helped kill series at 11:33 of the second. He since May 4, 2012, in a 1-0 loss Andersen, who started in net Boudreau called out his Ducks turnovers and missed opportuni- off a big chunk of an Anaheim redirected a shot from Sami to the Coyotes. ’Stangs Braves Plenty of QB competition From Page 11 From Page 11 in SEC’s Western Division third and final goal 12 minutes ic. We could do these things last started because Julio Teheran was fourth. Shortstop Corey Seager (AP) — More than a month of spring practice as the favorite to into the second half. Jake year and possessed the ball tons, sidelined with flu symptoms. misplayed Garcia’s grounder, spring football practice has become the next Arkansas Poulakis got in on the scoring but we just didn’t finish. This year, Wood, facing his former team for allowing Freddie Freeman to helped a few teams in the quarterback and didn’t disap- action moments later and finished it isn’t affecting us,” he explained. the first time since last summer’s advance to third and score on Southeastern Conference’s point. Coach Bret Bielema was a deflected shot from Sam Walker Valley will face perhaps trade, gave up seven hits, three Francoeur’s single. After Yasmani Western Division find a new confident enough in the McDonald to make it 6-0. Poulakis their first true district test on walks and six runs — three earned Grandal’s passed ball moved starting quarterback. younger Allen’s performance also had the seventh and final goal Thursday, when it travels to — in four innings. Garcia to third, he scored on For others, the competition that he named him the starter for the Mustangs. McMinn County. “It’s not really the way I pictured Flowers’ single. continues. last week. The Razorbacks will Through 80 minutes of play, “They are a tough team who are coming back here for the first Los Angeles cut the lead to 6-1 Alabama, Auburn and play their spring game on Walker Valley outshot Soddy- well coached and have a tradition time,” Wood said. “Fastball com- in the fifth on Seager’s RBI Mississippi State are among the Saturday. The Razorbacks do Daisy 34-2. Only one of the Trojan of winning — they are not a team mand just wasn’t very good groundout. Smith’s two-run dou- schools still trying to decide on have some questions at running shots was on target. to look past. We’re going to just tonight. I think that was the most ble made it 8-1 in the seventh. a No. 1 option under center. back following the early depar- The Mustang coach did sing the keep focused on Walker Valley frustrating thing.” UP NEXT Alabama — the defending tures of Alex Collins and praises of his midfielders, who he soccer and our style of play. We The Braves went up 2-0 in the Dodgers: RHP Ross Stripling (0- national champion — is choos- Jonathan Williams. Sophomore feels deserve recognition for their have to make sure that we’re ful- first on Jeff Francoeur’s sacrifice 0) will make his third career start ing between holdovers Cooper Rawleigh Williams was held out strong play all season. filling our roles, and the rest kind fly and Flowers’ single. and first against Atlanta. Stripling Bateman, Blake Barnett and of spring drills because a neck “Alex Cresswell, who plays our 6 of takes care of itself,” the coach Atlanta took a 4-0 lead in the has a 2.03 ERA and has allowed David Cornwell and freshman injury and senior Kody Walker, spot, and Jake (Poulakis) our 8 stated. third. Adonis Garcia was hit by a five hits and five walks in 13 1/3 mid-year enrollee Jalen Hurts. who is back for a sixth season, spot, they don’t always share the Walker Valley’s JV team is also pitch and scored on Flowers’ sin- innings. Bateman has the edge in expe- broke his foot and is out until limelight with the goal scorers and staying hot this season. The gle. Third baseman Justin Turner Braves: Teheran (0-2) hopes to rience, but it was the younger June. Incoming freshman the keepers who get the shutouts, Mustangs are 4-1 overall and 3-0 booted a grounder to load the shake off flu symptoms after miss- quarterbacks like Barnett and Devwah Whaley will also be in but they are the unsung heroes,” in district play, with three wins bases, and Wood walked Smith for ing his turn in the rotation. He is Hurts who looked the best dur- the mix. Bayliss said. being shutouts. the second run. 0-4 with a 6.08 in four career ing Saturday’s spring game. Auburn: The Tigers might The stellar play of his team is no The junior Mustangs outshot The Braves made it 6-0 in the starts against the Dodgers. Coach Nick Saban said the have uncertainty at quarter- surprise to Bayliss, who said he Soddy-Daisy 18-0, with Kevin Tide looked “a little quicker, a back, but no such concerns has seen the potential for over a Lopes scoring two goals and Bryce little faster, in terms of how exist on the defensive line. year now. Lyles getting one. Lake Shamblin we’re moving on offense when Auburn should be very deep at “We were a very similar team had an assist on one of Lopes’ those two were in there, espe- that position with talented vet- last year, but not quite as dynam- goals. Thompson cially in the first half.” erans like Carl Lawson and From Page 11 Auburn’s trying to decide Montravius Adams being sup- between Jeremy Johnson, Sean plemented by young players like throw from Bear catcher Kylar “He (Thompson) was getting a White and junior college trans- Byron Cowart and Marlon Lynn. strike early and staying ahead in fer John Franklin III. Johnson Davidson. Reaves After striking out the first batter the count on most batters,” pro- and White have SEC experi- LSU: The Tigers have a stur- From Page 11 in the sixth, Thompson got a claimed Bear pitching coach Matt ence, but Franklin is the most dy, star running back in defensive gem when freshman Day. “He earned the no-hitter athletic and arguably the best Leonard Fournette, who wasn’t third baseman Dylan Standifer tonight.” suited to run coach Gus asked to do much this spring BIG EAST and Big 12. Bulldogs to the NCAA Second Malzahn’s zone read offense. considering coach Les Miles is “The recruiting piece, I am Round and the 2010 squad to fielded a high chopper and fired a Coach Adams agreed. “We bullet to first for the out. hadn’t planned on him going the The next Mississippi State well aware of his talent. LSU ready for. Knoxville is a great city. their first NCAA Sweet 16 appear- quarterback has the unenviable does have 18 starters returning, University of Tennessee women’s ance. Thompson plunked the next whole way but he kept his pitch Red Raider, setting up the count down (only 94 pitches, 58 task of replacing Dak Prescott, including quarterback Brandon basketball stands alone. The Following her time with who is widely regarded as the Harris. The Tigers hope Harris respect that it carries and the Mississippi State, Reaves left strangest play of the night. for strikes) and I’m not going to With a Cole Holland on first, pull a guy while he has a no-hitter best player in program history continues to improve — he opportunity to go out and recruit coaching to serve a short stint as after throwing for more than threw for 2,165 yards and 13 the caliber of players that can put the Compliance Coordinator at Baylor’s Gunnar Ricketts drilled a going. Plus he has plenty of time shot into the right-center field gap. to rest before his next start (at the 9,000 yards and running for touchdowns last season while Tennessee back where I know Alabama State University. Reaves about 2,500 more in his career. completing 53.8 percent of his Holly wants it to be, I’m so ready. returned to the coaching ranks Bear right fielder Caileb Reed first of the week).” and center fielder Cason Still con- Bradley picked up solo runs in Nick Fitzgerald, Elijah Staley, passes. LSU also must replace I know we’re going to do some soon after, as she took the head Damian Williams and Nick both of its offensive tackles from really special things.” coaching position at the College of verged and collided, with Reed the second and fifth frames for the making the catch as the pair went victory. Tiano are locked in a four-man last season. Sophomore Maea Reaves returned to the WVU Central Florida for the 2012-13 race for the job. Fitzgerald was Teuhema, who started 11 staff in May 2013 after serving as season before returning to WVU to the ground. Lynn opened the bottom of the Unfortunately, when they col- second when he reached base on a Prescott’s primary backup last games at guard last season, assistant coach and recruiting the following season. season, but the redshirt fresh- sophomore Toby Weathersby coordinator under Carey from Reaves began her coaching lided a pair of sunglasses went fly- passed ball after a swinging third ing off of one of their hats, causing strike. man Tiano has impressed the and junior K.J. Malone are 2003-06. In her previous three journey in 1995, serving three sea- coaching staff. among top candidates to fill seasons with the Mountaineer sons at Troy University as assis- the umpires to think it was the Courtesy runner Briar Lee came ball, so they signaled a “no catch” on to run and moved to third Here’s a breakdown of some those two spots in the fall. program, Reaves helped recruit tant coach and recruiting coordi- of the major issues facing each Ole Miss: The Rebels should two top-20 recruiting classes, nator. In her second season with and then turned their attention to when Thompson helped his own the base runners. cause with the game’s only extra- of the SEC West teams as they be fine under center with Chad including the signing of the program, Reaves helped the exit spring practice. Kelly returning for a second Mountaineer standout Olayinka Trojans claim the 1997 Mid Reed came up directly with the base hit — a double to left-center ball and when he saw the play was field. Alabama: The Crimson Tide straight season as the starter. Sanni, who went on to win a Continent Conference will try to replace Heisman Now they’ll try to replace three WNBA title with the Detroit Shock. Championship, which was the first still going, fired to cutoff man Lee scored on a groundout by Hunter James, who in turn senior Jeremiah Sims two batters Trophy-winning running back potential NFL first-round draft She helped WVU to the Big East in school history. In that same sea- Derrick Henry, who ran for picks in receiver Laquon Conference Tournament finals in son, the Trojans posted a 23-7 relayed to Standifer at third to later. catch Ricketts in a rundown. In the fifth, Sims stroked a one- 2,219 yards and 28 touch- Treadwell, left tackle Laremy 2006, assisted in the WNIT finals record and advanced to the NCAA downs last season. The two Tunsil and defensive lineman in 2005 and was part of back-to- tournament for the first time in After the run scored and the out hit to right and pinch runner third out was recorded, Bear head Colton Cross took his place at main candidates are sopho- Robert Nkemdiche. Ole Miss back 20-win seasons in 2004 and school history. She then served as mores Damien Harris and Bo hopes talented players like 2005. In addition to 21 wins in an assistant coach and recruiter at coach Travis Adams went to have first. a discussion with the umpires After James bunted the runner Scarbrough, who were both for- defensive lineman Breeland 2004, the Mountaineers advanced California-Berkeley in 1998. mer five-star prospects. Harris Speaks and receivers to the NCAA tournament for the Prior to her first stint at WVU, about the catch, but the call was to second, Still drove him home not overturned. with a single up the middle. ran for 114 yards in an impres- Damore’ea Stringfellow and first time since the 1992 season. Reaves spent a season coaching sive spring game, but that was Quincy Adeboyejo can step into After leaving Morgantown in seventh and eighth grade girls’ With the official scorer ruling GAME SUMMARY the play an error, the no-hitter Baylor 000 001 0 — 1 0 1 mostly against the team’s back- larger roles. Ole Miss was the 2006, Reaves became the head basketball at University School of Bradley Central 010 010 x — 2 6 1 up defense. only school in the SEC that did- coach at NCAA Division II’s Long Nashville and worked in the busi- was intact and Thompson finished WP: Brandon Thompson (6-0) 7.0 IP, 10 K’s, 1 BB, 1 off the “no-no” with his 10th HBP, 0 hits, 0 ER; LP: Cam Wolfe 6 IP, 8 K’s, 0 BB, 6 Arkansas: Austin Allen, who n’t have a spring game because Island University C.W. Post. Under ness sector. hits, 1 ER. 2B: Brandon Thompson (BC). RBIs: is the younger brother of last Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is her guidance, Post had two con- After her high school days at strikeout to open the top of the Cason Still, Jeremiah Sims (BC). Bear Highlights: seventh, a groundout to Standifer Jake Presley 2-3; Thompson 1-3, 2B; Sims 1-2, RBI; year’s starting quarterback undergoing substantial renova- secutive winning seasons in 2007 Murfreesboro Oakland, Reaves Still 1-3, RBI; Kylar Lynn 1-3, RE (BC). LOB: Baylor 0; Brandon Allen, came into tions. and 2008, giving the Pioneers (the former Sharrona Alexander) and a hard line drive to shortstop Bradley 5. Records: Baylor 7-14; Bradley Central 19- their first back-to-back winning was a forward at Alabama and Tyler Carpenter. 5. seasons in 14 years. In her first helped guide the Crimson Tide to season at C.W. Post, Reaves led a pair of NCAA tournament her team to the East Coast appearances, including the Sweet Conference Championship game, 16 in 1992-93 and the Final Four Walker losing by one point to defending in 1993-94. She was a team cap- Tuxedo conference champion New Haven. tain as a senior. From Page 11 Rental Service In 2008, she led the squad to a Reaves graduated from Groom’s Tux third-place finish in the East Okaloosa-Walton Community pitch that resulted in a tendon week. She took a tough pitch on LADY OWLS 8, LADY MUSTANGS 0 Ooltewah 053 000 0 — 8 13 0 Free When Coast Conference. College in Niceville, Florida, with injury. The Lady Mustang sec- the ankle. She’s been a trouper,” Walker Valley 000 000 0 — 0 2 0 From 2008-10, Reaves was an associate’s degree in English in ond baseman should return to said the Lady Mustangs coach. WP: Kayla Boseman LP: Dani Souder. 2B: You Rent Shelby Sutton 2, Boseman 2, Aubbie Collake assistant coach and recruiting 1992, prior to earning a bachelor’s the lineup next week. “I’m also really proud of the girls (O); Kaylee Hughes (WV). Highlights: Sutton 3- 6 Tuxes coordinator on the Mississippi of communication degree in 1995 “She’s been out for a little over who have stepped up and 4 2 RBIs, Boseman 2-4 4 RBIs, Collake 2-3 State women’s basketball staff, from Alabama. Reaves has two RBI, Marissa Forrester 2-3 (O). Records: a week. We’re excited to get her played; they have done a really Ooltewah 28-4, 8-0 District 5-AAA; Walker helping guide the 2009 Lady children, Kenden and Kimora. back, she will be back next good job.” Valley 11-12, 4-5. 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com South Korea’s president faces task Editorial Ruling party’s defeat means Park Geun-hye Soaring as eagles, as now in the toughest fight of her political life Special Olympians do SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South his post, something he reluctantly did weeks Korean President Park Geun-hye has long AP NEWS ANALYSIS later. t has been called “the best Special Olympics’ biggest fans. been known as the “Queen of Elections” for The conservative Dong-A Ilbo newspaper volunteer opportunity in And there are others. a decades-long track record of steering her said in a front page article on the election party to sometimes unlikely victories. Now, a responsibility for the poor results. Former that an “angry” public “laid judgment on the ICleveland,” and surely it is It is Sandra Rowland’s next crushing, shocking defeat in parliamentary Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon had been consid- Queen of Elections.” It argued that the one that warms the heart, commentary on the Special elections sets up the fight of her political ered another potential presidential candi- party’s appeal was damaged by the intense brightens the smile and light- Olympics that is especially life. date for Saenuri, but he couldn’t even win a infighting between Park’s loyalists and ens the mood ... of everyone, heartwarming. In the last two years of her five-year presi- lawmaker’s seat on Wednesday in a city he reformists. That resulted in the departure especially those who attend “No one knows what goes dency, Park must stave off lame duck status once governed. from the party of several lawmakers, includ- and keep a disintegrating party intact even Saenuri’s defeat may be partially attrib- ing Yoo, who ran as independents. Yoo won and definitely those who par- into the planning of this event,” as she tries to push an ambitious domestic uted to voter reaction to Park’s leadership a seat. ticipate. she told our newspaper. “But policy through a hostile parliament. style, which critics describe as heavy-hand- Yul Shin, a politics professor at Seoul’s We refer to the Special when you sit in the stands as a Her conservative Saenuri Party’s failure to ed and uncompromising. Voters may also be Myongji University, said that growing anger Olympics, a much-beloved cel- spectator you see the faces of gain a majority in the 300-seat National frustrated with the sluggish economy. over joblessness might have driven more ebration of special athletes the kids, then you see parents, Assembly, where its 122 legislators will be Household debt has reached new highs and young people to polling stations. The one less than the main opposition Minjoo the unemployment rate for people under 30 National Election Commission said 58 per- whose special needs finish sec- grandparents and siblings Party, likely threatens her much-criticized is at levels unseen since the late 1990s, cent of the country’s 42 million voters par- ond to the special touch this cheering them on as if they economic reforms, including plans to make when millions lost their jobs during a crip- ticipated in Wednesday’s election, a higher annual spring observance were in a genuine Olympic it easier for companies to lay off workers. It pling financial crisis. level than four years ago, when 54.2 percent brings to the face of a home- competition. It is special.” also blows open next year’s presidential Throughout her presidency, Park has con- of the electorate turned out. It wasn’t imme- town community whose people Indeed, it is. race, which could shape up to be a referen- tinuously clashed with opposition lawmak- diately clear whether larger participation by dum on her presidency. ers over laws and policies. She has also younger voters contributed to the increase live by a shared personal con- And it is brought to our com- Before the recent vote, pollsters had pre- showed an inability to tolerate dissent with- in turnout. viction ... that of, serving as their munity by a special group of dicted Saenuri would soundly beat a divided in her own party, which has often inspired Park’s government over the years has brother’s keeper. people — the Cleveland opposition and so open up a path to taking factional rifts. been held back by legislative gridlock, This year’s Special Olympics, Civitans. the presidency in December 2017 elections, She openly accused former Saenuri floor despite having the backing of the majority which includes hopefuls from “Civitans do a great service in as Park’s single term expires. leader Yoo Seung Min of “betrayal” in a party in parliament. To get anything The lackluster showing now likely Cabinet meeting last year as she vetoed a through an opposition-controlled assembly, both Bradley and Polk counties, this community,” the first lady deprives the party, at least temporarily, of bill aimed at giving lawmakers the authority Park now needs to find a way to engage and will be held Saturday with the told us. “This is one of them.” any bankable candidate to field in next to review government ordinances. She communicate with lawmakers and cooper- games beginning at about 9 We certainly agree. year’s election. Party Chairman Kim Moo- blamed Yoo for conceding to the opposition’s ate with them when needed, something crit- a.m. They should be ending by Like so many civic organiza- sung, considered by many as a favorite to push to pass the bill. Park’s loyalists in the ics say she has previously been unwilling to 1 p.m. Volunteers are asked to tions within the Cleveland and succeed Park, has offered to resign to take party then pressured Yoo to step down from do. arrive no later than 8:30 at the Bradley County community, as Cleveland High School track well as service-oriented non- and football field, the same site profits, the Civitans stand out as ANNIE’S as so many prior Olympian a model in rendering people events that have captured the service to a group of special MAILBOX imaginations of all ... athletes people whose needs some- and families, alike. times outweigh the imagina- Dear Annie: I have a different Those who have attended the tions of most. problem with people taking off Special Olympics understand We credit the Civitans for their shoes. I work in a small why they will continue to attend. their hard work and we thank office where we have outside visi- Those who have volunteered them for their spirit of cama- tors on a daily basis. One woman at the Special Olympics under- raderie and their commitment to who works here likes to take off her shoes and walk around bare- stand why year after year they bringing equality to those who foot. No socks, no slippers, noth- walk away with a “feel good” need mostly this: opportunity. ing. I think this is totally disgust- that is unparalleled in human Of significance about the ing, as well as unprofessional. emotion. Special Olympics is the fact that The managers in the office see Those who have stood at the the event is locally supported. this, but must not mind because nothing is said. I have been trying finish line to congratulate the Kelly Browand, Cleveland to ignore it, but it’s such odd participants, and the deserving Civitan president, said in a behavior that I’m simply baffled. winners, know the joy in the front-page news story pub- Although I’m new to this particu- faces and the glee in the hearts lished in Tuesday’s edition of lar office, I’ve worked in other of the competitors ... because the Banner, “The Special offices for 15 years, and this is a first. Any advice on what to do? — they have seen it with their own Olympics event is completely Save Your Feet for the Beach eyes, and they have felt it deep funded by local donations, and Dear Beach: Perhaps your co- within their souls. we do not receive any funding worker finds shoes confining and Those who have cried with from the national organization.” uncomfortable, or she has prob- the winners, and embraced the It is a unique arrangement lems with her feet. Nonetheless, it is inappropriate to walk around finishers, know best the rea- which explains why the respon- this way in an office where outside sons for their tears and the sibility of bringing the Special visitors stop by regularly. warmth of their hugs. Olympics to this community is If the managers don’t mind, Those who have cheered uniquely ours. TODAY IN HISTORY there probably isn’t much you can from the stands know the sound It is why the Special Olympics do. But you can certainly say to the woman (with sincere concern), of victory; it is not measured so needs us. Today is Wednesday, April 20, Hall of the Tchaikovsky R-Kan., is 80. Actor George “You know, there are probably a much in wins and losses as it is It is why we need the Special the 111th day of 2016. There Conservatory in Moscow. Takei is 79. Singer Johnny lot of germs on that floor. I’m wor- in the thrill of participation and Olympics. are 255 days left in the year. In 1999, the Columbine High Tillotson is 78. Actor Ryan ried that you might pick up some- the joy of the day. It is why the participants, and Today’s Highlight in School massacre took place in O’Neal is 75. Bluegrass singer- thing awful, or step on a loose sta- Those who have stepped up their supporters, need one History: Colorado as two students, Eric musician Doyle Lawson ple. You ought to protect your feet by wearing slippers.” It might not to bring the Special Olympics to another. On April 20, 1916, the Harris and Dylan Klebold, shot (Quicksilver) is 72. Actress Chicago Cubs played their first and killed 12 classmates and Judith O’Dea (Film: “Night of help, but it can’t hurt to try. those who are ever-so-special There is much that can be game at Wrigley Field (then one teacher before taking their the Living Dead”) is 71. Rock Dear Annie: You printed a sug- within our community — said of the Special Olympics. known as Weeghman Park); the own lives. musician Craig Frost (Grand gestion from “Indiana,” saying whether as sponsors, volun- There is much that needs to be Cubs defeated the Cincinnati In 2010, an explosion on the Funk; Bob Seger’s Silver Bullet that it might be easier for teers, organizers or just friends said. We at this newspaper will Reds 7-6. Deepwater Horizon oil platform, Band) is 68. Actor Gregory Itzin “Confused and Torn” to bear the loss of her beloved Pomeranian if — know why they do, just as always try to do both. On this date: leased by BP, killed 11 workers is 68. Actress Jessica Lange is In 1792, France declared war and caused a blow-out that 67. Actress Veronica Cartwright she has the dog cremated and they know why they will always But there is one element well on Austria, marking the start of began spewing an estimated 200 is 67. Actor Clint Howard is 57. states in her will that she wants do it. beyond our control — the the French Revolutionary Wars. million gallons of crude into the Actor Crispin Glover is 52. Actor the ashes put in her coffin. In our community, hundreds weather. In 1861, Col. Robert E. Lee Gulf of Mexico. (The well was Andy Serkis is 52. Olympic sil- While this is a lovely idea, it will — perhaps thousands — have For two of the last three resigned his commission in the finally capped nearly three ver medal figure skater not help to put it in her will. Wills are read after the funeral. She given their support to the years, organizers have been United States Army. (Lee went months later, on July 15.) Rosalynn Sumners is 52. Actor on to command the Army of Ten years ago: President William deVry is 48. Country needs to make arrangements in Special Olympics over the forced to cancel the Special Northern Virginia, and eventual- George W. Bush welcomed singer Wade Hayes is 47. Actor advance with her family and years. Two are Cleveland Olympics — because of spring ly became general-in-chief of the Chinese President Hu Jintao to Shemar Moore is 46. Actress friends, letting everyone know her Mayor Tom Rowland, and his storms, because of the threat of Confederate forces.) the White House; the ceremony Carmen Electra is 44. Reggae wishes. — Florida wife Sandra, the first lady of spring storms and because of In 1863, President Abraham was interrupted by a protester singer Stephen Marley is 44. ——— (About the writers: Annie’s “The City With Spirit.” the wet field left behind by Lincoln signed a proclamation who shouted to Bush to stop the Rock musician Marty Crandall admitting West Virginia to the Chinese leader from “persecut- is 41. Actor Joey Lawrence is Mailbox is written by Kathy Always fans of this inspira- spring storms. Union, effective in 60 days (on ing the Falun Gong.” Bowing to 40. Country musician Clay Cook Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, long- tional event, the Rowlands in Fortunately, the latest weath- June 20, 1863). intense pressure, Iraqi Prime (Zac Brown Band) is 38. Actor time editors of the Ann Landers 1999 launched the Keri Hughes er forecasts call for a partly In 1889, Adolf Hitler was born Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari Tim Jo is 32. column.) Spirit of Olympics Award which cloudy day on Saturday with in Braunau am Inn, Austria. agreed to abandon his claim to is given each year to an athlete nothing more than a 20 percent In 1912, Boston’s Fenway another term. who epitomizes “... that Keri chance of rain. We’ll trust that to Park hosted its first professional Five years ago: Two Western baseball game while Navin Field photojournalists, including Cleveland Daily Banner enthusiasm and spirit.” mean there’s an 80 percent (Tiger Stadium) opened in Oscar-nominated film director For years, Keri — the daugh- chance there will be no rain. On Detroit. (The Red Sox defeated Tim Hetherington, were killed in – Established in 1854 – ter of Dale and Brenda Hughes behalf of Civitan organizers, the New York Highlanders 7-6 in the besieged Libyan city of — participated in the Special we’ll keep our fingers crossed 11 innings; the Tigers beat the Misrata while covering battles EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER Cleveland Naps 6-5 in 11 between rebels and government Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Olympics. A client of Life and we’ll even say a little innings.) forces. The U.S. government Bridges (formerly prayer. In 1914, the Ludlow Massacre announced new protections for CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Developmental Services), Keri As an emotional feel-good, OFFICE MANAGER took place when the Colorado air travelers when airlines lose Joyce Taylor Herb Lacy was always a consistent partici- the Special Olympics has no National Guard opened fire on a their bags, bump them off pant in the competition, prior to rival. Yet, in spite of the love and tent colony of striking miners; flights or hold them on the run- SPORTS EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR her death in 1999. energy expended and perse- about 20 (accounts vary) strik- way for hours. Richard Roberts ers, women and children died. One year ago: The Post and Rick Norton She is remembered by verance in planning it, it is no In 1945, during World War II, Courier of Charleston, South ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Cleveland’s first lady who said match for Mother Nature. allied forces took control of the Carolina, won the Pulitzer Prize ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett of the resilient Keri, “She always We have faith the beautiful German cities of Nuremberg and for public service for an exami- Gwen Swiger entered the field with an excited lady will shine with a special Stuttgart. nation of the deadly toll of RETAIL SALES MANAGER smile and she tried to win a dif- radiance on Saturday, leaving in In 1968, Pierre Elliott domestic violence, while The Sheena Meyer Trudeau was sworn in as prime New York Times collected three LIFESTYLES EDITOR ferent colored ribbon each year. her wake a calm and soothing minister of Canada. awards and the Los Angeles William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR She didn’t care about first, sec- breeze ... one whose lift will In 1972, Apollo 16’s lunar Times two. Lelisa Desisa of Richard Yarber ond or third ... just lots of col- help spread the wings of those module, carrying astronauts Ethiopia won the 119th Boston ors.” who wish only to soar, if not as John W. Young and Charles M. Marathon, finishing in 2:09:17; 423-472-5041 Duke Jr., landed on the moon. Caroline Rotich of Kenya won Telephone Yet another award is given eagles then as any who cling to In 1986, following an absence the women’s race in 2:24:55. each year. It is the Steve Stone a miracle called hope. of six decades, Russian-born Today’s Birthdays: Retired 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 Award, presented in memory of Thank you, Civitans. pianist Vladimir Horowitz per- Supreme Court Justice John Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax a former Cleveland Civitan Club And thank you as well, formed in the Soviet Union to a Paul Stevens is 96. Actor Leslie member who was one of the Special Olympians. packed audience at the Grand Phillips is 92. Sen. 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AP photo AP photo In thIs ImAge released by the Royal Mail on Wednesday, Britain's Prince George stands on ResIdents look At A RIft in the highway created by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, in Chacras, foam blocks during a photo shoot for the Royal Mail in the summer of 2015 in the White Drawing Ecuador, on Tuesday. The strongest earthquake to hit Ecuador in decades flattened buildings and buck- Room at Buckingham Palace in London for a stamp sheet to mark the 90th birthday of Britain's led highways along its Pacific coast, sending the Andean nation into a state of emergency. Queen Elizabeth II. The image features four generations of the Royal family, from left, Prince Ecuador hit with biggest post-quake jolt Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince George and Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. following strong Tuesday earthquake Queen Elizabeth II at 90: A look MONTECRISTI, Ecuador (AP) killed with their mother while ued to search for survivors — A fresh tremor rattled buying school supplies when the among the rubble. At least six at highs and lows of her reign Ecuador before dawn big quake struck. were found in Manta early LONDON (AP) — Queen Windsor Castle, 25 miles (40 exhibiting human frailty to her Wednesday, a magnitude-6.1 The funeral had to be held Tuesday. Elizabeth II marks her 90th kilometers) west of London for subjects was in 1992, when magnitude jolt that set babies outside under a makeshift One of the most hopeful tales birthday on Thursday as security reasons. she made a rare admission crying and adults pouring into awning, because the town’s was that of Pablo Cordova, who Britons and many throughout She later persuaded her that her life, so picture perfect the streets, fearful of yet more Roman Catholic church was held out for 36 hours beneath the world celebrate her long parents to let her serve in the on the outside, was marred by damage following a monster damaged and unsafe. Family the rubble of the hotel where he and dignified reign. She will Auxiliary Transport Service, the marital woes of three of her earthquake over the weekend. members wailed loudly and one worked in Portoviejo, drinking celebrate again in June with where she learned how to drive four children. She didn’t com- It was the strongest after- man fainted as the children were his own urine and praying that national events to mark her and repair ambulances and plain in English, however, shock yet following the magni- laid to rest in an above-ground cellphone service would be official birthday. trucks as part of the war looking to Latin to proclaim it tude-7.8 quake that killed more vault. restored before his phone bat- Here are answers to some effort. She was assigned num- had been something of an than 500 people. The National Prosecutors tery died. He was finally able to questions about the queen’s ber 230873 while in the serv- “annus horribilus” — a horri- The U.S. Geological Survey Office put the death toll at 525 call his wife Monday afternoon extraordinary life and times: ice. ble year that included a disas- said the tremor was centered off- on Wednesday — up from a pre- and was pulled from the wreck- —- —- trous fire at her beloved shore, 25 kilometers (15 miles) vious official toll of 507 — but age soon after by a team of res- WHY TWO BIRTHDAYS A WHEN DID SHE BECOME Windsor Castle. west of the devastated beach officials expected more bodies to cuers from Colombia YEAR? ISN’T ONE ENOUGH? QUEEN? —- town of Muisne, at 3:33 a.m. be found, with the Defense Cordova’s wife had given up It may seem excessive, but Elizabeth’s life was changed WHAT WAS THE LOW local time (4:33 EDT; 0833 Department reporting Tuesday on ever seeing him again and the British monarch celebrates forever in 1936 when her POINT OF HER MONARCHY? GMT). that more than 200 people were managed to buy a casket. his or her birthday twice a uncle, King Edward VIII, abdi- This would undoubtedly be The new aftershock led some still missing. “They were organizing the year, once on the actual day cated so he could marry his the stormy days that followed people in Portoviejo to abandon The office said on its official funeral, but I’ve been reborn,” (for Elizabeth, April 21), and divorced lover Wallis Simpson. Princess Diana’s sudden death homes, even those with no Twitter account Wednesday that Cordova said Tuesday, grinning once in early June, when the This made her father the king in a car crash in September, apparent damage, and head there were at least 11 foreigners from beneath his bushy mus- event can be marked with the and Elizabeth heir to the 1997. The princess was through the night toward a for- among the dead. It said that of tache in a provincial hospital. “I gala Trooping the Color parade throne. King George VI’s tremendously popular, and mer airport where temporary the 525 fatal victims, 15 people will have to give that coffin back in central London. health failed, however, and he many held the royal family shelters have been set up. remained unidentified but none because I still have a long way to The June date is chosen in was too ill for a planned tour of responsible for her unpleasant Meanwhile, scenes of mourn- was foreign. go before I die.” part because the famously the Commonwealth in 1952, divorce from Prince Charles. ing multiplied all along The office said 435 of the dead Rescuers who have arrived fickle British weather just so he sent Elizabeth and her The queen was castigated in Ecuador’s normally placid were found in the Manta, from Mexico, Colombia, Spain might produce a few sunny husband, Prince Philip, in his the press for not returning to Pacific coastline as people began Portoviejo and Pedernales areas. and other nations said they hours at that time of year. And place. London immediately after burying loved ones and hope The final toll could surpass would keep searching for sur- the Buckingham Gardens are They were staying in a Diana’s death and for not fly- faded that more survivors will be casualties from earthquakes in vivors Wednesday, but cau- gloriously in bloom. remote part of Kenya on Feb. ing the royal standard atop the found. Funeral homes were run- Chile and Peru in the past tioned that time was running —- 6, 1952, when she was told palace at half-staff as a sign of ning out of caskets, and local decade. out and the likelihood of finding HOW DID ELIZABETH that the king had died. She respect. Thousands of mourn- governments were paying to Yet even as grief mounted, more people alive grew smaller WEATHER WORLD WAR II? automatically became queen ers placed flowers at the gates bring in coffins from other cities. there were glimmers of hope. with the passage of every hour. Elizabeth was a young upon her father’s death, of Kensington Palace, Diana’s In the small town of In several cities, rescuers with Even as authorities begin to princess during World War II, although the official corona- residence, and many com- Montecristi, near the port of sniffer dogs, hydraulic jacks and shift their attention to restoring and her father King George VI tion did not take place for plained the queen was insensi- Manta, two children were among special probes that can detect electricity and clearing debris, was concerned for her safety more than a year. tive and out of touch. those buried Tuesday. They were breathing from far away contin- the earth continued to move. as London came under the —- —- repeated German bombing HAS THE QUEEN EVER WHO WAS HER FAVORITE raids known as The Blitz. COMPLAINED IN PUBLIC? PRIME MINISTER? She and her sister Princess No, that’s just not done. The You’d have to ask her. 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The President begins a six day trip to keeps you connected to what’s happening in your strategize with his counterparts in Saudi Arabia, England and Germany on a broad range of issues with efforts to rein in the Islamic State group being the common denominator in all three stops. community and around the world. lifestyle sports U.S. presses Gulf nations to do more in Iraq features RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — been willing to do in the fight, enhanced training so it could coverage Defense Secretary Ash Carter both with their military forces work more closely with all the pressed reluctant defense minis- and financial contributions. other nations. ters from six Gulf nations In recent comments to The The ministers also talked Wednesday to provide more eco- Atlantic Magazine, Obama about ways to counter threats nomic and political support to described Gulf countries, among from Iran — a high priority for Iraq now to help the war-torn others, as “free riders” that show the Gulf countries who have been nation in its fight against the “an unwillingness to put any skin dismayed with the U.S. move to Islamic State Group. in the game” when it comes to reduce sanctions on Tehran in In a series of sessions, Carter their own regional security. exchange for the nuclear agree- food and urged the Arab countries to Those comments have chilled ment. specifically help with the recon- Obama’s welcome at the summit. Al-Zayani said at the news dining struction of cities of Ramadi and And, while Saudi Arabia, the conference that Carter expressed Hit as well as Anbar province, United Arab Emirates and other the U.S. commitment to stand areas that have been won back Gulf states are part of the U.S.- with the Gulf nations against from the militant group but left led coalition battling the Islamic Iranian threats, including in near-shambles. He said help- State group in Iraq and Syria, weapons smuggling into coun- ing the Iraqi people go home and they have done only limited tries such as Yemen. rebuild their lives would lead to a airstrikes in Syria. The U.S. official said that the more lasting victory and promote Carter told a news conference U.S. wants to see a continued a more inclusive government. later that Sunni support for a push to interdict the weapons The defense ministers’ meeting multi-sectarian government in shipments from Iran to insurgent was aimed at laying the ground- Iraq will insure that the Islamic groups in Yemen and other work for a summit Friday among State group “stays defeated.” areas. The official was not President Barack Obama and “What we would like, and what authorized to discuss the issues heads of state from the Arab we discussed today, is to do publicly ahead of the meeting, so countries. more,” said Carter, who spoke at spoke on condition of anonymity. local events community A senior defense official said Diriyah Palace alongside Gulf U.S. officials also want Gulf and entertainment the defense chiefs had a robust Cooperation Council Secretary- nations to have a more formal and world news discussion, but came to no solid General Abdullatif al-Zayani. diplomatic presence in Baghdad, agreements on the increased aid. At the meeting were defense arguing that involvement with The official said it appears the ministers from the six GCC the Shiite-dominated Iraqi gov- Gulf nations will be willing to nations — Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, ernment will decrease the deep consider doing more. 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JENNIfER HARDISON shared a photo of a “SAw IT fIRST!....because its stem did not goldfinch. meet the notion as to what it should look like; what we perceive as lacking, can be volume to the voice that we can be heard above those More photos, Page 28 who tower over us.” — Dennis White. Oil producers in Texas, New Mexico push for import limits ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Panhandle Producers and Oilfield equipment along one Oil drilling companies and royal- Royalty Owners Association and of the two-lane highways that ty owners from the Texas other supporters, import quotas link West Texas and southeast- PAT CARLESON contributed this beautiful spring floral photo. KEISHA BAKER took this Panhandle to New Mexico’s could be imposed within the next ern New Mexico sits idle in photo of an early rose bloom. stretch of the Permian Basin are administration’s first 90 days in company yards, and local gov- embarking on a grass-roots cam- office. Canadian and Mexican oil ernments and schools are feel- paign to limit foreign oil imports, would be exempt. ing the pinch as severance salvaging what they say is a Quotas on heavy crude oil taxes and royalties dwindle. major sector of the U.S. econo- would be phased in and imports “Service companies, restau- my. would eventually be limited to rants, real estate, the people ABSOLUTE AUCTION “American oil is competing around 10 percent of total building motels and hotels — against a cartel of government demand. there are a lot of impacts,” said COMPLETE LIQUIDATION OF HORN AUCTIONS INC. operators which has a stated ini- Supporters say they’re drawing Yates told The Associated tiative of driving an American a line in the sand after more than Press. 4137 DALTON PIKE, CLEVELAND, TN 37323 industry out of business,” said a dozen oil-rich nations failed to Daniel Fine with the Center Tom Cambridge, one of the agree during a recent meeting in for Energy Policy at New Mexico Panhandle producers leading the Saudi Arabia to freeze production. Tech has been commissioned SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2016 • 10:00AM campaign. They blame Middle East produc- by the quota supporters to The grass-roots movement is ers for flooding the market and bring the idea before lawmakers pushing for the next president of fueling the price war as a means and other elected leaders. the United States to issue a to stifle domestic production. “The idea is to support proclamation setting quotas for Oil fell in the past two years domestic energy sources imports — something that hasn’t from above $100 a barrel to against import reliance and the been done in more than four touch 12-year lows under $30 a risks that come with that,” said decades. barrel earlier this year, and U.S. Fine, who is also an energy pol- “It’s not that this is the first production has dropped by as icy adviser to Gov. Susana time but this is a more concerted, much as 700,000 barrels a day Martinez’s administration and a deliberate effort and I think it’s and the number of rigs in the former MIT research associate. gaining ground,” said John Yates field has sunk to historic lows. Supporters acknowledge that Jr., a member of a well-known By 2017, crude oil produc- some in the industry aren’t in family that is a leader in the tion is forecast to average favor of quotas and refineries industry and has over the last around 8 million barrels per would likely oppose reductions century developed some of New day, nearly 1.5 million less in cheaper imports. Mexico’s largest and most signif- than in 2015, according to the The effort launched this week LIST OF ITEMS icant oilfields. U.S. Energy Information with forums in Amarillo, Texas, • KAWASAKI 4X4 BAYOU 400 •3 5 FT. GOOSENECK VAN TRAILER Under the plan unveiled by the Agency. and Artesia, New Mexico. • 37 FT. MOTOR HOME DIESEL PUSHER •2 4 FT. ALL ALUMINUM GOOSENECK • BUCKET TRUCK •3 - 42 STORAGE TRAILERS • 350 SX DITCH WITCH •6 FT. FINISHING MOWER Congress unlikely to act on • 15,000 LB. HYSTER •6 000 LB. ALLIS CHAMBER • 555 A FORD BACKHOE •4 000 LB. FORK LIFT • 35 FT. OFFICE TRAILER FULLY EQUIPPED •2 - 5 FT. BUSHHOGS Puerto Rico ahead of deadline • 9000 X2 HYSTERS •3 - 6.5 KW GENERATORS • 2600 FORD TRACTOR •5 KW GENERATOR WASHINGTON (AP) — citizens but are barred from vot- Republicans who’ve failed to • 15,000 LB. HYSTER •M ARINE GENERATOR Congress seems increasingly ing in presidential general elec- unite despite the leadership of • GMC 3500 HD SERVICE TRUCK •K W-3 HONDA GENERATOR unlikely to take action to help tions. Tax policies written in their popular new speaker, Paul • 6X18 TRAILER •T HOUSANDS OF HAND TOOLS Puerto Rico ahead of a May 1 Washington made matters worse Ryan of Wisconsin. Ryan has • SMOKER COOKER •3 HORIZONTAL METAL BANDSAWS • FORD F450 SUPER DUTY WRECKER •W ORK BENCHES deadline for the commonwealth in recent years by forcing invest- sought to return power to com- • L7000 FORD DIESEL BOX TRUCK WITH LIFTGATE •6 00 FT. CHAIN LINK FENCING WITH POST to default on a nearly half-billion- ments and jobs out of Puerto mittee chairmen and rank-and- • 1310 FORD TRACTOR dollar debt payment. Rico. Puerto Rico has been miss- file lawmakers, but on the Puerto • JUBULR FORD TRACTOR PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS - The blown deadline could push ing debt payments for months, Rico bill and other matters, the • 40X50 TENT TOO MANY TO LIST!!! Puerto Rico and its 3.5 million but on May 1 another $422 mil- approach has yet to yield results. • 20X40 TENT American citizens further into lion worth of general obligation “Puerto Rico is a crisis and • 10X20 TENT crisis, exacerbating a growing fis- bonds come due and $780 mil- they’re not responding,” said • 10X10 TENT cal and humanitarian disaster lion more on July 1. Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland, • FOLDING CHAIRS (APPROX. 150±) that’s been largely drowned out Bishop’s legislation creating a the No. 2 House Democrat, point- • AUCTION PODIUM by the raucous political cam- new control board to manage the ing to statistics showing high lev- • WELLS CARGO TRAILER paign season on the mainland. territory’s finances has run into els of unemployment and poverty • HOMESTEAD TRAILER A GOP-led House committee election-year opposition from all in the territory as taxes rise and DIRECTIONS TO AUCTION SITE abruptly canceled a vote on a sides in Washington. Some con- schools close. “They confront the From I-75 take Exit 20 onto APD40 heading east, go approx. 4.9 miles, turn right at Food City onto Puerto Rico debt restructuring servatives are suspicious it same problem that John Boehner McGrady Drive, turn left at 2nd red light onto Dalton Pike, location is approx. 2.4 miles on the left. bill when it was short of votes would open the door to a bailout, confronted, a very significant WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS!!! last week. The bill is still being Democrats are balking at provi- number of their party that won’t AUCTION TERMS: ALL PAYMENTS TO BE MADE IN U.S. DOLLARS. All checks will be made payable to Horn Auction. You may use cash or cashier’s checks. A BANK LETTER GUARANTEEING PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL CHECKS. NO EXCEPTIONS! 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By BETTIE MARLOWE Banner Staff Writer Music and singing flow through a nursing facility. “Who is that?” “That” is David M. Dockins. He has eight facilities on his itiner- ary that he and his wife, Brenda, visit monthly, bringing music and laughter into the lives of res- idents. But Dockins says, “I haven’t done anything. I just want to sing to the old people and make them happy.” He says he doesn’t think that makes him special. As he explains his motivation, tears come to his eyes as he talks about the residents and how they Contributed photo respond to singing. DaviD DoCkins married his high school sweetheart, Brenda, He’s not locked into any day to when on emergency leave from Vietnam. visit. The homes call in advance and give him a theme and “I try playing gigs out of town. Then other until they got out of the to get them what they want — when it joined the Knoxville service in 1969. what fits,” Dockins says. union, most of the bookings were Dockins came back to One facility engaged him to do done for them from Knoxville to Cleveland and went to work at monthly birthday parties for the Chattanooga and in Georgia, all the Bowater paper company on residents and it has been at upscale locations. the swing shift. The money, he requested by others. This has They played somewhere every said, was good, but he didn’t become his life. And his territory weekend for some three years have time for anything else. So Contributed photo has expanded to include the until THE letter came from the he talked to his dad — his grand- DaviD DoCkins is supported by his wife, Brenda, as he takes his “Rock & Roll” program into nursing Cleveland Senior Center, where president, inviting Dockins to dad and dad came from the tra- homes and assisted living facilities. He and Brenda are celebrating their 49th anniversary. he did his first performance join the military. The band had dition, “If the country calls you, there last week. just signed a contract for six you answer.” He then talked to Dockins is the oldest of eight months, but plans quickly the recruiter and went back into even after writing to Sen. Al through his stay in Germany, If he accepted it, it would mean children born to Harry and changed. the Army and back to Vietnam. Gore, he had to go back. When they had the opportunity to trav- another six years. Lorene Dockins in Athens. His After discussion with his While on emergency leave, he he came back, he was sent to el to Paris, Holland and Scotland. “I retired after 22 years,” interest in music began in the friends, it was decided it would married Brenda, who was a sen- Fort Campbell, Ky., but in 1975 After another year they came Dockins said, “and I wouldn’t early 1960s with a “garage” band be better to enlist. So three of ior in high school. He got sta- he was sent to Germany and left back to the States to live in Fort change anything.” He said he — “just kids making noise and them enlisted (buddy plan) and tioned in Texas, and Brenda his wife and two daughters with Campbell. Five more years were just actually bummed around for getting attention.” They were were sent to Vietnam. Except for missed her prom to go with him. her mother. But Dockins finally spent there and Dockins worked a year and played golf. joined by a guy who sang and his running into one of them in Dockins thought he had got his family to Germany. They in the Inspector General’s office. played drums. And, they began Vietnam, they didn’t see each served his time in Vietnam, but had never been out of state, but He was picked for E-9 promotion. See DOCKINS, Page 20 ‘The Adventures of Sugarman’ will teach your children about true love

Special to the Banner Contributed photos Brenda Powell has a passion GET REaDY for nurturing and ministering to children though her stories, for lots of giggles songs and lessons on love. and grins. In Working as a corporate sales- “The Adventures person, Powell has enjoyed a of Sugarman the Not successful career, winning multi- Pony — A ple awards for her work. With a Messenger of college degree in marketing, she Love” by Brenda getting never aspired to be a writer. W. Powell, the Then, out of a strong desire to adorable make a difference, she asked God Sugarman dis- to use her. “A hidden dream enough buried deep within my heart to covers what it write children’s books about means to walk in Sugarman, the pony, surfaced love when he sleep? with incredible clarity,” say teams up with his Powell. playful barnyard Inspired by her great love for friends to bring horses, she drew from her experi- children inspiring ences with the real Sugarman — life lessons the pony she and her family through his fun Inadequate sleep can aect your mood, owned on their small farm. As adventures. the stories began to take shape, memory and even your immune system. CHI she said she was amazed at the power of God’s hand in leading Memorial’s Regional Sleep Center can help her through the new, exciting discover what sleep issues may be preventing territory. changed forever when another ‘Powell’s inspiring story is one horse give birth to her long- you from getting a good night’s rest. As the of great determination as she awaited foal named Sugarman. Chattanooga region’s rst accredited sleep pursues her God-given dream, Excited to welcome the newborn which she into the world, the center we have experience treating sleep related believes will colorful assort- disturbances, including the following: change lives ment of barnyard e v e r y w h e r e ‘Walk in love every characters crowd • Unusual movement during sleep for His day ... and bless into the barn to Kingdom. She others along the way.’ greet the white, • Sleep apnea recently said, fluffy foal. “I’ve never Sugarman meets • Snoring stepped out a variety of new and tried anything like this friends, such as Rudy the roos- • Excessive daytime sleepiness before. Possibilities abound when ter-in-training, Big Red, the surly you believe that impossible bull, and Tippy, the mouse • Insomnia things really can happen with But soon, they discover a mys- faith that moves mountains.” terious mark on Sugarman’s side If you aren’t getting the restful, regenerative quality That statement was proven — a mark like no other. What of sleep you need, call CHI Memorial’s Regional true recently when she received does it man? Will Sugarman have an unexpected testimony of how the courage to walk is his pur- Brenda Powell Sleep Center at 423-495-REST (7378) or visit us at her book, song and video posi- pose even if it means taking a memorial.org/sleep. tively penetrated their inner stand against an angry bull? Join in the United States. world of an autistic child. That Sugarman as he learns the “The Adventures of Sugarman news has fueled her passion even meaning of friendship, forgive- the Pony: A Messenger of Love” further to help children with spe- ness and how to be God’s special includes The Sugarman Song cial needs receive the message of messenger of love. Centered bonus CD, a look-and-find page, love with the help of Sugarman around Ephesian 5:2, “The a cookie recipe and discussion the Pony. Adventures of Sugarman the questions. In “The Adventures of Pony” encourages children to be The book and art prints are Sugarman the Pony: A a blessing to others and to love available at www.sugarmanthep- Messenger of Love” the adorable them as Christ loved us. ony.com and can be purchased Sugarman discovers what it Since the book’s release, at Amazon.com. means to walk in love when he “Sugarman” has found its way A book signing will be held on teams up with his playful barn- onto the mission fields in April 23 at Pathway Press memorial.org/sleep | Facebook@CHIMemorial yard friends to bring children Nicaragua, Guatemala, Uganda, Bookstore, from 3 to 5 p.m. A Twitter@CHI_Memorial | YouTube/MemorialChattanooga inspiring life lessons through his Nepal, Canada, the Philippines, portion of all proceeds from the fun adventures. Japan, Iceland and Germany and Morning Glory Farm is continues to grow in popularity See SUGARMAN, Page 20 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Dockins Wright Way From Page 19

He went back to Fort Campbell and worked as a civilian. His wife worked in civil service had two years before retiring. He retired after another 20 years. All in all, Walking with God — How? they lived at Fort Campbell 28 Psalm 119:105 says, “Your word years. By WILLIAM WRIGHT And one day, he told Brenda, “I Lifestyles Editor is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.” want to go home — really go A teenager just got his driver’s After a while, we may experi- home.” license and asked his father for ence the truthfulness of Isaiah She has family in Athens and the keys. 30:21: “And your ears shall hear they bought a home in Cleveland, “Not so fast, son. First, you a word behind you, saying, ‘This near Charleston. “It took her need to get your grades up, start is the way, walk in it,’ when you time to adjust,” he said. She had reading your Bible daily and get a turn to the right or when you made friends at Fort Campbell haircut — then I’ll let you drive turn to the left.” — English and had settled in there. the car.” Standard Version. Once God’s It was time to return to music. As time passed the son repeat- Word becomes a part of us, Two of the original band mem- ed his request, adding, “Dad, I’m Scriptures are called to mind at bers were still around and they getting better grades now, plus times in which we need them got together with some other I’m reading my Bible every day!” most. If we listen to that inner guys, Dockins said, and began “I can see that,” his father voice of remembered Bible vers- playing Tuesday nights at the responded. “But you still haven’t es, we can be guided in the right Open Door Café. gotten a haircut.” way to walk with God. We can say But the music was taking an “Aw, come on, Dad. Samson as did David at Psalm 26:11: unexpected turn. His sister was had long hair. So did Moses. In “But as for me, I will walk in my in a nursing home in Athens and fact, Jesus had long hair, too!” integrity.” — New King James he wanted to take her out for her “Yes, son, they did. And they Version. birthday. Since she couldn’t walked everywhere they went!” Keep in mind that if we are lost leave the facility, he decided to bring the birthday party and That joke reminded me of a and walking with someone who Contributed photo time when walking was a way of knows where they are going, we music to her, but the home DAvID AnD BrenDA DOCkInS are celebrating their 49th wedding anniversary. He says he couldn’t life. People walked everywhere — would follow their lead — not get couldn’t accommodate the full band. do what he does for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities without her support and her to the store, to the park, to visit ahead of them. So would it be going with him. He calls himself just “an old country boy.” neighbors — and they were wise to try and get ahead of God’s He asked if he could do healthier for it. Today, people leading, seeing how we are lost karaoke. There was standing rarely walk as a form of trans- without Him? Paul said at room only when he began didn’t have any doubt about He said he couldn’t do it with- the oldest, is a minister of music portation. Nowadays, to “go walk- Ephesians 4:1-2, “I therefore, a singing. what he was going to do. out his wife’s support and her in Smyrna. He is currently doing ing” means you’re going out to prisoner for the Lord, urge you to His sister’s favorite was rock He was asked by the homes, going with him. “She has been a youth conference in Texas with get some exercise. I’ve had to add walk in a manner worthy of the and roll and gospel, and the “What do you charge?” standing beside me 49 years — 10,000 young people. His more walking to my daily routine. calling to which you have been other residents would join in His answer, “I don’t make a good and bad — the whole nine youngest grandson is 5. Research shows walking called, with all humility and gen- with them and sing along. His charge.” It has become a ministry yards. We are so blessed,” he They are blessed, Dockins reduces your blood pressure, tleness, with patience, bearing repertoire includes a variety of for him— celebrating his second said as talked about having good said, beyond deserving. “I’m not improves your cardiovascular with one another in love.” — music — whatever fits. anniversary. health and his retirement. a saint — just a country boy who function and has a positive English Standard Version. Dockins said when he saw the Dockins said, “You don’t count The Dockinses attend North had a lot of breaks.” impact on weight and age-related Would a person who is truly people so happy, “my heart was the cost ... Think about the cross Cleveland First Baptist Church. He added, “I don’t do anything illnesses. It also helps build mus- walking with God be stubborn, full.” cle strength and endurance, When Brenda said, “That ... When you think of love, don’t They have two daughters and six out of the ordinary — just give arrogant and unforgiving, or count the cost.” grandchildren. One grandson, time.” meaning healthier bones and would they work at being peace- might be your calling,” Dockins joints and fewer aches and pain. ful, humble, merciful and kind? You even slow down the aging Would they take the easy way process by walking. How? out of suffering during hard 3 tips for a better breakfast in bed on Mother’s Day Experts say your renewed times or would they continue to energy gives you the urge and walk in the way God wants them By MELISSA D’ ARABIAN serious spill. Listen to the voice ability to perform more activities to walk ? To help us walk worthi- Associated Press of experience on this one.) and reduces anxiety and depres- ly, we are given the perfect So what dish covers all these sion, things which can age a per- example in Jesus Christ, who Breakfast in bed is a love lan- bases? And is healthy? Egg stra- son faster. By boosting your experienced many afflictions guage in our home. Anytime ta, which layers bread, eggs, mood, walking helps you to sleep without straying from the path there is a special occasion to cel- meat and veggies all in one dish. better, improves your self-esteem of righteousness. ebrate — a birthday, Mother’s I make mine in a muffin tin, and gives you an opportunity to As 1Peter 2:21 says, “You were Day, Father’s Day, whatever — which results in perfect portion- socialize, which I’ve personally called to this kind of endurance, the rest of the family follows an ing, pretty presentation and the experienced. It comes as no sur- because Christ suffered on your unspoken agreement to meet flexibility to pick up breakfast prise, then, that walking is refer- behalf. He left you an example so early in the kitchen to craft a with your hands or use a fork enced in a positive way in God’s that you might follow in his foot- breakfast-in-bed tray. I’m always and knife. I use white whole- Word. steps.” — Common English Bible. first to the kitchen, and as I get grain bread and a combination of Enoch, Noah and Abraham are Walking with God is not easy. He the project rolling my daughters eggs and egg whites to keep the described as men who walked has enemies. There are trials show up one at a time, bleary- nutrient profile reasonable. So with God at Genesis 5:22, 6:9 along the way. But like physical eyed and clutching handmade even your morning breakfast and 17:1. Were they literally walking, it is truly good for us. It crafts or cards and some flowers party can boost your day with walking around with God the way reduces stress because we are picked from the garden. protein and fiber. we walk with humans? No. In the given the peace of God, men- As the team leader for many of ——— Bible, the expression “to walk ” tioned at Philippians 4:7. the breakfasts our family has EASY OVERNIGHT AP photo can mean “to follow a certain Walking with God also puts us on orchestrated over the years, I’ve INDIVIDUAL EGG STRATA THIS PHOTO shows easy overnight individual egg strata in course of action.” We can see this the “path of life” as described at developed a few best practices. Start to finish: 45 minutes, Concord, N.H. These savory egg, meat and vegetable treats are clearly in other Bible accounts Psalm 16:11. And my No. 1 tip: Do the bulk of plus overnight chilling ideal for a Mother’s Day breakfast in bed because they are easy to like Luke 1:6 where Zechariah On this path to endless life we the work the night before. Servings: 8 eat and can be prepped the night before. and Elizabeth are spoken of as will be joined by countless others Overnight breakfast recipes are 8 slices of white whole-grain Swiss or cheddar cheese cool for several minutes. both being “righteous in the sight — past, present and future — key. The (critical) decorating of bread Cut the crusts off the bread, In a large bowl, whisk together of God, walking blamelessly in all who walked by faith with God. Is the tray with small kiddos sucks 2 small breakfast sausage then cut the crusts into 1/2-inch the eggs, egg whites and milk the commandments and require- this the wisest, healthiest course up a surprising amount of time, links or 1 large link chicken sausage, mild or spicy cubes and set aside. until frothy. Add the slightly ments of the Lord.” — New to take? Millions believe so. As leaving precious little space for (uncooked), casings removed Use the palm of your hand to cooled mushroom and sausage American Standard Bible. Micah 4:5 says, “For all the peo- complex recipe execution in the 1 clove garlic, minced lightly press the slices of bread mixture and stir to combine. So, one who walks with God ples walk every one in the name morning. 1/2 cup finely chopped button flat, making them thin and a little Season with generous pinches follows a life course that is out- of his god; and we will walk in the Tip No. 2: Serve something a or mixed mushrooms doughy. Coat the cups of a muf- each of salt and pepper. Place a lined by the Almighty and pleas- name of Jehovah our God for ever little special. Stepping outside 4 ounces frozen chopped fin pan with cooking spray, then few cubes of bread crust in each ing to Him. They realize that only and ever." — American Standard the routine breakfast menu has spinach, thawed and excess liq- gently press 1 slice into each cup, muffin cup, then spoon the egg He has the right to tell them how Version. So whatever you do, incredible power to make the uid squeezed out creating 8 little crusts. Set aside. mixture on top. You may not to walk which will lead to ever- wherever you go, no matter how whole morning feel like a party. 1/4 cup (2 ounces) light cream In a medium saute pan over need all of the bread crusts. Lay lasting life. This path is made punishing the path — always put Tip No. 3: Keep in mind the cheese medium-high, cook the sausage, 1 slice of tomato on top of each clearer by reading God’s Word logistics of eating off a tray while your best foot forward and keep 1/4 cup salsa crumbling with a spoon, until no tart, then 1/2 tablespoon of and applying what it says. As walking with God! mostly reclined in bed. Cereal, aside from breaking rule No. 2, is 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard longer pink, about 4 minutes. cheese over that. just about impossible to eat in 2 whole eggs Add the garlic and mushrooms Cover the muffin tray with foil Oyster hatchery sows pearls of bed without spilling. And while 2 egg whites and cook until fragrant, about and refrigerate for up to 24 you don’t need to be limited to 3/4 cup low-fat milk another minute. Add the hours. When you are ready to finger food, think twice before Kosher salt and ground black spinach, cream cheese and salsa, serve, heat the oven to 350 F. wisdom on climate change getting too cozy with messy and pepper then cook for another 2 minutes Bake for 15 minutes covered, 2 medium tomatoes, cut into 8 WALPOLE, Maine (AP) — Say out the problem: ocean acidifi- liquid-based meal ideas. (It takes (the mushrooms will not be fully then remove the foil and contin- weeks for the smell of maple thin slices cooked). Remove from the heat ue baking until the eggs are firm, “infrastructure” and most peo- cation. 1/4 cup shredded Gruyere, ple think roads and bridges, not Greenhouse gas emissions syrup to leave a comforter after a and stir in the mustard. Allow to another 10 to 15 minutes. tubes and valves. But to Bill blamed for global warming also Mook, the black box in the are making the ocean more basement of his oyster hatchery acidic, which interferes with the U.S. government to buy wild blueberries to help prop up prices is every bit as fundamental as ability of oysters to build strong the basic facilities and struc- shells. That could carry implica- PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — prices of frozen wild blueberries tures that serve as a communi- tions for other species such as The U.S. Department of have fallen by as much as half ty’s framework. clams, scallops and the all- Agriculture will buy up to 30 in the last five years. The legis- Mook, who started Mook Sea important lobster, which alone million pounds of wild blueber- lators asked the agency to buy Farm 36 years ago, raises mil- accounts for more than 90 per- ries to help stabilize prices and the berries for its domestic food- lions of tiny seed oysters for cent of Maine’s $534 million supply in one of Maine’s signa- assistance programs. growers along the East Coast, shellfish industry. ture industries. Frozen wild blueberries slid as well as full-grown oysters for “It ultimately could spell dis- The members of Maine’s con- from 90 cents per pound in shops and restaurants. At the aster for the shellfish industry,” gressional delegation told The 2011 to 60 cents per pound in end of the last decade, he start- Mook said. “Hatcheries are real- Associated Press on Thursday 2014 and continue to drop, the ed having severe problems ly the canaries in the coal mine, that the agency will pay up to $13 Wild Blueberry Commission of growing larvae in the hatchery, so what we view as our job right million for the wild blueberries. Maine has said. The commis- and after consulting with West now is sounding the alarm and The bailout could help spell sion has also said two back-to- Coast peers who had experi- getting more people concerned the end of low prices to con- back years of big crops have enced similar trouble, figured about the problem.” sumers on wild blueberries, created a backlog of wild blue- which are harvested commer- berries. cially in Maine and Canada. Nancy McBrady, executive They differ from the fatter director of the blueberry com- cultivated blueberries in that mission, said the low value of Sugarman they are smaller, have a more the Canadian dollar also has From Page 19 intense taste and are richer in hurt Maine’s growers. She said antioxidants. Maine is by far the Canadian growers, which are biggest wild blueberry produc- centered in the Maritime sale of “The Adventures of Adventures of Sugarman the ing state in the country, and it Provinces, are at a “tremendous Sugarman the Pony” will be Pony” by Brenda W. Powell offers also produces about a quarter competitive advantage” when donated to charitable organiza- many avenues of teaching chil- of North America’s total blue- selling in the U.S. and interna- tions. To learn more abut dren the love of God. The illustra- berries, according to the tionally because of the stronger Powell’s life and work, visit tions by Barbara Kilgore are great University of Illinois’s website. U.S. dollar. www.brendawpowell.com. and amplify the God-inspired The USDA didn’t immediately “And the competition from AP photo ——— story. This is a book that won’t sit respond to a request for com- cultivated blueberries is FOOTNOTe: When I showed on the shelf. It is one that can be WILD blueberries are ready for harvesting in Warren, Maine. The state’s congressional delegation told The Associated Press the ment. omnipresent,” she said. “The this book at a Sunday school staff used for the glory of God. Powell’s The purchase comes after the prices of wild blueberries have meeting, it was met with excite- talented writing most definitely Department of Agriculture will buy up to 30 million pounds of blueber- state’s legislative delegation dropped, so our farmers are ment and enthusiasm for using it will “change lives.” — Bettie ries. The $13 million bailout could help spell the end of low prices to asked for it in a letter to the fed- earning less for our blueber- in children’s ministry. “The Marlowe consumers on wild blueberries. eral agency in which they said ries.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 21 Wayfair teams with Porch.com Gardeners can help protect butterfly populations

to offer home-improvement help By DEAN FOSDICK Nurture, enrich and diversify Associated Press your home habitat, entomologists NEW YORK (AP) — Bought a ceiling fan but just don’t know say. how to install it? Bees aren’t the only pollinators Planting pollinator gardens that Wayfair, one of the largest online destinations for all things suffering from a massive North emphasize nectar plants that home, has teamed up with Porch.com to connect shoppers with American die-off. Butterflies and bloom year-round for bees, wasps professionals offering a variety of services, from installing a light moths, those flying flowers of the and other wildlife is a good first fixture to assembling a bookcase. insect world, are disappearing too. step. Butterfly gardens take that a The online retailer, based in Boston, will be making the serv- “But the situation isn’t hope- stage further by adding host ices available through Porch.com starting Tuesday in more than less,” says Scott Hoffman Black, plants suitable for hungry cater- a dozen markets, including Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Fort executive director of the Xerces pillars. Worth, Texas, and Chicago. It first tested the partnership in Society for Invertebrate “Since butterfly larvae are picky Seattle in January. Conservation, in Portland, eaters, it takes a variety of food The plan is to expand to 25 more markets in the next month. Oregon. “Anybody — gardeners or plants,” Lewis said. Both companies declined to give details on their financial butterfly lovers — can make an Butterfly gardens should be arrangement. oasis in their landscape for these located where they’ll get at least The move comes as retailers are increasingly offering services important animals. It doesn’t mat- six hours of sun per day. They as a way to move beyond just selling stuff. ter if you have a tiny lot or a farm- should contain at least four annu- Apple built a successful model around its so-called Genius yard. A little effort can help a lot.” al, biennial or perennial nectar Bar. And the nation’s largest consumer electronics chain, Best Besides their beauty, butterflies AP photo plant species, and at least 10 Buy, is making some tweaks to its Geek Squad to be more chic, and moths play a significant role This PhoTo taken near New Market, Va., shows a pearl crescent milkweed plants of two or more ditching the Volkswagen Beetles that its army of tech workers in the pollination of flowering types. drove for Toyota Prius C hybrids. butterfly, member of a group that includes some of North America’s plants, 80 percent of which rely most endangered butterflies. Ironically, beware the invasive Online retailers are also getting into the game. Amazon.com on animals — mostly insects — to butterfly bush, which has been now connects plumbers and other professionals to customers. move their pollen from plant to listed as a noxious weed in several The strategy should help eliminate returns as shoppers will plant, the Xerces Society says. population, which has plunged monarch caterpillars. states. And think twice about the more easily be able to get help assembling the bookcase or Butterflies and moths also serve 90 percent in North America in Donald Lewis, a professor and mass release of butterflies. installing a light fixture. It should also make shoppers happier as an important food source for less than 20 years. “During the extension entomologist with Iowa “Xerces is taking a stand that so they’ll buy more. other animals. same period, it is estimated that State University, cites a 2012 we should not be moving or Yet in the United States alone, these once-common, iconic study that documented an 81 per- releasing butterflies for such at least five butterfly species orange and black butterflies may cent decline in milkweeds in agri- things as weddings, out of a con- have gone extinct since 1950; an have lost more than 165 million cultural fields from 1999 to 2010. cern for possible diseases,” Black additional 25 are listed as acres of habitat — an area about “The cure for butterfly and pol- said. “We have a sense that the endangered nationwide, and four the size of Texas — including linator preservation, conservation same issues that are happening are listed as threatened, accord- nearly a third of their summer and improvement is to create bio- with bees are happening with but- ing to Xerces in its new guide, breeding grounds,” the Center for diversity, which, of course, is at terflies.” “Gardening for Butterflies” Biological Diversity says. odds with most farming, urban ——— (Timber Press, 2016). Just as significant has been the sprawl and commercial develop- Online: Federal protection is being near elimination in farm fields of ment,” Lewis said. “But it is our https://entomology.ca.uky.ed sought for the monarch butterfly milkweed, the exclusive food of goal.” u/ef006

Food truck for Fido: New business caters to canines “INVEST IN YOUR SEATTLE (AP) — Stand on any “pupcakes,” mini cheesy dough- block around lunchtime near nuts, pumpkin pretzels and COMMUNITY!” Amazon.com’s downtown Seattle peanut butter-banana cookies. headquarters and there are two “Peanut butter is like a must,” common sights: people walking Harding said after buying treats their dogs and people buying for her pug, Stella. lunch at food trucks. Ford worked at one of Seattle’s The scene offers a window into dog-friendly bars, then became a Seattle’s infatuations with dogs dog walker and began cooking her (and cats), which outnumber chil- own treats for customers following dren here, and the maturing a rash of product recalls. roaming food truck market. “All of our treats are soft,” she Now, one truck is combining said. “All of our treats aren’t filled both by catering to humankind’s with ingredients you can’t pro- best friend. nounce.” “It kind of seems natural that Giving dogs homemade treats now that we’ve conquered the peo- rather than processed ones is ple food truck market that we deeply important to Ford. bring that to our faithful furry “What we feed our animals friends,” Janelle Harding said. reflects their health,” Ford said. Cleveland Daily Banner Harding is a customer of The “Animals’ lives are short. If we can Seattle Barkery, a food truck that feed them good quality products . Serving Our Community Since 1854 serves dogs and their owners in why wouldn’t you?” Seattle-area dog parks, office building parking lots, farmer’s markets and private events. It has been in operation 10 months. “I think there is definitely a market for more things like that . where human and canine activi- ties are combined. You don’t want to always leave them at home or leave them in the car,” said Dawn Ford, who owns and operates the truck with her husband, Ben. By Dawn Ford’s count, their truck is one of just a handful in the country that caters to canines. The concept is new and rare enough that dogless people occa- sional misunderstand and pur- chase a treat. “They end up ordering some- thing, and they seem weirded out by it,” Ford said. Popular offerings include air- fried chicken feet and duck neck, cupcakes with bacon rebranded

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Sealed with a stain SEND A GREAT HINT TO: to open the basket, scoop up Dear Heloise: I cover almost Heloise some powdered sugar, let it close everything not on display (crystal P.O. Box 795000 and then gently shake over each bowls, platters, ice buckets, etc.) San Antonio, TX 78279-5000 plate. The result can be as fine or with PLASTIC WRAP. It keeps Fax: 210-HELOISE as heavy as you want it to be, them clean and ready to use, Email: [email protected] and unused sugar can be especially if it’s used only occa- deposited back in the container. sionally. It’s a breeze to pull out No muss, no fuss! — Linda V., Natural peanut butter Henryville, Pa. wanted items without having to Dear Heloise: I use natural clean or polish. peanut butter, the kind you have Here is the problem: I’ve start- to stir to mix in the oil. I turn the Chopped parsley ed using self-sealing plastic jar upside down for a day or two Dear Heloise: I was making wrap, which I love for everyday before opening to let the oil go to lasagna and needed to cut flat- use. I was horrified when I the bottom of the jar. That way, I leaf parsley. I don’t like the stems unwrapped my seasonal items to don’t slosh oil out of the jar when on, so it can be time-consuming find that the adhesive was stuck, I stir. to cut the stems off, then to chop and it stained almost all of the Also, I store cans of baked it with a knife. My pizza cutter pieces. Vinegar and sometimes beans and red beans upside happened to be on the counter, rubbing alcohol helped, but not down so that when I open them, so I used it instead. What a dif- always. the thick part is at the “top,” ference! It cut the leaf right off I still swear by covering things which is really now the bottom. the stem, then I used it to “chop” in plastic wrap — just don’t use You also can just open the bot- the rest. So easy! — Charlotte B., anything with adhesive! — Cathy tom of the can when possible. — Somis, Calif. N., Coto De Caza, Calif. Patty in Harahan, La. Cathy, love your hint, and it’s Yep! Store the can “top” down, one I use, too. Lots of readers use and no mess when opening. — Scoop on avocados plastic wrap to cover items, so Heloise Dear Heloise: I enjoy avoca- your warning is a good one. dos, both sliced and made into Thank you. Try this to remove guacamole. They are never easy that sticky adhesive: cooking oil. Sugar dispenser to get out of the peel. When mak- Spray or cover the areas, then Dear Heloise: When I want to ing guacamole, I now use an ice- scrub with a plastic scrubbie and “sprinkle” powdered sugar on a cream scoop to scoop the avoca- wash with lots of HOT water. dessert before serving, I use a do out of the peel. So easy! — That should do it! — Heloise mesh tea-ball infuser with a snap Linda W., Aurora, Colo. handle. You squeeze the handle © 2016 by King Features Syndicate Inc. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Immigrant kids Netflix is out-HBOing placed with adults who are HBO in exclusive in U.S. illegally shows — so far LOS ANGELES (AP) — The vast SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Look at $8 per month. The increase majority of immigrant children out, HBO. Netflix produced more will hit 17 million to 22 million who arrive alone at the U.S. bor- original programming than U.S. subscribers, based on ana- der are placed by the government cable’s premium-network leader lyst estimates. with adults who are in the coun- last year, according to number Original programming doesn’t try illegally, federal data reviewed provided by the two rivals. The come cheap. The Los Gatos, by The Associated Press show. Internet video service isn’t slow- California, company ended The government has long said ing down, either, even if it risks March with $12.3 billion com- that it places the children with losing subscribers to price mitted to Internet streaming family and friends regardless of increases that will help pay for rights, nearly double the $5.6 immigration status. But since more exclusive shows. billion it spend at the end of more children began arriving on Since its push into original 2012. Netflix hasn’t disclosed the border in 2014, officials have shows kicked off in earnest with how much of that spending has not revealed how often those the 2013 debut of “House of gone toward original series and sponsors lack legal papers. Cards,” Netflix has hit the fast- exclusive movies, but the per- In response to a Freedom of forward button. Last year, it put centage has been steadily Information Act request, the out 450 hours of original pro- increasing. Department of Health and AP Photo gramming, compared to 401 from The cost of licensing and over- Human Services provided data the MAyor of london, Boris Johnson, gestures after unveiling an imposing scale replica Time Warner’s HBO. This year, seas expansion has whittled showing that 80 percent of the of Palmyra’s Triumphal Arch in Trafalgar Square, in London, Tuesday. The triumphal arch both companies say they expect Netflix’s profit margins. In its 71,000 mostly Central American destroyed by the Islamic State group in Syria has been recreated in London’s Trafalgar Square. to release roughly 600 hours of first-quarter results released late children placed between February original material. Monday, the company said it 2014 and September 2015 were The Arch of Triumph in Palmyra formed part of one of the world’s most extensive ancient archae- HBO, of course, is the network earned $28 million, or 6 cents sent to sponsors who were not ological sites. The 18-foot Egyptian marble replica, about two-thirds the size of the original, was Netflix CEO Reed Hastings set per share, on revenue of nearly here legally. created by the Institute for Digital Archaeology using 3-D printing technology. out to emulate when his service $2 billion. Investors, though, are Six percent were placed with began charting a course away far more focused the company’s adults who had temporary pro- from streaming TV reruns and subscriber growth. tected status, which has let some previously released movies. Ted So far, the company has deliv- Central American citizens stay Syria’s Palmyra arch, destroyed Sarandos, the company’s head of ered. Netflix picked up an addi- and work in the country legally programming, famously told GQ tional 6.74 million customers in for more than a decade. Four per- back in 2013 that Netflix’s goal the first quarter to boost its cent were sponsored by American by IS, is recreated in London was “to become HBO faster than worldwide audience to 81.5 mil- citizens and 1 percent by immi- HBO can become us.” lion subscribers — up from 33 grants facing deportation pro- LONDON (AP) — A 2,000- tion online. Syrian government “When I saw the destruc- Netflix is aiming to put itself million before the first season of ceedings. year-old triumphal arch forces retook the city last tion, I felt like I needed to do into “an entirely different and “House of Cards.” Such gains Most of the rest were placed destroyed by the Islamic State month and authorities have something to try and make it supreme league” from its rivals, helped propel Netflix’s share with sponsors who had other group in Syria has risen again begun assessing the damage right,” said Roger Michel, exec- says Tom Numan, a former TV price, which has more than forms of legal status or who have — in replica — in London’s to its ancient monuments. utive director of the Institute network and studio executive quadrupled since then, creating filed immigration applications. Trafalgar Square. Built under the Roman for Digital Archaeology. The who now lectures at UCLA’s about $36 billion in shareholder Tens of thousands of children The Arch of Triumph in emperor Septimius Severus institute is a joint venture graduate school of theater, film wealth. from El Salvador, Guatemala and Palmyra formed part of one of between A.D. 193 and A.D. between Harvard University, and television. The company’s But Netflix’s stock price Honduras began arriving on the the world’s most extensive 211, the arch towered over the University of Oxford and goal, he says, is to become the dropped nearly 8 percent in border in Texas in 2014, over- ancient archaeological sites. the colonnaded streets of Dubai’s Museum of the first global network for original extended trading late Monday whelming border officials, over- The ancient city, a UNESCO the ancient city, which Future. shows and movies. after the company predicted it flowing government shelters and world heritage site, was among linked the Roman Empire to “The first thing I thought With Netflix now available in would only add 2.5 million sub- further backlogging the country’s Syria’s main tourist attrac- Persia. was, when I saw Palmyra come 190 countries, Hastings expects scribers in the second quarter, immigration courts. tions before the civil war The six-meter (20-foot) down, is these folks are cen- Netflix to surpass 100 million including a gain of 500,000 cus- Once apprehended by border erupted in 2011. Egyptian marble replica — soring history,” Michel said. subscribers next year. During a tomers in the U.S. The conserva- agents, the children were placed IS militants overran about two-thirds the size of London Mayor Boris review of Netflix’s results on tive forecast reflected the antici- in the care of Health and Human Palmyra in May 2015, demol- the original — was created by Johnson unveiled the model Monday, Hastings declared the pated loss of some longtime sub- Services until caseworkers could ishing Roman-era monuments the Institute for Digital Tuesday. It will stay in London company “really excited” about scribers due to the price screen and select suitable spon- including the archway and two Archaeology from photographs for three days before traveling the boost it expects from its increase. sors for them. large temples dating back of the original site using 3-D to cities including New York growing library of exclusive pro- There’s a worrisome history Republican lawmakers have more than 1,800 years — and imaging technology and com- and Dubai — and eventually to grams. here. In 2011, subscribers fled blamed the influx on Obama posting videos of their destruc- puter-aided carving tools. Palmyra itself. Amazon.com, Hulu and other when Netflix split off its DVD-by- administration policies they say services are scrambling to catch mail operation from its burgeon- encourage kids to leave their up with their own moves into ing streaming business, a shift countries and come to the border. original programming. Although that hiked prices as much as 60 They say releasing unaccompa- its own original slate is only a percent for some subscribers. nied children to sponsors who quarter the size of Netflix’s, Netflix lost 3 percent of its U.S. lack legal papers encourages ille- Amazon.com can boast that its subscribers at the time. A similar gal immigration and reduces the shows won more Emmy awards reaction to next month’s price chances the children will show up last year than its rival. increase might cost it 510,000 to for deportation hearings in immi- Netflix is counting on a vast 660,000 subscribers in the sec- gration court. library of original programming ond quarter. Immigrant advocates insist the to help keep subscribers on Analysts think a repeat is minors are fleeing violence and board as it faces tougher compe- unlikely. “I don’t think you are should be granted asylum. The tition. Amazon, for instance, just going to see a lot of people bailing top priority for children, they say, started offering its streaming- out and running for the exits,” is to be placed with parents or video service for $9 a month ; said Rosenblatt Securities ana- close relatives so they can get on previously, you had to sign up lyst Martin Pyykkonen — largely stable footing in the U.S. Any for the company’s $100-a-year because Netflix now has so many effort to deport sponsors might Prime service, which includes shows you can’t find anywhere spook them from coming forward free shipping from its e-com- else. and put the children at risk. merce site and other goodies. That original programming Immigration status is not a fac- Amazon is undercutting appears to be a major draw for tor in determining whether some- Netflix’s $10 monthly price for its many subscribers. In a recent one can sponsor a child. But most popular video-streaming online survey of 2,500 U.S. sponsors are asked their status, plan, as is Hulu, which charges adults conducted by Morgan and those in the country illegally $8. HBO charges $15 per month Stanley, 45 percent cited it as a must provide a backup plan to for a video-streaming service it reason to subscribe to Netflix. care for the children if they are launched last year to compete HBO, however, still has a huge deported. against Netflix. advantage over Netflix in terms of U.S. House Judiciary AP Photo Netflix will test the loyalty of prestige. Last year, HBO won 43 Committee Chairman Bob in this APril 5, 2002 file Photo, The Koh-i-noor, or “mountain of light,” diamond, set in the its long-time subscribers next Emmys, more than any other TV Goodlatte, a Virginia Maltese Cross at the front of the crown made for Britain’s late Queen Mother Elizabeth, is seen on her month when it starts to hike network, while Netflix’s original Republican, said he was not sur- coffin, along with her personal standard, a wreath and a note from her daughter, Queen Elizabeth II, as their prices 25 percent, following programs garnered just four — prised by the data. He blamed it is drawn to London’s Westminster Hall. India’s government has told the country’s top court it won’t try a two-year freeze that kept rates one less than Amazon.com. current policies for the surge on to reclaim the 106-carat Koh-i-Noor diamond, which is now part of the British crown jewels.The govern- the border, but did not say ment told the Supreme Court on Monday that the diamond was neither taken away forcibly nor stolen, whether placing children with but was given as a gift to Queen Victoria by an Indian king in the mid-19th century. Jordan halts plan to install sponsors who are here illegally created any additional problems. cameras at Jerusalem holy site “Since the president refuses to AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — spy on them. enforce our immigration laws, India government won’t try to Jordan’s prime minister on Jordan’s prime minister, unlawful immigrants in the Monday said his government has Abdullah Ensour, told the state- United States consistently pay decided to call off a plan to install run Petra News Agency that criminal organizations along the reclaim crown jewel from Britain surveillance cameras at Jordan was calling off the plan border thousands of dollars to NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s did not want to issue a ruling state of Andhra Pradesh. The Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy due to Palestinian concerns. smuggle their family members government has told the that might jeopardize a future large, colorless diamond then site, derailing a U.S.-brokered “We were surprised since we into the United States,” he said Supreme Court that it won’t attempt to bring back the dia- passed between Mughal princes, pact to ease tensions at the announced our intention to carry in a statement. request the return of the 106- mond or other treasures that Iranian warriors, Afghan rulers volatile hilltop compound. out the project by the reactions of Rep. Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat carat Koh-i-Noor diamond, once belonged to India. It told and Punjabi Maharajas before it The decision came just days some of our brothers in Palestine from California and a Judiciary which is now part of the British the government to take six was given in 1849 to the East before the Jewish holiday of who were skeptical about the Committee member, said the crown jewels. weeks to reconsider its position India Company, which then Passover — a time of increased project,” he said. “We have found government’s responsibility is to In a surprise statement, before the court decides whether offered it to the British queen. activity at the site. The spot is that this project is no longer find a safe home and guardian India’s solicitor general told the to dismiss the petition. India along with Pakistan and revered by Jews, who refer to it as enjoying a consensus, and it for children. Immigration status court on Monday that Britain The diamond is on display in Afghanistan have long squab- the Temple Mount, and Muslims, might be controversial. Therefore shouldn’t matter, she said. shouldn’t have to give the dia- the Tower of London, set in front bled over who has the rightful who call it the Noble Sanctuary. It we have decided to stop imple- “If you were here as a legal mond back. Ranjit Kumar said of the Queen Mother’s crown. claim to the diamond. has been a frequent scene of vio- menting it.” resident or a U.S. citizen, you the diamond had been given For many Indians, the loss of During a 2010 visit to India, lence in the past. The Jordanian decision could would petition for your child,” freely to the British in the mid- the Koh-i-Noor is symbolic of British Prime Minister David In a deal brokered by U.S. deal an embarrassing blow to she said. “Their only route is 19th century by the family of India’s subjugation under Cameron told local media that Secretary of State John Kerry, Kerry, who had hailed the deal at political asylum. It is not the Punjab’s Maharaja Ranjit Singh, British colonial rule, and its the diamond would stay in Jordan offered to install the cam- the time it was announced in visa system.” and had been “neither stolen nor return is viewed as partial com- Britain. eras last fall after clashes October and pushed behind the During the 20-month period forcibly taken by British rulers.” pensation for centuries of eco- “If you say yes to one between Palestinian protesters scenes in recent months for the covered by the data, more than The court was hearing a peti- nomic exploitation. (request), you suddenly find the and Israeli security forces. sides to wrap it up. half of unaccompanied children tion filed by a rights group ask- The Koh-i-Noor, which means British Museum would be The Palestinians had accused There was no immediate reac- were released to a parent. Many ing it to order the government to “Mountain of Light,” was discov- empty,” Cameron said. “I’m Israel of secretly plotting to take tion from the U.S., Israel or the others were placed with siblings, seek the return of the diamond. ered in the Golconda mines in afraid it’s going to have to stay over the site — a charge Israel Palestinians. aunts and uncles. The two-judge bench said it what is now the southern Indian put.” strongly denies — while Israel The site is revered by Jews as pointed to videos showing the location where the biblical Palestinian protesters using the Temples once stood. Today, it is The new look for Coke features more of the same mosque as cover while throwing home to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the NEW YORK (AP) — Diet Coke prominently feature a “red disc” Mexico next month then spread and Coke Zero as separate stones and firecrackers at police. third-holiest site in Islam. Under fans may soon feel more like reminiscent of regular Coke, in to other countries. In its flagship brands. The idea was that transparency a decades-old arrangement, Jews they’re drinking “the real thing.” addition to the colors already U.S. market, however, Coke says Coca-Cola Co. is trying to rein- by both sides would help ease are allowed to visit the site, but Coca-Cola says it is giving cans associated with each brand. Diet it’s still testing its options and vigorate its business, which is tensions. not pray there. Increased visits to and bottles of its flagship sodas a Coke cans are silver, Coke Zero that no changes are planned for facing intensifying competition But the plan quickly ran into the compound last fall by Jewish makeover, with plans to unify the cans are black and Coke Life, this year. and changing customer habits trouble, with the Palestinians nationalists, coupled with some appearance of regular Coke, Diet which is made with a mix of ste- The change is intended to around the world. The efforts objecting to Israeli demands to restrictions on Muslim access, set Coke, Coke Zero and Coke Life. via and sugar, features green. strengthen the Coke name and have included slashing costs, place cameras inside the mosque. off clashes that quickly escalated The world’s biggest beverage The Atlanta company says the maximize advertising dollars, with the goal of investing the sav- The Palestinians also said that into months of violence across maker says cans and bottles will “One Brand” look will roll out in rather than treating Diet Coke ings into stepped up marketing. Israel would use the cameras to Israel and the West Bank. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 23 States seek ways to regulate steep air-ambulance costs HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Hoeven of North Dakota sought supports bills introduced in first time Jason Ebert needed an to amend the Federal Aviation Congress last year that would air ambulance, it saved his life. Administration reauthorization require Medicare to pay closer The second time, it nearly broke legislation to allow states to attention to the actual cost of the bank. decide if they want to create services. The bill also would Both times, Montana doctors rules governing air ambulance require companies to disclose ordered Ebert flown 150 miles rates and services. their costs. from Bozeman to Billings for That effort failed, but Tester Montana is among the states treatment. But while insurance will continue to work on the seeking its own solution. covered the first flight, the hos- issue, his spokeswoman Marnee The Montana Legislature’s pital called a for-profit service Banks said. economic affairs interim commit- the second time, and Ebert got Patients sometimes don’t real- tee is studying the issue and stuck with a more than $27,000 ize they should ask or might not intends to introduce a bill during bill. be capable of asking whether its 2017 session. But state legis- “I can’t even fathom the differ- their transportation is in network lation likely will be limited in its ence in price,” said Ebert’s wife, or how much their insurance will effectiveness, Laslovich said. Mandy. cover. The result can be whopping “We can teeter around the As the air ambulance industry bills. Some Montana residents edges, but in dealing with the has grown, so too have com- have received “balance bills” of up substance of the problem, we’re plaints about costs and the lack to $90,000, said Jesse Laslovich, going to need an act of Congress of regulations. States that try to chief counsel for the Montana to say air ambulances don’t fall set rules are met with lawsuits Auditor and Insurance under the aviation deregulation that argue air ambulances — Commissioner’s Office. act,” Laslovich said. specially equipped aircraft, usu- Don Wharton, director of busi- Meanwhile, consumers are ally helicopters, used to ferry ness development for REACH urged to educate themselves. sick or injured people in emer- Medical Services, said the large The National Association of Thom Bridge/Independent Record via AP gencies — fall under the Airline bills are a product of commercial Insurance Commissioners In ThIs July 15, 2015 photo, an emergency helicopter flies over the scene of a fatal collision on Deregulation Act, which pre- insurance carriers and payers recently issued a statement Highway 287, north of Wolf Creek, Mont. Air ambulances are life-savers for many people who live in rural vents states from interfering being unwilling to pay the fair advising people to make sure states such as Montana, but as the industry has grown, so too have complaints about soaring bills and with fares, routes and services. market value for the service. they understand what, if any, air the lack of regulations over the sudden influx of private companies that provide helicopter and fixed-wing Last year, North Dakota law- Insurance companies and ambulance coverage they have. makers passed legislation that employee benefit managers say emergency services. required air ambulance services air ambulance companies won’t to be participating providers reveal actual costs, preventing with insurance companies that them from determining a fair pay- cover at least 75 percent of the ment. state’s population for inclusion “Affordability has a huge role in on a “primary call list.” But last patient access to health care serv- month, a federal judge ruled the ices,” said Clare Krusing, spokes- Airline Deregulation Act pre- woman for the Washington, D.C.- empted North Dakota’s law. based America’s Health Insurance The 1978 act was meant to Plans. “There needs to be much increase competition, reduce greater focus on whether the rates and improve airline pas- charges for these services are fair senger service. But competition and appropriate.” among air ambulance providers Some private air ambulance has the opposite effect. The companies are offering annual industry has high fixed costs, memberships for their services — including aircraft, pilots and for as little as $65. But critics trained medical staff. With note there’s no guarantee the increased competition, those company that sells the member- costs must be recouped from ship will be the one that actually among a smaller number of transports the covered patient. flights, leading to higher prices. For-profit companies argue the In Jason Ebert’s case, his first federal government’s Medicare trip for treatment involved a torn reimbursements are woefully aorta, and he took the flight in a lacking and state Medicaid reim- hospital-based air ambulance. bursements can be even less, Insurance picked up the entire meaning they have to charge $12,000 tab. some patients more to stay in The second trip came months business. later when Ebert felt dizzy, and The companies say they the Bozeman hospital called a respond to calls without regard SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC SKIN CANCER & COSMETIC for-profit air ambulance service. to whether the patient has DERMATOLOGY CENTER DERMATOLOGY CENTER That bill came to nearly insurance and write off millions $40,000, and the Eberts were of dollars yearly as uncollec- John Chung MD, FAAD left responsible for more than table. Board Certified Dermatologist Signs and symptoms that half of it. Rick Sherlock, CEO of the Fellowship Trained Mohs Surgeon Earlier this month, U.S. Sens. Virginia-based Association of Air Natasha Ballard, MD might indicate cancer Jon Tester of Montana and John Medical Services, said his group Board Certified Physician Eli Kim, MD Cancer is a disease so complex that even the most veteran of Board Certified Physician cancer researchers cannot fully explain the disease. Progress Study: Dinosaurs declining Victor Czerkasij, APRN, BC, FNP toward the diagnosis and treatment of cancer continues to be Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner made, but there’s still no telling if an individual will or won’t get this potentially deadly disease. long before the asteroid hit Amanda Cook, FNP-C One of the many things the medical community can say with cer- Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner NEW YORK (AP) — Dinosaurs familiar dinosaur, triceratops, tainty regarding cancer is that treatment is most effective when were in decline long before an belonged to a group that was on Ashley Thurman, FNP-C the cancer is found early. Melanoma skin cancer, for instance, asteroid strike polished them off the rise. Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner can be easily removed if it’s detected early and has not grown about 66 million years ago, a The results appear in a paper Catherine Ramsey into the skin. In fact, the five-year survival rate, which indicates study says. released Monday by the Licensed Medical Aesthetician the percentage of people who live at least five years after diag- It’s the latest contribution to a Proceedings of the National nosis, for those whose melanoma skin cancer is detected early long-running debate: Did the Academy of Sciences. Sakamoto 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW - Suite 300 • 423-472-3332 enough to remove the melanoma is nearly 100 percent. asteroid reverse the fortune of a said it’s not clear what caused Bradley Professional Building • Cleveland, TN • Accepting New Patients and Most Insurances However, if that melanoma has already spread to other parts of thriving group of animals? Or the long-term declines. the body by the time it’s detected, the five-year survival rate is were dinosaurs already strug- The results support the idea below 20 percent. gling, and the disruptive effects that the asteroid strike pushed a Do you suffer from While the disparity between survival rates is not as severe for all of the asteroid pushed them over struggling group into extinction, Vaginal Dryness? cancers as it is for melanoma skin cancers, early detection is still the edge to extinction? Or were rather than the idea that imperative when it comes to beating cancer. Part of the reason the dinosaurs headed for oblivion dinosaurs were doomed anyway, cancer is not always detected early is that it doesn’t always anyway? he said. He also noted that one make its presence felt until it has already reached an advanced While some have argued that group in decline still lives on in Consider joining a research study. stage. Pancreatic cancer, for instance, does not usually cause dinosaurs began petering out its descendants, today’s birds. any noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Instead, the first some 5 million or 10 million The killer asteroid is thought noticeable signs of pancreatic cancer can be back or belly pain. years before their final doom, the to have struck the coast of At this point, the cells in the pancreas have grown and begun to new paper suggests it started Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, cre- press on nearby nerves and organs. While these might be the happening much earlier, maybe ating widespread wildfires and 50 million years before the aster- lingering smoke that blocked first signs of pancreatic cancer, by this point the cancer is typi - oid catastrophe. sunlight, and changing climate. cally at an advanced stage. In terms of species, “they were Mark Norell, chair of the pale- Still, knowing the signs and symptoms of cancer is a great way going extinct faster than they ontology division at the American for men and women to catch the disease early when it’s most could replace themselves,” said Museum of Natural History in treatable. Though the following signs and symptoms are not paleontologist Manabu Sakamoto New York, called Sakamoto’s always indicative of cancer, their presence should be enough for of the University of Reading in analysis “the best you can do” adults to consult their physicians. Call Chattanooga Medical Research to find out why hundreds of people * Fatigue: Extreme tiredness that does not improve even with England. given the lack of available fossils in Chattanooga are participating in clinical trials. He led a team of British scien- from that time. ample rest could be a sign that cancer is growing. In certain can- tists who analyzed three large Most data came from North cers, including leukemia, this happens in the early stages. In dinosaur family trees, looking for America with some from Asia and addition, some colon or stomach cancers cause blood loss, evidence of when extinctions western Europe he said, and the which can result in fatigue. began to outnumber the appear- conclusion would be firmer if fos- * Pain: Early on, bone cancers or testicular cancer often manifest ances of new species. sils could be included from a themselves through pain. Back pain can be a symptom of ovarian They found that starting to wider geographical distribution. 423.648.7794 // chattmedresearch.com // or contact Dr. Kirk Brody at 423.602.9674 cancer or cancer of the colon or rectum. Unfortunately, when happen about 50 million years David Fastovsky, chair of the pain is a result of cancer, the cancer has already begun to metas - before the asteroid for most geosciences department at the tasize. groups of dinosaurs. Two other University of Rhode Island in * Unexplained weight loss: One of the first signs of cancer might groups showed increases rather Kingston, said placing the seeds “Your hearing is our priority” be the unexplained loss of 10 pounds or more. This is most com - than declines; if their results are of the decline so early in time is mon with cancers of the pancreas, stomach, esophagus, or lung. included, the overall time for the striking and unexpected. * Skin changes: Cancers of the skin and other cancers can start of dinosaur decline shrinks Paleontologists will no doubt cause certain changes in the skin. Jaundice, when the skin and to 24 million years before the examine the study “quite closely,” eyes turn a yellowish color, is one such change. The skin can final demise. he said. also redden, itch or darken, a condition known as hyperpigmen- Declining groups include two- —- tation. Excessive hair growth on the skin is another skin change legged carnivores like T. rex and Online: that might indicate the presence of cancer. the immense, long-necked, four- University of Reading video: * Fever: A common side effect of cancer, fever most often hap - legged plant eaters known as https://youtu.be/7X2dz1es-Gw pens after the cancer has metastasized. Cancers that effect the sauropods. In contrast, another Journal: http://www.pnas.org immune system often cause fever as the body finds it more dif- ficult to fight infection. In certain blood cancers, including leu - Madrid mayor: Dog poop culprits kemia or lymphoma, fever is an early sign of cancer. Should any of the aforementioned signs or symptoms appear, men and women should consult their physicians immediately. may have to clean city’s streets Tiffany Ahlberg, 423-641-0956 MADRID (AP) — Dog owners in tially focus on two city districts Au.D., CCC-A CALL FOR YOUR Madrid beware: Pick up after where many dog owners are not APPOINTMENT TODAY! your pooch or face working as a cleaning up after their pets. 423-472-3332 street cleaner. Dog owners could be fined up 2401 North Ocoee Street, 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW Madrid Mayor Manuela to 1,500 euros ($1,700) if caught. Carmena is warning dog owners Carmena also says she’ll propose Suite 201 Suite 300 they’ll face stiff fines or possibly to city councilors that offenders Accepting New Patients and Most Insurance weekend work as street cleaners perform street cleaning assign- Cleveland, TN 37311 if they are caught in an upcoming ments on Saturdays or Sundays (Directly behind Medical Center Pharmacy) www.thedermcenters.com dog poop crackdown. Carmena as a possible substitute for the says Monday that police will ini- fines. 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

Blondie

ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 Happy Birthday: Your emotions ers. This is a year of revelation and CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS will lead the way, and your heart will discovery. Take time to evaluate what DAY: Tony Romo, 36; Rob Riggle, 46; force you into situations that can you have and what you truly need. Do Andie MacDowell, 58; Iggy Pop, 69. influence your relationships with oth- your best to discard deadweight and focus on what's really important to you. Your numbers are 1, 7, 18, 25, 34, 45, 48. ARIES (March 21-April 19): You'll pick up information quickly and find a Contract Bridge way to implement it into your everyday by Steve Becker life. A practical approach to work will keep you out of trouble. A change Hagar the Horrible regarding your feelings will depend on how you are approached. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Use your intelligence and take a calculated risk. List your qualifications and some- one will suggest an interesting posi- tion or activity that you should consid- er. Don't rely on someone who has been evasive in the past. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Work on building up your physical strength. An emotional situation will be revealed if you are too open with your personal feelings and emotions. Work on improving your physical health, diet Dilbert and fitness. A romantic encounter will boost your morale. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emotional issues will escalate if you don't discuss your feelings and con- cerns openly. Face any challenges you meet with the willingness to com- promise, and strive to improve your personal relationships. Try something new. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Do whatev- er it takes to lift your spirits and get you back into the swing of things. A physical change or taking on a new challenge will boost your enthusiasm Garfield and encourage you to have fun. Make romance your mission. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Travel or engage in a learning frenzy that will challenge your mind and give you new things to think about or experience. Expanding your vision will bring your plans closer to fruition. Don't give in to unreasonable demands. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A short trip should include someone you enjoy being with. Mixing business with pleasure will bring you closer to resolving an issue that concerns your lifestyle or current living arrange- Beetle Bailey ments. Romance will result in emo- tional rewards. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Make a personal or professional move that will satisfy your creative imagination. Don't just think about what you want to see transpire, make it happen. Don't wait for someone else to make the first move. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get involved in events or activities that will give you an outlet for your energy. Physical fitness will encourage you to improve your living quarters. Love is on the rise. Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): By Conrad Day Stick to what you know and don't let an emotional matter lead you into an unsavory situation. Keep the peace and keep your home and personal life stable. An investment regarding your property or retirement will add to your security. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Look over a deal you've been contem- plating, or finalize personal documents that will ease your mind and allow you to put a little cash toward something that will improve your looks or your relationship with someone you love. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Don't believe everything that is being thrown at you. If someone pressures you, take a pass. Join forces with someone who is offering stability and an equal partnership. Chose brains over brawn and you will achieve your goal. Birthday Baby: You are receptive, quick and dedicated. You are proac- tive and stylish. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 20, 2016— 25

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Testament HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Living With Thicker Than Water Å Thicker Than Water Å Thicker Than Water Å››› “Ghost” (1990, Fantasy) Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore. Å Quit Your Day Job (N) ››› “Ghost” (1990) Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore. Å BRAVO 62Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC There Goes the Motherhood Happens Housewives/NYC Motherhood SYFY 63››› “Se7en” (1995, Suspense) Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow. Å› “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. Å› “The Final Destination” (2009) Bobby Campo. Å› “Abduction” (2011) Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins. Å SPIKE 64(3:00) ›› “Four Brothers” (2005) ’››› “Assault on Precinct 13” (2005) Ethan Hawke. Premiere. ’› “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx, Gerard Butler. ’›› “Four Brothers” (2005) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson. ’ COM 65(3:14) ››› “Dazed and Confused” (1993) (:18) ›› “Pineapple Express” (2008) Seth Rogen, James Franco. Å South Park South Park South Park South Park Broad City Time/Bong Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Broad City MTV 66(3:40) › “How High” (2001) Method Man, Redman. ’› “Friday After Next” (2002) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’›› “Next Friday” (2000) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ (:01) Catfish: The TV Show (12:02) › “How High” ’ VH1 67Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Family Therapy Family Therapy Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Family Therapy ›› “Space Jam” (1996, Comedy) Michael Jordan. ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› “Groundhog Day” (1993) Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell. Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å BET 69House/Payne House/Payne › “Baggage Claim” (2013, Romance-Comedy) Paula Patton, Derek Luke. Å Martin Å (:31) Martin House/Payne House/Payne House, Payne House/Payne Wayans Bros. Wayans Bros. The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83To Be Announced Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Impossible Engineering (N) Impossible Engineering ’ Outrageous Acts of Science Impossible Engineering ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate The Senate assembles for a legislative session. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Rosary Communion Yesterday, The World EWTN News Philosopher’s Daily Mass - Olam EWTN Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Religious Vaticano The Catholic Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Law & Order “Paradigm” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Gunplay” ’ Law & Order “Cut” Å Law & Order “Gov Love” ’ Law & Order “Cry Wolf” ’ Law & Order ’ Å DISXD 117Penn Zero Pickle-Peanut Star-For. Gravity Falls (:15) ››› “Monsters University” (2013, Comedy) Voices of Billy Crystal. Walk the Lab Rats Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Spider-Man Star-Rebels Kirby Buckets Walk the GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Minute to Win It Å Idiotest Idiotest Skin Wars Å Politi. Idiotest Idiotest (N) Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Grandmother Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Donut Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrapped Tiffani’s Tiffani’s Extra Virgin Extra Virgin Suppers Suppers Good Eats Good Eats Tiffani’s Tiffani’s WE 163Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Confession” Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order “Aria” Å Law & Order “Asylum” ’ Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å Law & Order ’ Å GALA 217Cómplices al Rescate Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Noticiero Con Joaquin (:25) Vecinos TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Esclava Blanca (N) (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Esclava Blanca ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Un camino hacia el destino (:01) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Premier League Soccer Premier League Goal Zone NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Washington Capitals at Philadelphia Flyers. (Live) NHL Hockey Dallas Stars at Minnesota Wild. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Overtime Boxing DLC 319NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å NY ER Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ My Teen Is Pregnant My Teen Is Pregnant Rattled “Daycare Drama” ’ Rattled ’ Å My Teen Is Pregnant Rattled “Daycare Drama” ’ Wednesday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 10 p.m. on (WRCB) 10 p.m. on (WTVC) 10 p.m. on (FX) Arrow Supernatural Chicago P.D. Nashville The Americans An ally helps Oliver (Stephen Amell) com- The show gets a big dose of wrestling — A possible, unlikely heroin dealer — a col- Country-music star Thomas Rhett appears Martha (Alison Wright) finally has to con- bat Darhk (guest star Neal McDonough) in even encompassing a guest appearance by lege professor — confounds Burgess (Ma- as himself in the new episode “Didn’t Ex- front a truth she has long denied, and her “Taken,” directed by former “Rookie Blue” WWE champ Mike “The Miz” Mizanin — in rina Squerciati) in “A Night Owl.” He claims pect It to Go Down This Way,” as Rayna life may never be the same as a result, in a co-star Gregory Smith. The helper is Vixen “Beyond the Mat.” A staple of the sport innocence, prompting Voight (Jason Beghe) and Deacon (Connie Britton, Charles Es- new episode called “The Rat.” Elsewhere, (guest star Megalyn E.K.), who has the abil- dies, prompting fans Dean and Sam (Jen- to send Olinsky and Antonio (Elias Koteas, ten) worry about runaway Maddie (Lennon a chilling new development in the work ity to take on the traits of animals, letting sen Ackles, Jared Padalecki) to go to the Jon Seda) to seek other potential suspects. Stella). Juliette (Hayden Panettiere) fears William (Dylan Baker) is doing forces the her determine rather quickly where Darhk funeral. There, another wrestler turns up Roman (Brian Geraghty) discusses his ca- competition from Layla (Aubrey Peeples) Jenningses (Keri Russell, Matthew Rhys) to is. Thea and Malcolm (Willa Holland, John dead, prompting the Winchester brothers to reer aims with Platt (Amy Morton). Halstead for Avery (Jonathan Jackson). Riff’s sudden examine the horrifying realities that biologi- Barrowman) have a serious, pivotal discus- get back to business fast. Aleks Paunovic (Jesse Lee Soffer) gets after-hours work via absence puts Luke (Will Chase) on the hunt cal warfare would entail. sion. Katie Cassidy and Emily Bett Rickards also guest stars. Mouse (guest star Samuel Hunt). Sophia for a substitute. Autumn (guest star Alicia also star. Bush also stars. Witt) causes problems for others.

THURSDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING APRIL 21, 2016 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Live at 5:00 Live at 5:30 News Nightly News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition Strong (N) ’ Å The Blacklist (N) ’ Å Game of Silence (N) Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Mark Jeske Graham Holy Land Billy Graham Crusade Drive Potters Trinity Family Joel Osteen Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å Watchman Acts of God Bless Lord WTNB 5High School News WTNB Today Body Southern-Fit Tennova Talk Around Town First Baptist Church Perry Stone Around Town High School News Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle DC’s Legends of Tomorrow The 100 “Demons” (N) ’ Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Look Sexy Anger Paid Program WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Idols Shuler Awards (N) The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries Catching HiCrim Tavis Smiley Shuler Awards DAYSTAR 8Kennedy Bill Winston Mission Jewish Voice Guillermo Creflo Dollar Jewish Jesus John Hagee Rod Parsley Gateway Empowered By the Spirit Blessed Life M. Chironna New Level K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Grey’s Anatomy (N) Å Scandal (N) ’ Å The Catch (N) ’ Å News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ (:37) Nightline WTCIPBS 10 Ready Jet Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts World News Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Southern First Things Masterpiece Classic Å Masterpiece Mystery! Å A Chef’s Life World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 (3:30) ››› “Casino Royale” (1967) Peter Sellers. Å› “Excess Baggage” (1997) Alicia Silverstone. Å›› “Mad Dog Time” (1996) Ellen Barkin. Å›› “Bandits” (2001, Comedy) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton. Å Thunder-Light WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Odd Couple (:01) Mom (N) 2 Broke Girls Rush Hour (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Honora Jewelry Collection NEST Fragrances (N) Oil Cosmetics Honora Jewelry Collection “Honora Pearl Harvest” Shoe Shopping With Jane H by Halston Honora Jewelry Collection C. Wonder - Fashion CSPAN 14(3:00) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “In the Box” ’ Elementary ’ Å Elementary “The Leviathan” Elementary “Dirty Laundry” How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Body Solutions by Rhonda Sigrid Olsen Fashions (N) Easy Spirit Footwear (N) Beauty Report With Amy Beauty Report With Amy The List With Colleen Lopez The List With Colleen Lopez Body Solutions by Rhonda Serena Williams Sig. E! 23Kourt & Kim Khloe Khloe Khloe Khloe Khloe E! News (N) Å L.A. Clippers Dance Squad ›› “Miss Congeniality” (2000) Sandra Bullock. Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’ NCIS: Los Angeles ’›› “3 Days to Kill” (2014, Action) Kevin Costner. Premiere. Å (DVS) ›› “3 Days to Kill” (2014) Kevin Costner, Amber Heard. Å (DVS) LIFE 25Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars (N) Project Runway All Stars (N) Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars Project Runway All Stars TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline: Real Life Mysteries My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å My 600-Lb. Life: Where My 600-Lb. Life: Extended Extreme Weight Loss Twins tackle a weight-loss challenge. Extreme Weight Loss “Nyla” My 600-Lb. Life: Extended TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Seinfeld 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Conan Å Full Frontal Conan Å TNT 28Castle “One Life to Lose” Castle “Law & Murder” ’ Castle “Slice of Death” ’ NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Å NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Å Inside the NBA (N) Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ Å Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30Two Men Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “X-Men: The Last Stand” (2006) Hugh Jackman. ’›› “The Wolverine” (2013, Action) Hugh Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada. Archer (N) ’ Archer Å Archer Å›› “The Wolverine” (2013) ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter Special (N) (Live) SportsCenter Special (N) NFL Matchup NFL Matchup SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32The Jump First/Re-Take SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption Rookie Rookie E:60 SportsCenter SportsCenter Special (N) NFL Live (N) Å SportsCenter Special (N) FSTN 33Best of WEC Destination ACC Access Best of WEC Predators Predators NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Braves. SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) College Baseball Arkansas at Kentucky. From Cliff Hagan Stadium in Lexington, Ky. (N) SEC Now (N) (Live) SEC Now SEC Now GOLF 35(3:00) PGA Tour Golf Valero Texas Open, First Round. (N) LPGA Tour Golf Swinging Skirts Classic, First Round. (N) (Live) Golf Central PGA Tour Golf Valero Texas Open, First Round. Golf Central FS1 36(3:00) The Ultimate Fighter NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Cuba Pregame MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals. (N) (Live) Å MLB Whiparound (N) Å Sports Live Sports Live TMZ Sports Best I Herd FSSE 37College Softball Tulsa at Oklahoma State. Outdoors The Panel The Panel The Panel College Baseball Oklahoma State at Oklahoma. Driven Driven WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Strangest Weather on Earth Tornado Road “The Storm” Tornado Road Tornado Road Tornado Road CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Marijuana USA NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks at Nashville Predators. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Å American Greed American Greed MSNBC 40MSNBC Live W/ Kate Snow MTP Daily (N) With All Due Respect (N) Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper The Situation Room (N) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) The Eighties (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å The Eighties HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) The Eighties (N) Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Special Report Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å The Kelly File HIST 44Alone “The Hunger” Å Alone “The Freeze” Å Alone “Brokedown Palace” Alone “Triumph” ’ Å Alone ’ Å Alone (Season Premiere) (N) Vikings “The Last Ship” ’ Join or Die Night Class (12:01) Alone ’ Å TRUTV 45Carbonaro Carbonaro Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Knockout Late Snack Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 4660 Days In “Pod Drama” ’ The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 (N) ’ Å (:01) 60 Days In (N) Å (:05) The First 48 ’ Å (12:03) The First 48 Å DISC 47Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid ’ Å Naked and Afraid ’ Å NGC 48Life Below Zero Life Below Zero Primal Survivor Life Below Zero Life Below Zero Life Below Zero (N) Primal Survivor “Killer Cold” Life Below Zero Primal Survivor “Killer Cold” TRAV 49Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum (N) Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum FOOD 50Farmhouse Trisha’s Sou. Pioneer Wo. Valerie Home Chopped Chopped “Family Affair” Chopped Cooks vs. Cons (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Cooks vs. Cons HGTV 51Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Hunters Hunters Masters of Flip (N) Å Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ANPL 52Finding Bigfoot: Further River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å River Monsters ’ Å How to Catch River Monster (:03) River Monsters (N) ’ (:04) Finding Bigfoot (N) ’ (:05) River Monsters Å (12:06) Finding Bigfoot ’ FREE 53The Middle ››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. (:45) ››› “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993, Comedy) Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan. The 700 Club ’ Å “Flintstones-Rck” DISN 54›› “The Game Plan” (2007, Comedy) ’ ‘PG’ Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Liv-Mad. Stuck/Middle K.C. Under. Bunk’d ’ Best Friends K.C. Under. Bunk’d Å Austin & Ally Girl Meets Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans › “Zookeeper” (2011, Comedy) Kevin James. ’ Å Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Gumball Teen Titans Clarence (N) Gumball Powerpuff Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke Å Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:30) ››› “Animal House” (1978) John Belushi. ‘R’ Å››› “Back to the Future” (1985, Comedy) Michael J. Fox. ‘PG’ Å››› “Back to the Future Part II” (1989) Michael J. Fox. ‘PG’ Å››› “Back to the Future Part III” (1990) Michael J. Fox. TCM 59(3:15) “Honeymoon Hotel” ››› “The Cardinal” (1963, Drama) Tom Tryon, Romy Schneider, Carol Lynley. Å›››› “Some Like It Hot” (1959) Tony Curtis. Å (:15) ››› “The Odd Couple” (1968) Jack Lemmon. Å (12:15) “The Apartment” HALL 60Little House on the Prairie Little House on the Prairie Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Top Model (:25) ›› “The Last Song” (2010) Miley Cyrus. Å››› “Pride & Prejudice” (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen. Å (:40) ››› “Pride & Prejudice” (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen, Judi Dench. Å BRAVO 62Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing New York Happens Million Dollar Listing New York Shahs-Sunset SYFY 63› “Legion” (2010, Horror) Paul Bettany, Lucas Black. Å› “The Final Destination” (2009) Bobby Campo. Å››› “Starship Troopers” (1997, Science Fiction) Casper Van Dien, Dina Meyer. Å›› “Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation” (2004) SPIKE 64›› “Homefront” (2013, Action) Jason Statham, James Franco. ’›› “Snitch” (2013, Crime Drama) Dwayne Johnson, Barry Pepper. ’ Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync ›› “Snitch” (2013) Dwayne Johnson, Barry Pepper. ’ COM 65Amy Schumer Amy Schumer Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (:41) ›› “Step Brothers” (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Å Amy Schumer Time/Bong Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Adam Devine MTV 66(:15) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. (:45) Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. The Real World: Go Big Real Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67(3:30) ›› “You Got Served” (2004) ’›› “Roll Bounce” (2005, Comedy-Drama) Bow Wow, Chi McBride. ’›› “Space Jam” (1996, Comedy) Michael Jordan. ’ Black Ink Crew ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’›› “Deliver Us From Eva” CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Dude Perfect Ed Bass. Dude Perfect Ed Bass. Ed Bass. Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å BET 69House, Payne House/Payne › “B.A.P.S” (1997, Comedy) Halle Berry, Martin Landau, Ian Richardson. Martin Å Martin Å Chasing Destiny Chasing Destiny (:14) The Wayans Bros. ’ The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made Impossible Engineering ’ Impossible Engineering ’ Machines Machines Impossible Engineering ’ Impossible Engineering ’ CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate The Senate assembles for a legislative session. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Donut Man Animated St. Savoring Vocation EWTN News Philosopher’s Daily Mass - Olam World Over Live (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary Father Spitzer’s Universe Defend Life Women of Daily Mass - Olam WPXA ION 107 Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Payback” ’ Blue Bloods “New Rules” Blue Bloods Å Blue Bloods “Pilot” Å Blue Bloods “Samaritan” ’ Blue Bloods “Privilege” ’ Blue Bloods “Officer Down” Blue Bloods ’ Å DISXD 117››› “Monsters University” (2013) John Goodman Star Wars Lab Rats Gamer’s G. Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Walk the Lab Rats Star-Rebels Gravity Falls Gravity Falls Spider-Man Star-Rebels Kirby Buckets Walk the GSN 144Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Politi. Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Chain Rea. Chain Rea. COOK 153Grandmother Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Donut Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrap2.0 Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Cheap Eats Carnival Eats Good Eats Good Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats WE 163House ’ Å House “Words and Deeds” House ’ Å House ’ Å Mary Mary Mary Mary (N) Sisters In Law (N) Mary Mary Sisters In Law GALA 217Cómplices al Rescate Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo La Familia María Vecinos Familia Diez La Familia Vecinos Hotel Todo Noticiero Con Joaquin Familia Diez TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) La Esclava Blanca (N) (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Esclava Blanca ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. 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Frito-Lay Coke Doritos or Pringles Products Ruffles Chips Yoo-Hoo Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Fridge Pack 12 Pack, 12 Oz. Cans 8.5-11 Oz. 5.32-6.63 Oz. 12 Pack, 11 Oz. Cans SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 97 $ 58 ¢ $ 40 4On 3 3 $ 3On 2 2 $ 38 2 $ 1 $ / 10 / 5 On 2 / 3 4.79

Famous Amos Maxwell House Capri-Sun Cookies or Keebler Nutri-Grain or Wake Up Roast 100% Juice Animal Crackers Fiber Plus Bars Coffee Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 30.65 Oz. 10 Pack 12.4-13 Oz. 6-10.4 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $170 $5.99 $126 $2.99 $120 $2.49 $110 $2.49

Kraft Welch’s 100% Gatorade Kraft Macaroni & Grape Juice All Stars Easy Mac Cups Cheese Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Organic 64 Oz. 6 Pack,12 Oz. Bottles 1.9-2.39 Oz. 5.5-7.25 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE ¢ $ 90 ¢ $ 96 30 $3.99 1 $2.99 10 89¢ 2On 4 4/$5

Kellogg’s Disney Raisin Bran Fruit Snacks or or Frosted General Mills Quaker Sunshine Mini-Wheats Cereal Oats Cheez-It Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 13.5-18.7 Oz. 14.8-18 Oz. 18 Oz. 6-8 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE up to up to up to $ 30 2 $ $ 20 $ 98¢ 2 $ $ 97 3 $ 4On 2 / 5 2 2.99 On 2 / 5 3On 3 / 5

S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 2 S1 Saturday, April 23rd, 2016 ONE DAY SALE! Prices good only while supplies last. No dealers please.

CUSTOM CUT & PACKAGED FREE!

Tray Pack Crystal Geyser Whole Grade A Fresh Water Boneless Boneless Seedless 32 Pack Pork Loin Chicken Tenders Watermelons 16.9 Oz. Bottles SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE $ $ 40 $ $ 30 $ $ $ $ 2 Lb. 3 Lb. 3 2 1.49lb. 1.69lb. 3.99ea. 2.99ea. Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only!

Blue Bell Ice Cream Single Layer Kellogg’s Selected Flavors Fresh John Morrell Cereal Half Gallon Coconut Cake Deli Ham 14.7-18 Oz. Box SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE up to $ $ 10 $ $ $ $ $ $ 98 3 3 3Lb. On 2 3.99 4.99ea. 1.99lb. 2/ 5 4 Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only!

Saturday, April 23rd 2016 Only! BEER favorite selections

Bayou Bootlegger Blue Point Goose Island Hard Brewery Beer Co. Root Beer Sweetwater or 6 Pack 6 Pack 6 Pack New Belgium 12 Oz. Bottles 12 Oz. Bottles 12 Oz. Bottles Brewing Beer 12 Pack, 12 Oz. $ $ $ $ Cans or Bottles 14.99 7.79 7.79 7.9 9 We will Price Match! IF YOU CAN FIND A LOWER PRICE

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S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 3 S1 MEAT cleveland ’s finest meats

Value Pack SAVE $ Boneless 2Lb. Pork Ribs SAVE $ 30 Bottom Round $ Roast $ 2 Lb. 3.99lb. 2.19lb.

Value Pack Boneless SAVE • All Natural • $ Bottom Round No Hormones!! 1Lb. Steaks No Antibiotics!! SAVE Nature’s Source All Natural $ 90 $ 90% Lean $ 1 Lb. Ground Sirloin 5.29lb. 4.19lb.

TASTE THE DIFFERENCE Top Sirloin SAVE Steaks $ 2Lb. $ 6.99lb. Angus beef at its best The Top Sirloin Steak is lean, tender and full of flavor!!!

S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 4 S1 MEAT cleveland ’s finest meats

90% Lean, Thick Cut Bacon Wrapped SAVE ¢ Ground Sirloin 60Lb. Fresh Patties Grade A Chicken Thighs $ & Drumsticks 1.49lb. $ 4.99lb. SAVE $ 1Lb.

SAVE $ GRILL!!! 2Lb. Greaton the Netted Boneless Center Cut $ Ham Steaks Pork Roast 2.99lb. This roast is netted to help hold the shape and moisture of the roast during the cooking SAVE process. It is cut from the portion of the pork loin also referred to as the pork rib eye!!! ¢ 80Lb. $ 3.19lb. SEAFOOD ocean fresh

Try This Delicious Salmon Burger On A Cedar Wood Plank. Available At The Seafood Counter.

SAVE SAVE SAVE $ $ ¢ 2Lb. 2Lb. 30Ea.

Great On The Grill! Wild Harvested Seasoned Yellow Fin $ Cod $ Salmon Burger $ Tuna Steaks 8.99lb. Fillets 7.9 9 lb. 5 Oz. 2.89ea.

S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 5 S1 FROZEN quality meals in minutes

Tony’s Bagel T.G.I. Friday’s Pizzeria Bites Snacks Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 18.56-20.6 Oz. 7 Oz. & 9 Ct. 7.6-13.5 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 78 $ 70 $ 58 2On 2 2/$5 1On 2 2/$4 3On 2 2/$5

Banquet Voila! Ore•Ida Boneless Chicken Entrées Frozen Potatoes Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 24-26.5 Oz. 21 Oz. 16-32 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE $ $ 20 $ 38 1 $3.99 1 $3.79 2On 2 2/$5 DAIRY udderly delicious

Simply Sunny D Best Choice Juice Citrus Punch Cheese Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Shredded or Chunk 59 Oz. 64 Oz. 6-8 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 50 ¢ $ 47 1 $3.49 80 99¢ 2On 3 3/$5

Silk Fairlife Milk Milk Parkay Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Spread 64 Oz. 52 Oz. 41 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE $1 $2.99 $180 $2.99 $150 $2.99 MEAT breakfast, lunch & dinner

Oscar Mayer Bar-S Carolina Pride Uploaded Oscar Mayer Meat Franks Sliced Bacon Lunchables Beef or Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Cheese Franks 16 Oz. 12 Oz. 14-15 Oz. 16 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE ¢ ¢ $ 00 $ 80 56Ea. $1.09 46Ea. $3.19 1 Ea. $2.79 1 Ea. $3.79

Land O’ Frost Kanimi Wampler’s Bistro Sliced Imitation Whole Hog Conecuh Lunch Meat Crab Meat Pork Sausage Smoked Sausage Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 6 Oz 8 Oz. 16 Oz. 16 Oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE ¢ $ ¢ ¢ ¢ 50Ea. 2.69 50Ea. $2.49 90Ea. $2.39 40Ea. $4.29 S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 6 S1 We will match the printed ad produce prices of Food City, Food Lion, Publix, or Wal-Mart on any identical item every week. PRODUCE savor the seasonal sweetness SOME OF THE REASONS WE’VE BEEN VOTED Cleveland’s Best Produce TWO YEARS IN A ROW

Check out our “Ready to Use” convenience section

SAVE 90¢ “The king of the fruits,” mango fruit is Make your own! Fresh ground Tasty Almond or Peanut Butter. Mangoes one of the most popular, nutritionally rich fruits with unique flavor, fragrance, taste, GLORIOUS BLOOMS ¢ and health promoting qualities, making it let us create your arrangement ea. numero-uno among new functional foods, Not just a “Floral Department.” We have a 79 REAL FLORIST in our store for your convenience! often labeled as “super fruits.” Special Arrangements; Weddings are our specialty.

Washington Extra Fancy Jumbo Red Delicious Sunkist Apples Navel Oranges SAVE SAVE Nature Nurture ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ $ ea. 50Lb. 20 Bouquets 11.99 99 lb. 79 ea.

Jumbo Green Giant Russet Whole Potatoes Mushrooms 8 Lb. Bag 8 Oz. SAVE SAVE ¢ $ $ 98 2 $ 1 On 2 2.99ea. / 3 Chalkboard Poetry $ Ceramic Planters 11.99ea.

S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 7 S1 DELI homemade freshness Ribs on Saturday all summer long! • DELI MENU • Available Everyday: BBQ Pork, Fried Chicken, Chicken Tenders, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Mac & Cheese, and Potato Logs. Mondays: Baked Boneless Chicken Breast, Lasagna, Pinto Beans, SAVE SAVE $ $ Fried Okra, Turnip Greens, and Peach Cobbler. 2Lb. 2Lb. (After 4 - Chicken Casserole) Kretschmar Fresh Oven Roasted Black Forest Tuesdays: $ $ Meatloaf, Country Fried Steak, Great Northern Beans, Turkey Breast lb. Ham lb. 5.99 5.99 Green Peas, New Potatoes and Baked Apples. (After 4 - Cooke’s Ribs) Wednesdays: Chicken & Dumplings, Sausage & Kraut, White Beans, Cooked Cabbage, Fried Squash, and Peach Cobbler. SAVE SAVE (After 4 - Beef Tips & Rice) $ $ 2Lb. 1Lb. Lb. Thursdays: Fresh Fresh Chicken & Dressing, Beef Tips, Pinto Beans, Yams, Corn, Colby $ Pasta $ and Blackberry Cobbler. (After 4 - Stuffed Pork Chops) Cheese lb. Salad lb. 4.99 2.99 Fridays: Fried Fish, Salisbury Steak, Great Northern Beans, BAKERY sweet decadence Brussel Sprouts, and Banana Pudding. Saturdays: Sweet & Sour Chicken, Fried Pork Chops, Fried Okra, Cooked Cabbage, Pinto Beans, and Baked Apples. Sundays: Meatloaf, Chicken & Dressing, Corn, Yams, Pinto Beans, and Peach Cobbler. DON’T FORGET ABOUT BREAKFAST! • MON-SAT 7AM-10AM BISCUITS, BACON, SAUSAGE AND ALL THE COUNTRY FIXINS’!

SAVE SAVE Ea. $ $ 2Ea. 1Ea. Fresh Fresh Strawberry $ Kaiser $ Pie 4.99ea. Rolls 2.99ea. Made from Scratch Tomato Pie SAVE SAVE 10 Inch $ ¢ Ea. 1 50 SAVE Chocolate Chip Apple $ $ 1Ea. Cookies $ Turnovers $ ea. 18 Count 2.99ea. 4 Count 3.49ea. 18.99 S1 COOKES_0420_PAGE 8 S1