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161st YEAR • NO. 290 APRIL 4, 2016 CLEVELAND, TN 32 PAGES • 50¢ Spring Branch Industrial Park a key to CU future By RICK NORTON utility relies on revenue for current and ly addressed in CU’s budget proposal ing about $125 million includes rate budget, according to reports made to Associate Editor future operation. for fiscal year 2017, a detailed docu- hikes in all three major divisions: board members by Ken Webb, CU pres- On another hand, conservation has ment that also serves as a long-range Electric, 1.5 percent (excluding any TVA ident and CEO, and Marshall Stinnett, Like many public distributors of elec- become a society buzzword, and right- planning tool for the next decade. pass-through hikes); Water, 4 percent vice president/CFO. tricity, water and sewer services, fully so. Even utility companies them- The budget document and long-range (excluding a 1.13 percent pass-through “These are all equal to or slightly less Cleveland Utilities is finding itself in a selves — like CU — are among the grow- plan, approved unanimously in a recent hike from the Hiwassee Utilities than what was called for when the 2016 catch-22. ing number of advocates working close- gathering of the Cleveland Board of Commission); and Wastewater, 4.5 per- budget was prepared and projected out On the one hand, moderate weather ly with communities to curtail power Public Utilities, will be addressed April cent. into the 2017 budget,” Webb said. over the past couple of years has been and water usage. Again, it’s good for 11 in a Cleveland City Council budget Although the trio of rate hikes might The Electric Division rate adjustment good for customers because they’re pay- customers but not so good for Cleveland retreat. come as an unwelcome surprise to cus- will be phased in over a period of time, ing smaller monthly bills, but bad for Utilities. The lessening sales impact the As previously reported by the tomers, this is not their public debut. if the budget is ultimately approved by CU because those smaller bills mean utility’s bottom line. Cleveland Daily Banner in the March 30 All were forecast by CU last year in the fewer sales. Like any business, the local Both are quandaries that are careful- edition, the 2017 budget proposal total- development of the fiscal year 2016 See INDUSTRIAL, Page 6 Inside Today Recycling interest by public could be shrinking KAB board

Contributed photo THE SIGHT OF UTILITY crews, left, arriving in their big bucket trucks to trim foliage away from transmission lines is not always a favorite eyes reasons Braves already moment for homeowners. Preventing this from having to happen is one of the goals of Tree Line USA members. At right, urban landscapes By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG awaiting next year can be beautiful, but too often they feature a natural rivalry between the beauty of trees and the need for keeping them clear of power lines. Banner Staff Writer The board of Cleveland/Bradley The Atlanta Braves and Keep America Beautiful is continu- Washington Nationals are open- ing to puzzle over how to get people ing the baseball season with dif- more interested in recycling. ferent expectations for 2016. The CU earns Tree Line USA As the costs of recycling continue Braves seem focused solely on to rise, some 2017 and beyond, with a bevy of say it is getting prospects. The Lee Flames pulled harder to off a sweep of No. 5 West Utility named to award for 16th consecutive encourage com- Alabama and the Lady Flames panies and indi- defeated the Lady Tigers, also of viduals to make UWA. See Sports, Pages 13-15. year as partner to the Arbor Day Foundation recycling a reg- ular habit. By RICK NORTON tree-care practices; After board Trump accountable Associate Editor 3. Sponsor a tree-planting and public- member Jim education program; Davis men- for nonviolence By some eye-pleasing standards, tree- 4. Maintain a tree-based energy conserva- tioned some- Dunson Credible reports and recruiting trimming practices by Cleveland Utilities tion program; and thing he had emails show that leftwing group and its operating partner — Asplundh Tree 5. Participate in an Arbor Day celebra- read on that MoveOn.org has been sponsoring Expert Co. — sometimes leave a canopy tion. issue during a protesters to disrupt Donald Trump badly dimpled and no longer the perfect “Trees are a critical part of urban land- recent meeting, rallies. Does this recuse Donald shape that homeowners desire. scapes all across the United States,” Lambe board President Trump from responsibility for vio- It’s not the power company’s ideal intent, said. “Service providers like Cleveland Cheryl Dunson, but it does point to the need for careful lence at his rallies? Not at all. See Utilities demonstrate that it’s possible for executive vice selection when planting new trees near or tree trimming and proper selection and trees and utilities to co-exist for the benefit president of the guest “Viewpoint” on Page 16 of under electric transmission lines. placement of trees. marketing for today’s edition. of communities and citizens.” Both are key components in a utility To achieve Tree Line USA distinction, a Admittedly, it’s sometimes an uneasy Santek Waste company being named to Tree Line USA utility must meet five program standards, association ... especially when Asplundh, or Services, said it recognition, such as Cleveland Utilities has including: CU, crews in big bucket trucks make their is something Maskew Forecast now received for the 16th consecutive year. 1. Follow industry standards for quality way into neighborhoods to clear heavy she has According to Dan Lambe, president of the tree care; observed in her industry. Arbor Day Foundation, it’s more than just 2. Provide annual worker training in best See TREE LINE USA Page 6 “Unfortunately, for recycling to work, people are eventually going to have to pay for recycling service just like they do their garbage serv- ice,” Dunson said. “It’s a paradigm Residential construction in city shift.” While she did not share her com- pany’s figures, Dunson said one now leading in building trends competing company had reported a then as a result of the increased $300 million annual loss on its By JOYANNA LOVE recycling endeavors. Banner Senior Staff Writer commercial and jobs, the resi- Today should be mostly sunny, “We have seen an dential will pick up again,” Board member Debbie Millard, with a high near 73. Southwest Over the past several months, increase in single-family Turner said. the environmental, recycling and winds of 5 to 15 mph could gust as residential construction has (construction) with the Of the 19 residential permits records coordinator for Coca-Cola high as 20. Tonight’s forecast calls accounted for a larger number of bettering economy.” approved for new residential con- Refreshments in Cleveland, said the local facility had recently been for partly cloudy skies and a low of building permits than commercial — Bryan Turner struction in February, only two development in the city of surprised by how little money recy- around 42 degrees. Tuesday looks were for townhouses. cling can fetch today. Cleveland. “We have seen an increase in to be sunny, with a high near 62. the purpose of training staff “It was in the negatives,” Millard Tuesday night calls for mostly clear Permits approved in February single-family (construction) with followed the trend, as there were accordingly. said. “I actually called [the recycling skies and a low around 40. the bettering economy,” Turner company representative] back 19 residential permits approved for This recent increase in resi- said. new construction and no permits dential construction is typical for because I thought it was a typo.” Over the past three months, Both women noted the costs of Index for new commercial construction. the pattern construction in more single-family houses have Bryan Turner, chief building Cleveland has followed in the processing recyclable items and the been approved for construction prices of the commodities them- Classified...... 17-19 official, said his office looks for past several years. than townhouses each month. trends in building data in order “Commercial will increase for Comics...... 8 to know what to expect and for awhile and residential will stop, See RESIDENTIAL, Page 10 Bryan Turner See RECYCLING, Page 6 Editorials...... 16 Horoscope...... 8 MINI Page...... 5 Obituaries...... 2 Sports...... 13-15 CSCC’s Bryan Reed has a love for history TV Schedule...... 9 By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG written diary entries by Myra Inman, a 13- Weather...... 11 Banner Staff Writer year-old girl living in during the Civil War. PERSONALITY “We would not know as much about Bryan Reed believes history is more than Cleveland and the Civil War if it had not Around Town just history; it is a story that is still in the been for Myra Inman’s writings,” Reed said. process of being written. Hannah Phillips and Morgan PROFILE The entries the students helped prepare Reed, an associate professor of history were later published as a book titled “Myra Moffett swimming with dolphins in and chair of the humanities department at the Bahamas ... David King trying Inman: A Diary of the Civil War in East Cleveland State Community College, has Depicting historic figures like British Tennessee.” a raw oyster for the first time, turned his passion for history into a pas- Prime Minister Winston Churchill and and enjoying several ... Zoe Now, years later, Reed uses the book sion for teaching. Roman-style architecture in his work, his with his own students. It has been assigned Dooley finding four prize eggs ... Originally from Knoxville, he moved to study of art often included the study of his- Nola Beth Greene and her dad reading, and it has led to several historical Cleveland in 1987 to attend Lee College. It tory. research projects — both in the classroom discussing a fun spring break in was there, he said, that his love for history Because Lee did not have an art program Pigeon Forge ... Brandy George and in the surrounding community. was cemented. like it does today, Reed decided to major in “I would have never predicted coming and co-workers starting their An interest in art and art history in his history. weight loss competition today. back to Cleveland after college, and I would middle and high school years would even- Later, he met history professor Dr. have never predicted using this diary in my tually steer him in that direction. William Snell, who got his students professional career,” Reed said. “I am grate- “I enjoyed creating; I loved art,” Reed involved in a project related to one of ful for it.” said. “But even then, everything I created Cleveland’s early residents. Students always had historic content.” worked with Snell to help type out hand- See REED, Page 10 Bryan Reed 6489076 75112 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Amtrak OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) crash kills Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Octavius Lamont Blair of Cleveland; special nephews 2016, at 2 p.m. at the New Hope Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) and spouses: Dennis and Baptist Church, 2219 Watts Bar two workers in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Octavius Lamont “Bud” Blair, Charlene Cagle of Madisonville Highway in Spring City, with 42, passed Wednesday, March and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. and Bobby and Shelby Hamilton Pastor Steve Hensley officiating. Phone (423) 472-5041. 30, 2016, in Ellijay, Ga. CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — An of Cleveland; special friends: Interment will follow in the Amtrak train struck a piece of He grew up in Etowah and DeeDee Yates, LaVonda Roberts Porter-Hill Cemetery with Shane Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant graduated from McMinn Central and Pat Burger; and several Price, Troy Pierce, Richard heavy equipment just south of Editor & Publisher General Manager High School in 1992. great-nieces and great-nephews Bunch, Mike Neal, Jeff Hill, David Philadelphia on Sunday, causing a He was a member of Harwell The family will receive friends Price and Tyler Price will serve derailment that killed two Amtrak Member of The Associated Press Chapel Church in Etowah. from 4 to 8 p.m., today, April 4, as pallbearers. Honorary pall- workers and sent more than 30 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches He was proceeded in death by 2016, in Myers Funeral Home bearers will be Donnie Smith, Bill passengers to hospitals, authori- credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin his grandparents, David and Alma herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2014 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Chapel in Tellico Plains. Anderson and Roland Garrison. ties said. Lee Moss and Marshall and Ella The funeral will be held at The family will receive friends Mae Blair; and aunt, Alma Genell Train 89 was heading from New SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mount Calvary Baptist Church at at the church on Tuesday from 11 York to Savannah, Georgia, at Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Williams. 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 5, 2016, a.m. until the 2 p.m. service time. Survivors include his devoted about 8 a.m. when it hit the equip- Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily with the Rev. Gennis Best and the In lieu of flowers, the family Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 mother, Nada Elrod of Etowah, Rev. Darryl Veal officiating request that memorial donations ment that was on the track in and father, Marshall Travis Blair By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 Interment will follow the funeral be made to the New Hope Chester, about 15 miles outside of By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Jr. of Chattanooga; his children: service at Piney Grove Cemetery. Baptist Church in Lois’s memory. Philadelphia, officials said. The By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Elexus Benton (Jose Rodriguez) By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 Memorials may be made to You are encouraged to share a impact derailed the lead engine of and Emacia Blair (Destiny) of Piney Grove Cemetery, 165 memory of Lois and/or your per- the train that was carrying more Print + E-Edition Niota; one grandson, Brealind Charlie Rd., Tellico Plains, TN sonal condolences with her fami- By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 Taylor of Niota; devoted brother, than 300 passengers and seven By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 37385. ly by visiting her memorial web crew members. By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 Joshua (Amber) Blair of If you are unable to attend, you page and guestbook at By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Cleveland; a very special friend, Chester Fire Commissioner may sign the guest registry on www.companionfunerals.com. Travis Thomas said two people E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Kristen Bishop of Ellijay, Ga.; our website at www.myersfuner- Companion Funeral Home and stepbrother, Cedric Scruggs; and altn.com. the Cody family are honored to were killed. A National Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 stepsister, Olivia Scruggs of assist the Porter family with her Transportation Safety Board offi- Sweetwater; devoted aunts: arrangements. cial confirmed that one was the Trudy Blair and Brenda Moss, Nancy Lane Nancy Lane, 69, of Etowah, operator of the equipment. U.S. both of Cleveland, Zennetta Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Nursing home alternatives (Arnold Jr.) Boyd of Jamaica died Sunday night, April 3, 2016, Queens, N.Y. and Zennetta Blair at Starr Regional Hospital in Amtrak board Chairman Anthony of Cleveland; and devoted uncles; Athens. Coscia told him the other person eyed to bring cost savings Terry Moss of Cleveland and Billy Survivors and arrangements killed was a supervisor and both (Elizabeth) Moss of Etowah; spe- will be announced by Companion were Amtrak employees. CHICAGO (AP) — The federal To address fears, new federal cial devoted cousin, Marcy Moss Funeral Home & Crematory. The Delaware County medical government is pushing states to regulations have been proposed to of Cleveland; and cousins: Nigel Julian Rigdon examiner’s office said no informa- keep more low-income seniors out strengthen protections for seniors and Clayton Blair of Cleveland; Julian Rigdon, 71, of Fort tion would be released until after of nursing homes and, instead, in managed care, including help special friends: Robert Scruggs, Payne, Ala., passed away autopsies Monday. Trevor Browder, Ryan Alston, enroll them in home and commu- with appeals. A final rule is Sunday, April 3, 2016, at his resi- NTSB investigator Ryan Frigo nity-based programs. expected this spring. Travis Sanders, Carlos Gillespie, dence. Jimmy Valentine, Edwin Cates, said at an evening news confer- The shift comes as demand for Already, states are working on He was born in Greenville, ence that the event data recorder and Travis Carpenter; and a host Ala., on April 30, 1944, to the late long-term care is rising. By 2050, implementing earlier rules from of nieces, nephews, cousins, and James Valley and Mattie Lea and forward-facing and inward- the number of people older than 2014 aimed at improving quality friends. Rigdon. facing video from the locomotive 85 is expected to triple to more of care across programs. In The funeral will be held He worked around the south- have been recovered. than 18 million. These seniors exchange for federal dollars, Wednesday, April 6, 2016, at 2 east installing IT systems and as He said the locomotive engineer tend to have the highest disability states must ensure that seniors p.m. at Harwell Chapel Church in a technician for Mount Olive was among those taken to hospi- rate and the greatest need for have a say over where they want Etowah with the Rev. Angela Church of God in Cleveland. He tals. Officials said earlier that none Billingsley delivering the eulogy. long-term care. to live, and get treated with digni- was also a veteran of the United of the injuries was deemed life- The tug-of-war between rising ty and respect. The family will receive friends States Army. one hour before the service at the threatening. demand and controlling costs has Robyn Grant, director of public The funeral will be held at 2 Schumer said it’s unclear church from 1 until 2 p.m. p.m. Tuesday, April 5, 2016, at advocates for seniors worrying policy and advocacy for the Interment will follow at the Wilson Funeral Home Chapel in whether the equipment was being about quality of care. National Consumer Voice for Woodlawn Cemetery in Etowah. Fort Paine with the Rev. Gary used for regular maintenance, Medicaid is one of the largest Quality Long Term Care, said reg- Services of loving memory Haymon, the Rev. Jerry Noble, which usually is scheduled on expenses for states, and a it’s a ulations are a “step in the right entrusted to M.D. Dotson & Sons and Father Kevin Rigdon officiat- Sunday mornings because there program they look to for savings direction,” but there needs to be Funeral Home. ing. are fewer trains on the tracks, or when budgets are tight. Medicaid proper enforcement. Words of comfort may be sub- Burial will follow in the Wesley whether it was clearing debris mitted at www.dotsonfh.com. spending on long-term care for “Unfortunately, that’s very nebu- Chapel Memorial Cemetery. from high winds in the area seniors rose by 4 percent, to near- lous,” Grant said. The family will receive friends overnight. But he said Amtrak has ly $89 billion in fiscal year 2013. The cornerstone of home and on Tuesday from 11 a.m. until the “a 20-step protocol” for having 2 p.m. hour of service at the Advocates say programs for community-based programs is funeral home. such equipment, described by seniors often wind up on the personal care services, such as The family is accepting flowers Amtrak as a backhoe, on the track, chopping block. providing an aide who helps with or memorial donations may be and no trains are supposed to go For example, Illinois is consid- cooking or cleaning. Those servic- Lois Katherine Porter made to ABC Hospice. on a track when equipment is ering changes to its home and es cost a fraction of nursing home Mary Davis He is survived by his wife, present. community-based program that care. Lois Katherine (Fugate) Porter, Betty Jean Rigdon; sons and “Clearly this seems very likely to would reduce funding by about The average per-person cost of Mary Davis, 78, of Fort 83, of Spring City, went to be with daughters-in-law: Sidney D and be human error,” Schumer said, $200 million. Illinois’ Community Care Program Lauderdale, Fla., died Sunday, the Lord on Sunday, April 3, Traci Rigdon and William Kevin calling for Amtrak to review its April 3, 2016, in a Florida health 2016, at Spring City Nursing “I think that oftentimes people is $860 per month, less than a and Nikki Rigdon; and grandchil- processes. “There is virtually no care facility. Home. dren: Nathan Rigdon, Brenna are afraid of change, regardless of third of the cost for a nursing Survivors and funeral arrange- She was of the Baptist faith Rigdon, and Laura Ellen Rigdon. excuse for a backhoe to be on an what that change is,” said Andrea home. Over the last decade, how- ments will be announced by and a member of New Hope active track.” Maresca, director of federal policy ever, enrollment has doubled to Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Baptist Church. Larry Smalley A message left Sunday with and strategy at the National more than 83,000 people, costing and Crematory. She was retired from Kayser Amtrak officials was not returned. Howard Larry Smalley, 66, of Association of Medicaid Directors. the state nearly $1 billion in fiscal Roth Hosiery in Dayton. The company was posting alerts There’s room to improve the pro- 2015. She was preceded in death by Cleveland, died Saturday, April 2, 2016, at his residence. on its website, with updates on its grams, Maresca said, and states One of those seniors is Yuen her parents, Lawrence and service. Grace Fugate; one daughter, Survivors and funeral arrange- are also trying to make sure sen- Chu Wong, 71, of Chicago, who Ronna Porter; one son, Mark ments will be announced by Amtrak said service on the iors don’t lose access to services. worked at a chocolate factory Porter; one sister, Loucille Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Northeast Corridor between New Loren Colman, of the until she retired nearly a decade Roberts; and three brothers: and Crematory. York and Philadelphia began oper- Minnesota Department of Human ago. Wong requested a home-care Valaree ‘Dee’ Headrick Raymond Fugate, Bryan Fugate ating after an earlier suspension Services, said it took that state aide about seven years ago when and Earl Fugate. and limited service was restored Valaree “Dee” Headrick, 95, of roughly 25 years to shift from her health began deteriorating. She leaves behind to cherish Tellico Plains, went home to be between Wilmington, Delaware, institutional care to home and The aide, Wan Ling He, does her memory one daughter and with the Lord, Saturday, April 2, and Philadelphia by Sunday after- community-based programs. The laundry for Wong and her hus- son-in-law, Linda and Joe 2016, at her home surrounded by noon. Simpson of Niota; one son and focus now is on helping older band, cleans the apartment and her family and friends. Amtrak said Sunday night that daughter-in-law, J. L. and Pam adults remain at home, delaying prepares traditional Chinese She was a member of Mount Porter of Spring City; grandchil- it will operate regularly scheduled expensive nursing home care and soups. The two women have Calvary Baptist Church. dren: Ronna Bunch (Richard) of Shirley M. Stokes trains Monday, although there supporting family caregivers. developed a friendship, often talk- She was a very special person Dayton and Shane Price Shirley M. Stokes, 75, of may be some delays on Acela To rein in costs, some states ing in their native Cantonese and was dearly loved by her fam- (Shannon) of Spring City; three Cleveland, died Sunday morning, Express, Northeast Regional and ily and many friends. are changing payment systems about food and cooking shows. great-grandchildren: Addison April 3, 2016. other services between She was preceded in death by from fee-for-service to managed Wong calls her aide “an old Price, Brandalynn Bunch and The Jim Rush Funeral and her husband, Luther Headrick; Philadelphia and Wilmington, care, which generally pays a per- friend.” Tyler Price; one brother, Ray Cremation Services North Ocoee parents, R.B. and Icie Cagle; Delaware. person rate to providers who Illinois is now proposing to Fugate of Ooltewah; one sister- Chapel will announce survivors brother, Harold Cagle; and sister, Frigo said he did not know why in-law, Elsie Fugate of and funeral arrangements. manage seniors’ health and social move about half the seniors in its Mary Sue Hamilton. the equipment was on a track the McMinnville; and numerous other services. program to a new initiative it says Survivors include her brother extended family members, train was using. He said schedul- Gwen Orlowski, an attorney at will increase flexibility while low- and sister-in-law, Douglas Farold church family and a host of spe- ing, the track structure and the Central Jersey Legal Services, ering costs. For example, it may and Shirley Cagle of Cleveland; cial friends. work that was being performed at said New Jersey’s managed care pay for Uber rides to doctors’ sister-in-law. Beryl Cagle of A celebration of her life is the time of the accident would be Tellico Plains; special niece and program is an improvement over appointments instead of sending planned for Tuesday, April 5, part of the investigation. spouse: Tammy and Mike Green its previous system, but not with- a driver to seniors’ homes. out issues. She’s had to help Lori B. Hendren, associate state some seniors appeal service cuts. director of advocacy and outreach “I do worry that the delivery of at AARP Illinois, said the new pro- EU begins shipping migrants in Greece back to Turkey services is beholden to the money posal raises questions about the that the managed-care companies state’s commitment to seniors DIKILI, Turkey (AP) — A con- Pakistanis. They were loaded more were expected on a flight including Pakistan, Afghanistan, are receiving (from the state) and aging independently and with dig- troversial European Union plan onto buses. later in the day. Iraq, Iran and Congo. the money they want to make,” nity at home. to curb migration and smash Those who arrived from Monday was the designated “This is the first day of a very said Orlowski, whose office pro- “Where will the savings come smuggling rings in Turkey began Lesbos were sent to “reception start date for transfers, a sym- difficult time for refugee rights. vides free legal assistance to low- from?” Hendren said. “The devil is Monday as 202 migrants from and removal center” in the bolic benchmark in the agree- Despite the serious legal gaps income seniors. in the details.” two Greek islands were piled northwestern Kirklareli province ment that has been plagued by and lack of adequate protection onto boats heading back to on the Black Sea, according to concerns over human rights and in Turkey, the EU is forging Turkey. Turkey’s state-run Anadolu the adequacy of preparations ahead with a dangerous deal,” Under heavy security, author- Agency. It said Syrians would be made in Greece and Turkey. The Giorgos Kosmopoulos, head of ities on the Greek islands of placed in refugee camps and numbers transferred, however, Amnesty International in Greece, LOTTERY NUMBERS Lesbos and Chios began the other migrants would be deport- were smaller than initially fore- told The Associated Press from deportations — the first in a plan ed. cast. Lesbos. that has drawn strong criticism In an address to police officers A total of 50,000 migrants and “Turkey is not a safe third (AP) - These state lotteries were All or Nothing Evening: 01-06- from human rights advocates in Ankara, Turkish Prime refugees are stranded in Greece country for refugees. The EU and drawn Sunday: 09-10-11-13-14-18-20-22-23-24 but is seen by some European Minister Ahmet Davutoglu urged following the border closures of Greek authorities know this and Tennessee All or Nothing Morning :03-04- nations as the only way to them to show “compassion’” to European nations further north, have no excuse,” he said. Cash 3 Evening: 2-0-4, Lucky 05-06-07-09-10-11-13-20-22-24 resolve the continent’s migration the returning migrants and said but only those who arrived after The operation was supervised Sum: 6 All or Nothing Night: 02-04-07- crisis. Syrian refugees from camps in March 20 — about 4,000 of them by a lieutenant general of the Cash 4 Evening: 4-1-0-7, 08-09-10-13-15-17-19-21-23 The first vessel from Lesbos Turkey would be sent to Europe — are being detained for depor- Greek police and occurred Lucky Sum: 12 Cash 3 Evening: 2-6-9 was escorted into the Turkish now as part of the plan. tation. peacefully. The deportations Mega Millions Cash 3 Midday: 3-4-3 port of Dikili by the Turkish Defying the new plan, over 330 Giorgos Kyritsis, a spokesman started with migrants who did Estimated jackpot: $57 million Cash 4 Evening: 1-1-7-1 coast guard as a Turkish heli- people still crossed over to for a Greek government refugee not apply for asylum or had their Powerball Cash 4 Midday: 0-4-7-5 copter hovered overhead. The Greece from Turkey in smug- committee, said 136 migrants applications declared inadmissi- Estimated jackpot: $148 mil- Fantasy 5: 02-08-25-29-31 migrants were taken to red-and- gling boats Monday morning, were deported from Lesbos and ble. lion Georgia FIVE Evening: 8-7-4- white tents for registration and according to Greek authorities. 66 from the nearby island of “Even if this first group is not Georgia 3-9 health checks. Turkey and the European Chios, where riot police clashed refugees, what we are seeing All or Nothing Day: 03-04-09- Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-1-9-5- About a dozen people stood at Union reached a deal last month with residents hours earlier dur- here is symbolic kickoff of what 12-13-14-15-16-17-19-20-23 4 the port holding a banner that that says migrants who reach ing a protest against the expul- might be a very dangerous prac- read “Welcome refugees. Turkey Greece illegally from Turkey after sions. Greek officials say those tice of returns to Turkey,” is your home.” That came in March 20 will be returned to returned came from 11 nations, Kosmopoulos said. sharp contrast to protests by Turkey unless they qualify for locals over the weekend who asylum. For every Syrian turned SPECIAL DAYS feared that Dikili would turn into back, a Syrian refugee is to be a warehouse for refugees. resettled from Turkey to the EU. CHURCH ACTIVITIES Deneen Green, Karen Cheatham, who is celebrating his A second vessel motored in In Germany, 16 Syrian Armstrong, Janie Jones, Charity 15th birthday ... Gene and from Lesbos and a third from refugees from Turkey landed in Baggett, Dana Brannon and Juanita Cannon, who are cele- Chios. Authorities said most of the central city of Hannover on Homer Rhea will be the His er Tuesday at 7 a.m. It is held at Christy Coy, who are celebrating brating their 69th anniversary the people in the first batch were Monday to be resettled and 16 Hands Extended Devotional speak- Garden Plaza, 3500 Keith St. birthdays today ... Jeris today. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 3 GOP Congress’ incomplete: Stalled bills, no court nominee

WASHINGTON (AP) — and conservatives, raising state Republicans facing re- Committee is expected to start ruptcy authority it has asked lesser sentences than federal Congress increasingly is being doubts about Congress’ ability election were top targets, with this work during the week for, but would allow the over- mandatory minimums and elim- defined by what it’s not doing to resolve the issue. including Sens. Kelly Ayotte of of April 11. sight board to decide whether inate mandatory life sentences this election year. The latest Gallup Poll shows New Hampshire, Rob Portman It’ll be a test for the Senate, debt restructuring is necessary for three-time, nonviolent drug The Senate returns this week public approval of Congress at of Ohio and Iowa’s Chuck and pitfalls await, including The House Republican Study offenders. with a strong majority of an abysmal 13 percent. Yet, Grassley, the chairman of the potential fights over immigra- Committee, a group of around Some conservatives, includ- Republicans saying no to any through a half-dozen state pri- Senate Judiciary Committee, tion, environmental regulations, 170 conservatives, expressed ing Arkansas’ Tom Cotton and consideration of President maries, no incumbent lawmaker responsible for holding hearings gun rights and display of the concerns about the debt GOP presidential candidate Ted Barack Obama’s nominee to the has lost. on judicial nominees. Confederate flag. restructuring provisions. House Cruz of Texas, say the bill could Supreme Court. No hearings, no A look at the issues in limbo Garland has met with just In the House, GOP leaders are Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, release violent offenders from vote and, for some lawmakers, in Congress: one Republican: Illinois Sen. still trying to win approval of a D-Calif., and other Democrats prison. It’s a charge that their not even a meeting with federal THE FIGHT OVER GARLAND Mark Kirk. He is embroiled in a broader budget plan that’s usu- said the oversight board would GOP colleagues backing the bill appeals court Judge Merrick Garland plans to meet with difficult re-election fight and ally a precursor to action on the be too controlling. strongly deny. Garland. 11 senators in the week ahead, has said the Senate should pro- spending bills. Chances are iffy Puerto Rico’s government has Senators are rewriting parts Republicans, led by Majority including two Republicans. vide “rational, adult, open- at best. The way forward on the defaulted on $37 million in of the bill, but even with the Leader Mitch McConnell of Democrats are maintaining minded consideration” of appropriations bills is unclear. interest on bonds issued by expected changes, it’s unclear Kentucky, insist that the deci- election-year pressure on the Garland, an Illinois native. —- Puerto Rico’s Infrastructure whether McConnell will choose sion on filling the court vacancy GOP for blocking the usual At least 15 GOP senators have PUERTO RICO Financing Authority, as well as to move forward. rests with the next president Senate committee hearings and said they are willing to meet House Republicans unveiled a nearly $60 million in Public after voters have their say in vote on a high-court nominee. Garland, though most oppose plan to help financially- Finance Corporation bonds. The November’s election. Sens. 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Ward, whose juris- striking: one worked with federal officials to end the siege while diction includes the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, cooperated another questioned the FBI’s authority and offered words of support with federal and state police and became one of the public faces of for the ragtag group that seized property in the state’s high desert the standoff. He urged standoff leader Ammon Bundy and his follow- country. ers to stand down and respect the law. Standoff sheds light on conservative sheriffs group SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The their dispute with the federal gov- county sheriffs support its posi- drawn an opponent in the actions of two rural Oregon sher- ernment over control of federal tions, which hold that elected November elections who criticized iffs during an armed standoff at a lands. county sheriffs should oppose him for making his own interpre- national wildlife refuge were The group’s founder said they federal agents whose conduct tations of the Constitution. striking: one worked with federal are recruiting people to run appears to violate the U.S. And Palmer, who did not officials to end the siege while the against sheriff’s that don’t sup- Constitution. respond to interview requests other questioned the FBI’s port their cause and that the The CSPOA is unequivocal from The Associated Press, is authority and offered words of group’s website includes lists of about gun rights. It supports the being investigated by the state for support for the occupiers. county sheriffs and whether they right of criminals and the mental- his actions during the Oregon Sheriff Dave Ward of Harney need to be “recalled or replaced.” ly ill to carry firearms and oppos- standoff. If Palmer is found to County, where the Malheur Critics say the group’s views es gun registration or back- have violated standards, he could National Wildlife Refuge is locat- are far outside the mainstream. ground checks. lose his police certification. ed, cooperated with federal and Mark Potok of the Southern In conservative Kootenai The Oregon occupation started state police, urging standoff Poverty Law Center, which for County, Idaho, popular sheriff on Jan. 2 and ended Feb. 11 leader Ammon Bundy and his fol- decades has advocated against Ben Wolfinger has drawn two when the last holdouts surren- lowers to stand down and respect groups it considers extremist, opponents who support the con- dered to authorities. It began as a the law. called the CSPOA “a remarkably cept of constitutional sheriffs. protest amid mounting tension Meanwhile in Grant County, radical organization, considering Tina Kunishige, one of the candi- over the case of local ranchers immediately to the north, Sheriff who their members are.” dates, said sheriffs need to decide Dwight and Steven Hammond. Glenn Palmer called the occu- “Many constitutional sheriffs which laws are constitutional. The Hammonds lit fires on fed- piers “patriots.” When Bundy and believe they can pass a local law “I’m very comfortable with eral land in 2001 and 2006 to others were arrested during a and forbid federal authorities that,’ said Kunishige, who has no protect their property from wild- Jan. 26 traffic stop, they were on from coming into a county,” he law enforcement experience. “I’ve fires and invasive plants. The two their way to his county. An said. “That is patently false.’ studied the Constitution for a were convicted three years ago Arizona rancher who police fatal- Richard Mack, a former number of years.” and served time — the father ly shot when they say he reached Arizona sheriff and CSPOA Wolfinger said he doesn’t need three months, the son one year. for a gun shouted he was on his founder, said he didn’t support an outside group like the CSPOA But an appeals court ruled the way to meet Palmer. the occupation of the wildlife to approve how he does his job. “I sentences were too short under Palmer is a member of the refuge, “but I understand the believe that the people I serve in federal law, and a federal judge Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace complete frustration people have Kootenai County will hold me ordered them back to prison for Officers Association, a group that in this country towards this gov- accountable to do the job that about four years each. bills itself as “the last line of ernment.” Mack said the group they elected me for,” Wolfinger Mack backs Palmer in the defense” against a federal govern- will work to defeat Ward in the said. ongoing investigation into his ment they contend overreaches November election. Sheriffs who support the actions. on gun control and other issues. Mack’s group, founded in CSPOA have faced backlash. “He’s an honorable man who They see sheriffs as the ultimate 2011, claims more than 400 of Palmer, the sheriff who sided has done nothing wrong.” Mack law enforcement authority in the nation’s more than 3,000 with the Oregon occupiers, has said.

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We won with poorly candidate coming along who which the government takes pri- educated. I love the poorly edu- says to them, ‘You’re right. vate property for public use. cated,” the Republican presiden- You’re not getting your fair Trump drew boos from the tial front-runner boasted after share. It sucks. And I’m going to audience when he dismissed coasting to a decisive victory in stand up for you.’ “ Bush saying, “Let me talk. the state’s caucuses. “That’s really appealing to peo- Quiet.” He then told the crowd He should love them. ple,” Cramer said before the booing was coming from Trump overwhelmingly leads Tuesday’s primary in Wisconsin, “donors and special interests” in his rivals for support among the where Cruz is leading Trump in the audience — pressing his less educated, and draws more polls. populist, anti-establishment modest backing from college Exit polls from most of the pri- message. graduates and those with post- maries and caucuses held to Cramer calls it the “politics of graduate study, according to exit date show Trump has trailed resentment,” when a candidate polls conducted for The among voters having a high taps into the economic stress Associated Press and television school degree or less in only one and gives people something con- networks by Edison Research. state where data is available so crete to blame. “Trump is able to In an analysis of voters by far. Cruz led in his home state of direct people’s profound uneasi- education in states where exit or Texas. The high school graduate ness with their situation in life at entrance polling is available, sample size wasn’t large enough a target” — the government, nearly half of those with high in Massachusetts and Vermont trade policies, or a group of peo- school diplomas or less school- for a solid measure. ple. ing said they supported the bil- Trump’s state-by-state per- Exit polling shows Trump did- lionaire. Just over 40 percent of formance wasn’t nearly as strong n’t track nearly as well with col- those with some college study among those with some college lege-educated voters. favored him. Texas Sen. Ted or an associate’s degree. Across all the states with data AP file photo Cruz captured the next best So far, Trump’s populist pitch available, Trump was supported RePublicAn PResidentiAl cAndidAte Donald Trump participates in a CNN town hall in showing among the two groups, to ordinary folks facing economic by 35 percent of college gradu- Milwaukee, Wis. Dealmaker Trump has lived his life as one long negotiation, going with his gut and wing- with 27 and 28 percent, respec- uncertainty is resonating, says ates, sharply off his 47 percent ing it when necessary. Should Trump become president, then, the White House could well be trans- tively. Michael McDonald, associate of those with a high school edu- What is it about Trump that professor of political science at cation or less. Still, in many formed into the world’s highest-profile improv club. he attracts such a strong show- the University of Florida. states Trump has led even ing among those who haven’t “A lot of people have underes- among the college-educated. graduated from college? timated Trump because they By comparison, support for Imagining a Trump administration? “I think it is incorrect to look expect a candidate to do things Cruz hasn’t varied much by edu- at the data and conclude that in a certain way. And because he cation, while those with post- those voters are more ignorant,” breaks the mold on that in some graduate studies have been more Count on unpredictability in office Katherine Cramer, a political sci- respects, they miss when he’s likely than those with less edu- ence professor at the University making these appeals that speak cation to support Ohio Gov. WASHINGTON (AP) — Deal- shown an ability to take a more talks of bringing in “the greatest of Wisconsin-Madison, said in an directly to the voters,” he said. John Kasich. Kasich has led the maker Donald Trump has lived measured approach. He spoke minds” and top negotiators from interview. “Instead, there’s a Case in point, says McDonald, postgraduate vote in three states his life as one long negotiation, about relations with Israel from a business, mentioning activist strong correlation between hav- was the Republican debate in — Michigan, Ohio and Vermont. going with his gut and winging it teleprompter —something he’s investor Carl Icahn. when necessary. mocked others for using. “I know the ones that are no Should Trump become presi- Despite his penchant for star- good that people think are good,” dent, the White House could well tling offhand comments, open- he says. “I know people that Alaska Air buying Virgin America be transformed into the world’s ness probably would not be a you’ve never heard of that are highest-profile improv club. hallmark of a Trump administra- better than all of them.” It’s part of what delights his tion. He says his own flexibility will followers and horrifies his critics. “We talk too much,” Trump be the key to success in negotiat- in deal worth more than $2B All of it would run smack up likes to complain. “We’re totally ing trade deals, working with against the stuffy traditions of a predictable.” Congress and solving other gov- NEW YORK (AP) — Alaska Air will be based in Seattle, will have cates that consolidation has government structured to rein in Trump the deal-maker says ernment problems. Group Inc. is buying Virgin about 280 aircraft including shifted to smaller players. the power of the individual. leaders should hold their cards “I’m going to make wonderful America in a deal worth more regional planes. Virgin America’s Virgin America got off the Among the leadership traits close to strengthen their position trade deals but you have to do it than $2 billion, creating a pow- Elevate loyalty program mem- ground with support from Trump would bring with him to in negotiation. the old-fashioned way, like erhouse airline with an expand- bers will become part of Alaska minority owner Richard Branson the presidency are impulsivity. Asked how he would deter Ronald Reagan did with Tip ed West Coast presence. Air’s Mileage Plan. The two loyal- and began flying in 2007. It went Bravado, unpredictability, hype China’s aggression in the South O’Neill,” the former Democratic Alaska Air will pay $57 in ty programs will remain separate public in 2014 and while it has and flexibility. China Sea, for example, Trump House speaker, Trump says. cash per Virgin America share. until the acquisition closes. experienced growth in Dallas Candidate and businessman said he would never let on But Paul Light, a professor of That’s a 47 percent premium to The deal marks a shift in the and added new service to Hawaii Trump blurts things out. He whether he would be willing to go public service at New York its Friday closing price of size of consolidations within the and Denver, the airline was hav- changes his mind. He tosses out to war over the issue. University, says Trump’s opti- $38.90. Virgin’s shares rose airline industry. For more than a ing trouble getting enough take- threats. He belittles adversaries. Trump the showman could be mistic pronouncements about more than 39 percent in pre- decade consolidation swept off and landing slots at busy New He knows how to deal. counted on to continue his affin- making government function market trading. through the major players, York airports. Its limited size and The companies put the trans- reducing the largest nine carri- schedule made it difficult for the He has a long memory when ity for what he referred to as more like business are unrealis- action’s value at about $4 billion, ers in 2005 to four airlines by company to compete with bigger someone crosses him, a short “truthful hyperbole” in one of his tic. including debt and capitalized the end of 2013. The Alaska Air carriers for lucrative business one when he wants to paper over books. “It’s not like doing a deal to put aircraft operating leases. buyout of Virgin America indi- travelers. inconsistencies. For all the brash talk of impos- your name on the side of a casi- Alaska Air said Monday that When his campaign exploits ing a 45 percent tariff on goods no,” Light says. “If he thinks that from China for unfair trade prac- this is ‘The Apprentice,’ he’s com- the deal will expand its route have gotten out of hand, Trump network to include 1,200 daily has been quick to assure people tices, for example, Trump said in pletely off base.” TVA approves solar a recent radio interview: “That Like any president, Trump, 69, departures. The airline is cur- he’ll be perfectly capable of strik- rently the sixth-largest U.S. car- ing “the serious president look” would never happen.” would bring his own personal “You have to have the threat habits and quirks to the White rier by traffic and serves 90 des- power proposals when the time warrants. tinations in the U.S., Canada “I was a great student. I went out there,” he explained. “You’ve House. got to have something to negoti- He doesn’t drink or smoke. and Mexico. This deal gives them KNOXVILLE (AP) — The Joe Wheeler Electric Membership to the best schools, all that stuff. a bigger presence in San Tennessee Valley Authority has Corporation in northern I mean, I have what it takes,” he ate with.” He’s up early to read the newspa- That’s part of Trump’s broader pers, but skips coffee in favor of Francisco and Los Angeles, two approved proposals for new solar Alabama, and the Johnson City assured one TV interviewer. coveted gates at Dallas Love power installations by four local Power Board. But wait, there’s more: “At the theme, that there needs to be Diet Coke. more “tug and pull” to reach His diet makes his own chil- Field, and more transcontinental power companies in three states. TVA and the Tennessee Valley right time,” he went on, “I will be service. The transaction also Once completed, the projects Public Power Association rolled so presidential that you’ll call me agreements on immigration and dren cringe: He loves red meat, other tough issues. McDonald’s and Wendy’s. gives Alaska Air more access to will produce 16.7 megawatts of out the new solar program aimed and you’ll say, ‘Donald, you have some East Coast airports such solar energy, enough to power at local power companies in to stop that.’ “ That wall he’s going to build His idea of exercise is a long between the U.S. and Mexico? speech. He has joked that his as Ronald Reagan Washington more than 1,300 homes. January 2016. Still, political observers believe National Airport and John F. TVA is awarding the solar TVA currently has more than the same Donald Trump would Maybe it will be 2 feet shorter, he friends who work out are “disas- says. ters,” in need of knee and hip Kennedy International Airport capacity to the Chickasaw 400 megawatts of renewable solar pull up a seat in the Oval Office and LaGuardia Airport in New Electric Cooperative in West power under contract that could as the provocateur of the presi- Infused through much of replacements. He is a self- Trump’s policy talk is an overar- described “germ freak” who York. Tennessee, the East Mississippi supply enough electricity to dential campaign and the busi- The combined business, which Electric Power Association, the power more than 216,000 homes. ness-whiz darling of reality TV. ching focus on the power and cringes at shaking hands. “The idea that he can turn into importance of money. And who would have the ear of something very different as pres- “You can’t make America great the president? ident than he has been as a can- again unless you make it rich Trump seems most impressed didate is simply not the case,” again,” he said in one recent with the credentials of one per- interview. son. ADVERTISE IN OUR says Darrell West, head of gover- nance studies at the Brookings It’s why he’s so rankled by “My primary consultant is what he sees as bad trade deals. myself,” he told one interviewer. Institution. MAKE “If I were running the country, “I have a good instinct on this What, then, to expect from a I wouldn’t have people taking stuff.” President Trump? advantage of the United States in That thinking alarms West. THE MOST There are plenty of unknowns, trade and in every other way,” he “The greatest risk of a Trump but the GOP front-runner has asserts. presidency is hubris,” he says, OF SUMMER! seeded his campaign comments As for how he will do better, “thinking you do know every- Summer camps and business memoirs with Trump makes it sound easy. He thing when you don’t.” clues. provide kids with the Trump’s notable tendency to Former Tenn. Senate Majority speak first and refine his views opportunity to do later was illustrated anew by the flare-up this past week over Leader Crutchfield dead at 87 something they love abortion. CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Ward tle about some of the bills he pre- He said in an interview that if Crutchfield, a former Tennessee sented in committee, often calling or try something abortion were banned, women Senate Majority leader who a business owner, nonprofit exec- who undergo the procedure served in the General Assembly utive or lobbyist up to the podi- new. You’re sure to should face “some sort of punish- for 31 years before he was con- um to explain things. find the perfect camp ment.” Faced with a backlash, victed of bribery, has died. “Anybody can pass a bill up Trump quickly issued a written His wife Joan “Bunny” here, but it takes real skill to for your child with statement saying that only those Crutchfield said her husband pass a bill you haven’t read,” who perform abortions would be died Sunday at a Chattanooga Crutchfield told reporters on our guide. We’ve got held legally responsible. For good hospital. He was 87. more than one occasion. measure, he added, “My position His death was first reported in But Crutchfield was also it all – Sports, has not changed.” a Chattanooga newspaper. known as a tenacious advocate Science, Art, Animals, Earlier in the campaign, Crutchfield had already lost for causes he knew well, like the Trump tossed out the idea of his majority leader post in May Chattanooga Zoo and the Cooking, Sewing and making it easier for public figures 2005, when he was caught up in University of Tennessee, to sue news organizations for an FBI sting code-named Chattanooga. Outdoor Fun! libel. But he’s detailed little more Tennessee Waltz, along with four Former Hamilton County than a vague desire to “loosen other lawmakers. He pleaded Democratic Party Chairman Paul up” such laws. guilty to bribery in 2007, Smith, a longtime political ally, “I want to make it more fair acknowledging he took $3,000 in praised Crutchfield’s commit- Deadline: Tuesday, April 5th from the side where I am,” he told FBI money. ment to his constituents. The Washington Post last week. He was sentenced to two years “I think he really cared about Publication Date: Sunday, April 10th Trump’s recent comments con- in prison and a $3,000 fine. But education and he really cared doning the idea of allowing Japan given his age and poor health, he about quality of life for the people and South Korea to develop was allowed to serve six months who lived here,” Smith said. “He nuclear weapons showed a will- of home confinement instead of was always open to listening to Call Now To Place Your Ad! 472-5041 ingness to disregard decades of incarceration. everybody and he really was U.S. foreign policy without so The senator was known to about building up Chattanooga much as a position paper. sponsor virtually anything, and and Hamilton County as well as He has, at times, though, he was infamous for knowing lit- the state.” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 5

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(AP) — Duke to facilitate productive dialogue denied making any racial com- University’s president met Sunday and move towards a peaceful res- ment. with protesters in their second olution,” the protesters would not Campus police investigated day occupying his office’s waiting be subject to student conduct Underwood’s allegations two years room to demand the firing of three sanctions or legal penalties. ago, but she “chose not to pursue administrators and a $15 mini- The statement said discussions her police complaint,” the univer- mum wage for all campus work- would continue Monday, when the sity said in a statement. ers. building would be closed for regu- A campus institutional equity Duke President Richard lar business. office separately investigated the Brodhead talked with demonstra- Among the administrators the allegation of an uttered racial tors inside the building that hous- protesters want fired is a top exec- comment. “This investigation also es his office and those of other top utive who was involved in a dis- did not produce sufficient evi- administrators. Nine students pute with a parking attendant two dence to confirm the allegations,” have camped out there since years ago. A lawsuit filed last the statement said. Friday afternoon. month by the contract traffic con- Photos posted on the Twitter University spokesman Michael trol officer accuses Duke execu- account of the campus newspaper Contributed photo Schoenfeld initially said officials tive vice president Tallman Trask show graffiti on signs and leaded- MANAGING THE CO-EXISTENCE of trees and utilities is a big part of what Tree Line USA distinction told the students they would face III of using a racial slur against glass windows urging Trask’s fir- is all about. As seen here, proper planting of trees at safe distances from transmission lines is one of the criminal trespassing charges, aca- her. ing. Other photos posted by the goals of Tree Line USA advocates. demic sanctions or both if they Trask has said parking atten- Duke Chronicle show dozens of didn’t leave Sunday. But just dant Syliva Underwood refused to students chanting or seated on before midnight, the school issued let him park in his usual spot and the lawn outside the administra- Tree Line USA a statement saying that “in order stepped in front of his car. He tion building. From Page 1 transmission lines of growing tree dards — training employees in Recycling limbs whose over-reach could quality tree-care practices, edu- From Page 1 eventually threaten the high “Trees are a critical cating the public about planting wires in times of summer storms part of urban landscapes trees for energy conservation and selves — aluminum, paper, plastic, rooms by encouraging students to or heavy winter snow or ice. all across the United helping homeowners plant glass and so on — no longer result use bins. Cleveland Utilities and States. Service providers appropriate trees near utility in enough profit to make recycling “It was in the “I think the message is getting Asplundh officials in the past like Cleveland Utilities lines — not only helps provide a big money-maker. negatives. I actually across — at least to those in the have explained there’s no original demonstrate that it’s beautiful trees for the future, but Board members then discussed called [the recycling schools,” Maskew said. intent to harm trees or to destroy possible for trees and also yields long-term savings for the opportunities Cleveland resi- company representative] The board also discussed some their shapely canopies. It’s just utilities to co-exist for the customers.” dents have to recycle their items. back because I thought it upcoming community events about protecting the wires that benefit of communities In a recent gathering of the Davis said he is a frequent visitor was a typo.” designed to promote the cause. protect the well-being of area res- and citizens.” Cleveland Board of Public to the public recycling center at the — Debbie Millard KAB will participate in idents by providing electricity to — Dan Lambe Utilities, Webb announced the Bradley County Recreational Park Cleveland State Community customers’ homes and business- latest recognition and acknowl- off Urbane Road. An additional Millard said the public is invited College’s annual “It’s All About the es. edged the role of CU’s partner — center is available at a location off to take recycling to schools to help Green” environmental awareness That’s why both companies Foundation and the National Asplundh. Peerless Road. them boost their numbers and event on April 16. It goes from 9 urge homeowners — especially in Association of State Foresters, “I want to congratulate all Millard reminded the board of earn rewards faster. Anyone wish- a.m. to 2 p.m. in the college’s gym. new neighborhoods or those recognizes public and private employees involved in this Coca-Cola’s School Recycling KAB will also be hosting a utilities for pursuing practices ing to recycle that way can contact doing some landscaping for the endeavor ... our electric opera- Program. The company provides Greenway Cleanup event on April first time — to take care in how that protect and enhance tions and our contract tree trim- her to find out how to take their recycling bins to local schools and 23, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Anyone they place their trees, while also America’s urban trees,” the mers, Asplundh,” Webb said. items to a participating school. businesses, and the company wishing to volunteer can meet up remembering the consequences Foundation news release cites. “We’re very happy to receive this Board member Shari Horton picks them back up and handles with the group at Kingsway Press of their eventual size and how “Tree Line USA promotes the distinction again.” the recycling. In return, the said she was glad to hear the off Keith Street. their expanding canopies could dual goals of delivering safe and Of Lambe’s comments about schools are able to earn reams of board was on the same page about On April 30 will be the Cleveland threaten transmission lines. reliable electricity while maintain- maintaining trees as a part of copy paper and live plants to use recycling, because it is important Such instances are one reason ing healthy community forests.” urban landscapes and protecting on their properties. Businesses are for the environment. Recycles 5K, sponsored by the city Tree Line USA exists, as an advo- In a letter to CU President and the co-existence of trees and util- also able to designate schools to be However, she said it can be chal- of Cleveland. The 5-kilometer race cate for proper selection; and CEO Ken Webb, Lambe congratu- ities, Webb pointed out, “Those on the receiving end of their recy- lenging to get the public to see the starts at 8:30 a.m. in Greenway then, when the right trees are lated Cleveland Utilities on its are the principals on which we cling efforts. long-term benefits of recycling in Park, and runners are asked to planted in just the right places, latest honor while pointing to the try to operate.” “Cleveland does have this the short term. She also empha- bring four recyclable items in lieu the organization serves as an overall goal of Tree Line USA. More information about Tree unique program that helps the sized recycling can keep items of an entry fee. advocate for proper techniques in “Your commitment to proper Line USA can be found at schools,” Millard said. which can be reused out of land- Later, on May 14, KAB will host short- and long-term care, and tree-care practice benefits your www.arborday.org/TreeLineUSA. She stressed this program is free fills. its next Household Hazardous for encouraging the future plant- customers in numerous ways, The Arbor Day Foundation is a for the schools and businesses “So much of it is, ‘What’s in it for Waste Collection Day, which gives ing of trees in a responsible man- including providing cleaner air million-member nonprofit, con- taking part, and it is Coca-Cola’s me?’” Horton said. “I’m like, you people the opportunity to safely ner. and water, increasing property servation and education organi- way of “giving back” to the commu- [recycle] so your children don’t live dispose of household chemicals According to an Arbor Day values and improving quality of zation whose mission is “... to nity. on a landfill.” and the like for free. It will be from Foundation news release life,” the Lambe letter reads. inspire people to plant, nurture The majority of the local public Executive Director Joanne 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bradley announcing Cleveland Utilities’ “Trees also conserve energy and and celebrate trees,” according to schools are already taking part, Maskew said the message of it County Justice Center. latest recognition, Tree Line USA reduce peak demand, a crucial ADF literature. but Millard said any new schools being important to recycle is “get- For more information about is a cooperative between multiple benefit to customers and Additional information about and businesses wishing to take ting into the schools” through var- KAB and its efforts, visit players that comes with purpose. providers alike.” the Foundation and its programs part can contact her at ious programs. http://www.cleveland- “Tree Line USA, a partnership Lambe adds, “Your success in can be found at [email protected] or 423- Horton noted some teachers are bradleykab.com or call 423-559- between the Arbor Day meeting Tree Line USA stan- www.arborday.org. 339-4522. promoting recycling in their class- 9789. Industrial From Page 1 the City Council. If passed, a portion of “In addition to the Electric Division for FY 2017 includes a total 5.13 per- and end 12 months later at the 1.5 percent hike will take effect in being a participant in the purchase of cent rate hike. Of this amount, 4 per- $32,445,123 after payments of October 2016 and the remaining por- the original property for the Spring “When completed, the Spring cent is an internal rate adjustment and $1,863,153. New debt to be taken on in tion will be applied in April 2017. Branch Industrial Park, Cleveland Branch Industrial Park and 1.13 percent is a pass-through increase FY 2017 will total $5,225,500. As an example of how the long-range Utilities is currently in the process of surrounding commercial areas from the Hiwassee Utilities Commission Looking ahead, the projected long- planning tool works, CU is already plan- making plans to serve the park and the will hopefully bring new volume for purchased water. term debt in the Water Division at the ning for Electric Division rate hikes in surrounding commercial area,” Webb growth to the Electric Division HUC is a regional water system end of fiscal year 2026 will be fiscal years 2019, 2020, 2022, 2024 cited. “CU engineering departments in and the upward trend we have whose filtration plant operates along the $23,921,834, Webb said. and 2025; however, Webb stressed in a Electric, Water and Wastewater are seen in the past will once again Hiwassee River servicing Bradley and For FY 2017, CU’s Water Division will cover letter that outlines the detailed working with park and commercial become the norm.” — Ken Webb McMinn counties. HUC is operated pay $225,146 in tax equivalency to the budget and long-range plan, “... These developers in order to design plans for under contract with Cleveland Utilities. city of Cleveland. adjustments will be reviewed annually service.” Over the years, Cleveland Utilities Wastewater Division said investment in new infrastructure Webb pointed to the industrial park’s has become more and more reliant Unlike the Water Division whose sales as part of the ongoing planning projected for fiscal year 2017 is expect- possible long-term impact on CU’s volume has leveled off at around one- process.” ed to total $6,914,000, with the largest upon HUC for its drinking water supply. It’s that long-range planning that has budget. “It is projected for fiscal year 2017 half of 1 percent in recent years, the “The potential for this area is tremen- categories being equipment, line exten- alerted Cleveland Utilities senior staff to sions and substation development. This [that] 56.5 percent of the water sold by Wastewater Division is showing an the importance of the completion of the dous, and with a successful build-out, Cleveland Utilities will have been pro- increase over the same period and by Cleveland Utilities stands to address includes a new power transformer at Spring Branch Industrial Park. Once the Wildwood Substation. duced at the HUC filtration plant,” the same amount, about one-half of 1 the park is on line, it is expected to the developing trend of slow- to no- Webb said. percent, Webb explained. growth in the volume of the Electric, Another major expense impacting the bring in major industrial customers, Electric Division, as originally reported CU’s long-range planning document In order to keep up with rising costs and neighboring commercial develop- Water and Wastewater divisions.” projects rate hikes in the Water Division and ongoing capital projects, the He also pointed to a caveat created by by the Banner in late March, is long- ment should add even more businesses term debt service. In Electric, fiscal year for 2018 and 2025. But, just like they Wastewater Division is being budgeted — all of whom will be paying customers Spring Branch ... the potential for are in the Electric Division, “These for a 4.5 percent rate increase. Much of increased spending by Cleveland 2017 is expected to begin with long- needing power, water and sewer servic- term debt totaling $15,869,200 and end adjustments will be reviewed annually the need is based on funding the ongo- es. Utilities. as part of the ongoing planning ing sewer rehabilitation program. “Depending on the type of commercial 12 months later at $17,488,950, after The long-range development of this payments of $1,380,250 over the course process,” Webb confirmed. “This will be the last year of the ten- Interstate 75 Exit 20 area is seen by and industrial development, the upsiz- Investment in new infrastructure will tatively approved four-year initiative to ing of the existing wastewater line to the of the year. New debt of $3 million will Cleveland Utilities as a key player in be added during the same year. take a chunk of the Water Division increase rates in order to fund SCOPE helping to offset stagnant sales volumes area may be required,” he said. budget for 2017. Total expenditure is 10 projects, and it was projected at this All three CU divisions operate on a The Electric Division is expected to that are being driven by trending weath- make a tax equivalency payment to the expected to be $7,896,500. time last year,” Webb noted. “Rate er patterns and conservation measures. simple formula: Sales volume creates “The largest investment by far is a adjustments are forecast again in fiscal revenue and revenue pays the bills, city of Cleveland of $1,912,477 for fiscal Webb addressed the need for getting year 2017. $3,300,000 project to complete the last years 2019, 2020, 2023 and 2025. the new industrial park operating in his whether it’s a payment to vendors and phase of the new water transmission These adjustments will be reviewed contractors, routine update and main- “This is a reduction from the 2016 budget cover letter. amount and is the result of an expected line from Hiwassee Utilities Commission annually as part of the ongoing plan- “[Electric sales] volume has appeared tenance on facilities and equipment, or to the water storage tank on Eldridge ning process.” investment in new infrastructure. reduction in the state assessment ratio to level off in recent years and is not Drive,” Webb said. SCOPE 10 is an acronym for Strategic “The level of demand for electric, by the state of Tennessee for Bradley expected to increase significantly in the The water line’s total length, once Commitment to Protect the water and wastewater services in any County,” Webb explained. “This ratio is short- to mid-term,” Webb cited. completed, will be approximately 15 Environment, a complicated sewer given period determines the revenues a component of the tax calculation.” “Growth that has occurred, in many miles. rehab initiative that was originally collected, and to a large extent, the level Water Division “Once the line is fully functional, the planned to cover a 10-year period. cases, has been offset by energy conser- of expenses incurred,” Webb explained Like its Electric Division counterpart, Those expectations continue to evolve. vation measures such as more efficient in the budget document. “Plans must be CU’s Water Division is just as reliant on ability to assure all customers of an appliances and lighting in the home, flexible enough to account for fluctua- sales volume to sustain its operation by adequate supply of water and redun- In the coming fiscal year, SCOPE 10 and more efficient industrial equip- tions in the demand for services.” paying the monthly bills and investing dancy (multiple sources for clean water) investment by CU is expected to total ment; thus, the flat growth rate in vol- He pointed out CU’s budget proposals in new projects, equipment and infra- in the system will be enhanced,” the CU $4,061,775 in sewer rehabilitation ume.” and long-range planning try to take into structure. president stressed. costs. Again, good for the customers, but account what he called “known vari- A commonality between the Electric, CU is hoping to fund the final phase The Wastewater Division’s total bad for Cleveland Utilities. ables” that are based upon “actual his- Water and Wastewater divisions is how through the State Revolving Loan Fund investment in new infrastructure in FY “When completed, the Spring Branch torical data and projected future data.” available revenue (that is, after all which is administered through the 2017 is projected to be $9,732,104. Industrial Park and surrounding com- However, budgets and planning tools expenses and depreciation have been Tennessee Department of Environment To start the new fiscal year, the sewer mercial areas will hopefully bring new are also based on a string of additional accounted for) is spent. This “net and Conservation as provided for operation is expected to have a long- volume growth to the Electric Division variables, most of which aren’t easy to income,” as defined in the CU budgeting through the Drinking Water State term debt total of $25,555,790, while and the upward trend we have seen in forecast. process, is reinvested back into the util- Revolving [Loan] Fund of 1997 in the ending 12 months later at $28,827,247. the past will once again become the “Other variables which are not as pre- ity’s system in four ways in order to: Tennessee Code Annotated. This will include $2,380,847 in pay- norm,” Webb assessed. dictable include economic changes at 1. Strengthen cash reserves; “The [SRF] loan is a 20-year fixed-rate ments and new debt of $5,652,305. In the strategic planning stages for the national, state and local levels, 2. Invest in new infrastructure; instrument with a projected interest The projected long-term debt in the the industrial park, CU became an inte- changes in the rate of inflation and 3. Provide for debt-service payments; rate of 1.38 percent, and is contingent Wastewater Division at the end of fiscal gral proponent by partnering with the interest rates, weather, capital project and on the proposed rate increase effective year 2026 is $24,228,414, Webb city of Cleveland and Bradley County to cost increases, and system growth or 4. Provide for an annual required July 1, 2017,” he said. advised. commit funding for purchase of the lack thereof,” Webb explained. contribution to employee benefit/retire- The Water Division’s long-term debt CU’s Wastewater Division will pay land on which the industrial park will In the Electric Division alone, Webb ment plans. beginning fiscal year 2017 (July 1, $206,000 in tax equivalency to the city sit. The Water Division budget proposal 2016) is expected to be $29,082,776, of Cleveland in the coming fiscal year. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 7 Control of state courts becomes significant political battleground

ATLANTA (AP) — Much atten- Committee were successful in see- select their replacements to the tion is being paid to the U.S. ing their candidates elected, seven-member court. Supreme Court vacancy, but including a new chief justice who Lawmakers also are weighing equally partisan battles are being says he’s guided by “prayer, not changes to their systems of elect- waged for control of state courts politics.” ing, appointing or retaining around the nation. The races were so acrimonious judges, mostly trying to limit the In states where voters elect that some Arkansas Republicans power of state courts to overrule Supreme Court judges, millions of are considering ending popular them. dollars are being spent to reshape elections for the top court, while A bill in Oklahoma would allow the courts for years to come. some Democrats want more voters to overturn some state Judicial watchdogs say spending transparency by outside spending Supreme Court decisions. by national groups overwhelming- groups. Washington lawmakers are weigh- ly favors judges on the right of the Wisconsin voters also have ing whether to not only shrink political spectrum, and is mostly been exposed to months of TV ads their Supreme Court from nine aimed at maintaining or improv- over a Supreme Court seat ahead justices to five, but also force ing the courts’ responses to corpo- of Tuesday’s primary. Most of the judges to run in districts rather rate interests while countering ads support Justice Rebecca than statewide. One lawmaker state-level spending by labor Bradley, a conservative whom said this could prevent an unions and other interest groups. Republican Gov. Scott Walker “intensely liberal concentration” Lawmakers are busy too, debat- promoted through the judicial in the Seattle area from diluting ing proposals to tip the balance of system and onto the state’s top the influence of Republicans in AP photo power by expanding or reducing court in just three years. Now the rest of the state. WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT Justice Rebecca Bradley, left, their court’s size, or making it eas- she’s seeking a full, 10-year term. “There has been an anger and and opponent JoAnne Kloppenburg listen during a debate at ier to impeach judges whose rul- The conservative Wisconsin frustration that legislative efforts ings upset the legislative majority. Alliance for Reform has spent at have been enacted and then with- Marquette University in Milwaukee on March 15. While the U.S. “State courts are the final word least $1.5 million on TV ads for in one, two or three years those Supreme Court vacancy has been a heated political topic nationally, on a host of state law issues that Bradley, while the liberal Greater statutes have been struck down quieter but equally partisan battles are being waged for control of G O L D & have high stakes for businesses’ Wisconsin Committee has spent as unconstitutional,” said Bill state courts around the country. On Tuesday, Wisconsin voters head DIAMONDS bottom lines, legislatures’ agen- at least $345,430 supporting Raftery, an analyst at the National to the polls to decide a seat on that state’s highest court amid a das and the rights of individuals,” Appeals Court Judge JoAnne Center for State Courts, a non- steady stream of TV ads. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR said Alicia Bannon with the Kloppenburg, who would narrow profit research organization. GOLD & OTHER ITEMS Brennan Center for Justice at the court’s conservative majority if After the Kansas Supreme Supreme Courts in Arizona and on the court or regardless of the 5301 BRAINERD ROAD New York University. “Who sits on elected. Both totals reflect Federal Court ordered the legislature to Georgia, supporters say; Critics decisions that have come down.” state courts can have a profound Communications Commission restore school funding, the state’s argue that in both states, Democratic Sen. Martin (423) 499-9162 impact on the legal landscape in a records of TV buys analyzed by senators approved a bill enabling Republicans simply want to add Quezada said the plan could be state, and special interest groups the judicial campaign watchdog the impeachment of justices who more judges who will vote in their seen as an effort to “pack” the and politicians are increasingly Justice at Stake. attempt to “usurp the power” of favor. court with conservative justices, paying attention.” Partisan control of lawmakers and executive branch The expansion of Georgia’s and suggested delaying imple- State supreme court elections Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court officials. The House has yet to Supreme Court from seven jus- mentation until the next governor have begun to resemble the flipped last fall after six candi- take it up. tices to nine now awaits the signa- takes office. That might not be rough-and-tumble, high-dollar dates for three open seats com- Critics have said the measure ture of Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal, until January 2019, if Ducey campaigns associated with races bined for $12.2 million in contri- would remove the court’s inde- who pushed for the change. doesn’t win a second term. A for governor or Congress. Voters butions and two independent pendence by threatening the jus- Between the expansion and antic- Republican colleague noted the in about two dozen states are groups spent an additional $3.5 tices’ careers if the court strikes ipated retirements, Deal could irony of a Democrat suggesting casting ballots for state supreme million. Democrats swept all three down a law. select four more justices before such a delay, given the party’s court justices this year. Spending races, taking five of the seven “It totally handicaps the his term ends. frustration over the U.S. Senate for two Arkansas Supreme Court seats after six years of Republican Supreme Court,” Republican state In Arizona, Republican state Republicans’ refusal to consider seats alone topped $1.6 million, control. Rep. Steve Becker, a retired dis- Rep. J.D. Mesnard said during a Obama’s nominee. setting a state record for TV ad A race in Kansas is likely to be trict court judge. “It would render committee hearing that expanding Mesnard acknowledged that it buys in a judicial election. another big-money battleground. the Supreme Court useless, basi- the court from five to seven jus- can be difficult sometimes to sep- The Judicial Crisis Network, Groups supportive of Republican cally.” tices would “spread that power arate politics from policy. which is spending millions cam- Gov. Sam Brownback and the Missouri lawmakers also pro- out to more people.” He empha- “If the shoe were on the other paigning against President Barack GOP-controlled Legislature will be posed a plan to make it easier to sized that Republican Gov. Doug foot, I’ll just candidly say, if it was Obama’s Supreme Court nominee looking to oust four of the five jus- impeach justices. Ducey had not approached him a different person appointing, I Merrick Garland, and the tices up for retention elections in Increased populations and about the bill, and said “I would might feel less comfortable,” he Republican State Leadership November, enabling Brownback to caseloads require expanding the feel this way regardless of who is said.

Airline complaints AGE REQUIREMENT 55 YEARS AND OLDER 230 URBANE ROAD N.E. (JUST OFF STUART ROAD) rise even though APRIL 2016 • SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER PHONE 559-2171 more planes are arriving on time MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ACTIVITIES INFORMATION DALLAS (AP) — More flights are 9:00 EXERCISE SITTERS - MEDICARE arriving on time and airlines are DAILY ALL DAY losing fewer bags, yet more con- 11:30 LUNCH (WITH RESERVATION) ALZHEIMER - NURSING HOMES POOL - WII GAMES sumers are complaining about air 12:30 BRIDGE (TUESDAYS/FRIDAYS) TRANSPORTATION - SENIOR SERVICES CARDS (CANASTA, ROOK ETC...) travel. LIBRARY CHECKERS, CHESS & TABLE GAMES COMPUTER/DARTS/PUZZLES Traveler complaints jumped 34 percent last year, to the highest level since 2000. The top frustra- 4 5 6 7 8 tion is problem flights including 8:30 Refreshments cancelations and delays, which is 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments unchanged in 16 years. 10:00 Jamming & Singing 10:00 Bingo 8:30 Refreshments 10:00 Bible Study 9:00 Oil Painting- Baker “Everything is getting better, but W/ Ms. Pearl 12:30 Bridge 10:00 Gospel Singing Gooslin 10:00 Troubadors Dance they are still unhappy about the 12:30 Bridge 1:00 Line Dance 1:30 Leisure Time Bowl same things,” says Dean Headley, a 1:00 Line Dancing marketing professor at Wichita 6:30 Vietnam Veterans 6:30 Project Uplift State and co-author of an annual report on airline quality. He thinks 11 12 13 14 15 passengers resent the growth in extra fees for things like checked 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments- 8:30 Refreshments baggage and changing or canceling 10:00 Volunteer Party 10:00 Health Fair 8:30 U T Exten Svcs 10:00 T. Bandy & Jane a reservation, and that makes them 10:00 Gospel Singing Featuring David Dockins quicker to complain when some- 10:00 Games& Activities Gospel Hour 1:00 Line Dancing 1:00 Line Dancing thing goes wrong with their trip. 12:30 Bridge 6:00 C D Dancing With 6:30 Project Uplift The report by Headley and Brent 6:00 Marine/ DAV Jill Bowen, dean of the aviation school at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, is being released 18 19 20 21 22 Monday. The researchers use pub- licly available information from the U.S. Department of Transportation 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments to rate the airlines for on-time per- W/ Ralph Buckner 10:00 Games &Activities 10:00 Easter Program 10:00 Health Fair formance, baggage handling, 8:30 Refreshments 10:00 Bingo- Eagle H C 1:00 Line Dancing bumping passengers because of 10:00 Gospel Singing 12:30 Bridge 6:30 Project Uplift oversold flights, and complaints 1:00 Line Dancing 7:00 Bill Ellis & Ramblers filed with the government. Among the findings in this year’s report: 25 26 27 28 29 — ON TIME: The percentage of flights that arrived on time rose to 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 8:30 Refreshments 79.9 percent last year from 76.2 10:00 Sheriff’s Dept. 10:00 Time W/ Delois percent in 2014. 10:00 Gospel Singing 12:30 Bridge 11:00 Ship Medicare 8:30 Refreshments — LOST BAGS: The rate of bags 1:00 Line Dancing 8:30 Refreshments 10:00 Bingo being lost, stolen or delayed bags 1:00 Line Dancing 6:30 Project Uplift 10:00 Birthday Party dropped 10 percent in 2015. 10:30 Games/activities — GETTING BUMPED: Fewer passengers were bumped off over- sold flights; the rate dropped by 17 percent last year. That doesn’t RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE EVERY count people who voluntarily gave up their seats for money or a travel THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY voucher. — MORE COMPLAINTS: Airline customers filed more than 15,000 WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT THE SENIOR complaints with the Transportation Department last CENTER. JOIN US IF YOU ARE 55 OR OLDER. year, up from about 11,000 in 2014. Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines, budget carriers that (423) 473-2620 charge lots of fees and had poor on-time records, had the worst complaint rates. It was the fifth increase in com- INSURANCE plaints in six years. Still, more than 670 million people flew on 355 FIRST STREET, S.W. 472-5058 U.S. carriers last year, so only a tiny slice bothered to complain to 2253 Chambliss the government. Many more gripe SKIN CANCER Ave. NW CLEVELAND W W ASTE ASTE CC ONNECTIONS ONNECTIONS directly to the airline. Frontier CEO & COSMETIC Suite 300 PLYWOOD CO. Of Tennessee Barry Biffle has said that his air- 423-472-3332 “SERVING CLEVELAND SINCE 1968” Bradley Professional Building line gets about 30 complaints for Dermatology Center HOURS 423.476.2293 Cleveland, TN FREE every one filed with the 7 A.M.-5:30 P.M. DELIVERY 386 Industrial Dr., Cleveland ADULT & PEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY Accepting New Patients MON.-FRI. 472-3357 Transportation Department and it 2700 20TH ST., N.E. • CLEVELAND www.wasteconnections.com “Your Total Skin Care Team” and Most Insurances used to be a 90-to-1 ratio. “When Quality and Service are Important.” 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

Blondie

ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY by Eugenia Last Snuffy Smith

TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 Agnetha Faltskog, 66. will come to you through an unusual CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS Happy Birthday: Step outside your source. Protect your reputation, posi- DAY: Pharrell Williams, 43; Mike comfort zone and do whatever has to tion and assets. Taking care of legal, McCready, 50; Mitch Pileggi, 64; be done to reach your goals. Solutions medical and financial matters should be your priority. Consider every angle of any deal or plan you want to pursue and proceed with caution. Your num- bers are 9, 17, 21, 29, 34, 36, 43. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Set a Contract Bridge good example for anyone who may by Steve Becker consider you a mentor. Stay on top of matters concerning peers, employers Hagar the Horrible and dealing with institutions. It's best to tie up loose ends before someone asks you to. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Your intuition will be spot-on when dealing with others. Someone will take advan- tage of you or ask for a handout. Offer solutions or advice instead, and you will be spared a loss of money and friendship. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Keep abreast of what everyone is doing. Don't count on partnerships to run smoothly. Keep your plans a secret until you are fully prepared to present a Dilbert flawless layout of what you want to do. Avoid indulgence. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your expertise and insightful approach to handling personal and professional matters will lead to a better relationship with someone who shares your senti- ments. Enjoying the perks of a good relationship will improve your love life. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Look for something new that will get your heart pumping and your mind racing. Take on a challenge that encourages you to learn as you go and grow into some- thing you've always wanted to be. A Garfield romantic celebration is favored. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Spend more time nurturing important relation- ships. Discuss future plans and look for any differences that are best resolved before you move forward. An opportunity will arise through an excit- ing new partnership. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Don't keep secrets. Take care of legal, finan- cial or medical matters concerning institutions. It's best to flush out prob- lems before they escalate. Personal changes will add to your appeal. Put a positive spin on your day. Beetle Bailey SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll instinctively know what to do. Don't hesitate because someone is annoy- ing you or putting demands on your time. Do what's most important to you. A change you make to the way you live will lead to a professional opportunity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Use your intellect and ability to follow through with the changes that will improve your life, and you will bypass someone who is trying to mess with your emotions. Accept the truth and keep moving forward. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics Live, learn and pass the knowledge By Conrad Day and experience you gain on to others. Good fortune will be yours. Take pride in who you are and what you do, and make the most of opportunities. Romance is encouraged. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Don't live in the past, but do try to learn from your mistakes. You have a chance to bring about a personal change that will result in recognition, clout and greater appeal. An energetic, disciplined approach will lead to suc- cess. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Check out every angle before you make a move. Something that appears to be doable could have underlying obsta- cles that might leave you in a vulnera- ble position. Call in a favor if it will help clear up uncertainty and put your mind at ease. Birthday Baby: You are ambitious, inventive and romantic. You are disci- plined and persistent. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 9

MONDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING APRIL 4, 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 The Voice Miley Cyrus helps prepare the vocalists. (N) ’ (:01) Blindspot (N) ’ Å News Tonight Show-J. Fallon Seth Meyers WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Jewish Jesus Praise the Lord Å Rodriguez Potters Trinity Family GregLau Franklin J. Duplantis Praise the Lord Å Graham Joel Osteen Perry Stone WTNB 5Around Town Body Southern-Fit Deals Around Town Around Town Around Town Around Town Around Town WTNB Sports Adrenalin Rush Wrestling Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 Judge Mathis ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Mod Fam Family Feud Family Feud The Middle iZombie ’ Å Jane the Virgin ’ Å Tosh.0 Å Crazy Talk Hollywood Paid Program Anger L King Report WNGHPBS 7 Martha Speak Odd Squad Wild Kratts Wild Kratts PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Fake or Fortune? “Lowry” Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å American Masters ’ Å Pioneers of Television Å Hawking ’ Å DAYSTAR 8Mission Bill Winston Love a Child Jewish Voice Hour of Sal Creflo Dollar Perry Stone John Hagee Rod Parsley Joni: Table Marcus and Joni J. Duplantis Ron Carp. Kenneth W. K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer WTVCABC 9 Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News News News World News Wheel Jeopardy! (N) Dancing With the Stars (N) ’ (Live) Å (:01) Castle “Heartbreaker” 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 Antiques Roadshow (N) Antiques Roadshow Å 1916 The Irish Rebellion Southern World News Charlie Rose (N) ’ Å WDSIFOX 11 ››› “Eight Men Out” (1988) John Cusack. Å›› “Amazing Grace and Chuck” (1987) Alex English. ›› “The Slugger’s Wife” (1985) Michael O’Keefe. Å››› “The Natural” (1984) Robert Redford. A flawed baseball hero gets a new chance. WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith Big Bang Big Bang Scorpion “Fish Filet” Å (9:59) NCIS: Los Angeles ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Carole Hochman Sleepwear Hairdo by HairUWear Illuminage Beauty Inspired Style LOGO by Lori Goldstein Isaac Mizrahi Live! PM Style With Shawn Killinger (N) Patio & Garden “Energizer” CSPAN 14Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Landmark Cases ’ Capitol Hill Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Quid Pro Quo” Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “No Regrets” Outsiders Å Person of Interest “Witness” Person of Interest “Foe” ’ Underground “Firefly” How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met HSN 16Margaritaville Home Tony Little Body by Bison Tony Little Body by Bison The Monday Night Show The Monday Night Show The Monday Night Show Samantha Brown Travel (N) Kitchen Innovations (N) Electronic Connection (N) E! 23Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian Kardashian E! News (N) Å Fashion Police (N) Å E! News Å Fashion Police Å E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks The Real O.J. Simpson Trial The Real O.J. Simpson Trial LIFE 25›› “Friends With Kids” (2011) Jennifer Westfeldt. Å› “A Little Bit of Heaven” (2011) Kate Hudson. Å›› “You Again” (2010) Kristen Bell. Å›› “The Nanny Diaries” (2007) Scarlett Johansson. Å (12:02) ›› “You Again” TLC 26Dateline: Real Life Mysteries Dateline on TLC ’ Å Dateline on TLC ’ Å Born Schizophrenic: January Born Schizophrenic My 40-Year-Old Child Nicky Freeman; Gabby Williams. ’ Born Schizophrenic: January Born Schizophrenic TBS 27Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy NCAA Championship Central (N) (Live) 2016 NCAA Basketball Tournament Final: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Inside March The Detour TNT 28›› “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” (2006) Will Ferrell. (:20) ›› “Iron Man 2” (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr. Premiere. Å NCAA National Championship Team Stream (N) (Live) Å Animal Kingdom (N) Å Book of El USA 29NCIS “Family Secret” ’ NCIS “Ravenous” ’ NCIS “Iced” Å (DVS) Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE Monday Night RAW Who is the WWE Champion? Who is the Diva’s Champion? (N) Chrisley Chrisley (12:06) “The Bounty Hunter” FX 30Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ›› “Man of Steel” (2013, Action) Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon. ’ Å››› “Thor” (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman. ’ Å››› “Thor” (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman. ’ Å ESPN 31MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Å MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at San Diego Padres. (N Subject to Blackout) Å SportsCenter 30/30 Shorts SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) (Live) Å SportsNation The Jump SportsCenter (N) Å College GameDay (N) (Live) Å NFL Live Å MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. (N Subject to Blackout) FSTN 33MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at Cincinnati Reds. (N) (Live) Postgame UFC Reloaded (N) College Softball Marshall at Alabama-Birmingham. West Coast Customs SEC 34(3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show Paul Finebaum discusses all things SEC. (N) (Live) College Softball Mississippi at Mississippi State. (N) (Live) SEC Now (N) (Live) College Football Vanderbilt Spring Game. SEC Now GOLF 35(1:00) Live From the Masters Masters Highlights The Golf Fix (N) Live From the Masters (N) (Live) A Walk Through Augusta Live From the Masters Inside PGA Learning FS1 36Monster Jam (N) Å NASCAR Race Hub (N) (Live) Auto Racing MLB Whiparound (N) Å UFC Reloaded (N) Å Sports Live Sports Live TMZ Sports Best I Herd FSSE 37MLB Baseball Washington Nationals at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. (Live) Braves Live! Braves Live! MLB Baseball Washington Nationals at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. Driven Softball WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Weather Caught on Camera Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell Highway Thru Hell CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money (N) Mad Money (N) Secret Lives Secret Lives Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Shark Tank ’ Å Billion Dollar Buyer Billion Dollar Buyer 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) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Newsroom Live (N) HDLN 42CNN Newsroom Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (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 44Swamp People “Bad Mojo” Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People ’ Å Swamp People Swamp People (N) ’ Å (:03) Billion Dollar Wreck ’ (:03) Billion Dollar Wreck ’ Swamp People TRUTV 45truInside Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers NCAA National Championship Team Stream (N) (Live) Å Those Who Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 The Secret Tapes of the O.J. Case: The Untold Story ’ O.J. Speaks O.J. Speaks: The Hidden Tapes ’ Å Bates Motel Damien “Seven Curses” (N) (:02) The First 48 ’ Å Bates Motel (:23) Damien DISC 47Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Street Outlaws: New Orleans Street Outlaws: Full Throttle Street Outlaws: New Orleans Misfit Garage “’57 Corvette” Street Outlaws: New Orleans Misfit Garage “’57 Corvette” NGC 48The Great Human Race Wicked Tuna Wicked Tuna The Great Human Race Wicked Tuna Wicked Tuna (N) The Great Human Race (N) Wicked Tuna The Great Human Race TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods/Zimmern FOOD 50Farmhouse Trisha’s Sou. Pioneer Wo. Pioneer Wo. Guy’s Grocery Games Cake Wars “The Simpsons” Cake Wars “Minecraft” Cake Wars Chopped Chopped Cake Wars HGTV 51Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It Å Listed Sisters (N) Å Tiny House Tiny House Hunters Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House ANPL 52Tanked: Unfiltered ’ Å Tanked: Unfiltered ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å (:01) Tanked ’ Å Insane Pools: Deep End (:03) Treehouse Masters ’ (12:04) Tanked ’ Å FREE 53The Middle The Middle The Middle ›› “Mamma Mia!” (2008) Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth. ›› “Rock of Ages” (2012, Musical) Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Russell Brand. The 700 Club ’ Å Stitchers “2.0” ’ Å DISN 54Backstage ’ Girl Meets Bunk’d Å K.C. Under. (:15) ››› “Tangled” (2010) Voices of Mandy Moore. ’›› “Princess Protection Program” (2009) (:40) Bunk’d Liv-Mad. Stuck/Middle Girl Meets K.C. Under. Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Bella Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends “The Last One” ’ TOON 56Regular Show Teen Titans Clarence Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Saturday Night” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58››› “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines” (2003, Science Fiction) ‘R’ ›› “Planet of the Apes” (2001) Mark Wahlberg. Premiere. ‘PG-13’ Å (8:56) Better Call Saul Å Better Call Saul “Fifi” (N) (:05) Better Call Saul “Fifi” (12:10) “Planet of the Apes” TCM 59(3:45) ››› “The Trial” (1963) Å (:45) ››› “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” (1972) Å››› “Don Juan” (1926) John Barrymore, Mary Astor. ››› “A Bill of Divorcement” (1932) ››› “State’s Attorney” (1932, Drama) 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 61My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids My Wife-Kids (:10) ››› “My Best Friend’s Wedding” (1997) Å (:15) ›› “Fever Pitch” (2005) Drew Barrymore, Jimmy Fallon. (:20) ›› “Fever Pitch” (2005) Drew Barrymore. My Best BRAVO 62Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Vanderpump Rules Å Vanderpump Rules (N) Southern Charm Vanderpump Rules Happens Southern Charm Vander SYFY 63Batman Rt › “Catwoman” (2004) Halle Berry, Benjamin Bratt. Å›› “Batman Forever” (1995, Action) Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones. Å The Magicians (N) Å Wynonna Earp “Purgatory” Bitten “Tili Tili Bom” (N) ’ The Magicians Å SPIKE 64Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Cops Å Vegas Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å Jail ’ Å Jail ’ Å COM 65(:13) Archer (:44) Archer (:15) Futurama ’ Å Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show Nightly Show At Midnight Not Safe With MTV 66(3:40) Catfish: The TV Show (4:50) Catfish: The TV Show Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 “In the Dark” Teen Mom 2 (N) ’ Teen Mom 2 True Life ’ True Life ’ VH1 67Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (N) Black Ink Crew (N) ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Black Ink Crew ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous” (2005) Sandra Bullock. Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å BET 69House/Payne House of Payne House/Payne (:05) Martin (:44) Martin ’ Å (:22) Martin ››› “Dreamgirls” (2006, Musical) Jamie Foxx. Three singers learn that fame has a high price. Å (:25) Martin The Wendy Williams Show SCIENCE 83NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files What on Earth? ’ Å NASA’s Unexplained Files NASA’s Unexplained Files CSPAN2 85(3:00) U.S. Senate Coverage ’ Communicat Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Key Capitol Hill Hearings ’ EWTN 100Rosary Chaplet Kids Catholicism Bookmark EWTN News Mass of the Annunciation of the Lord The Journey Home (N) EWTN News Holy Rosary World Over Live Saints Women of Mass of the Annunciation WPXA ION 107 Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “The Return” Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “The Caller” Criminal Minds “Bully” ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds ’ Criminal Minds “200” ’ DISXD 117Penn Zero Pickle-Peanut Star-For. Gravity Falls Gravity Falls (:32) ›› “The Ant Bully” (2006, Adventure) Julia Roberts Wander Pickle-Peanut Star Wars Rebels Gravity Falls Spider-Man Star-Rebels Star-For. Wander 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 Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Grandmother Eat St. Å Unique Eats Unique Sugar Best Thing Unwrapped Unwrapped Best Thing Best Thing Unique Unique Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Good Eats Good Eats Best Thing Best Thing WE 163CSI: Miami “Internal Affairs” CSI: Miami “Throwing Heat” CSI: Miami “No Man’s Land” CSI: Miami “Man Down” CSI: Miami “Broken Home” CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Triple Threat” CSI: Miami “Internal Affairs” CSI: Miami “Throwing Heat” GALA 217Cómplices al Rescate Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo El Chavo La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia La Familia Noticiero Con Joaquin La Familia TELE 223María Celeste Caso Cerrado Caso Cerrado Decisiones Noticiero Caso Cerrado: Edición ¿Quién es quién? (N) (SS) Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Gran Hermano: La Novela UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Un camino hacia el destino Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311IndyCar Racing NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk Premier Premier League Review (N) Premier League Match of the Week ’ Blazers Premier League Download Blazers Premier League Review DLC 319OMG! EMT! ’ Å OMG! EMT! “Private Parts” Untold Stories- Holiday ER Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Sin City ER ’ Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monsters Inside Me Å Monday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WRCB) 8 p.m. on (WNGH) (WTCI) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WDEF) 10 p.m. on (NGC) The Voice Antiques Roadshow Jane the Virgin Scorpion The Great Human Race Miley Cyrus remains on hand to serve as It’s no coincidence that a 1930s trove of The romantic reunion of Jane and Michael Fish Filet probably isn’t what you think it In the new episode “First Americans,” Cat key adviser in the new episode “The Knock- Jackie Robinson memorabilia is an element (Gina Rodriguez, Brett Dier) prompts Ra- is in the case of this episode. The story Bigney and Bill Schindler retrace the foot- outs, Part 3,” as the competitors still stand- of this second hour of a new three-part visit fael (Justin Baldoni) to start playing the sends Sylvester (Ari Stidham) into a prison steps of primitives who crossed Russia’s ing choose their own songs. The results put to Tucson, since a Ken Burns documentary field — to the very expectant Petra’s (Yael incognito to find out who’s plotting — quite Bering Straits to North America an estimat- coaches Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, about the sports and civil-rights icon debuts Grobglas) concern — in “Chapter Thirty- lethally — against several judges, but things ed 15,000 years ago. A winter storm beats Blake Shelton and Pharrell Williams on the next week. Also assessed for their present- Six.” However, Rafael and Michael actu- go haywire and he finds his own life in down on the pair as they start their trek in spot to select who stays on their respective day value: a Rolex watch from 1980 that ally are in league with each other as they peril. Stephanie Simmons, morning traffic the Alaskan tundra, a barren wasteland teams. Those not chosen then can be “sto- still has its original box and documentation, search for Mutter’s other son, Derek (guest reporter on Los Angeles’ KCBS-TV, guest where natural resources are scarce. The len” by one of the other coaches to continue and diamond and onyx jewelry that dates star Mat Vairo). Rogelio’s (guest star Jaime stars as ... a reporter. Alana De La Garza lack of food quickly takes its toll on Cat and in the contest. Another episode airs Tues- back to the 1920s. Mark L. Walberg is the Camil) new assistant (guest star Ana de la and Kevin Weisman (Alias) also continue Bill, who wonder whether they’ll be able to day. Carson Daly is the host. host. Reguera) has a giant secret. their guest roles. complete their arduous mission.

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Å›› “The Basketball Diaries” (1995) Leonardo DiCaprio. “Requiem-Hvy.” WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith NCIS “Charade” (N) ’ NCIS: New Orleans (N) ’ Limitless (N) ’ Å News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Great Outdoors With Dan You’re Home With Jill “Garden Edition - Energizer” (N) Patio & Garden “Energizer” Gardening Made Easy by Cottage Farms The Find With Shawn Killinger (N) Cook’s Essentials CSPAN 14(3:30) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. ’ Wisconsin Primary Results and Speeches (N) ’ WGN-A 15Blue Bloods “Loss of Faith” Blue Bloods ’ Å›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. 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Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Forged in Fire “The Cutlass” (:03) Forged in Fire Å Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars TRUTV 45Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Hack My Life Hack My Life Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars DISC 47Deadliest Catch ’ Å Deadliest Catch ’ Å Deadliest Catch ’ Å Deadliest Catch: On Deck “Carpe Diem” (N) ’ Å Deadliest Catch (N) Å (:01) Deadliest Catch (N) ’ (:02) Deadliest Catch Å (12:03) Deadliest Catch ’ NGC 48Area 51: The CIA’s Secret Bigfoot: The New Evidence The Real Bonnie and Clyde The Final Report Billy the Kid: New Evidence Billy the Kid: New Evidence TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods America Delicious Destinations Delicious Destinations Bizarre Foods America Delicious Destinations FOOD 50Farmhouse Trisha’s Sou. Pioneer Wo. Pioneer Wo. 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Jessie Å Jessie Å NICK 55SpongeBob Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Thundermans Bella Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Regular Show Teen Titans Clarence Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Burgers Burgers Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “Old Friend” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Everybody Loves Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:00) ›› “The Day the Earth Stood Still” ›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010, Fantasy) Nicolas Cage. ‘PG’ Å››› “Jurassic Park” (1993, Adventure) Sam Neill, Laura Dern. ‘PG-13’ Å›› “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” (1997) ‘PG-13’ Å TCM 59(3:30) ›››› “The Yearling” (1946) (:45) ›› “On the Beach” (1959) Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner. Å››› “Cape Fear” (1962, Suspense) Gregory Peck. Å›››› “To Kill a Mockingbird” (1962) Gregory Peck. Conversation/Gregory Peck 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 61Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Bad Girls Club Bad Girls Club Like a Boss (N) Bad Girls Club Quit Your Day Job Å Bad Girls Club BRAVO 62Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Real Housewives/Beverly Housewives/Atl. Real Housewives/Beverly Happens Real Housewives/Beverly Happens Housewives/Atl. SYFY 6312 Monkeys “Shonin” Å 12 Monkeys “Paradox” 12 Monkeys “Arms of Mine” ››› “Superman: The Movie” (1978) Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman. Å››› “Superman II” (1980, Adventure) Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder. 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(N) Faking It (N) ›› “Employee of the Month” (2006) Dane Cook. ’ VH1 67T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Stevie J Stevie J Stevie J Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Black Ink Crew ’››› “8 Mile” (2002, Drama) Eminem, Kim Basinger. ’ Å Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Black Ink CMTV 68Reba Å Reba “Pilot” Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing › “Son-in-Law” (1993, Comedy) Pauly Shore, Carla Gugino, Lane Smith. Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å BET 69(3:00) ›› “Betty & Coretta” (2013) (:45) ››› “Dreamgirls” (2006) Jamie Foxx, Beyoncé Knowles. Å Black Girls Rock! 2016 Promoting black excellence. (N) Chasing Destiny (N) (:33) Black Girls Rock! 2016 SCIENCE 83To Be Announced NASA’s Unexplained Files What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? 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(N) (SS) Eva la Trailera (N) ’ (SS) El señor de los cielos (N) ’ Al Rojo Vivo Titulares Gran Hermano: La Novela UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. Un camino hacia el destino Sueño de Amor (N) ’ Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Outdoors Babe W. NASCAR America (N) Å Pro Ftb Talk NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Tampa Bay Lightning at New York Rangers. (Live) (:15) NHL Overtime (N) Blazers Premier League Encore (N) ’ DLC 319911: The Bronx ’ Å 911: The Bronx ’ Å Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Racism to peace prize: Woodrow Wilson’s legacy on display PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — reactions. The exhibit features es across the country. We can thankful to be leaving with a picture of one of its most vener- tions in the world. ... We have a Kristen Coke and Jameil Brown about a dozen panels outlining sandblast a name from the better understanding of a per- ated leaders and expect us to go good chance of being the next enrolled at the Woodrow Wilson highlights from Wilson’s life, building, but to actually change son whose example, in many forward and be thoughtful about Woodrow Wilson.” School of Public Policy and putting him in context of his era how we operate, and what our ways, he has been taught to the way we move in the world,” —- International Affairs at while emphasizing that he was a community is like is much hard- emulate. said Brown, who is also black. “In the Nation’s Service? Princeton University not know- man apart from it. er.” “It would be a disservice for “At Princeton, a large amount of Wilson Revisited”: ing much about the school’s “What we were trying to do The panels explore his Princeton to not give us a whole people go into esteemed posi- http://www.puww.us namesake aside from his oft- here is take the line that sepa- achievements, including his touted positive accomplish- rates ‘Wilson good’ and ‘Wilson transformative role as president ments, from the changes he bad’ and expand it,” said Daniel of Princeton from 1902 to 1910, made as the university’s presi- Linke, archivist at the Seeley G. and his years as the country’s dent to elevate the school’s Mudd Manuscript Library at 28th president from 1913 until stature to his progressive record Princeton and curator of the 1921. Wilson won the Nobel during his two terms as a U.S. exhibit. “There’s a nuanced Peace Prize in 1919. But he also president. debate to be had. He’s still supported segregation — includ- It wasn’t until their junior affecting us today.” ing in the federal government — year that they began to learn Princeton was challenged to rolling back progress for the more about his record on race take a deeper look into Wilson’s emerging black middle class in and his views toward African- life in the fall, when a group of the nation’s capital. Americans and women. Now students raised questions about Wilson’s faults are laid bare seniors, both students were his racist roots and their impact from the beginning. One states among the first to see a new on his worldview and policy. The plainly: “Among Wilson’s most exhibit Princeton is launching Black Justice League held a 32- serious failings was his racism Monday that will more fully hour sit-in inside the presi- and the damage it did to individ- explore who Wilson was — open- dent’s office at Princeton, ual lives at home and abroad.” ly and publicly acknowledging demanding Wilson’s name be Another quotes him in his own his bigotry alongside the pro- removed from programs and words: “Segregation is not a gressivism for which he is so buildings, and for other changes humiliation but a benefit, and revered. to be made on campus to make ought to be so regarded by you “When we were freshmen the university more diverse and gentlemen.” here, there definitely was not inclusive. A Princeton Particularly illuminating is a really any conversation about University committee’s decision panel of quotes from his con- what Woodrow Wilson’s legacy whether to change the name is temporaries, who single him out was as a whole,” said Coke, 21, imminent. for his prejudices during his life- who is black. “There’s lots of Cecilia Rouse, dean of the time. Pioneering black journalist things that we do here on cam- Wilson School, said the students Ida B. Wells said of Wilson that pus to exalt his name. ... When have opened a helpful dialogue segregation “has been given a I started critically looking at his that is part of a national conver- new meaning and impetus legacy, it made me start to sation. under President Wilson, and AP photo think, ‘Who are we celebrat- “It’s important for students to members of the (black race) Princeton University stUdents walk through an exhibit titled “In the Nation’s Service? ing?’” understand great people are have been snubbed, degraded “In the Nation’s Service? complicated,” said Rouse. and humiliated during this Woodrow Wilson Revisited,” Sunday, at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Wilson Revisited” will run “Rarely is someone black or administration as never before in Princeton, N.J. As Princeton University officials weigh whether to remove alumnus and former through Oct. 28. An interactive white. We have to learn to live since freedom.” President Woodrow Wilson’s name from its public policy school, the college is launching an exhibit meant version is also available online, with that complexity. It’s what As Brown, 23, prepares to to more fully air his legacy. The Nobel Peace Prize winner heralded as a progressive hero has also faced inviting viewers to tweet their we’re grappling with on campus- graduate in May, he said he is criticism as a racist who encouraged segregation in his administration. Gregory Peck portrait to be Reed From Page 1 displayed at Portrait Gallery After graduating from Lee, he important Civil War sites in WASHINGTON (AP) — A portrait Peck was one of the biggest stars ing vintage portraits of stars includ- pursued graduate studies at “I think that if we Bradley County. of Gregory Peck will be on display at of postwar Hollywood and is best ing Marlon Brando, Paul Newman, Middle Tennessee State know about the past, it This summer, plaques will be the National Portrait Gallery to mark known for his Oscar-winning por- Meryl Streep and Elizabeth Taylor. placed at three new locations to University and East Tennessee can help us appreciate the 100th anniversary of the actor’s trayal of Atticus Finch in “To Kill a The oil-on-canvas portrait of Peck State University. He ultimately and understand the share historic information with birth. Mockingbird.” by Everett Raymond Kinstler will be earned a master’s degree in his- visitors. They will be at the Fort Peck’s daughter, Cecilia Peck, will The portrait gallery is also launch- on view on the museum’s sacrifices and the tory from ETSU. contributions people Hill Cemetery, a location on Blue be on hand to introduce the portrait ing a new exhibit called “Hollywood “Celebrate” wall on the first floor Reed’s studies then were con- Springs Road which served as a have made. History is on Monday morning. and Time: Celebrity Covers,” includ-through April 10. centrated on World War II histo- camp for Union soldiers and the not dead; it is a story ry. He wrote his master’s thesis Cleveland Bradley County Public on Herman Lauster, a Christian that is evolving. It is Library, which sits on land once missionary who dared to share written and rewritten as occupied by a girls’ school called Reduce, Reuse, his faith during the Nazi regime we learn new things.” the Masonic Female Institute. in Germany. — Bryan Reed “There’s always something When Reed was growing up, new,” Reed said. “Bradley Recycle his father worked in the U.S. his ready smile and office decorCounty history is an ongoing military. Because military history indicate he is not all work and project in and of itself.” was a common source of conver- He stressed there is still much no play. sation in his home, it influenced Still, Reed said he views histo- to be discover even today. For what he would later want to ry as being serious business, example, he said the history of study as an adult. and he has spent many years ofAfrican-Americans from Bradley However, a move back to his career helping students inCounty- “has not been given all Cleveland in the late 1990s Cleveland see the significance of the attention needed.” would shift his focus back to the the city in which they live. However, Reed said new tech- Civil War. “I hope to impress upon themnologies like computerized data- With his master’s in hand, he the importance of knowing about bases and archives have made it began teaching as an adjunct their past,” Reed said. “I think easier to find information on college instructor. At one point, they come to appreciate it more them and their contributions. he found himself rotating among if they can connect it with their Among the more recent discover- three different colleges — Lee, surroundings.” ies is the fact that some Bradley Cleveland State and Countians traveled to Alabama In addition to planning les- Chattanooga State — and work- sons for the classes he teaches,to work with and study under ing at a bookstore part time. Reed can often be found sharing famed educator Booker T. Then, he became a family research and discussion with Washington, at the Tuskegee man. In 2001, he married other local historians. Institute. fiancee Mitzie, and gained two He is currently the presidentThough Reed studies history stepdaughters in the process. of the Bradley County Historical because it is something he Later on, the couple had a son, and Genealogy Society and hasenjoys, he said he also hopes to the now 12-year-old Aiden. been involved with numerous inspire college students and “When it came to my career, research projects. members of the community at that responsibility was much Among them has been work- large to learn more about those more important to me,” Reed ing with Dr. Randy Wood, a his-who made Bradley County home said. tory professor at Lee, to plan the before them. Eventually, he accepted a full- annual Fort Hill Cemetery “I think that if we know about time position teaching at Lantern Walking Tour. Each the past, it can help us appreci- Cleveland State. October, students dress up like ate and understand the sacri- Reed describes himself as those buried in the historic fices and the contributions peo- being part of “the MTV genera- cemetery and share the stories of ple have made,” Reed said. tion” and says he still has a love “their” lives. “History is not dead; it is a story for ’80s rock music and old Reed has also been working that is evolving. It is written and record stores. He also sees him- with the Cleveland/Bradley rewritten as we learn new self as a “youthful spirit,” and Chamber of Commerce to mark things.” Residential From Page 1 Turner said the construction Although there were no com- trends have been toward “more mercial permits for new con- “Commercial will density and more multifamily” struction, some businesses did construction, which is making increase for awhile andreceive approval for alterations Cleveland more of a “metropoli- residential will stop, or additions. Hibachi Express is tan setting rather than a subur- then as a result of the building an addition, and Toyota ban setting.” increased commercialof Cleveland is adding two interi- While the city has seen an and jobs, the residential or walls. increase in the number of apart- will pick up again.” Several of the new businesses ment complexes in recent years, — Bryan Turner that have come to Cleveland in these trends are also seen in the past few months have opted subdivisions with single-family to renovate an existing building houses ing a number of senior citizensrather than building a new one. “Another thing we are seeing moving into these units. Aside from being cost effective with residential is a trend “We seem to have a broad for the company, the move also toward low maintenance,” appeal to multiple demograph-benefits the city by decreasing Turner said. ics,” Turner said. the number of empty buildings He said this means smaller lot Residential construction hasaround town. sizes and more one-level floor been spread out around the city Residential permits for alter- plans. and not concentrated in one ations and additions included “I think what is good about neighborhood. These homes enclosing a carport to convert it Cleveland is it seems to be very have been built and then sold, to a den; construction of a diverse (in what is driving the rather than custom built, which garage; remodeling apartments; was more popular in the 1990s, increase),” Turner said. and adding a deck to a house. While some increase in the according to Turner. Altogether, permits approved Residential building permits multifamily category is attrib- for alterations or additions rep- uted to a jump in the number of represented $2.4 million in proj- resented $459,600 in project students at Lee University, ect value in February, bringing value, and brought in $1,916 in Turner said the city is also see- in $10,903. permit fees to the city.

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 11 Move to OK commercial drone flights over people begins WASHINGTON (AP) — A gov- a half-pound. They essentially over crowds. Working with the ernment-sponsored committee is could fly unrestricted over peo- FAA and engaging the local com- recommending standards that ple, including crowds. Drone munity, the operator would have could clear the way for commer- makers would have to certify that to develop a “congested area cial drone flights over populated if the drone hit someone, there plan” showing how flight risks areas and help speed the intro- would be no more than a 1 per- would be mitigated. As before, duction of package delivery cent chance that the maximum the risk of serious injury would drones and other uses not yet force of the impact would cause a have to be 30 percent or less. possible, The Associated Press serious injury. Safety tests would be more exact- has learned. For the three other categories, ing and the FAA would set a limit The Federal Aviation the drones would have to fly at on how strong the drone’s maxi- Administration currently pro- least 20 feet over the heads of mum impact could be. hibits most commercial drone people and keep a distance of at “The risks are nominal,” said flights over populated areas, least 10 feet laterally from some- Michael Drobac, executive direc- especially crowds. That ban frus- one. tor of the Small UAV Coalition. trates a host of industries that According to the recommenda- “The reality is the technology want to take advantage of the tions: would likely save lives rather technology. —Drones in the second catego- than threaten them.” “Every TV station in the coun- ry are expected to be mostly The FAA announced the for- try wants one, but they can’t be small quadcopters — drones mation of the committee in limited to flying in the middle of with multiple arms and pro- February as a way to circumvent nowhere because there’s no news pellers, and weighing 4 pounds traditional federal rule-making AP file photo in the middle of nowhere,” said to 5 pounds — but there is no procedures, which can take A drone is demonstrated in Brigham City, Utah. A government-sponsored committee is recommend- Jim Williams, a former head of weight limit. Flights over people, years. The committee was made FAA’s drone office who now including crowds, would depend up of 27 companies or trade ing standards that could clear the way for commercial drone flights over populated areas and help speed advises the industry for Dentons, on the design and operating associations, including drone the introduction of package delivery drones and other uses not yet possible. athn international law firm. instructions. Manufacturers manufacturers and companies inclusion of a dissent by those in tee. The agency defines such over people if the drone met the Cellular network providers would have to demonstrate that want to fly drones, as well as favor of the FAA test and TSA drones as those weighing less safety criteria laid out in the rec- also want to loosen restrictions through testing that the chance airline and private pilots, air- clearance. The official spoke on than 4.4 pounds. But the com- ommendations. For example, a so drones, also known as of a serious injury was 1 percent ports, crop dusting companies condition of anonymity because mittee decided not to set a weight smaller drone that flies at higher unmanned aerial vehicles, can or less. and helicopter operators. he was not authorized to speak limit for most of the categories. speeds with fast-moving pro- inspect cell towers, which often —Drones in the third category A last-minute disagreement publicly about internal discus- That means it’s possible that any pellers may prove more of a risk are in urban areas. Amazon’s could not fly over crowds or nearly kept the committee from sions. “small” drone, which the FAA than a heavier drone that flies vision for package deliveries densely populated areas. These meeting the Friday deadline for The FAA initially described the defines as weighing less than 55 more slowly and whose pro- entails drones winging their way drones would be used for work in the recommendations. panel as a “micro” drone commit- pounds, could win approval to fly pellers don’t rotate as quickly. over city and suburban neigh- closed or restricted sites where The Air Line Pilots Association borhoods. the people that the drones fly and trade associations for the The AP obtained a copy of the over have permission from the helicopter and crop dusting recommendations, which were drone operator to be present. industries wanted to require that sent to the FAA late Friday. The Those people would be incidental all commercial drone operators agency is not bound by the rec- to the drone operations and pass an aviation knowledge test ommendations and can make flights over them would be brief, administered in person by the changes when it writes final rather than sustained. FAA and receive a background rules. Manufacturers would have to check from the Transportation The recommendations call for show there was a 30 percent Security Administration, accord- creating four categories of small chance or less that a person ing to an industry official familiar drones that commercial opera- would be seriously injured if with the discussions. tors can fly over people, includ- struck by the drone at the maxi- Most committee members ing crowds in some cases. mum strength impact possible. opposed requiring anything more The first category of drones —Drones in the fourth catego- than an online knowledge test. would weigh no more than about ry could have sustained flights The matter was resolved by the Drone company demos air-drops in Rwanda LOS ANGELES (AP) — Drone drop-off area, the bottom popped engineering. delivery might be years away in open, and a cardboard box with Two hubs contained in modi- the U.S., but it’s becoming a a parachute made of butcher fied shipping containers with 10 reality in Rwanda this summer. paper and biodegradable tape to 15 planes each are all that’s A San Francisco-based drone burst out, plopping to the required to serve all of Rwanda, delivery company says it’ll start ground a few steps away from the company says. The Rwandan making its first deliveries of CEO Keller Rinaudo, who walked government announced its deal blood and medicine in Rwanda over to retrieve it. with Zipline in February. in July. “You have a database of peo- It plans to operate in other Zipline International Inc., ple. You know their lives are in countries later this year if it backed by tech heavyweights like danger,” he said. “Can you get proves it can operate successful- Sequoia Capital and Google them what they need fast ly in Rwanda. Ventures, demonstrated its tech- enough? That’s been the mission Rinaudo says the company for nology for journalists last week from the start.” now is focused on medical sup- in an open field in the San Company executives said the ply delivery in emerging Francisco Bay area. cost of each flight was about the economies where there is less air In a demo broadcast on same as a motorcycle trip, but traffic and regulations are easier Periscope on Friday, a staffer far more reliable. to deal with than in the U.S. or launched a fixed-wing plane And because deliveries of Europe. weighing just 22 pounds off a packages up to 3.5 pounds could “The U.S. has one of the most launcher that used compressed be completed in 15-30 minutes, complicated airspaces in the air. modest packaging eliminated the world and for that reason the Electric-powered propellers need for refrigeration along the (Federal Aviation Administration) took it the rest of the way, on a way, which saves on wasted sup- is even more risk-averse than flight that could extend to 75 plies such as blood. most regulators,” he said. “So I miles round trip, using military- “We leapfrog broken refrigera- think where this will start is in    grade GPS and software to navi- tors, we leapfrog the lack of environments where the need is gate. roads,” said Keenan Wyrobek, incredibly high and the airspace As it dipped low before the Zipline’s head of product and is relatively empty.” 
  Dignified Services at Realistic Prices! WEATHER INFORMATION 2415 Georgetown Road, NE Japan climber rescued from Alaska 473-2620 peak amid high avalanche risk

TALKEETNA, Alaska (AP) — A tude helicopter with two Denali Watanabe told The Associated helicopter rescued an experienced mountaineering rangers reached Press in a telephone interview. Japanese climber from an Alaska Kahiltna Glacier at noon. They “He never pushes himself when mountain where spring storms picked up Kuriaki from his camp he is not fully confident.” had created significant avalanche on the mountain’s West Ridge Avalanche danger was high to risks. climbing route and transported extreme after a recent storm cycle Masatoshi Kuriaki, a 42-year- him in an external rescue basket brought unusually warm and wet old climber from Fukuoka, Japan, to the glacier. From there, they weather conditions, Denali Park was rescued Sunday at the 8,600- flew back to Talkeetna. said. Reports indicated that at foot level of 14,573-foot Mount Kuriaki was on day 75 of a solo least 30 inches (75 centimeters) of Hunter, Denali National Park said expedition that had been planned snow fell at mid-elevations of the in a news release. for 65 days, according to the Alaska Range through Thursday, Kuriaki was uninjured, but release. and more than a foot (30 centime- transmitted a signal for emer- Hideki Watanabe, director of a ters) more through the weekend. gency help on Friday morning, branch of the Japanese Alpine The park described Kuriaki as the park said. He had two days of Club in Fukuoka who knows very experienced in solo winter food and three to four days of Kuriaki, said he was relieved the expeditions in Denali Park. It said water left. climber was safe, adding that he this was his 19th expedition in An Alaska Air National Guard is not surprised that Kuriaki the Alaska Range, 17 of which helicopter was unable to ditched his attempt and he must were solo winter climbs. He has approach Mount Hunter on have had a reason, like weather or attempted 20,310-foot Denali four Friday because of bad weather, avalanche danger, to make that times in winter, including a suc- and storms prevented further choice. cessful solo ascent in 1998. attempts until Sunday, the news “Mr. Kuriaki has his own theory Kuriaki also made the first solo release said. about mountaineering and safety, winter ascent of 17,400-foot As skies cleared, a high-alti- and he is extremely careful,” Mount Foraker in 2007. State Rep. Durham seeks re-election, despite investigation NASHVILLE (AP) — A state rep- seling, although he has denied any regardless of outside pressure resentative under investigation wrongdoing. from establishment politicians or after allegations he sexually A special House panel appoint- special interest groups,” he said in harassed staff members says he ed by Speaker Beth Harwell a news release. will run for re-election. named state Attorney General Durham has $201,000 in his The Tennessean reports Herbert Slatery’s office to head an personal campaign committee Franklin Republican Jeremy investigation into Durham’s fund and $2,000 in a political Durham has filed candidacy behavior. action committee that he can use paperwork with the Williamson Harwell has not ruled out ouster for his campaign. County Election Commission. proceedings against the lawmaker. Four other Republicans and one Durham in January stepped In announcing his bid for re- Democrat have so far picked up down as majority whip and then election, Durham said his cam- nominating petitions to run for withdrew from the House paign will focus on opposition to Durham’s seat. Candidates have Republican caucus after The the Affordable Care Act, immigra- until next Thursday to return their Tennessean reported that he sent tion enforcement, and fiscal qualifying papers. post-midnight text messages ask- responsibility. A number of GOP leaders have ing two women working at the “Williamson County citizens called for Durham to step down, Legislature to send him pictures. realize they can count on me to including Harwell, Gov. Bill He then went on a two-week hia- uphold their constitutional con- Haslam, Senate Speaker Ron tus from the General Assembly to servative values each and every Ramsey and state Republican seek medical and pastoral coun- time on each and every issue Party Chairman Ryan Haynes. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Trove of data on offshore accounts prompts probe

BERLIN (AP) — The release information,” Key said. “New assets. The data dated from what it called an upcoming of a vast trove of documents Zealand has full disclosure of 1977 through the end of “information attack.” and other data on offshore information.” 2015, it said. Russian President financial dealings of wealthy, Ramon Fonseca, a co- The newspaper and its Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, famous and powerful people founder of Mossack Fonseca partners verified the authen- Dmitry Peskov, told reporters around the world is raising — one of the world’s largest ticity of the data by compar- that the Kremlin had questions over the wide- creators of shell companies ing it to public registers, wit- received “a series of ques- spread use of such tactics to — confirmed to Panama’s ness testimony and court tions in a rude manner” from avoid taxes and skirt finan- Channel 2 television network rulings, he told the AP. A pre- an organization that he said cial oversight. that documents investigated vious cache of Mossack was trying to smear Putin. Reports by an internation- by the ICIJ were authentic Fonseca documents obtained “Journalists and members al coalition of media outlets and had been obtained ille- by German authorities was of other organizations have on an investigation with the gally by hackers. also used to verify the new been actively trying to dis- Washington-based But he said most people material, Obermayer added. credit Putin and this coun- International Consortium of named in the reports were “It allows a never-before- try’s leadership,” Peskov Investigative Journalists not his firm’s direct clients seen view inside the offshore said. brought to light details of off- but were accounts set up by world — providing a day-to- The office of Argentine shore assets and services of intermediaries. He said the day, decade-by-decade look President Mauricio Macri politicians, businesses and firm did not engage in any at how dark money flows confirmed a report by La celebrities, based on a cache wrongdoing. through the global financial Nacion newspaper that a of 11.5 million records. Businessmen, criminals, system, breeding crime and business group owned by Among the countries with celebrities and sports stars stripping national treasuries Macri’s family had set up past or present political fig- — the ICIJ said the docu- of tax revenues,” the ICIJ Fleg Trading Ltd. in the ures named in the reports ments involve 214,488 com- said. Bahamas. But it said Macri are Iceland, Ukraine, panies and 14,153 clients of Panamanian President himself had no shares in Fleg Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Mossack Fonseca. The non- Juan Carlos Varela issued a and never received income AP photo Russia and Argentina. profit group said it would statement saying his govern- from it. New INdIAN KAshmIr Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, right, Australia’s tax agency said release the full list of compa- ment had “zero tolerance” for Mexico’s tax office said it shakes hands with Jammu and Kashmir Gov. N.N. Vohra after she Monday it was investigating nies and people linked to illicit financial activities and would check on any Mexican took the oath of office during a ceremony administered by Vohra in more than 800 wealthy peo- them early next month. would cooperate “vigorously” resident or company men- Jammu, India, Monday. Mufti, the leader of a pro-India party, on ple for possible tax evasion The Munich-based with any judicial investiga- tioned in reports on the linked to their alleged deal- German newspaper tion arising from the leak of leaked documents. Monday became the first woman to become the chief minister of ings with Mossack Fonseca, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said it the law firm’s documents. According to the ICIJ’s Indian Kashmir following the death of her father, the region’s top a Panamanian law firm with was offered the data more The Guardian newspaper, website, banks including elected leader. Mufti took the oath on Monday after her Peoples’ international offices that than a year ago through an which participated in the HSBC, UBS, Credit Suisse, Democratic Party and India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party ended a provide offshore financial encrypted channel by an investigation, published a Deutsche Bank have worked nearly three-month deadlock over forming the state government. services. anonymous source. The video on its website late with Mossack Fonseca to cre- The Australian Tax Office source sought unspecified Sunday of an interview with ate offshore accounts. said in a statement that it security measures but no Iceland’s Prime Minister “The allegations are histor- First woman chief minister had linked more than 120 of compensation, said Bastian Sigmundur David ical, in some cases dating those people to an offshore Obermayer, a reporter for the Gunnlaugsson. During the back 20 years, predating our for Kashmir takes office services provider in Hong paper. interview with Sweden’s SVT significant, well-publicized Kong, but did not name the The documents provided to television, the prime minister reforms implemented over SRINAGAR, India (AP) — The es. company. Suddeutsche Zeitung, is asked about a company the last few years,” HSBC leader of a pro-India party on The BJP also opposes a special In New Zealand, Prime amounting to about 2.6 ter- called Wintris. He responds spokesman Rob Sherman Monday became the first woman constitutional status for Kashmir, Minister John Key rejected abytes of data, included by insisting that its affairs said in an emailed response to become the chief minister of which allows the region to make ICIJ’s characterization of his emails, financial spread- are above board and calling to an AP request for com- Indian-controlled Kashmir follow- its own laws, while regional par- country as among 21 tax sheets, passports and corpo- the question “completely ment. ing the death of her father, the ties including the PDP defend it. havens used by Mossack rate records detailing how inappropriate,” before break- UBS, Credit Suisse and region’s top elected leader. Rebels have been fighting Fonseca. powerful figures used banks, ing off the interview. Deutsche Bank did not Mehbooba Mufti took the oath against Indian rule in the state “Tax havens are where law firms and offshore shell In Russia, the Kremlin last immediately respond to a of office after her Peoples’ since 1989. More than 68,000 there is nondisclosure of companies to hide their week said it was anticipating request for comment. Democratic Party and India’s rul- people have been killed in the ing Bharatiya Janata Party ended uprising and a subsequent Indian a nearly three-month deadlock military crackdown. over forming the state govern- ment. The chief minister’s post had fallen vacant after Mufti’s father and PDP founder Mufti Mohammed Sayeed died in January. Since then, Mufti was reluctant to continue her party’s coalition with the Hindu nationalist BJP without an assurance from its leaders that they would take “confidence building” steps to improve the restive Himalayan region. Mufti held a meeting with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month but details of her agreement with the BJP remain unclear. The Peoples’ Democratic Party’s coalition government with the BJP came about after pro- longed negotiations, as no single party won a majority needed to form a government in the state during elections in 2014. The alliance marked the first time the rightwing BJP held a leadership position in the Muslim-majority region also claimed by India’s archenemy, Pakistan. The PDP emerged as the single- largest party with 28 seats in the region’s 87-strong state legisla- ture, while the BJP won 25 seats — all in Hindu-dominated dis- tricts. The two parties hold diametri- cally opposite views on several issues, such as a law that pro- tects Indian military personnel from criminal prosecution in the violence-wracked Himalayan region. The PDP wants the law scrapped, which the BJP oppos- Bangladesh police find grenades, pistols after blast kills 2 DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Police seized grenades, pistols and bullets from a house in a northern Bangladeshi village on Monday, a day after an explosion killed two suspected militants. Authorities believe the house in the Sherpur area of Bogra district was occupied by members of a banned Islamist militant group, Jumatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh, and that the bomb blast Sunday was an accident, local police chief Mohammed Asaduzzaman said. “We suspect that the home was being used as a den for making bombs,” he said. Witnesses told police the explo- Larry sion occurred inside the one-story Simpson, 423-961-8025 building, but could not identify the two dead men, suggesting BC-HIS they were not local people. Board Certified 182 Old Mouse Hearing Asaduzzaman said the build- Instrument Creek Road, NW ing’s owner, who lives elsewhere, Specialist said a man who identified himself as an auto-rickshaw driver rented Cleveland, TN the home about five months ago. Police said they could not locate the man after Sunday’s blast. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 13 MONDAY

Richard Roberts Sports Editor

Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 SportS [email protected] Flames celebrate Brothers will weekend sweep battle for the national title of West Alabama HOUSTON (AP) — Kris Jenkins and Nate Britt, brothers in every From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION bottom of the first inning when way except blood, are giving each Tyler Payne singled, took second other the silent treatment for Lee completed a three-game on a wild pitch and stole third. about 48 hours. sweep of No. 5-ranked He scored on a sacrifice fly by Maybe they will exchange a University of West Alabama on Hill. The contest rocked along at “good luck” or a fist bump before Sunday afternoon at Olympic 1-0 until the bottom of the fifth. Jenkins and Villanova (34-5) face Field, and coach Mark Brew Hill walked, went to third on a Britt and North Carolina (33-6) wasted no time in praising his double by Luke Toms and on Monday night in the NCAA baseball team scored on a balk by West Tournament championship “This was a huge weekend for Alabama starting pitcher Evan game. Otherwise, “Nah,” Jenkins our program. I’m really proud of Miller. Toms made it a 3-0 game said, “no talking.” this team. To sweep a program when he raced home on a single It’s the biggest competition yet like West Alabama speaks vol- by Nate Wierzgac. between a couple guys who grew umes about our team overcom- Two insurance runs followed up trying to beat each other in ing adversity,” Brew said. in the sixth inning. Payne everything. While the Wildcats- Again it was senior Trent Hill stroked his second single of the Tar Heels matchup might be a who played a major role in the day and advanced on a single by no-lose situation for the Britt 5-2 win over the Tigers. The Lee Ben Holland. It was Hill’s time to family, for the players involved lefty pitched 6 2/3 innings and shine again, as he greeted Tiger there will definitely be only one posted his fourth win of the relief pitcher Jonathan Porter winner. year. He did not allow an earned with a two-base hit to left-center “Whoever wins the game, obvi- run, surrendering four hits, field. Payne scored on the play ously the other one is going to be walking five and striking out and Holland raced home on an hurt and going to feel bad,” Britt five. error by the West Alabama left- said. “That’ll be permanent brag- At the plate, Hill also had a fielder. ging rights for the rest of our double and a single, driving in The Tigers fought back in the lives.” two runs and scoring once. seventh. Jack Cockrum and Jenkins and Britt met as 10- “Trent once again led the way. Mitch Holgate walked. Jake year-olds playing AAU basketball He struggled early on the Bush was hit by a pitch to load in the Washington D.C. area. mound, but really found his the bases. Burcham made his Eventually, Jenkins started groove in the middle innings. He appearance on the mound and playing for a team coached by had big hit after big hit all week- limited the West Alabama dam- Britt’s father and spending lots of end,” pointed out Brew. age to only one run. time at the Britts’ home — espe- For the series, Hill had six The Tigers posted another run cially when Jenkins’ mother, hits including a home run and in the eighth to cut the margin Felicia, was spending almost all three doubles. He drove in nine to 5-3 when Josh Winningham of her time at the hospital with runs and also scored a pair. His tripled and scored on a ground- AP photo her ailing infant daughter. Kori final stats note that he played a out. The visitors didn’t go quiet- AtlANtA’s Jeff fRANcOeuR hits an RBI single in the fourth inning of a spring training game was 11 months old when she part in 11 of the 17 runs scored ly in the ninth, recording a cou- against the Tampa Bay Rays, in Kissimmee, Fla. Expectations for the Braves and Nationals are died. in the three wins by the Flames. ple of singles before Burcham competely different as the teams open the season today, in Atlanta. When Felicia Jenkins, a former While Hill was getting credit got a strikeout and a ground college basketball player, got a for the pitching win, junior left- ball hit right back to him. job coaching at Benedict College hander Tyler Burcham came in The Flames have now won 11 in Columbia, South Carolina, she with two outs in the bottom of of their last 13 games and will Braves, Nationals bring felt it would be best for Kris to the seventh and helped seal the return to action on Tuesday, stay with the Britts in Maryland deal for the Flames, who went traveling to Greeneville to test permanently. In 2007, the Britts over the .500 mark in the GSC Tusculum College in a non-con- became Jenkins’ legal guardians. standings (10-9) and scored ference, nine-inning game. Next “It’s been the greatest decision their 20th overall victory of the contrasting expectations Saturday and Sunday they will that’s ever happened in my life,” season, against 13 defeats. be back in GSC action, testing Jenkins said. Lee went right to work in the Union University in Jackson. Villanova coach Jay Wright into 2016 season opener said Britt, not Jenkins, was his priority when he took a recruiting visit to the Britt home. ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta Braves and loose.” “We liked Kris, but we thought Washington Nationals represent the extremes of Washington looks ready for success after com- he’s overweight and he’s not the 2016 NL East. piling the major leagues’ best spring training going to do all the stuff we do,” Max Scherzer, who pitched a no-hitter in his record. Wright said. last start of 2015, starts for Washington in “I kind of sense a winning attitude,” said out- But the 6-foot-6 Jenkins, who Monday’s opener against Julio Teheran, a rare fielder Chris Heisey. “We kind of are starting to weighed as much as 280 pounds holdover on the rebuilding Braves. expect to win. I know it’s spring training, but back in high school, liked what The Nationals and defending NL champion when you win as much as we did, you kind of he heard from Wright. He ended Mets appear to be the division powers. Most start to realize how much you like that and you up committing to Villanova, and observers expect the Braves and Phillies to com- want to continue to do it.” dropping 40 pounds, and Britt pete for last and rank among the worst teams in The Braves’ focus is on 2017, which will bring chose North Carolina. the majors. the opening of new SunTrust Park and the When the Tar Heels and The Nationals’ focus is on winning now. expected first wave of prospects. For their final Wildcats played each other in the Manager Dusty Baker was hired to massage a tal- season at Turner Field, first baseman Freddie first round of the 2013 NCAA ented roster that includes 2015 NL MVP Bryce Freeman and Teheran are the only notable play- Tournament, Jenkins and Britt Harper. ers left from the 2013 team that won 96 games watched the game together, root- Shortstop Danny Espinosa said Baker has and the division. ing for their future schools — and brought an upbeat spirit to the team. For all the talk of such prospects as infielders not talking to each other. They “I feel like it’s a pretty good clubhouse to be in,” Dansby Swanson and Ozzie Albies, pitchers Sean trash texted each other and Espinosa said. “It’s a lot of fun. It seems like a Newcomb and Aaron Blair and outfielder Mallex didn’t even sit on the same real good, positive attitude and lightened mood. Smith, the Braves’ roster includes 14 players who couch. That starts with the manager. Our manager has are 30 or older, many serving as bridges to the “That was fun,” Britt said. done a real good job of keeping everyone light and North Carolina won 78-71. lee university photo keeping everyone having fun and keeping it See BRAVES, Page 15 The Britts have spent the past the lee flAmes celebrate a three-game sweep of No. 5 West Alabama, at Olympic Field on Sunday. See TITLE, Page 15 Seniors lead Lady Flames in win over Lions From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION seven walks. five hits. Andrea Edmonds tossed two innings At the plate it was Nia Ceasar who led the and allowed two runs before Allie Kelley came Led by a pair of seniors, the Lady Flames charge. The senior from Fairfield, Calif., on to get the final out in the bottom of the claimed a softball series win over West launched a solo home run to left-center in the sixth. Alabama, with an 8-4 victory in the rubber second inning to put the Lady Flames up 1-0 Stevie Baird ripped two doubles and drove match Sunday afternoon from sun-drenched early on. She would extend the lead to 4-1 in two while Lexie Dean, Emily Dagnan and Butler Field. with an RBI double in the fourth and doubled Courtney Crawford also doubled. All totaled, Angie Hughes, a four-year staple in the cir- home another run in the seventh to finish 3 the Lady Flames pounded out 14 hits and cle for the Lady Flames, pitched all seven for 4 with 3 RBIs and three runs scored. had eight extra-base hits. innings and struck out 11 batters for her sev- West Alabama’s Ashley Stassin was the lee university photo Crawford, a junior-transfer from lee seNIOR second baseman Nia Ceasar ropes a solo home run enth victory of the season. The Blairsville, losing pitcher. Stassin allowed two runs on Chattanooga State Community College, had Ga., native allowed four runs, with three six hits in three innings. Amanda Medders in the Lady Flames’ victory over West Alabama, Sunday afternoon at earned, on four hits and danced around lasted just two outs, allowing four runs on See LADY FLAMES, Page 15 Butler Field. Kyle Busch wins again for weekend sweep at Martinsville

MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — that never let the track get quite so, ‘Sorry Matt.’” chance to win the race.” seemed poised to challenge Kyle Busch finally figured out as sticky as it normally does. When the green flag flew, Several other drivers who pit- Busch for the lead with 35 laps Martinsville Speedway in his The option to pick the inside Busch sailed off, Allmendinger ted before the final restart start- to go until a blown tire by Jamie truck victory on Saturday. or outside line as the leader on beat Kenseth to the inside posi- ed in the sixth row, or further McMurray caused a caution, He dominated it on Sunday, the final restart was great for tion and Kenseth got shuffled back, of side-by-side racing, bunching up the field. leading 352 laps and pulling Busch, but not for teammate back to 15th. and while Larson and “I was a little worried there away on a restart with 11 laps Matt Kenseth. Busch, meanwhile, led the Keselowski recovered for top- toward the end before that last to go and outrunning AJ “That was the key to the race, most laps at Martinsville since five finishes, others got caught caution came out that Matt was Allmendinger to the finish for being able to restart on the bot- Bobby Hamilton was out front up in traffic and that allowed catching me,” Busch said. “He his first NASCAR Sprint Cup tom like that,” Busch said after for 378 on April 20, 1998. Dillon to hang on out of was on me pretty good and I Series victory on the series’ choosing the inside line, putting Allmendinger was second, fol- nowhere. wasn’t sure that I had enough smallest, oldest oval, and a Kenseth outside. lowed by Kyle Larson, Austin It was the second straight brake in order to handle the rest sweep of the two-race weekend. “We all talked as a group Dillon and Brad Keselowski. race at Martinsville, long a of the day, but fortunately we Busch, who won for the first earlier this morning about how “I was kind of hoping we’d Kenseth nemesis, was a huge got a yellow there.” time in 31 starts at Martinsville we were going to do that and stay green the last 120 laps,” disappointment for the former The race also was a lost day AP photo in the truck race on Saturday, what we were going to do and Allmendinger said. “I figured series champion. for Denny Hamlin, one of the Kyle Busch celebrates win- earned his 35th Cup victory on we all said, with 10 to go, it’s that wasn’t going to happen, but Last spring, he crashed race favorites going in and the ning the Sprint Cup STP 500 at the season’s first short track. pretty much off limits. It was I was praying we had a shot at leader Joey Logano with 46 laps defending champion. Martinsville Speedway on The race was run in bright sun- (11) to go, so it was pretty that because I felt like if that to go, earning himself a two- Sunday, in Martinsville, Va. shine, but cool temperatures much right on the brink there, happened, we had a great race suspension. This time, he See BUSCH, Page 14 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

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nCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Colorado 79 39 36 4 82 208 227 FInAL FOUR Winnipeg 79 32 39 8 72 204 231 Jenne rolls in At Indianapolis Pacific Division national Semifinals GP WLOT Pts GF GA Sunday, April 3 x-Anaheim 78 44 24 10 98 209 185 UConn 80, Oregon State 51 x-Los Angeles 78 46 27 5 97 213 183 3rd career ace Syracuse 80, Washington 59 x-San Jose 79 44 29 6 94 233 205 national Championship Arizona 78 35 36 7 77 203 230 Tuesday, April 5 Calgary 79 33 40 6 72 218 251 From Staff Reports UConn (37-0) vs. Syracuse (30-7) 8:30 p.m. Vancouver 78 29 36 13 71 179 225 Edmonton 80 30 43 7 67 194 239 On Sunday, Matt Jenne got a NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. hole-in-one on the ninth hole at x-clinched playoff spot BASEBALL z-clinched conference the Cleveland Country Club. Saturday’s Games national League San Jose 3, Nashville 2, SO It was Jenne’s third career East Division Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Islanders 0 WLPct GB Philadelphia 3, Ottawa 2 hole-in-one, and was witnessed Atlanta 00.000 — Dallas 3, Los Angeles 2 by playing partners Ryan Hulton, Miami 00.000 — Detroit 3, Toronto 2 Philadelphia 00.000 — Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 1 Lee Rainey and Joe Markham Jr. Washington 00.000 — Florida 4, Montreal 3 New York 01.000 ½ Buffalo 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 The yardage for the par-3 ninth Central Division Columbus 5, Carolina 1 was 172 yards. The day was a WLPct GB Calgary 5, Edmonton 0 Pittsburgh 101.000 — Arizona 3, Washington 0 good one for Jenne, as he made Chicago 00.000 ½ Sunday’s Games Cincinnati 00.000 ½ Chicago 6, Boston 4 eagle on the eighth hole. Milwaukee 00.000 ½ Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 01.000 1 Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 1 West Division St. Louis 5, Colorado 1 WLPct GB Anaheim 3, Dallas 1 Arizona 00.000 — Monday’s Games On AIR Colorado 00.000 — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Los Angeles 00.000 — N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 7 p.m. Sports on TV San Diego 00.000 — Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 4 San Francisco 00.000 — Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 9:19 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 1 Tuesday’s Games TBS — NCAA Tournament, championship, Villanova vs. Kansas City 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. North Carolina, at Houston Monday’s Games Buffalo at New Jersey, 7 p.m. TNT — NCAA Tournament, championship, North Carolina San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-0) at Milwaukee (Peralta 0-0), N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. Team Stream broadcast, at Houston 2:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. TRU — NCAA Tournament, championship, Villanova Team Philadelphia (Hellickson 0-0) at Cincinnati (Iglesias 0-0), Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Stream broadcast, at Houston 4:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. MLB BASEBALL Washington (Scherzer 0-0) at Atlanta (Teheran 0-0), 4:10 Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. 1 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 0-0) at San Diego (Ross 0-0), 7:05 San Jose at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ESPN — Houston at N.Y. Yankees Colorado (De La Rosa 0-0) at Arizona (Greinke 0-0), 9:40 Arizona at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 4 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Richards 0-0), Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. ESPN — Seattle at Texas 10:05 p.m. Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at San Diego N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 0-0) at Kansas City (Young 0-0), 10 p.m. 4:15 p.m. ESPN2 — Chicago Cubs at L.A. Angels St. Louis (Wacha 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Niese 0-0), 7:05 p.m. nASCAR WOMEn'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Detroit (Verlander 0-0) at Miami (Chen 0-0), 7:10 p.m. 3 p.m. San Francisco (Cueto 0-0) at Milwaukee (Nelson 0-0), 8:10 nASCAR Sprint Cup CBSSN — NCAA Division II Tournament, championship, Colorado (Bettis 0-0) at Arizona (S.Miller 0-0), 9:40 p.m. STP 500 Results Lubbock Christian vs. Alaska-Anchorage, at Indianapolis Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 0-0), Sunday 10:05 p.m. At Martinsville Speedway L.A. Dodgers (Kazmir 0-0) at San Diego (Shields 0-0), 10:10 Ridgeway, Va. American League Lap length: .526 miles On TAP East Division (Start position in parentheses) 1. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500 laps, 45 points. Monday, April 4 WLPct GB Toronto 101.000 — 2. (6) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 500, 39. BASEBALL 3. (17) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500, 38. University of the Cumberlands at Cleveland State (DH), 2 Baltimore 00.000 ½ Boston 00.000 ½ 4. (29) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 500, 37. Bradley Central at Cleveland, 7 (JV 4) 5. (11) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 500, 36. McMinn County at Walker Valley, 7 New York 00.000 ½ Tampa Bay 01.000 1 6. (25) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 500, 35. SOFTBALL 7. (3) Brian Vickers, Chevrolet, 500, 34. Sweetwater at Walker Valley, 5 Central Division W L Pct GB 8. (4) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 500, 34. Murphy (NC) at Polk County, 5:30 9. (24) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 500, 32. TEnnIS Kansas City 101.000 — Chicago 00.000 ½ 10. (5) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 500, 31. Bradley Central at Chattanooga Christian, 4:30 11. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 500, 31. AP photo Tuesday, April 5 Cleveland 00.000 ½ Detroit 00.000 ½ 12. (14) Greg Biffle, Ford, 500, 29. JIM HERMAn holds the trophy after winning the Houston Open, in Humble, Texas, Sunday. BASEBALL 13. (23) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 500, 28. Loudon at Polk County, 4:30 Minnesota 00.000 ½ West Division 14. (21) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 500, 27. Cleveland at Bradley Central, 7 (JV 4) 15. (9) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 500, 27. Walker Valley at McMinn County, 7 WLPct GB Houston 00.000 — 16. (28) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 500, 25. SOCCER 17. (19) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 500, 25. Walker Valley at Bradley Central, 5 Los Angeles 00.000 — Oakland 00.000 — 18. (16) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 500, 23. Soddy-Daisy at Cleveland, 6 19. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500, 22. SOFTBALL Seattle 00.000 — Texas 00.000 — 20. (10) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 499, 21. Herman wins Houston Open, McMinn County at Walker Valley, 5 Sunday’s Games 21. (22) David Ragan, Toyota, 499, 20. Polk County at Sequoyah, 5:30 22. (2) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 499, 19. East Hamilton at Cleveland, 5:30 Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 3 Kansas City 4, N.Y. Mets 3 23. (15) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 499, 18. TEnnIS 24. (27) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 498, 17. Bradley Central at East Hamilton, 4:30 Monday’s Games Houston (Keuchel 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 0-0), 1:05 25. (30) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 497, 16. Wednesday, April 6 26. (26) Brian Scott, Ford, 496, 15. BASEBALL Minnesota (Santana 0-0) at Baltimore (Tillman 0-0), 3:05 makes field for the Masters 27. (32) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 496, 14. Cleveland at Bradley Central (9), 5 Seattle (Hernandez 0-0) at Texas (Hamels 0-0), 4:05 p.m. Boston (Price 0-0) at Cleveland (Kluber 0-0), 4:10 p.m. 28. (33) Landon Cassill, Ford, 495, 13. McCallie at Walker Valley, 7 29. (35) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 495, 12. SOFTBALL Toronto (Dickey 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Smyly 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Sale 0-0) at Oakland (Gray 0-0), 10:05 30. (31) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 495, 11. HUMBLE, Texas (AP) — Jim Stenson missed an 18-foot This is his fifth full season in Young Harris at Lee University (DH), 3 31. (18) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 494, 10. Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 5 Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Richards 0-0), Herman delivered a masterful birdie putt on the last hole for a the big leagues, and he still 10:05 p.m. 32. (13) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 494, 9. Cleveland at Bradley Central, 5 33. (36) Chris Buescher, Ford, 491, 8. performance at just the right 68 to finish one shot behind. It wears “Trump” on his golf Thursday, April 7 Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 0-0) at Kansas City (Young 0-0), 34. (34) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 491, 7. BASEBALL 35. (38) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 490, 6. time Sunday in the Shell was the Swede’s eighth runner- shirts. Within the past month, Greenback at Polk County, 5 4:15 p.m. Detroit (Verlander 0-0) at Miami (Chen 0-0), 7:10 p.m. 36. (37) Joey Gase, Ford, 490, 0. Houston Open. up finish since his last victory Herman has changed from Walker Valley at Bradley Central (9), 5 37. (40) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 490, 4. Bradley Central at Chattanooga Central, 7 (JV 4) Toronto (Sanchez 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 0-0), 7:10 Seattle (Iwakuma 0-0) at Texas (M.Perez 0-0), 8:05 p.m. 38. (39) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, engine, 326, 3. Herman, winless in 105 pre- in Dubai at the end of 2014. block letters of “Trump” to a SOCCER 39. (8) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, accident, 221, 2. Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 6 Chicago White Sox (Quintana 0-0) at Oakland (Hill 0-0), 10:05 p.m. 40. (20) Aric Almirola, Ford, engine, 206, 1. vious starts on the PGA Tour, “You can play well and still logo from Trump’s course. Cleveland at McMinn County, 7 Race Statistics Bradley Central at Sequoyah, TBA Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 0-0), chipped in for birdie on the lose,” he said. “I didn’t want to He was artful in closing the 10:05 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: 80.088 mph. SOFTBALL Time of Race: 3 hours, 17 minutes, 2 seconds. par-3 16th and finished with put any (extra) pressure on deal at the Golf Club of Greenback at Polk County, 5:30 Margin of Victory: 0.663 seconds. Cleveland at Soddy-Daisy, 5:30 Caution Flags: 8 for 51 laps. two solid pars for a 4-under 68 myself. I wasn’t given the tour- Houston. Bradley Central at McMinn Central, 5:30 GOLF Lead Changes: 11 among 5 drivers. and a one-shot victory that nament. I had to play 9 under Herman and Jamie Lovemark TEnnIS Lap Leaders: J.Logano 1-21; P.Menard 22-31; Ky.Busch 32- Soddy Daisy at Bradley Central, 4:30 PGA Tour 100; K.Harvick 101-105; Ky.Busch 106-131; M.Kenseth sends him to the Masters for on the weekend to win it.” were tied for the lead going into TRACK AnD FIELD 132-146; Ky.Busch 147-155; K.Harvick 156-222; M.Kenseth Half Meet at Rhea County, 4 Shell Houston Open Par Scores Sunday 223-240; Ky.Busch 241-314; M.Kenseth 315-326; Ky.Busch the first time in his career. Dustin Johnson tried to the final round. Lovemark was Friday, April 8 327-500. BASEBALL At Golf Club of Houston Herman tapped in for par overcome a double bogey on the 4 over through six holes and Humble, Texas Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): Ky.Busch, Motlow State at Cleveland State, 2 5 times for 352 laps; K.Harvick, 2 times for 72 laps; and thrust both fists in the air 11th hole. He made three was never a factor. Herman Polk County at Loudon, 6 Purse: $6.8 million Yardage: 7,441; Par 72 M.Kenseth, 3 times for 45 laps; J.Logano, 1 time for 21 laps; Bradley Central at Franklin County, TBA P.Menard, 1 time for 10 laps. after his one-shot victory over birdies coming in, but had to hung around during Spieth’s SOFTBALL Final Jim Herman (500), $1,224,000 69-69-67-68—273 -15 Wins: J.Johnson, 2; Ky.Busch, 1; D.Hamlin, 1; K.Harvick, 1; Henrik Stenson. settle for a 69 and was two early charge, and even after Motlow State at Cleveland State (DH), 2 B.Keselowski, 1. Bradley Central at Silverdale, 5 Henrik Stenson (300), $734,400 69-71-66-68—274 -14 Dustin Johnson (190), $462,400 65-71-70-69—275 -13 Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Harvick, 220; 2. J.Johnson, 216; 3. “This is pretty unreal,” shots back. Stenson took the lead. Loudon at Polk County, 5:30 Ky.Busch, 215; 4. C.Edwards, 206; 5. J.Logano, 196; 6. Kingston at Cleveland, 5:30 Rafa Cabrera Bello, $326,400 71-72-68-65—276 -12 Daniel Berger (105), $258,400 67-74-70-66—277 -11 B.Keselowski, 178; 7. A.Dillon, 176; 8. Ku.Busch, 176; 9. Herman said, admitting he had Jordan Spieth made four Stenson fell back with a Saturday, April 9 D.Hamlin, 172; 10. D.Earnhardt Jr., 172; 11. M.Truex Jr., BASEBALL Russell Henley (105), $258,400 70-68-68-71—277 -11 to go through Q school seven straight birdies early in his bogey from the bunker on the Charles Howell III (85), $211,933 69-69-72-68—278 -10 150; 12. A.Allmendinger, 147; 13. J.McMurray, 143; 14. Motlow State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 M.Kenseth, 140; 15. R.Blaney, 132; 16. C.Elliott, 131. times before sticking on the round, but two shots into the 14th hole, only to get that Bradley Central (9) at East Hamilton, 1 Chez Reavie (85), $211,933 66-70-72-70—278 -10 Kyle Reifers (85), $211,933 70-70-68-70—278 -10 nASCAR Driver Rating Formula Lee University at Union University (DH), 2 A maximum of 150 points can be attained in a race. Tour. water led to double bogeys and stroke back on the par-5 15th. Bradley Central at Franklin County, TBA Rickie Fowler (70), $170,000 69-70-70-70—279 -9 Sean O’Hair (70), $170,000 68-73-69-69—279 -9 The formula combines the following categories: Wins, “I’ve dreamt of this for long a 70. He was seven back in a tie Herman, however, never SOFTBALL Finishes, Top-15 Finishes, Average Running Position While Rhea County at Bradley Central (DH), 10 a.m. Patrick Reed (70), $170,000 69-71-72-67—279 -9 Si Woo Kim (56), $123,760 69-71-69-71—280 -8 on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under Green, Fastest Lap, time and I’m going to enjoy it. for 13th. flinched. Tied for the lead, he Motlow State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Led Most Laps, Lead-Lap Finish. Lee University at Union University (DH), 2 Phil Mickelson (56), $123,760 69-71-71-69—280 -8 I’m pretty proud of myself. (It’s) It was the third time since missed the green to the left on TRACK AnD FIELD Charl Schwartzel (56), $123,760 69-72-70-69—280 -8 Optimist Southeastern Invitational Jordan Spieth (56), $123,760 67-73-70-70—280 -8 the first time I’ve ever been up 2008 that a player won the the 16th and was in thick grass Sunday, April 10 Johnson Wagner (56), $123,760 66-76-69-69—280 -8 there in the final group. To be Houston Open to get into the near the bunker. His chip came BASEBALL Jamie Lovemark (53), $102,000 67-68-70-76—281 -7 TRAnSACTIOnS Lee University at Union University, 2 Jamie Donaldson (49), $73,950 69-68-74-71—282 -6 Mark Hubbard (49), $73,950 70-72-71-69—282 -6 Sunday’s Sports Transactions able to bring it home ... I did Masters, and Herman might be out perfectly and dropped for a SOFTBALL BASEBALL Lee University at Union University, 1 Will MacKenzie (49), $73,950 69-68-73-72—282 -6 really well. It wasn’t too long the most unlikely candidate. surprising birdie and a one- Scott Piercy (49), $73,950 68-74-71-69—282 -6 American League Cameron Smith (49), $73,950 69-72-72-69—282 -6 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed RHP Kevin Gausman, ago that I was pretty low with Ten years ago, Herman was shot lead, and he held it. Kyle Stanley (49), $73,950 69-72-68-73—282 -6 LHP Brian Matusz and INF Jimmy Paredes on the 15-day my game. I couldn’t get out of working as an assistant pro at He faced a long wait at the BASKETBALL Jhonattan Vegas (49), $73,950 69-73-71-69—282 -6 DL, retroactive to March 25. Reassigned OF Xavier Avery to Jimmy Walker (49), $73,950 70-73-69-70—282 -6 minor league camp. my own way. This never would Trump Bedminster in New 18th to hit his tee shot, with a Roberto Castro (42), $47,260 65-72-70-76—283 -5 BOSTON RED SOX — Placed RHPs Brandon Workman national Basketball Association and Carson Smith, C Christian Vazquez and LHP Eduardo EASTERn COnFEREnCE Graham DeLaet (42), $47,260 67-72-72-72—283 -5 have been possible two years Jersey when he played one day bunker to the right and water Michael Kim (42), $47,260 68-74-71-70—283 -5 Rodriguez on the 15-day DL; Vazquez and Smith retroactive Atlantic Division to March 25. ago.” with course owner and GOP all the way down the left. W L Pct GB Luke List (42), $47,260 68-72-71-72—283 -5 Chris Stroud (42), $47,260 70-73-71-69—283 -5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Reassigned RHP Phillippe y-Toronto 51 25 .671 — Aumont, INF Travis Ishikawa, OF Jacob May and C Hector The Houston Open was the front-runner Donald Trump, Herman drilled it 316 yards x-Boston 45 32 .584 6½ Bernd Wiesberger, $47,260 68-71-74-70—283 -5 Stewart Cink (36), $36,720 69-73-75-67—284 -4 Sanchez to minor league camp. final opportunity for players to who wanted to know why he down the middle, hit a safe New York 31 47 .397 21 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed SS Lonnie Chisenhall and Brooklyn 21 56 .273 30½ Charley Hoffman (36), $36,720 64-70-74-76—284 -4 Thongchai Jaidee, $36,720 71-72-70-71—284 -4 OF Michael Brantley on the 15-day DL; Brantley retroactive get into the Masters, and was folding shirts instead of shot to the middle of the green, Philadelphia 9 68 .117 42½ to March 25 and Chisenhall to March 28. Designated LHP Southeast Division David Toms (36), $36,720 70-70-70-74—284 -4 Herman seemed like a long competing against the best. and two putts later he was on Gary Woodland (36), $36,720 69-72-71-72—284 -4 Giovanni Soto and INF Zach Walters for assignment. W L Pct GB Assigned RHPs Craig Stammen and Jarrett Grube, LHP x-Atlanta 45 32 .584 — Stuart Appleby (30), $27,200 69-71-74-71—285 -3 shot at No. 191 in the world Trump encouraged him to give his way to Augusta National. Zac Blair (30), $27,200 69-73-71-72—285 -3 Tom Gorzelanny, C Guillermo Quiroz and INFs Todd x-Miami 44 32 .579 ½ Hankins and Michael Martinez to minor league camp. whose only professional victory it another shot, and Herman The victory also gets Herman x-Charlotte 44 32 .579 ½ Rafael Campos, $27,200 69-71-73-72—285 -3 Ernie Els (30), $27,200 72-69-72-72—285 -3 Selected the contracts of LHP Ross Detwiler and OF Marlon Washington 37 40 .481 8 Byrd from Columbus (IL). was six years ago at the eventually made it out to the into the PGA Championship for Orlando 33 44 .429 12 Chesson Hadley (30), $27,200 71-71-69-74—285 -3 Colt Knost (30), $27,200 71-72-74-68—285 -3 DETROIT TIGERS — Placed OF Cameron Maybin, LHPs Moonah Classic in Australia. PGA Tour. the first time. Central Division Daniel Norris and Blaine Hardy and RHPs Alex Wilson, Jeff W L Pct GB Ryan Palmer (30), $27,200 69-74-73-69—285 -3 Scott Pinckney (30), $27,200 66-73-73-73—285 -3 Ferrell and Angel Nesbitt on the 15-day DL, retroactive to y-Cleveland 55 22 .714 — March 25. Selected the contract of RHP Logan Kensing Indiana 41 36 .532 14 David Hearn (23), $18,496 70-70-72-74—286 -2 Andrew Loupe (23), $18,496 67-72-78-69—286 -2 from Toledo (IL). Detroit 41 36 .532 14 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed OF Jarrod Dyson on the Chicago 39 38 .506 16 Bryce Molder (23), $18,496 71-72-72-71—286 -2 Raiders go 3-4 at Chatt. Central Invitational Geoff Ogilvy (23), $18,496 70-72-72-72—286 -2 15-day DL, retroactive to March 25, and LHP Tim Collins on Milwaukee 32 45 .416 23 the 60-day DL. Reassigned LHPs David Huff and John WESTERn COnFEREnCE John Senden (23), $18,496 69-74-69-74—286 -2 Nick Taylor (23), $18,496 68-73-71-74—286 -2 Lannan and INFs Cody Decker and Whit Merrifield to minor Southwest Division league camp. Selected the contract of RHP Chien-Ming From Staff Reports Dylan Turner was 2-3 with two RBIs and a run. W L Pct GB Rhein Gibson (17), $15,858 73-70-72-72—287 -1 Brian Harman (17), $15,858 67-74-74-72—287 -1 Wang from Omaha. two RBIs and two runs, while Harbor Jefferson pitched the y-San Antonio 64 12 .842 — LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned LHP Tyler Skaggs, Memphis 41 36 .532 23½ Ben Martin (17), $15,858 68-75-70-74—287 -1 CHATTANOOGA — A little bit Tyrone Van Aswegen (17), $15,85871-70-70-76—287 -1 3B Jefry Marte, 2B Rey Navarro and OF Rafael Ortega to Jake Griffin was 3-4 at the whole game, striking out eight Dallas 39 38 .506 25½ Salt Lake (PCL). Assigned OF Todd Cunningham outright to of rain may have interrupted Houston 38 39 .494 26½ Steve Wheatcroft (17), $15,858 69-74-71-73—287 -1 plate with an RBI and three Warrior batters and giving up Erik Compton (11), $14,960 72-70-71-75—288 E Salt Lake. Placed LHP C.J. Wilson on the 15-day DL. New Orleans 29 47 .382 35 MINNESOTA TWINS — Selected the contract of LHP the Chattanooga Central northwest Division Harris English (11), $14,960 68-70-74-76—288 E runs. four hits. Lucas Glover (11), $14,960 71-68-76-73—288 E Fernando Abad from Rochester (IL). W L Pct GB NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed INF Greg Bird, OF Mason Invitational last week, but it Cleveland hosts rival Bradley y-Oklahoma City 53 24 .688 — Justin Hicks (11), $14,960 66-74-76-72—288 E Tyler Standridge was 2-4 Davis Love III (11), $14,960 67-75-75-71—288 E Williams and RHP Bryan Mitchell on the 15-day DL; Bird and couldn’t slow down the Portland 41 37 .526 12½ Williams retroactive to March 25 and Mitchell to March 31. with a double and scored a run, Central (12-4, 6-0) tonight at 7 Utah 39 38 .506 14 Cameron Tringale (11), $14,960 72-71-72-73—288 E Boo Weekley (11), $14,960 69-72-73-74—288 E SEATTLE MARINERS — Designated C Rob Brantly for Cleveland Blue Raiders as they p.m. Denver 32 46 .410 21½ assignment. Placed LHP Charlie Furbush and RHP Evan and Kent Christian went 2-3 Minnesota 25 52 .325 28 Andres Gonzales (7), $14,348 69-73-74-73—289 +1 rolled through the competition. Whee Kim (7), $14,348 67-73-69-80—289 +1 Scribner on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 25. with an RBI. GAME SUMMARIES Pacific Division Reassigned INF Efren Navarro and OF Daniel Robertson to W L Pct GB Retief Goosen (5), $14,076 71-71-71-77—290 +2 Cleveland (12-5) won three Saturday Martin Laird (5), $14,076 68-71-75-76—290 +2 minor league camp. Selected the contract of RHP Joel Cade Thacker struck out four y-Golden State 69 8 .896 — Peralta from Tacoma (PCL). out of four games in the tour- Cleveland 240 60 — 12 12 2 x-L.A. Clippers 48 28 .632 20½ Jason Kokrak (3), $13,872 69-72-76-74—291 +3 and gave up four hits in the Sung Kang (2), $13,736 72-71-72-78—293 +5 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Released 1B James Loney. Chatt. Central 001 00 — 1 4 3 Sacramento 31 46 .403 38 TEXAS RANGERS — Placed RHPs Yu Darvish and Luke nament, beating Hixson 10-4 WP: Cade Thacker 5 IP, 4 H, 0 ER, 4 K’s. HR: Phoenix 20 57 .260 49 Jon Curran (1), $13,600 67-74-75-78—294 +6 Saturday evening game. Scott Brown (1), $13,464 65-74-77-79—295 +7 Jackson, C Chris Gimenez and OF Josh Hamilton on the on Wednesday, grabbing an 8-5 Hunter Oliver (C). 2B: Tyler Standridge; Oliver L.A. Lakers 16 60 .211 52½ 15-day DL; Darvish, Jackson and Hamilton retroactive to RAIDERS 8, WARRIORS 5 x-clinched playoff spot Made cut did not finish (C). Highlights: Oliver 2-4, HR, 2B, 4 RBIs, 2 Derek Fathauer (1), $13,056 73-70-75—218 +2 March 25 and Gimenez to March 27. win over White County on y-clinched division TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Optioned RHP Ryan Tepera to On Friday, Cleveland outhit runs; Dylan Turner 2-3, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Jake Saturday’s Games Sergio Garcia (1), $13,056 71-72-75—218 +2 Griffin 3-4, RBI, 3 runs; Chantz Placek 1-3, run; Steve Marino (1), $13,056 67-73-78—218 +2 Buffalo (IL). Placed RHPs Marco Estrada and Bo Schultz, Friday and dominating the host White County 13-5 in CHS’s 8- Indiana 115, Philadelphia 102 LHP Aaron Loup and 2B Devon Travis on the 15-day DL, Kent Christian 2-3, RBI; Standridge 2-4, run; Detroit 94, Chicago 90 Seung-Yul Noh (1), $13,056 70-73-75—218 +2 team in a 12-1 game Saturday D.A. Points (1), $13,056 71-72-75—218 +2 retroactive to March 25. Agreed to terms with LHP Franklin 5 win. Trevor Ramsey run; Michael May run; Ezequiel San Antonio 102, Toronto 95 Morales on a one-year contract. Sacramento 115, Denver 106 J.J. Henry (1), $12,648 70-72-78—220 +4 night. The Raiders’ only loss After seeing the Warriors Jesurum run (C). Records: Cleveland 12-5. Matt Dobyns, $12,512 69-74-78—221 +5 national League Portland 110, Miami 93 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Placed RHP Josh came to the (North) Carolina Friday Sunday’s Games Angel Cabrera (1), $12,376 69-73-80—222 +6 jump out to a 3-1 lead after the Matt Every (1), $12,240 72-70-82—224 +8 Collmenter and OF A.J. Pollock on the 15-day DL; White County 311 00 — 5 4 0 New Orleans 106, Brooklyn 87 Collmenter retroactive to March 28. Optioned RHP Enrique Royals, via run-rule on first inning, the Raiders worked L.A. Clippers 114, Washington 109 Jonas Blixt (1), $12,104 67-75-83—225 +9 Cleveland 124 1x — 8 13 4 Burgos and OFs Evan Marshall and Peter O’Brien to Reno Saturday afternoon. WP: Harbor Jefferson 5 IP, 4 H, 4 ER, 8 K’s. HR: Dallas 88, Minnesota 78 (PCL). Selected the contract of OF Rickie Weeks Jr. from to chip away at that lead. White Houston 118, Oklahoma City 110 Reno. Saturday night, Cleveland’s County picked up another run Hunter Oliver (C). 3B: Oliver (C). 2B: Ezequiel Cleveland 112, Charlotte 103 HOCKEY CHICAGO CUBS — Placed RHPs Dallas Beeler and Aaron Jesurum, Oliver (C). Highlights: Tyler Utah 101, Phoenix 86 Brooks and INFs Javy Baez and Christian Villanueva on the bats outswung Central’s in a in the top of the second, but Standridge 1-3, RBI; Oliver 3-3, RBI, 3 runs; Orlando 119, Memphis 107 15-day DL, retroactive to March 25. Jeserum 3-3, 2 RBIs, run; Chantz Placek 2-3, Chicago 102, Milwaukee 98 national Hockey League decisive, 11-run victory. EASTERn COnFEREnCE CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned C Ramon Cabrera and Cleveland cut the lead to just run; Kent Christian 2-2; Camden Sewell run; Indiana 92, New York 87 INF/OF Jose Peraza to Louisville (IL). Reassigned RHPs Golden State 136, Portland 111 Atlantic Division The Raiders scored two runs one run after scoring two runs Noah Sills 2-3, RBI; Trevor Ramsey 2 runs (C). GP WLOT Pts GF GA Dayan Diaz and Tim Melville to Louisville. Placed OF Juan Boston 107, L.A. Lakers 100 Duran on the restricted list. Designated OF Jake Cave for in the top of the first and then Monday’s Games x-Florida 78 44 25 9 97 225 194 of their own. Tampa Bay 78 45 28 5 95 217 186 assignment. Placed OF Yorman Rodriguez, C Kyle No games scheduled Skipworth, LHP John Lamb and RHPs Anthony DeSclafani, another four followed in the top In the top of the third, the Tuesday’s Games Detroit 79 40 28 11 91 204 216 Boston 79 41 30 8 90 233 220 Michael Lorenzen and Jon Moscot on the 15-day DL; of the second inning. New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. DeSclafani, Lamb, Lorenzen and Moscot retroactive to Warriors scored their fifth and Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa 79 36 34 9 81 224 240 Montreal 79 36 37 6 78 211 228 March 25; Rodriguez to March 27; and Skipworth to March Central scored its only run of final run, but the Raiders were Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 31. Agreed to terms with RHP Steve Delabar on a minor Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. Buffalo 79 33 35 11 77 193 214 the game in the bottom of the Toronto 78 28 39 11 67 189 229 league contract. Recalled OF Tyler Holt from Louisville. just getting started. Detroit at Miami, 8 p.m. Selected the contract of C/INF Jordan Pacheco from Busch Phoenix at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Metropolitan Division third. Cleveland took a 7-5 lead GP WLOT Pts GF GA Louisville. Oklahoma City at Denver, 9 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed RHPs Jon Gray and Cleveland’s final six runs From Page 13 San Antonio at Utah, 9 p.m. z-Washington 78 55 17 6 116 241 182 after scoring four runs in the x-Pittsburgh 79 46 25 8 100 235 194 Jason Motte, LHPs Tyler Anderson and Tyler Matzek and Portland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. INF Daniel Descalso on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March came in the top of the fourth. bottom of the third. Their Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 78 43 26 9 95 225 207 N.Y. Islanders 77 42 26 9 93 214 201 25, and RHP Jairo Diaz on the 60-day DL. Optioned RHP The Raiders outhit the L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Scott Oberg to Albuquerque (PCL). Reassigned LHP Yohan eighth and final run came in Hamlin was running fifth nCAA Men’s Tournament Glance Philadelphia 78 39 26 13 91 203 208 Carolina 79 34 29 16 84 192 216 Flande to minor league camp. Selected the contract of OF Pounders 12-4 and had two the bottom of the fourth. after 221 laps after overcoming FInAL FOUR New Jersey 79 37 34 8 82 176 200 Jason Gurka from Albuquerque. At nRG Stadium Columbus 78 31 39 8 70 203 242 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu, errors to the three committed Oliver and Ezequiel Jesurum a pit road penalty until his car Houston WESTERn COnFEREnCE OF Andre Ethier, INFs Alex Guerrero and Howie Kendrick, C by their host. had stellar outings at the plate, lost control heading into Turn national Semifinals Central Division Yasmani Grandal and RHPs Mike Bolsinger and Josh Ravin Saturday, April 2 GP WLOT Pts GF GA on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 25, and LHP Brett Hunter Oliver went 2-4 with with both going 3-3. Oliver had 1 and slammed into the wall, Villanova 95, Oklahoma 51 x-Dallas 80 48 23 9 105 260 226 Anderson on the 60-day DL. Optioned LHP Luis Avilan and North Carolina 83, Syracuse 66 x-St. Louis 79 47 23 9 103 216 193 RHP Carlos Frias to Oklahoma City (PCL). Reassigned INF a home run and a double to a home run, triple and double sending him to the garage. He national Championship x-Chicago 79 46 26 7 99 224 200 Rob Segedin to minor league camp. Selected the contract of bring in four of his teammates. for an RBI and three runs, never returned, and finished Monday, April 4 x-Nashville 79 39 26 14 92 219 207 INF Charlie Culberson from Oklahoma City. Recalled RHP Villanova (34-5) vs. North Carolina (33-6), 9:19 p.m. Minnesota 80 38 31 11 87 215 201 Ross Stripling from Oklahoma City. Oliver also scored two runs. while Jesurum had a double, 42nd. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 15 A lone palm and a lot of trouble on 4th hole at Augusta (AP) — In the 79 years the prising. Mickelson was in the final Masters has been played, only one “I think that might be as diffi- group on Sunday in 2012 when player has made a hole-in-one on cult a hole as Augusta has,” his tee shot on the fourth caromed the long and deceptively difficult Sluman said. off the grandstands and into the par-3 fourth hole. The fourth hole is called woods. Instead of taking a penalty The golf ball remains in a spe- “Flowering Crab Apple,” even shot and playing his third from cial place. though it is the only hole on the the tee, Lefty tried two right-hand- “I gave the ball to my mother,” course that has a palm tree. No. 4 ed shots to punch it out, eventu- Jeff Sluman said. “She still has it has gone through only one signif- ally got into a bunker and made a in her grave.” icant change since the Masters triple-bogey 6. He finished two The first par 3 at Augusta began in 1934. That was in 2006, shots out of a playoff. National doesn’t get nearly as when the championship tee was “You’d have to put it as the much attention as the last two par moved back 35 yards to make it hardest par 3,” Scott said. 3s, mainly because it is so early in play at 240 yards. This was to Over the years, it ranks as the the round and because it has nei- restore Bobby Jones’ belief that a fourth-hardest hole at Augusta, ther water (Nos. 12 and 16) or long iron or even a fairway metal and it probably would be the steep elevation (No. 6). It is simply should be used off the tee. hardest par 3 except that No. 12 as stern a test as there is on the The fourth hole has given Adam (ranked third in difficulty) has golf course. Scott fits to the point he has con- Rae’s Creek in front of the green Sluman was surprised that no templated whether he should pur- and wind that no one has been one had ever made a hole-in-one posely play short of the green and able to figure out. until he came through in the first take his chances getting up-and- Even so, No. 4 has ranked the round of 1992. He birdied the down. second most difficult at the last opening two holes, made a par on “It’s not the worst idea,” he two Masters, and in 2013 it No. 3, and then faced what was said. “It’s a bit out there. But played as the hardest hole on the then a 212-yard shot to a back left that’s how difficult it is. If you go course. AP photo pin on wide green with a deep over the back, things get tricky.” “A bear of a par 3,” two-time PAul lAwrie tees off at the fourth hole during a practice round for the Masters golf tournament in bunker in front, another bunker So why hasn’t he tried it before? U.S. Open champion Andy North Augusta, Ga., in this April 2013 file photo. The 240-yard fourth hole is the only par 3 to yield just one to the left and trouble over the “The fact I’ve played with a lot of said. “Everybody talks about the hole-in-one in 79 years of the Masters. That was by Jeff Sluman in 1992. back. confidence the last few years, and wind swirling back at the 12th “Sometimes you can make a I’m a good long iron player,” Scott hole. It does the same thing at 4, wind can be on that far corner of the pin that sits front and left, When asked about his ace in hole-in-one on a crappy shot,” said. “And I haven’t had any real and a player can look really silly the golf course. Even so, he was don’t flirt with it. Put it over the 1992, he said, “The last time I hit Sluman said. “This was the pretti- disasters. In the big scheme of 72 hitting what they think is a pretty perplexed by Scott contemplating hole. For the other pins, some- that green in regulation.” est shot you’d ever want to see. I holes, if you took two 3s and two good tee shot. The wind will affect whether to lay up on a par 3. where in the middle of the green He didn’t say if he was joking. hit a soft, cut 4-iron that hit the 4s, that’s not going to lose you the the tee shots 15 or 20 yards.” “Tell me where you lay up,” and you’ll have an uphill putt. “It’s pretty telling that No. 12 bottom of the slope and looked tournament. But a couple of 5s Six-time champion Jack Nicklaus said. “You put it right “The problem,” he said with a and No. 4 are the hardest,” like a 1-footer going in.” could.” Nicklaus said he used to hit any- over the left corner of the bunker smile, “is to get it in the middle of Sluman said. “You’ll see a lot more That no one has made a hole- Maybe he was thinking about thing from a 5-iron to a 1-iron, in the middle of the green. I don’t the green.” bogeys on 4, and potential disas- in-one since then? Not so sur- Phil Mickelson. which speaks how deceptive the care where the pin is. If you’ve got Sluman can attest to that. ters on 12.” Shooting from the hip: Curry’s impact felt in March Madness HOUSTON (AP) — Though he for 18 from 3-point land against for Wisconsin on the first weekend Michael,” Warriors coach Steve moved on to the NBA long ago, Oklahoma; and it’s the Tar Heels, this way: “I just tried to channel Kerr said of his old teammate. “I March Madness is also Steph who rank 290th in the country in my inner Steph Curry.” hope all the young players we play Curry’s world now. 3-point shooting and could barely But it’s not only this lightning- against the next few years are Whether it was the Villanova draw iron from long range for quick, 6-foot-3 guard’s ability to pulling up from 35 feet off the kid swishing a 40-footer just most of their game against make outrageous 3s that’s chang- dribble because we’ll probably be because he could, or the Northern Syracuse. ing things. rebounding the ball and going the Iowa guard sinking the half-court “When the ball goes in,” Texas “Now, we see all the point other way.” buzzer-beater when he had to, coach Shaka Smart said, “it’s def- guards on the baseline doing what To prevent this, some coaches AP photo reminders of Curry, who burst initely more entertaining.” Steph does with the two-ball-drib- stay on a Curry-watch of sorts. SyrAcuSe heAd coAch Quentin Hillsman and players onto the college scene with dou- Earlier in the tournament, bling drills and everything else They’re used to designing intricate react after a three-point basket during the first half against ble-digit Davidson and has now Villanova’s Kris Jenkins made one during the warmup,” said Wes offenses and dictating most pos- Washington, at the women’s Final Four Sunday, in Indianapolis. turned the Warriors into NBA from the edge of the Texas pan- Kosel, an assistant coach at sessions from the bench. They are champions, have been stamped handle on the half-court logo. Division III Colorado College. wary of abandoning old-school Xs all over this year’s NCAA Forward Daniel Ochefu saw it go “And it’s not just at the college and Os in favor of the 30-foot Tournament. in, and glanced over at teammate level, but at the camp level,” Kosel jump shot. UConn now one win away “He’s made the improbable Darryl Reynolds. said. “A couple years ago, it was “You only want guys doing that probable,” said Reggie Miller, the “We both got eye contact, like, everyone with the Kevin Durant if they can shoot like him, and former UCLA and Pacers star who ‘Wow!’ That was Steph range,’” clothes. Now, it’s all the Steph there are very few who can shoot from completing four-peat was never shy about launching Ochefu said. Curry clothes, and you see kids like him,” Charles Barkley said. from a distance himself. Those sorts of shots flew and work at losing the ball, then pick- Meanwhile, the coaches with INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Orange. Villanova and North Carolina fell at an outrageous clip over the ing it up and shooting it like Curry the guys who can shoot like him Breanna Stewart and UConn “We have a chance on will wrap up the college season last month. There was Paul does.” are learning to let go. are one victory away from Tuesday night to play against Monday. Jesperson’s half-court buzzer But be warned. Curry makes it “We’ve got Kyle Wiltjer,” accomplishing their ultimate the best team in the country, to Those looking to draw big-pic- beater for Northern Iowa; the 70- look easy. It isn’t. Gonzaga coach Mark Few said of goal — a fourth straight nation- play against a dynasty and play ture conclusions about whether footer by UConn’s Jalen Adams in Over the past five years, 3-point the Zags’ 44-percent 3-point al championship. against a team that really forgot college hoops has been irre- the American Athletic Conference percentage has remained basical- shooter. “If Wiltjer gets an open 3 To achieve that unprecedent- how to lose,” Syracuse coach versibly Curry-ized might view the tournament; anything Buddy ly steady in Division I, rising only with 28 seconds on the (shot) ed feat, Stewart and the Quentin Hillsman said. “That’s matchup like this: It’s the Hield did before Oklahoma’s melt- 0.3 percentage points to 35.2, clock, or with 20, that’s a good Huskies will have to beat an amazing thing, to forget how Wildcats, who defied every predic- down against ‘Nova. according to STATS. thing, no matter where it’s coming Syracuse, her hometown team. to lose. I want to do that.” tion about bad sightlines in Bronson Koening summed up Look at the Tar Heels. They from. We don’t need a ball swing. “Growing up in Syracuse, I The Huskies will play Houston’s stadium and shot 11 his own long-range game-winner have future NBAers galore. But on We’re going to get paid on that thought about it, going there. Tuesday night without fresh- Saturday, they went 4 for 17 on 3s possession more times than not.” Who wouldn’t? Who wouldn’t man Katie Lou Samuelson. She and, quite the opposite of some of All this tilt toward the outside think about going to the home- broke the third metatarsal bone the shots Curry takes, they were isn’t new. Things have been trend- town school and that stuff?” in her left foot in the first half. toeing the line and getting open ing that way since the 1980s, she said. “But when push came She missed practice Saturday Lady Flames looks. They’ve won all season with when the 3-pointer was intro- to shove, UConn was the best because she was feeling under From Page 13 solid defense and an offense that duced and made this a game that, place for me.” the weather. She started on gets things done in the middle and more and more, is won from the And she’s been great for Sunday, scoring seven points in is nowhere near dependent on 3- outside. Curry is taking things to UConn. A victory Tuesday the first half in 17 minutes. She six hits in the series and has set- College to town Wednesday after- tled in nicely to the No. 9 spot in noon. The first pitch of the dou- point shots falling. the next level — most notably by would give coach Geno didn’t come out of the locker “I’m sure a lot of people pat- making the actual 3-point arc Auriemma 11 national champi- room for the start of the second the lineup. bleheader is scheduled for 3 p.m. “We’ve tried to mix things up in The Mountain Lions are currently terned their game after Michael more a suggestion than a line in onships, moving him past half, returning to the UConn (Jordan) but they didn’t turn into the sand. UCLA men’s coach John bench early in the third quarter the lineup, and Courtney gives us 28-10 and ranked No. 18 in the Wooden for the most in NCAA with a boot on her foot. the double-leadoff scenario with latest NCAA D II poll. basketball history. “I guess it happened on the her and Amanda at nine and one “I think game one of this series Auriemma referred to stand- very first possession that we [in the batting order],” said head really helped us win games two out seniors Stewart, Moriah had where she drove it to the coach Emily Russell. She’s seeing and three,” admitted Russell. Title a lot of good pitches and making “I told the girls just don’t quit, Jefferson and Morgan Tuck as basket and she said she felt From Page 13 he looked toward the title something but didn’t really say the most of them. We’ve made and they responded to the chal- game. anything and just continued to adjustments and the players lenge. Angie was throwing well “I don’t know what I can do to play on it,” Auriemma said. have really responded.” today, and we wanted to ride her few weeks bouncing around the Ryan Arcidiacono and freshman help them except keep remind- “And it wasn’t until late in the The Tigers were limited to just as long as we could. country watching their sons Jalen Brunson. For North ing them all the time, ‘This is first half that we found out that four singles but did draw seven “We had some timely hits and play. Carolina, it’s senior Marcus your spot, you’ve owned this there was something wrong. walks. Audrey Diekmann, ran the bases well and scored in Last weekend, they managed Paige and sophomore Joel Berry spot for the last three years,’” “Then by halftime, when we Kristen Bittle, Medders and a lot of innings to keep the pres- to attend all four Elite Eight II. the Hall of Fame coach said. were in the locker room, we Stassin each drove in a run. sure on the other team. I like games, two in Philadelphia “It’s always good to have mul- “Now there’s no guarantee knew that when she wasn’t Lee will look to keep things where we are as a team right (where North Carolina played) tiple ball handlers and creators you’re going to get it Tuesday back in the locker room right rolling, stepping out of confer- now, at this part of the season,” and two in Louisville (were out there,” Paige said. “You saw night, but we’re not going in away, it had to be something. ence to welcome Young Harris Russell said. Villanova played). Jenkins even last night against the (Syracuse) there Tuesday night hoping we And then before the half start- attended North Carolina’s East zone, Joel was able to penetrate win. Because these three (play- ed, before the second half start- Regional championship victory the gaps and I was able to knock ers) they’ve done more than ed, Rosemary Ragle, our athlet- against Notre Dame. down some shots. And other that, it doesn’t mean we’re ic trainer, told me she has a Braves Nate Britt, the 6-1 guard who nights I have a matchup where I going to win, but I don’t have to broken bone in her foot and averages 5.5 points off the can get in the paint and create help them with that mentality.” she’s out. And we just From Page 13 bench, said he does not know things. And Villanova does the While the Huskies are no addressed it with our team real which section his parents and same thing with Brunson and stranger to the title game, quick and play on.” future. come. Once the young guys begin sister will be sitting Monday Arcidiacono.” Syracuse is a newcomer. The Both teams advanced to the The Braves added veterans Jeff to matriculate to the major night. Villanova’s only national Orange have been on an unex- championship game with routs. Francoeur and Drew Stubbs to leagues and take their place on “I tried to ask them how they championship was one of the pected run in the NCAA The Huskies won by 29 the outfield and left-hander Eric this roster and become stars of would remain neutral, what they most famous upsets in the histo- Tournament. The fourth-seeded points, setting a Final Four O’Flaherty to the bullpen. this team ... it’s going to be a very would wear, but they didn’t tell ry of not just the NCAA team had never gotten out of record that surpassed the 28- John Schuerholz, who as gen- exciting time. I hope I can stay me,” Britt said. Tournament, but in all of the opening weekend of the point win by Tennessee over eral manager helped build the around for as long as possible to Jenkins, second on Villanova American sports. The 1985 tournament before this season. Arkansas in 1998. It was Braves teams that won 14 enjoy that.” in scoring (13.5 per game), Wildcats upset Patrick Ewing Now they’ll have the monumen- UConn’s 74th consecutive vic- straight division titles and the Teheran, only 25, will make his remains close with his birth par- and Georgetown in the final with tal task of spoiling UConn’s tory, the second-longest win- 1995 World Series championship, third straight opening day start. ents. He says he has two fami- a near perfect performance. coronation. ning streak in NCAA and school announced last week he is mov- He beat Miami in last season’s lies. And he roots for North “It’s something we’re always The former Big East teams history. ing from team president to an opener, but the Braves finished Carolina all the time. Well, reminded of,” Brunson said. met at least once a season Syracuse jumped all over advisory role as vice chairman. fourth in the division with only 67 almost. Rollie Massimino, 81, who before the Orange went to the seventh-seeded Washington en Schuerholz, 75, says he is looking wins. “I do hope he plays well,” coached the ‘85 team, told USA ACC in 2013. They haven’t route to an 80-59 rout. The forward to the Braves again “I think this year is going to be Jenkins said. “I hope he’s injury Today Sports he was hoping to played since they left. Orange know they have a big becoming contenders — but he different,” Teheran said. “I want free and things like that. But attend Monday night’s game. He Since UConn won the first of challenge ahead. recognizes that will take time. to get a win. That’s the way we there’s nobody in the world I lives in Florida and his wife has its 11 championships in 1995, “They’re a great basketball “We’ve gone from one of the want to start the year. ... I don’t want to beat more than my been ailing. Syracuse hasn’t had much suc- team,” Hillsman said. “Only worst farm systems in our league want to put any extra pressure on brother.” North Carolina coach Roy cess. The Orange lost the final thing I have going for me is that in a snap of fingers to one of the myself, just try to control what I Some things to watch for when Williams can make history by 23 meetings with Syracuse’s I was in the Big East and we best,” Schuerholz said. can control and do what I can to Villanova plays North Carolina in becoming the sixth coach with at last victory coming in 1996. To know how they play, so their “I want to be around to see win the game.” the NCAA Tournament for the least three NCAA titles. He would make matters worse for the speed and quickness won’t be a this, you’re absolutely right. This The teams will be off on seventh time (the Tar Heels are match Bobby Knight and Jim Orange, history isn’t on their shock. ... Geno’s the best in the is going to be a lot of fun around Tuesday. Washington’s Stephen 5-1). Calhoun with three, and surpass side. business. His team is the best this organization and in this Strasburg is scheduled to face Both teams like to play with his mentor and former North That doesn’t matter to the in the business.” community watching Braves Atlanta’s Bud Norris on two point guards on the floor at Carolina coach, the late Dean baseball for many, many years to Wednesday. once. For Villanova, it’s senior Smith. 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com FoCUS legislation gets bipartisan support of House By STATE REP. KEvin BRooKS Pro-veteran bill gets the the department’s deputy commission- as to whether forfeiture warrants 24th Legislative District OK from House legislators er, leading the day-to-day operations issued by those magistrates who are and On the veterans front, House Bill and directing programs and services not licensed attorneys or judges have 1491 was approved last week which that range from food safety to animal the necessary qualifications under STATE REP. DAn HowEll will make it easier for veterans across and plant health to agricultural devel- Tennessee law to make such forfeiture 22th Legislative District the state to obtain a handgun carry opment. determinations. Education moved front and center permit. Prior to joining the department in TNReady testing last week as the Focus on College and Under the legislation, a carry permit 2011, Templeton served as mayor of legislation addressed University Success Act passed on the applicant would not be required to McNairy County. He and his family The Tennessee House of full House floor with bipartisan sup- comply with the mandatory classroom have farmed in McNairy and Hardin Representatives passed legislation that port. and firing range hours if the applicant counties for decades, producing grain, will give teachers across the state As passed, the legislation better is an active, honorably discharged or cotton, hay, timber and cattle. reprieve from TNReady testing require- Brooks Howell aligns the state’s colleges and univer- retired veteran of the Unites States Legislation strengthens ments. sities to meet the Drive to 55 chal- Armed Forces. asset forfeiture laws With the passage of House Bill 1419, lenge: the goal of getting 55 percent of education landscape that raises ques- The person would have to present a The House of Representatives unani- Tennessee teachers will now be Tennesseans equipped with a college tions as to whether the existing higher certified copy of their certificate of mously approved legislation that allowed to choose whether to include degree or certificate by the year 2025 education structure, established in release or discharge from active duty, strengthens state asset forfeiture laws results from the 2015-16 TNReady and to meet the demands of the 21st cen- 1972, is organized appropriately for a Department of Defense form 214 (DD and further protects Tennesseans from TCAP tests as part of the student tury job market. today’s needs. Last fall alone, 214), that documents a date of dis- unfair seizures of property. growth component of their annual The FOCUS Act places Tennessee on Tennessee saw a 10 percent increase charge or retirement that is within five As passed, House Bill 1772 pro- evaluations, depending on if the a direct path to meeting the Drive to in overall first-time freshman enroll- years from the date of application for hibits a general sessions judge from results would benefit them or not. 55 by providing a sharpened focus on ment at Tennessee universities and a the permit. authorizing a magistrate or judicial Teachers will also be allowed to exer- the governance of community colleges nearly 25 percent increase in first- The legislation will eliminate an commissioner that is not licensed to cise this option for any three-year and colleges of applied technology, time freshman enrollment at state unnecessary burden on the state’s vet- practice law in Tennessee from issuing cycle. while also granting four-year state community colleges. With 46 institu- erans in the permitting process and is a civil forfeiture warrant. The legisla- Because of recent TNReady imple- universities additional autonomy to tions under its belt to look after, pro- part of the legislative package spon- tion requires all appointed magistrates mentation difficulties teachers and make local decisions. ponents agree it is difficult for the sored by the House aimed at helping to either be licensed attorneys or schools have experienced, supporters Currently, the Tennessee Board of Board of Regents to meet all of the veterans and their families across the judges to help prevent unwarranted agree this legislation is absolutely Regents oversees 46 institutions — six diverse challenges of today’s educa- state. seizing of assets. needed in order to give teachers the public state universities, 13 communi- tional system. Jai Templeton named Civil forfeiture is a legal process in option of opting out of these scores ty colleges and 27 colleges of applied With the FOCUS Act, the massive agriculture leader which assets are taken from persons and to ensure no requirements are technology. The University of 46-institution conglomerate under the Gov. Bill Haslam has announced the suspected of involvement with crime or forced which might put them at a Tennessee system oversees three pub- Board of Regents will be shifted and appointment of Jai Templeton, a sixth- illegal activity without necessarily statewide disadvantage. lic state universities as well as three given their own local governing generation Tennessee farmer, as com- charging the owners with wrongdoing. The bill passed the House over- institutes and a health science center. boards, allowing community colleges missioner of the Department of A magistrate, once authorized by a whelmingly with a unanimous 95-0 Because of new initiatives put into the ability to focus at a system level, Agriculture effective May 1. Templeton judge, can issue a warrant if they vote and will now go to the governor’s place through the Drive to 55 program while giving the state’s four-year uni- will replace Julius Johnson who last deem probable cause exists. desk after having been previously — such as the Tennessee Promise — versities the benefit of greater overall week announced his retirement. Over the years, this practice has passed in the Senate earlier in the there has been a shift in the higher autonomy and decision-making. Templeton, 44, currently serves as caused concern and raised questions week.

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Dear Annie: I am a 12-year-old boy, and I hate my life. I am the Left-wing group successful youngest of five, but there is a huge age difference. My siblings are aged 29 to 35. My parents are in baiting Trump campaign in their mid-50s. My parents didn’t plan me and redible reports and Like much that Trump claims I’m tired of being constantly told recruiting emails show he never said, video proves oth- that I am the family “mistake.” It’s that leftwing group erwise. like a big joke to them. People CMoveOn.org In an interview on CNN he has been sponsor- always think I am my parent’s ing protesters to disrupt Donald addressed the notion of a bro- grandson. My mom seems happy Trump rallies. kered convention in which to tell them, “No, he’s our son and Does this recuse Donald Republicans would negotiate for obviously he was a mistake.” It Trump from responsibility for a candidate other than Trump. makes me feel small and embar- violence at his rallies? “I think you’d have riots,” rassed. I think I’m a good kid. I get Not at all. Trump said. straight A’s and I always help The billionaire George Soros- “I’m representing many mil- around the house. I have told my funded MoveOn.Org hands out lions of people. If you disenfran- parents that it hurts my feelings, thousands of dollars’ worth of chise those people, and you say, but they laugh it off and say it’s anti-Trump protest signs and ‘I’m sorry, you’re 100 votes just an expression and I am too banners, sending disrupters into short’ ... I think you’d have prob- sensitive. Most of my siblings are the crowds. Naturally, all of the lems like worse. They like to bully and public MoveOn rallying cries you’ve never make fun of me. My oldest sister laughingly plop the word, seen before. I TODAY IN HISTORY blames me whenever Mom or Dad “peaceful,” into various sen- think bad have a health issue, saying it’s hard on them to deal with a tences. things would (AP) Today is Monday, April 4, In 1983, the space shuttle women’s world hockey champi- young child at their age. The word is obviously not to happen.” the 95th day of 2016. There are Challenger roared into orbit on onship with a 7-5 win over The only sibling I have who be taken seriously. Has Donald 271 days left in the year. its maiden voyage. (It was Canada in Malmo, Sweden. likes me is my single 29-year-old YouTube videos of protesters Trump has Today’s Highlight in History: destroyed in the disaster of Jan. Jenny Wallenda, 87, the matri- brother. He always defends me show them taunting, verbally just called for On April 4, 1968, civil rights 1986.) arch of the famous family of and likes spending time with me. abusing and occasionally throw- a re-enact- leader Martin Luther King Jr., In 1991, Sen. John Heinz, R- high-flying circus performers, I have this fantasy that he will ing the first punch at rally goers. ment of the 39, was shot and killed while Pa., and six other people, includ- died in Sarasota, Florida. adopt me and let me move in with Police say Bernie Sanders sup- Jensen 1 9 6 8 standing on a balcony of the ing two children, were killed Today’s Birthdays: Former him, but I know that’s unrealistic. porters started the violence at D e m o c r a t i c Lorraine Motel in Memphis. when a helicopter collided with Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., is 84. How I can get my family to stop Trump’s Chicago rally. National Convention riots or is On this date: Heinz’s plane over a schoolyard Recording executive Clive Davis being so mean to me? They don’t In 1818, Congress decided the in Merion, Pennsylvania. is 84. Bandleader Hugh seem to hear anything I say. — Trump’s responsibility is to be he “just sayin’?” flag of the United States would Ten years ago: The Iraq tribu- Masekela is 77. Author Kitty The Family Mistake the adult and encourage his fol- The sign of a leader would be consist of 13 red and white nal announced new criminal Kelley is 74. Actor Craig T. Dear Family: No one likes to be lowers to be better than the pro- to increase security, tell fans to stripes and 20 stars, with a new charges against Saddam Hussein Nelson is 72. Actor Walter constantly teased. But your par- testers. Instead, he encourages let security do their job, and star to be added for every new and six others, accusing them of Charles is 71. Actress Christine ents were undoubtedly teased his followers to violence. “don’t give in to the George state of the Union. genocide and crimes against Lahti is 66. Country singer Steve about the age gap of their chil- “If you see somebody getting Soros liberals at MoveOn.org.” In 1841, President William humanity stemming from a Gatlin (The Gatlin Brothers) is dren, and they responded by ready to throw a tomato, knock Don’t give the instigators what Henry Harrison succumbed to 1980s crackdown against Kurds. 65. Actress Mary-Margaret turning it into a joke. You believe the crap out of ’em, would you? they want. Instead, expose the pneumonia one month after his Denis Donaldson, a former Sinn Humes is 62. Writer-producer it reflects poorly on you, when it’s Seriously. OK? Just knock the opposition for what they truly inaugural, becoming the first Fein official recently exposed as a David E. Kelley is 60. Actress really about them. Surely your hell — I promise you, I will pay are: violent agitators. U.S. chief executive to die in British spy, was found fatally Constance Shulman (TV: parents know that lots of people office. shot at his home in County “Orange is the New Black”) is 58. in their 50s have kids your age for the legal fees. I promise. I “We’ve been ramping up our In 1850, the city of Los Angeles Donegal, Ireland. Maryland beat Actor Phil Morris is 57. Actress and they do just fine. promise.” efforts for months ... to the sup- was incorporated. Duke, 78-75, in overtime to win Lorraine Toussaint is 56. Actor Your parents and siblings have In Michigan, Trump said dur- port we provided students in In 1859, “Dixie” was performed its first NCAA women’s basket- Hugo Weaving is 56. Rock musi- fallen into a pattern of treating ing a scuffle, “Get him out. Try Chicago last night by printing publicly for the first time by ball title. cian Craig Adams (The Cult) is you poorly. If your brother cannot not to hurt him. If you do I’ll signs and a banner and recruit- Bryant’s Minstrels at Mechanics’ Five years ago: Yielding to 54. Talk show host/comic get your parents to rethink their defend you in court.” ing MoveOn.org members to join Hall in New York. political opposition, the Obama Graham Norton is 53. Actor behavior, please talk to your “Are Trump rallies the most their peaceful protest,” In 1865, President Abraham administration gave up on trying David Cross is 52. Actor Robert school counselor, favorite teacher fun?” he then asked the pliant MoveOn.org said in an email Lincoln, accompanied by his son avowed Sept. 11 mastermind Downey Jr. is 51. Actress Nancy or coach, your grandparents, crowd. “We’re having a good obtained by the Washington Tad, visited the vanquished Khalid Sheik Mohammed and McKeon is 50. Actor Barry aunts, uncles or a sympathetic time.” Times. “We need to double- Confederate capital of Richmond, four alleged co-conspirators in Pepper is 46. Country singer Clay family friend. You need an adult Virginia, where he was greeted by civilian federal courts and said it Davidson is 45. Rock singer Josh to advocate for you and talk to Yup. As much fun as mass down in the face of direct attacks a crowd that included former would prosecute them instead Todd (Buckcherry) is 45. your parents on your behalf. mixed-martial arts in a mosh pit. on our community.” slaves. before military commissions. Very presidential. The message is clear: In 1933, the Navy airship USS President Barack Obama’s cam- He marvels at the violence, Liberals and their constituencies Akron crashed in severe weather paign announced in a web video confessing, “It was really amaz- are “under attack.” They provid- off the New Jersey coast with the that he would run for re-election ing to watch.” ed anti-Trump signs and ban- loss of 73 lives. in 2012. The Connecticut Cleveland Daily Banner Remember the old guy who ners to carry into the Trump rally In 1949, 12 nations, including Huskies beat the Butler Bulldogs – Established in 1854 – sucker-punched a protester who under the guise of “peaceful” the United States, signed the 53-41 for the NCAA men’s bas- was under control of security in protesting. North Atlantic Treaty in ketball title. Dennis Rodman, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER Fayetteville? It’s like “peacefully” wearing a Washington, D.C. Chris Mullin, Artis Gilmore, Stephen L. Crass Jim Bryant Trump basked in the adora- New Jersey Devils jersey to a In 1958, Johnny Stompanato, Arvydas Sabonis, Olympic gold an enforcer for crime boss medalist Teresa Edwards, OFFICE MANAGER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR tion, declaring, “See, in the good Flyers game. Mickey Cohen and the boyfriend Harlem Globetrotter Reece Herb Lacy old days this didn’t use to hap- Unfortunately, Trump took the of actress Lana Turner, was “Goose” Tatum and Boston Celtic Joyce Taylor pen, because they used to treat bait and encouraged the vio- stabbed to death by Turner’s Tom “Satch” Sanders were elect- SPORTS EDITOR them very rough. We’ve become lence the left wing was agitating teenage daughter, Cheryl Crane, ed to the Naismith Memorial ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Roberts very weak.” for. This violence has now come who said Stompanato had Basketball Hall of Fame. Rick Norton Trump later claimed he did to define the campaign, as the attacked her mother. One year ago: In North ADVERTISING DIRECTOR In 1975, more than 130 peo- Charleston, South Carolina, “not condone” the punch, and media lives by the credo, “If it ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Bennett later claimed he never said he bleeds, it leads.” ple, most of them children, were Walter Scott, a 50-year-old black Gwen Swiger would pay the legal fees for vio- Would he also be so easily killed when a U.S. Air Force motorist, was shot to death while RETAIL SALES MANAGER transport plane evacuating running away from a traffic stop; Sheena Meyer lent supporters who beat the hell manipulated by foreign dicta- Vietnamese orphans crash-land- Officer Michael Thomas Slager, out of protesters. tors? LIFESTYLES EDITOR ed shortly after takeoff from seen in a cellphone video opening William Wright PRESS SUPERVISOR Saigon. Microsoft was founded fire at Scott, has been charged Richard Yarber ——— by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in with murder. More than 300 (About the writer: Rick Jensen is Delaware’s award-winning conser- Albuquerque, New Mexico. enslaved migrant fishermen, 423-472-5041 vative talk show host on WDEL, streaming live on WDEL.com from 1 In 1976, the film “All the mostly from Myanmar, were Telephone p.m. to 4 p.m. Contact the writer at [email protected], or follow him on President’s Men,” starring Robert brought to freedom by an Twitter @Jensen1150WDEL. © Copyright 2016 Rick Jensen, distrib- Redford and Dustin Hoffman as Indonesia delegation following a 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 uted exclusively by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate. Opinions Washington Post reporters Bob dramatic rescue from a remote Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax expressed in guest “Viewpoints” do not necessarily reflect the views of Woodward and Carl Bernstein, island that was the result of an had its world premiere in Associated Press investigation. 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. 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to be adrift in the South LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS LEGAL PUBLICATION IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE PROBATE DIVISION SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A STATE OF TENNESSEE, DEPARTMENT OF IN RE: ESTATE OF LILLIE LEWIS, Deceased. CHILDREN’S SERVICES v. Thomas Brown and No. 2016-PR-55, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ES- middle-aged man is walking Azabel Velasquez, Docket No. J-15-057 & TATE OF: LILLIE LEWIS (Deceased). Notice is J-15-293. The State of Tennessee, Department through a quiet Seoul neighbor- hereby given that on the 28th day of March, of Children’s Services, has filed a petition in the 2016, Letters Testamentary in respect of the Es- hood when he suddenly stops. Juvenile Court of Bradley County, Tennessee, tate of LILLIE LEWIS, Deceased, who died seeking to terminate the parental rights of Tho- March 14, 2016, were issued to the undersigned He lights a cigarette, cupping his mas Brown and Azabel Velasquez. A trial in this by the Probate Court of Bradley County, Tennes- case has been set for June 20, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. hands to shield the flame from see. All persons, resident and nonresident, hav- Thomas Brown and Azabel Velasquez must ap- ing claims matured or unmatured, against said the winter wind, and takes a pear before this Court on that date to determine estate are required to file the same with the Clerk whether their parental rights to the subject child of the above-named Court within the earlier of deep draw, remembering how should be terminated and forever ended. The the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their Court is located in Cleveland, Tennessee. If Tho- things used to be. He’s a former claims will be forever barred: (1) (a) Four (4) mas Brown and Azabel Velasquez do not come months from the date of the first publication (or policeman, a broad-shouldered to the trial, the state will ask the Court to allow it posting, as the case may be) of this notice if the to proceed without contest. That means that the creditor received an actual copy of this Notice to man with a growling voice and a state will ask the Court to let it present proof creditors at least sixty (60) days before the date without having any lawyer appear and defend crushing handshake. that is four (4) months from the date of the first Thomas Brown and Azabel Velasquez’s rights in publication (or posting); or (b) Sixty (60) days Back where he came from, he court. If the Court believes that the Department from the date the creditor received an actual of Children’s Services has proved its case, then copy of the Notice to Creditors if the creditor re- says, he was someone who mat- Thomas Brown and Azabel Velasquez’s parental ceived the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) rights will be forever terminated, and they will tered. days prior to the date that is four (4) months from never be able to see the children again or object the date of first publication (or posting) as de- “In North Korea, people were to their adoptions. If the Court issues an order scribed in (1)(a); or (2) Twelve (12) months from granting the motion, Thomas Brown and Azabel the decedent’s date of death. This 28th day of afraid of me,” he says. He says it Velasquez will have 30 days from entry of the or- March, 2016. Signed: Ronnie Brannett, Estate of der to contact the Court and appeal. Copies of all wistfully, almost sadly, like a boy Lillie Lewis, Deceased. Signed: Sandy Renner orders and motions filed in this case will be left Estate of Lillie Lewis, Deceased. SARAH E. talking about a dog he once had. for Thomas Brown and Azabel Velasquez with COLEMAN, CLERK & MASTER, By Cheryl the Clerk of the Juvenile Court. This will consti- White. LOGAN-THOMPSON, P.C., Attorneys for “They knew I could just drag tute appropriate service on them for all future fil- the Estate of Lillie Lewis, P.O. Box 191, Cleve- ings in this case. them away.” land, TN 37364-0919, (423)476-2251. That fear meant respect, and April 4, 11, 18, 25, 2016 April 4, 11, 2016 bribes, in the North Korean town where he lived, a place where the LEGAL PUBLICATION electricity rarely worked and the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Internet was only a rumor. It meant he could buy a TV, and Default having been made in the terms, conditions, that he had food even as those AP photo and payments provided for in that certain Deed of around him went hungry. It EXILED NORTH KOREAN GAE-YOON LEE poses for a photo at her home in Seoul, South Korea. Trust October 18, 2013, of record in Book 2206, meant that when he grew Lee, who was raised on a collective farm, left North Korea in 2010 with only a high school diploma. Six Page 988, Register’s Office of Bradley County exhausted by the relentless years later, she’s a published poet who often writes about her childhood and the famine, and is midway (“ROBC”) from Ocoee Development Partners, LLC poverty and oppression around through a degree in Korean literature at one of Seoul’s top universities. (“Grantors”) to Douglas R. Johnson. Trustee secur- him, and when relatives abroad ing the indebtedness therein described, which in- offered to advance him the vation, and security loosened job applications. Many are sometimes resorts to pretending debtedness is now due and unpaid, and have been money to escape, he had connec- along the border with China. noticeably shorter than south- she doesn’t belong at all. declared in default by the lawful owner and holder tions to a good smuggler. While security has again tight- erners because of malnutrition, a “There are times when I’m too thereof; and Just over a year ago, that ened, nearly 1,300 refugees serious issue in a country that afraid to be tagged as a North smuggler showed him where to reached South Korea last year, sees height as a measure of Korean,” she says. “So when I’m NOW, THEREFORE, I, Douglas R. Johnson, Trustee, slip across a river and into according to statistics compiled attractiveness and success. talking to South Koreans, some- pursuant to said Deed of Trust, having been re- China, on his way to South by the Seoul government. For When it comes to finding work, times I’ll use a few English words quested by First Volunteer Bank, the owner and Korea. His new home is one of most, the journey required brib- they have none of the school or that I remember so that people holder of said indebtedness so to do, and by virtue the wealthiest and most techno- ing border guards, life under- hometown connections that are think that I’m a foreigner just of the authority and power vested in me by said logically advanced nations in the ground in China for months or often key here to getting hired, learning to speak Korean. At that Deed of Trust will, on April 19, 2016 at 10:15 a.m., world. It has a thriving democra- years, and weeks of travel and many South Koreans dis- moment, I really want to be a for- at the East door of the Bradley County Courthouse cy and a per-capita income at through still more countries. miss them as lazy and difficult. eigner.” in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, sell at least 12 times larger than the They left behind one of the When they do get jobs, seem- During the first few months public outcry to the highest bidder for cash (or North’s. Seoul is a city of infinite most isolated nations in the ingly simple things — such as after he got to the South, the for- credit upon the indebtedness secured if the lawful shopping choices, glass-fronted world, where the ruling family knowing they need to arrive at mer policeman thought he might owner and holder thereof is the successful pur- office towers and armies of has been worshipped now for work on time — can leave them become a cop again, or maybe chaser), free from the equity of redemption, the exquisitely dressed businesspeo- three generations, and only a flummoxed, their pride badly join the army. But he’s too old to statutory right of redemption, homestead, dower, ple. He used to dream of the easy minuscule elite are allowed to battered. be a police recruit, and he says elective share, and all other exemptions of Grantors life he’d have here. make international phone calls. “It has happened so many the army turned him down. of every kind, all of which have been expressly And what does he think now? It has no free press or political times: They show up for work for Since then, he’s tumbled from waived by Grantors, the following-described prop- “Sometimes, when my work is opposition. While the famine is one or two days, then get into a one job to the next: He trained to erty located in Bradley County, Tennessee: too hard, I think about my job as over, the country remains very fight with their colleagues and be a welder but quit because he a policeman,” says the man, who poor, with hunger and malnutri- quit,” says Ahn Kyung-su, a wasn’t earning enough. He Parcel 1: Unit One Hundred, Building Two (2), as spoke on condition his name not tion serious problems. Seoul-based researcher who has worked in a food-processing fac- shown by drawing attached as Exhibit ‘A1’to the be used, fearing for the safety of It’s a country where jobs are spent years working with exiles. tory for a time but says his boss- Deed of Trust recorded at Book 2206, Page 988 relatives who still live in the assigned by the government, but As a result, they remain far es refused to give him a raise. ROBC, North. “I didn’t have problems where most families now survive less educated than most South “It was because I’m from North with money back then. I ate what by selling everything from rice to Koreans and have far higher Korea,” he grumbles. Parcel 2: Unit One hundred on (101), Building Two I wanted to eat.” He pauses, car parts in an ever-growing net- rates of unemployment. Their Since then, there have been (2), as shown by drawing attached as Exhibit ‘B1’ to thinking about his decision to work of markets. Most North most common profession is stints with at least two construc- the Deed of Trust recorded at Book 2206, Page 988 leave: “There are times when I Korean refugees come from col- unskilled laborer. tion companies. The pay is bear- ROBC, regret it a lot.” lective farms or hardscrabble Even success doesn’t make life able, about $100 a day, more Every year, thousands of North towns near the Chinese border. easy. than he made in the North, but Parcel 3: Unit One hundred one (101), Building Koreans risk imprisonment, or Few have more than a high Gae-yoon Lee, who was raised his expenses are dramatically Three (3), as shown by drawing attached as Exhibit worse, to leave their homeland, school education. on a collective farm, left North higher. Rent, food, subways, ‘C1’ to the Deed of Trust recorded at Book 2206, many hoping to eventually reach Tens of thousands of North Korea in 2010 with only a high clothing — all are far more Page 988 ROBC the South. Instead, they often Koreans are believed to live school diploma. Six years later, expensive here. Plus, he’s not find themselves lost in a nation underground in China. Some she’s a published poet who often just supporting his immediate As to Parcels 1, 2 and 3, said buildings and said where they thought they’d feel at stay permanently, while others writes about her childhood and family anymore. He’s also chan- condominiums being described by plat of record in home, struggling with depres- slip back into the North after the famine, and is midway neling cash through under- Plat Book 25, Page 51, et seq., in the Register’s Of- sion, discrimination, joblessness earning extra money. For many, through a degree in Korean liter- ground brokers to relatives still fice of Bradley County, Tennessee, said buildings and their own lingering pride in though, the lure of a wealthy, ature at one of Seoul’s top uni- across the border. and any units contained therein being more par- the repressive nation they left Korean-speaking nation is versities. “Money,” he says at one point. ticularly defined, described and created pursuant to behind. Surveys have shown that strong, even if refugees’ expecta- A quiet woman with a stylish “Money is the problem.” the Tennessee Condominium Act of 2008 (TCA up to one-third would return tions of the South are often purse and braces on her teeth, He’s hardened since he first 66-27-201, et. seq.) under the Declaration dated home if they could. shaped less by reality and more she finds herself intimidated by reached Seoul. He looks at peo- July 28, 2009, of record in Book 1925, Page 813, in Take the former policeman, an by the bootlegged southern soap southerners’ intense focus on ple suspiciously, goes silent said Register’s Office together with all interest of increasingly bitter day laborer operas that are wildly popular in success. around strangers and often won- the Grantor in said Units and the appurtenances who now supports his family the North. “Even between friends, people ders if he’s being discriminated thereto under said Declaration and the By-Laws of hauling bags of cement through Those who go find themselves are always competing here,” says against. record in Book 1925, Page 813, in said Register’s the sprawling apartment blocks living in one of the most brutally Lee, 30. “It can be really stressful He insists, though, that pity is Office, as the same may be affected by amendments constantly under construction competitive countries in the to live here.” the last thing he wants. now or subsequently filed in said Register’s Office around Seoul. His hands are world, where education is wor- With an accent that still gives “Whatever you do, don’t pray including the individual interest in the common rougher than sandpaper now. shipped, toddlers are offered her away as an outsider, she for me,” he says. elements described therein. His fingernails are warped. He exam-prep classes and a drive for sleeps most nights in a dormitory perfection has produced one of For prior title see Deed recorded in Book GI 1894, near his latest construction site, the world’s highest rates of plas- Page 953. just outside the city, only occa- tic surgery. Chinese media ignore festival win sionally visiting his wife and the “Life in South Korea is compet- These properties are commonly known as: 3780 rest of his family, who live in a itive,” Hong Yong-pyo, South for film about Hong Kong’s future Ocoee Place NW, Suite 100, Cleveland, TN, 3780 middle-class Seoul neighbor- Korea’s minister of unification, Ocoee Place NW, Suite 101 and 3760 Ocoee Place hood. said in a recent speech to a BEIJING (AP) — Mainland Years” just one. NW, each in Cleveland, TN. Legal description above “I knew that South Korea was group of defectors. “For you to Chinese media ignored a film fes- Mainland media failed to men- is more reliable than the address and tax map num- a capitalist country, that it was succeed in this competition, you tival award by “Ten Years,” a col- tion the win by “Ten Years,” with bers. Tax map numbers 042H-C-001.008 001 C-003, very rich. I thought that if I can need to push yourself on your lection of five shorts that depict a at least one entertainment site C-004 and C-005. just get there, I can work less but own.” gloomy future for Beijing-ruled omitting it from its list of win- earn a lot of money,” he says. But that can be very difficult. Hong Kong, where freedom of ners. Online site Tencent, which Notice of the Trustee’s foreclosure sale has been He grimaces when he thinks of Despite government programs speech has all but disappeared. often broadcasts film ceremonies, provided to all interested parties including: 1) Pio- his naivete. that include an immersive three- “Ten Years” won out over the put up videos of other winners neer Title Agency, Inc., Trustee for Dillard Con- More than 27,000 North month program, along with favorite, crime thriller “Port of accepting awards. struction, Inc., 513 Georgia Avenue, Chattanooga, Koreans exiles live in the South, assistance in getting apartments Call,” in the best film category at Made on a shoestring budget, TN 37403; 2) Junior’s Building Materials, Inc., 7574 most arriving since a brutal and jobs, the exiles are immedi- Sunday’s Hong Kong Film “Ten Years” became a surprise hit Battlefield Pkwy, Ringgold, GA 30736; 3) Caldwell famine tore at the country in the ately marked by their accents Festival. “Port of Call,” which won with Hong Kong audiences for its Paving & Grading Co., LLC, 8466 Hiwassee Street, mid-1990s. Government control and their confusion over every- seven awards, had been nomi- dystopian view of the former NE, Charleston, TN 37310; 4) HL Construction, a foundered amid widespread star- thing from checking accounts to nated in 13 categories and “Ten British colony in 2025. Division of HL Management Services, LLC, PO Box 5417, Cleveland, TN 37320; 5) The Lewis Group Ar- chitects, Inc., P.C., 6512 Deane Hill Dr, Knoxville, Suicide attacks kill at least 29 people across Iraq TN 37919-6005; and 6) Dillard Construction, Inc., 2631 Rhea County Highway, Dayton, TN 37321. BAGHDAD (AP) — Militants cial area in the oil-rich city of causality figures. All officials river, after destroying six suicide unleashed a wave of suicide Basra, killing at least five people spoke on condition of anonymity car bombers that had tried to This sale is subject to liens, easements, encum- attacks across Iraq on Monday, and wounding 10 others, another as they were not authorized to attack them, Lt. Col. Mohammed brances, property taxes, rights of redemption of killing at least 29 people and police officer said. release information. al-Wagaa of the Iraqi army said. taxing entities and other matters which are prior in wounding dozens, officials said. Pieces of flesh and debris lit- The Islamic State group seized As Iraqi forces backed by a right to the lien of the aforesaid Deed of Trust. The deadliest attack took place tered the bloodstained pavement much of northern and western in U.S.-led coalition have advanced in the southern province of Dhi as thick black smoke billowed Iraq in the summer of 2014 and against IS on a number of fronts The right is reserved to adjourn the day of the sale Qar (also known as Nasiriyah) from the area. The attack also established a self-styled Islamic in recent months, extremists have to another day, time and place certain without fur- when a suicide bomber blew him- damaged up to 30 cars. caliphate in the areas of Iraq and retaliated with a number of large ther publication, upon announcement at the time self up inside a restaurant that is Basra is located about 340 Syria under its control, imposing scale bombings targeting civil- and place for the sale set forth above. The Trustee frequented by Shiite paramilitary miles (550 kilometers) southeast a violent version of Islamic law. ians. reserves the right to rescind the sale. militia fighters, killing at least 14 of Baghdad. The Iraqi army, along with pro- According to the United people. Earlier in the day, a suicide government militias, launched an Nations figures, at least 1,119 In the event the highest bidder does not honor the Another 27 people were wound- bomber rammed his car into a offensive last month aimed at Iraqis were killed and 1,561 were highest bid, the next highest bidder at the next ed in the attack on the well-known security checkpoint in the capi- retaking Mosul, the country’s sec- wounded in March, a sharp highest bid will be deemed the successful bidder. restaurant, which is located on tal’s northeastern suburb of Sadr ond largest city, which is under IS increase from the previous the main highway that links the al-Qanat, killing six troops and control. Their progress in villages month, when 670 people were Dated: March 23, 2016 Douglas R. Johnson, Trus- capital, Baghdad, with the south- wounding 13 others. outside the city has been slowed killed and 1,290 wounded. The tee ern provinces, a police officer said. Another suicide car bomber hit by roadside bombs and other figures include 575 civilians killed Post Office Box 2188 Dhi Qar is located about 200 a headquarters of paramilitary booby traps. and another 1,196 wounded. The Chattanooga, TN 37409 miles (320 kilometers) southeast troops in the town of Mishahda, Iraqi officials said troops on other casualties were Iraqi securi- of Baghdad 20 miles (30 kilometers) north of Monday recaptured a key village ty forces, including Kurdish THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. At around the same time, a sui- Baghdad, killing four troops and outside Mosul after days of heavy forces known as the peshmerga ANY INFORMATION GATHERED WILL BE USED FOR cide car bomber set off his explo- wounding 10 others. fighting. Iraqi forces retook the and government-allied militia- THAT PURPOSE. sives-laden vehicle in a commer- Medical officials confirmed the village of al-Nasr, near the Tigris men. March 28, 2016; April 4, 11, 2016 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com LEGAL PUBLICATION SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S NOTICE Play tells OF FORECLOSURE SALE LEGAL PUBLICATIONS Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided in a certain Deed of Trust of Boston dated SEPTEMBER 17, 2004, executed by JOSEPH LEGAL PUBLICATION G. PIRKLE, JR JOINED BY HIS WIFE, DANIELLE SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S PIRKLE to DAVID S. HUMBERD, A RESIDENT OF Marathon NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Trustee, of record in BOOK 1472, PAGE 324, for the benefit of BANK Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided in OF CLEVELAND, EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF bombing a certain Deed of Trust dated MARCH 22, 2002, executed by MARK A. WELLS THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, P.O. BOX 5000, BOSTON (AP) — Boston AND WIFE, VIRGINIA CHERYL WELLS, to JAMES S. WEBB, Trustee, of record CLEVELAND, TN 37320-5000, in the Register's Of- Marathon Bombing: The Play? in BOOK 1198 PAGE 794, for the benefit of THE BANK/FIRST CITZENS BANK, fice of BRADLEY County, Tennessee and to J. PHIL- It sounds improbable, but EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF STATE OF TENNESSEE, 2305 KEITH STREET LIP JONES AND/OR JESSICA D. BINKLEY, either of “Finish Line: The Untold Stories NW, CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37320-3300, in the Register's Office for BRAD- whom may act, appointed as Substitute Trustee in of the 2013 Boston Marathon” LEY County, Tennessee and to J. PHILLIP JONES AND/OR JESSICA D. an instrument of record in the Register's Office for opens Thursday with a simple BINKLEY, either of whom may act, appointed as Substitute Trustee in an in- BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to secure the indebt- mission — to tell the stories of strument of record in the Register's Office for BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to edness described; WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust bravery, resilience and recovery secure the indebtedness described; WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust was last was last assigned to U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- through the eyes of people who assigned to U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 4801 FREDERICA STREET, CIATION, 4801 FREDERICA STREET, OWENSBORO, lived them. OWENSBORO, KY 42301, the entire indebtedness having been declared due KY 42301 0000 the entire indebtedness having The Boston Theater Company and payable by U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, being the present been declared due and payable by U.S. BANK NA- production draws from interviews owner/holder or authorized agent, designee or servicer of the holder/owner of TIONAL ASSOCIATION, , being the present with survivors, runners, doctors, said indebtedness, has requested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; and owner/holder or authorized agent, designee or serv- first responders and others, with as provided in said Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, icer of the holder/owner of said indebtedness, has actors using verbatim transcripts will by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Substitute Trustee, requested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; to convey each person’s story on on THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016 AT 1:00 P.M. (LOCAL TIME) AT THE MAIN DOOR and as provided in said Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP stage. OF THE BRADLEY COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 155 NORTH OCOEE STREET IN JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, will by virtue of the “Finish Line” will have a 17-day CLEVELAND, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell to the highest bidder for power and authority vested in me as Substitute run of preview performances at cash, free from the equity of redemption, homestead, and dower, and all other Trustee, on MONDAY, APRIL 18, 2016 AT 11:00 the NonProfit Center to coincide exemptions which are expressly waived, and subject to any unpaid taxes, if A.M. (LOCAL TIME), AT THE FRONT (EAST) DOOR with the third anniversary of the any, the following described property in BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to wit: OF THE BRADLEY COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN twin bombings that killed three CLEVELAND, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell people and injured more than PROPERTY LOCATED IN COUNTY OF BRADLEY, TENNESSEE: to the highest bidder for cash, free from the equity 260. Its world premiere opening is of redemption, homestead, and dower, and all other scheduled for April 2017. ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN THE FIRST exemptions which are expressly waived, and subject Unlike books about the attack CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, BEING LOT FIVE (5), to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described or the Mark Wahlberg movie SUNRISE CROSSING, AS SHOWN BY PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE property in BRADLEY County, Tennessee, to wit: “Patriots Day,” now being filmed 150, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF BRAD- in Massachusetts, “Finish Line” LEY, TENNESSEE: does not attempt to re-create the FOR PRIOR TITLE, SEE DEED OF WARRANTY RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 358, IN THE SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT OF BRADLEY bombings or portray the brothers PAGE 526, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. COUNTY, TENNESSEE: responsible for the attack. BEGINNING AT THE MOST SOUTHERLY CORNER Instead, the documentary play CONTINUATION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION: OF THE HEREIN CONVEYED TRACT, SAME BEING focuses on people who were WHERE THE PROPERTY OF CALDWELL INTER- touched by the violence and came THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: SECTS WITH THE COUNTY ROAD AND THE HEREIN out stronger. CONVEYED TRACT; THENCE NORTH 66 DEGREES The play’s co-creators, Joey ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES OR REGULA- 30 MINUTES WEST, 252 FEET TO A POINT; Frangieh and Lisa Rafferty, said TIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. THENCE NORTH 23 DEGREES 30 MINUTES EAST, they wanted to produce some- 610.1 FEET ALONG THE LINE OF HOOPER TO A thing that focused not on the hor- THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT TO EASEMENTS, RESTRICTIONS, POINT; THENCE SOUTH 66 DEGREES 2 MINUTES ror of April 15, 2013, but instead COVENANTS AND CONDITIONS OF RECORD, INCLUDING MATTERS SHOWN EAST, 41 FEET TO A POINT, SAME BEING THE on the kindness shown that day ON RECORDED PLATS. NORTHWESTERNMOST CORNER OF LANDS RE- and in the days that followed. TAINED BY SIMMONS HEREIN; THENCE SOUTH 8 “It’s about the runners, it’s RESTRICTIONS AS SET OUT IN INSTRUMENT RECORDED IN MISC. BOOK 205, DEGREES 15 MINUTES EAST, 614.3 FEET TO A about the spectators, it’s about a PAGE 683, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. POINT IN THE COUNTY ROAD BORDERING THIS city, a state, a country that chose BUT EXCLUDING ANY COVENANT, CONDITION OR RESTRICTION INDICATING PROPERTY; THENCE IN A SOUTHWESTERN DIREC- to not allow an act of evil, an act A PREFERENCE, LIMITATION OR DISCRIMINATION BASED ON RACE, COLOR, TION ALONG THE LINE OF THE COUNTY ROAD, of terrorism, an act of violence to RELIGION, SEX, HANDICAP, FAMILIAL STATUS, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN TO 142.25 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. define who we are,” said THE EXTENT SUCH COVENANTS, CONDITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS VIOLATE FOR PRIOR TITLE SEE DEED RECORDED IN DEED Frangieh, producing artistic TITLE 42USC 3604 (C). BOOK 383, PAGE 292, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE director of the Boston Theater OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Company. BRADLEY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS AS SHOWN OR THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT TO THE There’s Army Master Sgt. SPECIFIED BY THE RECORDED PLAT. FOLLOWING: Bernard “Chris” Spielhagen II, an ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND SUBDIVISION Iraq War veteran who had just BUILDING SETBACK LINES: 25 FOOT ON FRONT LOT LINE, 15 FOOT ON REAR ORDINANCES IN EFFECT THEREON. finished running the 26.2-mile LOT LINE AND 10 FOOT ON SIDE LOT LINES, AS SHOWN OR SPECIFIED BY RESTRICTIONS AS SET OUT IN INSTRUMENT RE- course when the first bomb RECORDED PLAT. CORDED IN DEED BOOK 379, PAGE 196, IN THE exploded. He jumped in to help, REGISTER'S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TEN- working with two National UTILITY EASEMENT AS SHOWN OR SPECIFIED BY THE RECORDED PLAT. NESSEE, BUT OMITTING ANY COVENANT OR RE- Guardsmen to break a wooden STRICTION BASED ON RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, bench to make a stretcher for a DRAINAGE EASEMENT AS SET OUT IN DEED BOOK 358, PAGE 524, IN THE SEX, HANDICAP, FAMILIAL STATUS OR NATIONAL woman with severe leg injuries. SAID REGISTER’S OFFICE. ORIGIN UNLESS AND ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT Spielhagen wrapped her leg with SAID COVENANT (A) IS EXEMPT UNDER CHAPTER a volunteer’s jacket, made a BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO MARK A. WELLS AND WIFE, VIR- 42, SECTION 3607, OF THE UNITED STATES CODE splint and stayed with her until GINIA CHERYL WELLS, BY WARRANTY DEED DATED MARCH 22, 2002 OF RE- OR (B) RELATES TO HANDICAP BUT DOES NOT an ambulance came. CORD IN BOOK 1198, PAGE 775, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR BRADLEY DISCRIMINATE AGAINST HANDICAPPED PERSONS. Then there’s Harry McEnerny, COUNTY, TENNESSEE. TVA POWER LINE EASEMENT. a triage technician in the emer- BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO JO- gency room at Beth Israel ALSO BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM MARK ANTHONY SEPH G. PIRKLE, JR. BY WARRANTY DATED APRIL Deaconess Medical Center who WELLS TO VIRGINIA CHERYL WELLS (NKA VIRGINIA CHERYL BARROSO) BY 14, 1997 OF RECORD IN DEED BOOK 383, PAGE recalls receiving ambulance after QUITCLAIM DEED DATED JANUARY 28, 2008 OF RECORD IN BOOK 1826, 292, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR BRADLEY COUNTY, ambulance filled with wounded PAGE 56, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. TENNESSEE. patients. The staff at Beth Israel THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 260 was in a panic because of rumors THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 498 OLD PARKSVILLE RD NE, MORGAN RD NW, CHARLESTON, TN 37310 (260 that another Boston hospital had CLEVELAND, TN 37323 (498 OLD PARKSVILLE ROAD NE, CLEVELAND, TN MORGAN ROAD NW, CHARLESTON, TN 37310). been bombed. McEnerny wanted 37312). PARCEL ID: 009 018.03 000 to run away but, instead, he THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITH- stayed and worked for many PARCEL ID: 059G B 005.00 000 OUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, AND IS FURTHER hours, helping to save patients. SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR He still feels a significant amount THE SALE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF of guilt for wanting to leave, call- KIND, AND IS FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANY TENANT(S) OR THE PROPERTY. ANY REPRESENTATION CON- ing that urge his “greatest OTHER PARTIES OR ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY. ANY REP- CERNING ANY ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT PROP- moment of defeat.” RESENTATION CONCERNING ANY ASPECT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY BY A ERTY BY A THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESEN- And there’s Brad Jensen, a THIRD PARTY IS NOT THE REPRESENTATION/RESPONSIBILITY OF TATION/ RESPONSIBILITY OF TRUSTEE(S)/ SUB- man who had just passed the fin- TRUSTEE(S)/ SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. STITUTE TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OFFICE. ish line with his mother, who had THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF run the last six miles with him for THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR ENCUMBRANCES support. After the explosions, his ENCUMBRANCES LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS WHICH LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS father found him and his mother TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLO- WHICH TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE DEED OF — unhurt — and they walked SURE SALE IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PRIORITY TRUST UNDER WHICH THIS FORECLOSURE SALE away together. Jensen talks OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ IN- IS CONDUCTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO about how his parents struggled TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIORITY OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF THE with feelings of guilt for not stay- REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY/ INTERNAL ing and helping the injured. Brad WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE REVENUE SERVICE, THE STATE OF TENNESSEE tells his parents that they were ADVERTISEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, OR THE STATE OF simply following a primal parental GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORK instinct — protecting their child. GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS RE- FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTER- John Tracey, the actor who QUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 AND T.C.A. 67-1-1433. THE NOTICE REQUIRE- ESTED PARTIES IN THE ADVERTISEMENT, THEN portrays Jensen in “Finish Line,” MENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSURE IS BEING said the play is filled with “great GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SUB- little microscopic moments” of THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER JECT TO THE APPLICABLE GOVERNMENTAL ENTI- how the bombings affected people DAY, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON TIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL AS who escaped physical wounds, ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH REQUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. 7425 AND T.C.A. but were deeply affected in other ABOVE. THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- 67-1-1433. THE NOTICE REQUIREMENTS OF T.C.A. ways. SCIND THE SALE 35-5-101 ET. SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. “Brad wasn’t injured, he didn’t THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY lose anyone, but what he did get IF YOU PURCHASE A PROPERTY AT THE FORECLOSURE SALE, THE ENTIRE OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER DAY, TIME AND PLACE — aside from surviving this trau- PURCHASE PRICE IS DUE AND PAYABLE AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE AUC- CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON matic experience — was this great TION IN THE FORM OF A CERTIFIED/BANK CHECK MADE PAYABLE TO OR ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR recognition of that (parental) ENDORSED TO LAW OFFICE OF J. PHILLIP JONES. NO PERSONAL CHECKS THE SALE SET FORTH ABOVE. THE instinct and how consuming his WILL BE ACCEPTED. TO THIS END, YOU MUST BRING SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE parents’ love for him is,” Tracey OUTBID THE LENDER AND ANY OTHER BIDDERS. INSUFFICIENT FUNDS WILL RIGHT TO RESCIND THE SALE said. NOT BE ACCEPTED. AMOUNTS RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF THE WINNING BID IN THE EVENT THE HIGHEST BIDDER DOES NOT The play begins on the day of WILL BE REFUNDED TO THE SUCCESSFUL PURCHASER AT THE TIME THE HONOR THE HIGHEST BID WITHIN 24 HOURS, THE the bombings and ends at the FORECLOSURE DEED IS DELIVERED. NEXT HIGHEST BIDDER AT THE NEXT HIGHEST marathon finish line a year later, BID WILL BE DEEMED THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. following the resilience of sur- OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: BANK OF CLEVE- vivors such as Lee Ann Yanni, a PHILLIP & PEGGY HOWELL; NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY; LAND; AUTO OWNERS INSURANCE COMPANY; physical therapist who was at the BAY FINANCE COMPANY LLC CLEVELAND PLYWOOD CO. 2013 marathon to cheer on two of THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND her patients. The first bomb frac- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OB- ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR tured her fibula and left a half- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THAT PURPOSE. dollar size piece of shrapnel in her This is improved property known as 260 MORGAN left leg. She also had tendon and This is improved property known as 498 OLD PARKSVILLE RD NE, CLEVE- RD NW, CHARLESTON, TN 37310 (260 MORGAN nerve damage. LAND, TN 37323 (498 OLD PARKSVILLE ROAD NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312). ROAD NW, CHARLESTON, TN 37310). Despite her injuries, Yanni told J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, SUBSTI- people she would follow through J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEY, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE TUTE TRUSTEE on her plan to run the Chicago 1800 HAYES STREET 1800 HAYES STREET Marathon six months later. She NASHVILLE, TN 37203 NASHVILLE, TN 37203 did, then went on to run the 2014 (615) 254-4430 (615) 254-4430 Boston Marathon six months www.phillipjoneslaw.com www.phillipjoneslaw.com after that. www.auction.com F16-0012 “There wasn’t anything,” she F16-0224 March 21, 28; April 4, 2016 said, “that was going to stop me.” April 4, 11, 18, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 19

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Contributed photo THE ARNOLD ELEMENTARY Junior Beta Club recently participated in National Beta Week. Students were able to attend a school board meeting and be part of accepting Arnold’s reward school banner from the Tennessee Department of Education. They participated in a com- munity service project by walking from Arnold to the Cooke’s food store plaza and picking up garbage on the Greenway. They also visited Contributed photo Perkit’s Yogurt for a treat, and then finished the week by wearing their shirts to school. Each student wrote a short note to one of their teach- YATES PRIMARY SCHOOL’S Women Build team was at the ers, thanking them for all they had done. Arnold Junior Beta Club students, some shown above with school officials, include Maggie Mae Southgate Hills Subdivision location recently to celebrate their Kuhels, Danial Rizvi, Pierce Smith, Francisco Tellez Salamanca, Stephanie Grandes, Andrea Zunan, Joseline Garnica, Emma Long, Payton Habitat for Humanity Build Day. Team members Becca Lay, left, and Debusk, MacKensie Rhan, Kylie Pettis, Lilly Cabrera, Gabriela Febus Medina, Caden Miles, Kalani Estrada, Jasen Brooks, Caleb Mysinger Dee Morris delivered decking boards as teachers nailed them onto and Liandro Silva. Arnold Junior Beta Club Sponsors are Krissi Martin and Katie Runyan. the deck.

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS ARNOLD MEMORIAL SCHOOL students raised more than $1,000 this year for cystic fibrosis research, conducting a banner competition and “Jar Wars” event. The winner of the grade 3-5 division in the banner judging was the classroom of Megan Gowin. The fundraising event has been held by Arnold School for the past 10 years, in conjunction with the Great Strides Walk. Contributed photo YATES PRIMARY PRINCIPAL Carolyn Ingram, center, appears to be in danger as members of her Habitat for Humanity Women Build team raise their hammers. The team put in its Build Day recently at this year’s construction effort in Southgate Hills Subdivision off South Lee Highway.

Contributed photo IT WAS A TEAM effort as Yates Primary School teach- ers and Principal Carolyn Ingram participated in this year’s Women Build for Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland. About 40 teams of 10 women each are build- ing two Habitat homes for two single mothers. The project will continue into the summer, and several groups of Cleveland and Bradley County educators are repre- sented.

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS LESLIE MELTON’S classroom won the K-2 division in Arnold School’s Mini-Walk banner competition last week. The students and Ms. Melton are shown with the banner they created for the event. The stu- dents also joined other Arnold students in a walkaround the Arnold Memorial campus, in recognition of Saturday’s Great Strides Walk.

Contributed photo TEACHER WHITNEY McClure and school nurse Elizabeth Griffith of the Yates Primary Women Build team cut the spindles for the deck during the team’s recent Build Day. The Yates Elementary School team is one of 40 teams of women building two Habitat homes for new homeowners this year.

Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS ARNOLD MEMORIAL STUDENTS walk around the campus Friday in the school’s 10th annual Great Strides Mini-Walk. Arnold students raised more than $1,000 for Saturday’s Great Strides Walk on the Lee University campus. The funds go to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. April 4, 2016 The Character Education issue for March is provided by the Cleveland Daily Banner and Cooke’s Pharmacy

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StudEntS in Shelley Cameron's Kindergarten class are StudEntS get to hear themselves using iPads read out loud! Above, Gabby Mason is for many rea- holding an iPad that has a video of her sons! reading her story to the class! Above Students are left, Jon Luke Collette is participating in showing off a a phonics lesson where the teacher story they says a word, students break the word wrote and up into sounds and then type the letter read to the that makes each sound. Autumn class! Patterson, left, listened as kindergarten- er Kifton Blackwell reads his storybook Several years ago, kinder- garten teacher Shelley Cameron received a grant from the Bradley Cleveland Our fifth-graders at Valley View Public Education frequently serve as supportive Foundations to purchase an mentors and cheerleaders to our incubator for her classroom! younger students. On this day, The giddy screams of stu- kindergarten students had writ- dents could be heard ten and illustrated their own throughout the school this books. They wanted to read their week when two of the chicks books to older students! It was hatched! very touching to see fifth-graders on their knees encouraging these young authors! Comments like "I love how you put spaces between talking with members of the your words!" and "I love how you Lee University golf team are, remembered to put a period at the end of that sentence" could be from left, Emma Sullivan, Kadie heard around the room! Greene, Garrett Williams, Cody Ella and lily duncan, above, are so Campbell and Laci Stewart. excited about the new additions to their class- room! Kindergarten memories are priceless! MEMbErS of Valley View Elementary Below, Harley Loftin listened and compliment- Leadership Team hosted a breakfast for ed Brody Burgiss on his storybook the Lee University golf team. These stu- dents are learning skills including greet- ing, handshakes, eye contact, profession- al attire and conversational skills. After the breakfast, members of the golf team read to classes throughout the building. The Valley View Leadership Team waits to greet the Lee University golf team: Skyann Hutchison, Josh Dunlap, Xander Caywood, Josey Biscoe, Emma Sullivan, Cody Campbell, Kadie Greene, Laci Stewart, Garrett Williams, Sam Houston, Clayton Johnson, Xavier Ortiz and Matthew Summers. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Lake Forest Middle School Principal Ritchie Stevenson

PrinciPal's characTer award 2015-2016, right, was presented, from left front, to Dakota Davis and Katie Ben-Judah; and standing, Summer Conley and Colton Roe.

These sTudenTs at Lake Forest Middle School, above, were recognized at the recent PTO meeting for being Loving/Caring Students: From left are Maddie Ditter, Jasmine Smith, Hayden Monger, Jaylin Viviano and Sydney Sims.

The following sTudenTs at Lake Forest Middle School were recognized at the recent PTO for Courage: From left, front, are Hailey Esquinance, Miah Pritchard, Brianna Bettis, Alyssa Smith and Miranda Bivens; and back, Andrew Womac, Logan Watson, Tanner King, Dakota Rodgers and Ashton Parker. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 5

StudentS of the Month for Friendship at Lake Forest Middle School, from left front, are Emma Stepp, Emma Jane White, Gabbi Dunkle, Lucas Armstrong, Autumn Allen, Jacob Young, Jacob Mooneyham and Zack Long; second row, Jaycob Vail, Rachael Mancini, Josie Painter, Jaxon Blankenship, Brett Waters, Lina Rogers, Emma Wiedman, Sara Perez and Sierra New; third row, Cheyenne Collette, Kinsey Sanders, Evan Triplett, Reece Kirby, Terranie Stinnett, Reid Gibson, Logan Franklin and Kaylee Haggard; and back, Austin Webb, Dylan Grady, Logan Johnson and Aaliyah Zacarias. Jada McCullough and Skyler Bates were not present for photo. What does Friendship mean to you?

Gabbi dunkle emma Stepp emma Jane White Building one Student of the Month Building one Student of the Month Building one Student of the Month “Friendship means people that I can always “Friendship means treating others trust, people who make me happy, “Friendship is about the people how you want to be treated!” and who always have my back.” who build me up and always have my back!” 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com GoodGood CitizenCitizen AwardsAwards

Evan Wooden Suzanne Liner Zachary Banks Heather Ellis Andy Chase Summer Collins Bradley Central Cleveland Copper Basin Polk County Tennessee Christian Walker Valley High School High School High School High School Preparatory School High School Ocoee DAR presents Good Citizen, American History awards

The Ocoee Chapter Daughters of the Evian is a well-rounded young man, who Tournament — 2014; and First-place win in ident of the 4-H Club; and served as volun- American Revolution welcomed students and is respected by his classmates, teachers and NWGA Tournament – 2014. She is commit- teer for Camp Agapé Funday event. their families, friends, teachers and princi- administrators. ted to Maryville College. — Michael Adriaanse, the son of Allan pals to the American History and Good — Suzanne Liner, a senior at Cleveland — Andy Chase, a senior at Tennessee Adriaanse, has been at Cleveland Middle Citizen awards ceremony recently. High School, is the daughter of Stacy Christian Preparatory School, is the son of School sine 2013. During this time, he has The event began with the Pledge of Carson. She will graduate in May as both a Joe and Sophia Chase. He is a participant in been an active member of the Chess Club, Allegiance to the American Flag and the Raider Scholar and a Graduate of varsity basketball, varsity football, National representing his school in local and region- song, “The Star Spangled Banner,” followed Distinction. Honor Society, Student Leadership al games. by the DAR ritual led by Regent Laura Boyd. While at Cleveland High School, she has University, Shakespeare Club, Choir, During his time in Cleveland Middle The awards were presented by Harriet performed as a soloist in both the Blue Cleveland/Bradley County Chamber of School, Michael has received the following Caldwell, chairman of Good Citizen and Raider Marching Band and the CHS Wind Commerce Youth Leadership, Christmas awards: Excellence in Mathematics (fifth American History, and Boyd. Ensemble. She is also the president of the Memories and Angel Tree Service Projects, grade); Excellence in Engineering (sixth Good Citizen Awards were presented to Science Olympiad Team and Science Habitat for Humanity Service Projects, Teen grade); and has been on the school’s highest the following: National Honor Society chapter, as well as Board, Interact Club and National Honor. He honor roll in sixth and seventh grade. He is — Evan Wooden, a Bradley Central High captain of the CHS swim team. holds leadership positions as captain of varsi- currently participating in the TSA program. School senior, is the son of Patrick and June This fall, she plans to attend Berry College ty Championship Basketball team, Beta Club — Baylee Sue Williams, the daughter of Wooden and the brother of Emily Wooden. and pursue a degree in environmental sci- president, Student Council representative Mike and Kari Williams, is a student at Evan has excelled in high school with a 3.8 ence. and National Junior Honor Society vice presi- Copper Basin Middle School. Her accom- GPA and an impressive list of accomplish- — Zachary Banks,the son of Daniel and dent. Andy has been recognized for 12 years plishments include the highest average in ments during his high school career. Makesha Darnell, is a student at Copper in the Honor Roll, 4.0 GPA and Math, Art, grades 4-6; highest overall average in math During the past four years at BCHS, Evan Basin High School. He has been the recipient Latin, Literature, Science and Writing Award and science (seventh-grade); Junior Beta has proven to be a leader as he has served as of several awards from 2012 to 2016 includ- for highest GPA. Club member; awarded for achieving class president all for years. He is an honor ing Copper Basin honors — 2012-16; — Summer Collins, the daughter of Wes advanced in each category on TCAP (sev- student in the B’s and Bars academic pro- American Legion Boys State — 2015; Junior and Lisa Collins, is a student at Walker enth-grade); All-Star basketball player multi- gram, served in Student Council and DECA, class president — 2014-15; Student Council Valley High School. Her achievements ple times (rec league); and first place in sev- where he served as vice president, a conven- president — 2015-16; Algebra I award — include 3.8 GPA, Mu Alpha Theta Club eral cheer team competition. tion principiant and a school representative. 2012; Medical Therapeutics award — 2014; member, FBLA Club member, math tutoring She has been a Star South Dane Evan has received certification in Microsoft Student of the Month; and basketball team and volunteer at the Walker Valley Salvation Company member 11 years and received Word and has been a dual-enrollment stu- from 2012-15. Army dinner. dance training from members of the dent during his junior and senior years. — Heather Ellis, the daughter of Jimmy The DAR Good citizen Award is presented Rockettes, “So You Think You Can Dance” Not only has Evan been a success academi- and Christy Ellis, was nominated for Polk to recognize and honor senior high school choreographers, Atlanta Falcons cheerlead- cally, he has been heavily involved in the day- County High School. Her academic achieve- students who possess the qualities of a good ers, a Juilliard graduate and numberous to-day life of his school, as well as his church ments include Outstanding Achievement in citizen. other famous choreographers. Baylee has and community. He has worked in Bradley Advanced Principles of Agriculture Sciences American History awards were presented to: placed in numerous dance competitions, Central’s school-based enterprise, participated Award — 2012; Outstanding Achievement in — Madisson Mantooth, Chilhowee Middle receiving high gold and platinum status, as in the annual food drive Christmas Memories Bible History award (2013); Biology 1 Award School, is the daughter of Scott and Mary well as many judges’ awards. She has per- and acted as the emcee of the BCHS “Share (203); Geometry Award (2014) and Highest Mantooth. In the sixth grade, Madisson had formed and danced in a music video, and Our Successes” CTE event. average in Honors Biology 2 (2015; BETA the highest class average ELA (Mrs. also performed at several Atlanta Hawks Evan was a member of the Bradley Club member — 2013-16; National Honor Pippenger); achievement in social students basketball games, UGA Bulldogs half-time County/Cleveland City Chamber of Society member — 2015-2016; and (Mrs. Waters); and Achievement in science show, a cruise, Walt Disney World and Commerce Youth Leadership Program in Tennessee Scholar and Wildcat Scholar. She (Mrs. Jones). numerous local events. 2014-15. He is a Bear Scholar and has been has given 80 hours of community service In the seventh grade, Madisson had the She is a former model/actress or “Kiddin’ selected by his peers as “Most Likely to from 2012-2016. Her sports interest are var- highest class average in math (Mrs. Parrott). Around Models Talent” (Atlanta). Succeed” and to serve as their senior class sity for four years; FCE Sports representa- She was co-captain of the volleyball team; representative this year. tive in golf for PCHS; Third in District Junior Beta Club since fifth grade; vice pres- See AWARDS Page 7 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 7 AmericanAmerican HistoryHistory AwardsAwards

Madisson Mantooth Michael Adriaane Baylee Sue Willilams Katie Ben-Judah Logan Cross rebekah Franklin Chilhowee Cleveland Copper Basin Lake Forest Ocoee tennessee Christian Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School Preparatory School Awards ceremony honors middle and high school students

— Katie Ben-Judah, the daughter of the son of Rodney and Angel Cross. He artifacts and has been to many Civil war — Rebekah Franklin, an eight-grader at Shlomo ad Annie Ben-Judah, is a eight- plays the trumpet in the school band and is reenactiments, suh as the Battle of Tennessee Christian Preparatory School, is grader at Lake Forest Middle School. She a volunteer at local nursing homes and Chickamauga and the Battle of Star the daughter of James and Karen Franklin. has been on the gold honor roll every year assisted living homes, where he plays the Mountain. Rebekah is the student leader for Altitude In the seventh-grade, Katie made a 27 on trumpet in his grandfather’s gospel group Logan has visited many history sites Middle School Ministries at the North the ACT (minus the writing portion); and in A Student of the Month, Logan is on the including, St. Augustine, Florida,the oldest Cleveland Church of God. She is president eight-grade, she made 24 on the ACT Silver Honor Roll. city in the United States; the oldest jail, of Junior Beta Club at TCPS and is a mem- Explore test. He enjoys woodworking projects such as and school; and Fort Castillo de san ber of the National Junior Honor Society. She participated in the Duke TIP seventh- a wooden toy army truck for a friend’s Marcos, a Spanish Revolutionary War fort. Rebekah has attended TCPS for 11 years. grade talent search. Katie was in the “Who‘s birthday and a fort in the woods. Logan is He toured the battleship USS Alabama, the The DAR American History Award is pre- Who Among Students” yearbook (a middle always making things. His major interest is USS Drum and the airplane hangar. He sented to recognize and honor those stu- school to high school version). history and is a huge antique collector. He toured the USS 321 when it was docked in dents who have demonstrated outstanding — Logan Cross, Ocoee Middle School, is collects Civil War and World war I and II chattanooga. work in the study of American history.

Writing a “How To....” story is a K stan- dard! Students in Mrs. James’ class at Valley View Elementary School wrote a “How to blow a bubble” story. That isn't the best part. They then took a video of themselves with their iPads blowing a bubble and attached the video to a QR code. So ... not only do they have their story, but they have a picture of themselves blowing a bubble and a QR code that leads the reader to a video of each stu- dent blowing a bubble! We are “sooooo” thankful for our iPads! 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Leroy BowerMan and Joshua Allends use puppets in their LyLa rogerS helps Bebe Jones dress StudentS in Ms. Pollard’s class are having fun sharing eggs at the kindergarten guidance class, practicing how to make new friends. up as a “snow girl” at the winter carnival. Kindergarten Easter Egg Hunt. Arnold Memorial

Mr. Chai, Arnold principal, above, celebrates with our “Students of the Month” for Love and Friendship and tells them how proud he is of them. Below, fifth- and first-grade students Anita Felipe, Cayleigh Roberts, Luis Maximo and Deylin Ruiz Lopez are forming new friendships while working on the Friendship Quilt.

StudentS of the Month, above, proudly show their certificates and Student of the Month T-shirts for Friendship and Love.

StudentS of the Month for Love and Friendship enjoy sharing doughnuts and milk with Mr. Chai. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 9 Arnold Memorial Elementary School Principal: Michael Chai

all STudenTS made a triangle decorated with pictures of people they love and their friends. The students attached the triangles together and titled their quilt, “Love and Friendships are always blooming at Arnold Memorial Elementary.” (Right) Caleb Mysinger, Danial Rizvi, Hailey Carnley, Aiden Cooper, Pearl Roe and Emily Dominguez Gonzalez proudly stand in front of Arnold’s annual quilt.

FiFTh- and FirST- grade students Anita Felipe, Cayleigh Roberts, Luis Maximo and Deylin Ruiz Lopez, left, are forming new friendships while working on the Friendship Quilt. (Right) Arrisa Greene, Stephanie Grandes, Jazmine Ramseur, Tailynn Harney and Karli Cornelius help build new friendships between fifth- grade and kindergarten stu- dents while watching “The Patchwork Quilt.”

FirST-grader Da’Jon Drake and fourth-grader PierCe SMiTh shares his love for reading each week with Third-grader Scarlet Roe helps teach her fellow class- Memphis Palelei share ideas for their Friendship trian- Andy Chambers and Elijah Burch. mates about nice friendships that are shown in Disney movies. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month Arnold Memorial Elementary School Fifth grade: Josie Maran Bernave and Caden Miles. E.L. Ross Elementary School Fourth grade: Fransisca Morales Alvares, Alivia Williams and Emily Francais. Third grade: Ashlyn Howard, Cooper Lemons, Eva Laslie, Jeremiah Townsend, Kaily Third grade: Scarlet Roe and Keith Flores. Vega, Sydney Ruis and and Symone Ngare. Second grade: Noah Viveros, DJ Yongoran and Jamie Freeman. Fourth grade: Anthony Davis, Jackson Harrod, Nahomi Chavero Soto, Nykhia Dodd and First grade: Marilyn Herrera Ocamp, Cayleigh Roberts and Bairon Barrionuevo. Susie Asble. Kindergarten: Ty'Reek Hart, Caitlyn Stancil, Della Jones and Breeze Palelei. Fifth grade: Anahi Morales-Ramirez, Angie Moyal, Audrey Yocum, Ava Dunn and Maverick Dasher. Blythe-Bower Elementary School Kindergarten: Samuel Frias, Ariyah Huffman, Taraji Hayes, JaVaris Smith and Greyson Black Fox Elementary School Post. Kindergarten: Keaghan Ramirez, Andrey Ryabchuk and Iseka Santis. First grade: Danny Vera-Lopez, David Boyd, Brandon Chagala, Alexis Jones, X’Zavian First grade: Hallie Rymer, Jackson Knight, Addi McClary and Reagan Jordan. Swafford. Second grade: River Griffey, Braelyn Taylor, Raven Fields and Madilyn Pedrick. Second grade: David Matute, Andony Ortiz, Karla Rose Shaner, Marre’ona Carpenter Third grade: Knox Cash, Brooklyn Humberd, Hannah Pearson, Rebecca Delatte and and Coy Logan. Gage Glasser. Third grade: Kaitlyn Green, Matthew Bevelhymer, Allee Elliott and Callie Colorado. Fourth grade: Jarrius Rogers, Desiree Harrison, Elena Vykhrist and Kayleigh Evans. Fourth grade: Bryson Mikel, Enlighten Oloday, Shanna Akins and Monserrath Escobar- Fifth grade: Emilyn Dycus, Christian Martin, Brilee Harris and Tristan Hatten. Lopez. Fifth grade: Chase Mason, Edwin Hunter, Mar’esha Donohoo and Trevor Lay. Bradley Central High School Kaylee Band, Dailynn Brewer, Emily Carey, Austin Crisp, Mitchell Cross, Shelby Cleveland Middle School Hammonds, Madison Haun, Daniel Holley, Austin Hughes, Kaitlin Hullendar, Grant James, Sixth grade: Alexandra Carroll, Christian Castillo, Angelina Cross, Summer Davis, Kaylee Logan, Dylan Longwith, Stephan May, Sarah Milliron, Jada Payne, Kassandra Shayla Escobar, Ethan Herndon, Madilyn Kidd, Robert Pritchard, Kimberly Stancil and Rogers, Ziaraye Shannon, Caleb Smith, Ashlyn Wilcoxon and Starla Woodward. Tiffany Wright, Angelina Zamorano. Seventh grade: Eli Adams, Dominic Baker, Maria Camargo Pena, Kayla Davenport, Charleston Elementary School Wesley Gibson, Riina Senn, Tori Sterchi, Xavier Thompson, Donye’ Upton, Nathan Viveros, Kindergarten: Cal Jenkins, Dakota Arp and Lilly Burgess. Danielle Williams and Bridger Yowarsky. First grade: Tucker Brewer, Nala Hyde and Aaliyah Collier. Eighth grade: Christine Acevedo, Jasmyne Goodine, Hayley Long, Ellie Mills, Katie Second grade: Keeley Stokes, Savannah Russell and Mackenzie Crider. Radovenchuk, Emily Rominger, Makail Tucker and Hannah Shope. Third grade: Molly Goins and Latayvian Brown. Fourth grade: Amber Henry, Dru Dover and, Waylon Melton. Donald P. Yates Elementary School Fifth grade: Drake Perry, Jessica Fought and Morgan Rouse. Kindergarten: Tessa Williams, Emma Rollins, Saylor Ruis, Leah Williams, Edgar Salinas-Vega and Zious Whaley. Hopewell Elementary School First grade: Mia Woods, Toby Schrock, Breanna Davis, Madalyn Owens, Alek Shippey, Pre K: Hayden Bice, Kinsley Stephens Alexander Johnson and Lila Dunn. Kindergarten: Joseph Lehman, Skye Walker, India Ford, Katie Tanksley and Savannah Second grade: Rita Francisco, Ava Robbins, Alexi Cross, Dhvansh Patel, Joshua O'Connell. Fortner and Sahithi Rajuladevi. First grade: Hailie Elmer, Bennett Howell and Abel Millwood. Second grade: Ellen Adams, Colby Turner, Bryson Dangerfield, Rylan Ledford and Ben George R. Stuart Elementary School Taylor. Kindergarten: Cheyenne Grayson, Connor Henson, Chloe Howard, Isaac Kondor and Third grade: Mason Beard, George Emendorfer, Kaden McConnell Elleina Steve. .Fourth grade: Chelsea Hernandez, Gage Ellis, Skylar Elkins, Brayden Pennell. First grade: Colby Adkisson, Blu McAllister, Braden Penton and Matthew Wright. Fifth grade: Madison Wingrove, Alex Arnold, Hannah Watson, Trent Stanfield. Second grade: Henry Gonzalez, Paxton Hudgins, Jacob Kondor, Timothy Luithle and Dylan Mays. Lake Forest Middle School Third grade: Brady Cole, Bryana Lee and Brett Oxford. Emma Stepp, Emma Jane White, Gabbi Dunkle, Lucas Armstrong, Jada McCullough, Fourth grade: Isaiah Calderone, Jeronimo Espinosa and Madison Lane. Autumn Allen, Jacob Young, Jacob Mooneyham, Jaycob Vail, Rachael Mancini, Josie Fifth grade: Lauren Grace Choplin, Jaziel Jimenez and Katie Whitman. Painter, Jaxon Blakenship, Zack Long, Sierra New, Brett Waters, Lina Rogers, Emma Wiedman, Sara Perez, Cheyenne Collette, Kinsey Sanders, Evan Triplett, Reece Kirby, Terranie Stinnett, Reid Gibson, Logan Franklin, Kaylee Haggard, Austin Webb, Skylar Mayfield Elementary School Bates, and Dylan Grady. Kindergarten: Kai Pulliam, Nia Campbell, Ahna Griffith and Daisy Sheldon. First grade: Clayshion Clark, Rene Tovar, Anna Pritchard, Emma Ann Morelock and Garrett Corum. Michigan Avenue Elementary School Second grade: Alejandro Morales, Cesar Almazan, Alex Cole and Karla Garcia. Kindergarten: Kameron Humphrey, Sydney Lewallen, Clara Sutter and Mya Hicks. Third grade: Drew Crane, Bailey Staton, Cade Cox and Lucy Duncan. First grade: Adonia Farmer, Ximena Martinez, Hanna Workman and Aiden Couvillion. Fourth grade: Chloe Reis, Jorge Barrionuero, Lisveth Becerrill-Salas Second grade: Madalyn Strickland, Natasia Selvage and Isaac Sausville. and Dennis Pham. Third grade: Anna Hughes, Riley Hicks and Isaac Akins. Fifth grade: Brooklyn Conn, Katelyn Kilgore, Yakelyn Nunez and Fourth grade: Jonas Harness, Khloe Brewington and Kaylee Littrell. Tanner Germany. Fifth grade: Jessica Edgemon, Tyler Hare and Sasha Roberts. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016— 11

Students of the Month North Lee Elementary School Park View Elementary School Kindergarten: Hailey Griffith, Ava LaBean, Drew Thompson and Gabe Padilla. Kindergarten: Lilly McEwen, Rayden Marble and Caitlyn Atha. First grade: Audrey Robbins, Karina Keller, Avery Collins and Jordan Johnson. First grade: Jason Hyde, Kaden Neloms, Itale Bennett, Asher Bunch. Second grade: Gideon Hernandez, Nicole Garrett, Kaitlyn Hall, Ava Oliver. Second grade: Dakota Moore, Dylan Killian, Justin Sealy, Declan Comfort. Third grade: Rylee Moore, Kayley Mendez, Kelsey Crabtree, Braden Gorski. Third grade: Cristina Medlin, Anthony Roberts, Chloe Curtis and Brylea Neloms. Fourth grade: Gavin Cross, Madi Oran, Avalyn Slatton and Analiza Conner. Fourth grade: Kyleigh Walker, Abigail Higgins, Emerson Comfort and Emma Hamilton. Fifth grade: Riley Hayden, Aimee Jordan and Kyndall Randolph. Fifth grade: Riley Wooten, Jason Sealy and Brylee Clements.

Oak Grove Elementary School Taylor Elementary School Kindergarten: Chandler Womac, Christian Tallent and Breyona Stringer. Kindergarten: Laila Stamey and Garrett Gregory. First grade: Adrienne Howard, Lilli Byers, Callie Shields and Riley Mull. First grade: Alyssa Gee and Jena Johnson. Second grade: Kerington Thompson, Aiden Swafford and Eli Painter. Second grade: Michael Mallick and Gage Reinheimer. Third grade: Adrianna Jones, Zack Locke, Destiny Green and Devin Pinela. Third grade: Sophie Cable and Jeremiah Leonard. Fourth grade: Rayleigh Pinkard, Rachel Wooten and Joseph Fiveash. Fourth grade: Jeremiah Wade and Robert Haney. Fifth grade: Brooklyn Deaver, Jay Bonner and Knox Watson. Fifth grade: Christian Osorio and Arcenio Santizo.

Ocoee Middle School Valley View Elementary School Sixth grade: Arabians — Farrah Cooke, Myrakle Strickland, Winston Hicks, Kristina Kindergarten: Chyanne Malone and Carson Kerr. Crawford and Jhovanny Angeles; Chargers — Miriam Eachus, Zoe Moore, Adelynne Bot, First grade: Lilly Powell, Colt-Lee Day. Michael Splitstone and Sarah Gentry; Palominos — Bella Anderson, Ryan Conner, Demontae Second grade: Gracie Ownby and Chandler Peels. Ellison, Jesus Lopez and Alexis McCormick; and Stallions — Jaxson McGowan, Abby Switter, Third grade: Savannah Hicks, J.P. Corvin, Cadance Hoffman. Madison Hall, Ginger Ceballos and Lyndsey Payne. Fourth grade: Hailey Michaelchuck and Shelby Longwell. Seventh grade: Clydesdales — Matt Bradford, Vanessa Gammill, Nataziona Nelson, Lluke Fifth grade: Laci Stewart and Devon Frakes. Morrison and Gage Peace; Mustangs — Dylan Bradley, Prince Holmes, Claudia Bowling, Mikayla Mosley and Jessica Kudrich; Pacers — Kaleigh Miller, Ethan Cavanaugh, Kathryn Kibler, Kylie Baker and Jenifer Goins; and Paint Horses — Emma Cummings, Brooklyn Walker Valley High School Hughes, Zoe Harden, Grace Stone and Chase Russell. Tanner Bryant, Canaan Cranfield, Chandler Davis, Chase Foster, Jordan Martin, Autumn Eighth grade: Saddlebreds — Blake Newsome, Jace Lawson, Chelsea Millard, Makaya Millard, Trinity Scotts, Courtney Swafford, Skyler Swafford and Taja Ware. Brock and Jolene Ballew; Show Horses — Braden Davis, Elijah King, Trinity Lattuca, Micah Lyon and Hayden Gibson; Thoroughbreds — Gracie Clark, Nyia Ware, Makenzie Driver, Dawson Morrow and Caleb Day; and Walking Horses — Jack Anderson, Arizona Reyes, Waterville Community Elementary School Samantha Chambers, Zach Turner and Kole Hall. Kindergarten: Chloe Balinger, Makenna Goode, Noah Samayoa, Noah Sneed and Hailey King. First grade: Miley Faulk, Carson Medlin, Haven Ledford and Madison Tomaszewski. Second grade: Vanesa Marchuk, Megan Skipper, Jaleel Sharp, Jimmy Dale and Prospect Elementary School Logan Davis. Addison Groomes, Kemi Gann, Madison Jackson, Eli Allmon, Darby Pirkl, McKenna Keit, Third: Brody Crisp, Jaylen Parris, Alex Graham, Marissa Stone and Isabella Nelson. Michael Strange, Jameson Baggett, Jack Miller, Layla Cross, Autumn Wright, Kyle Fourth: Alyssa Johnstone, Viktoria Marchuk, Trenton Welch and Vanna McLaughlin. Greathouse, Danny Pham, Isaac Augustine, Hailey Hughes, Alex Loveday, Tom Sampson, Fifth: Kirstan Caylor, Lexi Lay, Jayelan Simmons and Thomas Hill. Addy Clark, Hayden Davis, Braden Wingfield and Logan Brogdon. CDC: Calvin Powers, Kaymon Dills, Nalah Mastin and Britney Wall.

F R I E N D S H I P T A Tennessee Christian Preparatorey School Kindergarten: Grayson Presswood. A T T E N T I V E S P R First grade: Emma Hyden and Vanessa Steele. Second grade: Bethany Anderson. I D L A I D R O C P Q P Third grade: Callie Millwood. Fourth grade: Logan Johnson and Michael Winters. T E O D N M C A R I N G Fifth grade: Ben Anderson and Carlita Denton. H A R M O N Y E L K J I Friendship General Mills Box Top F R H I G T C L O S E T — FRIENDSHIP — KIND — LOVE — SOCIAL coupons are worth money to U F E R D I E C B W A C — CARING — LOYAL our schools. Some are worth up to 50 cents. L O V E A S O C I A L E — AFFECTION — BROTHERLY — HARMONY — WARM If you can’t get them to a N O I T C E F F A R A P — ADMIRE — ATTENTIVE school, just bring — DOTE — CORDIAL them by the Banner E C I T E H T A P M Y S — RESPECT — DEAR offices and we will V V A L U E D N I K O E — VALUE — CLOSE — APPRECIATIVE — FAITHFUL deliver them. E B R O T H E R L Y L R — SYMPATHETIC — EVEN 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Monday, April 4, 2016 www.clevelandbanner.com Your Friends and Neighbors at

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